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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1924
Page
8
Pianist Edvnard G. McMullen presented a Chopin centered program last evening at the First Congregational church. He offered Brilliance and strength in Etudes Op 12 25 and extra pieces including his own Wa Tum and Danse Charmante. audience response was warm with requests for another city appearance.
The Musical Art Society presented a well attended organ recital at St Andrews Episcopal Church featuring Ferdinand V Anderson with soprano Mrs. Anderson and baritone Gordon Lemm. Program included works by Bach Widor Handel Dubois Saint-Saens Rogers Fontius and Stoughton with guest performances and a luncheon follow up. The event closed with club notices and reports from Miss Josephine Harper and Miss Ethyl Milifren.
The Ladies Knights of St John meet in Mouse hall this evening. Tigredia Social Club plans a 2 PM Rialto Theatre gathering tomorrow. Dordas Society hosts an afternoon at Grace Lutheran Thursday. Canton Lorain Ladies Auxiliary No 11 holds a noon tureen dinner after a work session. Ladies Aid Society meets Thursday afternoon on Third street with hosts. Culture Club shifts Thursday venue to 204 East Broad street. Gladiolus lecture postponed to April 15 at Elks Hall due to illness. G.A.R.W.R.C.Clos met at Grand Army Hall with songs reminiscences and recitations.
Sunday gathering at the William Tissington home on Riverside court includes many families with dinners and games. Guests include the Yancer, Heimsath, Dunford, Slack, Erickson, Bemis, Gericke, Schuitz, Muche, Young, Massie, Woodrut.
Fragments describe a Penny Pythian Sisters event with prizes won by Mrs Beal and others, a car accident near Lodi Street, attendees at church and state meetings, births, dinners, and neighborhood visits. Local clubs meet weekly, with school societies hosting programs and a public sale of Robert Blythin’s goods. Radio installations noted in Penfield.
The League of Women Voters sets an evening meeting at the Y M C A parlors for April 1 at 2:39 p.m. in Elyria with Mrs. Mary Megaw of Cleveland as the featured speaker. The executive board finalized arrangements and noted Bien Shasun as a forceful speaker.
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen held a business meeting at Odd Fellows hall with a session that included a card party and prize winnings. Named attendees were Julie Hat, William Tissington, Mrs Ban, John Bemis, Mrs Louis Heimsath, and William Smith. The event ended with a decorative prize draw.
Fragmentary notes describe religious instruction at St Mary’s Church focusing on Bible study and spirit guidance. The text references Catholic and Protestant aspects, with mentions of pastors and lay participants.
Mrs dalia W Ella Rockwell hosts a Saturday fete for Ruth Ausziker of Qbertin College anitoraie mate of the BE class of 1921 who will tie with the Ofte Dramatic Chan during spring vacation Bo Fanver of Washington Avenue returns from a trip to Bellatra Traighte Pa Pierce Rohson resumes studies at Ohio State University
The readable fragments mention individuals possibly connected to a local event or notice. Specifics are unclear, with no coherent action, date, or location provided to establish a full news item. Further readable context is needed to identify the event, participants, or outcome.
A fragment advises relief from head colds by inhaling vapors from melted camphor and salve odors. It mentions Vicks VapoRub as another method and notes vapors weaken with time and safety for very young children.
Penfield residents note the Ladies' Aid Society of the church will meet at Sea Thursday March 27. Each attendee should bring six items and one additional item. An invitation extended to Mr and Mrs James Nott and others. The report mentions Mr and Mrs 7 in Bay or t motored to Lorain and spent time there.
A community benefit dinner at AT. E. Church on Thursday 27 at 4 30 p.m. plates priced at 1.00. Clarence Pool serves as chef for the event.
About 100 doctors from Ohio and nearby states gathered in Columbus for the Ohio conference final session. Speakers include Dr. Harry Meek of Chicago, Dr. Chirenes Shelly of Toledo, Dr. A. H. Bill of Cleveland, and Dr. P. P. Vinson of the Mary Clinic. The note on languages mentions Japanese lack a word for Kiss.
The Eastern Star presents entertainment titled Always in Trouble on Friday evening March 28 at 8 15 p m for Masons Stars and friends admission is 25e, promising a light program for attendees.
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