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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1920
Page
5
Mrs. Robert Harrison will present readings and Miss Haines will contribute a reading. Proceeds will be used to buy more fixtures for the Gates school auditorium.
Elva Mae Cheney and A E Mathews to wed at the Cheney residence on Saturday November 20 with Rev L O Newcomer officiating. Miss Mildred Reisinger will be bridesmaid and Floyd Cheney best man. The couple plans a wedding trip after the ceremony.
Mrs Frank Berger hosted a Swastika club card session with three tables of guests. Prizes were won by Mrs Bert Sharp and Mrs J J Cullen, while Mrs Frank Sullivan was consoled. Mrs Arthur Hadaway of Bertery court will host the next meeting.
At a Wednesday gathering at Mrs Geo Hurlbut's River Road home, the Uniove club welcomed two new members Mrs Fr Cobb and Mrs C Simnings. A short business session elected Mrs Hurlbut treasurer and Mrs A C Warner gave a reading on current events. Floral yellow decorations and a yellow chrysanthemum centerpiece framed a ten-seat luncheon. A dainty luncheon followed hosted by the hostess. Vespers service for the Young Women's Christian Association announced for Sunday Nov 21 at 3 30 p.m.
The YWCA will hold a vesper service at 315 West Avenue during World Fellowship Week of Prayer led by the Girls' Work Department. Anage nt How Wide Is Your Circle will be presented by high and grade school clubs. Mrs J P Daves of Oberlin, a returned missionary from Ching, will speak on girl hire and conci t songs of China. Three Chinese students in costume will sing and speak. This is the first vesper service of the year. all are invited to attend Sunday afternoon.
Culture club session at Mrs Cather's Oxford Court home featured a talk by Mrs J H Hurst on The Use of One Mistakes. Delightful mandolin music contributed to the pleasant program yesterday afternoon.
A vintage remedy advises relieving catarrhal deafness and head noises by mixing Parmint with sugar and warm water, then taking one tablespoon four times daily. It claims quick relief, improves breathing, and eases throat discomfort, noting low cost and easy preparation.
Irma Cochran e hosted the Theta Phi Club last evening at her East Avenue home. It was the second meeting of the duo this season.
Georga Arbegast, a local representative of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, has moved his family from Sandusky to a residence at Park Avenue and Princeton. Miss Mary Frances Squire will return home Sunday from Chicago where she studies at a select art school to spend Thanksgiving holidays with her family.
The column notes visits and events around Elyria including Mr and Mrs 4 H Squire of Third Street hosting, Miss Rhea Walker of Coldwater visiting the W alkers on Williams Street, and Mr and Mrs G F Horn with daughter Maxine spending Thursday in Cleveland. Mrs DP R Johnson of Painesville visits Mrs George Wells in Lodi Street. A large crowd attended a Twentieth Century Dancing party at Elk's hall. Herbert Bring and children head to Tampa Florida to make it their future home. Dorothea Lerch and Henriette Edwards attended a Cleveland matinee of Buddies. Rev J H Grant officiated at the wedding of Abe Rohner and Gertrude Bemis in the First Congregational Church. Mrs R J Anderson of Lodi Street mourns the sudden death of her brother-in-law Archibald Hope in Toronto.
A noted skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as a remedy for eczema and other itchy skin conditions. The ad claims the first application cools the skin, heals rashes and blotches, and that the preparation is harmless and available from druggists.
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