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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1923
Page
8
The First Congregational Church hosted a banquet for church school staff and the education committee. Guests were seated in the church hall, with FE. P. as toastmaster introducing teachers and special guest Mrs. Grant, who is moving to Connecticut.
Various local clubs and organizations plan meetings and social events tonight. Delegates to the International Society for Crippled Children will be honored with an address by Hon Carmi Thompson of Cleveland, as other groups meet across Elyria.
Circle No 2 of the Methodist Episcopal church votes officers at the church at 1 30 on Wednesday September 26. The LaPorte Ladies Aid Society foregoes Thursday meeting. Mrs A J Jackson hosts on October 4. Royal Neighbors of America hold an all day sewing with Mrs Charles Zachariah tomorrow. Helping Hand Society meets at Mrs A N Lyberger’s tomorrow. Message circle will meet with Mrs Lyberger tomorrow evening. Circle No 4 of St Pauls Evangelical entertains Mrs George Reese on West River Road Thursday. Notawa Club entertained Thursday evening by Miss Fern Reinke at 442 Adams Street. Twelve Oberlin College alumni plan a campus fund campaign led by Mrs Charles Cushing and district chair Mrs Harry Redington. Hospital notes list admissions Mrs Thos Mockler Wakeman Ohio John Thorton Huntington Theodore Regan R D No 5 Huntington Mrs Ollie Thompson Cleveland. discharges George Long Sr Cleveland John Hobbey Telegraph Road Mrs Fritz Snyder Cleveland Mrs George Thompson Grafton Harry Brown Wellington. births to Mr and Mrs Thomas Mockler Wakeman a baby girl and to Mr and Mrs Nelson Hitchcock Grafton a baby boy.
Mrs Alex Hart of Philadelphia visits her mother Mrs Frank Seward at 495 Lodi Street. Families from Amherst Grafton Huston and Norwalk visit relatives in the area. Effie Sharp leaves for Baltimore to resume studies at Goucher College. Dr G E French and others go to Cleveland for the North East Ohio Public Health Conference at Statler Hotel. Lorain County residents attend regional events and host visiting relatives in this bustling community snapshot.
Delta Tau Delta at Wesleyan University announces Charles Davis of Ridgeville as a pledge. Leroy Jenkins of Eastaretiue discharged from St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain yesterday. Harold Kunkle of 337 Oxford left for Case School of Applied Science. Mrs. George Kunkle back from Petosky Michigan. Ralph Crandall to Ohio State University. Mrs. L C Heimstath hosted E J Foster Greensburg Pa and Miss Anna Reddy Steubenville. Mr. and Mrs. J A Gist hosted R Henderson Harvard Ave. Dr. Oscar Townsend and wife return from eastern motor trip. Dr Towns send attended Massachusetts General Hospital and Asthma Clinic in New York City.
Wellington plans a Tri County Church of Christ meeting in North Fairfield on Oct 2 with delegates from Lotain Erie and Huron counties. Speakers include Mrs C M Shook of Cleveland and E P Wise of North Canton. Rev Wallace Moller leads the Wellington church in hosting.
Dancing Monday Wednesday and Saturday evenings at Riverview Park with music and social fun for local residents in a family friendly outdoor setting.
Wellington personals note Frank Meade of Buffalo visiting relatives here. Virginia Ensign ill. C. E. Dirlam and A. B. Curtice were in Wooster, Colorado, earlier this week. Mrs. M. C. Phelps of Seattle, a former Wellington resident, visiting East Main Street with Mrs. Arthur E. Smith. Miss Edith Stevick entered Oberlin College to finish her studies.
Kipton and surrounding area reports show two birth announcements, an 8.5 pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs Benton on Sept 24 1923, and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Hand. Other items include Emma Sigeworth visiting Elyria for dental work, Roy and William Littles visiting from Michigan and Elyria, Jessie Anderson in Elyria, Theodore Bellamy moving to Wakeman, and Lucinda Hach of Cleveland visiting her mother Frances Lee. Clair Hil of Wellington called.
Oberlin Road event invites all Grangers and land friends to a Thursday evening dance. Community gathering welcomes members and neighbors to enjoy music and socializing in a casual setting.
Grandma Smith and Charieh Bayless families enjoyed Thursday evening. Marcid Smith of Elyria heads to Chicago for college this week with family gathering at Amy Hill home Wellington. Ray Robinson of Seattle renewed old acquaintances during a Thursday town visit. Numerous visits and dinners populate a busy weekend with relatives from Cleveland Oberlin Cambridge Springfield and Hiram. Mrs Judson aged 92 suffered a hip injury last Tuesday.
Sept 24 markets show butter 52 to 54 cents, prints 53 53, firsts 51 53, packing 33 35, fresh 38 1 2. Prices listed for nuts, poultry, apples, beans, cabbage, corn, cucumbers, tomatoes, potatoes and sweet potatoes with regional notes from Cleveland and Marietta.
A card party will be held at Moose Hall tonight under the auspices of the Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St. John. Proceeds support charity and community activities.
Classified note promotes a charmeen dress with a tiered skirt and twin-heart buckle aimed at business home or school use. The rest of the snippet reports Liberty Bond quotes and a Cleveland dancing teacher opening a studio in Elyria.
The article notes Miss Longo will teach a variety of dance styles including Toe Technique Port De Bras and Ball Room Dances as taught by Stefano Mascagno and Philip Nutt. She will spend one day weekly in Elyria starting Tuesday October 6. Address 13868 Cranford Ave Lakewood 3767.
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