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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1924

Page

3

Woman's Civic Club Hosts Notable Lecture and Supper

The Woman's Civic Club held a well attended evening at the First Congregational Church with 175 members sharing a spring flower decorated supper. Mrs. Cadman spoke on The Two Swords advocating League of Nations ideals and world peacemaking through a World Court.

Woman's Civic Club First Congregational Church Parkes Callman Department of Art and Music C. D. Gull Wilford Granger Troxel Tvat Ohio Sirs George Wahrman A. C. Hudnutt Mae Friday Business Woman's Department Pred Bryant B. E. Saunders Elyria Dr. Cadman Coolidge Amercians League of Nations

Marshall Royal Arch Masons Confer Mark Master Degree

Marshall Chapter No. 47 Royal Arch Masons held an annual inspection at the Masonic Temple with a supper by the Ladies of the Order of Eastern Star. The Mark Master Degree was conferred for Most Excellent Companion Irving Stafford and praised by the inspector for excellent work by officers and Craft. Over two hundred members and guests attended from Elyria and nearby towns.

Aj Mrenner Marshall Chapter Elyria A. C. Schilieman Scribe Stafford

Night club and fraternal group events in Elyria area

Tonight's listings include North Elyria Grange at the high school, Friendship Club gathering, Knights of Pythias and various lodges in local halls, several Parent Teachers Associations at schools, a Church of Christ class tea, and Professor Herter A Youtz from Oberlin presenting the first Lenien lecture at First Congregational Church.

North Elyria Herter A. Youtz Oberlin First Congregational Church Miller’s Quarry Parent-Teachers’ Association

Butler Bride Weds Arthur C. Kuss at St Pauls Church

Miss Irene Marie Butler daughter of Mrs. Marie L. Butler wed Arthur C. Kuss son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kuss at St Pauls church with Rev. Paul Bourquin officiating. The bride wore a grey satin crepe gown and a matching hat. They will reside at 346 Eighth Street and are welcomed by numerous friends and relatives in the city.

Irene Marie Butler Daugh Marie L. Butler Arthur C. Kucs Charles Kuss St. Paul’s Church Paul Bourquin

Friends from Toledo at Surprise Party for Mrs McGow

A Toledo group from Ivy Leat Lodge No. 200 visited Mrs. Harry McGow Court yesterday afternoon. Guests arrived from Toledo and enjoyed a green themed decor, dinner, and a musical program with dancing and cheerful company.

Toledo Harry McGow B. of R. T. Ivy Leat Lodge No. 200 McGowin

Mr and Mrs John Denger Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary

Relatives gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs John Denger to honor their fiftieth wedding anniversary. A sumptuous dinner followed and guests extended wishes for many more happy years together.

John Denger John Denser Simet Denger

Birthday Surprise For Sayne At East Avenue Home

Eight friends gathered at 920 East avenue to celebrate Sayne's birthday with a radio concert and a late light lunch. The event closed after a pleasant evening.

Sayne Nouehtaving East Avenue

Revival Services Draw Large Crowds at Ekgothasto Er Nee Ho

The revival meetings are well attended with a choirs performing special numbers each night. The sermons stress that sin carries punishment and one cannot escape God’s laws. Tonight’s topic is The Great and Glorious Invitation with two musical numbers and an encouragement to attend and seek aid.

Sircle No of the Methodist Church Circle Meeting

The Methodist Church circle met in an all day session at the church. Members and guests planned for a future bazaar while sewing and socializing. One new member was admitted and a brief business session followed with prayers. Hosts for the next meeting were announced for April 9 at Mrs. Luther’s home.

Methodist Church Garland Garret Keighley Whitacre

Church women hold bake sale and plan apron sale

Mrs. Otto Mischka hosted Division D of the Second Congregational Church at 110 Floral Court with about twenty ladies attending a bake sale. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Bauer on Spruce Street on April 9. The Baptist Missionary Society met at the First Baptist Church for supper and programs led by Mrs. L. B. Palmer with readings on China Inland Mission Belgium Africa and India among others.

Otto Mischka Second Congregational Church Floral Court E. M. Upton Bauer Spruce Street Baptist Missionary Society Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church L. B. Palmer Homer Blanchard Marie Neighbour L. A. Obitty Lataway China Inland Mission A Alme Bord Carl Martin Sanz Belgium Ralph Norton Gladys Buss South America Ti@ge Maranatha Ethel John Smith Africa Julia Jacifrica South Africa Gene ‘Fannie Miler Martha Winston Yosi Toll Franre Amelia Turnbull Moody Institute Olive Bette Della Obuts Annie 1On India

Birthday party honors Miss Minnie McKennee

Twenty young friends gathered at Mrs D M Upton’s Mor lgan avenue home to honor Miss Minnie McKennee on her birthday. They arrived in pretty outfits, enjoyed games and music, and refreshments including a birthday cake were served.

Minnie MicKennie D. M. Upton Morlgan Avenus

Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Entertained by Mrs Leifer

Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary met at Mrs E R Leifer’s home on Las Grant Street for a pleasant afternoon and silver tea. They discussed important subjects and arranged a March 21 dinner in Legion Hall. Dainty refreshments were served and all enjoyed the gathering.

E. E. Leifer Las Grant Street Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Legion Hall

Community Meetings And Club Notices

Local groups schedule Friday gatherings with the Four O Clock Cleh and Mire A W Huse, plus a K of P Hall card party. American Legion Auxiliary to host a farewell for Mrs Smith in Legion Hall with refreshments. Circle No 4 of St Pauls meets at Lake Avenue with plans for a church supper next week and two weeks until the next meeting. Senior and Junior Hi Y clubs meet at the Y with a freshmen welcome drive and Bible study after a brief business session. Retin Mission hosts a Bible study evening at Ruth Potter's home with new officers elected for the coming term.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall J. C. Smith California ST. Paul's Ed Fox Pauls Couich Lake Avenue E. Pallas Paul Wainwright Abie J.E. Worthington Verba Bourquin Sunior HI MR. Seale E. C. Seaie Iss Manns The Gospel Mission Ruth Potter Gulf Street Geraldine Saisbury Geraldine Salsbury Marguerite Dutch Mirian Benes

Tureen Tanner at Circle Meeting

The Methodist Circle No. 6 met at the church for a tureen dinner yesterday. Reports of the officers were given followed by a solo by Mrs. Dixon, a guest. Mrs. F. M. Scott entertained the ladies with humorous readings. AUGAWAN CLUB Mrs. Hugh Beavis entertained the Augawan Club at her home yesterday afternoon. Three tables of progressive pedro were played with prizes won by Mrs. Blythe and others. After games refreshments were served. BIRTHS Three births were announced: a baby girl to Kenneth Hurst and wife of 114 Lewis Court. a baby to Harold Carpenter of North Olmsted. and a baby boy to Johns Heling of Elyria.

Methodist Circle No. 6 Dixon F. M. Scott Augawan Club Hugh Beavis Augawan Pedro Blythe Fhrst Yeats Walkden Walker Yost Olive Sir Kenneth Hurst Lewis Court Harold Carpenter North Olmsted Johns Heling R. D Elyria

Local Socials and Upcoming fundraisers in Oberlin area

Mrs A Baker and Mrs Marr Tlauser attended Mrs W Greenwalt's home Tuesday. Senator J F Burke spoke at a Methodist church Men's Meeting in Ash Erbula. Mr and Mrs Carl Fowl hosted guests in Lorain Tuesday evening. Mrs Burke and Mrs Nashe visited Oberlin Wednesday. Bake sale planned Saturday 9 30 am by Mr Fowls class at Elyria Flower Shoppe. Masquerade Dance at Car Ne Grange Friday. Oberlin Road. Apr 25c extra. Presbyterian Circle 5 apron bake sale at Hoffmans meat market Saturday March 15. Sons and Daughters of Liberty card party at K P Hall Friday evening with prizes and lunch.

A. Baker Marr Tlauser W.5. Greenwalt Amore J. F. Burke Asherbula Ohio Methodist Episcopal Church Carl Fowl Jeon Kenneth C. Standen Lorain Nashe Hill Oberlin Fini Zshe W.C James Burt Seventh Street Fowl Elyria

Galion Visit Planned for J H Wilkins at Pasadena Home

For Galion Ohio relatives visit arranged. J H Wilkins is seriously ill at his home on Pasadena Avenue.

Galion Ohio J.H. Wilkins Pasadena Avenue

Bakers Crossing News Roundup From March

Bakers Crossing reports social calls and small town notes. Mr and Mrs Claude Siminson visit George Siminsons. Mike Maskal of Lorain spends weekend with wife and family. Many residents recover from illness while others travel to Wellington Cleveland and New London on business.

Bakers Crossing Claude Siminson George Siminson Mike Maskal Lorain Wellington Thomas English Pauline Biminson C. E. C. Kelsey Hallie Kelsey H. C. Beck John Maskal Ben. Nee Charles Hileman Louis Hileman Sullivan, O Louis Shilinske Claude Simonson Cleveland Jack Neel O. H. Dirlam Irving Null Congress Dave Dietrich Joseph Null New London Minert Laborie Julia Moskal Mildred Blessing Luke English Henry Neel Autice Smith Ohio Amie English Iside Warren G. Hileman Dudley Cole M. W. Laborie Carmi Kelsey Mildred Manns Ben Neel This Place Pete Takas Agnes Takas Old Country

Local Social Notes From Elyria Area

The column lists gatherings and visits. Mr and Mrs Charles Hileman wed in Elyria a week ago. The Hilesman and Kelsey families host and visit friends and relatives including the Laborie and Cole households.

Ohio YMCA Volleyball Championship Opens With Four Sectional Winners

Four sectional winners Cleveland 105th St branch, Marion, Hamilton and Columbus will compete for the state YMCA volleyball championship in Columbus tomorrow night. The event marks the start of the tournament with the four regional champions aiming for the trophy.

Columbus Ohio State Y. M. C. A Cleveland 105Th St Marion Hamilton

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Woman’s Civic Club Marshall Chapter of Masons George H. Tyler A. F. “Terry Norsworthy Bailey Fiske Robinson Tors Ande Claveland Othe LaGrange Mark Bart T. Bastian Frank St .Aust Thos. J. Reese Harold Markham Arnold Krugman H. C. Wilcox W. J. Tasman Geo. Tartesall Bowdler Gilmore T. J. Reese C. C. Seton Craft George Whitney L. T. M Streube O. K. Manni Stoney Wm. Corz Charles Whitehead Taslo Joe Burrell Don Sotherden Bull Rice Rellin Bailey Clan Robertson Moose Hall Eagles Lodge Carlisle Doreas Church of Christ West Ridge Erene Butler Arthur C. Kuss Pln Hinckley Daugh- Wilma Nadine Ao Busch Circle Pele Mrs Miss Minnie McKennee E.R. Leifer Zigmut Sadoski Oak Street Ed Dacue Spencer Bennie Pasovby Mire A. W. Huse Gracecourt Sons and Daughters of Liberty K. of P. Hall Tureen Tanner M. E. Echurch Bidg. Fund Carne Grange Oberlin Road Unitell Presbyterian Circle 5 Hoffman’s Meat Market K. of P. Trall Mrs. Luke English Tella E. Kerger Slayton Minn Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta Miss Flannery Broad Street Boylan Cently von Cole G. A. Cole Esther and Luella Barnes Sullivan Elisworth Laborie Frances Hileman Wirman Omar Khayyam Gussard Hoel W. Girdle Vcorsetier Nelles New Bank Kathryn Krugman Broad ST ST. Patrick’s Melanie Farronop Court Street O'Donnell Freazie P.S Wilder Central Foster Mah Jongg Busick Hecork Loomis Company the Children’s Apparel Shop Baby Cet BBC Mei Ed Wan Var County Seale Henrietta
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