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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1929
Page
3
A compact page offers Cream of Asparagus Soup recipe using asparagus stems and milk, Potato and Beans, and Soft Molasses Cookies with detailed steps and measurements. The Talmud note closes the page, contrasting ancient traditions with the era’s kitchen tips.
Rotarians and wives plan a Wednesday program to celebrate the founding of the Ohio Society for Crippled Children. Events include a luncheon at Memorial Hospital, a Gates Hospital program by crippled children, and activities at Elyria Country Club with golf, dinner, and dancing.
Local women gather for dinners and meetings at Harlewell Inn and various homes, including annual business sessions and officer elections. Groups such as Loyal Matrons, Women of the Mooseheart Legion, Odd Fellows juvenile concert, and the YWCA Federation organize social, supper, and charitable activities across Canton Lorain and neighboring towns.
The article lists multiple upcoming meetings and social events in Lorain Ohio. It covers church study groups, Beekeepers Association reports in Amherst, fellowship club plans, violin recital by Alvin Bemis students, birthday celebration for Lowell Shipley, hosting by Mr. and Mrs. Hill, Colonial Club gathering, N A Q Club needlework evening, and short notices of locals including John Paul Bowers Betty Love Rev. Kirby William Phillips and Geraldine Kline.
Miss Nelle Washke hosted an M. T. G. Club gathering on East River Street with all members present. Prizes were awarded to Catherine Rodgers, Blanche Burket, and Mathilda Kappley. a pink and yellow luncheon followed. The club gifted Mrs. Ralph Rodgers, then a housewarming for the newly married couple on Oberlin Road. Next meeting at Miss Bertha Quade’s on June 17.
Miss Mary McLaughlin hosted a bridge evening at her Middy avenue home in honor of Miss Mary Moran whose wedding to Paul Buechler is planned next week. Three tables played with Lillian Damm winning first, Dorothy O’Connor second, and Anna Ross third. Centerpieces featured pale green and gold with a miniature bride and groom. gifts arrived in a decorated wagon.
Mrs J K Wece and Mrs A M Baird will represent the United Presbyterian church at the Cleveland Presbytery meeting in Cleveland on Thursday and Friday this week. Mrs Martha Beaver Myers has returned to reside in the city after a year away. Frank H Boylan has been called to Youngstown to serve on a Federal jury. Betty May Scheibel of 248 Spruce Street fell at home and suffered scarlet fever. Mr and Mrs Alien Bates of Cleveland are the parents of Row born Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Telzerow are noted residents.
Mrs George Lash and Miss Ella Kreutzfeld attended the Woman of Movaeheart Legion meeting in Sandusky. Howard D. Wendell visits Johnstown PA. Northeastern Conference attendees at Orrville OH include Mrs George Churchward and others. Markley graduates listed by name. Skull found in North Rhodesia 1921 deemed oldest yet unearthed. Sweden bank failures total loss estimated at 7.68 million dollars. Japan converts an old warship into a prison ship to teach delinquents navigation and sea skills.
Mrs W W Marlett spent Friday with Mrs Long of Elyria. Mrs Rose Geese and baby visited Mrs George Beese. Many from the area attended Jildeed Stack's funeral in Elyria. Various residents sick or visiting nearby towns. Nine Vincent pupils attended a musical festival in Elyria. Markley school notes cover PTA meeting, need for more space, and upcoming graduation exercises for Elyria township students.
Help wanted for an experienced short order cook at Bivin's Restaurant. Eagles Auxiliary card party scheduled Wednesday evening at Eagles Hall with 500, pedro prizes and lunch. Public invited to attend.
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