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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1937

Page

3

Galaxy Post-Easter Dance Delights Elks Hall Crowd

An elegant Saturday night gala at the Elks hall featured Galaxy members greeting guests with tuxedos flanking the entrance. Jack Flynn led a nine piece band as Miss Janet Baker from WHK Cleveland sang, with attendees from Elyria Tiffin Lorain Cleveland Oberlin Akron and Fairmont plus college visitors.

Annies Elks Hall Galaxy Palms Ferns Jack Flynn Qnrine Farmale SFR Aasr FW Janet Baker WHK Cleveland Elyria Tiffin Lorain Oberlin Akron Fairmont West Virginia Richard §. Horan Winifred Seward Ted E. Seward

Surprise Dinner Honors Vern and Mrs Martin on 40th

A family dinner Saturday at 225 Eighth Street celebrated Mr and Mrs Vern Martin's fortieth wedding anniversary. Attendees included Kenneth Martin 227 Eighth Street and relatives from Lakewood and Grand Rapids Michigan. The gathering featured snapdragon centerpieces and gold yellow decor, and the couple received a gift from their children.

Vern Martin 225 Eighth Street Kenneth Martin 227 J. Huffman Ann Lakewood Leo Martin Richard Tom Grand Rapids Michigan

Missionary Society Joint Meeting At United Presbyterian Church

Thursday at 7:30 pm a joint meeting of the Worgen's Missionary Society Young Women's Missionary Society and Emma Dean Anderson Circle will be held with a 7 o'clock business session. Miss Lida Imhoff and missionaries from the Cleveland Hebrew Mission will speak. All women and girls of the church and interested people are invited.

United Presbyterian Church of the Worgen’s Missionary Society Young Women’s Missionary Society Emma Dean Anderson Lida Imhoff Cleveland Hebrew Mission

Fifty Couples Attend Friendship Club Dance Night at YWCA

About fifty couples attended a Friendship and Hi Y clubs dance at the YWCA gym on Saturday evening. Chuck Whitney's orchestra provided music as pastel streamers and paper decorations brightened the hall. A Cinderella novelty dance and buffet refreshments were featured with Dorothy Johnson as general chairperson and multiple committee members listed.

Chuck Whitney Dorothy Johnson Norma Wiseman Jane Davies Jean Reichard Beverly Wright Marian Ellis Jean Crisp Marjorie Corts Valerie Tite Lila Tufford Joyce Nichols Jolyn Brown Agnes Kapscar

Fortieth anniversary surprise and local book review planned

A couple celebrates forty years with a Sunday surprise at home while Esther Forbes novel Paradise by Esther Forbes is reviewed by Mrs. Helen Tappan Berthoff at the YWCA with tea at 2 39. Mrs Berthoff will review again at 7 15 and the public is invited.

Paradise Esther Forbes Helen Tappan Berthoff James Hewitt H. H. Benham L. D. Huffman H. D. Biggs Emma Kuchenrither Karl Plocher D. C. Martin F. A. Lawrence Berthoff

May Be Diplomat Mrs Harriman Picked for Norway Post

May Be Diplomat Mrs J Borden Harriman a New York and Washington society matron indicated by President Roosevelt as minister to Norway would succeed Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Jr of Philadelphia if appointed.

J. Borden Harriman New York Washington Society Roosevelt Norway Harriman Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Jr Philadelphia

Ohio A P A Chapter Holds Annual Meeting April

Elyman serves as president of the Ohio A P A Chapter while Emmy Kylin of Gates Hospital for Crippled Children leads the Ohio chapter. The Ohio Chapter of the American Physiotherapy Association meets in Columbus April 13 and 14 in conjunction with the annual Ohio Hospital Association gathering.

Ohio The American Physiotherapy Association Columbus Ohio Hospital Association Emmy Kylin Gates Hospital For Crippled Children

Intermediate C E Notes on Church Membership

Seventeen members of the Intermediate Christian Endeavor of the Church of Christ met with Mary Kaiser as leader. The topic was Taking Our Church Membership Seriously and readings were given by members followed by a discussion of aiding the church. Bob Athell will lead next Sunday's meeting.

Intermediate Christian Endeavor Church of Christ Mary Kaiser Bob Athell

Senior and Intermediate Endeavor Discuss Success Topic

Clarice Hensman led the Senior and Intermediate Christian Endeavor Societies of the Second Congregational church in a last evening meeting on the topic Success. The session opened with a song service and a general discussion followed. The group then went to the Methodist church to attend a mock trial.

Clarice Hensman Christian Endeavor Second Congregational Church Methodist Church

Elyria Musical Art Society Meeting Postponed

The Elyria Musical Art Society meeting scheduled for Tuesday April 6 at the YWCA has been postponed to Tuesday April 13 at the YWCA. A miscellaneous program will be presented at 2 30 p.m. This will be the final active member program of the year before the choral department concert next month.

Elyria Musical Art Society

Local Social Notes Highlight Missives and Travels

A parade of Elyrians and friends record visits and journeys from Mansfield to Chicago to Knoxville. Residents attend family gatherings, college events, and weddings while promotions, sorority initiations, and hospital births dot the week.

Consecration Service at Church of Christ Honors Ruth McGinnis

Miss Ruth M McGinnis led the Christian Endeavor meeting at the Church of Christ last evening on Good Church Member Worship. The session featured quiet meditation ideas for school work home and public places with a general discussion following.

Ruth M McGinnis Christian Endeavor Church of Christ Ruth Kaiser Betty Taylor Lilian Gertrude Robert Mallory

Epworth League Holds Sunday Meeting at First Methodist

The Epworth League convened Sunday evening at the First Methodist church with devotions led by Robert Holmes on choosing movies for youths. A cabinet meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m at Low Hutchings home. Next Sunday the Leaguers visit St Andrew's church at 7 15 p m.

Epworth League First Methodist Church Robert Holmes

Book Review Tea at YWCA features Paradise review

Cosmopolitan Club members plan to attend the Tuesday tea at the Y W C A at 2 30 p m Mrs Helen Berthoff will review Paradise by Esther Forbes set in the Massachusetts Bay Colony during the 17th century a story of colonial struggle.

Cosmopolitan Club Helen Berthoff Esther Forbes Massachusetts Bay Colony

Anniversary Party Honors Churchward on 35th Wedding Milestone

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Churchward were honored at a surprise anniversary gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Al Kinas at their Columbia home Saturday. An informal evening included a mock wedding led by Jerry Ferguson, during which a large mirror was presented to the couple. Luncheon followed for attendees including Mr. and Mrs. William Morris of Elyria and other local guests.

Charles Black Butternut Ridge S. N. Black Elyvia Arthur Comstock Elyria A. L. Lang Berea L. W. Black Cleveland al Kinas Columbia Roy Churchward Jerry Ferguson Churchward William Morris Charles Herd Ridgeville Glen Stranahan Eaton

Will Confer Degree and Lodge Meeting Set for April 6

Frank S Harmon Lodge No 555 F and A M will hold a reg ular communication at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening April 6. The Entered Apprentice Degree will be conferred on two candidates. About a dozen attendants are expected to witness the work. Last Wednesday the cast He That Believeth spent an evening in Cleveland as guests of Ashlar Lodge and Baker Chapter with around thirty members attending. The local Lodge was complimented for its presentation.

R. W. Amore and Mansfield Ohio A. H. Miller Clark Street Will F. Hall East Broad Street Chicago Illinois Dan Foster Dorothy Bell New York Leo Martin Grand Rapids Michigin Sed Maes Eighth Street Canton Canton To Visit Mrs. Martin's Parents Mr. and Mrs. Ackerman. Dr. R. J. Schork Cleveland Clinic R. H. Charlton Second Street Charlton N. T. Charlton Robert Baker New Richland Austin McKittrick Robert W. Vandemark R. F. Vandemark Ohio State University Mildred Pietch Robert Neibling C. A. Byer Detroit Michigan Frank Hoover Charles Alice May Alliance Hoover Alice Purviance George R. Wissinger Reserve Officers Training Corps Correl Smith Elliott W. Beidler Washington, D. C Bette Bronson C. F. Bronson Princeton Avenue Baldwin-Wallace College Berea Gamma Sigma Sorority Alpha Kappa Sigma Sorority Miss Stanford Women’s Athletic Association Orlo Eldred Eldred William McMullen Furnace Street O. J. Hess Gibson Chardon Emma Curtiss Elyria Walter J. Borosky Peggy Unser Charles Sherer Tiffin Lorain Earl Brown Elyria Memorial Hospital Birdetta Alexander Cleveland Farmerl A. P. MacDermott John Darmos Beech Street William S. Kohn Fairmont West Virginia Fred Kuchenrither Robert O’brien Akron Martha Thomas War Ren Anna Egolf Middle Avenue Lois Littleton Elyria High School Springfield Lea E. Waldron Beverly Mills Cleveland Street Lansing Rhoda Billman Waldron Eugene Ebrbar Ely Tia the Elks Evelyn Young W. J. Young Katherine Tekekawith Notre Dame College South Euclid Alice Hil Young C. M. Ackerman Irene Ackerman Wheaton College Women’s Glee Club First Baptist Church Mignon Bollman MacKenzie Ackerman Ashtabula Buffalo Wheaton Grafton Township Howard Wilson Ninth Street Frederick Meng Jeanne Little Harvard Avenue Frank S. Harmon Lodge No Masonic Temple Ashlar Lodge Baker

Women to Host Meeting at First Methodist Taft Parlors

W F M S will meet Mrs Karl Meister to entertain the Women s Foreign Missionary Society of First Methodist church on Wednesday April 7 at 2 15 p m in the Taft parlors of the Elyria Home for Aged. Assisting hostesses are Mrs E J Bond Mrs J H Hurst and Mrs H Portman.

Karl Meister Women's Foreign Missionary Society of First Methodist Church Taft Elyria Home Ased E. J. Bond J. H. Hurst H. Portman

Joint meeting of Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary

A joint district gathering of the Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary is set for Sunday April 11 in the assembly room at the New Court House in Cleveland. The session begins at 10 30 a m and lunch will be served at noon.

The Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary New Court House Cleveland

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listings

A hospital notices list multiple admissions and discharges with patient names and addresses. Include Frederick Babich Shirley Ann Bauer R Op No 1 and others, plus discharge entries like Mrs John Riddle Alice Nichols Rita Mowatt Jacqueline Greene Robert James and several residents from Amherst LaGrange Valley City Lorain and nearby streets.

Frederick Babich R. Op Shirley Ann Bauer Mansfield Alex Sabo Bellefield Max Oldfield Furnace Street Harold Agate Princeton Earl Brown R. D John Darmos Beech Street John Kosco W. River Street John Riddle Amherst Alice Nichols Dominic Giovanazzo East Bridge Rita Mowatt LaGrange Mary Margaret Kellerman Jacqueline Greene Earl Court Robert James Mary Tatara Albert Mellert Valley City Harold Towne Pasadena William Borac Steven Ference Lorain Frank Stockmaster Blake Street Walter Knistle Stanley Draper Bettlefield

Glassware group meeting announced for April 15

The A. A. U. W. Glassware group will hold a neat regular meeting on Thursday April 15 with the location to be announced later. Kent State University Club dinner at Clearview school Wednesday at 6 30 PM. Additional Society on page

Lorain County Kent State University Club Clearview School

Progressive class party at M. E. church Sunday school

The Progressive class of the M E church Sunday school held a party in the church parlors. The evening featured a gathering with members socializing and enjoying refreshments.

M. 1

Prizes Awarded At April Fools High Game Event

Jeanette Lewis received the prize in the April Fools Day High game while Mrs. O B Rea won the Questions and Answers contest and Mrs Murphy took the ladies' bingo prize. Mr Eddy earned the men's bingo prize as refreshments of jello curkies wafers sandwiches and coffee were served. Attendance included Leroy Rhone Ir Lewis Harnish Eddy Copas and several others including Reverend Paul.

Jeanette Lewis O. B. Rea Murphy Mr. Eddy Leroy Rhone Ir. H. Lewis Jeanhette Bonneybell Harnish Eugene Eddy Earl Litz William Heck Paul

Vincent P T A postpones April meeting to avoid conflict

An execution board meeting at Vincent school led by P. T. A. president Mrs. Helen Jones decided the next monthly P T A meeting will be held Thursday evening April 15 instead of Tuesday April 15. The change allows members to attend the Lorain County Council meeting in North Eaton on April 13.

Vincent School Helen Jones Parent-Teacher Association Lorain County Council North Eaton

P T A District Conference Attended by Local Residents

Amherst residents Morris Jones visits his relatives and many local members attend the P T A District conference in Elyria at the 1st Congregational church with evening meetings. Loretta and Francis Lewis join the senior 4 H club in North Eaton, while others travel between California Montana and Cleveland. A benefit dance sponsored by the P T A is planned at the Markley schoolhouse on Saturday.

Morris Jones Amherst J. G. Morris William Heck L. H. Keller Anne Tilden Ela Tilden P. T. A. District Elyria 1St Congregational Church Gordon Bartter R. W. Cobb D. R. Roberts The Markley School House

Home Hygiene class date moved to April 19 at Markley

The Home Hygiene class first meeting was changed from Tuesday April 13 to Monday evening April 19 at 7 30 at Markley school with Mrs Murphy the instructor. J L Nemore's automobile burned in the garage Thursday morning and the fire source is not yet known though faulty wiring is suspected. Mr McIntyre suffered facial burns trying to fight the blaze.

Markley School Murphy J. L. Nemore McIntyre

Foreign firms dominate Philippine domestic business

About 70 percent of the Philippines' domestic business is controlled by Japanese and Chinese interests, reflecting strong foreign influence in the local economy.

The Phillippines

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Allen & Bernard Century Block Sigrid H. Amidon St. Andrews Y.P.S St. Andrew's Youngs Peoples Society Olive Green L. Minch Strother Kenneth Strother St. Andrew's Church Walter Smith Eleanor Fisler Tea and Book Review Ch.merthe & Co Acme Elyman Ohio A. P. A C. E Miss Hensman Broad Street Vey Epworth To Hear Charles E. Guth Chiropodist Elyria Block W.F.M.S Vincent Middle Ave Beauty and Barber Shop Marcel Ruth’s Wave Shop Lake Ave Gertrude Rahl Brookhouser Phono
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