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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1928

Page

8

Tuberculosis Talk at Woman's Club Meeting

Dr. LynHyde addressed the Educational Department of the Woman's Club, outlining two TB types and a curative early-treatment approach. The program linked to Night School, clinic efforts in Lorain County, and a Christmas-stamp funded public health drive.

Woman’s Club Reyclarence L. Hyde County Lindes Suhy- E.G. Shaw Man Rock Magitzine Atea Springfield Lake Harvetea George Brownell Charles Fumo Crehore M. L. Fey Sire Eosra J.C. Brydon ER Tkaupisen Lee

Local society notices cover meetings and events in Elyria area

The St Clair Rebekah Lodge initiates guests at the regular meeting with plans for district convention in Lorain. A postponed card party is noted with Mrs Halderbaum attending. Ta-Wa-Si Club hosts Christmas plans and a measuring party boosting funds. Elyria clubwomen feature early history talk and antiques display. Mooseheart Legion nominates officers and hosts card games with visitors from Mooseheart Illinois.

St. Clair

Elyria Lodge 105 observes practice drill and candidate influx

The Elyria Lodge No. 105 met last evening with I. R. Renouard presiding. A special first degree practice followed the regular session as they prepare for a Norwalk trip on December eighth to perform degree work. Several new candidates were accepted and a potential class of fifty is expected for the November twenty seventh dedication of the William Smith class. A supper will be served after the meeting.

Elyria LO. QO. F Poent I. RE. Renouard Norwalk William Smith

Pythian Sisters Sewing Club Entertained at Home

Pythian Sisters Sewing Club members were entertained at the home of Mrs E A Mantleman on Woodland avenue Monday evening. The gathering featured sewing and social chat followed by a refreshment course. The date of the next meeting will be announced later. A separate item notes a Lake Avenue schoolhouse lecture series Through the Bible with the Stereopticon with questions and forthcoming Genesis discussion by Rev Fulmer. All are welcome. The Reeves Heinzerling wedding announced Mrs D H Wolcott Lakewood announces Roberta Reeves to Lawrence Heinzerling on November 19 at 7 30 PM at Rev Jacobs Baptist church Lakewood with a future home at 2207 Woodward Ave Lakewood.

Perp Beeth Loge O. O. FP Entre Nous Club A. Fessler West Ridge United Presbyterian Board Eycerary Club J. W. Warden Harrison Street Sisteen E. &. Oy Bettman W. P. IlVegat Rome Rs. BE. Reilley Venice W. Snod- Tass Laddie Bor Jeannine Tipnva Stesman Chase Street Bridge Ruth al- Credit Lillian Seckins Islanid Bunting Ninth Street Olline Fengier Unid Bunting Mabel Storer Rath Ale Lillian Seckins Loretta Mor Pompee Ite Smith Elsie J. Stegman Whs Pythian Sisters Sewing Club Mere E. A. Mantleman Woodland Avenue Lake Avenue Thos Cain Fulmer Rueves-Heinzerling D. H. Wolcott Lakewood Roberta Reeves Lawrence Heinzerling Rev. Jacobs the Baptist Church Heinzerling Grace Heinzerling Marvard Avenue Elyria Woodward Avenue

Woman's Club Christmas Dance Planned for December

The Educational Department of the Woman's Club announced a formal Christmas dance on December Twenty-Six at the Elks Hall to benefit the Scholarship Fund. Chairmen include Cora Ensign and Henry Hancock with many members assisting. first formal dance in three years expected to be a major social event. L A L bridge party hosted by Anne Burke featured high scores by Dorothy Mersdorf and Florence Wolfe among club members on Princeton Avenue.

Clyde B. Roth R. Linden D.C. Martin G. FE. French Cloyd Gull James Hewitt J. J. Hurst I. J. Speaker Roger L. A Nary McKinley Deveinper Courth Aone Burke Pearl Stacks Mary McKuintes Dornathy Mersdorf Rosella Welber Marion Webber Jane Wellert Florence Wolfe

Birthday party honors Charles Opfer of La Grange

Charles Opfer of La Grange was surprised at his home last evening when twenty five neighbors friends and relatives gathered to honor his fifty second birthday. The event featured progressive pedro with prizes to Mrs Adamski and Charles Opfer first, Miss Nellie Frisbee and J. L. Linden second, Mrs G A Miller and Russell Opfer third. A birthday gift was presented by guests after a luncheon.

Charles Opfer la Grange Elyria Adamski Charles Opter Nellie Frisbee J. L. Linden Opfer Bunco Club Bunco Cith George Schmitkens Cleveland Street Bert Lord Edna Crombix R. L. Wiseman Kiser Court

American Indian program at Cora May Walton Club

The Cora May Walton Club met at 6:30 PM in Post Congregational church Pallute for dinner and a business meeting. Miss Gladys McCullough played violin, followed by current events by Miss Drake. The program focused on the American Indian, including customs and habits discussed by Misses Margaret Milles, Ioen Townsend, and Ruth Gatey.

Cora May Watton Club Post Congregational Church Gladys McCullough Miss Drake Margaret Milles Ioen Townsend Ruth Gatey

Federation Meeting at YLW CGA Delights Attendees

Last evening’s Federation meeting at the YLW CGA drew a good turnout. Supper preceded the program where Prof. P. D. Sherman of Oberlin College reviewed recent books and poems and spoke on the modern literature movement. A Council supper is planned for next Tuesday evening.

Federation YLW Cga P. D. Sherman Oberlin College

Fellowship Girls Continue Visits to Gates Home

Tuesday evening the Fellowship Girls visited the Gates Home again. They planned weekly visits but will go as often as possible. Each girl chose a protegé sibling and the children study their reading to recite for the visits. Also, nominations for officers occurred at the Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting. The Ladies' Club applied for an Auxiliary charter, signed by twenty, with officer elections set for November 4 and refreshments to be served.

Gates Home Miss Ingersel Jean Reid Eleanor Hillmer Wilma Shuckhart Thelma Streiker Veterans of Foreign Wars

Serpentine Dance and Parish Concert Friday Night

Ridgeville Grange presents a serpentine dance with Cook's Orchestra and De Molax rehearsal of Fleurette Friday at 7:00 PM on the third floor corner Chappel Court and Broad Street. Silver King Coal and Crook's Coal and Supply Co advertise contact number 2178.

Ridgeville Grange Cook's de Molax Cor. Chappel Ct Broad St Silver King Coal Crook‘s Coal and Supply Co

Birth Announcement and Local Social Roundup in Elyria

A daughter Martha born to Mr and Mrs Carl ton Walker of Hartford Connecticut announced. Local residents noted visiting relatives and attendance at events in Elyria including Dr Clarence L Hyde addressing Elyria audiences and social gatherings at various homes and churches with plans for a Bazaar and chicken supper at Eaton church on Fri Nov 23 featuring fancy work quilts and a K P hall event with free prizes.

Eaton Church

Community guests frequent area homes during event season

Jr. and Mrs. Robert Diederick attended a gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Hall of Oberlin Road. Guests included Kane Omske and Mrs. H. K. Schaffer of Omaha. Ethel Burrows and Mrs. John Garfield visited Cleveland yesterday. The Elyria Commandery Knights Templars held funeral services for E. C. Seber in Amherst. Mr. and Mrs. A. Schilleman of Gates Avenue hosted dinner for Lakewood guests including Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Friedey and others from Elyria. Michael Mara visiting his aunt Mrs. P. H. Reilly calls at 234 West Binge Street. Maplewood school hosts a chicken supper and bake sale Friday Nov 23 from 5:30 to 7:30 by the P. T. A. Admission Adults 60 cents, children 35 cents. Free piano lessons offered by Sauer's Music Store with a new class starting Thursday at 4 pm. No piano needed for ten lessons.

E. C. Seb Amherst A. C.schilleman Gates Avenue Lakewood C. L. Friedey P. Neverman John Delaney Mary Eller A. L. Killius Elyria Michael Mara P. H. Reilly West Binge Street

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