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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1931

Page

5

Miss Washke to Wed Carl Maringer on April Fifteenth

A lively Elliria community event centers on Miss Mildred Washke and Carl Maringer planning an April 15 wedding. A shower hosted by Mrs. A J Pitman featured bunco, prizes, and a fancy luncheon amid Easter party decor, with many notables and church groups attending and Miss Washke’s Elyria High School links noted.

Mildred Washke Carl Maringer A. J. Pitman Miss Washke Bunco Margaret Anthony Margaret Schanbacher

Local club meetings and church gatherings listed for tonight

T M Club meets with Mrs Harold Cooley. Women of Mooseheart gather. Vitterary Club hosts Miss Mary Ingersoll. Troupers Club entertained by Frances Phelps. St John s 03 Club meets Mrs Laura Thompson. 23 Club with Henrietta Schuur. Elizabeth Stevens Society of the Methodist Church holds 5 30 business session and 6 dinner. American Legion Auxiliary meets at Legion Rooms. W R C Past Presidents. IOOF Lodge. United Presbyterian church trustees at 7 30. St Paul s Young People League holds business and social. Neighborhood Bible Classes District 11 meets with Mrs Allen 907 West Ave at 7 30.

T. M Harold Cooley Mooseheart Vitterary Mary Ingersoll Middle Avenue Troupers Frances Phelps St. John's Laura Thompson Tenth Street Henrietta Schuur Broadstreet Elizabeth Stevens Society the Methodist Church American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms W. R. C. Lo. O. F. Lodge The United Presbyterian Church Young People’s League of St. Paul

Meetings and club notices from local organizations

Community notices list Cloverleaf Circle of St Pauls church meeting with Mrs Hazel Kulp on Stop Lake Avenue this evening Friendly Twelve Club gathering rescheduled to Wednesday at Mrs Madden home Rebekah Local to meet Wednesday at Mrs Schuster on West Monthly meeting of Lewis Mercantile Company employees with thirty two present at class meeting Rashow Class of 16 Meth bara opened and referenced Wamba Club entertained at Clark Street home Five and tables played with prizes and refreshments served following the gathering Mail notes indicate next meeting set for April with Atvah Simmons at Ridgeville

Elyria Ada Allen Elks’ Club Ida Barnhart Anna Bailey Lena Tabor Mise Agnes Feron William Sudro St. Paul's Church Hazel Kulp Lake Avenue Friendly Twelve Thurst Madden Rebekah Schuster West Street Rashow WAMBA Stanley Hammond Clark Street Fasco Bia Carex Cecil Simmons Atvah Simmons Ridgevile

L. L. B. A. Holds Meeting and Social Evening

The Lake County Catholic Benevolent Association met in the K of C Hall for a brief business session followed by a social gathering. Plans call for social time after each meeting, with guests welcome next month on May 4. Also notes on marriage licenses and hospital admissions and discharges.

Lake Catholic Benevolent Association K. of C Piot Andi

Keep Well By Applying Food Facts

LOGAN CLENDENING M D discusses Dr Robert Hutch son remarks on dieting and health and warns that without applied food balance in under served regions preventable diseases rise. He cites a survey of infant nutrition showing limited fresh foods and potential deficiencies from poor access.

Logan Clendening M. D Robert Hutchson Coni.t.ons mm VT Ag Ad Castroag Orton Dr. Hsons

Local notices and family updates from Oklahoma and Cleveland

Handy Little Frock visits her brother in Oklahoma while convalescing at his Cambridge Avenue home after surgery. Multiple families across Cleveland and surroundings share Easter visits, meals, and travel plans, including trips to New York and Florida. An editor notes offering Dr Clendening pamphlets and a reader question about medical symptoms, with a brief medical commentary on vertigo and an ENT focus.

Jaret Hewitt Oklahoma John Morley Shelten Cambridge Avenue Elyra Don Rayrolds Nell Buswell Cesefard Buswell Case Road D Stanley Mitchell Cleveland Street Sarasa Flor Reefy George Mousa Inger Evenig New York Mro Dal Pageau Princeton Cleveland Steuer Coares Abbey Ems East Satur

Personal notices from Elyria area and Cleveland events

Mr and Mrs Earl Parrish of Brandston Avenue plan a Saturday departure to their future home in Michigan. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Harmon on R D 1 April 6 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Miss Julia Keys has returned to Charity Hospital in Cleveland with her parents Mrs and Mrs F J Keys of Northrup Street. Miss Gladys C Williams WCA secretary of Lansing Michigan spent spring vacation at the home of her sisters Miss Williams on Oxford Avenue. Reverend and Mrs A Schroeder of Ninth Street will be in Cleveland today and Wednesday for the Northern Ohio mixed conference. Miss Rene Stanga attending McKinley School for …

Earl Parrish Brandston Avenue Michigan Charles Harmon R. D Elyria Memorial Hospital Julia Keys Charity Hospital Cleveland F. J. Keys Northrup Street Gladys C. Williams Lansing Michi-gan Missey Williams Oxford Avenue A. Schroeder Ninth Street Rene Stanga McKinley School

The Harvest Waits In Cosmic Reckoning

A paleo-toned verse fragment envisions divine reaping of worlds as stars become grain and the vast void is threshed. The poem ponders purpose, time, and the ultimate harvest as Death swells across constellations. A London auction note mentions a water color of Thackeray by Fyre Crowe with uncertain origin and a small event: Pedro bunco prizes lunch on Tuesday evening April 7 at Woodman Hall.

Lloyd Mifflin Thackerey Fyre Crowe London America

Russian noblewoman offers five health rules at Davenport

Madam Marie Charlotte de Golier Davenport, a 106 year old former Russian noblewoman, lectured on five health rules. She urged curbing anger, understanding one's body, using body and spirit to the limit, eating sparingly, and maintaining mental and physical discipline.

Davenport Marie Charlotte de Golier Davenport

Butler Co 0 busy with her five jobs

Butler College students hold multiple part time posts to cushion earnings. Honor Gregory of Gosport, a leading example, works as house keeper, secretary to a professor, lunch room waitress, stenography teacher, and child minder, with little free time between roles.

Butler CO Indianapolis Butler College Carle Meredith Students Employment Bureau Wald Honor Gregory Gosport Lili Ceed Meredith

Odd Job Search Data Amid Transportation Passenger Figures

The item notes rough ratios of passengers to losses across transport modes, estimating 4,500,000 carried on weasels with inspections and one loss per passenger, and 201,000 carried on railroads per one loss. The fragmentary record implies safety, inspection, and risk comparisons in travel.

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