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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1926
Page
4
A well attended gathering featured Mr. Auld urging men and women to commit to church work, with Mr. Allen presenting figures on need. Trustees introduced the 1927 budget and pledges were signed, though the Calendar Club meeting was postponed to Monday evening, Nov. 8.
Various church and youth groups, including St. Pauls and the YWCA, plan events and dances. A long list of meetings, speakers, and social activities unfolds through the week across congregations, clubs, and student centers with preparations for fall events and a Bake Night social conclude the schedule.
A group of twelve girls gathered at the YWCA, forming a new separate club with advisory guidance from Miss Seymour. They plan to meet biweekly for dinners and plan speakers on social topics, maintaining a governance and activity agenda distinct from federation.
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club and guests were entertained at the home of Miss Bertha Sehuige. Mr. E. J. Fellow, secretary of the Board of Trade, spoke on women’s roles in business and community life. Mrs. Edna MacDowell played piano.
Circle No 9 of the Methodist Church hosts a Wednesday dinner with Mrs L I Eted at 2927 Lake Ave Pawing. Circle No 1 meets Wednesday with Mrs C Maston at Wey ab MeTL ILE. The Woman's Bible Class of the Second Congregational Church entertains at Mrs PL Nested 727 Des eyuve tonight. The Pigredia Social Club plans its annual Halloween party Thursday at East Broad Street homes. Civics and Political Trees Dept of the Wendet holds a bridge luncheon Friday Oct 27 at 2 30 with refreshments. Circle No 3 at 45% Karl Court meets Wednesday afternoon.
The Canton Lorain Ladies Auxiliary held a regular meeting with about twenty five members present. They planned a Halloween social for November 3 and discussed leadership, candidates, and a joint gathering with the Canton and Lorain bodies. Maj. Gen. P. A. Vehn of Toledo attended and addressed the group. Fred Dimmins served as toastmaster and refreshments followed in a decorated hall.
A partial report describes a card party event with attendees including Mrs Mave Wsaneferd erertged and others. The piece lists guests, committee roles, and future meeting plans, noting entertainment by Mrs Dinston and various participants.
Admissions list includes Tate Pasquale Rudolph Linhart Cathy Cole Ferdinand Krause Francis Walsh Mrs Perry Thompson Mary Brickway Mrs Herbert Start Fred Hawthorne James Guest and others from multiple Ohio towns and Tennessee. Discharges include Ferdinand Krause Amherst Mrs Henry Abramoska baby girl Mrs Max Dusgha busy boy Robert Anble and Power Stodolak from Erie Street.
Local society column lists Mrs L. MrFillen and daughter Al Micabeth returning from Toledo and Weston Ohio visits. The Whitneys and the Olmsteads spend Sundays with neighbors. Birth announced for a baby boy. Several residents travel to Cleveland Amherst and Michigan for work and leisure.
The clipping lists numerous locals with health issues travel plans and visits including Mr. Grosh facing a serious illness his daughter and Rev W L Burner speaking at a Disciple convention in Cleveland. It notes residents returning from South Bend for a Penny State-Notry Dame game and various family visits in Cleveland Vermilion and nearby towns.
Community event at the Elyvia Eagles hall invites all to attend Fridays with a 50 cent couple rate. Social gathering welcomes new and longtime members to enjoy music and dancing.
The Warren Ohio Grup entertained delegates at an open house during a banquet and theater party. Mrs Madeling Brasselle of 140 West Bridge Street was taken to St Josephs Hospital Logain last evening where she will undergo treatment.
Property owners along Oberlin road appealed to city council to postpone a sanitary sewer buildout until the plan is reconsidered. Council President Miller noted many nearby properties recently installed septic tanks and lack urgency in proceeding. Meeting minutes reference October 20 and local lodge officers.
The council voted to refer the sanitary sewer matter to the Sewer and Drains Committees and to present a resolution at the next meeting. Oysters drive the USCRL cable fishing industry with an annual return of about 15 million dollars to Ith. Lourdes sees ten thousand pilgrims from multiple nations in September.
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