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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1924

Page

8

Lorain Area Club Meetings and Community Events

Local clubs in Lorain host meetings at homes and churches including Mission Study, Friendly Bible, Federation of Business Women at the YWCA, and assorted social gatherings. Music committees and recitals are noted with plans for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, organ recitals, and community dances.

Cora Mae Walton Mission Study Club Carman Engle Earl Court H. K. Finley Gates Avenue Federation of Business Women Clubs Five Hundred Urban Born Harvard Avenue Church of Christ C. E Society Brotherhood of Grace Lutheran Church Hwairhls Joe Ingel Moose Carlisle Grange

St Clair Rebekah Lodge Dancing Party at Eagles Hall

The St Clair Rebekah Lodge hosts a dancing party at the Eagles hall on Thursday March 20 at eight. The Pythian Sisters drill team meets tomorrow at 1 30 PM in the K of P hall for practice. An invitation to attend the LaGrange lodge inspection tonight was accepted. The Women’s Auxiliary of St Andrew’s church meets with Mrs Edwin Tulk at 1260 East Avenue on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Edwin Dobney and wn home of Mrs Lodi street as planned. Knights of Maccab Tent No 58 plan an entertainment for Wednesday evening with luncheon. open to members and guests.

St. Pat ‘Kis Fh. C. Reiges Lak Avenue Sixth Street L. Hockens Cleveland Street Louis Heidrich Eastern Hotch Bivd M Donald Shireley East Broad Street Harry Brooks Cedar Street Noma War Avenue Lee Travis A Donald Sutbley M. GC. C Jack Shuster Jack Jack Ball St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Eagles Hall Pythian Sisters K. of P. Hall LaGrange Lodge St. Andrew’s Church Edwin Tulk East Avenue Edwin Dobney American Legion Auxiliary J.C. Smith Bemis Smith California L. E. Allen

St Patrick’s Day Card Party Draws Lady Guests

Nearly one hundred ladies attended the St Patrick's day card party hosted by the Maccabee guard team in the K of P hall. Eleven Pedro tables and eight Five Hundred tables were played with prizes awarded to Mrs. S. L. Heggie Myrtle Thorney Lillie West J J Law Pearl Slee and George Richwine. A follow up party was announced for March 24 at 2 00.

Maccabee Guard K. of P. Hall S. L. Heggie Myrtle Thorney Lillie West J. J. Law Pearl Slee George Richwine

St Patrick's Day Party at Moose Hall Highlights

A St Patrick's Day event at Moose Hall hosted by the Chronicle staff featured midnight dancing and festive decorations. Families enjoyed a well‑attended gathering with praise for the organization and atmosphere. The NAQ Club plans a March 15 meeting hosted by Martha Smith and refreshments provided by the hostess Mrs Paul Weljert from 464 Cleveland Street.

Moose Hall Chroniclem A. Q Martha Smith Paul Wel Jlert Cleveland S Street

Leisure Hour Club St Patrick's Party

The Leisure Hour Club gathered at Mrs. Jos Monschein home for St Patrick's Day activities. Ace Vogley won first prize, Mrs Monschein second, and Mrs Matt Myers third. green decor and caps highlighted the event with Mrs D J Ryan and Miss Mary Taylor performing Irish songs and dances before a luncheon.

Leisure Hour ST. Patrick's Party Jos. Monschein Ace Vogley Monschein Matt Myers Shmarock D. J. Ryan Mary Taylor

Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs John Smith Shows Card Fun

A St Bate Seka Tay Erie Street gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs John Smith featured card games with high scores by Mrs Clarence Latt and William Cowen. Second honors went to Mrs Leo Youngless and Clarence Latt with consoled honors to Mrs Edward Smith and Merton Spicer. A twelve o'clock luncheon followed for guests including Mr and Mrs George Smith and others.

John Smith St. Bate Seka Tay Warty Erie Street Clarence Latt William Cowen Leo Youngless Edward Smith Merton Spicer George Smith A. C. Grills Wendell Spicer Do Air Ed. Smith Willhiam Corea Delores H Rosenthal Billy Berbers M Younghss Sune

Birthday Party for Wendell Perkins Marks Ninth Year

Wendell Perkins of 600 Lodi Street celebrated his ninth birthday on March 16 with games and picture puzzles followed by a green and white luncheon. Local children Phylis Ickes Arlene Rainey La donna Bell Louise Guthman Vivian Guthman Ruth Nowlin Adele Nowlin and Wendell Perkins attended, along with town guests Jennie and Dorothy Jones of Oberlin and several adults.

Wendell Perkins Lodi Street Phylis Ickes Arlene Rainey Ladonna Bell

Dames of Malta Elect Officers in Regular Session

Dames of Malta and Dames of Ilaita met in the IT. O. O. F. hall for their annual election. Officers chosen include Protector Anna Drage, Queen Grace Woodies Naomi, Tichenor Margaret Neva Jumonsenger, and Guard Ada Guard. Initiation of the second degree was postponed. luncheon was served. installation to follow.

Dames Ilaita O. O. F. Hall Anna Drage Grace Woodies Naomi Tichenor Margaret Neva Jumonsenger Ada Guard R Goola Vie

Miss Ruth Barton Celebrates Tenth Birthday at Home

Miss Ruth Barton marked her tenth birthday with a party at her home on 615 Dawes Avenue. Twenty-two young girls attended, enjoying cake and a variety of gifts as the celebration proceeded with merriment and games hosted by Mrs O. Er. Batton and others.

Barton O Ved Dawes Aven Batton Migs Ruth

Marriage Licenses Granted in Local Registry

Spakio 36 a steel worker and Anne Tho ros Lucain 50 laborer both of Lora a were issued marriage licenses. Fatherie Lador 36 laborer and 50 both of Juhnae Wa were also listed among applicants.

Spakio Anne Thoros Lucain Fatherie Lador

Hospital Notes Voices From a Dated Card List

Fragmented hospital notes show patient names and addresses including Litton Datis Mrs William J West Ninta street Wallington Fields Withara Struck Zigmond Sa doski Mrs Clara Abahazi 327 Irondale street Mrs Lawrence Bumgart No 2 Elyria and 338 Tenth street. The legible items reflect a dated registry with scattered residence details.

Litton Datis William J. West Ninta Street Wallington Fields Withara Struck Zigmond Sadoski Clara i ‘Abahazi Irondale Lawrence Bumgart Elyria Far Tenth Street

St Clair Rebekah Dance Benefit at Eagles Hall

A dance benefit hosted by St Clair Rebekah Lodge at the Eagles Hall on March 20 at 7 p.m. Tickets are 73 cents, with an extra lady ticket set at 25 cents. All invited for the fundraiser.

St. Clair Rebekah Eagles P. m. Ickets

Methodist Meeting Honors Longtime Service With A Portrait Sketch

A Methodist church gathering drew intense interest as former pastor Dr Reeder delivered a historical sketch celebrating a century of service. The event included a male quartet and a forthcoming address by Dr Winters, with plans for a permanent preservation of the sketch. A birthday surprise for Mrs Place at Mr and Mrs A Place’s home followed the service.

Uiph Walliams Reeder Reederich Winters Mara & Cousus

Local social scene includes numerous guests and home visits

A flood of Sunday visitors attended gatherings across Lorain and Amherst as families hosted guests from nearby cities. Notable mentions include Rev H C Muhley at Zion Lutheran, Phineas Guthrie winning Delta Tau Delta honors at Ohio State intramurals, and several residents planning moves to Los Angeles or celebrating anniversaries.

J.C. Smith Lee Gladys Velma Gates Avenue Teft Los Angeles Nora Leusztler Anns Braun Lorain Charles Guth Uta Guth John Daley Albert Freder Grace Lutheran Church Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church W. H. Notley Ird P. D. Amherst Leo Myr Kenyan Avenue Memorial Bhoospital Ing Howe Street Ohio State University George Becker M. D. Miller Philor Helen Miller Cleveland AH. Fullmer Amherst James i Igaret Foster John Gibson Lorain Sundar R. A. Harr H. FE. Moore South Amherst Meske Alpena Harry Bwind Phineas Guthrie Delta Tau Delta

Local Readers Send News Across Town and States

Sunday and F A Pierson and family spent weekend at Hi O with Paul Andre and their children. Mr and Mrs Nyhar returned from a fire trip to Scranton and other points. The Daily announces the birth of Norman Hurst Da Daily on March 15. Mrs Eleanor Hurst joins 521 Lake Avenue in moving plans to New York. George Phelps, Tom Ir and Joan Moods of Amt appear in early items.

F. A. Pierson Son Spene Hi. O Paul Andre Spend T. Z. Robinson Washington Avenue Ambassador Los Angeles California Cc. C. Daily Aeron Norman Hurst Eleanor Hurst Earl Daniels Agnes 521 Lake Avenue Toca New York E. Norman Lorsa Avenue George Phelps Tom Ir Joan Moods Amt

Do You Eat Grand Lunch Roast Pork Supper

Announcement for St Pauls elmed roast pork and sauerkraut supper on Saturday March 22 at 80 pence per meal. Tickets 35 cents.

St. Paul's Elmed

Squerade Dance at The Mar Wrest Hall

Community event at Wrest Hall in Scotland with a masquerade dance on March 20 at 7 30 pm Tickets priced 35 cents and prizes offered for attendees.

Scotland the Mar Wrest

Your Home Folks Are Talking Now Special Despatch Ad

A druggist advertises genuine original vinyl salve and Saxa soap and medicated soap as top skin remedies. The note pledges honesty, guarantees, and exclusive distribution by Co. W. Phillips, 307 Broad St, promising customer satisfaction or money back.

Saxo Co. W. Phillips Broad St

Enjoin Moving Building in Lorain Suit

Harry Berkley of Lorain sues H. F. Kane to restrain transfer and occupancy of a lot at South Lorain. He alleges a verbal contract to sell the property for 2500 dollars but states payment failed and Kane moved in and threatened further action.

Harry Berkley Lorain H. FL Kane South Lorain

Injunction Blocks Move of Buildings Cited in Notice

Fragmentary page item notes an injunction to stop moving buildings as described in a Chronicletai Want column. It mentions a Pennsylvania Railroad pension system running twenty four years and payouts totaling over twenty two million dollars to a motored supply chain.

Pennsylvania Railroad

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