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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1924
Page
5
The Music Memory Contest for city schools will be held Monday at 7:30 PM in the high school auditorium. Prizes include winning team per grade and multiple consolation rewards, with books and records donated. A musical program features Three interpretations by Hurbard, and songs including The Toy Store.
Fortnightly Club library committee presented a program at the monthly meeting held at the clubhouse. Members discussed upcoming readings and a schedule of guest speakers for the next quarter.
ML CLC members attended a gathering at 549 East Avenue with 3 guests. Tremaine and Mrs Carrie Fanthaher performed two piano solos. Phyllis Reese won first prize and Emily Erick second. Ora Barton will host the club at Dey Avenue on April 17.
In the page text a Gates venue hosts a gathering by the Daughters of Scotland masgue habe success with comical entertainment. Circle No. oy meets at eight o'clock in the evening with a focus on their humorous program and admission by members and guests.
Tonight multiple groups meet in Lorain including Girl Reserves at the Y and Daughters of Scotia at the Masonic Temple. Bunco and junior church societies gather, with Royal Neighbors and Benatt Association events noted. Choir rehearsal at 448 West River, Pollytone Club at 039 East Broad, and War Veterans at Legion Hall.
The church group met yesterday afternoon with good attendance. Mrs. W. B. Hamline presided as president and a short business session preceded a fine program. Readings and selections by various individuals were enjoyed.
M Flannery now operates at 375 Broad Street, relocating from its previous Bovlan's site. The new address situates the business across from Bovlan's frontage.
An old advertisement touts Jecks Healing Clay as a remedy for cuts, burns, and skin healing. It claims fast action on a shaved eyebrow and promotes Crandall's Drug Store and Reekers He Clay as guaranteed products with a money back offer.
The True Blue Class of the La Dynes Ge NS Wynt held a social evening at the Robson home on Wednesday March 1 with 25 members attending. After games and fellowship refreshments were served. The group planned an April 16 meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs McMullen and announced a birthday party at Mrs Be Be Beadon street yesterday.
The Gulf Road Parent-Teachers Association held a regular meeting with a home talent program featuring Abbe road residents against Gulf road participants. A play titled The Photographers drew the crowd. Dr. T. W. Grose, former pastor, spoke on Man Came from War, inspiring attendees. A large male chorus provided music and a two hundred member supper was served after the event. The Sunday services were announced by Rev. Edwin Kirby and announced attendees included Elvira Wonder, 27, machinist, Emma Sims, 22, Lorace J. George Jr, 21, blacksmith, and Ethel Cotton, 18.
Dr and Mrs Wallace Grose of Ohio host house guests while Mrs Rankin and J O E Bradbeck return from visits. Senator airs hosts J F Burke in city. Dr Cushing and family arrive back from three weeks in Florida. Mr Van Hoesen and Mrs George visit with Miss Flannery at 375 Broad Street.
Notes list various residents visiting relatives in Lorain Du Bois and Toledo and attending Lenten services. Local bake sales and fundraisers are scheduled including divisions of churches, a roast pork dinner, and sales at shops around Broad Street. A Knights of Pythias meeting is announced for the third rank team on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. all members urged to attend.
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