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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
3
Division C Church of Christ hosts a Halloween Cafeteria Supper on Saturday October 24 from 4 30 until all served. An advertisement appears in The Courier Telegram Want Page. It pays.
Community notice for a dance at Carlisle Grange Hall on Saturday October 17 with a 25 cent admission. The item references a note of town importance appearing on Page 175 of the October 24 issue of the Saturday Evening Post and mentions Manhattan Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co.
The tenth annual District Conference of the Spanish War Veterans auxiliary met in the city with about a hundred in attendance. National officers and district leaders attended. speeches highlighted department reports and wartime service, with elections and recognitions for comrades.
Local fraternal orders stage evening gatherings at Lodge halls and the YWCA. The Women of the Mooseheart Legion host a masquerade party at Mrs Myrtle Thorley home with 65 guests, prizes awarded for best costume. St Ci Lodge held a social with orchestra, readings and dancing followed by luncheon.
Lucille Wooden wed Harold J. Aihhouse of Wakeman Ohio at Congregational church with Rev Savage officiating. Attendants were Miss Carolineas and Buckiex of Wakeman in corsage bouquets. Bride wore an orange gown with lace and bouquet as guests joined in a shaded tan and pink decor.
The Seplentes Club at Elyria High School met yesterday afternoon with a two-part program. It featured a family album theme and scenes of gods and goddesses, with images including Cupid and other figures.
Report covers a Halloween party with around 42 attendees and notable costumes. Highlights include prizes for garments like a War-period gown and the appearance of a ten piece band. Also mentions community meetings at St. Pauls Church and Women’s Association events along with hospital admissions and discharges.
The October Neighborhood Circle of the Congregational Church met Wednesday with large attendance and devotionals led by Henry Tusersoll at Circle No 2. Circle No 7 hosted by Mrs Beebe and Mrs Jer ing featured programs. Circle No 5 of the Episcopal Church was noted with entertainment and social reports. The Helping Hand Society held a card party at Mrs Clara R ds street with new games and table arrangements.
Five hundred attended an evening gathering with a Halloween luncheon at its close. In two weeks a gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Nettie Meyers on West Street. Several names of local organizers and a dance at Grange Hall Friday October 23 feature a cooks orchestra and a 25 cent extra for ladies. A rummage sale by Circle No. 3 of the M E Church is set for October 23 and 24 in the Elyria Block. The note warns against unrecognized solicitors posing as union carpenters and advises showing cards.
Instructions suggest dipping or boiling 15 cent packets to tint or dye fabrics including wool or silk. Diresctions guide buyers to confirm fabric type with a druggist before coloring and mention suitable garments like skirts and dresses.
Nina Hittsmen Lorena Plain Ghawitness of the Betsy Ross Council of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty attended the Forest City Council meeting in Cleveland where candidate initiations occurred. Afterward the ladies joined the banquet.
An old advertisement promotes Danderine or Danderize as a hair solution. It promises hair appears twice as thick, glossy, and perfumed, with toning and growth benefits. The copy urges brushing with a tile dampened brush and notes a 65-cent bottle at drug or toilet counters.
A patent lemon based cosmetic claims to smooth out wrinkles and crow’s feet by nightly facial application. It promises a youthful contour, softened pores, and lighter skin tones, urging readers to mix the harmless lotion themselves for best immediate results.
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