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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1923

Page

12

Industrial Federation Y W C A Preyear Meeting Noted

The Industrial Federation Y W C A held its preterm meeting at the gym last evening. Miss Myrtle Miller, president, opened with birthday remarks and introduced Mrs Graves Sharp and Mrs Ferguson as guests of honor. Department chairs outlined the year’s work, with dues at $9 and a membership drive starting October 5. Educational classes announced include sewing millinery ukulele Bible art needlework French and swimming plus a glee club formation.

Industrial Federation Y. W.C. A Notawa Duai Myrtle Miller Graves Sharp Fergnt Moore Martin Marsh Edwin Kirby

Local clubs host talks and social events in Elyria

Tonight the D L Club hosts Miss Edna Clark at 112 Eastern his Bird while Ladies Auxiliary No 31 meets at Eagles Hall. American Legion Post 12 reports a successful fish fry and Armistice Day minstrel show plans. Garrick Club enjoyed a one act play My Lady's Lace and Circle No 1 Methodist elects officers and plans a baked market with meetings at Third Street locations.

D. L. Club Edna Clark Ladies’ Auxiliary F. C Eagles Hall Modern Woodmen of America Moose Lodge Moose Hall Message Circle A. N. Lyberger Secnd Street Merican Legion Elyria Post No. 12 Amemerican Legion Joe Joy Hultz Elyria Uch Elyrians Jarrick Club Garrick Club Secor Fuditorium My Lady’s Lace Eleanor McKenzie Ethel Glosser Pala Dimick Kenneth Joy Bernice Fowl Dorotha Doane Ing

Roner Bartlett Studio Opens With Tea Visit

The Gardner Bartlett studios opened for the season with a tea yesterday afternoon attended by Madame Bartlett’s pupils and friends. Washington Avenue studios showcased works from eastern homes while guests heard letters echoing her ties to composers and literary circles. Attendees included reps from Cleveland and several area classes, with orders of flowers and gifts filling the room.

Gardner- Bartlett Madame Bartlett Washington, Avenue Mme Bartlett Mme Nordica Marcella Sembrich H. P. Belmont Cornelius Vanderbilt MacDowells Henry Clay Barnabee Charles Dudley Warner Mme. Bartlett Cleveland Oberlin Lorain Berea Gratton la Porte LeRoy Elyria

Village social notes from Grafton and area

The Friendship Club Cabinet will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Y. W. C. A. Division C of the Ladies Aid of the Church of Christ will meet at the home of Mrs. Chariey Smith Stop 8 Grafton Lins on Thursday A tureen dinner will be served. Mrs. Cyril Brecknock and Mrs. Leland Minch entertained at a miscellaneous shower for Miss Thelma Sackett in honor of her approaching marriage to Robert Loomis. The affair was at the home of Mrs. William Meinke who assisted the hostesses. Games and recipe writing followed until the bride-elect received a large yellow and white flower pot. A corsage of yellow snapdragons and white carnations was placed at the guest of honor.

Ladies Aid of the Church of Christ Chariey Smith Grafton Lins Cyril Brecknock Leland Minch Thelma Sackett Robert Loomis William Meinke

Dinner Party Honors Mrs William Bark

Mr and Mrs George Bradley delightfully entertained last evening with a six o clock dinner at their home 101 Harvard avenue in honor of Mrs William Bark former sister in law who will move to Gary Indiana to make her future home Eight covers were laid and during the hours which followed dinner music readings and a radio concert from Cleveland were enjoyed Many friends called through the evening.

George Bradley Harvard Avenue William Bark Gary Indiana Cleveland

Knights of St John Card Party Draws Big Turnout

Knights of T John Auxiliary held a successful card party in Moose hall last evening with forty five tables of five hundred played. Prizes went to ladies Hart Summers Osborne and to men Harry Swindling Al Jackson extras included Mrs Waikden Miss I Tauschmen Al Ostke Joseph Kemper. Mrs Al Jackson won the door prize.

Knights of St John Moose Hall Pedro Hart Summers Osborne Harry Swindling al Jackson Waikden I Tauschmen al Ostke Joseph Kemper

Elyria Man Weds Lorain Girl In Local Ceremony

A Lorain wedding unites Wiss Padine Gaz to n daughter of Ganobdsik with John Regan of Elyria at Hols Trinity church. Officiant Rev Novak, large turnout from Akron Chicago and beyond. Reception for 500 at Sokol Hall. Soon to reside at 2037 Elyria Ave Lorain Mrs Regan recently with Central cigar. Regan works in the chemical department at National Tube.

Hols Trin.v Lorain Wiss Padine Gasto Ganobdsik Elyria Avenue Lo- Tai John Ragan East Avenue Elyra Novak Akron Chicago Vermaibon Elizia Rose Crasker Catherine Ragan Anta Ganobski Joseph Ganobsik Dunner Waz Tecapilon Beta Ragan Sokol the Central Cigar Regan The National Tube Company

Birthday party for Thelma Day at 938 Walnut Street

Eighteen young friends gathered at Thel Mae Day's home to celebrate her third birthday. Games entertained the children while delightful refreshments and many fine gifts were presented to the birthday girl.

Walnut Street Miss Thelma

Marriage Licenses In Lorain Oberlin And Elyria Areas

Two marriage licenses are recorded. William McGuane 28 machinist and Alma Krubeck 23 stenographer of Lorain, with Father J J Johnson. Lawrence B Lancashire 7 dollars lumber dealer and Eldah M Hayden 30 teacher of Oberlin, with RevHOT Biu Robert Koehn 25 millman and Ottulie Keisler of Elyria with Rev Birkner.

William McGuane Alma Krubeck Lorain J. J Johnson Lawrence B Lancashire Eldah M Hayden Oberlin Hot Biu Robert Koehn Millman Ottulie Keisler Elyria Birkner

Hospital Notes Discharges In Bucyrus and Lorain

Discharges include Margaret Rowan of Rogers Street Bucyrus Ohio Irene Horvath of 1643 East 29th Street Lorain Ohio and Caroline Henson of 605 Park Avenue.

Margaret Rowan Rogers Street Bucyrus Ohio Irene Horvath East 29Th Street Lorain Caroline Henson Park Avenue

Local society notes from Elyria and nearby towns

Mrs F H Dibble of Harvard avenue visits daughter Mrs George Salen of Warren Ohio. Mrs Orlo Flint and Roy Hartley return from visiting mother Mrs D S Collinag at Valeakt Ohio. Mrs Archer Cochrane Stites of Chicago guests of mother Mrs John Frits Elyria for a month. Mrs John Garland listed as admitted to St Joseph's hospital. Merle C Norcross spent weekend with former parents in Lorain then to Grand Rapids Minnesota to settle. Mrs George Wuhrman returned from Cincinnati trip to visit son. Mr and Mrs Robert Jensen hosted in Lakewood. Mrs J A Pusbach recovering at Eastern Heights Bhd. Mrs C McKeen of Tonswanda New York visiting J S Moon's home. Carl Ashford guests of parents in Larala. Kolb family of San Francisco visited A G Kolb on Eleventh street after NYC trip. J H Leonard returns home East avenue after summer at Avon Point Lake.

F H Dibble Harvard Avenue George Salen Warren Ohio Orlo Flint Bellefield Avenue Roy Hartley Chicago Heights Collinag Valeakt Archer Cochrane Stites Chicago John Frits Clark Street Stites Elyria John Garland Woodland Javenue SF Joseph's Hospital Tne Merle C. Norcross Lorain Grand Rapids George Wuhrman Fifth Street Cincinnati Robert Jensen Gulf Street Lakewood Jensen J A Pusbach Eastern Heights B A. G. Kolb Eleventh Street New York City Mes J H Leonard East Avenue Lake Avon Point

Circle 40 meets at Mrs Deidrichs new Bank Street home

Mrs Ferdinand Deidrich hosted Circle 40 of St Pauls ecurch yesterday afternoon with 3 Circle No 3. Plans included a near future supper and the Christmas card book arrival. Guests included Mrs Peletere Mire Sanl Mrs Koch and Res Pan Bourqua. Mrs Wards planned to host next. George Guthrie left Fourth Street for Columbus to resume studies at Ohio State University.

Deidrick St Pauls Ecurch Ferdinand Deidrich Bank Street Peletere Mire Sanl Koch Res Pan Bourqua Wards W Hath Street George Guthrie Fourth Street Columbus Ohio State University

Oberlin student elected Tamk Hall president misses junior year

Miss Lieds Mae Blanchard, not yet in her junior year at Oberlin, was chosen president of Tamk Hall the college house she stays in. Harold C. Smith of 504 Park Avenue left for Chicago to resume studies at Chicago University. Mrs James Wogan of High Street attended a Cleveland dinner party hosted by her sister Mrs John McCluaky of East Boulevard. Several Akron residents Mrs C C Daily and Mrs 8 H Knapp arrived to spend the week with their parents Mr and Mrs J H Huret at 220 Sixth Street. Mrs Charles Copas and daughters Maud and May Mr and Mrs Albert Place Mrs Edward Weber and sons Bob and Dick and Mrs Gertrude Weber visited Mr and Mrs C C Lemon of Amherst Sunday.

Lieds Mae Blanchard Hag Nver Oberlin Tamk Hall College House Harold C. Smith Park Avenue Chicago Chicago University James Wogan High Street Cleveland John McCluaky East Blvd C. C. Daily 8. H. Knapp Akron Ohio J. H. Huret Sixth Street Charles Copas Maud May Albert Place Edward Weber Bob Gertrude Weber C. C. Lemon Amherst

Oberlin Rd Dance Stop 87 event invite

Thursday evening dance at Stop 87 Oberlin Road invites all Grangers and friends to join.

Oberlin Rd

A Woman’s Secret Love and Self Reflection

A woman may tell her lover of her love for him, she can never tell her child, sets too deep. To be dissipated is to use the fret half of your life to make the second half miserable. Every thinking life creates its own atmosphere, and is responsible for its influence. When people delight to tell the faults of other, they tell at least one fault of their own.

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