Refreshments Served by Mrs Ledyard's Committee
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
5
The notice mentions refreshments being served by Mrs Ledyard's committee with additional safety tips continued on Page 2.
The Lorain Coussy Druid Brotherhood prepares for the annual Eisteddfod on Armistice Day at Lorain High School Auditorium with conductor C. Cleveland and baritone Reese R. Reese among the adjudicators. A long list of entrants includes school choruses and soloists, reflecting strong local support for the event.
Ladies of the Veterans Of Foreign Wars will serve a banquet to veterans on November 11. The post plans officer installations on December 7. Col. J. F. Murdoch announced a 2 dollar booster button and said membership neared 365 names with about fifty overseas veterans in the city. The post authorized seven snare purchases and drum corps gains, aiming to boost membership from 34 to 32?
Mrs Eleanor Soswells hosted the We Twelve Club at Chestnut Street yesterday with nine rounds of Progressive for nine games. High scorers were Mrs Heary Heard first, Mrs Eleanor Soswells second, and Mrs Frank West consoling. Guests included Mr Gur Nichols. Lunch featured sandwiches, pickles, coffee, ice cream and cake.
Drs. Marshall's daughter Miss Wilfred Nevins wed Ralph D. Brown in Flint home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Marshall. Officiant J. E. McKenzie assisted by immediate family. Attendants included Mrs. Howard Jones as matron of honor and Mr. Airy Brown as best man. A two course dinner followed. Guests from Chicago Detroit and Flushing attended.
Miss Alice Schrogder hosted a Thimble Club Halloween masquerade at her home in Cleveland on Stop 45 Wednesday. About twenty guests attended with George Peek as the only out of town visitor. Flora Muley and Louise Lotzaw performed, and prizes were won by Miss Florence Young and Mr. Thomas Reese.
The Joker Club gathered at Mr. and Mrs. John Sinegar’s Spruce Street home for an MITMW cards night. Prizes went to Mrs. William Hunter and George Fees, with consolation to Mrs. George Fees and Alvin Joslyn as guests celebrated Mr. Sinegar’s birthday. A hot supper followed and gifts were exchanged.
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