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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1921
Page
10
An irregular club meeting was held at Mrs agpert street with Mrs Williama St presenting and new members joining. Members discussed upcoming work and a social afternoon featured refreshments. The next session is planned at the home of Mrs turk street with several ladies in attendance.
The Home Garden Association announces its thirteenth exhibit opens tomorrow at 1100 hours. The public is invited to attend, view entries, and prizes will be awarded for school pupil vegetables and other displays. After a two month vacation the Intermediate Christian Endeavor restarts Sunday evening prayer meetings at the Church of Christ with topics Using Our Bibles led by Dexter Strickler.
Fifteen ladies attended the meeting of the Grace Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Society yesterday afternoon in the church basement. Mrs Schnabel hosted the event. Mrs William S A Krughman served as secretary. Clara Willard was appointed in her place. The latter part of the afternoon was spent quilting and refreshments were served by the hostess.
Members of the First Congregational Church will hold a midyear class picnic at Glen's career tare tomorrow starting at 2:00 PM. The event is organized by Mrs. Floren Clancy Hall with arrangements by Gearney and includes Rev. Reefy, Augustus, Terry, and Mr. Richey as organist.
The Clan Robertson held its regular meeting last evening in the G. F. R. Hall with a good number of members present a communication from the Royal Executive Council was read and will be voted on at the next meeting. Some discussion arose on the subject of the attempt to depart. Miss Hay the Scotch girl was held.
Helen Morris attended Grace Lutheran church last night for a Young People’s Society meeting. She joined as a social member after the business session, then the group enjoyed games music and refreshments.
A pre-nuptial courtesy dinner for Miss Maud Lynch and T P Crane was hosted with twelve guests. Yellow and line decorations featured yellow-rose and salvia, with cards and music complementing the evening. Miss Ella Keane and T P Crane won high honors at cards while Miss Lynch received consolations.
Chester Suppes has gone to New York City. Joe Justin of Loram visited Miss Helen Tibball, guest of Mrs. LB Davis on Harrison Street for ten days. Mr. Harry Webber of Canton attended as a guest of Judge and Mrs. A. R. Webber yesterday.
A string of society notices and local events includes Ruth seeking Miss Helen Nichols returning to Cleveland schools after Boston vacation. Elvria Camp R N held a meeting in West Hall with plans for a card party September 22. Mrs Ow Griswold hosted a courtesy for Mrs Hess Hall visiting Chicago and Mrs Captain Ott of Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Henry G Peat return from a motor trip through Fulton Oswego the Catskills Watkins Glen and Lake Keuka during vacation travel.
Ben Ali Macafee of Villerb Sur Mer France announces a project to build a giant telescope near Chanaral Chile to study Mars. The design includes a fifty foot diameter revolving mercury dish and a deep mine shaft housing the telescope. The plan foresees Mars near earth in 1924 offering a chance to test life hypotheses via light flashes.
Admissions include Mrs Evelyn Brunger 1738 Middle Avenue and W W Barchard 119 Harwood Street. Discharge noted for E B Kirk 348 West Second Street. Chronicle Telegram Classified notes ads bring results.
The article describes a hat created by Mrs Evaline Gibeon of Chicago. An old turban brim was trimmed with seven real poplar leaves and finished with silver and lavender paint. Leaves were gathered from Mrs Gibeon’s front yard and valued at five cents for silver petals and Ave cents for lavender finish.
Byron Carstensen 33 a carpenter and Mamie Deal 22 both of Loraine are listed in a local notice collected by Rev Hendke.
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