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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
5
Congressman S. Fess, guest of the Lorain County Bankers' association, attended their dinner at the Lorain Country Club last evening and was entertained for the night by A. B. Payler, president of the association. Refund fares on shoe purchases at Elliott's on Clark. Advt.1t
One hundred forty Woman's Civic Club members met in Gates Room for a luncheon hosted by the Department of Education with Mrs. D C Martin as chair. The program featured Peter Clark MacFarlane, Senator J F Burke introducing him, and a detailed recital of interviews with Roosevelt and Wilson, concluding with a tribute to Roosevelt and reflections on untangling alliances. Proceeds went to the Scholarship Fund.
Tonight many clubs hold meetings at various venues including Mrs Sadie Strohl at 329 West street and Mrs Ed Hart on Kenyon street. Dinner events at 6 30 pm with Mrs Heard Elyria Commandery and other groups. Tomorrow calendar features Chestnut Grove Teaching Association Two O Clock Club Unity Club and many other society activities with addresses and hostesses. A public card party hosted by Ladies Auxiliary No 431 F C is reported with two hundred attendees and prizes won. Burgan Garreten nuptials detail a wedding at 4 pm with Miss Faith Garrett and J E Burgan at Woodland Avenue home then a family dinner. Social Afternoon Club hosted by Mrs J Edwards with an address at Congregational Church by Peter Clark Matcane.
Alma Doering, a Congo Inland Mission missionary, spoke to a large audience at First Baptist on Missions in the Light of the Cross. She outlined the station system, evangelists, and training for young converts, noting nine years of pioneer work resulting in 120 preachers and 50 trainees in one locality. She urged interest and announced another address Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
Dr George D Wilder, longtime educator and missionary from Pekin, spoke to Elizabeth Stevens Auxiliary on the idea that the problems of China are the problems of the Pacific. He urged blending religion with science and described a missionary’s stages from language learning to street talks and daily sermons. A Founders Day celebration is planned March 22 with Dr Wilder present.
The Chestnut Grove P T A meets tonight at 7 30 at the schoolhouse with Dr MacIntosh of Oberlin Health physician for rural schools to speak on health. Various church and club notices follow, including meetings of the Art and Lit Dept, Congregational church notes, division gatherings, Circle No 2 at St Pauls, and local social events with multiple hosts and attendees.
The Girl Reserves will meet after school to rehearse for the pageant set for next Monday evening at the Y W C A gym. The Friendship Club cabinet meets tomorrow at five with supper to follow and important business to be transacted. Next week at the Y W C A conference, sewing and choral class times are scheduled, Bible and gym classes are paused for two weeks, and speakers Miss Rice and Miss Crittenden will attend the conference with hosts Mr and Mrs George Stevens and Miss Caldwell.
Mrs D D Hull hosted the Twelve OClock Dinner club at 214 Middle Ave covers set for fifteen. Mrs Lynn Fitzpatrick became a member. Guests included Mrs Harold Hull and daughter of Lodi Ohio Miss Lucy Kellar of Alabama and Miss Hattie O Hara. Prizes were won by Mrs Clayton Bliss Mrs Edward O Hara and Mrs Dewey Hull. Next meeting planned at Mrs Henry Sassimanhausen home in two weeks.
Sherman Powell returns to county engineer office duties. Several residents listed as ill or traveling guests include Mrs. Peter Kolinski, 346 Ken Fon Ave, and Miss Norma Stegman. Local events note births, obituaries, and attendance at Ohio convention activities.
Recovered Mrs Glen Stranahan and her baby daughter of Columbia visited Mrs JH Sigsworth on East River Street. Leona Ward of Birmingham spent the day in the city. Mrs Harry Carey recently stayed with daughter Mrs W Moore on Second Street. Henry Beck Lord and W Tarr attended a Cleveland meeting of the American Society of Civil Engineers at Hotel Statler with W H Ditto of Columbus. Nellie M Hill spoke at a public Erie county meeting on The Pres Style Center Fashion Show with living models at the Grand Theater tonight at 7 15 and 9 00.
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