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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1924

Page

12

Noted Lecturer Captain Upton to Speak at Civic Club

The Woman's Civic Club of Elyria presents Captain T. Dinsmore Upton, famed for influencing youth, in a talk at the First Congregational following the November luncheon in Gates room. Upton, from Muskegon and a former director of athletics, is described as the "Big Brother to 190, 600 Kids" and will address parents and children alike.

Elyria T. Dinsmore Upton Woman's Civic Club Captain Upton Muskegon Michigan Olivet College Grand Rapids Northwest Upton Army Air Service

Patriotic pageant to open Elytia Church of Christ season

Sunday night at 7 30 Prof Hermann A Leedy presents The Commonwealth of God a patriotic pageant blending rich and poor sailors soldiers natives and foreigners under Old Glory. H Augustine Smith Baston University of Music director promises a strong patriotic religious appeal with over 200 participants in Kansas City production cited. Public and patriotic groups invited to attend the performance reflecting Armistice Day and Thanksgiving spirit.

Hermann A. Leedy Elytia Church of Christ Commonwealth of God H. Augustine Smith Baston University of Music Bose Kansas City Church of Christ

Community groups host evening meetings across town

Numerous clubs and churches hold gatherings tonight including Veterans of Foreign Wars at the G A R hall, Carpenters Local in K P hall, Women's Missionary Society supper at 6 with program at 7 30, and Washington Corps of Girl Reserves after school at the YWCA. Also listed are senior high at the YMCA, St Clair Rebekah Lodge, Maccabees Tent No 4 at Wurst hall, Chapter 47 RB A L H F Club at St Andrews, Associated Charities at 7 30 at Turner block, Jefferson Parent Teachers Association at 3 30, U P Church Sunday School Cabinet, St Pauls Evangelical Church council at 7 30, Amaryllis Club officers elected, and a busy church and club schedule.

Veterans of Foreign Wars G. A. R. Hall Carpenters K. - P. Hall Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Washington Corps of Girl Reserves Y.M. C. A. St. Clair Wurst Hall L. H. F. Club St. Andrews Associated Charities Turner Block Jefferson Asso Ciation Cabinet U. P Council

Evening Meetings Across St Clair Area

A sequence of club and school meetings is listed for tonight and tomorrow including St Clair Rebekah Lodge, Jefferson PTA, Hamilton Teachers Association, Carlisle Grange, Central Guild, St Johns Club, and St Andrew’s Church group. Social hours and planned events accompany reports of officer elections, guest speakers, and upcoming Christmas plans.

Musical Art Society Holds First Recital at Church

The Musical Art Society presented its first active member recital in the Sunday school room of the First Congregational church yesterday afternoon. Mrs. James Thomas announced that Mrs. F. A. Sieberling of Akron proposed an amendment to the National Federation of Music Clubs. The society voted to approve the amendment calling for a state representative on the nominating committee. The program featured Indian music studies, readings by Mrs. George Day, vocal solos by Mrs. Charles Hancock and Mrs. Guyeska, a string quartet, piano pieces by Miss Georgia Yost, and songs by Gordon Lamm. The next meeting is set for November 18 with a program of American music.

Musical Art Society First Congregational Church James Thomas F. A. Seiberling Akron National Federation of Music Clubs Federation Olbwas Alce Fletcher Frederick Burton Natalie Curtis Arthur Farwell Cadman MacDowell Dvorak New World Symphony Red Men A. E. Giles Mrs. Day Charles Hancock Tanger Guyeska Loomis Cora E. Bassett Burton Eric Chapman Oscar Townsend Amy Martin Gladys McCullough Georgia Yost Gordon Lamm Sioux Air Bimboni Inketunga Fas

Ward Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Day

Mr and Mrs Robert Ward of 130 Bridge Street celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with friends and gifts. Mrs A Statzey hosted a cards event where Miss Edna Taylor won first prize, Miss Anna Moore third, and Miss James Miller second. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges of local residents, with several named streets and names.

Robert Ward Bridge Street A. H. Sttaziey James Miller Edna Taylor Anna Moore Everett Warren Chicago

Idol worship consumes a quarter of Chinese income

The article notes that many Chinese, including many in poverty, reportedly spend about 20 to 25 percent of their income on idol worship, a devotion described as eroding their capital.

Flower Show at Oberlin High School Gym

Oberlin High School hosts a two day flower show in the school gym on November 7 and 8. Local clubs and students display arrangements and floral displays with prizes for juried categories. Admission is open to the public.

Oberlin High School

Local notices of visits births and social events in Cleveland area

Mrs Alice McLean visits Mendel court home. Mrs R Austin and Mrs J Lininger spent Monday in Cleveland visiting friends. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Howard Hines at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Joseph Henderson announce a baby son born yesterday at Memorial Hospital. Mrs W S Greenwalt guests of Mrs John Leslie. Mr and Mrs Guy Nichols and family hosted by Mr and Mrs Wilima Reese at a radio party. Mrs H Askey and Miss Mildred Smith attended dinner party hosted by Mrs William Carson. Mrs Mary Sattig visiting relatives. Mrs Everett Warren visiting from Chicago with Relph Hall. Lydia Squires to ten day trip as assistant inspector for Ohio Women’s Relief Corps. Mrs Edwin Kirby district secretary attends W H M S conference in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs A Glass and daughter Martha return from Howe Indiana where their son Edgar studies.

Alice McLean Cleveland George Nevins Mendelcourt R. Austin Woodland Avenue J. Lininger West Avenue Howard Hines Seventh Street Memorial Hospital Joseph Henderson East Avenue W. S. Greenwalt John Leslie Bath Street Guy Nichols Chestnut Street Wilima Reese Vincent H. Askey Mildred Smith Lorain William Carson Mary Sattig Norwalk Everett Warran Chicago Ill Relph Hall 13Th Street Lydia Squires West River Street Women’s Relief Corps State of Ohio Ohio Edwin Kirby Woman’s Home Missionary Society The Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth Memorial Church A. Glass Martha West Fourth Street Howe Indiana Edgar

Father John's Medicine Ad Claim Cold Prevention

An old advertisement extols Father John’s Medicine as safe for the whole family to prevent colds and build resistance. It promises alcohol free, narcotic free formula with 69 years of use, claiming to strengthen the body, soothe breathing irritations, and boost vigor with pure food ingredients.

Father John

Weekend events and society notes from Elyria area

The report lists Founders Day at Howe Military Academy and attendance at Epworth Memorial church event in Cleveland. It notes visits by Miss Cecil Burke to Chicago, and Mrs. Florence Gillman and companions rising to Florida for winter. Also townspeople plan a masquerade in Eagles hall, area sales at East Market, and a Ridgeville Ladies' Aid bazaar with pricing.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Woman’s Civic Club Amaryllis Club Hien Charles Smith W.S. Greenwalt J. Kaiser William Ameneider Erma Overbolt Charles Reichert C. E. Werle Oria Baker ODD Fellows Masque Club Freda Ida Morfan Christine Dorothy Shaw Barbara Dorothy Cunninghan Gertrude Ellen Crisp Sonia Attellia Szghey Marjorie Mary Ther St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Sons and Daughters of Liberty DeVinney Lake Avenue Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association Hamilton Teachers Association Nora Abbe Carlisle Grange Grange Fred Decker Frank Eldred Louis Reisinger Merle Penfound William Peabody H. H. Drusendahl Irwin Eldred Harold Rowley Florence Penfound Strickler Margaret Seekins Central Guild George D. Nicholas St. Andrew’s Church Washington Avenue Terrace Starr Faxon ST. John's St. Jon's George Block Huron Street Ella Bucholz East River Street Roy Keily Anna Saxa Elyria Township Reilly Roy E. Anderson Louise P. Beauchamp East College Street Oberlin Corfman Virginia Ledges J. B. Johnson Fifth Street Elizabeth Stevens Society Elizabeth Stevens Missionary Society H. P. Bembower Oscar Dunn B. Ohl- Mather M. FL Fey Fred Underhill Nellie Mantle Bessie Eliza J. B. Plumb Fred Fullmer McConnell Home Missionary Young Peoples Henry Eynolis Ming Kwong City of Morning Light Margaret Edwards A. R. Carsten J. J. Mathis L. Fisk Herman Baumer Clarence Beazell Willard Frances Dunham Clinton Avenue Robinson-Hancock Company C. B. Hancock J. L. Birdsall Cecile Burke Hainets City Howard Ames Kenneth Baumhardt Vermilion Nelson Johnson Chappel Street Frank Payne Camber Leo Meyers Jr E Heights Boulevard Myron Sansster Philip White Anna Townsend Chippewa Lake Charles Wottring Harvard Avenue Louis Pappas Mabel Marsh Arthur Boyle George Rhodes W. B. Richmond Marcelling LA Grace Beatty Pilowers Caree-Florist Beta Inn College Place Broad Street Eagles’ Hall Fri McHenry Phone New City Market East Market Circle 6, M. E. Chnich Ridgeville Ladies’ Aid Nestle Landis Civic Club Women's Civic Club Haserodt’s Lorain County Florists Club
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