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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
3
Community clubs and youth organizations announce a Monday program of meetings and events at churches schools and halls. Highlights include Girl Reserves final meeting at First National Church Lecture Room and a dancing party at Elyria Grange with other clubs hosting picnics and socials.
Employees of the Allen Boot Shops in this city and Lorain enjoyed a fish fry Wednesday evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Allen, Mrs. Sarah Allen, Mr. and Mrs. George Mendenhall, Mr. and Mrs. Willem Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allen, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Preble, Miss Helen Anna Robb, Arthur Thomson, Warne and Kenneth Wise, William Capp and daughter Ruth of Butler Indiana. A regular meeting followed at the G. A. Ri hall with plans for a Scottish societies picnic and a constitutional amendment discussed to enlarge associate members' franchise. The Clan will meet again for Independence Day services with Scottish bodies invited to cooperate.
Rev and Mrs H K Finley of Wellington were Elyria visitors last evening. Mr and Mrs C H Perry of Blaine Street spent part of the week in Toledo visiting former parents Mr and Mrs T C Perry of Maplewood Avenue.
Memorial Day events include a Bellevue niece's death noted by relatives and a large parade in Mans field with multiple detachment units. The program lists marching groups, cemetery services, and a veterans graves decoration led by Commander S. A. Williams.
Memorial day observances are set for Wellington with events at the Opera House at 10:30, 1:00, and 1:30. Commander A. W. Hamlin Post G A R will preside. music by Row Lane’s Orchestra. speakers include Judge A. R. Webber and Rev. Finley. Taps by Bugler Powell. veterans of World War I and Sons of Veterans will attend in G A R and Relief Corps rooms.
May 29 piano recital showcased Miss Treva How’s pupils. Participants included Hazel Edwards, Helen Clara, Louise Pierce, Pauline Bassett, Virginia McKisson, Kathryn Bar, Betty Greeham, Helen Hoffman, Elma Bungard, Lillian Shepard, Polly MacDermott, Charles Cusby, Mary Lilian Stemple, Elizabeth McAdoo, Peacte MacDermott, Mary Lourie Bradstock, Ardith Garris, Helen Rarer, Lois Gray, Lucille Markey, Grace Clara, Lucile Baker, Virginia Warren, Russell Frank, Ruth Hogan in piano solos and a piano duet. Donna Shappell, Oberlin Conservatory graduate, assisted. An organ violin and piano trio by Hawk Shappell and Ray Rowland closed the evening.
Members of the First Spiritualist church in this city plan a campaign to raise 25 000 for a new church building. No site yet secured local meetings will be held soon to finalize plans. The church is affiliated with the Ohio State Spiritualist association and the National Spiritualist Association. Well ingtonite Improving Lorain May 29 Grover Withrow formerly of Wellington injured when an electric light pole erected by Ohio Public Service Co fell on him is improving. He previously faced internal injuries and a dangerous back condition. Withrow now resides at 149 Eight In Japan it 28 a custom to ser food before guests at whatever time of day they call Old Fashioned Dance Carlisle Grange Hall May 30 Cheapside Meat Market open until noon Saturday. Two deliveries.
The Albers Villa on Center Ridge Road announces new ownership by John Daniels who will run the tavern with cheerful up-to-date service and party catering. Special music planned for Decoration Day.
American Legion Auxiliary members will gather at Legion Hall at 1 p.m. on Saturday to participate in Memorial Day exercises.
All barber shops in 4N will close Saturday for Deeen tion Day and reopen Friday night until Nip Oelovk.
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