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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1923
Page
5
Hoge Workman and Hanial W. Wu, Ohio State's star athletes, were named to lead the senior class according to the student council declaration.
Me Charles Cushing entertained the Ninety Five Club at her Fifth Street home with Prof. P. D. Sherman presenting The Diary of Samuel Pepys. He traced its cipher origins in Cambridge and Pepys public life, displaying a 17th century warship bill signed by Pepys as Admiral. Refreshments followed and a Taft Bill discussion concluded. Guests included Miss Anna Monroe and Mrs. James Van Dusen.
Local social calendar lists Oberlin College banquet at Y.M.C.A with speakers Prof Root and Mr Siddall, plus multiple club meetings at Ridgeville and nearby halls. Also notes dances, fraternal gatherings, and upcoming inspections and farewells across Oberlin and neighboring streets.
Dr William Hulu spoke to the Hamilton Parent Teachers Association describing goitre causes and prevention. Musical numbers by the school orchestra and soloists highlighted the meeting with refreshments, planning for a Dec bazaar, and notes from the Ely PTA about public health funding.
The F D L Club hosted a Halloween progressive party with guests visiting three homes on Kenyon, Middle, and Ninth streets for refreshments. Attendees included Agnes Dengate Virginia Haserodt Helen Crowe Elizabeth Hancock and others. a mock marriage entertained Virginia Diedrich amid plans for World Friendship Week and a Father and Daughter Banquet play.
The St John’s Y L S and Columbia Club held a festive Hallowe’en party at the club rooms with a masquerade guessing contest won by Miss LaVeroe Struck. Prizes were awarded for best and most comical attire to several attendees. games and music followed, with refreshments served later.
The Woman's Civic Club executive board meets at Mrs. B E Saunders home Monday November 5 at 2 30 pm. McKinley PTA meets at 3 30 pm the same day with Dr Jil speaker to finalize bake sale bazaar plans for November 23. Musical Art Society meeting postponed to November 19. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges.
Miss Ella from Grand Rapids visits Mrs. Walker in Williams. Families travel to Willoughby to see Dr. and Mrs. Carpenter. W W Neighbour returns to Florida from Boston visit. Bettine Fitch heads to Cleveland for weekend. Jeanette Sibey to enter St Joseph Hospital for operation. James W Ilgar and family welcome a baby boy. Betty Roth visits Hamilton, Ohio friends. Rev G Kruse visits West Avenue home. Bess Schultz returns from St Clair vacation. Glass family travels to Howe for Founders Day and visits. Clayton Rawson and Dell Savage attend Sigma Delta Chi at Western Reserve University. Frank Peevish of AT&T visits Bell System exchanges in LoE area. Lorain council grants right to string high tension wires on Second Street after referendum plan.
The body of Richard Thaw will be brought to Lorain from Fresno California for funeral services to be held on a date yet to be settled. A special car is transporting the family and remains to the city. The report comes as Lorain plans memorial arrangements.
A rummage sale runs Friday and Saturday at the Troxel Building Washington Avenue with a card social hosted by the Royal Neighbors Friday night at Wurst Hall.
Purcell, a 46 year old Cincinnati fire lieutenant, was seriously hurt last night when he fell about six feet from a ladder he was using to direct firefighting at a dwelling blaze. Fire loss figures were not immediately available.
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