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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1929
Page
12
Announcement notes the marriage of Margeret Crisp of 115 North ern Heights Boulevard in Cleveland to Franklin B. Stearns of the Stearns family. The couple will reside at 115 Eastern Heights Boulevard after the ceremony held today in Olmated Cleveland.
James G. Billingsley 23 free man of Lorain wed Edne Pauline Swezey 22 clerk of Elyria with Rev. C. F. Wiseman. Elbert Pratt 223 dairy employee of Wellington married Violet Session 23 bookkeeper of Wellington with Rev. C. F. Wiseman. Raymond A. Yingling 22 machinist of Lorain wedded Jennie P. Pember of Lorain with Rev. Firestone.
Miss Eleanor Braun of Wellinsken Ohio visits Miss Joyce Duckett at 1902 West Avenue over the weekend. N. D. Nielsen returns from Gallon Ohio after lecturing days. James Samlin spends spring vacation from Baldwin Wallace at home. Mrs Genevieve Longacre of Medias Ohio visits friends. Mrs Julia Saywell of 310 Princeton Avenue spends the day in Cleveland. Miss Ruth Taylor visited yesterday. Dew Drop Inn invites tea and messages from 1 to 9 pm at 110 Floral Court. Phone 8284. All welcome.
Charter members of the Four O clock Club gathered at the home of President Mrs. C. if Washburn in Harrison street for a luncheon yesterday. The forty three year old club honored several longtime members including Mrs. Jim Millspaugh and Mrs. L P Will with carnations. Officers elected were President Mrs J G Wherry, First VP Mrs Wm Muir Auld, Second VP Mrs S S Rockwood, Recording Secretary Mrs Guy B Findley, Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer Mrs D H Pinkney. The next meeting will be with Mrs A G Comings on April nineteenth.
Community groups gather including Sunday School Council at St Pauls, Knights of Columbus, N A Q Club with Mrs Ed Sweeney, Fine Arts lecture by Frank Wilford on Cascade Park, Chevalier Lodge, G A R posts, Woman's Auxiliary, Young Men's Club at the M C A, Yeomen, H P Chapman Camp, King Solomons Lodge, Elyria Choral Society, YWCA Fellowship supper, Columbia Club, Colonial Club at Alta Mira Tea Rooms, Bible Club Diversion Six at 161 Harvard, Ely Parent Teacher Association 3 50, First Congregational Guild, and Gulf Road PTA meeting with program snippets.
Sunday music at First Congregational includes Prelude Andante, Bach Chorale, Ascension, and Offertory Anthem God So Saved the World, with Mary McNutt and James Wicken den as organist and bass. Bridge party honors Mrs McFarlane. Blue Bird Girls elect officers at St Paul’s Church. next meeting set for 488 Jefferson Street.
The Woman's Club Business Department meeting, postponed from Tuesday to Friday April twelfth, will be a musical program led by Mrs. Eric Chapman. Members are urged to attend at eight o clock. there will be no tureen dinner.
Miss Browne health education secretary urges spring housecleaning of poor health habits at the Y W C A. Join health classes, call 2158 for information, exercise emphasized for vitality and fewer doctor bills. Yeomen to celebrate state conclave at Elk's hall with two hundred expected, inclines to adult degree team, Kins Tut degree, and grand ball. Daughters of Scotia host whist and bunco with prizes. Dorcas Society met at Grace Lutheran with red and white refreshments. next meeting April 12.
The Mystic Five Hundred Club met yesterday at Mrs. Eleanor Sonnells home on Chestnut street. A luncheon followed at one o'clock with carnations and roses as a centerpiece. Ten games of progressive five hundred were played. prizes went to Mrs. Edith Botamer and Mrs. Jessie Contam for high scores, with Mrs. Anna Hoard consoled. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Walker on Sumner Street on Wednesday April seventeenth.
Tomorrow evening at 7 30 the pastor discusses Does the Immersion of the Body in Water Regenate the Soul The 10 45 morning theme Knowing the Scriptures includes installation of Bible School Workers for the new year Mid week study Wednesday 7 20 Second chapter of Mark St Pauls Church Notes German service 5 50 sermon Our Fellowship With Christ the Risen Lord Main service 10 45 English sermon Melchizedek a Type of Christ Evening 7 39 stereopticon lecture Queen Esther Elyrians go to Wellington several families attended Baptist Bible Union meeting LaPorte Methodist youth to take part in Sunday services chorus of twenty voices scripture lesson by Jayce Gregs Doris Jackson prayers Elks Hall dance April 11 Campus Owls Orchestra Public invited
The Mission Study Club of the First Congregational church held its delayed March meeting at the church with forty members and five guests. Supper was served by a committee, and papers on work among Indians, Negroes, Mexicans, mountain whites, and Porto Ricans were read by several members. The meeting concluded with a devotional and notes on April 26th.
Elyria YWCA World Fellowship presents an industrial and international pageant at the High School Auditorium. Miss Mary Riley stood as Miss America, with diverse country dances, costumes, and songs highlighting exports and imports. The event featured local and guest performers, a Ukranian trio, and a morning of cultural tableaux, followed by a Recessional and hospital notes detailing admissions and discharges.
Mr and Mrs Archie Penfound of 510 Princeton avenue were in Cleveland today. Mr and Mrs Marvin Kirn of 318 Cambridge street announced the birth of a daughter at Elyria Memorial hospital April fifth. Miss Cora Bassett of Park avenue spent today on business in Cleveland. Mrs D K Beedle of 1718 East avenue who has wintered in Florida will arrive in Elyria next week. Owen Conway of Indianapolis arrived in Elyria last evening and was operated on for appendicitis at St Joseph's hospital in Lorain this morning.
A new insulating compound promises longer life and higher efficiency for electric toasters. Magnesium, noted as a good conductor, is used in place of an insulator, suggesting a shift in design for improved performance.
Elyria Eagles host a Polish dance on Saturday night April 6 with music by the Czarney Orchestra. Everyone is welcome to attend and enjoy the event.
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