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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
3
The League of Women Voters will stage ballot demonstrations in Elyria at multiple downtown sites including the town hall lobby and Broad street area. Volunteers will explain city election procedures and distribute sample ballots as they answer questions.
The Woman's Civic Club will hold its first luncheon next Wednesday in the Gates Room. Chas. Savage is chairman, with Hal Locke and Mrs. Clarence Bell assisting. Frederick Warde, famed English American actor, will give a lecture on Make Believe, sharing insights from a career spanning stage greats. The event is open to the public.
Reports describe Republican gatherings held yesterday with speakers including Mrs. Judith T. Howells and Mr. Stark. Talks covered taxes, city salaries, electric power, and local election issues as residents discussed candidates and future policy.
Ladies of Division A of the Second Congregational Church were entertained at a Halloween party hosted by Mrs. Eva Mckenzie and others. Social hour followed fruit punch and refreshments. next meeting set for December 7 at the church parlors.
Dr and Mrs McDonald entertained Wednesday evening at lightful Paris Fourth street honoring Miss Elizabeth A Miller. A light refre served and guests included Mrs James Stee at Blocx. The Daughters of Scotland held a meeting with Mrs Barton chosen captain and plans for a December children's night.
Tonight and tomorrow several church groups hold activities around town. The Maranatha Baptist Church hosts Mildred Barndukar at 1146 Ninth Street while the True Comrade Congregational group meets with Wm Steavemue. A Masquerade party is planned by Mrs Kaiser at 250 Eighth Street and the Dorcas Class of Church of Christ participates in a masqued event. Tonight Loyal Circle of Sunday School at St Pauls is hosted by Margaret Eisel with Circle No. after church. A fourth street ladies’ auxiliary for St John’s Lutheran hosts an air practice and sewing session.
An executive board meeting in Wa was marked by strong opposition to a proposed state policy, alleging it forces constitutional changes and harms the welfare of the people. Attendees discussed the idea of resisting the plan and the broader implications for the state.
The Catholic Daughters and Grace Lutheran Ladies announce a church meeting in November at Grace Lutheran. A card party is planned by the auxiliary and fundraising trips are mentioned. Mrs Anthony Nindias of street tent visited Cleveland yesterday.
The Woman's Republican Club of Ward 3 invites guests to a tea this Saturday from 2 to 5 p m at Josephine Harkleroad's home 133 Grace Court. The event offers a cordial invitation to all community members.
The M. E. Church holding a bake sale this Saturday at 10 a m at the Singer Sewing Machine Store. Proceeds to support church activities and community outreach.
Admissions include Mrs. Carl Smith at 21 West Broad. Other entries mention Hastings, Kaiser, and Schmidt. The notes list several patients and newborns with various streets and addresses in the area.
The Home Economics Dept of the Woman’s Civic Club schedules a luncheon November 8 at 1:00 p.m. at the First Congregational Church. Tickets go on sale Saturday at Central Book Store from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 with no reservations after Saturday. Tea for Republican Women Voters of the Third Ward Precincts A and B will follow Saturday afternoon November 4 from 2 to 5 at Mrs Mae Friday’s 123 West Bridge Street with speaker and balloting instructions.
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