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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1934

Page

9

Beaux and Club Events Highlight Elyria Socials

A last evening shower honored Mrs. Milton Johnson (Elyria Brown) with host Miss Margaret Minch and Mrs Arlene Burr assisting. Games, luncheon, and decorations followed. Dorcas class from Church of Christ sewed for the Cleveland Christian Orphanage. Galaxy Club met in Lorain with tea leaf readings, contract, and a post Easter dance planned April 7 at the American Legion Home. Elizabeth Stevens Society held a brief program and dinner at First Methodist. Elyria P T A Council postponed March meeting then discussed plans for a revenue program, a musical skit, and the next dinner ahead of a district meeting in May.

Milton Johnson Elyria Brown Margaret Minch West Avenue Mis Arlene Burr Johnson Banco Louise Allebach Pauline Geiger Marian Upp Julia Dammond North Olmstead Dorcas Church of Christ Cleveland Christian Orphanage W. C. Fowler Hazel Dean Elytia Galaxy Club Lorain Walter J. Boroski Broadway Comer Ora Champion Eleanor Hillmer Ted Suward American Legion Dorothy Banker Eighth Street Elizabeth Stevens Elizabeth Stevens Society First Methodist Church W. C. McClellan Mills J. L. Bridgeland George Bourne America M. H. Crowder Edythe Har] Tiv McDonald Clarence Beazer Tiffin W. D. Taylor Masonic Chorus R. C. Maston Business and Professional Women's Club J. R. Doull St. Andrew's Church Norah Abbe Gerald Rice C. 5. Lemon H. Cooke Rice Edward Kershaw Red Cross Holy Cross Association McMinley C. F. Flint Maranatha Dineer Baptist Church H. J. Myers 9Th Street Round Table Club R. G. Rockwood Garford P. T. A G. A. Hoke Masquers Club Ae Yo W. C. A. At & St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Elyria Memorial Hospital County Council of American Legion Marshall Or. A. M Church Council of St. Paul's Church M. G. T. Club Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club Lorain Club Movel Elyria Club Robert Funk Emma Gleason Vanda Hubbard Geo Byrd Alice Foley Elizabeth Rich Vivian Hackett Caroline Foley Quartette Marjorie Rossiter St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Misa Norah Abbe Doull Western Reserve University Misa Loretta Pritchard Cedar Street Sixteenth Street Musical Friends Meeting Spring Lucille Hinman Ninth Street Blake Marcia Nichols Jean Gray Bassett Violet Leber Crawford Hetty Airfield Violet Lebor Mary Jean McElfrish Betty Goldstein First Methodist Episcopal Church E. C. Mills Bond Paul

Dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday Eve

A Friday evening dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall features Cock's orchestra. Admission is 25 cents per person.

Ridgeville Grange Hall Cock’s Orchestra

Roz Carver Hosts Easter Dinner Honoring Mother

Mr and Mrs Roz Carver entertained at a formal dinner party on Easter Sunday to honor Mrs Tarazin Symons on her eightieth birthday. The guest of honor received numerous bouquets and flowering plants.

Roz Carver Car Tarazin Symons

A Healthy Child Is a Happy Child and Laxative Advice

The article contends that sulky behavior in children signals physical illness rather than stubbornness. It warns against harsh medicines and recommends natural laxatives like senna, citing California Syrup of Figs as a proper source, and stresses daily, complete bowel movements for better mood and conduct.

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Community club and church events fill evening schedule

Tonight many groups meet at local venues. Dinners and meetings at Baptist church and 2nd Congregational division, plus Garford P T A and Masquers Club gatherings. Rev Wade C Smith leads United Presbyterian services with Little Jetts lectures, sermons and a Come and See conference.

United Presbyterian Church Wade C. Smith Rev. Smith Smith

Pantry Shelf Shower Honors Miss Heacock

A pleasant presnuptial courtesy on Tuesday featured Mrs. Gertrude Lemon entertaining on Middle Avenue. Guests were seated at the luncheon table with a centerpiece of colorful spring flowers. Miss Heacock received a pantry shelf shower, and Adelbert Hage, son of the Apatece family, married Saturday after April seventh.

Florence Heenck Gertride Lemon Ter Ame Middle Avenue Wes Hacock Hewoch Adelbert Hage

Meetings and drill team gather for Thursday events

Daughters of Scotland and Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans plan Thursday meetings at 7:30 and six o'clock respectively. Girl Scouts appoint patrol leaders Jessie Henderson Virginia Schmidkens Mary Kaiser Beverly Mills Jean Swancott Nan Shryock on trial until summer activities end. Parish gatherings resume at First Church with Puritanism lecture by Dr. Auld and relief corps notices. Moose Club and MGT Club host events with prizes, refreshments, and future card party plans.

Marian Spencer Irene First Church First Congregational Church Auld Old England

Marriage License Applications and Club Meeting Postponed

Michael Poborence age 3 and Jon xet ter from Elyria apply for marriage licenses with Elyria and Lorain residents listed. Thomas Hugh Kane age 56 is a retailer in Wallington and Lugila lace, Elyria. A Literary club meeting scheduled for last evening has been postponed one week and the hostess will be announced later.

Michael Poborence Jon Xetter Elyria Joan Rybarezsk Lorain Ryvoski Thomas Hugh Kane Ratali Merchant Wallington and Lugila Lace Record Iub

Dress Pattern Ad and Club News Highlights

A vintage fashion description promotes Style No. 2568 in spring colors and slim wardrobe ideas, detailing sizes from 16 to 46 and yardage for 35 inch fabric. The page also reports on social events: Ember club shower for Miss Genevieve Banker, Lindy Lodge gathering hosted by the Whitney sisters, a P T A program at Franklin, Central Guild at St. Andrex’s, and a busy April calendar for the Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club with teas, dinners, and card parties.

Century Manners Compared With Today

The article contrasts 16th century manners with modern behavior and humorously cites old proverbs about eating and dining etiquette. It notes a lingering similarity in social norms while poking fun at past wit, with playful remarks on toothpick fashions and wand-making.

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Rosabelle Carpenter Hosts Eight O Clock Club

Miss Rosabelle Carpenter entertained Eight O Clock Club members at her West Second Street home last evening. Kathryn Neuman joined as a new member during the business session. Mereline Bran won high score. Luncheon was served at two tables. Out of town guest Mrs. Russell Vincent of Zanesville attended.

Association of the Women's Relief Corps Anna Gehrke West River Street Kiara Schaub Alice Gage Charlotte Lewis Helen Hubbard Ember Club Genevieve Banker William Barnes Hortense Curtis Second Street Miss Curtis Marian Higgins Miriam Fowl Mary Lamar Dorothy Banker Lillian Lees Helen Frey Mary Barnes Margaret Seward Genevieve Bord Rosabelle Carpenter West Second Street Kathryn Neuman Carpenter Bridge Mereline Bran Russell Vincent Zanesville

Suni Club Sponsors Benefit Bridge Party

Nineteen tables were in play last evening at the YS WLC A gymnasium for a benefit bridge sponsored by the Suni Club. Proceeds will fund redecoration of the Y W C A parlors. Barbara Plocher won high score, Mabel Dehn was second, and Kate Rothlow third. Hostesses were Mrs. A H West, Hannah Garford, Mabel Wade, and Ruth Christman.

YS Wlc. A Suni Club Y. W Barbara Plocher Mabel Dehn Kate Rothlow A. H. West Hannah’ Garford Mabel Wade M Ruth Christman

Hospital Notes Admisalons and Discharges List

Admisalons include Lilian Lubie Fairport Harbor baby boy Thome Avon Ruth Snyder Mansfield Mrs George Lilick Oberlin Thomas Dean 220 Eleventh at Charles Rudy 24 Oxford ave Sam Chance 10 No Mapto at Mrs Clara Willian 281 Howest Joseph Brisk 771 Wy LGth at Discharges Miss Florence Kessler 1710 Middle ave Mra William Myers baby boy 514 Bond at Mra Harlan Hurd baby girl Oberling Mra Carl Smith aby girl 223 Eighth street

Lilian Lubie Fairport Harbor Thome Avon Ruth Snyder Mansfield George Lilick Oberlin Thomas Dean Charles Rudy Oxford Ave Sam Chance Clara Willian Howest Joseph Brisk Florence Kessler Middle Ave William = Myers Bond At Harlan Hurd Oberling Carl Smith Eighth Street

Local Personal News Recaps Spring Travel and Visits

Mrs Paul Hines and her son Douz Jan travel to Newcomerstown Ohio for a few days. Les Bright Jr heads to Mu Vernon Ohio for treatment at the Ohio State Sanatorium. Several residents return from trips to Florida Cincinnati and other locales. A newborn arrives at Elyria Memorial Hospital for Mr and Mrs Joseph Brush. Owen and Wilford Gleason from Miami University enjoy spring vacation at home on Harrison Street.

Paul Hines Douz- Jan Columbus Avenue Newcomerstown Les Bright, Jr Weert Avenue Mu Vernon Ohio Ohio State Sanatorium W. B. Timms Gulf Farma Florida George A. Hoke Stanford Avenue Cincinnati Julia Hammond North Olmsted Margaret Minch West Avenue Dorothy Kubach Cleveland Agnes Blair Dewey Avenue Betty Guilford Dayton Mildred .Willmer Park Avenue Paul Lane Saul, Jr Denison Avenue Elyria Clinic Robert Blair John Carroll University Joseph Brush West Sixteenth Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Owen Wilford Gleason Miami University Oxford Harrison Street

Reading Across Society Highlights Education Gap

A page three feature quotes a maxim on education noting that an educated person sees relationships between phenomena while an uneducated person views life as isolated fragments.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Beauty Fred Tite Hamilton Avenue William Mennewisch Ft. ‘Wayne Indiana P. T. A. Council Elyria Council of Parent- Teacher Associations Washington Building Robert Davies High School Association C. P. Shively Frederic Permanents Aiyle Washington Ave ST. John's Wi John’s Young People's Society Charlie Auctiorim T Rd Street Nora Malone Wanda Munz Tim MecGrill Max Novak Fanny Farnham Margaret Novak Larry Eliott Henry Koepp Ted Hart Kenneth Black Vivian Smysexy Erna Beirandt Alex Twiggs Fred Schoditsch Charlie Hopps Dorothy Peters Caroline Smythe-Kersey Margaret Petratz Mortimer Smythe- Kerser John F. Koepp P.M. Schroeter Jay Jobias Uncle Sally Ruby Rowell Bell Avenue Mary Cox Mabel Smith Elsie Wilmot Dorothy Thorla Sally Martin LUB Group Tukeen Real Home Aureen Bupper Doris Beal Maxine Sun Helen Neding Lucie Beamer Hich Street Staup Hecock Daughters of Scotland Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans G. A. R. Hall George Turner Missouri O'Donnell Frederick C. Griffin St. Joseph B. E. Saunders Wilson R. Augustine Griffin Women OF Moose Plan Women of the Moose Moose Home Pedro Phil Bibie Sal Helen Williams Perea Bock Eee eSeat Bob Omere City Malto Elrria Lindy Lodge Whitney Edith Edna Whitney Grafton Road Wayne Kropp Gladys Rennie Joyce Grezg June Harrison Kent State College Mary McCool Sixth Street Ardell Miss Jackson Franklin Marion A. Travers Central Guild St. Andrex’s Episcopal Church Curtis Travers St. John’s Elan Peck East River Street Arthur’ Buchholz Laura Thompson Seth Parker Daughters OF Scotia Scotia Wurst A Moyse James Henderson J. Hutchison Donald Sparks Malcolm J. Galley Danco Fell William Shrubsell Hazel Castle Croquignole Methodist Carlisle School Li- Grange M. E. Church North Elyria Grange Lake Ave Broad St Jean Carpenter Carpenter's Phillips Cadet Astle’s Etoria Friene Etay
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