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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1932

Page

12

Local clubs plan meetings and events across Lorain area

Woman's Association hosts pilgrims and Open Meeting at Green Lantern Tex Room. Lorain Democrat and Republican clubs hold suppers and gatherings for candidates and friends. Daughters of Scotland, DeMolays, Odd Fellows, and Sons of Union Veterans list events. A high school music program April nineteen at First Congregational, a D A R report in Cincinnati, and a 40 guest family anniversary at Mrs Beal’s home in Amherst are described.

Woman's Association of Pilgrim Church H. C. Scriving East Broad Street Democrat Women's Club Green Lantern Tex Middle Avenue Lorain County Republican Club Methodist Church Daughters of Scotland Banco Wamba Club LO. O. F. Hall Lorain First Congregational Church Edward Dickinson Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church Woodworth United Spanish War Veterans Steel City Club Clan Robertson No Order of Scottish Clans Sons of Union Veterans

Pythian Sisters Set Meeting for Practice Tomorrow

The Pythian Sisters officers and degree staff will meet tomorrow afternoon at 1 30 for practice.

Dorothy Meinke to Wed Royal E Dobbins on May 7

Miss Dorothy Meinke of Northeast Olmsted will wed Royal W Dobbins of North Olmsted in an upcoming May 7 ceremony. The bulletin also notes a kitchen shower honoring the bride, a PT A meeting with talks on nature and outdoor life, and various local social events including Bunco, bridge parties, and club gatherings.

Dorothy Meinke Royal E. Dobbins Annetts Damyissous Meinke Fanor Dorothy Royal W. Dob North Olmsted Bunce Wilma Mildred ‘Melnier Bessie Weirs

Women of 4, LB Have Bring Party at Green Lantern Tea Room

Lorain County chapter of American Institute of Banking hosted a bridge party with Miss Virginia Gilman from Lorain Counts Savings and Trust Amherst, Marguerite E. from National Bank of Commerce Lorain, Mable Refenning of Elyria Savings and Trust, and Esther Thinton of Cleveland Trust. Prizes went to Gertrude Meacham, Emma Persensky, and Laura Arpschott. A two course luncheon followed. Later Mrs Henderson’s birthday gathering at Colonial Apartments featured prizes, luncheon, and Auld Lang Syne. Elyria Memorial Hospital Alumni held a meeting at Mrs Louis Dyke’s home with delegates named for the state convention in Akion.

Lorain Gertrude Meacham Emma Persensky Elyria Laura Arpschott Henderson Colonial Apartments McCaffry Don Berry Phillips Charles Phillips William Rodgers Alex Baird Ray Crisp Catherine Henderson Lomko Thomas Mitchell John Gailey Banco Ray, Urlap Mies Lomko Louis Dyke East River Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Dorothy Stovel Frances Davis Stephen Innison Akion

Local Hospital Notes and Community Meetings Summary

Admission notes list Mrs Hitzel Berger of Medina Mrs Penders Amherst Mr Orvis East Bridge and Dean Baker Warren. Discharges include Mrs Simaik Mrs Schaeffer a baby girl Mrs Reisinger and June Penders. Community events cover Woman's Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Tibballs Earl Court voting to host Pentecostal breakfast in May and education talk on world hunger. Roosevelt PTA held a secular session with Moon dance and a talk by Jude A C Wilcox. A birthday surprise for Frank Smith with bridge and Pedro games followed by refreshments.

Harry Hitzelberger Medina June Penders Amherst Bert Orvis East Bridge Dean Baker Warren John Simaik Bell Avenue Harold Schaeffer Valley City Russell Reisinger Middle Avenue Woman's Missionary Society of the Church of Christ H. W. Tibballs Earl Court J. D. Hand T. D. Goodwin E. A. Monroe Roosevelt B. R. Bridge Miss Cromwell Jude A.C. Wilcox

Daughters of St Andrew meet at Pasadena home

Daughters of St Andrew gathered yesterday at Mrs L Davis home in Pasadena Avenue for a luncheon with sixteen members and two guests Mrs Charles Wragg and Mrs P W Gamble. An afternoon of bridge followed with Mrs Ruth Jasper winning the prize. The event was part of a series led by Mrs R A Renz who will host again in ten weeks.

Woman’s Association of the First Congregational Church Guild Ralph Murbach Allyn Rose J. D. van Buskirk Korea Dean Thomas W. Graham Oberlin St. Andrer Mre L. Davis Pasadena Avenue Charles Wragg P. W. Gamble Creston Ohio Bridge Ruth Jasper R.A. Renz Denison Avenud Doren Lyon Merry Wives North Cedar Avenue R. P. Harvey John Wood M. A. Houghton Hageman Charles Weeks

Reception for EW members at Church of Christ

A church reception for new Church of Christ members was held in the dining rooms last evening drawing a full house. The program centered on What the Church of Christ Means to Me with members and guests sharing personal reflections and duties. Mrs Horton Alger sang two solos and the gathering ended with a luncheon after games and contests. The group voted to limit Wednesday evangelistic services until Pentecost.

Second Congregational Church Henry Swezey Sam Urias C. Bliss H. Smith Duncan Dorothy Stanford Emma Stanford Ada Miere Ninth Street Church OF Christ Dona King Robert Mallory Evelyn Wilson Ellsworth Albert Mildred Findlay Kenneth Young T. D. Goodwin Alexander Preslar A. R. Webber Horton Alger Florence Stetson General Aid Society

Local residents listed in court filing

Albrecht aged 22 of Brownheim, Amin teter. Joseph J. Henry 26 stone cutter of Amherst. and Alice McCaon 20 of Amherst are named in a legal filing. Rev. Eigchen is mentioned in connection with the case.

Personal notices involve Morgiana Krider and relatives leaving for Portland Oregon

Mrs Morgiana Krider who has been visiting her sister Mrs L G Andrus of 321 West avenue left for her home in Portland Oregon yesterday accompanied by their mother Mrs Anna D Dunham Mrs D 5 Troxel has returned to her home on Washington avenue after spending the past two months in Florida Reverend Father Frey of Jefferson arrived last night to be a guest of his sister Miss Welen Frey of Eighth street Miss Eleanor Rohn of Needham Massachusetts is the guest of Mrs George Worthington of Harrison street Misses Kathryn Troxel and Betty Brown and Virginia Graves

Morgiana Krider L. G. Andrus West Avenue Portland Oregon Anna D. Dunham D. 5 Troxel Washington Avenue Florida Father Frey Jefferson Welen Frey Eighth Street Eleanor Rohn Needham Massachusetts George Worthington Harrison Street Kathryn Troxel Betty Brown Virginia Graves

Marriage License Applications in Carlisle Township

Harry Hebsbrand, 26, a truck driver, of Carlisle Township, seeks a marriage license with Edna.

Harry Hebsbrand Carlisle Twp Edna

Local Social Notes From Ohio and Virginia

Residents and visitors from Cleveland and Elyria are noted in Florida and Charlottesville. Ladies from Tiffin attend Fifth District American Legion Auxiliaries conference. Akron and Mentor figures visit relatives in East Seventh Street and New York bound travels. A birth is announced for a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on April six. Social rounds include dinners with Dr and Mrs Wiseman of Amherst and Kreager household guests in Amherst. The report tracks several local names and their travel or guest status.

Cleveland Florida University of Virginia Charlottesville FY Leemhuis George Richwioe Virg Por Roy Churchfard Bailey American Lesson Auxiliary Tiffin Ohio Fifth District of American Legion Auxiliaries Harold Read Akron Bertha Wiers New York City A. E. Gray Panama P. W. Gamble Creston V. E. Thatcher Mildred Baumhardt Ludolf Kreager Amherst

Mixed dances at Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday evenings

Ridgeville Grange Hall hosts dances every Friday evening with Cook's Orchestra providing live music. Admission is 50 cents per couple.

Ridgeville Grange Hall Cook

Would-be Bride Seeks Cash For Marriage Offer

Knoxville report notes 20 year old Mary Ray offers to marry a man who will deposit 7000 dollars in her name. She requires applicants reveal financial moral and physical state and provide references. Also mentions Braille edition of Booth Tarkington story and Elyria Eagles Hall dance on April 9 with 25 cents admission.

Knoxville Tom Mary Ray Sho

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