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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1923

Page

6

Community club gatherings and society notices

A list of meetings and social events in Elyria Lorain area clubs and lodges. Primrose Club hosts and forthcoming entertainments at Jefferson street home. Cum-A-Lot Club holds a Japanese party at the YWCA gym. Art and Literature department presents a history talk by Mrs. Malcolm MacBride. bird club meeting details include talks on migration dangers and maple sugar making with slides.

Woman’s Civic Club Herman Stevens Malcolm MacBride Cleveland Wm. Dehn Audubon Bird Club Frank Phelps Cora Ensign L. E. Sutliff Dorothy Snyder Miss Snyder

Dinner party honors guests and LegionAux meeting noted

Mr and Mrs Ray Brodeur hosted a six o'clock Sunday dinner for guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Rice of Columbus. Attendance included local residents and the Ward family. The American Legion Auxiliary held a meeting with plans for a bake sale on March 24 and a pop pie fundraiser. A Yeomen meeting followed with a card party scheduled for March 14 and entertainment committee assignments announced.

Brodeur Ray Brodeur Cleveland Block Chas. Rice Columbus Leo Ward Lorain Fred Youngeberg Betty Alice Alloway Lilian Genevieve City Charles Rice American Legion Auxiliary Ada Alien W. E. Hui Ayses Feron State Hospital Brotherhood OF American Teomen Aferican Yeomen

Meetings and religious notices fill parish calendar

The article lists many upcoming meetings across the area. W. C. A. monthly board session last night. rallies for spiritualists at Mrs. Geo. Beaver's home. Vincent Church Society gathering at Mrs. Wm. Reese’s West River Road. Rebekah Lodge sewing day with tureen lunch. Circle No. 9 Methodist at Mrs. Carl Reichley’s. Circle No. 3 Methodist at J. F. Barr's and M. K. Bills's. Dorcas Society at Mrs. Frank Schmittgen’s. Tigredia Social Club all day at Mrs. Mary Beai’s. Sons and Daughters of Liberty meet at G. A. R. hall with Lorain Council initiating class. Community Club social at M. J. Adams' home with hot beverages and maple syrup. Rev. Mason speaks on the origin and development of Masonry after King Solomon's Lodge meeting. Catholic services at St. Mary's draw large crowds as Father Steinbrunner discusses Sin and reconciliation. services again at 7:45 pm.

Ladies’ Ausillery of Knights of WH Jobb Mesty Moose Hall Odd Fellows’ Lodge Knighte of Pythias Federation Girls of Friendly Bible Clear Fire Baptist Church Young Ladies’ Society St John's Lutheran Church Third Street Elisabeth Stevens Society Methodist Church Qat Vive Rudolph, Prandt Wear Avenue Primrose Club John Allen Jefferson Street American Legion Elyria Post Frank Harmon Lodge Ellis’ Lodge Women's Benefit Association Lorain County Medical Society Lorain Public Library the Vincent Church Society Wm. Reese West River Road Tigredia Social Club Mary Beai Weet River Street St. Mary’s Church God

Miss Haserodt Hosts Phi Sigma Deltas at Home

Miss Helene Haserodt hosted the Phi Sigma Deltas at her Eighth street home. Guests played bridge with two tables as Miss Margaret Holcombe took first and Kathryn Haserodt had the low score. Refreshments followed, and Miss Eileen Todd will entertain next. Swenson, an Ohio State student, spent the weekend with his parents at Middle State.

Haserodt PHI Sigma

Veterans Sons Meeting Plans March 26 Inspection

At the Sons of Veterans meeting on Monday evening the group ran through routine business and practiced degree work in preparation for the inspection set for the next meeting on March 26. A Lo ram Camp member will conduct the inspection work.

Community Notes From Lorain And Elyria Addressees

Local society items report Mrs Mildred Durkee returning to Cleveland after caring for Mrs WC Hill. Several families including the Stegmans Adams and Mams share visits in Lorain and Elyria. Miss Mary Carlton visits Mrs Margaret Andrews. Delicate health updates for Mrs Medora Andress and James France. Mrs W C Hill to Charity Hospital. Mrs W C Bowers travels from Sterling Kans after sister's illness and death.

Mildred Durkee Cleveland Medora G. Andress Chestnut Street Elyna Memorial Hospital F VW Anderson Th O Street Mondis Giave Atkinson Harri Street Wm. Adams Wooster Wm. Mams West Bridges Street Edna Anderson West Street Catherine Andrews Eighth Street Loramin Charles Beck Erie Street Fred Mette Fourteenth Street Lorain Ford Eggs East River Street Charles Wagner Wethneton Tim Richards Norwalk Lawrence Gates Charles Court Leon Blearley Furnace Street James France Second Street Lena Conrad Leaington Avenue Elyria Nicholas Smith Camridge Street

Arthur Emery and Helen Hietrich Wed in Elyria Marriage

Arthur Emery a 25 year old machinist and Helen Hietrich a 22 year old waitress, both residents of Elyria, obtained a marriage license from Justice J. George.

Arthur Emery Helen Hietrich Elyria Justice J. George

Admissions and discharges report list residents

Admissions include Augusta Novak at 312 East Riser Street and Jorn Ehrman at 137 Elbe Street. Discharges cite Mrs Gazo Sabo and baby boy from LaGrange and Mrs George Arbogast and baby boy from 415 Park Avenue.

Augusta Novak East Riser St Jorn Ehrman Elbe St Gazo Sabo LaGrange George Arbogast Park Avenue

Penfield Boy Hurt by Auto

On Saturday evening Harold Jamieson was struck by a truck while driving a horse and cart and thrown into a ditch near C. J. Behnke's home. He suffered a bad scalp wound and bruises as the cart was demolished. The truck owner is named Mr. Jewel.

Penfield Harold Jamieson C. J. Behnke Harold Grammar Room Jewel Ladies’ Aid Society M. EH. Church Society Hall Esresonme

Lantern and pail theft linked to a passing traveler

A well dressed stranger in a Ford coupe asked Mr Belden Wark for a water pail and lantern to move his vehicle. He did not return the items, valued as a Christmas gift by Mr Parks. Other notes record visits, illnesses, and local movements including deaths and family gatherings.

Tmnan Belden Wark Mr. Farks Parks Dorng Loach Dorothy Cooke New London Mingle Jameyson J. Steward Walter Gregg David Ryland Hayesville James Blythin Peer Farm River Road Claire van Valkenburg Elyria P.T. van Valkenburg Rollin Carl Buell

Hurd Family Celebrates 76th Birthday at Shared Dinner

The T th birthday of A C Hurd was observed with four generations present and a sumptuous dinner for twelve. A roasted pig and a birthday cake with a 76 candle combed the memory of his seventy-fifth life milestone. Attendees included Louis Heldrich, A L Hurd and family, and Claire Hurd with relatives. some relatives stayed home due to illness. The Ladies Missionary Society of the Congregational church plans a meeting on March 14 and asks for dinner contributions to the event. A social event titled EPIUM BROWN MAIR looks, beat or after, a Golden Giant Bhampod Dance is advertised at Carlisle Grange hall Stop 87, Oberlin Rd. All Grangers and friends are invited.

A.C. Hurd Mr. Hurd Louis Heldrich A. L. Hurd Claire Hurd Claire Ilue Bryington Medina Col. Green Cleveland J CG. Winkler Litchfield BP. T. van Valkenaburg Louie Tescow la Grippe Society Hall Carlisle Grange Hall Oberlin Ra

Mystery deepens in 1921 Alliance murder case

The story notes Governor Crabbe and Attorney General Crabbe being asked to name special counsel to aid in a grand jury investigation of the death of Dr C. O. Walker in Alliance on September 28, 1921. The Bridgeport item reports rising land prices in the region, with Pittsburg vein lands fetching up to 760 dollars an acre and recent sales at 1200 dollars per acre in Jefferson County.

Columbdb Qgover Donahey Crabbe Mints Grand Jury C. O. Walker Alliance Bridgeport Pittsburg Jefferson County

Opportunity Day Advertisements Aimed at Earning Money

Read our Opportunity Day notices from C. F. L. Merthe & Co. They promise ways to earn money. Potential investors are urged to consider opportunities promoted by the firm.

C. FL Merthe & Co

Women's suffrage in the new Czecho Slovakia

The newly formed republic of Czecho Slovakia is noted as possibly the only country where women are required to vote.

New Republic Czecho-Slovakia

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