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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1925

Page

12

Knights of Maccabees and Odd Fellows meet tonight

Knights of Maccabees Tent No 1 meets at Wurst Hall. De Molay Hare party at Elxs Hall. Rebexan Lodge convenes in Odd Fellows Hall. Church groups meet at St Pauls and Presbyterian Church. Episcoal canvass planning and other local club activities noted.

Knights of Maccabees Wurst David J_-Nye de Molay Hare Elxs Hall St. Clair Rebexan Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Council St. Paul's Church Cabi Astced Presbyterian Church Carpenters Ploe Ladies V. FP. W Veterans of Foreign Wars A. R. Hail Oocial Board of Church of Christ Episcopal

Local clubs and church groups plan meetings and talks

Chestnut Grove Parent-Teachers Association hosts an illustrated lantern talk with children’s entertainment at seven thirty. Various church and club groups schedule sewing, tureen dinners, Bible study, culture club hosts, and a public lecture by Charles E. Sant on Our American Wonderland.

Chestnut Grove Parent-Teachers Association Fricar Chestut Grove D. A. Burr Second Consresational Church John Bemis West Street Maranatha First Baptist Church Culture Club Church of Christ Kitchen Adelbert Street Camp Sons Charles E. Sant Beautiful Natu Niagara Falls Colorado Buck Union Tre Casson Montama Wyoming Therandeurs Yellowton Park Blue Ridge Mountains Virginia Florida Palm Beach Buch A” Bazzar Hartman Irene Urp] Schott M “Herman | Stevens Norah Abbe Abbe

Surprise party marks wedding anniversary for the Shors

A large gathering at 610 West River Street honored Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Shor with 500 diversions and a late luncheon. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. R. Benson, and relatives from Cleveland, Galion, Erie, Gary, Muskegon, and more, summoned by their mother's illness.

C. T. Shor West River Street Five Hundred Pedro Short E. F. Monroe J. W. Gailey Cleveland W. E. Flesher Erie, Pa R. P. McDonald Gary Indiana J. H. A[eDonald Muskgegee Oklahoma T. McDonald Clayton Apartments

Utopia Club Forms Card Organization

The Utopia Club met at Mrs. E. Bedford's home and voted to form two new clubs, the Utopia Cart Club and a biweekly meeting group. Plans were set for a masquerade party at Earles Hall in October. prizes were awarded in contests and donations noted. The next meeting was scheduled for October 6 at Mrs. M. A. Jenkins's home.

Utopia Club E. Bedford Lake Avenue Utopia Cart Club Earles Hall Chew

Federation of Business Women Meet in Supper Event

The Federation of Business Women’s Club gathered for a supper meeting at the Young Women’s Christian Association. Miss Ruth McClelland set the theme “Step Into Mid Stream” with radio style program notes and classes on morphology for daily life. About fifty-five attended.

Miss Harding Ruth Martha Hardi Lake “Avenue Henry Lake Chicago Atte Seture Law Rzee Borlans Ault West WMOWS A. E.cLord Michigan The Odd Andy Friendship Club Virginia Saunders Bliss Verna Doane Friendship Elsie Seymour Sirls Wor Chile Association Federation OF Business Women Federation of Business Women’s Club Youngs Woman’s Christian Association Ruth McClelts Borkes Decor Sram Afair Miss Esing Ted Miss Wise Stella File Sam Gancitg

Woman's Club department hosts first meeting after summer

Mrs H W Tibball chaired the Business Women's Department gathering at the new Women’s Club Home with five new members welcomed. Dean Floresce Fruebk of Oberlin spoke on business ethics. Julia Wieland led songs. Various notes covered upcoming meetings and conventions across the local civic clubs.

Business Women’s Department OF Womans Club H. W. Tibball Business Weuien Woman's Club Karl Raley Mae Friday D. W. Myers Cora Bassett Irmaland New Woran’s Club Floresce Fruebk Ober College Julia Wieland Cluny

Elizabeth Stevens Society Reopens Meeting at First Methodist

The Elizabeth Stevens Society held its first post adjournment gathering at the First Methodist Episcopal church. Miss Hahn led the Alliston Study with Mrs Fullmer assisting, while Miss Cawrse ran the devotionals and six o clock dinner hostesses included Mrs Brey Dunn and others.

Elizabeth Stevins Society Elizabeth Stevens Society First Methodist Episcopal Church Miss Hahn Alliston Fullmer Miss Cawrse Elizabeth Stevens Bemboner Brey Dunn Mller Edwards Ohlemacher

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted Across City

Admissions list includes Jedith 338 Seventeenths James Colgan 1149 F Lorain Mrs Joe Nocsis 1637 Eg 3 So Lorain Fred Vaneyr City John Blackas Blake Ralph Fox Stop 7 Lake arene. Discharges include Mrs Adam Jacuszewski and baby at 102 His land Co Mrs K Johnson and baby at 511 Taylor John Stabler Grobe Sr Mrs Herman Welser 335 East Seventh Street Mrs Thomas Kowalik Parmelee Ave Mrs Sam Polen son Ron Fred J Harpster n Ave Mrs Silver Burss 7 Harvard Ave.

Jedith James Colgan Lorain Joe Nocsis Fred Vaneyr John Blackas Blake Ralph Fox Lake Arene Adam Jacuszewski His Land Co K. Johnson Taylor John Stabler Grobe Herman Welser

Denton Whitem and Mrs P C G Ward Avenue In City News

Denton Whitem and Mrs P C G Ward Avenue are seriously ill with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Harr were present Monday evening. Geraldine Hill of Cleveland arrived to be Miss Dorothy Burt's guest. Help wanted in Grand Restaurant on Broad Street for a dishwasher.

Denton Whitem P. CG Ward Avenue Harr Coleman Geraldine Hill Cleveland Dorothy Burt Grafton Josephine Philipp Auiweukee Wisconsin and Mirs Henry J. Edwards East Bridge Street Ralph Braun

Elyria Socials Highlight Regional Visits and Travels

Visitors and guests are noted across the area with James T. Erwin in Elyria from New York City, Miss Florence Fitch at Oberlin, and Mrs. H. W. Tb bals hosting in Earlegurt. Travel includes Mrs. Jerrette's 1800 mile Dewey trip in a Chevrolet and numerous relatives visiting Birmingham, Sandusky, Cleveland, and Grafton.

James T. Erwin New York City Elyria H. E. Agate Cambridge Street Sandusky Ohio Florence Fitch Oberlin H. W. Tbbals Earlegurt Arthur Goodman Phand Jer Company Cincinnati J. A. Robertson East Broad Street Magsfield Archie McDowell Birmingham Ralph McDowell Henrietta Elyrians Charles Barton Kenton Avenue C. E. Rotheram Cleveland Cieah Coleman Lorats E&est Stirs Ro Escherath Pauline Harly Airs Clayton Young Amherst B. G.reisinger Lakesverne Vincent Jerrett S21 Winkles Street Lyle Peterson LitchSetd Dewey South Dakota Jerrette Wiliam Flammer Meing Irs Lester Meyers

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