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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1923
Page
8
Tonight Elyria hosts a lecture course at Elyria High School with Anna Dickie Olesen, former Minnesota senatorial candidate, speaking on The Larger Patriotism at 8 15 p m. Several club meetings follow in various halls including Y W C A night supper and Masonic Temple events.
The High School French Club met after school to perform the play Cinderella in French. Miss Geor gin Yost opened the meeting, with Mildred Trainor chairing the program. Members acted as Cinderella Mil dred Trasher, Dorothy Ross as Fairy Godmother, Cra Champion and Etta Scott as the sisters, Russell Reisinger the prince, and Volney Nash the page. A social time and refreshments closed the afternoon.
The Fortnightly Pedro Club at 9 North Olive street enjoyed a masquerade card party with progressive pedro as the highlight. Prizes went to Charles Meek and Mrs Arthur Davis, first. John Pehrason and Mrs Floyd Yost, second. Edwin Blythe and George Fees, consolation. A luncheon followed as decorations set the theme.
Dr. Gill spoke on the Prevention of Goitre at the McKinley Parent Teachers Association meeting held Monday at the school. Mrs Lepper sang a solo and Mrs Rothe reported a small net from last month’s rummage sale. Final plans were made for a bakery sale and bazaar later this month with refreshments served afterward.
Jefferson PTA will hear Dr G E Mover on The Goltre at 3 15 Merrow. Circle No 7 meets Thursday with Mrs Frank A Lawrence. Woman's Civic Club plans year program in Masonic Temple. Helen Osborne music pupils recital at M E Sunday school rooms features many local participants. A surprise party honors Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bungart on 27th wedding anniversary with a mock wedding as centerpiece. Sylvester Maiden marks tenth birthday with Halloween themed treats. Mr and Mrs Eugene Burge host farewell party as they prepare to move to Toledo.
Dorothy Lennard and Edna Lee Morran, both former Elyrians, married in California with friends and family attending at a San Fernando home. The ceremony included Mr and Mrs Nev rated na Pho ds and other guests from Eyrouple.
Mrs Andrew Fell hosted a postnuptial shower for Mr Charles Donovan of Lorain at her Ninth Street home. The event featured a Dutch silver candlestick and matching flower bowl as a gift, with luncheon served afterward at the Roth residence. Yellow and white chrysanthemums colored the decorations. Mrs John DeFluiter of Birmingham visited Elyria for the day.
The event was hosted at the home of Ms Irma iosa in Irenda’e Biree Phares, with many attendees and refreshments served. Mr and Mrs Jeeter J. Smit and daughters Lucille Mildred Ted Liord Tut ia Kenneth Noy Paul Lyman Bert Smith and daughters Helen and Cuatloi attended. Clifford Smith of this city was also present at the party Saturday evening.
An excellent meeting of the Bible Cabinet of the Church of Christ was held with thirty five in attendance. Reports of the month’s work were read and the Church school’s October average attendance was two hundred ninety one. Plans to serve a growing concern were discussed as new song books arrive for the Junior department and a Junior choir will sing at a service. The Young People’s committee met to broaden their work, with a plan to expand activities. The Star Temple group met with thirty four members present and one guest from Cleveland. Officers and the degree team will meet Friday for an all day session at the K of P hall with a noon dinner and floor work practice.
Miss Gatrude Jaster spent the week with friends at Baldwin Wallace College. Guests included Mrs Ne Wallace of Lorain and Mrs CaTence Sianden of iw ard, along with Mr and Mrs cv], of Amherst and others visiting for a meal and social time.
Flora Pember Ralph Gertz and Clarence Hartwig of Lorain spent Sunday in Elyria. Lewis Tyler visited friends in North Ridgeville Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mapes and Miss Emma Gerber were in Cleveland. The Misses Della Ritter and Charlotte Stipe visited Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. William Goodman from Eat Avenue toured Norwalk and New London Ohio. Mrs. Frank A. Lawrence visited Harrisville Pa. Ralph R. Hall, ex policeman, moved to Lakewood with Sheriff Underhill on the Lakewood police force. Robert Savage returning from Ohio Wesleyan University spent the weekend at home on Seventh Street. Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Virant returned from their wedding trip to Detroit. J B Mapes returned to Cincinnati after weekend with nephew Leon Mapes. At the British Association a photophone demonstration showed its secrecy and use. Light vibrations from voice are detected by selenium cells and translated into sound at the receiver.
Dance Thursday evening at Stop 87 Oberlin Road invites Grangers and friends. Every customer at He cock Floral Co this week will receive a free Flower Show Ticket.
The record notes that Italy started silk production in the 14th century but by 1750 Jance overtook Italy and has maintained the leading position since then.
A London Daily News quip shows an editor guiding an artist to rewrite a caption. An honest, skilled marksman Berrien faces slippery targets and boasts a sly retort about the other fellow's target. A wallet mix up ends with a brisk streetwise exchange over time and payment.
A Lorain county florist gathering announces a Thursday and Friday afternoon and evening event at the Elyria Elks Hall offering a special treat for attendees.
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