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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1924

Page

8

Dr Winters Returns for Evangelistic Service at Local Church

The largest attendance yet filled the church as hundreds welcomed former pastor Dr W B Winters. A pre service reception lasted 30 minutes, then a women’s chorus and a quartet performed. Winters delivered a fiery message on baptism with the Holy Ghost and fire to an appreciative crowd. Tonight at 7 o’clock visitors welcome Dr L Stewart of Delaware for a Sunday school night program and music, including a newly organized choir.

W. B. Winters Sever L. Stewart Delaware Bo Choir

Community notices and club chess at Elyria locale

Tonight events at St Clair Rebekah Lodge and various halls include Knights of Maccabees, Marshall Masonic, and VFW gatherings. A Junto Club meeting at Elyria High read a Grace Willett letter. Rotary and Friendship Club activities featured Bermuda trip talk, new member initiations, and Pedro games. The program closed with a teaser for next week’s play The Fly and a buffet supper.

Elyria High School Grace Willett Teachers’ College Columbia University New York City Templeton Teapot Templeton Donald Hecock

Woman's Bible Class Hosts St Patrick's Day Party

The Woman's Bible Class of the Second Congregational church entertained their husbands at a St Patrick's Day party in the Parish House last evening with 47 attendees. Guests enjoyed games contests and music after the business meeting. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs D M Upton Mrs John Heckok Mrs Frank Page Mrs Weiss Mrs Frank Lovejoy and Mrs Netlie Haywood.

Woman's Bible Clase Second Congregational Church D. M. Upton John Hecock Frank Page Weiss Frank Lovejoy Netlie Haywood

Meetings And social notices from local clubs

A compilation of club meetings and social events across town includes the Ladies Drill Team at Eagles hall this evening at seven, Tigredia Club at Mrs. Devinney's, Eastern Star Friday night entertainment with refreshments, Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid tomorrow at Mrs. Funk’s home, Catholic Daughters Thursday evening program, Pennsylvanian Railroad speaker at the Kiwanis luncheon Thursday, Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary banquet Friday at Legion hall, St Clair Rebekah Lodge initiation tonight with Berea guests, Knights of Maccabees open meeting tonight in Maccabee Hall, Maccabees Guards card party rescheduled to March 31 at 2 PM, Sons of Veterans Auxiliary meeting moved to Thursday at 2 PM with all-day sewing and coffee, plus a Beverly Court surprise party for Mr and Mrs A J Hadaway with attendees including Hadaway and Moor families and others.

Legion Hall St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Berea Rebekah Lodge Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Berea

Court of Honor Card Party at Roosevelt Avenue Home

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Curtis hosted a Court of Honor card party on Roosevelt Avenue with Patrick's Day decor. Ruth Gors and Frank Hitsman won high score while Iren Vrias and Richard Babcock placed. The evening featured dancing and guests from nearby streets.

Lloyd Curtis Court of Honor Roosevelt Avenue

Exchange Club Bears of Gehel and Relief Work

Dyer of the inter Allied German Relief Committee addressed the Exchange Club at their regular luncheon meeting yesterday noon. Thirty two members were present. Mrs McGinniss and Mrs Franklyn of Cleveland presented a fine musical program. In two weeks Harwood Garcia Smythe will entertain the members with music. The business was dispensed with at this meeting.

All. Dyer German Reliefé Committee Exchange Club McGinniss

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges

Richard Raymond of Syracuse New York admitted. Discharges include Viola Gallo of 15S Pesadena Avenue Mrs Eugene Smith and baby girl of 143 Cleveland Street.

Richard Raymond Syracuse N.Y Viola Gallo Pesadena Avenue Eugene Smith Cleveland Street

Educational Dept of Civic Club Hears Fine Address

The Department of Education of the Woman's Civic Club met Tuesday afternoon at the Young. Mrs. J M Fleming secretary of the Ohio State Federation gave an excellent talk on Club Ideals, outlining the work of club women and club officers. The event included singing by Mrs. Fleming and Mrs. Caryl H Wood, and refreshments. Miss Pegsy Wallace attended as a guest.

Educational Dept. OF Civic Club Fine Department of Education The Woman's Civic Club Young J. M. Fleming Ohio State Federation Edward Gillis Lesuileu Fe Fleminnd Dekm Caryl H. Wood J. E. Sieber Dainty Refres

Candidates to be admitted as members refreshed

Mentions pinning and refreshments as a number of candidates will be taken in as members. Details are sparse but indicate a formal initiation event with social provisions.

Fairfield church hosts notable installation service

A city event highlighted an installation service for Mr. Grant at the Fairfield church held on Thursday.

Mr. Grant Fairfield

South Amherst personals note local social updates

South Amherst March 19. Mary Hiebeling of Elyria and others visit here. Amherst friends greet relatives, school bus will play local teams this week. Residents and visitors, including Fackler family, Bryant, Hiscox, Muser, Krupp, McCord, and Slack, share Sunday gatherings and shopping trips.

South Amherst Mary Hiebeling Elyria Sinsack Der Andrew Schefferstouin Jubaiuth Amherst Hyett Basuel John Dressler Gratton High School Kotha Tesmis Dewey Fackler Ervin Bryant Columbus Arthur Hiscox FL Muser Aro George Kruupp Threasa McCord Rocky River Ro Mecor Sunda Anni Murray Eleanarkhain Dias Wu Allas Harold Flowers Tiurry Duce Claude Wagener Lydia Slack Fletcher C McCords Iline James Harris Spencer Obio Quarry Company

Early housing work and local infrastructure notes in town

Residents commenced digging foundations for new houses with some projects funded by costs or town areas. South Amherst completed installing glestrie Vehts along the main avenues and the community plans further improvements. A reference notes Don Quixote as an early long novel estimated at 461000 words, begun in prison with parts published in 1605 and ten years later. Mooseheart Legion hosts a card party and lunch at Moose Hall on Thursday evening March 20 at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are 25 cents with prizes.

South Amherst

Oberlin Narcissus Club Honors Mr. Bastian Birthday

The Narcissus Club of Oberlin and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bell visited Mrs. B. T. Bastian in Jackson Tariace for a Monday surprise party honoring Mr. Bastian’s birthday. They played five hundred and enjoyed a one course luncheon before departing late with best wishes.

Narcissus Club Oberlin

Elyrian Pythians Sisters Attend Lagrange Meet

The Elyria Temple of the Py thian Sisters attended the premiere temple in LeGrange for their annual inspection. Members listed include Mr and Mrs ham, Mrs G Schott, Mrs E Mun, Mrs H Stanford West, Mrs D L Miller, Mr and 3, Mrs G Hoogenbom, Mrs B Ly Mr, and Mrs E Schnarr, Mrs oH Hoard, Miss 3 Hoard, Mrs J Boddy, Mrs L Reedy, Mrs E Sonnells, Mr O Barton, Minnie Gard, Mrs G Long, and Charles Rook. A banquet followed the inspection. Mrs George R called on Elyria, spending the week at Hotel Statler in Cleveland.

Elyria Pythian Sisters Tempe LeGrange Mrsham G Schott E. Mun H. Stanford West D. L Miller G. Hoogenbom B. Ly E. Schnarr Oh. Hoard 3. Hoard J. Boddy L. Reedy E. Sonnells O. Barton Minnie Gard G. Long Charles Rook

Local notes and visits from Elyria residents

Tal Pa and Mrs John Daner return from Florida trip while Mrs Starr Faxon visits Cleveland. Fremont-bound visitors include Paul Kridler’s family, and Lorain guest lists feature Mr and Mrs W H Ruth. Reports of births, hospital stays, and social calls at Amherst, Elyria, Lorain, and Columbus mark a busy community period.

Mro John Daner East Avenue Florida Starr Faxon West Avenue Cleveland Paul Kridler Fremont and Airs W. H. Ruth Kindler Binny St. Josep Hospital Lorain J. Young Fred Schnuerer Glenwood Street Elizabeth Opal Dick Horan Town Law School West St. Lorain Yes Street Lilord Jefferson Charles Whidden Ed Pietch Amherst Charles Holl Amhrest Wilbur Roll Elyria

Amherst Birthdays Surprise Guests at Home

Miss Joanne Vargo honored on her birthday with family and friends gathering at South Amherst home. The party featured music, dancing, cake with sixteen candles, and gifts. Other items note Euler turning a birthday with games and dancing, plus a theater show by the Ladies Dime Society at the local arena.

South Amherst Joanne Vargo Irene Toth Andy Rebeck Elyria Mozi Ballett John Lekoviteh Loria Chas. Kesa Joe Ganyok Frank Panry M Frank Panry Frank Keogardy Maet Juha Pandy Mary Bertha Darnios Anna Slsr John Solka Ami Joe Balog

Ladies Dime Society Meeting At Town Hall Thursday

The Ladies Dime Society will hold a meeting Thursday afternoon at the Town Hall, to be organized or hosted by Mrs. Fred Mo.

South Amherst Ladies Dime Society Town Hall Will Fred Mo

Nothing But The Truth high school play at Henrietta High

On Thursday March 20 the high school will present the play Nothing But The Truth at the Henrietta High School auditorium. A second performance is planned for March 21 at the same venue.

South Amherst Henrietta High School

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