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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1924

Page

8

W F W Auxiliary Meeting Seeks New President

Mrs. Fred G. Brown of East Avenue is a leading candidate for president of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary at tonight’s open meeting in the G A R hall. The event, hosted by the local VFW post, includes invited guests from G A R WRC and families. Elyria string orchestra will perform with a surprise number promised by J E Brown.

Fred G. Brown East Avenue Veterans of Foreign Wars Ohio France Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary G. A. R. Hall Brown Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars W. BR. C Elyria String Orchestra Frank Murbach J. £. Brown Lodstreet

The Proposition and a Velveteen Plan to New York

Lillian proposes to take Mamie and three brothers to New York for a night on the train with a hotel stay and city sights. Mari e and Jim discuss the scheme while Kate frets over chores as the plan unfolds amid domestic bustle and a warning not to reveal the trip to their mother.

Lilhan Thaert Lilwish New York Hom

Church and fraternal night in Marshall area events

Tonight there are multiple gatherings including Marshall Chapter No. 47 R A L at the Masonic Temple and St Clair Rebekah Lodge at I C O F Hall. Church groups meet at several venues with Lenten services and social events noted along with a Bunco Party for Daughters of Scotia at 155 Clinton Avenue.

Knights of Maccabees Wurst Hall Second Congregational Church St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Eagle Hall Bunco Daughters of Scotia Harry Wilwon Clinton Avenue

Community meetings listed for Thursday and Friday

Local groups announce gatherings including Emergency Club and Mooseheart Legion in Elyria, Pilgrim Church at Mrs Dean’s home, Kiwanis Governor Heddleston visiting, Hamilton PTA officers election, St John Lutheran Lent service in German, Eastern Star initiation with Nokomis sketch, Dr and Mrs Walker reception at First Baptist, JG Whitney Class tureen dinner, Chestnut Grove PTA moved to first Friday with papers and student program.

First Baptist Church William L. Walker J. G. Whitney Methodist Episcopal Church J. R Millsbaugh Hastern Heights Blvd

Birthday Party Honors Miss Hebebrand

Miss Mabel Hebebrand of 295 West River street is celebrated at a birthday gathering hosted by friends. Guests include Marguerite Kaiser Ruth Haag Ruth Hignut Florence Wright Dorothy Wesling Anna Wante and others. Hospital notes list Admisigna Frank Korzen Russell Pomroy Dieebarges and others.

Mabel Hebebrand West River Street Marguerite Kaiser Ruth Haag Ruth Hignut Florence Wright Dorothy Wesling Anna Wante Clarence Wezling Raymond Kaiser Leo Siherloski Barold Kaiser Albert Haag

Elizabeth Stevens Society Holds March Meeting

About seventy members of the Elizabeth Stevens Society of the First Methodist church met for their March gathering. They discussed meeting place during church reconstruction, accepted reports, welcomed a new member, and planned a sewing-room supplies shower and Lenten offering.

Elizabeth Stevens Society First Methodist Church Ada Hall Korea Japan W. W. McConnell O. K. Manning Peter Kolinski Alice Wilby Olive School Kentucky George Stevens, Jr Alice Kirby Revercomb Lucy Kirk

Graduating Class of School of Nursing Honored Guests

The School of Nursing held a dancing party at the Country Club to honor the graduating class. Blue and gold decorations marked the rooms and parlors, with daffodils supplied by Elyria Flower Shoppe. Fisher's Orchestra from Cleveland provided music for Memorial Hospital attendees.

School of Nursing Country Club Henke Elyria Fisher Cleveland Memorial Hospital Company

Banking talk highlights Business Woman's Dept meeting

Alvin Plocher spoke on Banking and Trust at the Business Woman's Department of the Woman's Civic Club in the Lorain County Bank Building. Six new members were welcomed and refreshments served at the Biua Bird Shoppe after the program hosted by Mrs. E. F. Schultz Mrs. J. Fishel Miss Joan Gessner and Miss A Barres.

Alvin Plocher Business Woman's Department Woman's Civic Ehib Lorain County Bank Banking and Trust Biua E. F. Schultz Mirs. J. Fishel Joan Gessner A. Barres

Charming party for High school teachers wives

Mrs J D Adams Mrs Louis Welton and Mrs Ralph Wood hosted fifteen wives of high school faculty Tuesday at the home of Mrs Welton on West Tenet. Guests wore green and gold and served refreshments as Mrs F M Shelton opened a festive package containing Madeira napkins as a gift.

J. D., Adams Louis Welton Ralph Wood West Tenet FL M. Shelton Dain Avors Green Gor

Rotary Club hears talk by Prof P D Sherman

The Rotary Club heard Prof Phillip D Sherman of Oberlin College discuss John Lomax collecting songs and poems of American cowboys and cotton pickers. The selections, read by Sherman, ranged from humorous to serious, drawn from Lomax's book Cowboys Songs.

Rotary Club P. D. Sherman Phillip D. Sherman Oberlin College John A. Lomax

Birthday Club Gatherings and Local Parties

Birth day Club met at Mrs George Marin home with eleven members socializing yesterday afternoon. On April 1 Schultz will entertain at East Avenue. Barbara D Brodbeck celebrated her sixth birthday with a party for ten on Sixth Street. green St Patrick themed favors featured. F W Woolworth employees held a treewell party for Henry Seiffert bound for Detroit. A Rudolph hosted dinner for Ars G Morgan of Stadison Wisconsin with eight guests. she also attended the Ohio Theatre show Old Soak in Cleveland earlier in the week.

George Marin Birthday Club Schultz East Avenue Barbara D Brodbeck Sixth Street St. Patrick's Day F. W. Woolworth Company Henry Seiffert Detroit A. Rudolph West Fourth Street Ars. G. Morgan Stadison Wisconsin A. W. Morgan The Ohio Theatre Cleveland

Junto Club Literary Program At Eiyna High School

The Junto Club of Eiyna High School met yesterday afternoon. A biography of original poems was read by Daphne Lowe and Thurman Jamiin. Frances Phelps Orrilla Pitts and Shumaker gave atemporaneous speeches. Frances Ste brought a delightful story.

Junto Club Eiyna High School Biok Am Daphne Lowe Thurman Jamiin Frances Phelps Orrilla Pitts Shumaker Frances Stebring

Busy Bee Class Entertained at Mrs. J. & Hammond Home

Mrs. J. and Hammond hosted twenty members of the Busy Bee class of the Second Congregational Church at her Blathe Street home. Guests enjoyed games and a dainty card party with prizes for Mrs. E. W. Baird and Arthur Fessler and consolations for Mrs. C. N. Williams and H. A. Swear. Refreshments followed. next meeting planned by Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Steger at 14 West Avenue on March 17.

E. W. Baird Arthur Fessler C. N. Willsms H A. Swear Steger L. T. Card Cluo But Fessler Murray Radio H.C. Steger West Avenue

Parmint Remedy Claims Quick Cough Relief

An old advertisement touts Parmint double strength as a quick home remedy for coughs. Mix one ounce Parmint with sugar and water to make a half pint and take as a soothing healing poultice. Children are said to like it, with relief reported as immediate.

East Side Guild Holds Fine Banquet

Members of the East Side Guild of St. Andrew's church gathered for a well attended banquet in the arch building. Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Redmead were honored guests. Out of town visitors included Mrs. Ward Decker of Toledo and Mrs. Hill of Lockport New York.

East Side Ward Decker Toledo Hill Lockport New York

Meeting Minutes Hint at Planned Sale and March 17 Date

The record notes 28 members present for a sale planning session. It mentions a defined amount achieved and schedules the next meeting with Mrs. Stoddard on Sixth Street for March 17.

Park Avenue

Local social notes and visits across Ohio and New York

John R. Longstreth of Lima was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Terry of Fourteenth street. Mrs. William Graves Sharp of 201 Washington Avenue travels to New York City to visit her daughter Mrs. Philip Adams Hill. Senator J. F. Burke spoke at Port Clinton Kiwanis and a M. E. church mass meeting. Mrs. George Pickering and son Donald of Avon visited Mrs. E. Gaston on Cleveland Street. Miss Edith Schutzbach attended Beta Gamma Sorority events at the Cleveland School of Art. Charles Butt and wife of Galion plan to visit Mr. and Mrs. James Butt on Seventh Street. Mrs. Carl McRoberts, admitted surgery last Friday, is home at 1022 Fast Avenue and recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Fitch of East Avenue returned Monday.

John R. Longstreth Lima Ohio C. L. Terry Fourteenth Street William Graves Sharp Washington Avenue New York City Philip Adams Hill J. F. Burke Port Clinton Kiwanis Club M. E. Church George Pickering Donald Avon Fast Avenue Nelson Fitch East Avenue

Market Notes and Local Events in Cleveland Area

Market brief from Cleveland reports gentle activity in produce like butter with mention of extra moisture. A Silk quilt prize to be given at Ridgeville Grange dance Friday evening. Women's Relief Corps hosts rummage sale Friday and Saturday on West Broad Street Market Horse with additional weekend events.

Hrankin Farent C. McHeald G. Bartholomew Cave Rigas Ridgeville Grange Women’s Relief Corps West Broad Street

Open Liberty Bonds and War Support Parades Across Nation

New Yorkers and Americans gather for Liberty Bond openings and parades. The piece notes postwar sentiment and calls for continued support as women march in displays across cities, with speeches by national leaders urging allegiance to the war effort and patriotic fundraising drives.

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