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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1920
Page
4
A large group of women from Sioux City Hawkeye and Takport areas prepare to travel to London for the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union convention. Mrs Hin, Gian of Woreran, and Grhan of Takport lead the organizing committee as about a hundred delegates gather in Sioux City.
A Blythe area group gathered at Mrs. William Graves Sharp's home to discuss forming a local One Hundred Club, a chapter of the American Committee for Devastated France. Miss Anne Morgan of New York City leads the national effort, with Mrs. Sharp as chair and Mizs ean as secretary. A temporary organization was formed and Elyria’s representative for the national convention was chosen. Olden Wedding Day Celebrated in Elyria marks a family anniversary with a grand gathering and gifts. Cantata for Easter being rehearsed at First Methodist, featuring Warren Whitney of Cleveland and R E Wright directing. Elyria physician Dr J F Grabill marries Miss Julia Bush of Valley City. Dinner at County Club House for Cleveland guests in honor of Gracecourt visitors. Queen Esther Society to hold monthly social at Mrs Arthur Bauer’s home. A day of many social events ahead with a Symphony concert drawing attendance.
The elm city notices cover the Cleveland Symphony concert at Rialto theatre under Elyria Musical Art Society, Holy Week services at St Andrew's Church with schedules, plus Elyrians raising 31500 for a Marne statue through a national and local campaign led by Mrs Sharp and others. Also Fortnightly club meets Thursday at Rev Endly's home with program on Pre-Raphaelite influences and reform England, and Miss Louise Roth departs for training in Boston this week.
A testimonial from Mrs. W. Chappell of Nebraska dated July 25, 1919 reports a baby with a pimply crusty rash that itched and burned. After using one cake of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Ointment the child was healed in three weeks.
A trainee at a local training school for nurses was honored with a farewell party hosted by the YWCA house girls. Games and refreshments followed, and she received a thoughtful gift symbolizing friendship and good wishes. A separate notice reports the marriage of Leo Rowley and Adelaide Looy at 412 Parke Avenue with Rev. A. Corfman officiating. Rowley works for Richwefn Ice Cream Co. and Looy is with Garford Co. office.
Twenty five present and past officers of the Loyal Order of Moose gathered at the Elks club for a banquet honoring the new lodge year. Dictator Frank Sittinger presided with brief talks by Dr Pitcher and others urging cooperation and Americanization through better relations with foreigners.
Friends and relatives share news of illnesses visits travel and social events. Items note Miss Gertrude Adams illness Mr and Mrs Bachler guests in Canton Juliette Endly home from Lakewood Tran Kent and family visiting in West Second Street, others return from Florida North Carolina and Jamaica travels.
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