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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1925

Page

5

Woman's Auxiliary Teas Annual Hospital Event at Smythe Home

More than fifty gathered for the Woman's Auxiliary of Elyria Memorial Hospital annual tea at Mrs. F. A. Smythe residence on Washington Avenue. Rain shifted plans indoors. Mrs. Starr Faxon chaired in place of president Mrs. John Faxon. Officers and trustees were elected, with Mrs. George Worthington and others named for three year terms.

Elyria Memorial Hospital F. A. Smythe Washington Avenue Starr Faxon John Faxon E. J. Allen Ella Bavase C. 5. Johnson Woman’s Auxiliary of Hospital Smythe Home Scott Gilmore Frank Beebe George Worthington R. G. Anderson Ella Savage R. §. Silsbee Fred Colson E. F. Schultz Alta Reefy Max Suppes Channcey Smythe C. Lozier City Tees H. Pelton

Pageant Promises Charm Under YWCA Sponsorship

The YWCA pageant The Shining Goddess is staged on Mrs Stevens lawn on Thursday May 25 at 6 30 PM. A four piece orchestra with piano will accompany dances interpreting the story of a seeker aided by Good Taste Fresh Air and Self Discipline. Cast includes Virginia Lounds Agnes Dengate and many others with Marion Parker directing the event.

Virginia Saunde W. C A Stevens Kathleen Lucas Lillian Warden Ethel Gillis Joy Shining Goddess Y.W.C.A Virginia Lounds Agnes Dengate Mariana Crenore Agnette Boothford Elizabeth Glosser Pironsi Reata Merrick Helen Cal- Knowledge Josephine Har- Recreation Betty Roberts A Keller Mita Fines Marie Perry Janet Barber Elen Howen Dorohy Jeannette Tabmar Grace Plocher Theobald Ann Kolonus Liang Des Marler Grace Mar Maxine Thomas Debbe Maret Hultz Carroll Helen Adams Edna Richards Gertrude Smith Virginia Tibball Reba Maurer Jane Andrus Bernice Atkinson Jean Little Eleanor Dorothy Snider Susie Petro Moon

Community Club and church groups gather tonight

Numerous local clubs meet across Elyria and Lorain venues including WN A Q Club with Miss May Rhoades, First Methodist Mary and Martha class at Mrs Olm sted home, Grace Lutheran teachers at the church, Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John at G A R Hall, Elks and American Legion sessions, Harmon Lodge at Ma sonic Temple, Y W C A supper, Modern Woodmen at K of P Hall, Maccabees at Wurst Hall, and others. Also a social at Lorain honors Miss Schnitzler with bridge prizes and a later party planned by Mrs Kaser. Mrs Esther Becker hosts thirteen friends for a birthday afternoon. Mrs Mussey attends Ohio Wesleyan Day events.

WN. A. Q. Club May Rhoades Persons Court Mary and Martha First Methodist Episcopal Church A. M Masonic Temple Federation of the Business Women’s Clubs of Modern Woodmen of America K. of P Women’s Benefit Association of Maccabees Wurst Hall St. John's Lutheran Church A. of M Machinists Elyria Lodge No

Meetings and notices from local clubs and churches

The East Side Guild of St An drews church meets at Mrs. H H Trumpy 419 Osford street Thursday afternoon assisted by Mrs George Coburn. Fern Temple Lorain invites Pythian Sisters to memorial services at eight o clock. Woman's Club Art and Music Department hosted by Mrs Ene D Chapman at The Hedge LaPorte with luncheon and floral decor. Miss Ethel Gillis danced two numbers and Mrs William Dehm sang I Passed By Your Window and The Lane to Bally Bree. Mrs Cloyd Gullin chaired the business meeting with Frank Stetson and Mrs P Gilman receiving thanks.

St. Andrew's Church H. H. Trumpy Osford Street George Coburn Pythian Fern Temple Lorain Pythian Temple Woman’s Club Ene D. Chapman LaPorte Ethel Gillis William Dehm May H. Brahe Bally Bree Oley Cloyd Gullin Department Frank Stetson P. {. Gilman Department of Civics and Political Science S. Gull

Birthday celebration for Mrs August Jaeger with gifts

Mrs August Jaeger of 119 Cascade Street was honored by friends at her birthday party last evening. The event featured progressive Pedro, dancing, and a late lunch. Guests presented gifts and well wishes. A baby daughter Shirley Joan was born to Mr and Mrs Elmer Smith at Memorial Hospital.

August Jaeger Cascade Street Pedro Elmer Smith West Bridge Street Memorial Hospital Shirley Joan Lena Hecker Guilt Street Mary Rodgers Clifford Stasden Ler Tabor Angeline Geirm M. Porsilio Mary Rogers Viola Laura Lena Tabor Anna Taft Ruby Blanche Liggett Glen Martin Marian Squires Angeline Gelermann Arleta Nolan Helen Uszak Mary Porciella Clara Lasky Laura Hecker Clifford Standena Charles Kuiner John Rasar East Broad Strasa E. L. Pomeroy Geraldine Mar

Recital at First Church Pleases Audience

Students of violinist William Conrad delivered a fine recital at First Congregational Church accompanied by pianist Mildred Fauver. Soloist Miss Georgia Yost performed multiple piano pieces to an enthusiastic audience.

William Conrad First Congregational Church Mildred Fauver Georgia Yost Eugene Conwar Saint Saens Frederick, Philpott Song of India Rimsky-Korsakov Mary Siemenski Robert Welty Bourree

Miss Saywell Honored At Bridal Shower Party

Miss Marjorie Saywell, soon to wed Mr Arch ie Penfoulid, was honored at a party hosted by Mrs Leland R Mitch. Miss Phyllis Duckett won high in cards with Saywell second. Mrs Saywell won the consolation prize. The event featured a twelve-cover luncheon and a bridal motif with cathedral candles and roses.

Saywell Marjorie Saywell Archie Penfoulid Sven Leland R Mitch Viola Myrtle Haynes Phyllis Duckett Say

Hospital Admissions List Names and Addresses

The page lists admissions including Ray i 2 Now Brady ud Street 130 Woodford Mrs. John Resar 915 d Cay Manzo 338 Eas Bridz ueth Baumbhark amar Sidowski 135 Abbey Road.

Hospital Ageer Brady Ud Street Woodford John Resar Cay Manzo Bridzueth Baumbharkamar Sidowski Abbey “Road

Local Dailys Briefs Highlight Graduations Illness and Visits

The column lists upcoming graduation plans at Belden High School with speaker A. P. Sandles of Columbus and notes of students and families visiting relatives in towns such as Ada Ohio, Detroit Michigan, Buffalo New York, Avon Lake and Birmingham. Several residents, including Miss Al garetta Smith and Mrs. Mary Minch, are mentioned for illness and travel, with multiple social visits across Broad Street, River Street, and East Avenue.

EF. J. Holits Thelma Mabelis Ford Road Iedly Ada Oto Rey Bi Algaretta Smith Chestnut Eon Mapes W River

Lorain Residents Host Sunday Guests and New Baby

Fred J. Austin of Lorain and Mr and Mrs Edward Urig with Mrs Louise Smith visited Mrs Josephine Schultz in Lorain. Mr and Mrs Norval Buck of East Fifth Street celebrate the birth of a baby son at Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs J B Johnson and

Edward Urig Louise Smith Josephine Schultz Lorain Norval Buck East Fifth Street Memorial Hospital J. B. Johnson

Families to visit California and attend events in June

Children of 226 Fifth street plan a two month trip to California to visit Mr. and Mrs. C. X. Johnson in Santa Monica and be in San Francisco June 15 to 25 for the National Electric Light Association convention. Rev W L Burner leaves for Newark Ohio for a state church convention, returning Thursday afternoon. Ohio visitors, Elyrians tour Chicago over the weekend and return home.

Fifth Street Los Angeles California C. X. Johnson Santa Monica San Francisco Johnson National Electric Light Association W. L. Burner Newark Ohio Churches of Christ Burner Myrtle Harnack Ebien Ida Henry Akron Edward Veters Eleventh Street James Jackson Martin Butler Pearl Shropshire Charles Lee James Weathington Kathryn and Ineth Dorothy McKinney

Card Party Night at Knights Hall by Ladies Auxiliary

Ladies Auxiliary of Knights for St John G A R hall hosts a card party this Web evening in May at Eagles Hall Web. Refreshments and prizes offered. Public invited.

St. Jno G. A. R. Hall Ladies’ Auxiliary Eagles Hall

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Richard D. Perry, Jr Miss Schnitzler Lonora Schnitzler Gerry Alten Wises Loretta McKee Frank Stack Floyd Babcock Miss Becker Esther Becker Lodi Street Maxine Carroll S Eunice Sears W. P23 Mussey Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Hiss Lucille+ Masgey University Frances Sherifl Schute Pierot the Dreamer Sgnarelle Miss Yast Dvorak John Shaw Aucassin Nicolette Seveeveess Kreister Marie Sm Salut D'Amour Elgar Norman Basinger Alifa Losey Robert Fauver Gavotte Valse Danbe Rober Altfeld Mariano Gounod Edward Riley Lettz Catherine Gazier Andante Ronde Howard Martin Lorain County Earn Mrs. Blacknel Kip Jolly 30 Club Jeanette McFadden Ula McFadden Horace McFadden Chesene Wyoming Brotherhood OF Amfrican Yeomen Yeamen Gil Northeim Bruck Bill Leedale Fred J. Austin Springvale Butternut Ridge North Olmsted Nelles Cheshire Block Elyria Eagles Riverview Park Elyria The Eagles Altchen Enzer M. E. Church George H. Birney Mamafuany Elyria, Ohio Lorraine Mills eXeper
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