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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1921

Page

10

Elyria PTA Meeting Showcases Music and civic talk

The Elyria Parents Teachers association held a Wednesday session with musical numbers by Paul Andress and Mrs. H H Gregg plus vocal renditions by Mrs. Harvey Dettman. Mayor Jones addressed the group on school life. officers were elected: President G C Sanker, Vice President Mrs. Burt Hunter, Secretary Mrs. W C Sibuy, Treasurer Mrs. Graetz. The meeting adjourned after refreshments as the school year ends in June.

Paul Andress Disciple MacDowell Paderewaki Mayor Jones H. H. Gregg Gang G C Sanker Burt Hunter W C Sibuy Graetz

Club Pleasantly Entertained Elyria

I T A T club entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Frank Matthewson in the Jefferson Apartments guest Miss Helen Krammer hosted games music and sewing followed by a three course luncheon a centerpiece of sweet peas and miniature candy corages were served those present included Mildred Walsh Antoinette Walsh Dorothy Sage Leona Zink Bernice Barbour Vielat Warhary Lucile Sage Stell Anderson and Mabel McGonagle all of Lorain.

Elyria I. T. A. T. Club Helen Krammer Frank Matthewson Jefferson Apartments Farved Mildred and Antoinette Walsh Dorothea Sage Leona Zink Bernice Barbour Vielat Warhary Lucile Sage Stell Anderson Mabel McGonagle Lorain

Judge Wilcox Delivers Address on The Girl The Home and Juvenile Court

Elyria's First Congregational church hosts a joint meeting of the Association Home Department and executive committee. Judge H C Wilcox of the probate court spoke on parental responsibility, patience, and guiding youth in juvenile court with practical examples.

Elyria Association Home Department First Congregational Church Association State Congregational Conference Assigination Iis H. C Wilcox Probate Court Lome Juvenile Court Wilcox

Twenty First Birthday Observed in Elyria

Miss Florence Brotherton hosted a surprise twenty first birthday party at her Clark street home on Wednesday. Friends enjoyed games music and a luncheon with gifts presented to the guest of honor. Attendees included Mrs Drage Mr Hanaford Mr and Mrs Harry Anderson George Wilson Miss Emily Davia K Peterson Mr and Mrs Colgan Miss Olga Stylla Mr and Mrs Niles Mr and Mrs G Dodsley Mr and Mrs Tom Toole Samuel Baldwin Walter and Arthur Spray.

Elyria Florence Brotherton Clark Street Mrs Drage Hanaford Harry Anderson George Wilson Emily Davia K. Peterson Colgan Misa Olga Stylla Niles G Dodsley Tom Toole Samuel Baldwin Walter Arthur Spray

Nurse To Relate War Experiences In Elyria

Miss Gladwin of Cleveland a Red Cross nurse and state representative will speak at the YWCA gym next Tuesday May 10 at 7 15 PM. She has served in four wars and led Red Cross units to Berbia and Greece sharing experiences during the recruiting nurses publicity drive. Public invited and a large crowd is hoped.

Elyria Berbia Greece Needlass

Sunshine Club Celebrates Eighth Anniversary in Elyria

The Sunshine Club marked its eighth anniversary at Mrs. J. M. Blanchard's Vermilion home. An old fashioned chicken dinner was served at noon, followed by card games. Awards went to Mrs. Hull first, Mrs. Doncaster second, and Mrs. Tran third, with a lunch at 1:00 pm before attendees returned to Elyria. Members present included Mrs. Hull Heggie Sherrill Tian Armstroff Doncaster Richwine Barrie Harehard and a guest.

Elyria Sunshine Club J. M. Blanchard Vermilion Hull Doncaster Tran Heggie Sherrill Tian Armstroff Richwine Barrie Harehard Club

Last Meeting of Women’s Civic Club Postponed

The Women’s Civic Club in Elyria postpones its last meeting from May 11 to May 18 due to the Congregational conference.

Ww. cc. Elyria Women’s Civic Club Congregational Conference

Wedding Secretly Ties Elyria Couple

Wal ter Vanders, an employee of Parach Lumber, and Ming Minnie Arndt of Amherst quietly wed at St John Lutheran school in Elyria yesterday. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Hirkner and the couple planned a eastward trip before settling on the East Side. A school caretaker overheard plans, wrote the notice on a blackboard, and leaked the nuptials. Both are well known locally and the betrothal drew wide interest.

Hirkner St. John's Lutheran Church St John Elyria

Friendship Class Social At United Presbyterian Elyria

The Friendship Class of United Presbyterian holds its monthly social at Clifford and 263 Harwood Street. Attendance has nearly doubled in three weeks and the Sabbath service drew a large audience. Mrs Donaldson's circle meets Thursday afternoon on Cleveland Street. Mothers Day preparations are underway with plans for an outstanding church and school program. Strangers and nonmembers are invited to worship.

Elyria United Presbyterian Church Clifford Schmaltz Harwood Street

Pad and Fancies of 1921 at Rialto a social event

Elyria reports the musical revue Pad and Fancies of 1921 staged by the Daughters of Isabella at the Rialto on May 17 and 18. A wedding disruption arises when a childhood sweetheart reappears claiming the groom, triggering bridal party consternation as a missing pearl necklace deepens the intrigue.

Elyria Rialto Theater Isabella Prontises

W G Sharp to Address Sunday School Flyria

Ex ambassador to France W G Sharp will speak at East Side Community services Sunday afternoon May 2 at 2 o clock in observance of Mother's Day Visitors day. Mina Blair Young of Lorain will sing a contralto solo. An exhibit showcases pupil work from the church school department for parents and visitors.

W. G. Sharp East Side W.G. Sharp France Mina Blair Young Lorain Sampion Church School

Church Division Presents Playlet Lovest Thou Me

The Women's Missionary Society of the Church of Christ presented the playlet Lovest Thou Me to a large audience on Tuesday evening. Mrs T. T. Robinson led the division with help from many outside the society. The piece urged awakening to duty toward the slum children, mountain whites, Indians, colored people, and all nations including Japanese and Chinese people. A social hour and light refreshments followed, served by Mrs M. Terrys division.

Eri Yria Women’s Missionary Society of the Church of Christ T. T. Robinson

Poinsettia Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Minnich Home

The Poinsetta club gathered yesterday at Mrs J M Minnich’s Fiast Bridge street home with all but one member present. A business session led to a social period of sewing and visiting. Guests Mrs Robert Jensen and Mrs Roy Coonrad attended. Next gathering set for Thursday at Mrs Ed Smith’s Lake avenue residence.

Elyria Poinsetta J. M. Minnich Fiast Bridge Street Robert Jensen Eblyna Roy Coonrad Lorain Ed. Smith Lake Avenue

Pheta Phi Club Hosts Mrs. Bagore at Broad Street Home

Pheta Phi Club members enjoyed a friendly gathering hosted by Mrs. Leslie Bagore at her Broad Street residence. The visit featured cordial conversation and plans for future parties and social occasions.

Pheta Phi Cardl Elyria Pheta Phi Club Leslie Bagore Broad Street

Luncheon Follows Club Games at La Grange Road Hostess

Members enjoyed a series of games and a lovely luncheon hosted by the club. The next gathering is planned at Miss Katheryn Moon's home on La Grange Road.

Katheryn Moon la Grange Road

G. B. Club Social Evening at First Congregational Church

On Tuesday evening the G. B. Club and their girlfriends met in the parlor of the First Congregational church for a social evening with games and refreshments. Afterward a piano sing along closed the gathering, the second club meeting with hopes for continued success. Attendees included Mrs. C. P. Jones Mise Gougd Mr. Gough and several Misses and Messrs including Margaret Hadaway Alice Hadaway Margaret Holcomb Marjorie Francis Frances Hawkins Winfred Neving Margaret Miller Edwin Schoender LeRoy Bannister Harold Wise William Herman LeRoy Reisinger Martin Mueller and Malcolm Forbes.

Boosters Club Welcomes Director for Elyria Minstrel Revue

The Masonic Boosters' club announces director J P Melver arrives Thursday morning to personally direct the Minstrel Revue. First rehearsal set for Thursday evening at 7 sharp with the cast expected to attend and begin work. Organizers anticipate Elyria’s finest amateur show to date.

Boosters' Club Elyra Masonic Boosters’ Club J P Melver Gonz Elyria

Child Welfare Dept Plans New Year Work

The Child Welfare Department of the Women’s Civic Club met at Mrs. G R Allen’s home on West Avenue Wednesday at 2 30 pm. Seven members attended and reviewed the year’s work. New plans for the coming year were discussed and adopted.

Child Welfare Dept Belyria The Women's Civic Club G. R. Allen West Avenue

Oberlin Four O Clock Club Meets For Japan Study

Oberlin members host the Four O clock Club at Mrs. W. E. Brooks home on Third Street Friday at 2 p.m. The program includes a paper Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan, tableaux of Japanese youth, and music by Mrs. Wuerry followed by a social hour. Miss Mabel Evans of Wellington marries in Elyria in a quiet Wednesday ceremony conducted by Rev. W. L. Burner.

Elyria W. E. Brooks W L. Burner Mabel Evans Wellington

Barker Couple Married at Fullalee Avenue

The couple were attended by Miss Louise Parker and Ray Cheevers of this city. Mr. Parker works for the Tabor Iga Cream Co. The pair will reside at their new home on Lodi Street, with many friends in this city and Wellington.

Tao Clyaé Barker Fullalee Atrea Stoorm Louise Parker Ray Cheevers Parker Tabor Iga Cream Co Wellington Lodi Street

Women’s Civic club to hold picnic lunch on May 9

Elyria report states the Art and Literature Department will host a picnic lunch on Monday May 9 at 1 PM at Mrs Lozier’s home on Washington Avenue. It is the final meeting of the year and promises an enjoyable program led by Mrs Herman Stevens.

Elyria Women’s Civic Club

Hospital Notes Elyria Admissions and Discharges

Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs. Sarah Fowl of 316 East Broad Street Mrs. Elizabeth Webner of 245 George Street Mrs. Clara Kiplinger of 157 Cleveland Street Mrs. Tessie Albert of 502 Dewey Avenue and Mrs. Trene Hufford of R. F. D. No. 4 Discharger Walter Dudik of 125 Mendelcourt and James O'Brien Stop 4 Lake Avenue.

Elyria—Admissions Sarah Fowl East Broad Street Elizabeth Webner George Street Clara Kiplinger Cleveland Street Tessie Albert Dewey Avenue Trene Hufford Walter Dudik Mendelcourt James O'Brien Lake Avenue

Local Society News and Visits

Mrs ELM Wright of Detroit visits Mrs Thomas Rule in Princeton avenue for an open stay. Mrs George Bair and daughters Betty and Margaret of 913 Last Avenue visit Fostoria with her parents. H A Beck and Charles Todd returned from Pittsburgh after talks on Ehria Water works. St Pauls Young People meet at Miss Alma Bourquin 422 Third Street Friday. Grandma Snell of Lake Avenue is reported ill.

Elm. Wright Detroit Thomas Rule Princeton Avenue George Bair Betty Margaret Last Avenue Fostoria W. J. Blake Young People’s Society of the

Snow Drop Salve Ad Seeks Feet Ailments

Wanted men and women with tired aching itching and burning feet to try a box of Snow Drop Salve 25c. Works wonders. For sale by C W Pillips 607 Broad St and all drug stores.

C. W. Pillips Broad St

Beatt Chosen for Weed World Convention Delegates

Beatt selected ahead of three delegates from the LP district to attend the Weed World convention in St Louis late June. The decision came yesterday at the Akron state convention. C H Lozier of Columbia Steel Co. is away on business. Bible Study Club meets Friday at Mrs. W L Fay’s 242 Washington Ave. Rev Smith of Beverly Court ill at home. Mr. and Mrs Folden Athell of Dewey Ave welcome an eight pound son born yesterday.

Amen Beatt Lptrict St Lous Akron Bible Study Club Folden Athell Dewey Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elyria Society Major Compliments Association Arford Parents Teachers' Association Superior Postum Coral Ca,inc Battle Creek Mich Paris Marie Guy Joseph Poinsetta Club Scajoys Meeting G. B Oberlin Win Roger's & Son AA Jiffy Desgart Co Waukeshe, Wis H. A. Beck Charles Todd Pittsburgh Morris “Knowles M Ehria Wat Grandma Snell C. EH. Lozier Columbia Steel Co bin Eoval 9 Cent Church Lawn Cemetery F. V. Andersg Wren Geadio Anim Leader Shoe Co Bau Bolivia Georgette Georgette Tiehack Harding
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