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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1929
Page
3
The page lists numerous church and civic gatherings for Monday through Friday, including meetings of the First Congregational church staff with Margaret Hewitt, Parish group Bunco clubs, ladies auxiliaries, and women’s clubs. Also noted are readings, musical recitals, and social hours at various homes and halls.
The Easter observances at St Andrew's Church featured the Girls Choir under Miss Viola Naynes and organist George Lillich. Flowers on display included lilies and tulips in memory of loved ones, with offerings surpassing $1500. A Lenten honor roll highlighted attendance, and a list of donors honored departed relatives.
The Woman's Association of the First Congregational church postponed its Wednesday meeting until further notice. Cloverleaf Circle of St Pauls church postponed their meeting two weeks from tomorrow evening with Mrs L C Sherry as hostess. There is no Friday swimming class due to a Y W C A pageant. Lake Avenue PTA hosts a special feature with W A Newmier showing caterpillar tractor demonstrations and related films. Mrs Carl Schmidt hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs Schmidt at 21 Ninth Street with Mrs Clyda Rawmore and Mr and Mrs Lester Bauman of Mansfield Ohio visiting. First Baptist Church reports a blessed Sunday with baptism of thirty-two new members and total of seventy-nine additions since the Sunday campaign. Easter music by the choir and plate offerings over 3600.00. The pastor announced next Sunday night’s subject Are Those Who Die Unbaptized Lost
Mrs. D. Baker celebrated her seventy seventh birthday with family at her son John Baker’s Lake Avenue home yesterday. Relatives came from Cleveland Amherst and Elyria to join guests who enjoyed gifts flowers and a birthday dinner. Also Easter Sunday lunch at Elyria Country Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. McDermott of Wellington for fourteen guests.
Mrs. Joseph Rauh and Mrs. Frederick Kuhlow spend Easter week at the Hotel Mayflower in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Weidner and son Ebert were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ebert. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Marsh and daughter Mrs. Chamberlain visited Water Vliet New York. they returned to Eastern Heights Boulevard. A son was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. William MacDonald of 458 Fourth Street at Elyria Memorial hospital. Mrs. R. B. Struthers joined the Marshes on a motor trip to Mechanicsville New York and back to Elyria. Ohio Northern University students from Elyria include Mary Life Robert J. of Eastern Heights Boulevard Warne Williams of Dewey Avenue Myr and Mrs. Louis Hummerich at 21 Gates Avenue. A son was born yesterday at Elyria Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hummerich. Mrs. Charles Roesemann Jr. of High Street was taken suddenly ill at home of her daughter Mrs. Park Hobie.
Social items list weekend visits births and moves across Elyria and nearby towns. People mentioned include Sumner Hartwell Cleveland. Barbara Plocher Ohio Wesleyan. William Henson St Clair street. Roy Miller Spring Valley. Adams Columbus. Dona Bell Elyria Buffalo trip. James Funk East Broad street. Eugene Colgan moving to New York and GM ad department. Starr Kinnect Valley City. George Chamberlain Jr and Mrs Chamberlain Ninth street. Ken neth Thomasson health trip to Colorado Springs. Otto Kroening Detroit. Gust Kalif Lansing. Edith McCarthy Cleveland. Patsy Ruth Regan born Fayetteville NC. Steven Bablisch Mendol Cort. Eileen Hastings. Willam Donshue Cleveland. Paul Stanford Athens Ohio. Harrison Peters East River street. Easter visits. and community events like American Legion Auxiliary meeting and Utopia Club dance.
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