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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1924

Page

8

YWCA Board Maps Busy Season With Camp Gym Plans

The YWCA Board of Directors met after a dinner to review summer activities at the camp and tennis court. Miss Marion Parker outlined gym classes for women, girls, and a children’s dance program as plans move forward for a busy winter.

Young Women's Christian Association H. W. Ingersoll Marion Parker Y. W.C. A. Board of Directors Parker Massaga Federation Club Linwood Park Friendship Club Carl Johnston Est

Community fraternal and club meetings listed for tonight

Local organizations schedule gatherings across Elyria and Lorain County. Groups include Ladies Auxiliary of Knights of St John, Women's Benefit Association of Maccabees, Elks Lodge, American Legion, Odd Fellows, Masonic groups, Modern Woodmen of America, K of P, YL St John’s church, T NLT Club, Elyria and Lorain B nai B’rith, and Lorain County Medical Society with a five o'clock dinner and lectures by visiting speakers Don K Martin, Dr George D Nicholas, and Dr Valloyd Adair.

Ladies Auxiliary of Knights of St. John Moose Hall Women’s Benefit Association of Maccabees Elks Lodge Elks Hall American Legion Legion Hall Odd Fellows Lodge No Frank S. Harmon Lodge A. M Masonic Temple Modern Woodmen of America P. Hall St. John’s Church T. Nlt Ann Kolopus Elyria Lodge Independent Order B’nai B’rith Temple Corner Lake Avenue West Street Lorain County Medical Society Elks Don. K. Martin Columbus George D. Nicholas Valloyd Adair Lorain Europe Christian Endeavor Society of First Congregational Church Margaret Snyder Lodi Street

Richards Family Reunion Held At Ford Road Home

The Richards family held their second annual reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. E on the Ford road with many relatives attending. The third annual gathering will be hosted by Jay Brewster in Aurora Station Ohio next September. The Teachers-Workers Council of the First Baptist Church met at 15 Fifth Street with thirty members present to discuss graded Sunday school work and follow up of absent members. Refreshments followed the business.

Richards Fami Wood Clarence Riards Lorain Jay Brewster Aurora Station Iss Daisy Richards Columbia Station J. N. Richards Edna Francis Soion Ohio Teachers-Workers Council OF Baptist Church Teachers-Workers Council W. L. Walker Fifth Street Yellow Line Oklahoma W . E. Patton Third St

Welsh Male Choir Elect Permanent Officers

Frederick L. Brown was elected permanent director at a meeting at the Delaware Methodist church in Lorain. Officers named include Jenkins P. Kent as president, John V. Davis as secretary, John Gould as treasurer, W. Thomas as librarian, and James Finlayson as librarian. Next rehearsal set for Elyria Business car rooms Friday evening September 12.

Frederick L. Brown Thei Delaware Methodist Church Lorain Kent Jenkins P. Jondent John V. Davis John Gould W. Thomas James Finlayson Elyria Business Car Rooms

Lat-a-Lot Club Entertained by Miss Wary Walker

The Lat-a-Lot Club met last evening with Miss Wary Walker hosting eight members. Winners in five hundred were Mrs. Doris Hastings first and Mrs. Freda Blackwell second. Margaret Gruse Consolation. Upcoming meeting set for Sept 29 at Mrs. Margaret Koehn’s home Glenwood street. Births report a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs Oscar Peake of Grafton.

Wary Walker East River Street Doris Hastings Freda Blackwell Margaret Gruse Margaret Koehn Glenwood Street Jaat Labott Srange Avenue Cleveland Toney Emmanuel E. 40Th Street Basilio Isgro Joe Emmanuel E. Foth Elsie Cerlein Vulcan Street Andrew Fell Maple Street Margaret Miller Middle Avenue Oscar Peake Grafton

Maccabees Meet and Lodge Session Tonight

The W B A of the Maccabees meets at 7 30 in the Moose ball to drape the charter for Mrs Emma Welch. Harmon Lodge 665 FL and A M holds a regular meeting at 7 00 with winter work on the agenda. A Sewing Circle and Avenue Club meet at various times with election of officers and program events listed.

The Maccabees Emma Welch Sons and Daughters of Libery Fricar Ease River Street Harmon Lodge Ne Iea John Hadawney Middle Avenue Meet Avenue Club Masonic Temple

Burke to Deliver Welcome Address at Lexington Conference

Senator J F P Burke will speak at tonight's Lexington Conference session as the address of welcome. Officials from local churches including Mayor H Grer and G W Smith are listed among participants for the event with remaining program details unclear.

Sen. Burke Lexington J. F P. Burke Columbus H. Grer James Baptist Church G. W. Smith Second Methodist Church Frida

Business and Professional Women's Club Meeting Planned

The club discusses suitable rooms and financing for its project. A meeting will be held next Monday evening at the Johnston Gift Shop to take definite action and invite interested businesswomen to attend and support the organization.

Johnston

Whitacre Marries Miss Sadler in New Castle

Marshall Whitacre son of Mr and Mrs Louis Whitacre 604 Dewey avenue married Miss Jean Sadler daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Sadler 307 Winter avenue Castle Pa The ceremony took place at Central Presbyterian church New Castle on September 3 The newlyweds will reside at 604 Dewey avenue Community picnic planned on the entired lot Thursday evening weather permitting Women’s Associations hold first meeting Thursday evening at Mrs Avery’s Fairlawn avenue

Marshall, Whitacre New Castle Marshall Whiteacre Louis Whitacre Dewey Avenue Jean Sadler Thomas Sadler Winter Avenue Castle, Pa Central Presbyterian Church Reese J Whitacre Dewegave Pillemm Avery Fairlawn Avenue

Lovely wedding unites Victoria Wichlacz and Joseph Noveski

Holy Cross Church hosted a September wedding for Victoria Wichlacz daughter of Louise Wichlacz and Joseph Noveski son of Julia Noveski. Father Kuta officiated before about five hundred guests. The bride wore a brocaded georgette gown with French lace and Duchess lace veil, carrying a shower bouquet.

Holy Cross Church Victoria Wichlacz Louise Wichlacz West River Street Joseph Noveski Julia Noveski Grafton Kuta

Local social notes list visits and family updates

Coats, negligees, and luxury talk frame a social page. Various residents visit relatives in Elyria and nearby towns, with names including Bechtel, Kolbe, Neidling, Bauer, Brandau, Jobe, Wills, Cooper, French, Lindsley, and Manns. The piece notes travel to Lancaster and Columbus, and mentions Dr. Clauser promoting his Elyria practice after closing a Lakewood office.

Harry Sage Wun. Bechtel Henry Kolbe Malvin Thelma Middle Ridge Charles Bechtel John Neidling Carl Northern Myron Amherot Christopher Bauer Margaret Olive Jobe Bugar ‘Et Lorain C. Bauer Harvey Brandau Jr Cleveland FL W. Brandau Ruth Wills A. J. Cooper Charlotree D French Jeanette B. K. Lindsley Wm. Marshal R. W. Bechtel Ely Tia Kern The Evangelial Church Lancaster Columbus Marie Kuerim E. G. Manns Berlinville Blanche Welty Oberlin Misward Keerim Lorain Marie Keerim

Bride-Elect Mrs Alvin Saladin Feted In Shower

A shower for bride-elect Mrs Alvin Saladin was held at Linden with 3 matrons and 5 guests praising her. Decorations featured pink and white, with a blush parage and favors. The event honored Miss Agnes and Mrs Leon Eva, as plans for Linden led to a September 1 marriage. Also listed are marriage licenses for James Godette and Mary Gass.

Alvin Saladin Cleveland Prise Linden Agnes Leon Eva Beauriaur

Local residents return from travels and visits

Misses Tressa and Elizabeth Raldani return from Toronto via Windsor. George M Edmondson and daughter Ivy Jane sail home from abroad. Lenore Shumaker returns to teach at Elyria High School. Various Cleveland area residents host or visit friends in New London Berlin Heights and Toledo as delegates and club members attend meetings and conferences.

Tressa Elizabeth Raldani Tru Cleveland Street Jasreee Toronto Windsor Mor Natta George M Edmondson Ivy Jane Cleveland Mr. Edmondpeer F. W.¢ ol;Sen Tus Ciy Lenore Shumaker Chagcin Falls Taghis Joseph Healy Toledo William McGuire LaGrange Road F. J. Schaub Gen . Willis Baltimore

High Collar Among Newer Notes of Season

C Hutl whier ag e 2M and Mrs Street with son return Pine Lake pending some irs Olsen.

C. Hutland Whier

Unreadable OCR Summary of Local Notices

Fragmented names and places indicate a social visit and travel notes. Mentions include Mr and Mrs L A Farr New Ob Hanery Schaub Debn road Clark Tard Ohe Northern Ada Canton Ohio and Varminon-on-the-Lake with various host families and guests.

L. A. Farr New Ob Hanery Schaub Debn Road Miona Enue Ang C. Lane Daysater Lorain Clark Lakewood Leon J. Cleveland Lewis and Son L. Stough C. Bedient Albion, Gan

Bechtel Family News and Local Gatherings Reported

Brownhelm notices list family reunions and Sunday dinners at local homes. Included are Lane Zich Richard Zbb reunions, Manns family gathering at Congregational Church parors, and visitors from Henrietta Cleveland Lorain.

Mother's Friend praised by Pontiac mother

A Pontiac Michigan reader touts Mother's Friend for a painless pregnancy and delivery. The letter claims the external remedy eases the body’s natural reaction and urges expectant mothers to request the free booklet from Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta. It notes the product is sold at food drug stores with full usage directions on each bottle.

Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta

Barber Shop Ad Promotes Children and Ladies Work

Anton Eh. offers children's and ladies' barber services as a specialty. located on the fourth floor of the Masonic Temple with elevator access.

Anton EH Masonic Temple

Also Mentioned on This Page

Notes Business and Professional Women's Club Pilgrim Community Church Notes Elyria Elot. Clauser L. C. Bank Ide Iman John Equisa Taejemen Pam Gladiot Nore East Guena Vanna James Godette Mary Gass Rev. Ferguson Brownhelm Ruth Born Fred Neiding Marjory Ann P. F Pileger Evelyn Alfred Burton Sage Tnt Melanie Farr Court Street O'Donnells E. Gross Broad Street Little Joe Loomis P.S Harry Crandall Rexall Drag Store Marinello Beauty Shop Wolfe Block Second Street Marce Hing Vernon Hipp Mae Weston Geo. A. Clark Fumoral Chapel Hurst Middle Ave O’donnell Vestal Vestals
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