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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1926

Page

2

Rowena Circle Holds All Day Meeting With Chicken Dinner

The Lady Rowena Circle of the Yeomen met for an all day session at Mrs. Albert Cousins home on Butternut Ridge. They sewed and quilted in the morning and shared a Thanksgiving decorated dinner for thirty. President Mrs. Margaret Coonrad led at two with plans for a bake sale and a December first meeting with Mrs. Powell on Bath street.

Rowena Yeomen Albert Cousins Butternut Ridge Margaret Coonrad Rowena Circle Powell Bath Street

Ridgeville Meeting Night At School With Lecture And Choir

The Ridgeville P T A hosts a school meeting tonight featuring Dr Stevens lecture for children and a chorus. The Protecto Malta plans a dance tomorrow, with Esther Clawsor Heights organizing activities. Members of the YW Club join a fall floral display as the Miss Maude Wilson event opens. Speeches bySheila Burner and Mrs Merrim, Imperial Ensemble provides music. A play The Wrong Baby is presented, Bunco prizes go to Dorothy Miller and Mrs Bageed.

American Legion and Auxiliary Lena Tabor Dorie Thelma Streicher Ruth Weinboff Clare Helen Parsch Ved2 Harior Edgar Herzog Lew Hu%scan High School Glee Club Standard Harry Hinkson James B. Hewitt Post Ridgeville P ‘1 Dr. Stevens Protecto Malta Esther Clawsor Heights Nowa . Wera YW Gual Jeez Bradley Shelie Burner If W. Merrim Dorothy Miller Bageed Merrimas

Sunshine Circle Meeting at Bread Street Home

Thirty nine members and friends of City No 5 First Methodist church gathered at Mrs Lefinseder's Bread Street home Wednesday. Devotions led by Mrs Chapman inspired and reports from the Circle and Sunshine treasurer aided a fund drive for the sunshine fund. A four member welcome since Conference, a solo by Mrs Brevoort, and refreshment hour closed the gathering with plans for the December tureen dinner and Christmas party at the church.

City No. 5 Fred Lefinseder Bread Street 3. B. Chapman Circle Sunshine Sunshine Fund J. ©. Brevoort Leinseder W. Dbd. Keeler Bert Hammond Inc. Streicher

Methodist Circles Meet at Mrs Reeder Home

Circle No 1 of the Methodist church met at West avenue with Mrs G A Reeder hosting. Mrs Lillian Anderson Mrs John Bath and Mrs J O Mathis assisted. Prayer devotions and hymns led by Mrs Bath. Over 100 names added to the birthday calendar. Burks spoke on her abroad trip. Refreshments for 23 members and 10 guests. Next meeting December 15 at Mrs J Mo Re at Widdile avenue. The Deal and Win Cink held yesterday at Mrs QO Finkle’s Lake avenue home after an afternoon of progress prizes to Mrs Croxford Mrs Iedrich and Mrs Thomasson. Oa received consolation for low score.

Circle of the Methodist Chorea C A. Stranahen Russia Worthington Jack Warden S. ML Scott Morris Barchard Fuariteuth C. AL Strenah Temain Wl ‘Lnomas Circle No. 3 First Congregational Church Columbus Street Washkburn George J. B. Thomas Schautier School W. H. Searles Britten Kimball Mamis Davies van Dusen Schauffler School Agate Board of Russions Chicago Division C Church of Christ J. T. Devinney Fourth Street I .D. A. Hillings Eighth Istreet Circle NO. 1 Mission School G. A. Reeder Methodist Church West Avenue Lillian Anderson John Bath J 0. Mathis Bath Sal Muhren Burks J. Mo Re Widdile Avenue

Merry Twelve Banco Social At Mrs Bruce Home

The Merry Twelve Banco ended with Mrs William Wood hosting at Samuel Street yesterday. Dainty refreshments followed the games where prizes went to Mrs O C Thorla, Abrs George Anthony, and Mrs William Wood. Mrs Thomas Butler received consolation for a low score. next gathering at Adams Street in two weeks.

Merry Twelve Banco Wiliam Wood Samuel Street O. C. ‘Thorla George Anthony William Wood Thomas Butler George Bruce Adams Street

St. Andrew's Woman's Auxiliary Meets in Guild Room

Mrs. William Humphreys hosted the St. Andrew's church auxiliary gathering yesterday afternoon. Two missionary boxes were packed for Miss Raimonida in Geneva and the auxiliary supply room in Cleveland. The annual meeting is scheduled for December 4 with Miss Alma Starr on Sixth.

William Humphreys Womans Auxiliary St. Andrew's Church Raimonid Geneva Switzerland Auniiary Cleveland Alma Starr Sixth Street

Circle No 8 Circles with Mrs Douglass and church events

Circle No 8 of Methodists met at Mrs I F Douglass on Denton avenue with 23 members 12 children and 2 guests. The treasurer reported 244 dollars needed for the year and a Christmas party with presents for children and the poor was planned. Social hour followed.

Circle L. Fr. Richards S. G. Redercomb

Chrysanthemum Birthday Plans Christmas Party

Mrs. Harry Peters hosted the Chrysanthemum Birthday Club at her Hamilton home yesterday. Members voted to hold a rug party at Ron East’s home and enjoyed light refreshments.

Harry Peters Carrsanthemum Birthday Club Hamilton Ron East

Obscure Local Socials and Notices Gathered in Elyria

A crowded page lists numerous dinner guests and visits around New London and Elyria including Rev J A Lenz Oberlin and Mr and Mrs J L O Hara, Mr AH Liddell, and Mrs BR FL Ha. Also noted are hospital news, travel plans, and upcoming events such as a musical society meeting and a charity bazaar with chicken supper details.

J. A. Lenz Oberlin J. L. O'Hara AH. Liddell New London P.C. Kelling Columbus Street Fredee Willian Murdy Stella Hardy Henry Schlidt Stop S. Graften Garvin Avenue Clyde Howard Morgan Maxwell R Reed Ititir Sifth Street Bell Rath Glendale Afaw Darsin Enue David Koppes Wads Obe C. W. Koppes Far Court F. A. Bs Chase Street Elwood George Robsyn Harvard Avenue Ge Salen Warren Teutena Esch Cambridge Street Arch Hall Wrickles St East Broad Street Inma Klinkner John Pipes Avon Lake Ohio Anna Louise Baker Gary Indiana Chhicaza Hainois Ihia City Idhols Ahe Middle Enue G. E. Govid Mirek Ft Mablke Karl Lehman C. B. Lemon Alis John Davies Lakewood Counseil Parent-Teachociations Lakewood Musical Art Society Snerraw Jean Guthris St. Clair Streets Edward L. Cook Napa New York Geortiest Avenue

Wellington Attends Bankers Meeting in Oberlin

William Bennett and Carl Towns attended the Lorain County Bankers Association meeting in Oberlin. A K R Frazier vice president of Guardian Savings and Trust Cleveland spoke at the event. Also, the Rebekah Sewing Society met for needlework followed by dinner and the lodge meeting with officer nominations closed for next election.

Bankers’ Meeting Wellington William Bennett Carl Townsend Lorain County Banker's Association Oberlin A. KR. Frazier Guardian Savings and Trust Company of Cleveland Rebekah Sewing Society Rebekah

Anneal Thank Offering Meeting Announced

The annual action of the congress will be held in the church parlors on Friday afternoon. W A Hemingway of the North China Mission will speak at the event.

Congress

Children's Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle

Running Across Word 1 In the picture Word and a good friend and companion Word 5 An article of wearing apparel Word 6 A city in Wisconsin also the name of famous rapids Running Down Word L The nickname of a state also an animal Word 2 A bird that roams at night Word 3 Part of a dress or coat Word 5 Three which sees bet

Wisconsin

Home builders meet for merry covered dish supper

Members of the M. E. church Home builders class with teacher A E Althaus gathered at the Pennell home on North Maria street Tuesday evening for a covered dish supper. A large group noted an enjoyable time and reported the event as well attended and lively. Minnesota creameries now produce powdered sweet buttermilk used in bread pancake flour ice cream candy and sausage. A fact noted that 15 900 Canadians cross the border daily to work in Detroit prompting protest from authorities.

Te AU Man Columbus Street Eames Mohrmen M. E. Church A. E. Althaus Mfrs Althaus Pennell North Maria Street Minnesota Detroit

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad and Cafeteria Supper Notice

An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claiming cleansing effects and vitality with olive colored tablets and non gripping action. It also notes Circle No 9 First M B Church cafeteria supper and apron sale on Saturday November 20 from 4 30 PM until sold out.

F. M. Edwards Dr. Edwards Edwards Sili First M. BE. Church

Dublin Judge Rules Damages Not Awarded After Four Year Case

A Dublin judge ruled after a four year court battle that 628 could not collect damages from the Irish Free State following injury caused by a military truck.

Dublin Irish Free State

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