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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1925

Page

5

Roosevelt School Wins City Music Festival

Roosevelt School was crowned winner in the city music festival as the combined orchestras from Franklin Ely Gates and McKin Schools performed under Miss Haywood and Miss Smith. About 450 students participated with selections including If I Were A Rose and The Flag of the Eagle, drawing hearty audience appreciation.

Hamilton School West Miry Meissner Schubert Rose Woody Johnstone Loomis Smith

Community Groups Meet For Evening Events

Conservation League hosts Mrs. B H Long at 608 K Avenue while Chestnut Grove Parent Teacher Association gathers at the school. Northwest Encampment 188 meets in I C O F Hall and American Legion Auxiliary convenes in Legion Hall. Women’s Relief Corps meets at KR Hall as Local Labor Union gathers at Jers Hall. Local clubs list a concert by MacDowell Club at High School Auditorium. May PTA meeting features Olmsted, Mrs. Ethel Gausby speaks on Habit Formation and child education. Kindergarten programs and planned activities noted. Halcyon Club notes Oberlin anniversary dinner with Rowland Hall decor and dinner by Hobbs caterers. attendees from several cities. Blue Bell Club hosts a tureen dinner at Miss Martha M.’s home on Oxford Street.

Hnd Conservation League B. H. Long Cestnut Grove Ons and Daughters of Liberty Tin K P. Hall Orthwest Ars Rs. Roberts Ethel B. Gausby Forgarten Eland Isby Chestnut Grove LaPorte W. C. T. U Walter, Duke East River Street Colonial Monday Club J. A. Duke George Brownell Park Avenue

Local Meetings Schedule Elections and Programs

Various local groups plan meetings and officer elections this week. Chestnut Grove P A hosts annual officer vote this evening. McKinley PTA to elect officers May 11. First Spiritualist Church holds an officers meeting and business session at the Haverstick home.

Hamilton P T A Elects Officers at First Meeting of Year

Hamilton P T A held its first meeting of the year on Thursday afternoon. Officers elected include President Mrs Carl W Martin and first vice president Mrs Roy D Hudson. The program featured the Hamilton School Orchestra and student songs from fifth and sixth grades.

Hamilton Parent-Teacher Association Firsl Carl W. Martin Fiirst Roy D. Hudson Elizabeth Freese Charles B. Lemon Arthur O Hales Hamilton Miss Murray Miss Philpott

Fortnightly Club Meets at Country Club

Mrs Charles Johnson and Miss Eva Reely hosted the Fortnightly Club at the Country Club. A paper on Thomas Hardy prepared by Mrs Charles Cushing was read by Mrs L B Fauver. poems by Hardy read by Mrs Johnson. current events discussed. next meeting May 21 hosted by Mrs Oscar Townsend. N B E Club held a Hearts evening at Mrs Marie Filo’s home with prizes to Miss Grace Jennings and Miss Evelyn Jennings. luncheon served. next meeting at Mrs Elsie Donnelly. Martha Mahery and Lowell W Copser wed at seven by Rev Edwin Kirby at B's home on East Avenue. motor trip planned after ceremony.

Charles Johnson Eva Reely Thomas Hardy Charles Cushing L. B. Fauver WR. Bartlett James Duese William Muir Oscar Townsend NX. B. E Marie Filo Roosevelt Avenue Hearts Grace Jennings Evelyn Jennings Elsie Donnelly Martha Mahery Lowell W. Copser Edwin Kirby East Avenue

Dial and Smile Club Holds Evening Dance Meeting

Members enjoyed a radio concert and hours of dancing at the Dial and Smile Club at the Telephone Company last evening. Admissions listed Mrs. Fred Schmidt of Valley City. Discharges include Mrs. Dennis Ryan and baby boy at 37% Furnace Street and John Siegel of 251 West River Street. Also Ella Reisinger from Route No 2. Marriage licenses show Lowell W. Copsey, 30, dance hall owner, and Martha Mallory, 21, nurse, both of Elyria. Rev. huirby.

Dial and Smile Club Telephone Company Fred Schmidt Valley City Dennis Ryan Furnace Street John Siegel West River Street Ella Reisinger Lowell W. Copsey Martha Mallory Elyria Rev. Huirby

Oberlin Church to Host Men’s Class Leader from Columbus

The Men's Class of the United Church Congregational Oberlin will be led Sunday morning by Lawrence H. Webber of Columbus Street.

The United Church,’ Congregational Oberlin Lawrence H. Webber Columbus Street

Missionary Society elects officers at Church of Christ

A Church of Christ Missionary Society meeting yielded annual reports and a net $100 from the Easter Self-Denial Offering. Officers chosen for the coming year include President Mrs William Hill and Treasurer Mrs E W Rowland with others named by the nomination committee. A program followed with papers, readings, and a planned tureen dinner.

Chronicle-Telegram Missionary Society Missionary Society of the Church of Christ Eaiser Goodwin William Hill W. L. Burner E. W. Rowland Ralph Gwin Charles Landon George Ingersoll H. Strickler Carrie Jacobs Bond H H. Gregg Stoughton Ira Wissinger Dow Baird H.W. Tibball T. T. Robinson California H. H. Gregg Grafton Road

Funeral services for James C. Smith set for May 9 at Masonic Temple

Notice to members of King Solomon's Lodge No. 56 FL and A M announces the funeral for Past Master James C. Smith. Services will be held at the Masonic Temple on Saturday May 9 1925 at 4:00 p.m. Jas A Hewitt W AL signed the notice.

King Solomon’s Lodge No. 56 James C. Smith Masonic Temple Jas. A. Hewitt, W. AL

West Side Guild Holds Meeting and Prize Event

The West Side Guild of St. Andrew's Church held a yesterday afternoon gathering at Mrs. E. C. Tarlor’s home 412 Kenyon Avenue with good attendance. Mrs. G H Bowen of Oberlin discussed wars and means and business matters. Mrs. C W Richmond was welcomed as a new member. A tree to be planted in the Road of Remembrance was approved for purchase. The next meeting will occur at Mrs. E B Haytor’s home 444 Adams Street on Thursday May 21.

Dorcas Society OF Grace Church Dorcas Society of Grace Lutheran Church West Side St. Andrew's Church E. C. Tarlor Kenyon Avenues G. H. Bowen E. B. Haytor Adams Street

Democratic Banquet Tickets Available for Jefferson Day

Democratic Banquet tickets for Jefferson Day at Congregational Church are on sale. Tickets can be bought at Dachtler & Dachtler Bivins' Shoe Store and T. A. Conway 401 Elyria Block. Committee urges early purchase to gauge food preparation.

Jefferson Day Congregational Ch Dachtler & Dachtler Bivins T. A. Conway Elyria Block

Social news briefs from Elyria area highlights

Mr and Mrs John Murbach prepare for a several months trip to Europe starting in New York City. Miss Marian McGraw is the Elyria friend’s guess. Mrs Vincent Thompson hosts guests from White Plains New Jersey. Mrs Edwin Kirby will speak at Pittsfield Church. Mrs J Spoon hosts visitors from Lorain including Mrs Jackson and daughter. John Gorney visited Lorain friends. Andrew Novak slowly recovers from appendicitis at St Josephs Hospital. Mr and Mrs B L Hartz announce a baby boy in Cleveland. F E Rudolph, injured in a recent accident, rests at home. Miss Caroline Lesnich has accepted a Lorain position.

John Murbach Harrison Street New York City Europe Marian McGraw Cleveland Elyria Friends Vincent Thompson White Plains N .J J. D. Smith Lorain Avenue Edwin Kirby East Avenues Pittsfield J. Spoon Griswold Road Jackson Lorain John Gorney J. A Andrew Novak West Broad Street St. Joseph's Hospital B. L. Hartz Grace Court Maternity Hospital F. E. Rudolph Fourth Street Caroline Lesnich

Chinese Emperors Wife Unearths Silk Seed History

A fragment notes that in ancient China the goddess of silkworms, wife of a Chinese emperor around 2700 BC, explored the silkworm’s possibilities shaping early silk production and culture.

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