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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
6
Miscellaneous community notices list lodge meetings and church gatherings with times and locations. Mentions include Lodge No 316 Pythias K of J Auxiliary G A R Hall Daughters of America K of C Hall People’s League of St Church and various local groups.
The Oberlin Grange will hold a meeting on Tuesday evening September 7 with an educational program outlined. The Reynolds Family reunion is planned for Cascade Park on Labor Day September 7 with members and friends invited.
A wiener roast at Avon Lake Beach Stop 54 featured swimming and music enjoyed by Misses Mary Stallick Ida Long Florence Peters Clara Bartholome and Grace Wilson and Messrs Fred Guthman Roy Powell Jerry Cruse Melvin Unger Charles Hanson Lee Walker and Joe Walker. The Blue Bell Club met at Miss Marian Keller 4201 Park Place with a six o clock dinner then dancing and music. The next meeting will be at Miss Evelyn Rodgers 332 Kenyon Avenue. DeMolay reports from the State Conclave and Camp Nelson Dodge were to be heard at the group’s first meeting after the conclave. A large DeMolay attendance was expected. The F W met at the G R with about fifty. Nine new members joined and plans for the Columbia Quartet’s visit in October discussed. Ladies of the V F W also met and added new members, with a twenty five dollar donation from the post aided by Bernard O Donnell. Mr and Mrs C J Powell and son Billy of Rutland Massachusetts are visiting Mr Powell’s father W W Powell on East Avenue en route to Newport News Virginia. Little Miss Rose Downen of Tasbanks Route 1 suffered a serious injury.
Miss Altsckfr discussed Formalism in Education stressing adapting methods and content to modern needs. Margaret Atticher outlined Building a Curriculum with NEA research to enrich and adapt curricula. Ernest Bittersfield spoke on handling disciplinary problems with practical classroom examples.
A small, pretty affair honored Mrs Naomis Marsh with Miss Josephine Lockard hosting at her home on Harvard Avenue. About fifteen guests attended and spent the evening sewing. The bride to be Ruth MacDonald and groom Robert MacDonald arrived with a yellow wagon of gifts. Yellow and green decor set the scene and a luncheon followed before departure.
The Clover Leaf Club was entertained by Mrs Ollie Minnich Tuesday afternoon for the election of officers for the ensuing year. Mary Mason was named president, Hazel Kolb vice president, Rose Shauver secretary, and Minnie Lauer treasurer. A nice lunch was served, with Mrs Robert Mason of Elvria tl entertaining the October gathering.
A vintage beauty ad promotes a lemon based anti wrinkle lotion. It instructs mixing juice of two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White sold by druggists for a few cents. The result supposedly tightens skin and reduces wrinkles by morning.
Six couples attend a coed party at Griswold Road hosted by Mrs Brcent Pallas with games singing and a wiener roast on a clear moonlit evening. Guests express thanks to the hostess as they depart.
Local personals list residents and visitors including Mro and Mrs W Smith at Oak Ridge Green Springs and J J W Monroy with Jon Leon ard at Linwood Park. Mentions trips to Columbus for the State fair and relatives visiting Amherst and Harrison street. Also notes births and mishaps, dances, and fundraisers with dates and venues.
Edith Saltuper attended a kuesta at Cedar Point with Miss Leola Luce who returned from a visit with Miss Ruth Asiiog of Berea.
The Wellington band season ends tonight with a longer program, urged attendance from business leaders. Director Dan Grissinger asks stores to close for a community concert. Mrs C E Tripp arranged a post concert treat at Ramaett's restaurant. Local notes mention Mrs Florence Fisher hosting John Ford for dinner and Charles England with son Howard at the Huron County and Norwalk fair.
An advertisement claims a rapid wrinkle removal method using a powder and aerated juice, promising noticeable smoothing in about 15 minutes. It asserts dramatic transformations with minimal cost and describes the product as a revolutionary spa treatment.
Migrants and residents report short trips and homecomings. Mrs Young visits Milwaukee while Mr and Mrs Baldwin return from a Lakewood trip. Lillian Hanzak returns from Cleveland. Miss Curtice attends the Huron County Norwalk fair. Greetham returns from Minneapolis to visit relatives. Edwin Artz visits his sister Mrs Holt in Shelby. Wellington public schools open August 1 for book distribution and assignments. Senior High enrollments show larger attendance.
Farmers of Henrietta organized to care for Henry Kingsley who was seriously injured by a falling stone at the Ghlo quarries. He helped thresh on the Kingsley farm before his injury and is now improving with doctors hopeful for recovery.
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