Young Men's Business Club Hosts High School Seniors
The Young Men's Business Club entertained high school senior boys at a dinner last evening at the YMCA. Professor Albert C. James of Western University spoke on college life and marks, noting athletics as a valued area. Dorothy Bracken and Wiss Case of Oberlin Conservatory performed violin and piano pieces. The event's success led the board to make the gathering an annual affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. James
Department of Economics
Dorothy Bracken
Wiss Case
Oberlin Conservatory
Community gatherings fill day with clubs and church events
Local notices list a King Rev and Mrs William Maud May Pole Dance and festival at YWCA. Elks auditorium hosts a Good Wives unit meeting. various lodges and auxiliaries meet in Canton Lorain, Crehore, and Riverside venues. WCTU met at Mrs. Haines home with 60 attendees.
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William Maud May
Masone Club
Elk’s
Good Wives Elanb
Young
Riverside Court
Carpenter's Tocal Union
K. of Phall
Crand
St Clair Rebekah
C. E. Knanp
Crehore Court
Canton Lorain
Community Meetings and Club Activities Update
Local clubs held various gatherings including a Federation of Business Women's Clubs tryout at Ys Gym and a Welsh Club meeting with committee selections. Other notes cover Original Thirteen Class at United Presbyterian church, prize contests, and upcoming meetings scheduled for two weeks hence.
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Ees
Sion Davier
St Paul's Urch
Ps 68
Federation of Business Women’s Clubs
United Presbyterian Church
Wilma Snodgrass
Edna Abel
Elyrian Couple Secretly Weds at Elmore
Arthur L. Currier of 815 Loci street and Miss Marjorie Grace Heaselbart of Oak Harbor were secretly married at Elmore on May 10. Currier works in the New York Central dispatcher's office at Cleveland and Heaselbart formerly taught at Oak Harbor. They plan to live in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrian
Elmore
Arthur L. Currier
Loci Street
Marjorie Grace Heaselbart
Oak Harbor
Currier
New York Central
Cleveland
Cartier
Elyria
House Guests Entertained With Many Parties
Prominent social week features entertainments for Mr and Mrs W H Rogers of Newtonville Massachusetts as hosts to Mr and Mrs George Ithington of Tarrison Street and Mrs S W Hlenson hosts at a luncheon. Mr Worthington hosts luncheon at the Country Club. Mr A B Taylor hosts a bridge party at Washington Avenue. Mr E Gilligs entertains at golf for Rogers followed by a Country Club dinner with the Gillis couple. Additional events planned later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Rogers
Newtonville
Mass
George Ithington
Tarrison Street
S W. Hlenson
Rogers
Albers
Worthington
Country Club
A. B. Taylor
Washington Avenue
E. Gilligs
Surprised on 21st Anniversary of Marriage
Mr and Mrs Harvey Eehenroad were surprised on their twenty first wedding anniversary as friends gathered to help celebrate. Rafus and Tames earned high honors and Vir James Slee and Linyd Leciet were consoled. Ed enroad received a lovely gift from the guests. Readable guests included Albert Leidhei and George Leidheiser with families, Vermi jon residents, and locals John Allan and James Slea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Eehenroad
Twents
Pedro
Rafus
Tames
James Slee
Linyd Leciet
Edenroad
Albert Leidhei Alb
George Leidheiser
Donald
Vern Leidheiser
Kenneth
Lloyd Ledheiser
Edna
Frank Leidheiser
Lawson Rumsey
Carl Rufus
Vermijon
John Allan
James Slea
Hospital Admissions and Initiation by Knights Auxiliary
The note lists admissions including Joseph Paddley and Maurice Hyman among others across multiple addresses. It also records charges for individuals and an event where the Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of St John met with 180 attendees and initiated 35 members, with refreshments served.
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the Knights of St. John
Local Society Notes and Arrivals From City and Nearby
Mr and Mrs J B Johnson returned from a week at Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs J A Gravatt of Pontiac Mich were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs S XII Black of Princeton Ave. Patrolman Lloyd Sweet has been bedridden since Saturday with torn ligaments. Mr and Mrs William Nance, married Monday at Loran, plan to reside at 75 Chest Street. Mrs Paul Gonnerman of Painesville is proud parent of a son eight and a half pounds born May 23rd. Mrs Gonnerman formerly Miss Margaret Perlin of this city. Mr and Mrs Eugene Reynolds and sons Clair and Guy and a grandson of Kipton motor to the home of Mr and Mrs D J Clapp 145 Street where Mrs Reiss visited her brother Edward Height of Altoona Pa. who was visiting here last week. Among Cleveland School of Advertising graduates is Louis Li from Elsria Ad School. Frick is in the Bailey Company advertising department. Home is Stop 10 Grafton Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Sweet
William Nance
Lorain
Atreet
Paul Gonnerman
Pamessille
Gonnerman
Margaret Perlin
Eugene Reynolds
Clair
Guy
Kipton
D. J. Clapp
Reiss
Edward Ght
Altoona
Cleveland School of Advertising
Hotel Statler Hall
Louis Li
Elsria Ad School
Frick
Bailey Company
Grafton
Ose Ec
Retrial Ordered in Ohio Man Slaying Case
The state of Ohio reopens the case against Otis Wines, 42, of Cincinnati, with retrial set in Ottawa, Putnam County starting June 9. Wines was convicted of murder in Lima in September 1922, for killing Robert Haliora during a shoplifting incident. bond was set at 10000, and appeal argued venue change.
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Ottawa
State of Ohio
Otis Wines
Negro Eros
Cincinnati
Putn
Ebr
Liga
Hines
Pu Dice
Lima
Welcome to Mrs Durkee House as Bootlegger Jests
A cordial invitation by Mrs Bird leads Dicky and Madge to visit Mrs Durkee. On arrival a stern maid, a silent door, and a playful exchange over paid entry reveals tension and a teasing glimpse of family dynamics inside. Katherine welcomes them with warmth, contrasting the maid and doorway protocol.
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Flushing
Jamaica
Marion
Durkee
Lucky
Mrs. Durkee
Leila
Dicky
Katherine
Madge
Indiana Federation purchases constitution for memorial
A written constitution has been bought by the Indiana Federating of Women's Clubs to preserve it as a permanent memorial to the women's club movement. In parts of China women credit magical properties of water drawn after the midpoint of the seventh day of the seventh month for curing certain diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Indiana Federating of Women’s Clubs
Women’s Club
China
Bulgarian women drive vermin out with loud shouts and copper vessels
On the last day of February Bulgarian women conduct a home cleansing to expel vermin. They go through houses shouting loudly and beating copper vessels to frighten mice and rats away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Elyria Chapter Card Party at Moose Hall
Elyria Chapter No 77 hosts a card party at Moose Hall on Thursday May 29 at 8 30. Event features Pedro prize and 500 in door prizes with refreshments. Tickets are 25e. Chronicles Telegram seeks ad columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Moose Hall
Pedro
Garrick Club Presents Patriot ic Play
The Garrick Club's last meeting was held in the High school auditorium at 4 o clock with a Civil War play titled Solemn Pride by Gen. Ross Leighton. Cast included Bernice Fowl Ollvne Fenel er Etta Smith Harriette Mc Roberts Dorotha Doane Ruth Keith Blanche Sellman Majorie Wagner and Inez Kert. Costumes enhanced the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrick Club
Ross Leighton
Bernice Fowl
Ollvne Feneler
Etta Smith
Harriette McRoberts
Dorotha Doane
Ruth Keith
Blanche Sellman
Majorie Wagner
Inez Kert
Junto Club Elects Officers for New Year
The final Junto Club meeting at the high school elected officers for the new year. President Therman Hamlin and Vice President Treva Caywood lead the slate with Secretary Pauline Storrer First critic Gertrude McCullough Second critic Wayne Mortimer and Reporter Hilda Moehle. A club picnic is set for June 3 at Francia Phelps’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therman Hamlin
Treva Caywood
Pauline Storrer
Gertrude McCullough
Wayne Mortimer
Hilda Moehle
Francia Phelps
Marriage Licenses Issued To Four Local Couples
Carl Ives 23 a quarryman from Amherst wed Marie Roll 23 a clerk from South Amherst. Rev Soeil officiated. Joseph Poetrencak crane operator wed Mars Cerveniak 17 from Lorain. Rev V Novak officiated. Kenneth Law 21 a truck driver from LaGrange wed Helen Van Arsdale 19 from Carlisle Ney Knapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ives
Quarryman
Amherst
Marie Roll
Clerk
South Amberst
Soeil
Joseph Poetrencak
Mars Cerveniak
Lorain
Novak
Kenneth Law
LaGrange
Helen van Arsdale
Carlisle
Ney
Knapp
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Dunlap Commandery
Pigrettnace Hayes
Gerald M. Frank
Lorena M. Tomson
Mary Riley
Iee Club
Spain
St. Clair
Secord Regiment” Hall
Jocelyn” . Godard
Anon
Clat
Young Men’s Business Club
W.C.T.U
George Haines
East Avenue
Maud Strickler
Nellie Hill
Congress
C. A. Martin
Callins
B H. Kong
Nellie M. Hill
G. A. Brown
Bernice Jackson
Margaret Martin
White Ribbon Union
Rodney Tone
Ginia Scott
Hazel L. Martin
Sarah C
J. Clapp
East Bridge Street
Mrs Friday
John Deliefeld
Ke, J. Soell
A. Q. Club
Hugh Kirkbride
Ninth Street
Glen Falkner
Cleveland Road
Women's
We Club
Martin Roberts
Nellie Roberts Oldfield
James Davis
Thomas Reese
Sidney Seville
O. T. Waleo
Mra Abbott
E. A. Griffiths
John Rawson
A. R Jones
John Lloyd
Elizabeth Thekson
Mra Mort
W.L. Peiherthy
William Jones
Elizabeth Tickson
O T. Wilcox
Elizabeth Dickson
Styra Club
Reinhart
Dickson
Sixth Street
Joseph Paddley
Brandston Ave
Roy Twining
Batticle Masters
Lake Ave
Riven Rowe
Grand Army Home
Sandusky
Maurice Hyman
East Third St
Bernard Mott
Valley City
Fred Roth
le Ave
Milton Winchell
Alezina Ritchie
Eighth St
Edward Barrett
W. 120Th St
Patrick Gleason
West
105Th St
Robert Foster
Mendel Ct
J. B. Johnson
Atlantic City
J. A. Gravatt
Pontiac, Mich
S. XII, Black
Princeton Ave
New Harmony
Indiana
Isa
United States
Central Book
Dealee
Ladies’ Blue Bird Orchestra Park
Lewis Mercantile Co
Grafton Grange
Grafton High School
Fry
Chronicles Telegram
Loch Haddin
Erie Avenue
Ohio
GROSS
Broad Street
First Church of Christ
Elyria, Ohio
Ree
William W. Porter
New York City
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Rialto Theatre
Fay Co
Speuias
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