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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
9
The executive board met in spring to review the treasurer's report and funds for the organization. Plans for future meetings and option sessions were set, with registration and voting rules outlined for Elyria.
A Sunday mass is announced in Washington D C to honor the memory of veterans from the color country and marines. D. C. Dimock from Cleveland leads the organizing group with B Foraker and A Hunter listed among guests and supporters from local groups.
The Garts' Federation of the YWCA organized a social for the Old Ladies' Home residents. Attendees upstairs heard Osward Christian Soldiers, a Donaver recitation, Rosa Kirk bridal vocal, Maurere Struthers dance, Eleanor Thomas recitation, Mildred Fanvar piano, and Abide With Me. Ice cream and cake followed as the group sang Federation songs.
Catholic Daughters of America host a macuerads party in Wurst hall. Daughters of Scotland hold a masquerade in Wurst hall tomorrow with East Side guild of St. Andrew's and Mrs. Ward Decker. Friendship club and Girl Reserves initiation. Lake Avenue PTA meeting at 7 30 in school. First Congregational Men's club with Dr. B E Cholrette speaks and supper at 6. LaPorte PTA play at school house. Pollyanna club led by Mrs. Peter man at Aurora terrace. EC E masquerade social in church. Tigredia Social club with Mrs. Henry Miller at 151 Lake avenue. American Association for Recognition of Irish Republic at Machinists hall.
Miss Doris Cameron of New York was voted best dressed aboard the S. S. George Washington on arrival in New York from Europe. Her Paris gown featured a turban-twist girdle of Roman striped silk with a three corner hat trimmed in monkey fur.
Pete Kolinski spent yesterday in Cleveland and Miss Helen Holyck of Lorain visited Elyria. Circlo Number 1 of the Methodist church met this afternoon at the church parlor. Mrs Edith Coy of West Riv read a note about going to Florida to spend the winter. Mertha Long of Achinad attended an event.
A customer from New Street reports severe back trouble and fatigue improved after using Lyda Pinkham’s Vege Compound. She says she can do housework again and now keeps the product at home as her best friend.
The marriage of Miss Ste Catherine Wit daughter of Mrs Meary Wilt of Men at Morris Illinois to Alvin Hardie was announced. Mr and Mrs ED Baker of Am at their Bellefeld home attended the couple. Other community notices recount a Wednesday meeting at Mrs George Rimback’s Chestnut Street home and future gathering at Mrs C M Theobald’s Gates Avenue. Mrs Harold Hull and daughter Phyllis have returned to LeRoy after visiting W E and Mrs Hull in Eleventh Street, and Mrs James Hopkins returned to Washington DC after visiting Reverend W L Noel following her sister Mrs Jobe’s death in Flyria.
Admitted Clara Vaeburgh in rush street and a baby born to Mr and Mrs Vasbergh at Rush street. Discharged Mary McClellan Dit ca Mrs Mary Treisel and baby at School street. Mrs Margaret Price and Baby at Tattersall Court Hales Mico lehateet.
Madrid reports a syndaest outbreak in Barcelona today halted by garrison troops. Government says unrest controlled nationwide despite radical protests linked to the Moroccan war, with agitation mounting across parties.
The R N of A Elyria Camp will hold a bake sale on Saturday October 27 at Superior Electric located at 356 Broad Street. Proceeds support lodge activities and community events. Ad 19 20 11.
London Oct. 30 Committes from both the Sima Feta and Bru ce dat Py ered today on of general raages which Mary been beeamel up in the conference. The peace parley will not convent until tomorrow.
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