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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1926
Page
12
Dozens of groups including Knights of Columbus, Masons, Yeomen, Elks, and church circles gather tonight in halls and churches for meetings, harvest programs, and social luncheons. Local civic groups and auxiliary units hold events from 7 p m to after dusk across multiple streets and venues.
The adtios Auxiliary Knights of St John plans a meeting in the G A R hall with Father John Frey speaking on his Western Coast trip. The Yusheers of the Business Professional Woman's Club host an aero plane party in Boylan Block rooms. The Woman's Benefit Association holds a regular meeting to admit Ridgeville Review members into Elyria Review No 3. St Clair Rebekah Lodge will attend Mrs Carnlines Wager's funeral. Rebekah Lodge in charge of tilts.
London Bridge Club meets at Hamilton Avenue home hosted by Aiea Ludwig. Officers are elected and plans to sustain club activity in drama. Members adjourn to discuss October seventh gathering at Mss Nevastetsan’s Wert Avenue home with refreshments.
Cottage prayer meetings begin Tuesday at 7 30 p m in homes of First Baptist Church members. They prepare for fall and winter work under new pastor Rev R T Ketchem who starts Sunday October. Homes listed include AL Flickinger 621 Dewey Ave Coittancook 125 Columbus Street Haw Avenue T T Elliott 724 River Street Miss Mary Ott ten East Third Street EB A Hubbard 528 Middle Avenue and TR C Thastings 225 Sixteenth Street Haag ve
The Original Thirteen Class of the United Presbyterian church welcomed new member Miss Josephine Anowns at a Friday gathering hosted by Miss Dorothy Roddy on Thead Street. Mrs B A Horace and Miss Josephine Alitemin won games, followed by a refreshment course. Next meeting announced for a future date.
Fayrians from this city attended the Rooster Club meeting in Mansfield. Speakers included Mayor Kort Corts, Judge Edward Mathias, and Ralph Carrot with other local participants. A wedding followed the ceremony at the arsonage, a traveling dress worn, and a hat and coat for the event. Admiss ions list area residents admitted to local institutions and a pair from Elyria received marriage licenses from a Justice of the Peace.
Rev G A Brown of Princeton avenue leaves for Jamestown Pennsylvania for a synod meeting and returns Wednesday. Frank Rogers of Seventh Street has returned from a three week trip to eastern and western points. Merwin Kin dig and son Merwin Monroe Jr of Cleveland visit Mr and Mrs Windig. Anatin of Cleveland weekend guests of Mr and Mrs L H Kindig. Mrs James Frederick and sons Gordon and Donald spent weekend in Toledo visiting Mr Frederick's sister Mrs Thompson. E Marks of Morral Court leaves for Columbus Ohio to enter Ohio State University for sophomore year. Sidney Brouse and children of St Avenue visit. J H Thowse and family of Anna darko Oklahoma guests of Harvey Ingravant. James Bradley of Harvard avenue ill with bron chal pnoemoenin. Gates, a Harvare School junior, appointed proctor of Standish Wall dormitory. Chester Pemberthy of Spruce Street announces birth of a son yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Birth announced of a daughter to Richard Johns of East River Street yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Walter Scot of Stanford avenue returns to Ann Arbor Michigan to enter medical college this year.
Dedication of Billopp Manor House in Tottenville Staten Island as a national shrine features a pageant reenacting the 1776 conference between Admiral Lord Howe and Benjamin Franklin John Adams and Edward Rutledge representing America after the Battle of Long Island. The image shows the pageant in progress with Lord Howe’s attempted suppression of rebellion noted. Readers also see a weekend visit by Miss Marion Austin and Amy Becker along with several local correspondents and out of town guests from Toledo Cleveland and Los Angeles list of relatives and friends.
Card party hosted by Modern Woodman of America at K P Hall on Tuesday night September 28. Public invited with lunch provided.
Local ad urges saving money by weatherstripping doors and windows. The imperial furniture company promotes a fast estimate and immediate action for home sealing.
In Iowa the trend shifts from hog calling to chicken calling as rural women organize contests. Dee Movies, Ta notes how female residents join the popularity of rural talent events and compete alongside men in a lighthearted rural tradition.
Fred Patzel of Madison Nebraska defended his hog calling title at an Omaha radio contest and state fair event, earning seven hundred dollars while outperforming rivals in volume and technique as hogs responded to his cries.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Pitchowsky and Julian Grodych were killed when their car plunged over a 59 foot embankment in Cleveland Ohio. A card party by Modern Woodmen is announced for Tuesday evening September 28 at the K of P Hall.
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