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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1936

Page

17

Wellington News: Woman's Relief Corps Meets at G A R Hall

The Woman's Relief Corps met at the G A R hall with Mires and Harry Gill presiding in the president's absence. Plans include a covered dish dinner and a work meeting on April 15 and a donation of one of a hundred flags to Cleveland schools. A patriotic program is planned to honor Ulysses S Grant's birthday at the next meeting on April 4.

U.S. Grant Wellington Woman's Relief Corps G. A. R. Hall Mires Harry Gill Henry B. Stevick Cleveland Grant

Young People's Party Arrangements At M E Church

Arrangements are made for the April Young People class party to be held in the church basement on Thursday evening April 18. Six candidates were initiated into the American Legion Auxiliary Tuesday night with Mrs. Frank Obrig, president, presiding. Initiated were Mrs. E Downer, Mrs. Rachel Hannon, Mrs. True Fortney, Mrs. Gladys Barner, Mrs. Pearl Garrett, and Mrs. Hazel Miers. The group planned a cup shower in the hall Monday night. Mrs. Barnes was appointed entertainment committee chair.

Young People's Party M. E.' Church American Legion Auxilliary Frank Obrig Auxiliary E. Downer Rachel Hannon True Fortney Gladys Barner Pearl Garrett Hazel Miers Barnes

Poppy Day Plans Near for March 23 Event

Mrs. Dorothy Wise chairs lunch committee and a poppy order of 1500 was approved for the Annual Poppy Day on March 23. Lunch was served by Mrs. Selah Dague, Mrs. Lenora Smith, and Mrs. Juanita Smith. The Junior King's Daughters meeting was postponed to next Tuesday evening at Miss Wilma Lampen's home with transportation arranged and a social time after business.

Dorothy Wise Selah Dague Lenora Smith Juanita Smith Wilma Lampen

Misses Warner Host Entre Nous Club at South Main

South Main street hosted the Entre Nous club Tuesday evening with a dessert luncheon at 7 39 PM. The evening centered on Contract Bridge with first honors to Mrs. Keith Andrews and second to Miss Kathryn Murray. Guests included Mrs. Carroll Wight Mrs. Franz Dost of Wellington and Miss Betty Watson of Cleveland visiting Miss Gertrude Dibdie. A treasure hunt after each progression added a different touch to the entertainment. A C Meets Mrs ess to the Woman's Afternoon Club at Herrick Laboratory Monday with plans for recent plays and a one act play to feature the program. Mrs Ror E Clisby will direct the recent plays and Mrs. David Arnold the one act play.

Margaret and Jeannette Warner South Main Street Entre Nous Club Contract Bridge Keith Andrews Kathryn Murray Carroll Wight Franz Dost Wellington Betty Watson Cleveland Gertrude Dibdie A. C Ess Herrick Labra Ror E_ Clisby David Arnold

Grand Slam Wellington Triumph in Bridge Tourney Duel

The second game in a tourney between the Grand Slam club of Wellington and Lorain Eagles bridge teams was played in Lorain Bagies club rooms Tuesday night at 7 15. Wellington won with five points in the lead. Forty players affiliated. Bert Kna of Hiram and Adelbert Knapp spent Wednesday in Cleveland. Mrs. George Warzer visited the A S Ledyard family of Lakewood Sunday. Mrs. Hattie Baker suffered a relapse at her daughter Violet Curtice’s home late last week. Mrs. Andrew Watters is ill with sinus trouble at her Cleveland home. She is daughter-in-law of Mr and Mrs BE Watters of Wellington. Dr and Mrs Frank B Gregg arrived home Wednesday after spending the winter in Florida. Mr and Mrs George Whitehead will arrive this week from Ft Lauderdale Florida. Kenneth Morers of Cleveland was a Sunday guest of his sister Effie Edwards. Walter Warren has recovered from a severe cold. Mr and Mrs Verne Cush of South Mainet announce the marriage of their son Charles of Los Angeles to Miss Evelyn Terpenning, also of Los Angeles. The marriage took place last Saturday Feb 4 at Beverier Apartment 334 N Normandie avenue Hollywood. The Rev John S Green of Wellington Baptist church addressed the young people’s rally at the East Side Independent Baptist church. D Glen Swanger, president of the Wellington Holateia Association, will chair the annual 4 H advisors recognition dinner to be held in Eh ria in mid March.

Bert Kna Hiram Adelbert Knapp Cleveland George Warzer A. S. Ledyard Lakewood Hactie Baker Violet Curtice Andrew Watters BE. Watters Wellington Frank B. Gregg Florida George Whitehead Ft Lauderdale Fila Kenneth Morers Effie Edwards Walter Warren Verne W. Cush South Mainet Charles Los Angeles Evelyn Terpenning Beverier N. Normandie Avenue Hallywood John S. Green Wellington Baptist Church Ohio Association of Independent Bap Yeung People East Side Independent

Good Friday Services Observed Across Amherst Ohio

Amherst area churches announce Good Friday services including a German communion at St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed, a union service at 1 30 pm with Rev. Ernst Irion as speaker, and German communion at St Paris Lutheran in the evening. Other Holy Week events cover St Joseph’s Mass, various parish activities, and local community notices.

Amherst C. E. Schmidt St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church S. A St. Peter's Church Ernst Irion Elyria Schmidt St. Paris Lutheran Church St. Joseph’s Church

Belden Church Easter Events And Notices

Easter plans include a 9 45 a m Sunday School opening, an Easter program led by Mrs P H Rogers, and a joint Belden Grafton service at 11 00 a m with sermon by Rev Beebe The Younes People s Fellowship will stage The Challenge of the Cross at Belden Church at 6 60 p m A senior class play drew large attendance at the schoolhouse on Thursday eve Gifts include birth to a son for Mr and Mrs Eugene Bright of Darton Frederick Dean Named They hosted friends including Mr and Mrs Dwight Reistoger and Mr and Mrs Charles Wise overnight trips and school events noted from Cleveland Ohio

Belden Robert Schumann Gladys McCullough Mary Batdorf Grace McCullough Methodist Church George E. Beebstock P. H. Rogers Grafton Beebe Younes People’s Fellowship Belden Church Hattie Goodman Eugene Bright Darton Bright June Hoppe Goodman Frederick Dean F. W. Weidner T. J. Weidner Mir Dwight Reistoger Charles O. VerSor Winifred Ver- Soy Lakewood Charles Wise A. L. Wise J. D. Menzweil Thomas A. Edison School For Cleveland Lee Mennell

Social visitors and returning guest at Lakewood home

Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mennell included Mr. and Mrs. D G Reisinger and Robert Killip who called on Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Witzel in Lakewood on Wednesday. Miss Lucille Wise has returned home after several weeks in Medina and spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Grabenstetter.

Lee Mennell D. G. Reisinger Robert Killip Eugene Witzel Lakewood Lucille Wise Medina George Grabenstetter

Miscellaneous Shower Honors New Bride Florence Crile

Mrs Florence Nichols Crile recently married was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower by Otterbein and U B Church girls at her sister’s home. Refreshments followed a pleasant evening. Also a social hour and covered-dish dinner welcomed guests at Mr and Mrs L A Phelps home. Galion guests, Ashton twins birthday party, and brief notes follow.

Joseph Baxter East Street Ladies Aid Society Jennie Babcock Florence Nichols Crile Otterbein and Girls U. B. Church Kenneth Walker Telephone Line 17 L. A. Phelps Lee Austin Painter of Galion May VansCor Ashton Twins William Ashton Shrool Ruggiga

Hugh Jamison Named New Manager at Muir Drug Store

Hugh Jamison was installed as manager of Muir's Original Cut Rate Drugs in Elyria replacing Cliff Herald, who moves to Battle Creek. Jamison, 9 years with the company, has managed Mansfield store and worked in Columbus and Grand Rapids offices. He and wife Eleanor and son Boyce 5 reside at 120 Park Avenue.

Muir Cut Rate Drugs, Inc Cliff Herald Elyria Unic Battle Creek Mich Hugh Jamison Mansfield Elisa Normal School Elisa Business College Columbus, O Jamison Eden Gass School Morgantown W. Va Muir's Columbus Gary Ind Grand Rapids Buckere Mull Boyce Muir Organization Boyce K. Muir Eleanor Elyria Park Avenue

Easter Vacation Guests and Hospital Stay Report

The text notes that a member of the Applied Science department in Cleveland is spending Easter with his parents. It also states Rev. BD A. Crites has been a patient at Samaritan Hospital in Ashland for a week for an inflammatory boil. Mrs C F Hanvilla and her sons Karl and Dan Sundar are visiting Mrs Maude T Hanville in Sandvuekr.

Social Reform Agency Cites Man’s Greatest Helpers Of All Times

PHILADELPHIA Five Americans are among the 19 great humanitarians named by the United Campaign social workers and civic leaders. The cross section of nominees includes Jesus Moses Florence Nightingale Abraham Lincoln St Francis of Assisi Jane Addams Louis Pasteur Benjamin Franklin Julius Rosenwald and Andrew Carnegie. The ballot aims to spotlight how religious leaders scientists statesmen and social workers contribute to progress.

Philadelphia United Campaign Jesus Moses Florence Nightingate Abraham Lincoln St. Francis of Assisi Jane Addams Louis Pasteur Benjamin Fraan&lis Julius Rosenwald Andrew Carnegie

Ambiguous Harmony Motto Stressed in Social Reform Talks

Report notes philanthropists and leaders collaborating on social reform ideals. In China the phrase six harmonies is described as meaning everywhere, extending to compass points and broader reach.

China

Coyote slain by CCC camper with stone in Oregon

In Silerton, Ore. E Nahornaik of CCC camp 6111 along with two companions cornered a coyote. He hurled a stone and struck the animal in the head, killing it on the spot.

Silverton Ore Dizzy Dean E. Nahornaik CCC

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