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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1928
Page
4
Numerous Amherst and Oberlin civic groups schedule social meetings tonight. Royal Neighbors, Happy Hustlers, and several church circles meet for parties and rehearsals, while the American Legion Auxiliary and various clubs plan dinners, lectures, and companionship at homes, halls, and parishes.
The text describes a Missionary Society gathering at the Church of Christ with volunteers and guests, and notes a Nurses Alumni Association meeting at Mrs. Agate's River Street home. Highlights include a Red Cross membership talk, a tea for members, and notices of upcoming meetings at Mrs Sudrto’s home on April 4.
The L C B A hosts a meeting at the late Mrs J F Stacks home on Charles Court this evening. The Beyond Table Club discussed aviation films presented by Doctor Rankin with support from the National Aeronautical Association and Lt Harry Robertson of the National Guard. The program highlighted military and commercial aircraft, polar flights, air mail expansion, and advancing aviation safety.
The Garford Parents Teacher Association met with good attendance and guests. Fourth graders performed a Swedish Map Hand Dance and a music number, with others contributing songs and a poem recital. After-school festivities included refreshments and birthday celebrations for Carlotta Gladys Yost, with several out of town guests in attendance.
The Lady Rowena Circle held a meeting at Mrs Biddle's home where members enjoyed a tureen dinner and sewing for an upcoming Bazaar. Plans were made for a card party tied to the Odd Fellows event on March 13 with a monthly issue to follow.
The Elyria Library young people room begins circulating new titles Friday after four o'clock. Readings include Stories of Early Times in the Great West, The Book of the Colonies, The Story of the Telephone, and The Story of Bread. Other offerings cover industrial plays, games for school and play grounds, pirate tales, Uncle Sam's Animals, Teepee Tales, and more.
The official board of the Church of Christ met last evening to finalize Easter plans. Members agreed on service times, special music, and guest speakers for the holiday observance.
A pleasant evening gathering lists attendees from Hivrla including Miss Minnie Gard and Mesdames Boddy Hoard Shrubsole Brown Real Miller Weet Sehnarr. They invite all wives to a card party on March nineteenth Admitted Mrs Vincent Fitzgerald Nov 3 Crehare court Mrs Elmer Ryan Alfred A hig rin Grafton Ohio Letty Flordell Nick Kring Ethel Masking Wd Cox Alex Mack Gloria Nelson Elinor Jonen Discharged Sutstroward Browne Williams Street David Robertson G33 East June ay 0-
Miss Lucille Copas of Fifteenth street entertained twelve Loram friends at her home in HRidge last evening. Bridge and singing provided entertainment with prizes awarded for high bridge and consolation. A two course luncheon followed with St Patrick’s day motifs.
Mr and Mrs Frank Saup of Lakewood celebrated a silver wedding anniversary with a dancing supper party for about a hundred guests at Spring Vale Country Club. Co P Meads of the State Highway Department in Columbus Ohio visited Mr and Mrs Roy Kulp of Lilac Hedge. Professor Dustheimer of Baldwin Wallace College was in town. Mrs Harley Gibbs and child Junior and Beverly spent the day in North Fairfield. Miss Linds Cuyler of the Public Library was in Oberlin today. Friends say Robert Gammett was the son of friends in North Fairfield yesterday.
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