Back Home Again Moves into Pearl Street Home
Mr and Mrs C Jo Hoys moved into a residence on Pearl Street. Mrs Frank Didevius entertained her bridge club at Cooper Street. Mr J G Winter hosted the Book Club at Pleasant Street.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1936
Page
6
Mr and Mrs C Jo Hoys moved into a residence on Pearl Street. Mrs Frank Didevius entertained her bridge club at Cooper Street. Mr J G Winter hosted the Book Club at Pleasant Street.
Elyria townline notes recall a Woman's Union meeting at St Peters Church Amherst and a Women’s Foreign Missionary Society gathering of the M E Church at the home of Mrs Leonard Fish. Attendees from here include L W Sprecelberg and Russell, EC Schubert and Omer, J H Del rfield, Mr and Mrs William Miller of Cleveland, Miss Caroline Smegelberg, and Mr and Mrs John Koepp and Wil liam Miller in various visits and Sunday calls.
Local Extension Workers under Miss Fernald will meet March 26 to plan a recaneing and putling project. Garden Club hosts at Mrs. C Clark Jr's on Brer Street Wednesday. Divisions Paxeston No 3 and Tristion No 1 met with members and guests for sewing blocks and business meetings. Eastern Star gathered at Masonie Hall with twenty nine present and January February March birthdays honored followed by a St Patrick party. Brief items list visits by Mrs Netherline Burkig Mrs Fred Graves and others with several local residents hosting guests across nearby towns.
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