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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1922

Page

8

Local Social Notes Show Moving, Visits and Bazaar Plans

The column records residents visiting relatives and moving addresses. It notes Mrs Dewey's home hosting, Crawford and Waldorf relocation to 244 George Street, Rodgers returning from Broad Street to spend time with Hell in Cuyahoga Pats, Burge dining with friends on Telgraph Road, Frank McDonald improving at home with rheumatism, Mrs Crapo visiting Medina to see kin, Crippin planning a trip to New York for three weeks, Green and sons Michard and Heh staying with Cripps, Richmond and companions attending his wife's birthday in LaGrange, Worn traveling to Columbus for a bazaar at Markley school Friday with H Briggs visiting city for the event.

Salesmen’s meet at National Refining interrupted

Attendance at the National Refining meeting will continue through the week. T A Conway of 228 Third is called to Friendship New York due to his mother’s serious illness residing with her daughter Mrs J A Hurley. Mary Burkes Sunday school class will meet at 257 Washington Avenue at 7 30 tomorrow evening. Mrs M A Sones is quietly celebrating her 82nd birthday at her son St Stearns 210 Princeton Avenue.

Ee T. A. Conway Friendship News York J. A. Hurley Mary Burke The Methodist Church Washington Ave M.A. Sones St. Ie Stearns Princeton Aveniith Dres

Prohibition Era Meeting Urges Law Respect and Active Duty

Mrs. Green urged women to engage in elections on wet and dry issues and back officials who align with Prohibition. Rev. Edwin Kirby spoke on enforcing laws and the need for conviction over opinion, linking past crusades to present enforcement and moral duty.

Elyrians Plan to Attend Education Meeting in Delaware

Elyria public school instructors will attend a three day Ohio State University education meeting in Delaware starting Thursday evening. Expected attendees include Sun t. F. M. Shelton, St. Ross and Dane Fox, Miss Elizabeth Hahn, Miss Nelie Mantie, R. P. Vaughn, Miss Edna Joseph, and others.

Department of Education Ohio State University Sunt. FM Shelton Ross Dane Fox Elizabeth Hahn McKinkey Schol Nelie Mantie Garford School R. P. Vaughn Edna Joseph

Ladies Auxiliary Plan Old Fashioned Mother Play

Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of Canton plan to stage An Old Fashioned Mother on March 30 in place of April 30. Sixteen Blue Moon Club members gathered at Frank Smith’s Fourth Street home to discuss a club run and April 1 dance at Ellis Hall. They aim for larger attendance. cards, music, and a luncheon followed. The group meets next Tuesday at Mr Swert’s home 156 Oak Street.

Ladies Auxiliary OF Cantons Ladies Auxiliary of the Cantone Blue Moon Club Frank Smith Fourth Street Ellis’ Hall Swert Oak Stret

SRLES HABEL TO ADDRESS KIWANTANS

Charles Habel is set to address the Kiwanis Club at tomorrow noon meeting. His topic is Wild Cats Tame Cats and Investments offering humor and practical talk. A large turnout is anticipated.

T Srles Habel Kiwantans Kiwanis Club Charles Habel

Loyal Order of Moose to Install Lodge Officers

The Loyal Order of Moose will install new officers this evening at the lodge rooms. Ed Nead is chosen as dictator and has plans for how the lodge should run. A large meeting is expected with plenty of fish fried after the session.

Order OF Moose Ed. Krughman Nead

Mrs Horvitz Hosts Bridge Luncheon Club

Mrs Samuel Horvitz entertained the Bridge luncheon club at her Fourteenth street home yesterday. Eight members attended. First prize went to Mrs Frank Mathison and Mrs Kenneth Wick took second. Mrs Homer Stephens received consolation. Mrs J L McQuistion will host at her mother Mrs Wm Parson's Colonial Apartments next Tuesday.

Samuel Horvitz Bridge Club Fourteenth Street Frank Mathison Kenneth Wick Homer Stephens J. L. McQuistion Wm. Parson Colonial Apartments

Prominent Guests At Y W Luncheon

The Educational Group of the World Service Council announces speakers for its March 25 meeting. Miss Marie Wing general secretary of the Cleveland YWCA and Miss Grace Carte industrial secretary of Ohio and West Virginia will discuss the industrial movement. Luncheon served at one. reservations due twenty four hours ahead. Hostesses are Mrs George Stevens Mrs Charles Smith and Mrs Harry Calvert.

World Service Council W.G. Sharp Marie Wing Youngs Women's Christian Association Cleveland Grace Carte Ohio and West Virginia George Stevens Charles Smith Harry Calvert

Tonight and Tomorrow Community Event Listings

Local clubs and church groups host meetings and lectures tonight and tomorrow. Highlights include Dr L Lavermore of London at First Baptist Church 7 15 PM and the Ladies Mission circles at various churches with social activities and work meetings.

Oratorical Contest Highlights at Butternut Ridge School

A local crowd gathered for the Butternut Ridge School Oratorical Contest as preparation for the county event. Twenty four performances pleased the audience with wins for Winifred Hills Geraldine ail in upper grades and Ral Fulmer Eleanor Symres in lower grades. A social reception followed with refreshments.

Butternut Ridge Winifred Hills Ceraldime 'Ail Ral Fulmer Eleanor Symres

Carlisle Township Oratorio Contest Sparks Local Talent

The Oratorical Contest for Carlisle Township will be held Friday evening March 24 at 8 o clock in Laporte. First prize winners from each Carlisle school will perform, with special musical numbers featured. Section C of the Ladies Aid of the Church of Christ will meet tomorrow for a tureen dinner hosted by Mrs. Mabel Little of East Avenue. the gathering serves as the regular monthly business meeting.

Laporte School Mlar Karel Sabo Leonard Sadowski Gladys Slanter Erhet Miller Hate Gunder Raymond Firestone B. Seope Elyria G. Bambrick Perry Grafton Lapore Carlsle Townson Laporte Dareh Carlisle School the Ladies’ Aid of the Church of Christ Mabel Little East Avenue

Hine Club Notes At Miss Lillian Warden Home

The Hine Club was entertained at Miss Lillian Warden's Harrison street home on March first. Miss Margaret Horan read a paper after business, Miss Dorothy Sudro provided the diversion, and Miss Treva Worthington read the minutes. Dainty refreshments followed by the hostess.

Owne Sunshine Club Lillian Warden Harrison Street March Fist Margaret Horan Dorothy Sudro Treva Worthington

Lecture on 25 000 Mile France Gospel Cart Journey

Mr. L. Levermore will give an illustrated talk on his 25 000 mile trip through France with a gospel cart at the Miret Baptist church Thursday evening at 7 21 5. The lecture includes sketches and detailed observations of conditions in France during the fifteen thousand mile journey. Everyone welcome.

L. Levermore L. Th

Knights of St. John move meetings to Moose Hall starting April

Circle No 3 of St Pauls Church met with 17 members present. Mrs Diedrich was elected to membership during the gathering marking Rev Bournion's birthday with a cake and luncheon. The next meeting will be at Mrs Anne Palas home on Adams Street in two weeks.

AL Lo Knights of St. John K. of C. Hall Moose Hall St Paul's Church Dieurich Johnson Bouraquin Diedrich Bournion Anne Palas Adams Street

Circle Four at St Pauls Church Hosts Social Meeting

Airs S Ludia hosted Circle Four of St Pauls Church Tuesday evening with fifteen members present. Mrs Herman Tremhardt and others attended as guests. Refreshments were served after sewing and reports on meals served were read. In two weeks Mrs Charles Ragemian will entertain at the church parlors. An evening at The Tried Presbyterian Church featured Rev Smith on Beu het salvation. F A Lawrence sang a solo. Tonight is parents night with the subject Confession.

H. Sassmanhausen Lake Avenue Pedro L. Fitzpatrick Clayton Bliss C. Bliss Dewey Hull Sassmanhausen W. Duncan Reno Collier R. Kaiser Will Duncan S. Ludia St. Paul's Church Brrs Herman Tremhardt Walter Rovertcon Paul Collins Mae I'riday Margzare Vogiey Charles Ragemian Presbyterian Church Tried Presbyterian Church Smith F Aa Lawrence

Marriage Licenses Granted In Lorain County

Charles Marshall 21 of Nneman Kent and Marie Cannon 74 student of Lorain received marriage licenses. Reverend Scott officiated.

Charles Marshall Nneman Kent Marie Cannon Lorain Rev Scott

Hospital Notes Discharged Patients List

Discharged patients include Margate Sanders Kaisercourt Vic Dunlap and baby Adelbert venue Mrs John Son and baby R F D.

Margate Sanders Kaisercourt Vic Dunlap Adelbert John

Exchange Club Visits Colson Co

The Exchange Club met at noon and toured the Colson Co plant guest of C A Glass. A thorough inspection covered manufacturing processes. Tomorrow evening members plan a birthday celebration at Alber’s with wives, featuring chicken and duck dinner, dancing, and cards. full attendance expected.

Exchange Club Rinch Colson Co C. A. Glass Dtr, Ss Tomorow Alber's

Local notices list residents with illnesses and events

Bits from Recht Gossip report residents confined at home with ailments and recovering from illness. Names include M Lrippin 491 Garford Ave, Mrs G W Pitts of Pitesfield, Galem Cosley, Lenora Stevick, Miss Mabel Branch, Mrs Marguerite Andrews, Elstia Camp No 5588 R N of A, Marvin Hahn, Hugh Johns and son Clare. Also mentions Sons of Veterans Auxiliary trip to Lorain, church meetings, and hospital procedures in Cleveland.

Illustrated Talk On Bees Monday

W R Bartlett of Ridgeville will lecture Monday March 27 in the Council chamber on the Anatomy of a Bee. He will use Dailey drawings from Amherst to illustrate this 7 20 pm talk open to the public. This is the Lorain County Bee Keepers association regular meeting. Labels committee will file final report.

W. R. Bartlett Ridgeville Council Chamber

Also Mentioned on This Page

Por. Crawford Eve Waldorf Fifth Street George Street J. Kk. Rodgers Broad Street M.C. Hell Cuyahoga Pats Mrs. J. F. Burge Frank McDonald Telgraph Road G. W. Crapo East River Street Medina Roy Cripes Nethie Fri MM. J. Crippin Gerrard Avenue New York City J. YW. Wingler Ob. A. Green Michard and Heh Cripps Mr. Green W .B. Richmond Dorr Billingy M and Pb.lluggs LaGrange Columbus Markley School H. H. Briggs Green Congress Lorain County Hill Edwin Kirby Woman's Crusade John B. Gough Gough Kirby God Napoleon Bert Elyrians Delaware Grace Brotherhood Open Meeting Grace Church Brotherhood Charles Willen Carlisle Grange Lugclar Menting Carlisle Grange No Oberlin Road Penfound Brothers Hazel Penfound Prang Irwin Uldred Herman Drusendahl G. m. Garver George Ohio Wealesan Wilford Grancer Cleretank SUE Moon Club Mrs. Horvitz Y. W D. Marty Kettering Methodist Kospital Manila F. O Hi Y. Pythian Sisters Modern Woodmen of America Moore Lodgs M. E Vincent MM. E. Society Giarah Keller L Lavermors Lodon First Baptist Church LaPerte A. J. Jackson Graften Road Just-a-Mere Women's Home Missionary Socevy Kiwanis Chub Triangle Club North Elrria Grange Clan Robertson Ladies’ Aid John Coolneck 11Th St. Eagles Lodge R. NS Elyria Camp J. Reese St. Paul’s East Side Guild of St Andrews Gutcher Cornell Louise Simmons YLVW Golden Star Sewing Club George Wacker Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary Hersci BE. C. Davis Oberlin Mrs. Davis Lagrange Temple Pathan Sasre la Grange la- Grange Wm McGinre Breaie Thinbeys Carlisle Township Oratorio SG Churcm OF Christ Hine Club France Levermore H. A. Beck Furnace St Thompson Florence Holcomb Babylon Ardeila Brashaw Sara Williams Vivian Burches Beynt Anna L Esther Alberta Holcomb Grandma Vivian Roe Farr Nellie Roe Gaughter Clifford Knights OF Elyria Radio Club Elytia Radio Club Y_ BM M Lrippin Garford Ave la Slippe G. W Pitts Pitesfieid Turaday Galem Cosley Longford Ave Lenora Stevick Jackson Terace Mabel Branch Eighth Street Erhart Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Lorail Paul Haserodt Chicago Mrs George Haseroat Marguerite Andrews Woodland Avenue Elstia R. N. of A Marvin Hahn Third St Cleveland Art School Hugh Johns Clare Wellington Mr. and Birs W. E. Crandall Lala John Underhill Pitth Street K. F. Gott Beverley Court R. E. Crozier Bell Avenue Lakeside Helen Greene Nellie M Hill A. R. Webber Eagle B Condensed Milk Crane's Linen Lawn Eaton's Highland Linen Ners Pet Women’s Chambray Menville Chambray Aln
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