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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
14
Readable items cover Circle 4 Methodist Church meetings bird picture show by Dr. J, and a collection by Mrs. Relph Mur bach. Community updates include residents visiting relatives, hospital and school notices, and a Sarasota Florida winter letter recounting scenery, climate, and fishing. Also listed are lodge meeting, dinner, and a Dixie for Short drama at Elyria school.
Tonight the Jelly Thirty club hosts Mr and Mrs Tifington of Riverside court. The YWCA Friendship Club meets for supper. Robertson and Bethel Shrine and Eagle Lodge hold meetings. Miss Augusta Ingwer hosts Mam-A-Lae Club. North Elyria Grange initiates in two degrees. Dr Ernest B Caldwell speaks at the Methodist church Friday at 7:50 PM. open to all. He shares travel and missionary experiences and a global outlook.
Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary held a well attended social meeting for Spanish War Veterans and wives in the G A R hall. Col D Stearns of Cleveland spoke on the Spanish American War twenty fifth anniversary and refreshments followed.
The Idlewild club reschedules to next Wednesday March 28 with Mr and Mrs Janes Sloe of the Century block replacing Mr and Mrs K W Moore of Fourth street. Bible Study led by Mrs H W Mueller reviews Exodus at 333 Princeton Ave. Women's Relief Corps meets tomorrow at 2 pm in G A R Hall with Richard Allen Post U A R present. West Side Division of the W Co T U L postpones tomorrow's meeting indefinitely.
Miss Loretta Nichol entertained the Chatabit Club at her Erie Street home on Tuesday with music and entertainment, followed by a luncheon. Guests enjoyed a pleasant evening and plans for a similar gathering at a different home in two weeks.
Heal of Kenyon today for Cleve with avenue land as she remains until after Essisr. M resigns street and leaves short at home in Columbia. Mr and Mrs Ames Morrison of Narowalh.eas fe recently her sister. Mrs. BD J Clapp of East teenth Fourth ATOMS at.
The Eaton town notes the play Home Ties to be staged in Columbia on Wednesday March 28 under the auspices of the Columbia Parent Teachers Association. A social event is planned Friday March 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs A B Martin. Mrs Mary Dawley visits her daughter Mrs George Hills and family on Chestnut Ridge. neighbors Mr and Mrs Charles Hales of Columbia were guests. The PTA in East district urges attendance as the program has drawn high praise and may lead to another event next winter.
A fragment notes winter visitors in Sarasota enjoying tarpon fishing and the town's montmor industry with many delightful people, including seasonal residents who plan to return for another season.
The article sketches municipal photo records in Shanghai China showing varied department activities and claims they map future governance. It notes a Japanese case where a barking dog leads to arrest and a fixed community sentence for disturbing neighbors.
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