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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1920
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes list May events: a dancing party at Mev 34-2Bise mn, a dancing slab party at Masomia, and December 1 shows for Somq and Daughter of Liberty, with a plan to entertain a slate of patrons.
The Four Oclock Club held its second guest day Friday at Miss Webster’s home entertained by Miss Webster and Mia. The program opened with Bohemian music and dances led by various performers. Professor Inijskoraky of Oberlin College, the afternoon teacher, spoke on Bohemia’s ahead-of-times stance, noting support for women’s suffrage and higher education and the large Bohemian American population contributing to democratic ideals.
Mr and Mrs Fred Tite and Mr and Mrs Harvey Bell host a dancing party at Gates School auditorium this evening to celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary with friends. Junior Guild wearers of St Andrews church will be entertained at 7:30 by Miss Marjory Sewell and Miss Mildred Misch in the guild room.
Ohio club women unite to back the Sheppard-Towner Maternity and Infancy Act provisions for maternity and infant hygiene, home and hospital care, and consultative centers. The act would be federally administered with initial funds of 2,000,000 dollars rising to 4,000,000, urging readers to contact Congressman Beggs and Ohio senators.
Leon Waldron, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Waldron of Cleveland Street, who served eighteen months with the Marines in France during World War I, has recently re enlisted in the marine department and leaves today for San Diego California where he will be stationed during the winter. Also noted are social visits by Mrs Kenneth Chapman of Akron, formerly Miss Her rice Jones of this city, and Mrs J Ryan and Mr W J Lepper after a luncheon at Statler Hotel and a matinee of Mary at the Opera House. Further items mention Mr and Mrs E F Allen entertaining Mrs F E Berry of Plainfield and Mrs Felix Pauly returning from Colorado with her mother Mrs Bigner as guest for an indefinite stay. A special bill is noted for the degree team of the lady Maccabees on Wednesday afternoon prior to the evening initiation, and Miss Evangeline Spieth of 363 eighth street spent last week in Cleveland with her aunt Mrs F C Swindeman.
Mr and Mrs Prank Hucknall of Philadelphia were guests over Sunday at the home of the former’s. About fifty persons, including Wr and Mra Bet Hucks, were present at the morning service on Fastern Heights boulevard.
Mrs Francis McNeal attended the Lorain Tent Knights of the Maccabees anniversary with humored guests from the state and district as Elyria mourns Mrs C E Gaze who died November 14 in Canby Oregon from pneumonia complications. Mae Herman of 122 Williams Street begins employment as stenographer at a Cleveland hospital.
St Andrews Parish schedules a Thanksgiving morning service at 10 o'clock featuring Morning Prayer and Holy Communion. An all day meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary follows, with clothing packed for Glen Alpine. A junior auxiliary will meet Saturday at 3 pm for girls aged eight to fourteen. Parish Council gathers Tuesday at 2:30 pm for delegates from parish organizations.
A Baptist church held a Sunday evening service for the aged aided by Automobiles and Helping Hands, with Dr Neighbour reading scripture and offering inspiring commentary. Mr Charles Melhcalf voiced appreciation for 40 years of service by church members. The second sermon in the series, The Second Coming of Christ, Hope of the Church, drew strong attention as next week’s topic The Four Horse Riders was announced.
Legal action to secure the return of the Franklinourt and Jackson breweries seized by the government for alleged Volstead Act violations began today. Attorney J W Heinteman sought approval to bond with United States Revenue Commissioner Williams in Washington to satisfy the government’s demands.
Guests may enter the Musical Art Society meeting upon payment of 100 dollars. Miss Hinman is noted in the notice. The date is listed as Tuesday.
In Toledo a body was found hanging from a tree in Hosaford with a gunshot wound. Police theorize the death was staged to mimic suicide by the unidentified man, and investigators work to establish the true cause and suspect involvement.
The passage describes a well dressed man whose clothing contained Detroit newspaper clippings and laundry marks bearing the initials R U L. It notes the person’s attire and the peculiar initials found among the fabric, suggesting a possible lead or clue.
Washington Nov 13 The Western Waton Telegraph Company asked the District of Columbia Supreme Court for an injunction restraining Secretary of the Navy Daniel a from blocking the construction of a telegraph cable between Miami and Miami Beach Florida The filing marks a legal challenge over government action affecting an overseas communication link.
A two year old girl, Burgette Jeneon, died yesterday from burns suffered when a tub of boiling water spilled in a Caniton area home. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joueon, live south of Can.
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