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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1926

Page

5

Community group events and meetings listed tonight

Tonight many local groups hold gatherings at various halls and venues. Catholic Daughters, Knights of Pythias, B nai Brith lodge, Meeth Elgrid Grange, Elyria Commandery, Yeomen, and other clubs meet. church supper at 6 30 p m. card party and dances planned. multiple hosts and addresses noted.

Catholic Daughters of America Ie K. of C. Hall Clan Robertson Meeth Elgrid Grange School House Bisha Lodge B'nai Brith Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythiss K. of P. Hall Church of Yeomen Lodge Friendship Club Elyris High School Y. Alta Harold Agate Cambridge Avenue Biagio Biylie Block Notawa Club Mies Edna Baun Spruce Street

Royal Arch Masons hold annual inspection the Marshall Chapter

The Royal Arch Masons Marshall Chapter No 47 held its annual inspection at the Masonic Temple with dinner served by the Eastern Stars for over 200 members from local chapters. Guest Paul G Lutz of Cleveland represented the Grand Chapter and the Mark Master degree was conferred. The inspecting officer praised the officers and noted the 1861 chartered chapter with a 600 strong membership.

Marshall Chapter Royal Arch Masons Masonic Temple Order of Eastern Stars Thin Paul G. Lutz Cleveland Royal Arch Masone Ohio Thomas J. Reeve Royal Arch

Community Roster And Social Notes From Local Clubs

Social event recaps include Mrs. Georgia Gegenheimer and Miss Dorothy Burt hosting a gathering with a radio contest and luncheon for twenty. Damen of Malta elect officers led by Protector Anna Botamer and Queen Weber with multiple trustees and messengers named. plans for April open installation noted. Damens, Untertains, Big Four Club gatherings, and hospital admissions and discharges list residents and addresses in Painesville and nearby areas.

Georgia Gegenheimer Dorothy Burt Dames OF Malta Damen of Malta I. O. O. F. Hall Protector Anna Botamer Weber Margaret Culbertson Naomi Ethel Buswell Herold Jottie Drage Clara Jensen Hattie Flastings Anna Cook

Local Social Notes Highlight Elyria Visit and House Guests

Mrs Harold Kauffman of Wooster Ohio returns home after visiting her mother Mrs John DeVinney on Second Street. Jean Hastings of Longford Avenue visits aunt Mrs Melvini Unger of Kipton. John McCune of Oberlin visited Elyria yesterday. Rev Mr Wonders of Sandusky conducted services at St Antrewa Episcopal and spoke at First Congregational yesterday. Walter Hunter of Oberlin visited friends. Mrs J A Gravatt and Mrs Arthur Hackathorne of Pontiar Michigan are guests of Mrs Arch L Hall of Winckles. Mrs George Neving of Mendel Court improving after spasmodic sore throat. A Monroe of Lake Avenue ill but improving. Judge Walter D Mears of Cleveland in Elyria yesterday. Mrs Walter Thomas of Lorain in Elyria Monday. Sack Warden, City Service Director James A Hewitt and Mayor Jarry Hinkson were in Cleveland today on business.

Harold Kauffman Wooster Ohio John DeVinney Second Street Jean Hastings Longford Avenue Melvini Unger Kipton John McCune Oberlin Elyria Wonders Sandusky St. Antrewa Episcopal Church Marion Metcalf Lake Avenue Walter D. Mears Cleveland

Postponed Wellington Waffle Supper Anounced Later

Wellington March 26 The waffle supper planned for Friday at Church of Christ dining room is postponed due to a prevalent illness. A new date will be announced later. Relics of the late Alex Justica are being classified by Miss Edith Robinson at the local library for public display. Members of the W R L C enjoyed an afternoon tea at the G A R hall with sewing and socializing.

Auxiliary No. 431 Eagles Hall Amherst Auxiliary BX. P. U First Baptist Church Allen van Wormer G. A. R. Hall The W.C Elizabeth Ewing Y. Woca Sepper Wellington Church of Christ Alex Justica Edith Robinson W. RR W. Rlc G. A. HR. Hall

Local Residents Report Illnesses and Visits

Mrs Charles Gott visits Hobart Cushion in Ashland while Frances Davies works at Dr Spangler's office. Mrs Neal ill with pneumonia and Mrs Keitherick improving. Burt Curtice ill with flu, George Bowman recovering, and Mrs Nichols and her son Jean ill with measles. Albert Warren returns to Detroit after a stay here. Isabelle Bigelow shows slight improvement after hospital care. Mrs Harris of Elyria home from Lorain hospital, Shae still under a nurse's care.

Charles Gott Hobart Ashland Wellington Frances Davies Spangter R. Neal Claude Keitherick Burt Curtice George Bowman Paul Nichols Jean Ernest Bidwell Albert Warren Detroit Isabelle Bigelow Pottstown WH. C. Harris Elyria Lorain Hospital

Ridgeville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Hosts

Ridgeville News reports numerous weekend and Sunday visits among area families. Cleveland guests include Judson Perkins and the Lorrinfer family. Lorain guests stay with the Shaws. Elyria and Berea visitors drop by Dr. B J Harris and relatives. A Grange event is planned at the Brogan home. local merchants advertise lawn seed and sweet pea seed.

Ridgeville Judson Perkins Cleveland Ralph Gelder Howard Nicks Lorain B. J. Harris Mary Maddock O'Brian E. G. Stacey John Lorrinfer EH. Steinbrenner Pedro Geo. Brogan Fields Archie Shaw B. J. Nichols Edith Norman Shaw Frank DeVi Archie Watson Berea Chas. Dittrick B.C. Miller B.S. Peck Lakewood J. Lorrimer M. W. Evans Wm Sud

Family and neighbors gather for Sunday visits

A string of Sunday calls includes Mr and Mrs Geo Smith sharing time with their brother and family on Chestnut Ridge. Mr and Mrs Joseph Gibbons and their Elyria relatives visit Mr and Mrs D Gibbons on Station Road. Geo Smith visits John Deldrich parents on Chestnut Ridge Carlisle Weds.

Geo. Smith Chestnut Ridge Joseph Gibbons Elyria D. Gibbons Station Road John Deldrich Carlisle

Musical instrument shop ads offer new banjos mandolins and music lessons

New makes of banjos arrive including Lyric Imperial and Gibson. Teachers claim pupils become brilliant soloists through genuine music education. Mandolin orchestras and popular music available. Doubling on the banjo is common as lessons promote musical skill.

Gibson

Bronchuline Advertised As Fast Cure For Coughs

A vintage ad touts Bronchuline as a quick remedy for lingering coughs. It claims four daily teaspoonfuls for stubborn cases and notes it contains no chloroform sugar or dope. Ordinary coughs need one or two doses. W Phillips and dealers nationwide supply it.

Phillips

Local News Tidbits From Cleveland Road and Lakewood

Little Phillip Harwidel visits grandparents on Cleveland Road. Mr F Redmond and Mr H D Furst dine with Mr Ralph Read in Lakewood. Mr Cotterman from Ohio State University will take Mrs D Forest's high school teaching post next week. Hubert Wilford remains in Lakewood Hospital with a serious infection.

Phillip Harwidel No, Eston Matt Har Cleveland Road F. Redmond H. D. Furst Ralph Read Lakewood Cotterman Ohio State University Ds. D. Forest Hubert Wilford

Local Resident Visits Breckesville Home in Pomerania

Louis Motsch of Breckesville visited the home of Mrs. Matt Diedrich in Pomerania to see an apple cider preparation on Kastery believed to prevent fevers.

Louis Motsch Breckesville Matt Diedrich Pomerania

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Lorain County Osteopathite Society Newlett Baker Delaware LaPorte Parent Teacher Association Powers South Amherst Noble Grand Abss Noble Grand Association Hazel Markel Middle Avenue Lockard Aira Foreman Erickson Migsea Margaret Irene Zachman Cora Bemis Circle NO. 2 Bertha Kuss St. Paul's Evangelical Church Gertha Kuss Park Avenue Charles Kuna G. M. Kusa C. E. Pools John Keltz Kenyon Avenues Entre Nous Club Y. MC. A Elyria High School T. W. Graham Friendship Club Cabinet George W. Askin Mabelle K. Judd William P. Sunley W. Pitts Pitts Farmer Dorothy M Stengoute David J. Nye Companion Lute Marshall Tatke Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Church William Rennie Robert Buel Glenn Cowen Kenneth Jennings Ben Myers Black Leinseder Rothe Schneider Frank Whitney C. W. Koppes First Church First Congregational Church Jesus Jerusalem Floyd Yost North Olive Harry Walk Walter Letaia War & Gust Kathryn Lytle Unikea Club Fifth Street Bridge Mary Donahce Etta Scott W. BP. W. Circle William. Gunton V. F. W. Sewing Circle Charles Court MOOSE Moose Lodge Gracecourt Angie Haring Meauaady Citends Myre M. HH Str Brown Mother Tesus Christ Israel Maranantha Selly McWaters Marjory Standen Maranantha Oiser Mtr Joseph Strescher Louis Whitney Joseph Stretcher Edwin Seabold Edwin Sea‘bold BIG Four Club Clive Lon Caldwell West Ninth Street C. Thomas West Avenue John Perry Francis Smith Painesville Dominick Tilenda Mapls Street Ernest Cheetham George Street Hugene Hinkle Leo Gable Robinson Court Lillian Waters East 30Th Street Clarence Meyers North Taton Mary Workman Walter Thomas Lorainway Sack Warden City Service James A. Hewitt Jarry Hinkson Sy Mme Curtich Tacals Sarah Peck Elyria Eagles Elyvia Memorial Hospital Evergreen L. C. Hecock Floral Co Broad St Marcelling Bond Street Stuart FAO Stuart Company Dept. A. Markhall Mich Stomtech Sons and Daughters of Liberty R. P. Jameson Oberlin College Aust la Porte Grafton Road Elyria Fur Shoppe G A. R. Hall Kelley-Willen Orchestra Virginia Murbach Coal CO Dandruff Broad St. Beauty Jane M. Hall Elyria Eagles Hall Ben Schuberts Eagle Orchestra Kansas City DRY Cleaners Middle Ave
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