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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1924
Page
12
Mr and Mrs Bassett mark fifty years of marriage with an informal reception at their home in Butternut Ridge on September 17 from two to five in the afternoon. The couple, longtime residents of the area, have many friends who plan to honor them.
The Lo rain County Council of Parents Teachers Associations holds its annual meeting at Highland School Penfield Junction Stop 22 between Elyria and Lor on Tuesday. A round table session follows with committee reports and program items to be discussed. A good speaker is expected.
Community notices list Lodge meetings Knights of Pythias and K of P chapters plus church gatherings at First Baptist Moose Hall St Patricks and American Legion Hall. Frank Harmon Lodge attendance noted with Scottish delegates from Dundee and lunch served. Also Rally Day at a church with programs and a pastor address. Socials include Edna Crombie’s wiener roast at Vermilion-on-the-Xe with later dancing at Elberta Beach.
The Canons club and Cantons entertainment program dominated last night’s meeting in the 10.0 F hall with officers of Cantons assuming duties and promising six consecutive entertainments. The Glee Club of Eyria High School elected new officers and announced an operetta plan for the future under Miss Lorena Toson, while St Paul Circle held a noon meeting at the church parlor with fourteen members present and a two year until next gathering at Mrs Ernes Williams’s home. Hospital notes list several discharges and new admissions from Lorain and nearby facilities.
Attending nearly all church workers of First Congregational Church for annual get-together, Rev. J. Lobingier led a discussion on the year’s work after a supper by Good Will Bible Class. Plans mapped for eight winter meetings, with a forthcoming Amaryl Cluk gathering, games, and social hour. The next meeting was set for the fourth Wednesday in October at Mrs. MacFarland’s East Street Lorain, with a noon meal and all-day format.
A large Methodist congregation gathered for a prayer service led by Rev. Edwin Kirby, followed by a reception honoring Dr Betow of Eliza Nast Hospital Sienyu China. She spoke on her hospital work, displaying a model compound and silk banners with explained meanings. Dr Berow noted many Chinese Christian converts become tithers. A committee served light refreshments.
A brief note describes a remedy claimed to clear blemishes and rashes, promising full skin healing. The text emphasizes powerful effects and a decisive result, asserting improvement across various skin conditions and imperfections.
Miss Cora Mae Watron of Fe chow Ohio plans a visit as house guest of Mr and Mrs George T Snyder of Columbus St Marion Daniels and M Agate return from trips to Cleveland Chardon and Painesville. In Chardon they stayed with Mrs Arthur Skinner and Mrs Henry Gansz of Amherst and Frank Steele of Santa Rosa Calif visited Mrs Eta Nichell here yesterday. Madame Barvlert from this city will travel to Marin Westing Station WCAT on Sunday for water work in the Depart. Arthur Sanders of url returned from a meter trip to Buffal they accompanied Naomi San Miss Ohio. Personal crisis reports Mrs Ho 3 Tals Card party Friday eve. Welcome rummage sale East Market House Friday and Saturday. Dance Carlisle Grange Friday midnight with Cook’s orchestra. Div C Church of Christ cafeteria supper Saturday Sept 27 4:50 until all served.
A woman was found hanging by a rope from a bed post in her room at a North Hudson Avenue residence last month. Ralph, a mail foreman at the local post office, discovered her on returning home. Authorities list poor health as the probable cause. she recently moved from Canton five months ago.
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