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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1933
Page
9
Community groups including Methodist and Presbyterian churches, Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association, and various youth clubs announce meetings, suppers, and sessions across Canton and nearby areas. Activities listed include class meetings, executive board gatherings, Bible school events, and lodge chapters.
About fifty college women signaled intent to study various subjects through Elyria area AAUW groups. Two large meetings discussed topics then formed smaller study circles on arts, law, investment principles, world economy, and progress of university women.
Admissions include Frank Wesley R D No 32 and Mrs Warren Greepa myer. Ashland lists Santa Brable 55 W River street. Discharges cover Mrs Raymond Taylor baby boy La Grange Fortiss Fryberger 420 W Second Street Frank Stellar 333 W Broad Susan Sklenar 118 Taft Street Mrs Robert Wirth baby Birl Gulf Farms John Wehrhor tf $19 Harvard Anthony Vandersommen $45 Second Street Joseph Loftus 245 Third Street Georgia Lempertz $28 Maiddte Avenue Wayne McCartney Layrain Joseph Noster 318 Fifteenth Street
Charming after noon frock pattern 9576 features a contrasting scarf treatment that slips under shoulder capelets and ties in a jabot. It includes topstitching details, step by step sewing instructions, and is offered with fabrics guidance and ordering info from the Marian Martin Pattern Department.
The article recounts a surprise anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Stretch er at their East Bridge Street home with a decorated cake and pink and green decor. It also notes a dinner party honoring Carlton Short and his fiancé Miss Marie Haas, and the Golden Wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. George Dent of Grafton with more than a hundred attendees. A separate note mentions Edith Tran and others hosting events, plus a St Paul’s Church Young People League meeting with a large turnout and a varied program.
The Senior E. sf second Congregational church hosted the Grafton Society with 68 members sharing scripture. New members Kenneth Smith Jean Bowes June Smith and Fannie Contam joined. Easter services speaker Rev Savies, social committee plans announced, and religious groups report services at Oberlin Orphanage and Gates Crippled Children's Home with music and readings.
Local clubs and churches list a full slate of gatherings. Elizabeth Stevens Socies meets at a Methodist church at 5 30 with Mrs Kousski and Myre. Beeman of Oberlin to speak on daily life of Crnse people. Various P T A, W R C, Musical Art Society, East Side Guild, and Girl Scout events noted, plus Vespers, Bible study, choir rehearsals, and an education talk by E J Howenstine on the Federational Conference in Washington.
A dense list of Wednesday church and women’s group events across multiple churches includes the Woman's Missionary Series, Gir l Scouts, PTA, and Guild gatherings. Activities feature lectures, suppers, Lenten services, and prayer meetings, with locations at Pearl Street Amherst Garford, St Clair Rebookeh Lede Marshall, and 327 Fourth Street.
Cards bunco and prizes announced for Tuesday evening April 4 at Moose Hall. hineh noted in event title. Local group invites neighbors to join for games and payouts.
Friday listings show Mission Study Club at 1st Church dinner shifted for Easter. Sons of Veterans Auxiliary with Mrs. Mary Claycomb. 4th Kaw Act Club at Carlisle School. Holy Cross PTA. Pow Wow Club progressive dinner at YWCA dining room 6 PM. Civics and Political Defense at Woman's Club. Mrs. Wingard and Mrs. Zeinkie present current events. J W Sith to sing. Paul’s choir rehearsal and Junior Missionary Series at United Presbyterian after school. Community groups and societies hold meetings and activities across local churches and clubs.
A small gathering described as a business meeting at 444 Oxford Avenue included a social event with guests from Junf Garford. Attendees were served refreshments after the meeting, with brief notes on timing and venue indicating a domed location and orderly seating.
The Fishermen's Club to conduct preparatory prayer meetings nightly ahead of the early campaign. Meetings are scheduled all week with groups assigned to homes and churches in Henrietta and surrounding areas including the Methodist Church and special sanitarium and jail care groups.
The Vary and Martha Class of the Wethodist church has postponed its meeting from Tuesday April to April 17 due to Easter Work meetings at the church.
Brooks English spring a leisurely journey through Devon Cornwall Somerset by train and motor with emphasis on literary historic spots. His wife adds to the moors harbors and cathedral towns with pen sketches. Cerve Lemuria facts of ancient land beneath the sea for North Americans origin of country. Sally in Madea Scotland Toby Africa voyage. Eddie Pape at Ohio Wesleyan and other local notes. Day of Citing an Edgar Wallace mystery circulates April seventh.
Seventy five youths gathered at the Methodist church for an Epworth League session titled Some Other People's Ideas of God. Lillian Maston and Leonard Fowls led discussions on ideas of God from different cultures, with Dr. E J Bond summarizing thoughts on the Universe.
The Intermediate Christian Educator of the Second Congregation church held its regular meeting at six o clock last evening. Donald Heneman led the tonle with a hymn and prayers opened the program with a recitation by Derotte Lingenfelder and a chorus. Members sang Come Thou Bright and paid homage to their faith. Roll call noted by Peet Eogan and others. All joined in denotation and the evening closed with devotional remarks.
A fragmentary notice notes Vis and Heeg visiting for six weeks at 7 Park Avenue, with mentions of Gtts Gey Florida and family ties to Mr. Mee Tg Williams of Fevr pies. It references Williams’s Veldenian University link and guests from Rolland Esch-Pa and Van Presety McWilliams College, with a tentative ten day limit and a visit month.
Debaters Miss McWilliams returned from Washington D C after competing with Oberlin against city college teams. Mrs Clara Hollis visited Cleveland and attended a funeral. Margie Ann Hers returned home after six weeks with her sister Jane at St Josephs Academy. Multiple locals vacationed in Cleveland Canton and Coral Gables as well as university visits and dance events at the Minorah Club.
A furnace overheated while heating a store for Prince players causing a fire at J Elliot furniture store in Ambridge Pennsylvania. Damage was reported at 27580 dollars. No injuries were announced.
Southern Oregon woods yield two varieties of shrubs suitable as briar substitutes for Freney briar. The state forestry board has been advised that manzanita and wild shrub burl could fill the bill as they resist charring, do not warp, and produce a sweet taste in continued use.
L P Delott of Bluefield sued I Sanders of Tazewell county for $30 after allegedly striking Sanders who was on foot. The police court judge dismissed the case upon learning Sanders had been incapacitated for a month by the accident.
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