Cabinet Meeting Called in Tokyo for Saturday
The Japanese cabinet has summoned an important meeting for tomorrow. Details of the agenda were not announced.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
15
The Japanese cabinet has summoned an important meeting for tomorrow. Details of the agenda were not announced.
The Blue Bird Girls of St. Paul sponsor a candy sale Saturday afternoon at Superior Electric Co. Proceeds support their club activities and local causes.
Opal Waldron hosted an Inter Se club party revealing the engagement of Miss Waldron to Fred Schnuerer. The evening included games, prizes for Nellie Willows and Fred Richards, and a formal dining setup for sixteen with wedding bell décor and place-card ribbons marking the engagement announcement. Guests included Pharlis Duckett Otela Schmittgen Marjorie Francis and Dorothy Willard.
The Franklin Parent Teachers Association held the year end meeting Thursday evening. The 1st grade orchestra conducted by Miss Tuthill performed impressively. Officers for the ensuing year were elected including President Cloyd Gull and Vice President R. S. Goecke. Miss Joseph spoke on Intelligence and Achievement Tests. Refreshments followed as parents toured the school and observed work.
A long list of church and civic groups including Mayflower Camp Sunday School Board and Service Star Legion host events tonight and tomorrow. Activities include fellowship dinners, contests, and youth group meetings at Pilgrim Community Church St Pauls Church and Grace Lutheran with Mrs RN E Neighbour and Mrs Frank Snider among organizers.
Mr and Mrs H L Jogon motors to Wooster to visit Mr and Mrs Nod Rian. Rev Woondly of Lakeare went to Tiffin for the funeral of his brother. Karl Crowner of Yampa Colorado spends a week with Wood Crowner in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs AL Werner and daughter Marjorie move from 217 East avenue to 55 This street. Mrs C J Easton returns from St Petersburgh Florida and visits her daughter Mrs ET Clauser at 120 Columbus street. Howard Conger of East avenue was in Cleveland on business. Mrs D J Conroy has recovered from four weeks illness. Ming Hazel Giftora of Lone eye.
Miss Emma Kelene visited Elyria on Wednesday evening while Miss Mona Hayes stayed with Miss Margaret Leitrick in Lorain. Several residents traveled, hosted guests, and attended events including a benefit concert at Garford school and the American Chemical Society meeting in Akron.
Hecock Floral Co located at 333 Broad advertises a broad selection of bean seeds including Golden Wax Green Pool Stringless Kentucky Wonder and other varieties. The note emphasizes the beans as very best and urges customers not to forget Green Pool.
Mrs W A Reed of Buffalo is visiting Mrs M Denman of Fifth street Wm Fillmore 941 East River St while ill from pneumonia. Mrs Chas Aulenbacher of Miami Fla visits Mrs J Schoenfeldt and Mrs J Arndt.
Anton Rouldes 27 bootblack and Katherine Zaffer 14 Elyria listed by Lorin priest James Alexander 18 laborer Cleveland and Martha Wright 40 Gbertin joined by justice Matt Ranish 37 laborer and TLjubiea L Pavlich 26 maid. Lo rain A and John Dumm 34 carpenter with Minna Jaeger 24 telephone operator Oberlin officiated by Rev. John Grant.
Prohibition Commissioner Roy A. Haynes, 18 patients, received a minor operation at Dr. Howard A. Kells hospital here. Today officials said Haynes is recovering and improving at the hospital.
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