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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1925

Page

7

Elyria Peony and Gladiolus Society Annual Meet

The Elyria Peony and Gladiolus Society held a terraconal business meeting in the Lo rain County Bank committee room. Reports of the past year were read and accepted. Mrs. Cora F. Ensign Mrs. W Hubbell and C E H Lozier elected to fill three vacancies on the executive committee. O A Risk J W Miller and F L Moody complete unfinished terms, with J D Upp J N Hurlebaus and Andrew Auten set for two year terms. The committee now serves a three year term. A public meeting is planned for a future April session.

Elyria Peony and Gladiolus Society Lorain County Bank Cora F. Ensign W. §. Hubbell C. E H. Lozier

Community group events tonight in Elyria area

Numerous meetings and gatherings are listed across Elyria for tonight including the I O O F lodge, Jewish Ladies Aid, Federation of Business Women at the Y W C A, Knights of St John, Carlisle Grange, Frank S Harmon Lodge, United Presbyterian Bible School committee, Elizabeth Stevens Society, Ely Parent Teachers Association, Lenten lectures at Y W C A and St Andrews church, Birthday Club, Methodist class, Woman's Critic Club chapter, and a general social and musical program at the Y W C A.

Elyria Lodge Jewish Ladies Aid Society Agudath Achim Lodi Federation of Business Women of the Knights of St. John Moose Hall Carlisle Grange Grange Hall Frank S. Harmon Lodge Masonic Temple United Presbyterian Church C. L. Bristol Harvard Avenue Elizabeth Stevens Society The Methodist Episcopal Church Old Ladies’ Home Second Street Ely Thomas Graham Oberlin College Y. W.c George Martin R. C. Mastan rMs F. R. Hudgon Fast Ninth Street St. Andrew's Church Business Women's Department Woman's Criic Club Paul Wellert Cleveland Street Mae Friday Herbert Strand C. E. Decker Ruth Curmen Nelson Balcomb Grace Petersen Ning

Dover Road to Be Previewed at Western Reserve High

Charming A A Milne comedy Dover Road will be previewed at the High School auditorium by the Sock and Buskin Dramatic Club of Western Reserve University under the Friendship Club of the Y M C A. Friday March 6 at 8 PM. Students in the Dramatic Workshop directed by Barclay S. Leatham present the play with emphasis on polished production and professional ambition. Local patrons listed include Mrs. J L Hornbach and Miss Adele Brown among many with ties to the community.

Dover Road Sock and Buskin Locomatic Club Western Reserve University Friendship Club A. A Milne Barrie Stevenson Dramatic Workshop Barclay S. Leatham Faculty of Western Reserve Bean Anthony Nieding J. L. Hornbach Oscar Unserodt Effie Hecock R. T. J. Martin R. E. Lamar L. H. Webber C. L. Whidden A. H. Hancock Theobald Moody B. FE. Saunders W. B. Hubbell H. W. Ingersoll Mary Ingersoll R. B. Struthers Tibball J. F. Burke Florence Wannaford

Masque Club Play Sixty Years Ago

The Masque Club staged A Dinner with Complications at the high school auditorium. Cast included Mrs Carton Cornelia Patrick George Moody Peggy Ball Mary Barnes Eleanor Husens Jane Moody Dr Richard Vandis Donald Wecock Dr Robert Landis Donald Laun Elizabeth Taylor.

Mrs. Carton Cornelia Patrick Mr. Carton George Moody Peggy Ball Mary Barnes Eleanor Husens Jane Moody Richard Vandis Donald Wecock Robert Landis Donald Laun Enschleger Elizabeth Taylor Miss Chambers

Community meetings fill March week at local halls

The Markley School hosts a musical program and play on Thursday at 7 30. Gates P T A meets Wednesday at 3 30 in Gates auditorium with Mrs G A Friday speaking on Americanization and performances by Mrs Nellie Gregory and Mrs Lovejoy. Sons of Veterans hold an all day sewing session with a noon tureen dinner and a public card party. Eastern Stars have a social at the Masonic temple Friday evening. Round Table Clan postpones to March 11 with Mrs James Thomas as hostess due to the Cadman lecture at the First Church tomorrow.

Markley Gates Parent-Teachers Association Gates G. A Nellie Gregory Lovejoy Sons of Veterans A. R. Hall Masonic Temple Round Table Clan James Thomas Columbus Street Cadman

Birthday Banquet Attends Noted by Elyria Moose Chapter

The Elyria Chapter No. 775 Moose lodge held a Legion Hall banquet on February 28 to celebrate the local chapter's installation a year earlier. More than 100 were served including 25 Legionaries and Brother Moose from Lorain. Deputy Grand Regent Marie Lenk of Tolendo spoke on Moose heart and Monostheaven. Piano solos and dancing followed the program.

Ruth Barton Hosts Sunday School Class

Miss Ruth Barton of Dewey Avenue entertained members of the Welcome Class of the Second Congregational Church Saturday afternoon. A brief business session preceded scrapbook work about Heidi for hospital children. Games and refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for March 25.

Ruth Barton Dewey Avenue Ruth Pape Second Congregational Church Heidi Grls

Garford School P T A Meeting Featured Program

The Parent-Teacher Association of the Garford School meets Wednesday afternoon at 3 30. A pleasing program includes The Kindergarten Band and Nursery Rhymes by Wiss Boyd's room Education Its Benefits by C P Shively principal of the High School and solos The Want of You and The Split Hours by JL FE Palmer with Mrs Palmer at the piano. The public is invited to attend.

Parent-Teacher Association Garford School Wiss Boyd C. P. Shively JL. FE. Palmer

Women’s Welsh Club Sets St David’s Banquet Speaker

The Women’s Welsh Club has secured Dr Tipton of Cleveland as speaker for the annual St David’s Day Banquet at the First Congregational church in this city. Edward Blythin a prominent Cleveland attorney will be toast master and Sam Roberts tenor Miss Jean Brown contralto and Prof Ben Burtt accompanist will present a musical program. Public attendance is invited.

Welsh Club Dr. Tipton Cleveland First Congregational Church Edward Blythin Sam Roberts Jean Brown Ben Burtt

Dames of Malta Hold Meeting and Dinner

The Dames of Malta and officers met at the TL. OO. O. F. hall for a noon luncheon with strong attendance. They practiced degree work in the afternoon and held a regular meeting with nominations for the next six months and discussions of important matters.

Dames of Malta TL. OO. O. F. Hall

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Summary

Admissions include Mrs. Glen Fitch of 345 West Ninth Street Mrs. Flora Brooka of Worth Ridgeville Mrs. Richard Gray of No 1 Gray apartments and Frank Godridge of La Grange. Discharges list Mrs. Carl Taylor and son of 215 Court street Mrs. John Banacke and daughter of 86 West River and Mrs. Raymond Finicke and daughter of 104 Broad St.

Glen Fitch West Ninth Street Flora Brooka Worth Ridgeville Richard Gray Gray Apartments Frank Godridge la Grange Carl Taylor and Son Court Street John Banacke Weat River Raymond Finicke Broad St

Delightful Party at Mathis Home In Lodi Street

Mr and Mrs J L Mathis hosted a charming Saturday evening at home for twenty two guests including visitors from out of town. The decorations and favors were unique and attractive.

J. L. Mathis Lodi Street

Garrick Club Names Secretary and Discusses Pageant Plans

The Garrick Club of Elyria High School met in room 238 on Monday. The Honor Clubs jointly produced the pageant and announced roles. Members discussed taking club pictures and Ethel Miller was elected secretary for the remainder of the semester.

Garrick Club Elyria High School Ethel Miller

Laf A Lot Club Hosts Evening of Five Hundred Prizes

Miss Mary Walker entertained Laf A Lot Club at 419 East River Street. Five Hundred was the diversion, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Harry Walker Mrs. Lena Wolf Mrs. Margaret Koehn and Miss Mary Walker at Elsie Schroeder’s home 350 Twelfth Street in two weeks.

Mary Walker East River Street Laf A Lot Club Harry Walker Lena Wolf Margaret Koehn Elsie Schroeder Twelfth Street

YWCA to Organize Junior High Club in Washington Building

Tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 the YWCA will organize a new club for junior high school girls matching the Friendship Club. Mrs. Ralph Wood serves as advisor to the group.

Washington Ralph Wood

Pythians Hold Regular Session in K of P Hall

A large turnout of Pythian officers met in K of P hall for a regular session. Mrs. Howard Stanford was named dance chair and plans for an upcoming event were discussed. Mrs. Laura Garton oversaw the social, with games and refreshments enjoyed late.

Pythian Ofiicers K. of P.hall Howard Stanford Laura Garton

Painter Steve Nemes and Elizabeth Simon Charged in Pace Case

Steve Nemes aged 42 and Elizabeth Simon aged 32 both of Lorain are cited in a Pace case. A Justice of the Peace presides over the matter.

Steve Nemes Elizabeth Simon Lorain Justice of the Pace

Amherst area personals note social rounds and notices

Local residents share visits and illnesses with friends and relatives. Miss Louise MecMasters returns home after hosting Miss Helen Bennet. Miss Germaine Copas improving. Bueche family hosted by Jules Py. Mary Avery returns from Amherst visit. Elmer Beal visits. Frank Payne called to Hackensburg VA for ill father. Newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Richard Gray. son to Mr and Mrs Glen Fitch. Funeral attendance for Mr W C Greenwalt. Toronto call for Mrs P L N McNulty. Emil C Johnson hosts Francis Thihh of France. John Blythe ill with pneumonia. County Agent C E Rowland to speak at Carlisle Grange. Circle 9 meets Thursday. Mrs J W Garrett to host. Mrs Louis Schubert honors birthday with guests from several towns. E Gross returns from New York business trip.

Louise MecMasters Chicatto Helen Bennet West Avenue Germaine Ruth Copas R W. Copas Itamuilton Street Louis J. Bueche Jules Py Lorain Mary Avery Seventh Street Arthur Rice Amherst Elmer Beal A. I. Eppley Frank Payne Cambridge Street Hacksonburg Virginia Richard Gray Gray Apartments Glen Fitch West Ninth Street Memorial Hospital E. Tu. Rice FE. Donelly J. Cartwright Joe Kaiser Orrin Baker Mary Woodcock William Almschoetder W. C. Greenwalt East 124Th Street Cleveland PL. ON. McNulty Lake Avenue Toronto Canada Ella Nichols Henry Gawn Emil C. Johnson East Avenue Francis Thihh France French Aviation Corps Paris John Blythe Abbey Road C. E. Rowland Carlisle New York City Fred Ernst

Hughes Record as Secretary of State Compiled

A review of Cordell Hull? No. This piece credits Charles Evans Hughes with shaping U S diplomacy through the Washington Conference treaties the Four Power Treaty and naval arms limits the Yap agreement and China indemnity payments The article notes his stance on a world court and his role in Latin American relations and in delaying Russia recognition while detailing his clashes with party rivals.

United States Pacific China Japan Hughes Yap Congress Tiugh+s Coolidge Mr. Hughes Russia Great Britain France Willilam E. Borah Idaho Senate Committee Mexico Special Claims Commission Washington Mexico City Canada Lombia Panama Canal South America John J. Pershing Counly Germany Sweden Norway Denmark Italy Netherlands Panama Belgium Africa Syria Crraat Britain Palestine Senate

Love and Pastry at the Alloways

Elaine and Michael navigate a tense visit with the Alloways as they plan to bake candy. Dialogue hints at romantic tension and unspoken feelings while family dynamics and gossip add pressure. The scene ends with Michael imagining a future and Elaine weighing love against independence.

Local social notes list visits and hospital discharge

Mr. and Mrs. Carrick and Mr. and Mrs. William Stageman hosted by J. M. Nichols of Lorain. Mrs. C. F. Crawford and daughter Miss Jane Crawford of Hollywood California, house guests of Judge and Mrs. A. R. Webber, depart for Washington D C for Coolidge inauguration then New York City. Mrs. Crawford is Mrs. Webber’s sister. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Urig hosted by Mrs. Hershey of Lorain. Mrs. Margaret Taylor visited Mrs. Murdock McLeod Amherst. Mrs. John Noepke discharged from St Joseph's Hospital after treatment.

Carrick William Stageman J. M. Nichols Lorain C. F. Crawford Jane Crawford Hollywood California A. R. Webber Washington Avenue Washington, D.C President Coolidge New York City Crawford

Rivoli Theatre Unveils 2000 OnGAN JO Organ Installation

Rivoli theatre presents its new $20,000 Robert Morton organ this evening at six. Manufactured in Los Angeles by a leading theatre organ maker, the instrument includes three divisions with varied stops and percussion effects.

Rivoli Theatre Robert Morton Los Angeles Cal Worl

Organ Installations Enhance Screen Pictures in Elyria

The Robert Morton theatre organ, enclosed in a swell chamber, provides cinematic shading and realism with instruments including clarinet oboe and violin. Two hundred organs have been installed nationwide in three months, and a sixty thousand dollar unit is slated for Elk's Hall in Los Angeles. The Elyria installation involved extensive wiring and complex timing work by local contractors.

Durfius United States Elk’s Hall Los Angeles Robert Morton Charles Chapin Beverly Hills E. A. Fox D. K. Beedle Elyria Superior Electric Company Tischee Dreamland Theatre

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