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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1930
Page
3
Eclore and fabrics of handbags give them an important role they did not know when the fashion was to demurely match the costume. The note highlights how accessory choices influence overall style and perceived coordination.
Lent begins with special services in Elyria churches as midweek prayer meetings and Young People's meetings mark the observance. Catholics distribute ashes and Protestant churches plan Lenten programs ending at Holy Saturday ahead of Easter Sunday.
A crowded Odd Fellows Lodge last night discussed general business for the coming year led by Noble Grand Remonard. The highlight was presentation of large portraits of the late A E Lord with his Odd Fellows collar, and members urged active participation in future plans.
Educational talk at the Business and Professional Women's Club banquet highlighted the event with Miss Herr Hebbard welcoming guests, a Elyria High School orchestra performance conducted by J Martin Beck, and discussions on Pre School Education and omissions. Prizes and a cake contest were awarded, followed by a luncheon and social hour. The next meeting is set for April 1 at Mrs Anna Gerhzke's West River Street home.
The Elyria Woman's Club outlines its March schedule with meetings at the club house and First Congregational church. Speakers include Court Von Luckner and Deas Graham of Oberlin, with several department activities, social gatherings, and a St Agnes P T A planned program across March.
Miss Boba Fosselius of the Cleveland Public Library was the week end guest of her parents Mr and Mrs A Fosselius of 133 Princeton avenue Mrs A Fosseline will spend the coming week end with Miss Fosselius in Cleveland Miss Sarriet Francis of 347 East River street was the week end guest of Mr and Mrs F J Fox of Rochester New York Mrs Edwin Gillis and Mrs Bernies Anderson of Washington avenue and Mrs Bord Loughry of Grace Court are visiting Mrs J
Toledo and Elyria social circles list yesterday’s visitors and greetings. Cleveland residents hosted gatherings with Mrs Fritz and Mrs Bastian while others traveled to Columbus Chattanooga and Asheville on extended trips. students join Ohio Wesleyan University as representative women, including Miss Gertrude Jaster.
March 3 fashion note discusses a new era favoring bold accessories over overall silhouette. emphasis on heavy court jewelry style necklaces chandelier earrings and large stones. mentions headpieces bracelets and evening wear as key statement items, with outfits built to showcase these accents.
Lake Avenue March 5 The Young Ladies and Young Men's Classes of Lake Avenue Community Church met at the home of Miss Francis Baetz. Officers elected Rae vice president Frampard president Baetz secretary and treasurer Thelma Scott assistant Charles Lenard social time featured contests banco and refreshments The next meeting set for Croskey's Stop 11 last Friday of March. Also brief items on local dinners, Grange attendance, Bible study ten in attendance and upcoming meetings and visits.
A recurring Friday event at Ridgeville Grange Hall features Cook's Orchestra providing music for an evening dance. Residents are invited to attend each week for a lively social gathering with live band entertainment.
A walnut cradle crafted by John Devalon in 1843 and made in Wheelwright Colorado was presented to the Nebraska State Historical Society by Mrs. C. C. Enberg, widow of Dr. C. C. Enberg. The cradle, brought to Exeter Nebraska by wagon, shows decades of wear on its rockers. The wind at Adelie Land in Antarctica exceeds forty four miles per hour.
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