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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1927
Page
9
A flurry of meetings fills the Elyria social scene with the Round Table Club and various church circles meeting on Washington Avenue Cleveland Street and Wooster Street venues. Socials, card parties and dinners are planned, with notable events including a Pedro game, a Tureen supper, a 7 pm Dames of Malta gathering, and a joint Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen party with prizes and refreshments.
The Woman's Benefit Association held its regular meeting with two candidates admitted to membership. Eleanor Sonnells won the Sunshine prize. The group planned an afternoon fraction session and an evening session, with the Marel birthday committee to entertain at the next meeting. The charter was draped for Mrs. Clarke and Mrs. Kila Sm ceased teachers.
Professor Sherman reviews Eleanor and The Orphan Angel at the Woman's Club lecture. The critique highlights the book’s ten sections, poetic descriptions, and shifts in narrative, noting the work appeals to intellect with vivid language and distinctive style. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges in Lorain and nearby avenues.
Min John Anderson of Kentucky Avenue Lorain visited Elyria today. Willan G Campbell district ruler of North Central Ohio Ilks from Lorain inspected the local lodge in Elyria Saturday evening. Miss Charlotte Tingworth missionary to Burn is furloughing in Delaware Ohio guest of Mr and Mrs J F Burke. Mrs Witham Stats ash of Detroit returned home after visiting her mother and relatives. Leo Noyter of West Syvenne returned home with companions. P Smith and Mrs A J Krause attended the B A meeting in Oberlin last evening. Mrs Lo Knight of Norwalk visited Cl for several days before moving east. Parry W Dale son of Mr and Mrs L Datev of Ant Lake Ave returned home after three months in Chicago. Mrs Fakta Dillluse of Leralo Public Card Party Thursday evening at American Legion Hall benefiting the Dames of Malta. 100 Pedro and Brien admission. Card games prizes. Women of Moose heart Lesson Thursday March 21 at Mrs Gertrude Neafers 140 School Street. Public invited.
An advertisement touts a claimed Tadian cure for rheumatic catarrh claiming rapid relief from fever pain and stiffness with deep penetrating effects. It sells a 60 cent bottle via Claycomb Drug Co guaranteeing perfect results or money back and urges quick trial.
The item notes visits by Mrs Walter Dale to 217 Howe Street and E H Ingersoll returning from two months in St Petersburg. It also records Mrs Carl Rudolph confined at home after an injured knee from a fall three years ago at the dee.
Sunday March 27 services led by Pastor Wom Kinsler at Birmingham Woek Church. Sunday school supervised by Mrs Leon Slophins. Community update includes property purchases by Dagwood and Bert German, and building work on a garage. Neighbors Lawrence and Violet visited relatives in Right.
A fragmented social page notes visits and illnesses in the Oberlin region. Roy Sanders of Wellington spent weekend with his ill father W M Sanders I. Alma Fleming and Elmer attended a party at Frank Creach’s home. Nearby guests included Beathien Beckers and Miss Merrell of Sandusky. The Birmingham Vermilion Orchestra provided music for a play at Culling. Mrs Thomas Rusk is on the forel lint. Joe Bickel of La Grange and J S Welselland visited, with Berkmeyer family members hosting meals. Kenneth Ives of Oberlin and Adam Horn were seen locally. Mrs Alfred Vernon cares for Grime children. Mrs Henry Grime Sr. and Anna Rells Capon are mentioned. Mrs L E Normando and Mrs W W Lawrence shopped in Elyria. Gust Anderson and Mrs Amherst visited Willard Davidson’s family.
Community members attended events at the M E Church in Clyde and Birmingham with gatherings ranging from Esteddfod participation to a Sunday school sermon. A concert at the town hall, dances with a chicken supper, and visits by relatives from Elyria Cleveland Oberlin Lorain and Norwalk are recorded alongside moving notices and local farewells.
Social calendar itemizes a June gathering with games and snacks. J D Parker served as a caller in Iowa Monday morning. Residents and visitors include Mr and Mrs G Sentif and daughter Virginia, Mrs G Sonity, Myron Frisbey, Mrs Albert Lutteman, Mrs George Ruth, Miss Emma Heimsath, Mrs Katherine Heimsath, and the Barton and Dowell families visiting from Elyria and Lorain. The Better Citizenship Club plans a meeting next Tuesday in Florence.
Mrs. Albert Baird shopped in Elyria on Thursday. Friends note slow improvement for W M Sanders. Dredgers of Cherbourg France report three armed vessels buried since 1602 carrying treasure sunk by the enemy, found recently.
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