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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1927
Page
4
A roundup of church anniversaries meetings and social events statewide. Grace Lutheran prepares for a 20th anniversary service with visiting pastors and social evening. Daughters of Liberty host card party and 500 games with prizes. club speakers discuss dental clinics in schools and community plans.
The Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary met in the Legion hall with strong attendance. Agnes Rothe read on Armistice Day writers and J H Pope spoke on Roosevelt as his birth month was observed. The Women’s Relief Corps met at the O C F hall with 32 members and two comrades present. Plans for a bazaar and bake sale were announced and a program featured songs and readings. Northwest Encampment held a meeting with officer nominations, a smoker, and a plan to confer the patriarchal degree in two weeks. Dr and Mrs William Krebs welcomed a daughter at Elsta Memorial hospital and Rev W F Hubbell visited from Cleveland.
Unity Club was hosted by Mrs J M Ryals and Mrs George Chamberlain at the Woman's Club on Fourth Street. Guests included Mrs Cora Exnsign Mrs H W Pond Mrs Corning Ryals Mrs George Chamberlain Jr Mrs William Chamberlain and Miss Mina Mynderse. In three weeks Mrs Adela Bord will entertain. The day includes Sunday school at 9 50 a m with Dr Y W Heckelman of Japan preaching at 1045 a m no missionary funds will be solicited. Gordon Moore to sing The Holy City. Epworth League devotional at 6 p m followed by evening worship at 7 with the subject Elijah or the Triumph of Truth.
Miss Lucille Kirby of Cleveland visits her home city for the weekend. Mr and Mrs H G Briggs and Rev and Mrs R Ketcham attend the Cleveland Hebrew Mission rally where Dr H A Isronds of Oakland Cal speaks. D O Williams and Alhard Williams travel to Massillon after the death of their sister Mrs Walter Spalding. A baby girl weighing eleven and a quarter pounds is born to Mr and Mrs Frank Rolce at 153 Spruce Street. Courtney Kirby returns from Muskingum College for the weekend to stay with Reverend and Mrs Edwin Kirby on East Avenue.
A church supper is set at the North Ridgeville Congregational Church parlors on Saturday November 12 from 2 30 p m until all are served. Proceeds support church programs.
Miss Alice Kirby, a student at the Chicago Art School, is spending the weekend at her home on East Avenue.
Eaton residents gather for Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Walter Cornish and families. Elyrma high school announces cast member Orin Durdee for December play. Local visits include Harvey and Piesre in Reverend and Mrs S C Piesre home and Durkee family trip to Portage County. Ladies Aid dinner hosted by Columbia Baptist Missionary Society features Mayflower themed decor and Indian history program. Miss Rose Haas visits from Royalton, Park Dimaline returns from Columbus, Siam king’s brother presents a film on rural life.
Ladies auxiliary Knights of St John will hold initiation in K of C hall Sunday at 2 pm. District meeting at 3 pm. Rummage sale and bake sale in Troxel Building November 18 and 19 by Circle 38 First Congregational Church. Clothing clean good and cheap. Mrs. E F Allen chairman.
In Mayfair society circles typing becomes fashionable as hostesses type invitations on embossed note paper using ribbons in various colors. Society stenographers grow in number and the trend expands to dinners and dances. The feature notes the shift toward personal typing among social hosts.
Legislators consider resuming hydraulic gold mining in California amid claims of up to 600 million dollars recoverable. A German scientist argues insects that chirp sing or hum deserve hearing. Political advertising notes accompany the coverage.
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