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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1926

Page

12

Community club notices and society events in Elyria

A long list of local society gatherings is reported, including club meetings at First Congregational church and Pilgrim Community church, the Woman's Club department sessions, the Elyria Travel Party planning, Pollyanna Club Halloween party, Four O Clock Club Ohio poets program, and multiple church and fraternal group activities with speakers, dinners, and forthcoming minstrel show plans. The piece also notes wedding plans in Elyria and social hosting details, with names of officers and organizers.

Bible Study Club hosts 16 at Mrs Mueller home

The Bible Study Club met yesterday at Mrs Martin Mueller’s 211 West Avenue home with 16 ladies. Mrs WK Davidson led a study on the Spirit of God the Third Person of the Trinity, and refreshments followed. New members invited by President Mrs R McCluse noted. next meeting date announced later.

Bible Study Club Mueller Martin Mueller West Avenue Mra WK. Davidson R. McCluse Pynom Elyria

Royal Neighbors Hold Lorain County Rally

One hundred leaders from four Royal Neighbors camps attended the Lorain County Rally last evening. Mrs. McGuire of Lorain presided at the afternoon session and state supervisor Mrs. Mionie Schott of Columbus gave a talk. Camps presented stunts, nine candidates were initiated, and plans were made for a fraternity party on October 27 with Mrs. B C Biddle.

Royal Neighbors Lorain County McGuire Lorain Mionie Schott Columbus Profrat Amherst Hidlem

Birthday Celebrations and Local Community Notes

A birthday surprise party for Mr Retchum and his brother Frank was held at 2260 Furnace Street with cards, music, ukulele, and a luncheon. Maplewood PTA held its first meeting of the year electing George Whipple as president Hattie Brown as vice president and Gertrude Conrad as secretary treasurer. A chicken dinner was planned by the Security Benefit association. Kate Kids King met at Eleventh Street with officers elected and two-week adjournment. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges. L C Club held its first fall meeting at Queena Mae Pearis home featuring a woods hike and a wiener roast. Halloween party planned in two weeks. Mrs H Isler to spend weekend at Chagrin Falls.

Filgroin Prospect Cambridge Streets Wiliam Walker Herbert Young Howard Wendell Clem Gratz Burton Hunter George Day Pilgrim Community Church Paul Wainwright Edna MacDowell William Walker Fellows Board of Tract of Elyria Board of Trade Walker Donald Webster Pilgram Community Church Accr Graham Ober- Min College Graduate School of Theology Joe Boddy Harry Elking J. Wherry Columbus Street Cli Lezier Ohio Pinkney C. BE Lotter Washington Avenue Fred Ketelhum Furnace Atreet Retchum Frank Ruth Williams Maplewood P. ‘T. A Maplewood Avenue George Whipple Hattie Brown Gertrude Conrad Luster Ng Security Benefi Association Loc FL Hell Wile Om O John Geahart L. C L ¢ Club Queena Mae Pearis Wea River Road Wiles Maman Maxon

Akreme Club Tureen Luncheon and OfficElections

Thirty two ladies attended the Akreme Club luncheon at Mascale Hall with the election of officers: Higgins as president and C. J. Whitehead as secretary-treasurer. Evening officers were thanked. a piano piece by Mrs Hamshie and Mrs Dickson and a Lakewood solo followed. Next meeting is Friday, Nov 12. Also lists marriage licenses and notices for several Elyria and Lorain residents including Edward J. Henson and Laris A. Cheeses, among others. names, ages, occupations and towns shown. clergy and witnesses named.

Akreme Club Mascale Reme Club E Higgins C. J. Whitehead W Hamshie W Dickson Lakewood Tom Vyiday

Personal notes fill Avenue Club meeting with many visitors

Mrs W. BK Dirksen of Lakewood attended the Avenue Club art evening. Mrs J A Humm of 119 West Bridge Krent visits for ten days at Cuyahoga Falls. Miss Bell to spend six months abroad. Mr and Mrs Briggs of Gates Ave in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs August Schoff of Detroit guest of Emily Peterman. Mrs Daisy Wilson ill at 362 Columbus. Julia Holmes dies at 68 Milan St. funeral at Norwalk. Mrs Alfred Alten returns from California visit with Jackson family. Born to Frank Plas and wife at 135 Fairlawn Ave. Several residents visiting Cleveland, Detroit, Oberlin, and Cincinnati for various social duties.

W. BK. Dirksen Lakewood Avenue Club J. A. Humm West Bridge Krent Cuyahoga Falls 8B. Davidson Eighth Street Helen Bett Cupar Fife Scotland Bell H. G. Briggs Gates Avenue Cleveland August Schoff Detrout Emily Peterman Seventh Street Bertice Wilson Mary Willenkeim Furnace Street Kontine Mich H. G. Stevick Mietlig Cleveland Hebrew Mission Norwalk Airs Holms Elyria Alfred Alten Inglewood California A. L. Jackson Third Street Frank Plas Fairlawn Avenue Osto Miller, Jr Derbyshire Sumner Hartwell East Avenue Dorothy Wood Howe Street William Neal Detroit Michigan Lou Hopkins East Broad Street Leroy Webster Soy Derald Cincinnath O Hy. Bairhste WB Hubbell Bart Avenue Oberlin Minnie Schott Columbia Ohio Yne Fiisteman Elsha Friend Ho Weox Daugsters Mre A. R Webber Washington A

Woman Speaker Plans Trip World Talk at Club Meeting

The club holds its first meeting on Tuesday at 2 36 pm with Mrs J C Bins as speaker. Her subject is My Recent Trip Around the World.

J. C. Bins

Oberlin Grads Lead Rival Teams in Oberlin Clash

Two Oberlin football stars, Edwin Fauver at University of Rochester and Edgar Fauver at Ohio Wesleyan, clash in Rochester as Oberlin alumni rally. President King sent telegram urging both brothers to win. Also notes Oberlin Musical Union revival with 1000 budget support, Messiah performances, and updates from Oberlin College departments including physics in Akron and a Forum Club gathering.

Oberlin Fauver Tuwlus Rochester Edwin Fauver Rochester University Edgar Ohio Wesleyan Henry Churchill King Edwin Fawver University of Rochester Wesleyan Oberlin Colege Briles Oberlin College Akron Municipal University Mildred Hale Allen Hospital Norman Shaw Forum Club W Scarborough Wilberforce University

Oberlin Migration Day Draws 1200 Fans In Cleveland

Over twelve hundred Oberlin techpeople and students attend the Reserve Oberlin football game in Cleveland today to celebrate Oberlin’s Migration Day. Mrs Mary G Olmstead of Princeton N J visits at her son John G Olmstead’s Oberlin home. Ralph Rowland of Enid Oklahoma visits at his uncle T J Rowland’s East College street home. Howland left Oberlin twenty years ago to join the railroad business.

Oberlin Reserve-Oberlin Cleveland Mary G. Olmstead Princeton N. J John G. Olmstead Ralph Rowland Enid Okla T. 3. Rowland East College Street Howland Oberon

Buckner Sets Record for “Blind Pig” Padlock

New York October 16. Mr Buckner Americas locksmith extraordinary posts a new speed record in opening padlocks. The latest lock so tight five burns after the arrest of the proprietor of a thirst plaking establishment.

Buckner New York Sam Xtraordinary

Experts estimate stroke counts for long swim from New York to Albany

In Poughkeepsie on October 16 experts tracking swimmer Miss Lottie Schoammel predict if she finishes the New York to Albany crossing in record time she will have used about 43 200 breast strokes and 74 000 awl strokes plus a barrel of grease. A boat crew assisting with timing keeps tally and passes time by waking calculations.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Lottie Schoammel New York Albany

Fess says fewer clothes not helped by law

Utica N Y Oct 16 Senator Fess offers a quip about morals noting that if girls choose to wear less clothing there is little legislation can do. He suggests social attitudes matter more than legal action.

FESS Utica

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