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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
7
A dramatic stage moment features a two foot puppet performing a tense mid fight. Lively music and expressive actors draw crowd reaction. Critics note skilled manipulation of the miniature figure and the crowd’s enthusiastic response to this compact performance.
Miss Mary Alice Finney spoke to the girls on Wednesday about real friendship and the Friendship club’s purpose to help each girl be her best. She noted conferences and discussions and urged joining the membership drive next week. A large attendance is expected at the 5 pm Friendship club meeting tomorrow. time changed from 4:39 to 5. Roses and the Ring and Van Winkle entertainments drew strong audience interest for children and families.
A Kentucky woman describes two years of back pain and nervous distress that left her unable to assist with household duties. She consulted two doctors but received no relief from their treatments.
The Gates Parent Teachers Association met yesterday afternoon. Fire Chief W N Bates spoke on Fire Prevention and Mrs McRoberts played a piano solo. Committee chairmen were named: Program Mrs W H Vaughn, Membership Mrs J K Seymour, Improvement Mrs R G Anderson, Press Reporter Mrs Louis Whitney, Refreshments Miss Mabel Gallup. The meeting closed with refreshments.
About thirty five ladies attended the Church of Christ Women’s Missionary Society session. Mrs Howenstine’s division led the program while Mrs Hubbel’s division had higher attendance. Doughnuts coffee and sandwiches were served at the close. Mrs Henry Tulk hosted twenty two St Andrews Auxiliary members yesterday at her East avenue home to sew for the December church bazaar.
Wedding guests included socially prominent figures as gifts totaling 1 250 000 dollars were presented to the couple. They will honeymoon at Ansreth Castle Pembrokeshire and in Madeira.
Local church and club activities list tonight and tomorrow across St Pauls United, Ohio State alumni, Eastern Star, Daughters of America, and Civics Club groups. Community gatherings include a reception for Mr and Mrs Stanford, a Dr and Mrs Winters sendoff event, and a meeting of the Irish Republic recognition group at Machinists' hall.
Circle No 2 of St Pauls Church met at 19 Chestnut street with eleven members present. Mrs Albert Eskler hosted and welcomed a new member Mrs Charles Apert. The next meeting will be at 421 East River Street with Mrs George Massey in charge.
Members of Circles 4 enjoyed an afternoon at the home of Mr. Joba Freeter. Music was provided by Miss Hastings and Mrs Wood. Dr Winters and Mrs Winters attended and Dr Winters gave a farewell talk.
The Service Star Legion will convene Friday evening for a hurdtiness session in American Legion rooms. The event invites members to gather at the usual hall for the planned activities and discussions.
Girl Reserves will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 36 in the gym. Miss Finney work secretary will be present to explain the group’s work. The Federation Girls 19 meet this evening for dinner at the Y W C A. Sunnie Club hosts graduates of Elyria High School this evening. Dr Moyer begins the tuberculosis health talk series at 7 at the Y W C A parlors. attendance hoped for.
D. T. Howells was in Cleveland yesterday. He was seen visiting local spots and meeting contacts, according to city social notes.
The column lists visiting relatives and social calls across Nottingham Sheffield and Stop 7 Yellow Line. Residents including Bertha Bell and Mrs Laulee Eschtreth are mentioned visiting family and friends. The Dawghters of Scotland Argyle Lodge No 2 plan a regular meeting tonight.
Wise nefer end Bite. Cheries Maff eett and family at Bombay. India.
The Jefferson Parent-Teachers Association held a regular meeting at the Jefferson building with Judge A R Webber delivering a talk on The Problem of Bringing Children Up In Town. Performances included piano and violin solos and a dramatization by students.
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