Society Events Coming Events at Noe Dancing Club
A Deeped tone highlights upcoming social gatherings with the Daughteer of Liberty entertaining state audiences. The notice outlines club events and a schedule for society attendees.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1920
Page
2
A Deeped tone highlights upcoming social gatherings with the Daughteer of Liberty entertaining state audiences. The notice outlines club events and a schedule for society attendees.
The local Womans Christian League will meet Tuesday at 6 PM at Mrs Nelson Van Wormer’s home 215 East Broad Street. Delegates Mrs Chas Martin Mrs Geo Wuieseke and Mrs W Lockard will report on the Cleveland State convention. Refreshments and social hour follow.
On Thursday December 2 in Cincinnati the members of Circle Number One of the Ladies Aid Society will meet at the Traction Company building basement with Mrs Edward Stang. The gathering relates to a steer suit against Sir Pauls church and may involve discussion of 271 acres.
Lorain County alumni association held its annual banquet at Hotel Elyria with about forty graduates and spouses attending. Dr J E Betteridge led toasts while Prof F C Blake spoke on athletic stadium funding and the football team. Officers were elected and monthly meetings planned for the coming year.
Horn at Memorial hospital lists Mr and Mrs Vernon Combs of 241 East Third Street as greeting a son named Joel. It mentions cousins Joel Cousins formerly of North Eaton now of Ridgeville, and notes H C Cousins of this city recovering from a paralytic stroke in a serious but not critical condition. Ralph Williams, a student at Oberlin College, spends Thanksgiving with his parents Mr and Mrs C M Wilmaths of East Avenue.
Mrs Anna Brugke Mahine of Abbey Road, a former nurse at Elvira Memorial Hospital, has accepted a supervisor nurse position at St Joseph Hospital in Mio Pied Hades of Tidob. Mr and Mrs W F Davie hosted a family dinner with out of town guests including Mrs Davis' brother and family, Mr and Mrs Rawoor Donaldson of Cleveland.
A conference of bankers and attorneys at Guaranty Trust examined forming a committee to investigate Allan A Ryan, capitalist, whose Wall Street corner last April led to his expulsion from the stock exchange and resignation. The move aims to forestall a possible receivership amid a stock market decline. Reported liabilities near 16 million dollars with assets estimated between 20 and 25 million. Ryan is confined to his home due to illness.
A legal action seeks repayment of 350000 allegedly due to the treasury from the Obio Traction Company and the Cincinnati Car Company, alleging the funds were misused. The suit asks the court to prevent further rate hikes and to determine if the money was improperly handled, with a prior injunction requested.
Three men entered the Mueller Machine tool company office in Cincinnati this morning at gunpoint. They bound and restrained secretary and treasurer Clifford Luers and stenographer Mario Rogenstock in the safe area but escaped with no loot as superintendent A K Marsh arrived.
Wheeler counsel for the Anti swigon League of America denied here today that the organization is connected with a Sunday closing movement. He said the group cooperates with the Lords Day Alliance devoted to stronger observance of the Sabbath and denounced the idea of any single evil driving religious policy.
Rev H A Straub of Ada, a Methodist minister, heads the Lord's Day Alliance and calls on Secoclation officers to cooperate or mutiny based on their individual disposition. The note mentions Ruby Cummings McAllister, voice teacher, and Day Studio at 186 Cheapside hosting a large pictures event.
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