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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1928
Page
12
The German Beneficial Union plans a meeting at Pasenow home with officer nominations and a banco party. Various society events fill November with clubs from Y W C A to the Knights of Pythias, a President’s Ball in Cleveland, and a Good Will Bible class dinner.
Church hosts Wednesday November 21 meal from 5 15 PM until all served for a chicken supper with wood for furnace and grate. Oak and maple firewood available. Crooks Coal Co 2178.
Mrs. Chauncey Smythe of Columbus Street entertained thirty guests with luncheon and bridge at Elyria Country Club Friday in honor of her mother Mrs. C. B. Fowler of Ironton Ohio. Out of town guests included Mrs. Lida Clay Ingels and Mrs. G. C. Stukey of Lexington Kentucky. A family gathering preceded and followed by hostesses in Washington and Middle avenues, with plans for further entertainments and bridge events among local families.
Monday events include Women’s Club dinner at Jade Tea Room and various societies meeting with hosts on Kenyon Fifth Chase Woodland and Princeton avenues. Local clubs host receptions, rehearsals, and Christmas party plans with Mary Hannaford Bennett Manzleman and other named hosts.
Miss Charlotte Brooks head librarian of Elyria Public Library will speak at Lake Avenue Bible School Sunday morning at tea. She will discuss India and picture postcard donations for India. The Girl's Friendly Society plans a December bazaar booth at the parish. The Junior Mission Band met with twenty five members. Miss Margaret Miller hosted a bridge club with two tables and prizes. Sunday services feature morning worship at 11:45 with Dr Worley from Harvest Home. Marriage licenses and hospital notes listed. A chicken dinner and clam bake will be held in Vermilion by the American Central Life Insurance Co.
Eastern Stars announce officers for Elyria Chapter 165 0 FE 5 meeting in Masonica Hall. Grand Organist of Ohio visited with several petitioners and candidates. new officers appointed for the coming year include W P Robert and Ruth Vestal, Mary Wagner, and others. Installation planned for the 21st with a lunch served after adjournment. Local couples Philip Gerhart and Thomas Schneider visited Columbus and Dayton.
Mrs S Rockwood hosted the Four O Clock club with guests as they explored Civil War history. Mrs W R Comings shared experiences from the South and read a paper on childhood memories from sixty five years ago, highlighting Southern perspectives and memorials. The program included readings, notes on a district conference, and a review of Gerald Johnsons Defeated about Stone Mountain.
Mrs. Carl Roesemann of Lake Avenue is reported to be in Ashland hospital undergoing a toxicl operation and is doing well. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Metzler of 235 East Broad Street spend the weekend with Mrs. Elizabeth Hamlin of Howard Ohio.
Donald Sinclair of Wheeling and his mother Annie Sinclair visited in Elyria and returned home. Edward Sewell and friend Arthur Sewell came back from a two week hunting trip to Saranac New York. Isabella Stewart of Lorain acted as Installing officer for the Daughters of Scotia in Elyria. T C Whitmore George Bradley and son James of Harvard Avenue traveled to Harrisburg for a death in the family. Peer Nielsen of Middletown visited his parents in Elyria. Miss Alice Kirby of Chicago is undergoing tonsil operation in Florida. Masons led by Smythe Squire and Mayor Hewitt exemplified the Twenty sixth Degree at Euclid Avenue Temple in Cleveland.
Earl Bartlett and family of Pittsfield hosted Clyde Bartlett's gathering. Frank Austin and family from Lakewood visited Chas. Gibson's. C. Gentes and Juliy and Mrs. Wilson of Lorain joined Ed. Bergs. Clarence Albright hosted Jacob Reinhardt's in Amherst. Meda Sandrock of Elyria visited Henry Sandrock. Wilson Haugh of Elyria called on Clarence Albright. Edna Murphy of Elyria visited Ed. Bergs. Mrs. Gen. Houghton traveled to Cleveland to see her daughter. Mrs. Mary Sorg remains seriously ill. Fred Gibson of Fryria spent Sunday with relatives. Hollis Keighley and family were also noted.
Oberlin hosted guests including Harry Gibayn relatives, while Carrie Schenk Emma Borg attended a Ladies Aid tote at St Peter's Amherst. Morvey Sandrocc and families from Elyria Chestnut Ridge, Henry Sandrock host, Latteman and Bohn families from Birmingham visited. Parent-Teacher Association No.3 elected officers Doris Simms Jacob Schramm Theodore Haag. News of Fred Amroth’s death reached Win Schubert. funeral planned at Baker Funeral Home Monday. The Hebrew derived word cider noted as strong drink.
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