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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1923

Page

4

Cleveland Artists Draw Big Elyria Audience at First Church

A Cleveland concert at First Church delighted Elyria listeners last night. Misa Anderson opened with piano solos praised for memory and delicate touch. Newton D. Baker gave an informal talk on Italy Greece relations. The program closed with nonlinear songs from Alice in Wonderland set to Liza Lehman music.

Fng Cleveland Elyria James Thomas Misa Anderson Chopin Debusney Mia Newton Baker Arthur Pomeroy Masicsi Simmonds Ralston Smith Bird Newton D. Baker America League Council of Ambassadors League of Nations Greece Liza Lehman

Thelma Sackett Weds Robert E Loomis in St Andrew’s Church

Thelma Sackett daughter of Mr and Mrs M B Bishop of Cornell avenue married Robert E Loomis son of Mr and Mrs Ford Loomis at St Andrew’s Church. Organist Ferdinand Auternon played and Rev E B Redhead officiated. The couple will reside at 255 East Broad Street after November first following a wedding dinner at the Elks club and a trip East.

St. Andrew’s Church Thelma Sackett Archie Penfound Florence Decker Betty Ann Bishop Mies Decker Nile Graer Elks Club C. Loomis R. Robing LaGrange J. J. Hackett Jack Akron J. V Cleveland

Home For The Aged Plans Friday Reception And Shower

The Home For The Aged board announces a public reception and shower Friday at the new home, 807 West Avenue, with donation items including silver spoons and a dishes fund. Members and staff will participate, a wagon will collect large gifts, and invites urge the public to visit the facility without obligation.

the Home For the Aged G. A. Reyder West Avenue

Community groups host meetings and election notices in town

Tonight events include Friendship Club suppers at St. Pauls Evangelical with Miss Florence Kushinsky and various church groups at Knights of Pythias and Daughters of America venues. Garford PTA begins the year with forty members as Mayor Jones addresses volunteers and plans for a bazaar.

Friendship Club Young Peoples’ League of St

Local Church Groups Schedule Friday Activities

The Doreas Class of the Church of Christ Meets with Mrs. Wilsam Copas at 383 East Bridge Street. Public installation of officers in the Court of Honor Ledee at the G A R hall Friday evening. The Four O'clock Club hosts Miss Angels Webster at 200 Washington Avenue with Mrs. A F Terry assisting. The House Girls of the Y W C A plan a party at 7 tomorrow led by Miss Edna Crocker. The Christian Endeavor Society hosts a social and business meeting at Second Congregational Church. Donald Hecock at Stop 3 Lake Avenues invites all church youth.

Doreas Church of Christ Wilsam Copas East Bridge Court of Honor Edna Crocker Christian Endeavor Society Secend Congregational Church Donald Hecock Lake Avenues T. T. Club Andy Nelding Furnace Street Ezabeth Carlin Phillip Flood Matthew Price Fred Kindhenrtther Legton Peora Ilinois Carlin

Bible School Cabinet Meeting Signals Strong Year Ahead

The Bible School Cabinet met Monday evening with 35 workers hosting an excellent supper planned by the Darts class. The business session showed all departments active and prosperous. Fifty five children were promoted within departments. Two new teachers will begin duties next Sunday as the school year starts. Mr and Mrs William C Smith and Mrs Paul O Collins of West avenue returned from Bay View Michigan after a two month summer stay.

Bible School Church of Christ Dartas William C. Smith Paul O. Collins West Avenue Bay View Mich

Gates Parent-Teachers Association Meets

A lively Gates PTA meeting was held after school in the Gates auditorium with strong attendance. Miss Shuur reported on playground work, Miss McIntyre played a piano solo, Mrs Doncaster and Mrs Brause offered violin music, and Mrs T L Moise spoke on Lorain County Health League work with useful suggestions. Refreshments followed.

Parent-Teachers' Association Gates Shuur Miss McIntyre Doncaster Brause T. L. Moise Lorain County Health League

Missionary Society Hosts Japanese Party at Church

The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met with 67 members. The Sunday School room was decorated with Japanese lanterns and flowers. Mrs. Edwin Kirby led devotionals, followed by a talk from missionary Miss Starr returning from China who displayed Chinese handiwork and watercolors. Tea was served by Mrs. Burke Ryals Reeder and Hancock in Japanese robes loaned by Mrs. Corning Ryals.

Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Edwin Kirby Miss Starr China J. F. Burke James Ryals G. A. Reeder H. Hancock

MISS ESTHER SMITH WEDS EARL HOGUE IN DAYTON

Esther Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank A Smith of East Fourth street marries Earl Hogue of South Bend Indiana in Dayton at five o clock Rev Geo W Johnson officiates The couple will reside in South Bend where he works with his father

Esther Smith Earl Hogue Dayton Frank A. Smith East Fourth Street Esther South Bend Indiana Smith Grace Tennant Charles Clark Daytona Geo. W. Johnson

Miss Frances Kritzell Engaged To Lorain Man

Miss Frances Monica Kritzell announces her engagement to Lloyd Edward Virant Jr. of Lorain. An engagement party honored sister Frances Anitha Kritzell with pink and white décor and a luncheon for twenty at Blaine Street home. Guests included Dorothea Sage Therese Sage Mamie Virant and others from Lorain Grafton Oberlin and LaGrange Road.

Frances Kritzell Anitha Kritzell Blaine Street Francea Monica Kritzell Chas. Kritzell Lloysius Edward Virant Jr Aloysius Virant Lorain Marrgaret O'Connor Lucille Gormier Bruce Kauffman Alfred Alten Catherine Friend Mamie Virant Dorothea Sage Thresa Mae Sage Lucille Garmely Marggaret O'Connor Grafton Dordéthy Boxlan Oberlin Road Catherine Diedrick Emma Fitzpatrick LaGrange Road

Eighth District Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Convention

The Eighth District Convention of the Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary met yesterday at Akron Armory Ohio with about two hundred delegates. Reports from attending auxiliaries highlighted the past year’s accomplishments and a dinner was served in the YWCA dining room. Next year’s convention will be in Alliance Ohio.

Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Akron Ohio Rothe Focal Organization Alliance

Lovely Party at Hedges for Mr and Mrs Cheney

A social gathering at the Hedges barn the home of Mr and Mrs Eric D Chapman honored Mr and Mrs Ralph Cheney. Guests enjoyed music games dancing and refreshments in a pleasant evening. Mrs Cheney formerly Miss Olive Turhill was highlighted with a gift presented to the couple.

Eric D. Chapman St. Andrews Coir Ralph Cheney Cheney Olive Turhill Cheasy

Educational Group to Hear Speaker Next Tuesday

The Educational Group chaired by Mrs. W. G. Sharpiz will meet at the YWCA on October 9. Luncheon at 12 45, then Miss L Hommu from the National Board in New York City will discuss the communitys responsibility to the YMCA CSA. Meetings continue on the second Tuesday monthly with notable speakers.

W. G. Sharpiz L’ Homm U National Board New York City W. Csa

Mrs R M Woost Hosts Fifteen Sisters Birthday Tea

Mrs R M Woost entertained fourteen girls yesterday in honor of her sister Margaret's thirteenth birthday with music and a luncheon. Margaret received many gifts. Guests included Aletha Heldrich Dorothy Pelton Mildred Steller LaVerne Struck Margaret Petratz Loretta Stark Violet Guthman Harriett Schroeder Virginia Eady Margaret Ridgeway Lilian Siess Esther Guthman Esther Youngberg and Marian Woost. The church official board met last evening. treasurer's report favorable and the 1924 budget discussed with Fall Rally plans. The Women's Auxiliary of St Andrews met. about twenty five ladies attended. Mrs Goacher will host in two weeks at Cornell HOSPITAL NOTES admissions and births listed for local residents including Knechtges Stoddard and Carson families.

R. M. Woost Margaret Aletha Heldrich Dorothy Pelton Mildred Steller LaVerne Struck Margaret Petratz Loretta Stark Violet Guthman Harriett Schroeder Virginia Eady Margaret Ridgeway Lilian Siess Esther Guthman Esther Youngberg Marian Woost St. Andrews Church F. D. Laundon Sixth Street Goacher Cornell, Avenue

Society Notes and Local Hospital Admission

Ms and Mrs J T Jones were guests of Mr and Mrs G P Cox of Amherst Wednesday. Mrs Elizabeth Warner of 126 Belfield Avenue was admitted to St Josephs Hospital Lorain yesterday. Berle Pereupile, who has:

J. T. Jones G. P. Cox Amherst Elizabeth Warner Belfield Avenue St Joseph's Hospital Lorain

Local residents plan winter trips and meetings across Ohio

Mrs Gall of Lorain visits in Elyria while several couples plan Florida winters. Ber Benton heads to Cleveland. F H Boulton and family depart for Florida. Musicians Ralston Fox Smith of Cleveland and others attend a church musicale. Ohio Women’s Board executives host meetings in Cleveland. City residents travel to Springfield Dayton and North Olmsted for regional church events with Elyria delegates attending.

Fred Gall Ot Lorain Ber Benton Iverside Court Cleveland Don Sehibley F. H. Boulton Leff Florida Frank A. Smith Fourth Street Payton Ohio Charles Bruce Ralston Fox Smith Piret Elyria Friends Smith Clara Wheeler W. N. Gates Elyria Woman's Hoard of Missions of the Interior W.C. A W. F. Brunner Australia Yokohama Harbor Ohio Mranen J.T. Burrows New York George Miller Cleveland Street Leon Harden North Olmsted Edward Horton East 42Nd Street Winifred A. Denham West Second Street Dayton Mansfield Springfield Dunham Julia Viets E. L. Hang Canton Ohia Gardner-Bartlett Washington Avenues Fairfield Huron County Huron Erie Lorain State Board E. P. Wise The State Society M. Sickent State Women's Anaty Society

Gum Exports Surge to Seventy Five Nations Worldwide

American gum makers export to seventy five countries. A church supper is set at St Paul’s Church on Saturday October 6 at 4:30 PM, priced at 65 cents.

St. Paul's Church

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