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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1923

Page

5

State Officials Here For County Christian Endeavor Convention

Lorain County Christian Endeavor members met at the Church of Christ for the 1923 convention. Rev. W L Burner opened with You Are Welcome Home, followed by business and a solo by Miss Lydia Biddle. State Field Secretary Rev Frank L Freet spoke on Friends for Christ stressing loyalty to church and friends. State president James DeForest Murch was unable to attend. Rev F D Buchart will substitute.

Christian Endeavor Societes Lorain County Church of Christ W. L. Burner Freet Christ James DeForest Murch F. D. Buchart Broadway Cleveland Murch

Community Groups Host Halloween and Social Events

Numerous clubs and church groups hold events tonight from entertainment at the I O O F Hall by Bethal Shrine No 24 to a masquerade at Notawa Club and a range of society gatherings. Miss May Parton returns from Europe with stories of Good Will delegation tours and Verdun.

Mrs Markling Hosts Quilting Circle Social

Mrs Markling entertained at a quilting circle luncheon with a small group. The event featured a social gathering and a fine luncheon at a local avenue home, with guests including Mrs Eiger and others in attendance.

Republican Woman's Mole meeting postponed to November 3

Local notices report several club meetings and events. The Republican Woman's Mole meeting is postponed to Saturday, November 3. Unity Club gathers tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. R. V. Gamble and Mrs. Will Parmedes assisting. Halloween party moved to Association gym. Sons and Daughters of Liberty to meet. initiation services postponed. Knights of Pythias plan entertainments with active committee and visiting knights welcome. European guests honored at a Halloween party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Long. Circle No. 1 of St. Paul’s Church plans a work meeting to tie quilts. Var lisle Neighborhood Club to host a Halloween gathering. Missionary Society meets at Tian church with reports and plans.

Sons and Daughters of Liberty KH. of P. Hall Chevalier Lodge Knights OF Pxythlas Kaish=s of Pythias A. F. Christy John Brangigan Ruben Bat Harry Warren Bert Tan Marty Burr ST. Paul's Church John Higgenbocham John Bawler Euhouse Arthur Unber Sthan Pilgrim Community Church Dorothy L. W. Maha Miss Bell Woman's Association of the Church

Circle 7 OL 7 of the Abyterian Church Provi tabilites

Fragment text shows a religious group named Circle 7 OL 7 of the Abyterian Church and a reference to Goreme with typographical errors. The readable content hints at a church group or meeting in Goreme though specifics are unclear. No clear event date or outcome is present.

North Elyria Grange Holds Initiations and School Play

North Elyria Grange No. 2304 met at Stop 7 last evening with five members initiated into higher degrees. Edward Brown and Mrs Ed. Minard organized a fine program featuring a violin and piano duet, and a pantomime by local youths depicting the Hi on the plains with named characters such as Lady Veredevere Mae Krick and Wild Nell. A farewell party honored Frank Hawley as he prepares to move to Connecticut, with music by Mrs. Shubert and a Halloween themed luncheon and contests.

North Elyria Grange North Edyria Grange No Commenes Edward Brown Ed. Minard Veredevere Mae Krick Sette Bull Carolyn Woodhcutt Wild Nell The Plains Lady Veredevere Dorothy Boynton Erma Udinke Gertrude Conrad Harry Donald Hisiman L. C. Hecock Frank Hawley Jack Jones Floral Court Connecticut Mervin Shubert Stanley R.C. Richmond Louis Kranenhbuehl

Circle No 2 Meeting at St Pauls Church Home

Circle No 2 of St Pauls Church met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs C E Poole on Lodi Street. Six guests attended along with members, decorations leaned Halloween and Mrs Stock assisted. Door prize won by Mrs Kuss. E Oswald to host Chelo ladies at Cornell Avenue on November 7.

ST. Paul’s Church St. Paul's Church C. EL Poole Lodi Street Myre J. Tite J. Daley Mra. Y. Miller M. Schroder S. Stock Stock Kuss E. Oswald Cornell Avenue

Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Holds Special Meeting

The Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary met Thursday afternoon in the Lesson hall with strong attendance. Five candidates were initiated and the next meeting on November 16 will include an inspection followed by a full hour. Mrs. W. L. Barndollar of Loran was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walker on Williams Street.

W. L. Barndollar Lorain Joseph Walker Williams Street

Mustarine Panacea Claims Fast Relief Across Ailments

An old advertisement touts Mustarine as a universal remedy for sore throat coughs and pains. It promises rapid relief from earache headache toothache and neuralgia and claims to cure bronchitis pleurisy rheumatic pain and corns bunions and calluses overnight. The ad asserts superiority over liniments poultices and mustard plasters and pitches a 30 cent box as a bargain.

Dorcas Society Meets at Grace Lutheran Church

The Dorcas Society of Grace Lutheran met with Mrs Shreefl er at 108 Har wood Street for a regu lar meeting attended by twelve members. The afternoon featured fancy work and social time. Mrs Davidson will host the society in two weeks.

Dorcas Society Shreefler Shreffer Harwood Street Grace Lutheran Church Mra. Davidson Eighth St

Local society notes and visitors around Cleveland

Cyne a permits Cyne a permits Mme Gardner Bartlett of Washington Avenue spent yesterday in Cleveland. Born to Mr and Mrs Percy Annesley 314 Bath Street a baby boy. Mrs Charles F Baxter of Boston is a guest at the home of Mrs C R Bickford. Mrs Wayne Black and children of Lakewood were in this city today attending the funeral of Abbie H Smith at Mrs C R Summers Oberlin. Mr and Mrs Ernest Ferguson are proud parents of a baby. Mrs John Conabee entertained the Mayor and friends after the political meeting at Gates school with coffee and refreshments. Mr and Mrs John Halpin Mr and Mrs Frank Boylan and Miss Christine Boylan left for South Bend Ind to view Notre Dame Georgia Tech game and spend weekend with Harold Donald Halpin and Malcolm Boylan. Miss Gertrude Webb, summering abroad, visiting Mrs L C Renguard 236 Erie Street. Mrs Belle McIntyre of Wellington, guest of H H Hall 11 Hillsdale Court, leaves for Cleveland then Evansville Ind for winter. Miss Grace Jenkins of Milan and

Mme. Gardner-Bartlett Washington Avenue Cleveland Percy Annesley Bath Street Charles F. Baxter Boston C. R. Bickford Wayne Lakewood Abbie H. Smith C. R. Summers Oberlin Ernest Ferguson John Conabee Gates School John Halpin Frank Boylan Christine Boylan South Bend Indiana Notre Dame Georgia Tech Wil Harold Donald Halpin Malcolm Boylan Gertrude Webb Switzerland France Holland England L. C. Renguard Erie Street Belle McIntyre Wellington H. H. Hall Hillsdale Court Evansville Ind Grace Jenkins Milan

Local and Personal Notes From Oberlin Area

Lawrence Richards of New London and other Oberlin Business College students attended a gathering at the Renouard home on Erle Street. Mrs. Dewey Reynolds and daughter Jene of Shiloh visit Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Santa berry of LaGrange Road. Mrs. H Kidd, formerly Tiisto Griswold, and baby are well. Mrs. Floyd E. B. Campbell of Portland Oregon leaves for the west after visiting Howard J. Holl. Born to Burtom R. Bridge at West Third Street a 8 12 pound daughter. Mrs. Sadie Grundy learns of the Miami Florida arrival of C. W. Grundy family for winter. Mrs. Ralph Norton, missionary in Belgium, spoke at First Baptist prayer services.

Lawrence Richards New London Ohio Oberlin Business College Renouard Erle Street Dewey Reynolds Jene Howard JL. . Holl Campbell Hillsdale Mich Minneapolis Minn Burtom BR Bridge West Third Street Sadie Grundy Fourth Street C. W. Grundy Miami Fla Ralph Norton Belgium First Baptist Church The Chronicle Telegeum

Also Mentioned on This Page

County Christian Endeavor Convention Young Married Peoples’ Society V. J. Fitzgerald Middle Avenue Christian Endeavor County Union Blue Birdy Club Violet Guthman Methodist Episcopal Church McMasters Mount Union College Elijah Miller Penfield Junction Mission Study Club First Congregational Church Gates Room A. M. Hannaford H. A. Daniels Spencer Stanley Mabel Marsh Edith Girl Federation Girls Hallowe’en Clara Dyke Chestnut Grove Parent-Teachers ‘Association Hallowe’en M. Markley School House Elyria Miss May Partlon Scotland Ireland Msss Partlon Mits Ann Morgan Villa Tanon Versailles President Millerand Elysee Palace Miss Parilon Citadel Verdun London Miss Parton President Harding St. Margarers Westminister Bethal Shrine Bethal Shrine No. 24 W. 5 Elsha Banjo W. Bowdler Mr. Guth C. Post Highgate Harold Lane George Colburn Nor Waylett W. B. Rust J. B. Johnson Kentucky George Bush W. E. Aust Albert Highgate Jay Weller Jack Aust Spirit Hand Notawa Club Mildred Buck Loretta Barres Notawa S23 Fis Swanson Mr Groeseme Gen Inzet Zes Mrs. Markling Box Unity Club R. V. Gamble Will Parmedes W. Co. A. Hallowe'en Association J. T. Long Dei God Europe Hallowe'en Varlisle Woodland Avenue Canklin P. Missionary Society Seeets Missionary United Presbrts Society of the Tian Church Schmitzhr Stranehan L ‘Ster Provitabie Mit Eet Goreme Brocktom Mans Dickson Enzabeth Dickson Leruré Romain Wurst Hall Ptuseel Helen McHele Alfred Cook Foy the Danen Fam Lowing Friendship Club Cabinet Citb Cabr DAY Studio Middle Ave Court St Deekorn Dramatic CLV Dorothy Shaw Ruth Bailey Hubbard Walcox Donald Howland Franklyn Stearns Florence Marshall Revo Saltapor Ottella Steghy Virginia Parks Jane Moody Old England Staints Elks Hall Lenz Orchestra Norwalk Clan Robertson Moose Hall West Second Street Broad Street Hecock Richard Barthelmess Finney Temple Drug Store Oliver J.burns Masonic Temple George Mahon West Avenue Vrank A. Chapman Prospect Street Gertrude Cesener Fifth Street Victor Stieswater Walter Dotamer High Street Guy Farrand Carolina Avenue Edward Vitto Cherry Street Ashtabula Harry Smith William Smith West Street Sherwood Metcalf Wakeman Jana Gill Columbus Street Kenneth Hulse Lake Avenue Saura Allen Columbia Station Harry Heal Winckles Street Lucky Links Club William Rib Brooklyn Street Pedro James Slee Harvey Eckentood William Birb Thomas Stringer George Foes Kenyon Street Cyne Turner Block Lorain County Mortgage & Title Co Stratford” Model Adam Brown Brunswick Music Shop Court Street
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