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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1924

Page

10

Rotary Club Brings U S Marine Band To City For Two Concerts

The United States Marine Band known as the Presidents Own will perform two concerts in the city on Tuesday, November 15. Rotary Club sponsors the events under the Community Chest Fund for the Gates Home for Crippled Children. Proceeds from both matinee and evening shows will support the charity.

United Sea Marine Band Rotary Club W. L. Radclife Raffe Enterprises Commonwealth Radclife United States Marine Band United States George Washington Thas Wiliam H. Santelmann White House Marine Band Santelmann McKintey Roosevelt Taft Wilson Harding Coolidge Hand Gates Home

Women Civic Club venues and a Newcomb talk on Passing the Buck

Local gatherings include the Woman's Civic Club at Miss Anna Egolf's home with programs on Women Sculpture of America and American Pottery. Also listed are church and school meetings across the community and Charles M Newcomb of Cleveland addressing the crowd on passing the buck and responsibility in politics education and parenting.

Woman's Civic Club Anna Egolf Middle Avenue Women Sculpture of America First Congregational Church Hlyria High School Junto Club Charles M. New¢comb Cleveland Alvin Plocher Newcomb Mr. Newcomb Weil Il Sarved Huvic

Maranatha Class Enjoys Pleasant Evening

About twenty five members of the Maranatha Class of the First Baptist Church met at Miss Persie Stackhouse’s home for an evening. Mrs W L Walker led a Bible study on Romans, a messenger delivered a telegram, and the class received a frilly gift box from the women. The next meeting will be hosted at Mrs Gizdys Coley’s home on the Griswold road.

Maranatha First Baptist Church Plersie Stackhouse Big Washington W. L. Walker Ted Slass Gizdys Coley Griswold Rend Sons and Daughters of Liberty Church of Christ Order Junifor Hissionary Society Firet

Evening meeting of Child Conservation League described

The Child Conservation League met on Friday at Mrs. B. H. Rickard’s home on Oxford Street with two short papers on social duty and life extension. Seventeen members contributed ideas to roll call Aids To Health, followed by piano solos and a state convention report.

Child Conservation League B. H. Rickard Oxford Street O. A. Coon Howard Rodgers C. L. Bristol Hayes J. L. Mathis Creviland F. B. Day Harvard Avenue

Four O Clock Club Entertained At Hubbell Home

Mrs. W B Hubbell and Mrs. W B Cys hosted the Four O Clock Club at the Hubbell residence on East Avenue with a one oclock program. Readings included Decalogue of Seiz and Enchanted Aisles. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.

Selece Ye Fuller Four O'Clock Club Hubbell W. B. Hubbell W. B.cys Four O'Cissk

Meetings and notices fill local lodge and church schedules

Local clubs and churches publish a sprawl of upcoming meetings, events, and social fixtures. The St Clair Re! Lodge and other groups list dates for drives, dinners, and work days, with election of delegates and a mix of parish and Legion activities.

Local Personals Preview for Two Week Centennial Events

Readers note two weeks of activities as the Centennial Congregational church plans its celebration. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Richara Per traveling to Columbus for the Ohio State-Michigan State game and J H Grany of Fairfield visiting Columbus Street host L Patrick. Robert Maples and Malcolm Smith head to South Bend for a football game. Fred Stung, Mrs Carstensen of Lorain, and Bert Kershaw visit Cleveland for a Keith's Palace performance.

Frank Cheips South Bend, Inc Dawes Fred Stung Carstensen Lorain Bert Kershaw Cleveland Keith's Palace

For Rent 5 Room Apartment New Decor

For rent a five room apartment recently redecorated. Contact by phone at 2681 or visit 100 Cleveland Street for details.

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