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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1924

Page

5

Community notices illuminate local clubs and events

Fourth District meeting of the Patrons of the Order of Eastern Stars at High School Au storium and various society gatherings fill the weekend calendar. Chrysanthemum Club hosts a wiener roast at the Jaeger residence. Mission Study Club meets at the church at 5 30 p m. Northwest Encampment No 8 and American Legion Auxiliary hold sessions. Catholic Daughters of America host a card party with 140 attendees. Little Miss Lottie Smith is feted at a shifting party. Friendship Club plans a Freshmen Welcome and elects Mary Katherine Miller as chair. Methodist Circle No 2 elects officers. Poinsettia Birthday Party honors Mrs. Dumke and Mrs. Mullingsly. Raymond Taxlor hosts a dinner dance for his 39th birthday at Elberta Inn.

Order Eastern Stars High School Austorium Closed Circle Club Helen Kunkle Oxford Feet Chrysanthemum Club Charles Jaegert Mission Study Club Re Church Northwest C. F.peat American Legion Auxiliary Legion Friendship Club C. A Mary Katherine Miller Agnes Dengate

Local clubs hold meetings and social events across LaPorte area

The LaPorte W C T U members plan an October 1 county home picnic bringing their own dishes. Carlisle Neighborhood Club hosted by Mrs Fitzpatrick with 19 members and three guests, a luncheon served and fund-raising plan discussed. Various church and community groups held meetings with guest lists, games, music, and refreshments. weddings noted for Mr and Mrs Ball. numerous civic activities and card clubs announced with upcoming gatherings.

LaPorte Carlisle Fitzpatrick Mary Fitzpatrick Wigert LaGrange Joan Seéruk LaGrange Road

Plain and plaid fabrics trend noted in city chatter

The text records social and academic movements with residents boarding for Columbus Ohio work at Ohio State University and Harvard Law School. It lists individuals visiting Springfield Ohio for the Pythian Lesters Convention and a dedication at a children’s home.

Mrs Merton Spicer Hosts Rose Karch Club Meeting

A local card party hosted by Mrs. Merton Spicer at 433 Crive featured scores won by Mrs. Pelleviere with Mrs. Charles Walser in third. Players included Mrs. Helen Frid and several Lorain residents. admissions and attendee names appear in the readable fragments.

Merton Spicer Spicer Crive Rose Karch Club Pelleviere Charles Walser Helen Frid Dener

Local Personal Notices Roundup from Beebe and Nearby

Mrs. F. T. Mitchel of Beebe Court visited Lakewood at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Schneider. Minnie Gard has returned from a four week vacation visiting Wilkensburg and Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Harris of 50% Middle Avenue depart for Waterbury Conn. Mrs. J. G. Bartholomew and her mother Mrs. E Young returned from a motor trip to Detroit. J. T. Burr left for New York City and Northampton for a few days. Mrs. Jennie Johnson of Cleveland is guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwind. A baby girl named Margaret Ethel Bohlen born weighing seven pounds three quarters. Mrs. Bohson, formerly Lila Starr, of Gates Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. H W A Cunningham leave for Columbus to enter Ohio State University. Mr. and Mrs. J H Aust marked their sixtieth wedding anniversary at Moorfield Park Bath England. Their sons sent congratulations by cable to Northumberland.

F. T. Mitchel Beebe Court Lakewood George Schneider Minnie Gard Middle Avenue Wilkenshburg Springfield Ohio H. C. Harris Middle Avenues Waterbury Detroit Michigan J.T. Burr Fourth Street New York City Northampton Massachusetts Jennie Johnson Cleveland Harry Schwind West Second Street Fred Bohlen Kenmore Oon Margaret Ethel England Walter Penbertiy

Luxurious Tinted Colors Feature for Fall Styles

Fall fashion highlights luxurious tinted colors across coats and gowns. Fay Company offers brown and warm hues like penny, russet, and celadon with fur trims of mink, muskrat, beaver, and fox. Ensemble suits in suede cloth and tunics plus evening gowns in nets over rich silks showcase vibrant browns and plaids for street, sports, and formal wear.

Lebanon Fay Company

Public card party at RK P hall this evening

A public card party is planned tonight at RK P hall. All are invited to attend and join in the event hosted at the local venue.

RK. P. Hall

Cafeteria Supper Set by Church of Christ

Division C of the Church of Christ announces a supper on Saturday September 27 at 4:30 PM until all are served in the church cafeteria.

Church of Christ

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