Birth notice of a daughter in unnamed family
A brief birth notice states that Mr. and Mrs. welcomed a daughter. The exact names and details are obscured in the clipping.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
12
A brief birth notice states that Mr. and Mrs. welcomed a daughter. The exact names and details are obscured in the clipping.
The Old Fashioned Mother staged by Anton's Produce faced a Ladies Auxiliary No. 11 suit in Elyria village last evening. Mrs G A Friday directed with Gertrude Johnson as Deborah Underhill and Hugh Amidon as the prodigal son. Carl Widener and Isa Simpscott wed, Enoch Rowe reforms with charity, and the village chorus plus Miss Custard provided humor and song as the five piece orchestra accompanied the performance.
Yor Jones is slated to speak this evening at eight o'clock at the League omen on the Women Voters meeting. The event includes both men and women and follows a Kiwanis club visit to Colson plant with a luncheon and a factory tour. The Colson plant employs about 300 men and produces children's high chairs goods, with a yearly payroll and sales reaching substantial figures.
The Dist 3 meeting of the Ohio Osteopathic Society was held at the Y M C A last evening. Dr Dora Currence of Tiffin read on The Scope of the Osteopathic Physician and its role in schools and public health. Others spoke on Hyperchlorhydria and osteopathy’s link to camp work with several doctors from Tiffin Lorain Sandusky Elyria and Fostoria contributing. The next gathering is planned for Tiffin in April.
A variety of club meetings and social events are listed including a Fish and Game Club lecture by Jack Miner at the high school auditorium at 7 30 PM, Pollyanna and Vermontia clubs, Loyal Circle at St Pauls, Blue Moon club dance, and League of Women Voters activities. The Presbyterian Missionary Society elected officers with Mrs W S Smith re elected president and others named. Dol lings Co customers met in Moore Hall with company officials present. Miss Matilda Wallace hosted a seventeenth birthday gathering. A bus ride party for younger set featured music and luncheon. McKinley Parent Teachers Association to meet Monday afternoon with student performances and guest dinner.
Well known women from four nations will speak at the seventh national biennial YWCA convention in Hot Springs Arkansas April 2027. They will discuss the international aspect of the "Business of Peace" with Miss Charlotte Niven of England as executive secretary of the worlds committee of the YWCA addressing the topic from diverse experience.
Culture club at the YWCA discussed an upcoming banquet and praised Ohio’s dry forces. Fortnightly club hosted by Mrs Grinwold with readings and reviews. Research and Sunshine Card clubs held meetings with nature study and prizes. Daughters of Scotia practice noted for upcoming event.
Special services at the Elyria Church of Christ start Sunday April 2 and run each evening at 7 30 through April 16. Sermons focus on the life and character of Christ with topics on Sunday morning and afternoon and weekday themes including faith and moral power. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNUAL MEET
Dorcas Society of the Gra Lutheran Church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs A Diedrich presiding. Ten members attended as officers read devotionals and discussed church business. The gathering concluded with refreshments and plans for the next meeting to be announced later.
An afternoon at a West River home featured dining and diversions for a birthday party honoring Mrs Sophia Thompson. Guests included Mrs Westcott and other local ladies, with a cake bearing forty five candles illuminating the table as the celebration continued into the evening.
Members of the Christian community hosted a box social at St Paul’s Church to entertain attendees with games and music while an auction of offered items drew interest and promised proceeds.
West Broad and West Pridge residents plan return from Los Angeles California while guests visit in town. Several families host visitors from Lakewood Mount Vernon and Amherst with updates on illnesses and a March birth Paysilis Elaine.
An advertisement touts Bly's Cream Balm as a soothing antiseptic remedy for colds and catarrh. It claims to open stuffed nostrils, ease hawking, and provide instant relief with a small nasal application.
Christine Hensen of Twelfth spends the balance of her term at her mother's home in Latchfield. Emily Baird of Adams Street, sick with grippe, is recovering. Mrs. Thomas Grills of Colum bus Street has gone to Fremont to care for her ill daughter. Mr. and Mrs. F B Barnes depart for Chicago en route to San Francisco for an indefinite stay. Josephine Braman, home from Wheaton College for spring, returns. F W Boehm and Igne visit Elyria relatives from Toledo. St Pauls Lane society meets with twenty four members and six guests. Mrs U E W Fosket of South Maple underwent surgery at Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Wurst host Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sipple and children from West Ridge.
Mr and Mrs L E Wissinger at schols court. Miss Alice Hull and Migsya Vinney were dinner guests yesterday of Mrs Fred Baker of La Porte. Mrs R Daily of Howestreet visits Cleveland relatives this week. Vermonia club entertained at Miss Hazel Bulls home with eight members present and next meeting in two weeks. Grace Bruce left for Birmingham for the week. C A Metcalf completed his Holy Land tour and planned to visit Cairo Egypt afterward.
Community note invites buying Saturday baking from the Pippa club at Heidmyer's Hardware starting at 10 o'clock. Proceeds support club activities and local initiatives.
A rummage sale organized by the League of Women Voters is set for Saturday at the Electric Light building. Proceeds support the league's voter education and advocacy programs.
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