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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1927

Page

26

Formal Opening Of Elyria Woman's Club Home

A large turnout from Elyria Woman's Club greeted the formal opening of their new club home at 321 Fourth Street. President Mrs J C Bins and chairwoman Mrs Leo Meyer, plus past presidents and charter members, led a reception with fall flowers, orthophonic recording, and refreshments.

Elyria Woman's Club Fourth Street J. C. Bins Leo Meyer House Marie Strola Woman's Club Home Meyer Myles Perry Henry Hancock Cora Ensign Dean George Tyler Ermat Hyland W. T. Farseh

Legion Auxiliary Fetes Drum and Bugle Corps Dinner

The American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps is honored at a Legion Hall dinner hosted by the Auxiliary. Fifty corps members sat to a three course meal with favors on each place and $100 in gold presented to the corps. Gerry Ferguson received an engraved wrist watch for his service, with remarks from Charles Clark Earl Greenland Harvey Cheney and Ferguson himself.

American Legion Legion American Legion Auxiliary Auxiliary Drum and Bugle Corps Charles Clark Gerry Ferguson Earl Greenland Harvey Cheney

A G Club 6 Meeting Report Plus Social Details

Mire Paul Wellert hosted ten members of the N A Q Club at 464 Cleve Street last evening. The gathering featured pleasant conversation and light refreshments. Two weeks from now the club will meet again with Ralph Young and others anticipated to attend.

Circle No. 1 St. Paul's Evangelical Church G. Dostall South Amherst Welton John Heginbotham Friendship Club Y. W Co Peoples Popular Monthly Church of Christ Bible School Christian Endeavor Notawa Club R. Ketchum Edna Byers Long Buneo Shepherd Ruth Albrecht Edna Bates Myles Farmer Adams Street Paul Wellert Clevestreet Ralph Young

Meetings and club notes from Elyria area church groups

Church and school happenings in Elyria and LaPorte include Sunbeam Club hosting a Saturday gathering at Mrs Kulp's Lilac Hedges residence, Y W C A discussions and plans, Senior B class electing officers at Elyria High, United Presbyterian notes on Sunday program at 9 30 and 7 30, F F W society dinner at Mrs Johnson's, Inter Nos Club meeting with bridge prizes, and Knights of Pythias state meeting in Sewark Ohio travel update.

St. Pauls Evangelical Church Wrs. Kulp Lilac Hedges Late Avenue la Porte WLC PT Up May Smith East Avenue Elyria High Charles Niederhauser Helen Taylor Ralph Kirby Seer Betty Chapman Joyce McKinley United Presbyterian A. F. F. W. Society F. F. W. Society C. M. Johnson LaPorte Tester J. C. Perry Columbus Ohi E . Kennedy Broadstreet

Amaryllis Club Meets with Mrs Woodcock Tonight

Mission Study Club celebrates its twenty fifth anniversary banquet at Congregational church with Mrs Fred Norton Smith, founder, as guest of honor. Amaryllis Club also meets with Mrs Mary Woodcock this evening.

Mary Honsesky Esther Konsesky Lawrence Jackson Ody SLT Middle Avenue Amaryllis Club Mary Woodcock Mission Study Club Congregational Church Fred Norton Smith

Local Notices and Personal Moves of City Residents

Mrs. Emma Wieland plans a Florida winter, while Mr. and Mrs J C Perry relocate to Columbus. Olio Harris Yancer Jr is seriously ill at 32 Samuel Street. Rev and Mrs Bourquin go to Van Wert due to Rev Bourquin’s brother in law’s death. Eva Mackey confined at Parkview Court with illness. Max Horner born at 250 Second Street hospitalized Elyria Memorial. Warner Williams at Ohio Northern University near Ada suffers procaine poisoning, improving. Fly ria Temple No Frythian Sisters honor noted. attendees Ella Miller Lillian West Eleanor Sennells Bertha Loberger Emily Waldron Minnie Gard. Mrs Elsie Creuit Amherst and Mrs Blanche Ragan Berea participate.

Emma Wieland East River Street Florida J.C Perry Astern Heights Boulevard Columbus Olio Harris Yancer, Jr Samuel Street Paul Bourquin van Wert Ohio Eva L. Mackey Parkview Court Max Hor Second Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Warner Willams Dewey Avyerie Ohio Northern University Ada Flyria Temple

Marriage Licenses and Hospital Notes

William Nowakowski 27 Lorain butcher to Edna Niececka 16 Atoherst two. Father Miel Warek Lorain. William Henry Hutchssom 38 Oberlin truck driver to Paulne Aubie 19 Russia two house work. A Justice Elyria. Frank Konya 22 Lorain Clerk to Irma Lucky 21 Lorzin. Rev Reichert Lorain. Admissions Mrs Glade Thomas Ave irs Max Horwitz 256 E Second Street Vivian Smith Lakewood William Clason ie 12 Cleveland Street. Charges True Bement fie unknown bab s air Mrs Edward McGowan 110 Wurst Court.

Wiliam Nowakowski Lorain Edna Niececka Atoherst Mielwarek Wilam Henry Hutchssom Oberlin Paulne Aubie Russia Elyria Frank Konya Irma Lucky Lorzin Rev. Reichert Glade Thomas Ave Irs Max Horwitz E. Second Street Vivian Smith Lakewood William Clason Cleveland Street Edward McGowan Wurst Court

Bake Sale and Millinery Ads Highlight Saturday Notices

Mixed Danves. Carliste Grange announces Saturday orders for Angel Food and Sponge cake. Dion A. Church of Christ to hold bake sale at Gerber's Meat Market Saturday at 9:00 AM. Gladys Parmely West, piano teacher, and Taylor Music Co. advertise music lessons. Cook's Millinery offers ladies hats at 3.98 dollars.

Dion A. Church of Christ Gerber’s Gladys Parmely West Studio Taylor Music Co Cook's Millinery East Age

Wires Across and Witty Misunderstandings

A prosaic joke and a mix up of conversations unfold as a prospective tenant is refused a London flat over children while a dispatcher confuses party offices on the switchboard. The porter cites orders against tenants with children and a caller asks about Republican headquarters, prompting a humorous misdelivery.

London Australia America the Inquirer Democratic Committee

Young applicant seeks summer service job at grocer

A 10 year old named Johnny applies for a summer service job with a grocer while reflecting on a promised sixty cents. Mixed in are notes about Westminster Abbey windows cleaned after 60 years and a whirling disk device from Go Vie Ro N A, plus a Saturday sale at The Superior Electric Co and a cafeteria supper at 4:50 PM.

Johnny Srvcery The Superior Electric Co

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