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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1928
Page
2
Read of numerous Elyria groups gathering tonight from the Federation of YWCA to the American Legion Post and Knights of St. John. Weddings, social events, bridge and bunco nights, and a pneumonia symposium at Lorain County Medical Society mark a busy civic calendar.
The Tigredia Social Club moves its meeting to Friday. Lorain Musical Art Society presents an exchange program at the Congregational church with two guests allowed. Dames of Mattatsili meet at Odd Fellow Hall. Rebekah club gathers Wednesday evening March 14 at Mrs Fore U s home. The Calendar Club hosts an evening at the Congregational Church. A radio program features Graham Winamee and various entertainers in a lively, informal close with opera and piano performances.
Mrs. R. M. Evans of Cleveland presented to a group in the Lorain County Bank Building to join the World Fellowship program. About twenty five people attended to learn about sending school bags to Mexican children as part of national efforts on world friendship among children.
Harper Garrty Smythe addressed the Elyria Woman's Club as part of the Fyne Arts Department meeting. He urged outdoor activities for youths to foster wealth, mental growth, morals, and spirituality, illustrating points with stories and rhymes. Mrs Jack Huge assisted on piano. refreshments followed. The Just Us Club met at the Whites' home. Progressive Pedro results crowned Mrs Jacobs and Harvey Funk champions.
Mrs Elsie Schroeder hosted the La A Lot club on Twelfin street with five hundred prizes going to Mrs Ada Hillmer and Mrs Schroeder. The Lady Rowena Circle sponsored a benefit card party in the IOOF hall with Bunce and Pedro prizes to several members and a lunch served. The Brotherhood of American Yeomen planned a March 20 benefit search party and a drill team trip to Carter on the 23rd. Special services at Second Congregational continue through autumn with a Morality Saver program. Miss Bunting Missionary Society hosts an evening meeting led by Roaring with a two week term. Nine services are listed at St Andrew's and guilds sew for hospital needs with general announcements of hospital notes and various residents.
Mr and Mrs Nelson Fitch of 12 East Avenue plan an extended Florida visit before a trip to Asheville North Carolina and return by April first. Miss Minnie Coradd and son with Mr and Mrs Govadd and Mrs David Sheer of Cleveland were house guests of Mr and Mrs Fred A Barr of R 4.
A vintage advertisement touts Marmola pre sencein tablets as a modern method to burn fat without harm. It claims 20 years of use, millions of boxes, and a grind element transforming food to fuel, urging four tablets daily through weight loss.
Sunday residents travel and health updates. Mrs Sidney Hudsoe returns from Lakewood while Mrs Leo Graves hosts. Mrs Bach at Broad Street with a cold. Donald Tran leaves Harwound Street for Salem Indiana on business. Mr and Mrs Howard Brown announce a baby boy born at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mason A Nichols improves at home from pneumonia. Miss Ella Nielsen recovering from illness. John Streicher and Frank Court residents announce future Park Avenue home. Marriage license Glen Rollin and Treva Jackson. The Rev Mr Fowler of Elyria officiates.
Sometime Sunday night a burglar broke into the Tom S Milling station through the back window. He took about a few cents from the cash register and a revolver from the station, then fled. Local church notes mention recent events and plans include a Malta card party with refreshments and prizes at the I O O F hall.
Elvira Eadea St. Patrick's masquerade dance announced for Saturday night March 17. Six prizes and door prize offered. everyone invited. Mrs Tom Fetlars and Mr. and Mrs W raed traveled from California. speaker noted as President Coolidge is expected.
The article notes California scenery and desert flowers observed during travel with Mr and Mrs Browse and Mr Fellers. It highlights the Friendship Guild meeting at Mrs Guy Wells home with over fifty members, planning an Easter bazaar, readings by Mr Shelley, and a future Old Fashioned party at Mr Burt Curtice’s home with Mrs Keith Andrews and Mrs Arthur Kepler assisting.
Sixteen members of the Queen Esther class of the Methodist Sunday school met last evening at the home of Miss Janis Thornton. Mrs. Harry Earle and Mrs. Walter Cole were guests. A business meeting was held.
Regional retailer promotes bargain pricing on breakfast suites and bed davenports with prices starting at 0.59 and up for breakfast sets. Advertises special air conditioned items and a broad selection at 580 Broader, phone 3135, in a dated local sale notice.
F. Patton will lead a tree planting and spraying demonstration at Cotton's fruit farm Stop 15 Fisva Lerain Greenline. Stage at 1:30 p.m. with T. H. Parks entomologist and C. F. Holland horticulturist from Ohio State University public invited. North Flyvia Grauze exists in readable fragment.
The seventh pair of twins, Alicea and Alma Steiner, were enrolled in Arcadia School. William Barber 18 and Pearl Beck transferred recently for illness and relocation. Franklin Jones left for a short Chicago visit. Steve Traicoff acquired lot 23 Gilford allotment in Elyria, with $19 involved.
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