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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1921

Page

9

Ghostly gathering and medical demonstrations at hospital event

A fragmented recount describes a spectral gathering with a mirror carried by a girl and a dim-lit ceremony, followed by a hospital meeting on Tuesday at 9 o clock showcasing X Ray plates and demonstrations. Doctors from Johns Hopkins and local staff discuss laboratory work and new surgical teaching. A social finish notes Daughters of Liberty events and a Kaiser home surprise shower with flowers and coffee.

Tra Holl McMullan Pital Hestat Rd Kelly Johns Hopsity Gates

Community groups host meetings and receptions tonight

Local notices list the Order of Eastern Star and Sense of Veterans 68 meetings, trustees of the Congregational church, Service Star Legion, and an 8 o'clock session at Machinists' Hall. A reception for Dr and Mrs Winters and a mock wedding for Joy Rust are noted with simple festivities and prizes.

Hamilton Parent Teachers Association Plans Christmas Bazaar

The Hamilton PTA met Thursday afternoon with large turnout. Committees were named for the bazaar including general chair Mrs Carl Martin and chairs for Christmas book domestic booth candy booth baked goods fish pond and more. Miss Baughman and Miss McCullough spoke on child life and school work. piano duets were played and refreshments served by teachers.

Hamilton Carl Martin P. J Barnes Mimm H Gibbe Candy Booth H. Thomas Fish Pond D Thomas Baughman Nuuree Rothers Gertrude McCullough Evyahne Wilson Joseph

Culture Club Holds First Meeting of the Year

The Culture Club met yesterday with twenty members present. Mrs Jef Rrals hosted on Middle avenue. Members discussed How I Spent My Vacation. After remarks by President Mrs Chloe Chapman a reading on training husbands followed by Mrs. Wil Cox. Mrs John Bath of Third Street will host the October 26 gathering.

Culture Club Jef Rrals Middle Avenue Folk Call Chloe Chapman W@oOM Wilcox

Fragmentary Sighting Notes from Pass Cove Area

Interior notes report an inshore event near Pass Cove with scattered citations during the week. The text remains incomplete but references an incident observed by IN S T at ap and nearby locations.

Circle Number 1 of St Pauls church hosts autumn supper

Mrs Gus Quade entertained Circle Number 1 of St Pauls church at Olive street yesterday with six team members and eight guests. Plans were made for a public supper on October 22 after a brief business session closed with prayer by Reverend Bourgain. A chicken supper followed in a dining room decorated in black and yellow Halloween colors with a large lighted jack o lantern centerpiece.

St Paul's Church Gus. Quade Olive Street Bourgain

Halloween party planned by Unique club at Mrs Cobb home

Mrs Robert Prestien hosted the Unique club yesterday with guests including Mrs Dawes and Mrs Ashley. Autumn flowers decorated. Plans were made to hold the annual Halloween party at Mrs Ralph Cobb’s home on Yellow Line Friday evening October 21. Mrs Hurlbert won a bean contest title. Mrs Dawes was consolation.

Robert Prestien 18Th St Dawes Mra Ashley Mire Crocker Ralph Cobb G Hurlbert

Poinsettia Club Plans Halloween Party At Meeting

Mrs Ralph Winckles hosted the Poinsettia club yesterday with all but three members present guest Mrs L C Colson. Plans were made for a Halloween party and an appetizing lunch was served. Next meeting hostess will be Mrs Rainey of Bond Street on October 20. The Knights of St John Ladies Auxiliary will receive Communion at St Agnes church at 8 00 Sunday morning October 9 meet in church basement at 7 45. Ohio State Alumni open season with a planned dance on Ohio State day the Friday after Thanksgiving. Mrs Shelton entertains Ninety Five Club with a program of Spanish literature at her Columbus Street home. Participants included Mrs Alma Stark Mrs C H Cushing Mrs Anne Whitehead and Mrs F T Horan.

Poinsetta Club Hallowe'en Ralph Winckles L C Colson Hallowe’en Rainey Bond Street The Knights of St. John St. Agnes Church Ohio State Shelton F M Shelton Columbus Street Alma Stark C. H Cushing Anne Whitehead F T Horan Tris Irs Club United Presbyterian Church Mary Andrews Arn Peache

Emer gency Club meeting and social at Mrs Higgins home

A pleasant gathering of the Emergency Club was held at Mrs C E Higgins’s Wooster Street home with Mrs George Rimbach assisting. An informal afternoon followed by a sumptuous dinner at 5:30 pm for twelve covers. Next meeting set at Mrs JH Eymons on Fifth Street.

C E. Higgins Wooster Street George Rimbach Mra. JH. Eymons Fifth Street

St Agnes Alumni Roast and Congregational Women Meet

About thirty members of St Agnes alumni from the 1919 1920 and 1921 classes gathered at Mrs Besse home for a roast and games with reviews of experiences. Division A of the Second Congregational church hosted a meeting at Lake avenue with Pearl Smith assisting and a business session led to a social with 26 members and a guest. The next meeting will be with Mrs Henry Sandrock on Dewey avenue with two assistants on Thursday Nov 3. The R N A Mayflower camp holds a business session tonight at 8 before the card social.

ST. Agnes Alimni St. Agnes Echeol Mies Besse Wiesel Spd Second Congregational Church Pearl Smith Lake Avenue Rose Hassford Ernie Cameron Henry Sandrock Dewey Avenue FE. McKenzie Jenaie Pelter R. N. of A. Mayflower

Club schedules requested to aid weekly notices

The society editor seeks a copy of club programs or schedules to facilitate writing notices about meetings. Notices for the weekly calendar appearing on Saturday should be prepared and released in Friday afternoon.

Local Personal Notices Include Visits and Illnesses

A. L. Werner spent yesterday in Cleveland. The Friendship Club meets this evening for supper in the gym. Miss Alice Watts and Miss Esther Krebs spent Wednesday in Cleveland. Mrs Bentz of Cleveland visits Mrs A C Teasdale. Mrs Charles Greenlund visits her son E Greenlund at 130 Cedar Street. Miss Anna Monroe winters with Frances Haines of Middle Avenue. Mrs John H Hawkins of Rush Street suffered a severe fall and was shaken up. Mrs John Haffner of Fifth Street is homebound after breaking her hip. Mrs Max Suppes and little daughter head to Detroit Mor.

John Hawkins Rush’ Street John Haffner F'fth Street

Local clubs hold first meetings and social visits noted

The Alte-Me-Ta club met at Mrs. Marold Agate’s Cambridge street home for the season’s first gathering. A string of residents and visitors were mentioned including Mrs. Haines of Middlesex, Colonel Van Desen, Mrs. Frances Haines, and Rev W Bourquin. The Colonial club plans a Monday meeting at 2:30 PM with Mrs. S D Faxon at 236 Broad Street.

Alte-Me-Ta James W. van Desen Frances Haines Middlesreave Colonial Club S D Faxon Broad Street

Pake Sale Held by St Pauls Church at Superior Electro Co

Crele No 2 St Pauls church will hold a bake sale at Superior Electro Co Broad Street on Saturday October 8 1921. Adv.

St. Paul’s Church Superior Electro Co Broad Street

Are You a Mother Health Advice From Ohio Ad

A vintage ad extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for pregnancy after a woman's testimonial from Ohio. It claims the remedy builds strength quickly and makes motherhood pleasant, urging prospective mothers to visit local drug stores or write the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo for free medical advice.

St. Achabula Ohio Pierce J. E Callow Dr. Pierce Buffalo Adrt

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