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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1925
Page
4
A busy slate of weekly gatherings fills Elyria and Lorain County venues. Lodges, circles, and clubs gather at churches, halls, and civic buildings, with events ranging from lectures and sewing to youth activities and public service groups. The week also marks social events and nuptial notices in local society pages.
The Ladies Ald Society of St Johns Lutheran church will meet Thursday afternoon at the school auditorium on Third Street with Mrs Konsesky and Mrs A Youngebers as hostesses. Alice Hartwig will lead this week's meeting of the People's Society of Grace Church on Sunday evening. Brotherhood of the Church will meet Wednesday evening beginning at 6.30. Guild of St And Church has met tomorrow and planned their meeting as a consequence of a good attendance.
Mary Hennings hosts relatives and friends at home to mark her eighty third birthday. John Mori of Amherst hosted guests while out of town visitors included Leonard Hirt Albert Priest of Cleveland and Bert Pow from Finchley Ohio. A pleasant noon and evening gathering with twelve in attendance.
The Circia 4 group will repeat The Lady of the Lib, performed recently at the high school auditorium. Readings list Judge Whitcome and many local names including Kevin Johnson, C Brevoorr, Ruth, Mat Morzan, Dorothy Shaw, Flora Hoak, and Mrs Coeude Sar folds among cast members and staff from the Burr's Math Library and the village.
C Hesarates Toth celebrated his seventy ninth birthday this past Saturday. His daughter Charles McCuskey and husband from Hudson Ohio joined relatives in Atwater and Allanes to wish him well.
A formal announcement from Grant Street Clayton Phillips announces the engagement of Catherine Liefer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Liefer, to Eliza emont, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Phillips of Elizamont. The ceremony occurred in Monroe, Michigan, on February 24.
The Markley Parent-Teacher Association held a regular evening meeting followed by a local home talent show. Performers included Charlotte Birthe, Mrs Irriatie Woman, Grace Husband and Daisy Daughter with a cast of Actresses and show acts led by Jennie Hammer and Rose Marie Hag.
The Northwest Encampment No. 18 held an adorned meeting Saturday evening with about two hundred in attendance from encampments countywide. The Royal Purple degree was conferred on eight candidates to the satisfaction of all present, followed by speeches and a meal in the dining room before departure.
The Rolly Thirty Club gathered at Schultz 890 Etreet for an evening of cards and prizes. Mucie and Fred ers won top prizes. Jessie Ransser took second. Wirth and Williams were consolation winners. Mrs. Wil served as hostess and the group planned a next meeting with Mr and Mrs Fred Raesler on Lodi street. Non Pariel Club also met Saturday at Mr and Mrs Alex Fell 226 Furnace Street for progressive Pedro. prizes went to Mr and Mrs George Sayres first and Mrs Jack Leslie with R B McLaughlin second. Jacob Young and wife consolation. After refreshments the club adjourned with plans for March 2 at Mrs F C Powell 203 Rh Street.
A fragment lists Rabbi Hulsman alongside Lonnie Mingus 27 Harpenter Berlin Keights and Iva Rising 26 Oberlin, with Rev. Thompson referenced.
Mrs. D. Conley offers a Column a nola piano brass bed chiffonier and chairs for sale. Suite No. 4 Pasadena Apt. 4.
The Junior Symphony Orchestra conducted by Mrs. S. S. Moore performed for county jail inmates at three pm. Rev Hackenburg of Cleveland led regular services. Members included Edward Fallas Roger Rodgers Eugene Krugman Walter Piskuran John Novak and Ruth Potter with Miss Reva Carlson and Mrs Moore as accompanists. The torque for accompaniment was loaned by the Gospel Mission on East Bridge Street.
Mrs J J Buswell of Northup Street was surprised at her home Saturday evening as her children gathered to celebrate her birthday. Cards provided entertainment with prizes won by Mr and Mrs A C Vetrzen and Mrs Edward Kershaw. Mrs Buswell received many gifts and flowers from family and friends. Refreshments were served late.
Miss Catharine Noonan welcomed the W M Y Club at 334 Tenth Street for a regular session and luncheon. Members then adjourned to Miss Harriet Swinding’s home for the next gathering.
Hospital notes show multiple admissions including Mrs John Finegan 723 Howe Dr Dr A T Glen 331 Harvard St William Schafer Valley City Mrs Alfred Sperry 25 Samuel St Mrs Ralph Salisbury 185 Cleveland St Mrs Joseph Bullard Case Rd Joseph Altman 237 Cambridge Frank Polgar 826 West Broad St Mrs Benjamin Krutka 515 Bond St Ella Ketsel Route 1 Lester Craft 1149 Hast River Discharges include Mrs John Wysogars ki 119 Fairlawn Ava Mrs Charles Bauldauf Route 2 Mrs George Alber and son No 7 Nichols Elk Mrs Salome Storer 135 Charles Ct Mrs Alfred Gessner and son 205 Cascade St Frank Polgar 20 West Broad Mrs Thomas Buttle 420 Lorain Blyd
Mr and Mrs E Coven and four children and Mrs Robert Merrick and two children of Bellevue were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Coven in Middle Avenue. Mrs Frank Bouer recently returned from St Petersburgh. Flor spent days at the Gry Dodge Hotel in Washington DC en route north. Beatrice Wilson and Mrs L A Flickinger visited Miss Sarah Denniston of Lorain on Friday. Mrs Mary Jones of Scand Street is in Milan Ohio for weeks with Mr and Mrs Caldert. Miss Mary Rankin recently visited Miss Elizabeth Kerr of Lorain. Mr and Mrs O Schroeder and family and Mr and Mrs Alfred Emery and son Junior visited Mr and Mrs Orfs Bab of Amherst last week. Samuel Wallace of Cimeland has been visiting B J Fearon. Mrs J Belt of 1112 5 Avenue is seriously ill.
Sunday guests and out of town visitors are listed with families in the region. Birth announcements include a son born to Mr and Mrs Alfred Sperry and another to Mr and Mrs Ralph Salisbury at Memorial hospital. Additional personals continue on page 2.
An advertisement touts Crandall's Drug Store for a French process powder called McHogle that resists perspiration and gives a velvety, almost invisible complexion. It claims the powder stays on until removal and produces a natural skin finish.
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