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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1926

Page

3

Travelogues At Men’s Club Highlight Florida Trip

Attar 2 splendid dinner served the ladies of First Church led by Mrs Thomas Cook. Mr Murbach guided a trip to Florida starting from Elyria last October with views of land marks from Lexington to Chattanooga. Slides showed St Petersburgh, Orlando, Miami, Coral Gables, Alaska and Georgia cotton scenes, featuring animals, lakes, and the Blue Ridge region, with vivid depictions of Signal Mountain and Stone Mountain.

First Church Thomas Cook Alph Murbach Flora Elyria Murbach Bowers Coun Kentucky Blue Rass T9 Command Gap Daniel Boone Orbach Chattanooga Signal Mountain Chickamauga Park Chattaslooga Emerson Poste Ralph Murbach F.M. Phelps Bach Ralph St. Petersburgh City of the Living Dead Florida Orlando Ita Thirty Lakes Alaska Herbert Brandt Cleveland Ohio Brandt Mistigtee Georgia Forthern Stone Mountain Mur

Local addresses listed for notices scattered in court records

Nes Davidson, No. 4 Heldmyer Apts., Mrs McNally at 2137 Princeton Avenue, Mrs. John Dragier at 221 Harwood Street appear in a fragmented notice listing party addresses and names for a pending matter.

Nes Davidson Heldmyer Apts McNally Princeton Avenue John Dragier Harwood Street

Local clubs and social events listed for Monday

Community groups meet across Lorain and nearby towns including MUFC Loparensue Woman's Club Ninth Street Mary and Martha Class Lat A Lot Club and Brooklyn Bridge Club. Guild of First Congregational Shires meets. Y P S C E meets. Junto Club of Hisria high mphol at 245. Masque Club Elyria high. Ladies Auxiliary Canton Lorain No 93. Pythian Sisters meet K of P Mall. Beekeepers association meets. Business and Professional Women's Club meets. Choral Department at Y.M.C.A. Elyria music events at Aust''s Studio. Recent bridge luncheon honors Mrs Powers and Mrs Fee. spring flowers decor. Remarks by Mrs Hope and Mrs Kennedy.

Woman's Club Mary and Martha M. Church Harold Neaster Ninth Street Margaret Gruss Adams Street Brooklyn Bridge Club Neva Déferson Guild of First Congregational Shires Junto Club Hisria Masque Club Elyria High Ladies’ Auxiliary Cantons Canton Lorain No 93 Io. C. F. Hall Pythian Sisters K. of P. Mall Elyria Manaplin Orchestra Aust Wurat Hall

PROGRAM OW MISSIONS AT JUNIOR MISSION BAND MEETING

Topic Work Among the Indians discussed by Marjory Hiliott at the Junior Mission band meeting of First Baptist church yesterday afternoon. Mary Louise Harrison Altro spoke on work among Russians and preaching to Russian people. Refreshments served by Mrs Harold Briggs. Band to meet again in two weeks.

Marjory Hiliott First Baptist Church Mary Louise Harrison Altro Harold Briggs

Mock wedding parade at Avenue Club meeting

An Eastern State Avenue Club gathering featured a humorous mock wedding with a full bridal party in playful attire. Mrs. Hiscox and others served as ushers, while Mrs. Welschrod acted as groom and Mrs. George as minister. The event drew about fifty participants and concluded with a luncheon for the couple and guests.

Arpeme Avenue Club Uighery Hiscox Saste Sawyer Delvinglam Linder Kunkle Ned Murphy Veason Mra. Sherrill Sibey Mira. Kohler Heldrich Gilbert Robertson Osborne Taylor Mra, Barton Mra. McDonald O. E. Brodbeck Mra. Linder

Vincent School Sixth Grade Presents Morning Program

The program by Vincent School Sixth Grade featured music and readings. Songs included America the Beautiful and The New Day, with a prayer by Elizabeth Rehorig and a recitation by Trene Wagner. The Piper was read by Katherine Suto, a dialogue Mother Wins was performed, and a cast list names Mrs Simking Mrs Simkins and several students including Mary and Teresa Makimozsky.

SINTH Vincet School Vincent School Ent Elizabeth Rehorig Katherina Suto Simking Roseline Mr. Simkins Andy Malhimoazsky Bud Edward Sze

Sings At Service At Firet M Church

The Firet M church held an evening service featuring a large choir of forty boys whose singing impressed attendees. The sermon on Setting With Sin urged restraint and moral integrity, stressing avoidance of influences that lower moral tone and threaten youth.

Bors Chorts Firet

March meeting of Child Conservation League observed

The Child Conservative League met at Mrs. D J Hulls home 530 Park Pisce with eleven members and five guests present. Reports covered the State Board meeting in Columbus and the Calling Moral Code presentation to the Parent Teacher Association. The program studied Angelo Patri with papers on his autobiography and a book review, followed by refreshments and notices of upcoming meetings.

Gulf Road P. T. A Gulf Road Parent Teacher Association C. E. Kelsey Leonard Haglund Child Conservation League Child Conservative League D. J. Hull Park Pisce B. FH. Long State Board Columbus Parent Teacher Association Angelo Patri J. K. Mathis

Bible Study Club Holds Enjoyable Meeting

About twenty members and guests attended the Bible Study Club gathering yesterday at the Home for the Aged on West Avenue. Mrs B Davidson led a pre Easter lesson on the ire of Christ and its entry into Jerusalem. Hostesses Kellogg Day and Frank Wilford served refreshments as yellow jonquils and pale green candles decorated the table. The final meeting of the year will occur in two weeks with an Easter service as the theme. location to be announced.

Menbera Civics and Politzers Science Department Elyria Woman's Club Glet W. N. Bates Lorena Handehy Conabee Billings J. Sotherdon Elyrain Coon George Coon Elyrato Club Lake Avenue Lorain Elyria Norsworthy R. KR. Fisher Richman Neal Elis Hamilton Avenue Bible Study Club Home For West Avenue B. Davidson Elub Jerusalem Kellogg Day Frank Wilford

Twenty Club entertains at OT AL meeting

The March meeting of the Carlisle Special Parent-Teacher Association was held at the school house. A Twenty Club ministrel show entertained after a brief business session with accordion and banjo selections by named youths.

Carlisle Center School Carlisle Center Parent Teacher Association Carlisle Special Parent-Teacher Association Twenty Club Carl Martin Tenth Street Chestnut Grove Parent Teacher Association Martin Canton Ohio J. Hardy Harland White Ernest Davidson

Alpha Class Pleasantly Entertained at Davidson Home

Members of the Alpha class of First Baptist met at Mia Davidson's West Highth street home last evening. They sewed garments for a mission box destined for families in the Southern mountains. A business session discussed last meeting minutes and treasury plans. Mrs Davidson taught the missions lesson. Refreshments followed a happy social hour.

William Woughtaling George Street First Baptist Church Mia Davidson West Highth Street

American Legion Auxiliary Meets and Plans Lorain County Council

At a regular meeting in Legion Hall the Oberlin Unit invited the local Auxiliary to attend a March 16 meeting in Oberlin to form a Lorain County Council of American Legion Auxiliaries. Mrs Jee Moore read convention communications, April 9 the department secretary will visit to arrange the coming convention. Several members and two ex servicemen reported sick. Mrs Ada Barnhard was elected treasurer. Plans include the unit’s seventh birthday celebration and Ada Allen won the evening’s contest.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Oberlin Lorain County Mra.da Barnhard Ada Allen

Social Notes Record Local Travel and Visits

Local personals list residents and guests visiting relatives and neighbors across Elyria and nearby towns. Entries mention trips to Miami Florida Cleveland Lorain Oberlin Amherst Bradenton Sunsets include births illnesses and weekend visits with Toledo Chicago and other cities noted among the extended social updates.

Local residents listed in brief notices

A series of short community notices reports Mrs Avenue breaking her arm after church and being treated as well as can be expected N D Nielsen of Middle avenue plans to preach at Medina Baptist Church tomorrow Rev C G Nichols of Medina will visit friends here tomorrow Mr and Mrs W B Kelley and Mr and Mrs W B Moore travel to Youngstown for a weekend visit with relatives George Anderson a Howe Military Academy student visits with his parents on Lodi Street during spring vacation

Tennant-Zes Grace Tennant W. LeRoy Zestger Baptist Church of the Master Cleveland Ohio George A. Lawson Tennant Elyda High School Cleveland Trust Company Zesiger John Zesiger French Avenue Lakewood Case School of Applied Science California East Ninety Sixth Street

Beekeepers to Meet on Monday Evening

Lorain County Beekeeper's Association schedules a March 15 gathering at 7 30 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs F K Schriyer in Grafton. The note references a plastics topic linked to insect parts and shell materials with broad commercial uses. Waitress Wanted. Apply Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe.

Lorain County Beekeeper's Association F. K. Schriyer Grafton Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe

Farmers 30 Day Special Fence Posts Offer

Farmers targeted sale lists 3 1 4 inch steel fence posts 7 feet 3 inches long at a price per doe. Made by Elyria Belting and Machinery Co.

Elyvia Belting and Machinery Co

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