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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1925

Page

7

Lorain Members Present Musical Art Program

The Elyria Musical Art Society held a Lorain themed program at First Congregational church with Mrs. James Thomas announcing a March 13 New York String Quartet appearance and a March 31 folk song recital. Mrs. Frank Ayres led a talk on early British Isles music and several members performed Purcell Byrd and other English works.

Elyria Musical Art Society First Congregational Church Lorain James Thomas The Sociair New York Lere Thomas Arthur E. Giles Carl Martin Frank Ayres British Isles Dune‘able

Public events and club meetings listed for tonight

Dr S Parkes Cadman speaks at 8 00 pm in the First Congregational Church auditorium. Women's Civic Club banquet hosts Home Economics department and Business Women staff. Rebekah Lodge, Masonic, Veterans groups, Carpenters, YMCA Senior Hi Y, Church committees and other fraternal groups meet in designated halls and church rooms tonight.

S. Parkes Cadman New York First Congregational Church Woman’s Civic Club Department of Business St. Clair Rebekah Lodge I. O. O. Hall Marshall Masonic Temple Veterans of Foreign Wars G. A. R. Hall Carpenters K. of P. Hall Church of Christ Ridgeville Ladies Aid Society Church Council of St. Paul’s Church Knights of Maccabees Wurst Hall

Business Women's N Demrt meets at Mrs Wellert home

The Woman's Civic Club unit held a late calendar year meeting at 464 Cleveland street hosted by Mrs Paul Wellert. Thirty one members attended an engaging program with Miss Nellie Lewis on current events and Miss Grace Petersen reviewing about thirty books. Refreshments followed assisted by several members. April host announced later.

Woman's Civic Club Paul Wellert Cleveland Street Nellie Lewis Grace Petersen Mae Friday Herbert Strand C. E Decher Ruth Carmen Nelson Balcomb

Chickie Club entertains at Mrs Joslyn home on Grace Court

The Chickie Club met last evening at Mrs Alvin Joslyn's Grace Court home. Three five hundred tables were played with high scores by Mrs Fawn Hamilton and Mr Joslyn, second by Mrs Roy Date and William Hunter and consoled by Mrs Hunter and Mr Date. A luncheon followed. Mrs Fawn Hamilton of Lake Avenue will host the next meeting on Tuesday March 6. INGANIZE SSOCLATION 1 YOUNG GIRLS describes alumni organizing a youth club and a supper meeting at the YWCA gymnasium tomorrow evening at six.

Alvin Joslyn Grace Court Fawn Hamilton Joslyn Hanors Roy Date William Hunter Hunter Date Lake Avenue Rls Y. W.c

Silent Evening of The Lucky Dozen Club Meeting

The Lucky Dozen met at Mrs Harry Coven's home on Hddie avenue yesterday. A devout tureen dinner was served followed by games and refilling three tables. The top scorers were Mrs Neufer Mrs C Neufer and P Neufer plus Mrs C Smith. C Doughery Miss Flor rie Woll and Mrs C Smith assisted. Neufer will entertain.

Heme Harry Coven Hddie Avenue Reon Pedro Eufer C. Neufer P. Neufer C. Smith C. Doughery Florrie Woll

Community group meetings scheduled this week

The St Clair Rebekah lodge drill team practices after its regular meeting tonight. Franklin PTA meets Thursday at 3 30 in the kindergarten room. Mrs R H Harrison presents a lecture at a meeting led by the Ladies Aid Society Grace Lutheran at the church tomorrow evening. Bol Frey Ohio District governor speaks at 615 at the YWCA for K Wahis Club ladies night. Hamilton PTA marks anniversary with former members as guests and a children’s pageant. Home Economics Depart meets at the YWCA Friday. Division A of Second Congregational church meets tomorrow at Mrs George Vogler 121 Water Street at two oclock.

St Clair Rebekah Lodge Franklin Parent Teachers Association O’connell R. H. Harrison Ladies’ Aid Society Grace Lutheran William Krugman Bol Frey Ohio K.wahis Club Hamilton Parent-Teachers' Association Woman's Civic Club Y.W.C J Horwitz Second Congregational Church George Vogler Water Street Ocloch

First Church cancels Thursday evening service

First Congregational Church will not hold the Thursday evening service this week due to illness of Pastor Rev. William Muir Auld. Vir Auld had been announced to speak on "Jesus War of Life," an exposition of the Sermon on the Mount.

Tis First Congregational Church William Muir Auld Vir Auld

Central Guild of St Andrew's entertains twenty four

Twenty four members of the Central Guild of St Andrew's Church were charmingly entertained yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs EF 4M, Anspacher, 620 West Avenue. Mrs FLON Barton assisted hostess. Plans for the Lenten prison were made and it was announced that Mrs Go E Moyer of Eastern Heights Bind would entertain the Guild on Tuesday, March 10. The present officers include Mrs DeForest Smith, president, Mrs Rady Speaker, first vice president, Mrs Eva Stoddard, second vice president, Mr Wood, secretary, and Mrs John Rawson, treasurer.

Central Guild St Andrew's Church Anspacher West Avenue Flon Barton Go E, Moyer Eastern Heights Bind Guild DeForest Smith Rady Speaker

Birthday Surprise for Mrs Hadaway on 72nd

Mr and Mrs John Hadaway of Middle Avenue were surprised by 24 relatives and neighbors last evening for Mrs Hadaway’s 72nd birthday. Music and games filled the evening, followed by a dainty luncheon hosted by the hostess. Guests parted hoping for many more happy birthdays.

John Hadaway Middle Avenue Mrs Hadaway Mrs. Hadaway

Stop Child’s Cough Today

A short plea for immediate action against a child’s cough. Promotes a traditional remedy as safe for children and claims effectiveness in relieving throat and congestion. Mentions price of 30 cents and availability at all stores.

Wherry Hosts 93rd Birthday for Mrs. Willard

Dr and Mrs J G Wherry entertained relatives at their Columbus Ave home for Mrs Willard's 93rd birthday. Guests came from La Grange Wellington Cleveland and the city including grandchildren great grandchildren and a nephew Claude Gott of Wellington with family. Mrs Harriet Hastings and Mrs Lorinda Goutt attended. D D Gott could not come. The gathering featured flowers music a history of Charles Rounds revolutionary ancestor and many gifts for the celebrant.

J. G. Wherry Columbus Atrest Willard la Grange Wellington Cleveland Claude Gott Harriet Hastings Lorinda Goutt D. D. Gott Wherry

Ely PTA Meeting Highlights Scout Plan and Music Program

The Ely Parent Teachers Association held its monthly meeting in the auditorium with many parents present. Dr J E Betteridge spoke on plans to launch the Boy Scout movement in Elyria, followed by piano solos and songs performed by Mrs Charles Persons Earl Greenland Mrs Greenland and others. Giles orchestra played two classical pieces and refreshments were served after adjournment. chairwoman Mrs Rice Piatner led the committee.

Ely Earl Greenland Stross Beethoven Ceasar Franck Giles

Birthday Dinner for Junior Class at Washington Avenue

Twelve members of the Junior boys class at First M E Sunday School gathered for a birthday dinner at John Franklin Burke’s home 7 Washington avenue. The group honored four boys Marking birthdays this week John Burke 13 Stanley Hammond 14 Lawrence Chapman 13 Earl Dickson 12. Hammond ill at 115 Clark Street with tonsillitis a fruit basket was delivered to him after the party. The evening featured music stories and stunts and Mrs J F L Burke prepared a splendid dinner.

M. E John Franklin Burke Washington Avenue Stanley Hammond Lawrence Chapman Earl Dickson Clark S'Reet Hammond J. FL Burke

Lorain Ladies Host Eleven With Four Guests For Card Party

Eleven members and four guests including Mrs Dianna Hall and Mrs Jud Monrow of Elyria plus Mrs Boggs and daughter from Lorain attended a card party hosted by Mrs G B Rueger at 200 and street Lorain. A five hundred contest dominated the evening with top honors to Mrs C E Werle Mrs Monroe Mrs Theresa Shupe and Mrs Helen Boice. Hostess Mrs Lewis Krugman served a luncheon and will again entertain the club on March 17.

Dianna Hall Jud Monrow Elyria Boggs Lorain Rueger Street C E. Werle and Monroe Theresa Shupe Helen Boice Loran Lewis Krugman Dewey Avenue

Marriage License and notable local returns

James O. Dillon 25 inspector and Elvira and Margaret Evans Lewis 6 clerk from Lorain received marriage license from Rev. Grant. Kenneth Buswell and Hugh Gray, students at Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware Ohio, have returned to studies after visits to their homes in this city.

James O. Dillon Elvira Margaret Evans Lewis Lorain Grant Kenneth Buswell Hugh Gray Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Ohio

Junto Club of Elyria High Holds Afternoon Meeting

The Junto Club of Elyria High school met Monday at 2 45 pm. The program foreseen for the next meeting was announced and Mr Spencer Shank gave an engaging talk on literary clubs including college clubs. He read a satire titled Hig Majesty the Devil and refreshments followed.

Elyria High School Spencer Shank

Past Noble Grands entertained by Mrs Lewis in Lodi

Mrs W E Lewis of Lodi street entertained the Past Noble Grands with sewing and comforts shaping the evening. Eighteen guests sat down to luncheon at ten o'clock with two angel food cakes in order colors. The next meeting is March 25 with noted hostesses assisting. Miss Della Miller hosted fifteen girls at her home on Thirteenth street with a two course luncheon and high score by Mrs Agnes Brinzley followed by other placements.

W. E. Lewis Lodi Street Markel Lucy Cliff Della Miller Thirteenth Street Agnes Brinzley Nellie Wilmot Hertha Segert Amherst Michael Winter Garden Aes Lake Jackson Ark

local notices list multiple residents and addresses across towns

A sequence of names and street addresses appears, including Mrs Harland White 1233 East River Street Mrs Dewey Kraft 219 Bath Street Mrs Frank Wack 613 East River Street William Hood 113 Pine Street Mrs John Gillman Route 2 and others like Mrs Alfred Stevens 519 Clevelander and Mrs Bardy Barnhart Stop 47 Amherst line Arthur Gegenheimer and baby girl 211 West Street Joan Mitchell 522 Furnace Street Susan Hinman 199 West College Street Oberlin.

Harland White East River Street Dewey Kraft Bath Street Frank Wack William Hood Pine Street John Gillman Alexander Comerges Middle Ave Alfred Stevens Bardy Barnhart Amherst Arthur Gegenheimer West Street Joan Mitchell Furnace Street Susan Hinman West College Street Oberlin

Local Personal Notices Highlight Illnesses Travel and Births

Miss Ethel Seoville and Earl Anderson visit. Mr and Mrs Holl host guests from Amherst. Mrs Theodore Laundon ill with flu at Rome Street home. Rev Willam Muir Auld ill at home. Charles M Rich of Grand Rapids arrives after death of brother George Rich. George Ehrman family plans visit to W H Jenna’s home. Andrew Bruce visits John Brice in Amherst. Ray Gardner family welcome a son at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Clara A Taylor noted at West street address.

Ethel Seoville Oxford Street Earl Anderson Medina Cleveland Kureses Woodur Holl Charles Holl Amherst Theodore Laundon Rome Sixth Street Willam Muir Auld First Congregational Church Heberts Blvd Charles M. Rich Grand Rapids Michigan

Ladies Am Legion Aux meeting notes

Legion Auxiliary announces a Thursday afternoon meeting at 2 o clock in Legion rooms. Agenda includes important business and a brief report on impending activities. Members urged to attend for updates and planning.

Legion Aux Legion Rms Imp

Card Party Notice at Moose Hall March 5

W.O.M.L. hosts a card party on March 5 at Moose Hall at 8 30 p m with refreshments. Public invited.

Moose Hall

Stock board clash looms as Manning seeks control

Michael faces pressure as Manning proposes enlarging the board from eight to twelve and shifts influence toward the executives backing Capper. A committee of five will study the board expansion with no vote yet taken. Meanwhile Michael and Alloway’s night talk hints at personal tension over loyalties and the firm’s direction.

Michael Alonso Capper Arthur Manning Manning Sxpla Capper Alonso Shes Lane Man- Jing Boar of Directors Lonnetec Manning Lonnie Kere Micheel

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