Veterans Auxiliary District Sth meeting in Elyria
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary No. 10 of Elyria hosted the Sth District convention on October 15 with delegates from Cleveland Lorain Amherst and Toledo. State President Beth Sels of Dayton attended.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
9
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary No. 10 of Elyria hosted the Sth District convention on October 15 with delegates from Cleveland Lorain Amherst and Toledo. State President Beth Sels of Dayton attended.
Various Lorain events fill the town with dances, meetings, picnics, and card games. Groups including the Evangelical Women’s Union, Daughters of Lori Robertson Lodges, Royal Neighbors, and the Loyal clubs gather for devotionals, papers, and wheel prizes while youth clubs plan dances and picnics at local parks.
Local clubs announce weekly meetings and events from October through late October. Poinsettia Club, Yeomen workers, and Daughters of Scotland plan gatherings. hospital notes list recent admissions and discharges. Halloween masquerade events and camp reunion planned. various church circles host meetings and teas with upcoming bazaars and social plans.
The fall session of the Men’s Club at St Andrews Church convened in the church school room with about seventy members. George Stevens led the meeting. Dr J E Betteridge was elected president and C U Ser treasurer. George Bez of Cleveland spoke on the Nation Wide Campaign and church benevolence. Various guilds prepared a fine dinner and attendees enjoyed a Halloween social. Also noted were a Demolays business meeting planning a December comedy and an Entertained at De Too club gathering with cards and luncheon. Division Four of the Congregational Church held an all day quilting and sewing session at Mr Scheuneman’s home on Lake Avenue, with plans for a future meeting at Mrs Harry McNensie’s. Mrs Orrin Baker visited Lorain yesterday.
Twenty five students toured the Columbia Steel Company plant to study cold roll steel and its auto industry uses. General superintendent Mr Founsend and superintendent Mr Dickson led the visit, with plans for a best trip report to Mr Towries.
A merry crowd of about one hundred and fifty attended Sehavister lodge’s dinner and entertainments. Rev. Edw Hesneth presided as master of ceremonies while LTWS proposer led a food session and long address. Girtroale lucenguentS noted guests enjoyed the evening as programs concluded with games. Mrs. W. J. Hecker hosted a birthday luncheon followed by further duties for the division of the Second Congregational Church sentinel roles.
Ambiguous personals mention Atane and Sf KRragmen of ACSHLP Ath Judsen Rian and Mrs Orrot with a daughter-in-law Mischka from Ambe. Mrs Mery Marnard Street expected Monday or Tuesday or next Rexnoaid with house guests W Goacker.
Mrs. Allen of Philadelphia visits at Mrs and airs Sr. O Weldon of Mast Avenue. Mrs. Jessiy Grills of 374 Colombres Street called to Fremont Ohio due to Howard Grills illness. Mrsvol Q Ryan to spend weekend in Cleveland and attend Cleveland orchestra. Ford Loomis returned from Grand Rapids after attending a trade group. Russell Mesher broke right arm at play. Birth announced of a baby daughter to Mr. Rnders Herbe ilinghere of Sp.ank Co. Mrs abend & ident attended vart of the Aux Sith. Robert Garretson fell from a tree breaking his right arm. Mrs. Burke and Mrs Heeder return from Toledo after attendance at Branchmeer Society event. Additions Society on Pat Ridgeville-Grange Dance tonight. Jolly Four Orchestra music. Card Party at O. O. F Hall October 19. Pythian Sisters board party at K of P hall October 19.
Old fashioned dance at Carlisle Grange Hall scheduled for Saturday October 17 with extra lady dances by The Wedges from LaPorte and Grafton Road. Dancing Friday night at 50 cents a couple. Also notices a sale on Tuesday October presumably 2021 at Room West of West Market House. The Rebecca Club hosts a board party Wednesday afternoon October 21 at 1 30 in LO O.2 hall. Christ Church serves a criter ia supper Saturday October 17 from 4 30 until all served.
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