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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
9
Miss Lorena Tomson announces a May Festival and Music Week starting May 4 in city schools. World renowned violonist Madame Gray-Lhevinze opens with a matinee for grade children and an evening concert. The rest of the week features grade programs and high school musical groups.
Local fraternal and church groups gather tonight at I C O F Hall Rot Hall Moose Hall and various church rooms. Daughters of Scotia Spanish War veterans Junior Society and DeMolay pledge events join a social mix at multiple sites.
At this point the Settia Club hosted a cheerful afternoon party with prizes and a guest Lucie McQuistion. A delicious luncheon followed and attendees departed with a small gift. The event occurred at the home of Mrs. Fred Dumke on Marseilles Avenue in April.
Prize winners were named at a Links Club card party. Mrs Schnarr Garner Freeman and Messrs Slaut McMullen Rogers won Pedro prizes. Women’s five hundred prizes went to Mrs Georss gman Joba azara D Johnson and men’s to Carl Kaiser William Lester Frank Fingan. Door prize earned by Mrs D F Gooden. A light luncheon followed. In a later item Gladys Nichols and Malcolm Reese wed at the First Methodist Church with a brief ceremony, the bride in blue crepe and bouquet of roses. They left for a short honeymoon and a new home at George Sircar and East Avenue.
Elmer and Mrs. Vietzen hosted a birthday gathering for their four year old son last night. Guests included Art and Rose Fester, Carl and George Fesler, Albert Vietzen family, Raymond and Wilson Vietzen, Tom Fesler, and Mrs. Oscar Schonbacher. Amaryllis Club members played Progressive Pedra with prizes to Mrs. Kiser, Mrs. Almschneider, and Mrs. Lonsway. Refreshments were served and more visits planned as Mrs. Ulmschneider hosts April 2.
A brief gathering at Disciple Church titled Yolaso Club meeting with officers presiding. Dues set at one dollar with sessions planned for the fourth Thursday each month. Ruth Ruthel as treasurer and Jo Ann April 22 noted for fundraising and membership duties.
A brief personals item references J. B. William suding days at his residence and Airs. Anna Payre Marsh who has been confined to her home on Earl Court due to illness and has shown improvement.
A lost Boston Bull with a name Boy Cook is offered for a reward. Apply in person at Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe 807 Middle Ave. The note mentions a bake sale East Division church event on Saturday at 10 a.m. and seeks a lady clerk from 6 to d1 p.m.
Public invited to a Yeomen card party at 8 P M Monday March 23 at the I C O F hall. Mrs Lenora S Stevick chiropodist has moved from 66 Jackson Terrace to 316 West 4th Street and callers may phone 3108.
J Charles Wingard is confined at home on Oxford Street due to illness. Miss Mildred Day travels to Warren Ohio to visit sister Mrs E P Gates. Births at Memorial Hospital include a girl for Mr and Mrs Paul Sage and a boy for Mr and Mrs Howard Meflen. Several residents visit relatives in Detroit and Columbus while others attend weddings and church events. A Fox Terrier named Jerry is missing. Community events include a Methodist Home meeting on Saturday and a bake sale at Church of Christ along with electric sales ads and local notices.
E F Whitney & Son offer lawn rollers for rent. An old fashioned dance is set for March 21 at Carlisle Grange hall. The Dh, C, Ch church group hosts a cafeteria supper Saturday at 4 30 until all are served.
The ladies of the 2nd Methodist Episcopal Church will hold a chicken and waffle supper at YMC on Saturday evening, with Reverend Noel to serve as the benefactor. Proceeds support church activities.
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