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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1923

Page

12

Cecil Fanning Sings in Catholic Daughters Recital at Rialto

Cecil Fanning master of diction captivates Elyria audience in a multilingual recital at Rialto Theatre. Accompanist H B Turpin and harpist Loretta De Lone enhanced the program with Italian, German, French and English selections, including Le Petit Bois d Amour and The Last Leaf, amid encores and dramatic readings.

Rialto Theatre Catholic Daughters of America Knights of Cormbes Elyria Cecil Fanning Le’t H. B. Turpin Fanning Loretta de Lone Tom Goethe Loewe

Miss Constance Duckett Weds Homer L Johnson in Trinity Cathedral

Miss Constance Duckett daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Dickett of Westarcane married Homer L Johnson son of Mr and Mrs George W Jobbett in Trinity Cathedral by Walderman Ivan Rutan at four o clock Thursday afternoon The bride wore a deep blue felt suit and matching hat with a sweetheart bouquet Attendants were Miss Ellen Auld and Stanley S Banning The couple will reside at home beginning October 20 with Mr and Mrs Homer Johnson at No ADETINERIS

Constance Duckett Leonard Dickett Westarcane Homer L. Johnson George W. Jobbett Trinity Cathedral Walderman Ivan Rutan Ellen Auld Stanley $. Banning Mir Johnson LO. C. F Loige Eftr Elyria Water ES Miz Homer Johnson Thanyer No. Adetineris

Evening church events and society notes in Oberlin area

Tonight schedule includes Child Conservation League meetings with Mrs C B Mincks on Oberlin Road, a Chestnut Grove tea, a 6 20 supper for Fi Congregational church Men s Club, and a 7 30 Waters Home Missionary Society pageant. Johnsons celebrate seventh anniversary with Elyria guests. Lucky Link Club meets in Oberlin. Cabinet Club after school activity. Clan Robertson election committee reports on candidates.

Child Conservation League C. B. Mincks Stow Oberlin Road Chestnut Grove Parent Tea Association Sons 2Nd Daughters of Liberty FE of Phail Men’s Club of Fi Congregational Church St. Paul's Choir Young Peoples’ Council of Church of Christ Watson’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church

Local church meetings and PTA program report

The Kings Heralds of the Methodist church meet tomorrow at 2 30 at the church. The Bluga Girls of St Pauls meet tomorrow afternoon at two in the classroom. Northwestern Encampment No 188 holds a meeting Friday evening in I O O F hall. General Hahn and Colonel Hummel to be honored guests. West Ridge Parent Teachers Association held a meeting at the school house last evening with readings and a social. Circle No 2 of St Pauls meets with ten members present and plans a salad or bazaar for later this month. Grace Lutheran Dorcas Society meets with missionary plans discussed.

Kings Heralds Methodist Church Bluga St. Paul's Church Fternoon I. O. O. F. Hall Hahn Hummel West Ridge Miss Peake Pentozad Jean Wagner Henry Pallas Drusendah William Wagner Aid Rev. Paul Daughters OF Scotia Wurst Hall Lady Gordon Lodge No. 165 Lorain League Lorain County

Member of Dramatic TAR Present Play

Esther t Penne nnd Herz are listed as members of the dramatic TAR present play, with other cast members named in the program. The note highlights names in the theatrical group and their roles within the production.

Tigen, Esther T Penne Nnd Herz

Mrs Chapman Hosts Get-Together for W H M S Group

The George O Washington group of the W H M S met at Mrs J G Chapman 340 Seventh Street for the second annual gathering. A frilly Halloween themed dinner followed roll call and prayers led by Mrs Fritz Rudin. Guests included Rev and Mrs Edwin Forby and daughter Mrs Clayton Daniels of Cleveland and Mrs Frances Henry.

Edwin Forby Clayton Daniels Cleveland Frances Henry Chapman J. B. Kreps Clayton Daniel

Mrs Bastian Hosts Oberlin Narcissus Club Dinner

Mrs Bastian of New Jackson Terrace entertained the Narcissus Club of Oberlin at a six o'clock dinner for ten. Plans were made for a future dance. C H Kopp was surprised on his birthday by friends who brought a cake and refreshments were served.

Blake West Blake Waesti Pedro B. C. Brown Morency Mich Jack Felier Harr Birdsall C. HO Kopp Bertha Mae

Local social notes reflect moves and visits across cities

The text lists numerous personal visitors and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Milter moving to Lorain and other residents visiting relatives in Lorain, Cleveland, Youngstown, and Berea. It mentions the death of John Warden, extended family hosting Ontario guests, and various weekend visits and familial gatherings across addresses and towns.

Local Social Notes and Travelers Through Ohio

Mr and Mrs Fred Reens plan a Saturday stay in Cleveland. Mrs Harry Hinkson visited sister Mrs John Unger in Henrietta and picked two quarts of strawberries with friends. Rev E B Redhead travels to Rochester NY for several days. Mrs Margaret Reenst and daughter Thelma of Youngstown visit aunt Mrs Patrick Flynn in Hur an street. Mrs Parmelia Gott and Mrs Charles Swinenburg of Wheeler Indiana visit Mr and Mrs James D Johnson of East Bridge street. Mr and Mrs Howard Brown and sister Miss Sarah Fignon of 135 Huron Street sail to Denver for Mrs Brown’s health. Ralph Arpin at 123 Bridge Street admitted to St Joseph’s.

Mgr Fred Reens Cleveland Harry Hinkson John Unger Henrietta E. B. Redhead Rochester New York Margaret Reenst Thelma Youngstown Patrick Flynn Huran Street Parmelia Gott

Cafeteria Supper Hosted by M. E. Church Circle

Circle No 1 of the Methodist Episcopal Church will hold a cafeteria supper Saturday from 4 30 until all meals are served. Proceeds go to church work and community aid.

Circle No. 1 M. EB. Church

Grafton Notes From October Local Briefs Involving Students

Grafton notes report Peter Shuster recovering after a Sunday injury and Stanley Bardon hospitalized with leg injuries from a football game with Elyria Eagles. Mrs Wm Buckingham visits family in La Grange as others spend Sunday with relatives. George Haury of Cleveland visits A L Haury. A H Sheffield of Lorain visits C H Johnson. Mrs Leon Lehman injured in indoor baseball shows improving condition. Grafton High School pupil council elected Horace Beldon president Eva Brunson vice president Etta Schwan secretary and Carl Davidson treasurer. Beldon High School class plans a hoboo party at the clubhouse Friday Oct 19.

Grafton Peter Shuster Suniay Stanley Bardon Elyria Eagles Memorial Hospital Wm. Buckingham la Grange Buckingham Thomas Buckingham Geo. Haury Cleveland A. L. Haury O. McParland Virginia Leltoy A. H. Sheffield Lorain C. H. Johnson's Leon Lehman Beldon Beldon High School Horace Beldon Eva Brunson Etta Schwan Carl Davidson

Teachers Meet At Mrs Geo Myers Home For Year

The annual teachers meeting is set for Wednesday evening at Mrs Geo Myers home. Bolden indoor baseball travels to Henrietta Wednesday afternoon while Friday afternoon features an Avon Lake indoor baseball tournament. Girls basketball has new uniforms and practice starts next week. women teachers plan a faculty basketball team and seek games with other faculty teams for the year.

Geo. Myers Bolden Henrietta Avon Lake

Bake Goods Sale by Circle 7 of M. E. Church

Circle 7 of the M. E. Church will hold a bake sale on Saturday October 18 at the Singer Sewing Machine Shop located at 990 Middle Five.

M. E. Church Singer Sewing Machine Shop

Mrs Poincare Known For Best Dressed Social Status

Mrs Poincare wife of the French premier is noted for her reputation as one of the best dressed women in the world.

Mrs. Poincare Premiee

Rummage Sale At Troxeo Building On Mill Street

A rummage sale is planned at the Troxeo Building located on Mill Street for three days October 17 18 and 19. Proceeds will support local community charity efforts. Volunteers and donations welcomed.

Troxeo Bldg Mill Street

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