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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1927
Page
8
A busy afternoon feature in Lorain county notes Hamilton P T A held its first regular meeting with committee appointments for the Precember bazaar and a report on the summer canvass. In St Andrews Church, the Men’s Club elected officers and heard plans for a strong year ahead.
Twenty five members of the East Side Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal church gathered yesterday afternoon at 247 Princeton avenue hosted by Mrs. Lee R. Taylor and assisted by Mrs. E. B. Carter to sew for the church Christmas bazaar. Mrs. John Davies and Mrs. George Smith joined the guild as new members. On October twenty seventh Mrs. William Goacher will entertain the guild at her Cornell avenue home.
Mrs Paril Hubbell hosts a birthday party at Spruce Street with three 500-point tables. top scores go to Mrs Dr Peterman, Mrs Nell Sheahan, and Mrs Ray Brown. next meeting set for October twentieth at Mrs William Hunter’s Hilledale Court home. The Franklin Parent Teacher Association holds its first meeting in Miss Peters’s room presided by Mrs Karl Lehman. Dr Hake discusses Chiropractic Referendum to voters in November. next meeting planned as social. Sabbath evening sermon topics include Aichie Prophecy and Nebuchadneazar's Dream. Public invited to both services.
Fourteen members of the Mooseheart Legion visited the home of Peter Neufer on S ond Street for a dinner served at noon. An apron sale was planned nearby and the next meeting set for Mrs Nick Neufer on West Street in November. Division A of Second Congregational church held services with large attendance and discussed funding for a dinner to be served near Wednesday.
Grace Lutheran Church Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Spieth as hostess. twenty members attended. They planned a masquerade party for October 27 in the afternoon. Union High Girl Reserves held a meeting at the YWCA gym. plans for future gatherings were set during the business session.
Community groups host meetings and socials including Ladies Aid at Stautard Ave, a bake sale planned for November, and a progressive pedro party at East Ave. Members and guests attend from Cleveland to Findlay with plans for upcoming events and church district gatherings.
Miss Charlotte Brooks has returned from Columbus Ohio where she spent the past three days attending the Ohio State Library Association Conference. Henry Dellefield has moved from the Anthony Dellefield farm to a Telegraph road farm where he will continue his business. Mrs Edward Rihm of Detroit Michigan is a guest of her parents Mr and Mrs R L Rhodes of this city.
A public meeting of all voters in Elyria Township will be held at the Lake Avenue school house Stop 7 Lake Avenue to discuss the proposed bond issue on Tuesday evening October 18 1927 at 8 p m.
A royal era shipyard site on Brownsea Island near England’s south coast is up for auction. The property spans roughly a quarter mile from the mainland and covers a historic tract dating back to Roman Britain, noted as a beautiful main feature of the area.
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