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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1922
Page
8
A long page lists numerous social, religious, and fraternal groups in Elyria. Mentioned are lodge meetings, ladies auxiliaries, youth classes, and club gatherings at churches on various streets. Also noted are hospitality events, a diary of meetings, and planned future activities across multiple organizations.
An Elks gathering last evening in club rooms drew a large audience. Reports covered the Cedar Point convention and plans for next year’s event. Elyria Lodge accepted an invitation to Lorain on September 24 for the cornerstone laying of the new Lorain Club rooms. Hivria lodge will lead the parade wearing Cedar Point parade garb. At St Paul’s a Clover Leaf Circle meeting set a date for a bake sale and discussed church matters. A social evening followed with Wassachtinm games and singing. Next meeting scheduled for September.
The Friendly Bible Class of Paptiat church studied the final lesson from The Conflict of the Ages and heard short talks. A duet by Preda Nichols and Elelen Sherman titled Over and Over Again. Mrs. Howard of Cleveland attended as the sole guest. Miss Mable Head of the National Board spoke to local members and shared foreign experiences at tea and a Federation supper. The Rotary Club drew a large crowd with H Rogers of the Lorain County Farm Bureau discussing the farmer and agriculture. Members have returned from vacation, energizing the meeting.
The Young Ladies Society of St. John's Lutheran church met in the Third street club room for a regular business session with twenty members present. A social meeting is set for Tuesday evening, September 26, with the entertainment committee in charge.
A trio of hats showcases fall fashion with small street and sport styles and large dress shapes. The left presents a light tan felt sports hat, the right a velveteen street hat with gold and blue ribbon, and the center a black velvet hat with flesh-colored velvet facing and a large velvet rose trim, highlighting eye pleasing designs.
About forty members attended the Ladies Auxiliary business meet last evening. Plans were made for a district meeting at Avon later this month. The next Auxiliary meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening September 26. Federation Girls shared a supper gathering. The Ball's first meeting followed Miss Head’s remarks. The setting up conference is planned for this weekend. The Friendship Club hosts Freshman-Ray tomorrow night in the gym. TIGREDIA SOCIAL CLUB to hold all day sessions at Mrs H L Johnson’s home 213 Bleveloth street with a noon tureen dinner and quiz work in progress.
Mrs Frank W of Marveilles avenue travels to New Leandog to visit friends while Edwin L Smith hosts a luncheon and matinee in honor of Paul D Richards and Walter Bag salay. Various locals from Elyria Cleveland to Edgerly New York visit or return home amid a string of social calls and meetings.
Local notes detail social visits in Hidgeville and nearby towns, with Mrs. Hall hosting Winckles street guests and introductions of visitors from Rochester and New London. Reports mention Audubon Bird Club inactivity, a hospital return, and a Presbyterian meeting at Mrs. Bristol's home. A birth is noted for O'Brien of Blaine Street.
A Philadelphia report recounts a stage scene where Dinnerstories describes an elaborate and terrifying sequence of facial convulsions. The senior partner criticizes a performer’s sneeze as a regular circus, noting that performances rarely meet advance notices and public expectations.
Sept 13 report from South Ridge lists neighbors and relatives visiting or calling on Sunday including Mr and Mrs Harvey Beal in Cleve land Mrs Cora Bender family Bert Fischer and H Bischoff from Amherst Mr and Mrs J O Rounds and Laratha Elyria Miss Caressa Ernst Eaton and parents Mr and Mrs Conrad Ernst and Chrtts of Elyria Mrs Estella Smith Lake avenue Saul Eppley and family Mrs Grover Sanker Mrs C Sanker Elyria Mrs Henry Schaub and son Carl at St Johns church dedication South Amherst Local meat specials McHenry Carr advertise Veal Shoulder Steak 20c lb pork shoulder steak 22c lb phone 2735.
Friday and Sunday seeing relatives and friends across Elyria and nearby towns. Guests include Sou Eppley, the Decker family of Elgrns, L Krochte, Albert Vietzen and children, P Fay and family at Wackeman, Ernst Aehroeder and family visiting Mrs Seigmond in Elyria, George Vogler and Walter Grobe in May, Paul Ford and son Laser of Cleveland with Harvey Beal and family, Milton and Mrs Eppley visiting Mrs Car Pow at Elgrin Memorial hospital, Chas Berg and family on Oberlin road with Edward Steng, James Thell and son James with L Butler, John Snyder and Chas Chaffee of Norwalk visiting local relatives, D C club wiener toast at Harvey Hall in Carlisle, Lewis Spiegalberg and children Irma and Russell on Townline road with C J Smith, Mrs Oh Kekeafely returning from Wyoming Valley Pa, Alb art Vietsen entertained at Sunday dinner with Elyria visitors.
Columbus Sept 13 Incorporations announced include The Independent Construction Co Lorain 25000 shares with officers H F Fraley and A P Logrog.
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