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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1921
Page
7
A local show features male vocalists in baritone and bass ranges performing in a themed program. The lineup highlights a gnly woman baritone role and an accompanying bass voice, drawing attention to low tenor textures and deep vocal color.
The McKinley school group entertained Elyria teachers with a Halloween party. Guests arrived in costume and played guessing games, toured a chamber of horrors, and enjoyed palm readings by Mrs Jaster. The gym was decorated for the season and refreshments served to about forty attendees.
Mrs B J McDonald and her little son Buscell left Elyria for California on Thursday. Neighbors surprised them Wednesday night with a farewell gift. Elsie Court of Cleveland and Harold Court of Norwalk visited earlier. Mr and Mrs McDonald have lived in Elyria five years. The Parent Teachers Association met at LaPorte school with L A Melion presiding and A Opter leading the program. Six primary girls performed and there was music by seventh and eighth grades and a Knechtges solo. An auction was held by R Ives. Committees were named for a Christmas Bazaar.
The Vincent Farent-Teachers Association met at the schoolhouse last evening. Mrs Lew is Rehmeir and Mrs Frank Eschtroth shared a note about children at home. An entertainment auction was set for November 4 at 7 20 and the next meeting is planned for November 17 in the afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Taylor entertained eighteen friends at her Washington avenue home with pumpkin decorations and orange blooms. Prizes for games went to Miss Helen Slough Deil Savage Roger Kellogg and Dean Shelly. Ice cream and cake followed by dancing. Savings Deposit Trust Co employees and wives visited the Hedges then hiked to the river for games around two fires with a feast by hostess Mrs Otto Chapman. Thayer Chapman sang solos and others joined in songs.
Mr and Mrs Henry Hoard of Lark Street announce their daughter Edith's engagement to Walter Botamer, son of Mr and Mrs A C Botamer. A Halloween party last night featured pumpkin faces, crepe paper decorations, and a fruit-filled pumpkin basket on the table where refreshments were served.
A group traveled to Cleveland for a North Wing encampment last night. Roast pork sandwiches and coffee were served during the event.
The annual inspection of the Women’s Relief Corpea will be held Friday at 2 p m. A tureen dinner will be served at noon at the G A R hall. Members are asked to come with a dish to share, meet the inspector, and enjoy a social time.
A dense list of local clubs and societies schedules across town. Includes East River street meetings for the Knights of Columbus and Sons of St. George along with church and neighborhood groups. Events span gatherings at Carlile Center Ely school and parsonages with masquerades, dinners, and catechetical instruction noted throughout the week.
Miss Margaret Horan of Fifth Street entertained the Sunshine Club yesterday. Miss Treva Worthington read a paper on the Middle Atlantic States. Miss Horan performed a musical selection. A dainty luncheon followed the program.
A splendid meeting of the Friendship was held yesterday afternoon at 4 at the M CoA Gymnasium. Over one hundred girls attended. after supper fifty new members were initiated. The evening concluded with dancing.
Mrs Dell Busch of Quincy street slowly recovers from scarlet fever. Mrs C W Benton of Buffalo is guest of Mrs S H Bowen. Mrs Ben Whitt of Vermilion visits Mrs J A Robertson. Mrs Henry Dimock and Mrs Joseph Foraker stay with Mrs W G Sharp. The Tutelary Club meets Mrs G A Friday West River street. Mrs Richard Tibde returns from Put in Bay to Elyria. Mr and Mrs C E O'Dell of Olean visit Mr and Mrs Fred Ernshaw. Mrs Wm Golde called to Johnstown Pa. Mr and Mrs C L Bradley and daughter Mildred visit Glendale court. Mr Otto Algrim and Luella visit Henry Koepp. Mrs J L Rounds entertains Mary Rounds and Mrs J W Rounds. Mr and Mrs Thomas Fox and George Fox plan Sunday with Shaw at Glendale court. The Colonial Club meets Mrs M Beebe East Ave and Broad Street. Will Mynders of Cleveland visits John Cullin over weekend. Rebecca social club postponed due to reception for Mr and Mrs ROR Reweard.
At a full Methodist Men's Club supper in the spacious church dining room, about one hundred attendees listened as Dr Edwin Kirby delivered an informal talk. Introduced by club president John Whitiey, Kirby urged men to pursue prayer and action, declaring America chosen for righteousness and urging forward-looking faith as the nation faces trials.
Seventy Girl Reserves gathered at the YWCA gym after noon for a pleasant meeting. Fifty girls were initiated in an impressive service conducted by Miss Elsi Altfeldt of Franklin school with assistance from Miss Washburn Mrs. Wincor and group leaders. Monday Classes listed for Dramatics 7-8 Miss Todd Sewing 7-3 Miss Moore.
Peter Manojiovic, 27, sailor, and Domica Moslic, 19, of Lorain are named in a local report. A note refers to a statement by a priest described as Lo rata, with unclear context and no further details provided.
The probate judge transacted business this week with filings for probate of the wills of Anna Stange of Amherst and Noah Hucking of Oberlin. Administrators and administratrices were appointed for Louise Padley Avon Lake Village Francis B Haywood Elyria and William Earl Black River with bonds set at 6000 1000 and 200 respectively.
Miss Honora S. Gittings of San Francisco, twenty four, was elected Adjutant of the California Department of the American Legion, the highest post ever held by a woman in the Legion. A former chief yeoman, she served two years in World War I and was among the first American women to enlist.
A notice from Correspondents Special Notice urges readers to send items to the office. It highlights a planned annual entry of one week of manual and agricultural labor into every Bulgarian school year for both boys and girls, reflecting national education aims.
A poem by Mrs. C. F. Easign notes October scenes in the hillside woods. It muses on falling leaves gold and crimson and the call of song birds traveling south during autumn days.
A lyrical散row paints October scenes of harvests and fading light. The poem moves through blooming fruit, ripening corn, and pumpkins strewn across fields under changing skies. It asks readers to observe sun, clouds, and sunset hues over rural life.
Hospital notes mention Mrs Edna Allen of Colombia Mrs Alice Henry, a Harvard priest and Miss Laura DeGaul from Obertin in a brief society style item.
Fragmentary lines show early weaving origins and references to ancient pigery in a faded source. The text mentions weaving and early times but lacks a complete narrative or clear entities to anchor further details.
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