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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1926
Page
9
Elyria Lodge 103 I O O F held its regular meeting with about one hundred in attendance. After routine work the brothers played games while awaiting election returns. The next regular meeting is November ninth for initiation, and Grafton Lodge plans initiation on November fifth drawing many to attend.
A woman becomes the respondent in a divorce suit filed by her husband, the first such occurrence in England in seventy years. The item notes social dancing at the Elyria Eagles on Friday nights and mentions a 50 cent couple.
Denver reports the death of Henry Radish, a noted Jew patriarch, once a familiar figure on the streets. He died at 108 after a long public life, having survived as a long standing member of the local Jewish community and reportedly in good health till late years.
The Rialto hosted the first evening showing of Princess Bonnie a Spanish American musical comedy by the YWCA. Paul Wainwright led as Captain Surf with Hester Smith Dorothy Doane and Carol Lewis among many listed players and choristers. The audience enjoyed music dancing and the plot as the cast performed with extensive department chorus parts and Spanish dancers. The second performance is scheduled for 7:15 this evening.
Vets groups hold Thursday events in G A R Hall with sewing, dining, and etiquette practice. Women’s Benevolent Association meets tomorrow at 2 30 PM in the Newell Hotel Sample Room. St Clair Rebekah Lodge meets tonight at 7 PM with officer nominations. Rural Neighbors gather Friday 7 15 PM with social time. Esther Miller’s Japanese orchestra performs at 6 06 PM at Aust Music Studio. The first of four Music Appreciation programs was presented at First Congregational Church led by Miss Ada Reely, detailing the symphony orchestra and forms. Officiants noted the four pieces including Schubert and Liszt selections. Missionary Society of St Paul’s elected officers with Mrs William Hatner as president and Mrs Getta as vice president. The next Dec meeting is at the church, with Christmas plans at Mrs J K Bischof’s Oberlin home.
Ten members and one guest Mrs Burt Sayles attended the La Porte W C T U regular meeting at Mrs Carl Shepherd’s home on the Grafton hinge. They sang Onward Christian Soldiers and heard devotionals and readings before refreshments. a December tureen meeting was planned with gifts for Crippled Children.
Edward Recklin, noted organist and Bach interpreter, will give an evening recital at Immanuel Lutheran Church, York, on November 10 at 8 p.m. Trained in Paris by Gullimart and Widor, he has given about 100 organ recitals in seven years and draws packed houses for sacred performances. Critics note his spiritual power and the novelty of women listeners among his audiences. New York Times coverage cites marked admiration for his technique and impact.
Miss Pauline Phillips of Thirteenth Street hosted the I T T Club for a regular meeting. First prize in Five Hundred went to Miss Catherine Myers, second to Miss Margaret O Connor. A refreshment course followed, and the next meeting is set for two weeks with Miss Dorothy O Conn or.
Fifty members of Carlisle Grange met at the Grange hall to elect officers. New officers include Master Frank Eldred Overseer William Peabody treasurer Erwin Elsin chaplain Mrs Qu Gove lecturer Alberta Pen found steward Carl McMullen assistant steward Charles Denningy assistant steward Mrs C G St a three graces Lillian Seekins E Vogelsong and Helen Hahn. One new member joined the executive committee Arthur Fest. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
A fragmented notice claims a link between women's disorders and old pads. It mentions products named KOVEX and KO LAUNDRY Five, urging women to avoid inferior items and to purchase from stores, warning against possible exposure or offense.
The text records a work meeting for Andrew Pook and Fred Wablow at Park Street with seventeen members, next meeting set at 5 day home of Don. It also notes the REBEKAH LODGE event with St. Clair Rebekah lodge members and friends enjoying dances, and lists admissions and discharges of local individuals with names and addresses.
Mrs Terrace Canton and Mrs Dora Turton of West Fifth Street visit Cleveland today. Donald Tran of Harwood Street visited Cleveland yesterday. The Bishop of Ninth Street traveled to Toledo to see relatives. A birth is announced for Mr and Mrs Charles Cheevers of Bridge Street at Elyrial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Leroy Reisinger spent the last two days in Detroit Michigan.
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