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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1928
Page
13
A Lexington area social roundup highlights a church anniversary dinner, a study club meeting with a piano recital, a Wissinger wedding with Grace Wissinger and Shrover, and a Business and Professional Women's Club address by Professor Jeliffe. Also listed are pre-nuptial showers for Rose Hunter and various local gatherings at K of P Hall and Lutheran venues.
An education secretary urges enrollment in YWCA health education classes to improve body and health. Suggestions include marching, swimming, basketball, gym classes, dancing, and the "If for Health" guidance to choose suitable activities.
Mrs. Floyd Drusendsh of Tenth Street hosts Amaryllis Club games at 617 Dewey Avenue. Eight progressive Pedro rounds were played with Murro Wesdso taking first, Mrs. Floyd Drusendsh second, Mrs. Walter Carlson third, and Mrs. Marry Grabenstetter winning consolation. Luncheon followed.
A photo of Betty McCormick Albany cloak model is shown as her marriage to John Robert Lawson Johnston, ex attaché at the British embassy in Washington, is announced by her sister Catherine. Dispatches from England say Lawson Johnston’s father is traveling to America to bless or disinherit his son.
Tuesday evening gathering at Floral Court 110 Floral Court with supper at St John Lutheran School auditorium. Saturday December 8th from 4 30 to 7 00 with tickets 50 cents.
The Canton Sorain and the La des meet Monday at 6:30 p m in BL hall to attend the Decoration of Chivalry ceremony on Cleveland 41 Superior and L23rd street in full dress. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges including Rywherd Regler of Chestnut Street and Mrs Henry Hut tinger Valley City. discharges include Mrs Alan Smythe Anna belle Weaver Berton Hills andson Hose Balogh and others.
The St. Peter’s Bazaar at No Ridgeville runs Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon and evening. Turkeys and all kinds of poultry will be given away. A hot lunch will be served by the ladies. Everybody welcome.
Elyria Eagles hosts Friday night dances open to all with a 50 cent couple admission.
George M. Peterson and Martha Dreher, both 21, of Loraly seek a marriage license with Rev. Bowers of Lakewood Ohio presiding. In Louisville, Kentucky, seminary president Mulling, 69, of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, died at his home from a stroke. Mrs. Mullins and the churchman’s sisters were at his bedside. funeral arrangements to be announced.
The second fatality from the Pittburg Plate Glass Company explosion occurred last night as Paul Underwood, 42, Akron, died. He was among the workers injured. Harold Shay, 31, Wadsworth, had died the day before. A Bazaar and a dance event with local notices fill out the rest of the fragment.
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