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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1936

Page

9

Elyria Woman's club hears Sterrenz on Europe today

Society notes show Frederick Sterrenz of the Cleveland Press speaking at the Elyria Woman's club on Europe. He argues Germany seeks only self protection and food, calls for reduced trade barriers, and notes France remains antagonistic while Italy and Japan face expansion wars. Luncheon precedes program. future events include a tureen dinner and an all day Good Friday service.

Prederick Sterrenz Cleveland Press Elyria Woman's Club Germany France Italy Japan Rhine Sterbenz League of Nations Education Department J. K. Nece Singing of America J. W. Smith Pano.ee

Woman's Club Plans For Upcoming Activities And Events

The Elyria Woman's Club departments announced a slate of events for the coming weeks. Activities include a board party to benefit the mill fund, sewing and a sauerkraut luncheon, talks on Wagner, travel and education programs, a Florida shells display, a rummage sale, and a card party. Electees include trustees Mrs. F. C. Billings, Mrs. H. G. Hoover, and Mrs. E. C. Keres, with delegates to the state convention. The 25th anniversary club party is set for March 23. New members listed: Mrs. Ernest Kenton, Mrs. Sor, Mrs. Struck, and Mrs. Fiord Schutt.

Elyria Woman's Club American Home and Child Welfare Department Mill Fund H. &. Hoover Wagner Drama Department Frank Seward Ing J. Birkbeck Miss Donnelly Tucker School Expr F. C. Billings H. G. Hoover FE. C. Keres Mar RT. J. Martin Hoover G. W- Wingard Inez Barnartiss Ernest Kenton Sor Third Street

Meeting notes from Second Congregational churcs Division D

Sixteen members attended a noon gathering at the home of Mrs. Joh Aschenbach on Cornell Avenue. Mrs. George Lamt led devotional services while plans were made for events on April 28 and March meetings. Members sewed quilt tops for the Cleveland orphanage and held a prize quilt craft.

Second Congregational Churcs Joh Aschenbach R.G. Rhodes Cornell Atenue George Lamt Ward Hubbard Glen Brodrick Winchell Fotzenheit Buesis Vandison Cleveland Terry

Personal notices and events in Garford Eastern Heights

Reer, Iva Pollack and Miss Lois Maryns attend Bethany College student names appear among local visitors. Mr and Mrs Mauries Pratt and twin daughters from Brooklyn visit West River Street, while J C Goss Jr of Detroit visits his parents in Princeton Ave. Several local residents attend plays, deaths, and church services with references to Easter week ceremonies and Good Friday observances at Andrews Church.

Garford Eastern Heights Barnes Iva Pollack Wester Sirger News City Maslers Beth- Vege Middle Avenue Lois Maryns Beaver Pennsylvania Betheny College Mauries Pratt Daug Brooklyn New York West River Street Pasadena Dela Westeran Broad Street F. Cascade Goss Briggs James Sip Feil Jamestown

New Dames Of Malia Officers Installed

Installation of Metta was attended by 5 guests from Lorain last night. Officers installed include Sparks protector Ruth, keeper Edith, deputy messenger Minne Gard, guard Anna Gunder, and others. Louis Tichenor presented compliments to installing and retiring officers. plans mention summer roundup and an amateur contest opening to Agnes parish members with two sets of entries for third and fourth grade attendees.

Opes Metta Lorain Acé Deoner Cleveland Ficer Iver Eleanor Werrer Pearer Anna Auer Cers Que N. Sparks Marzarrad Ruth Bya Kiare Schaub Osea Igsie Edith Carrie Miler Smith Nera Igi Minne Gard Ac Anna Gunder Isi Luc Ba Doroth Harvest Esler Ruth Blealur Esther Smiht Grace Heigcirich Olge Louis Tichenor Resalar Monthis Dar Frank Guy Josiah Dunlap Joseph Welsh James Elemes EL Foreman M. Young J. Nore Vincent Gray Agnes Parish Atrenda

Claque Club SeWing Event Draws Three Winners

The Clasque club sewing division met at the home on Nichols Court to award prizes in three contests to Géraldine Watson Mildred Bauza and Marzueri Taylor. Plans for a mother-daughter banquet were discussed and set for April in Mas. Lorena Downs invited the girls to meet at her Erie Street home on April 22.

Clasque Club Nichols Court Géraldine Watson Mildred Bauza Marzueri Bangu Mas Lorena Downs Erie Street

Easter Friday Services At St Pauls Church

Holy Week schedule lists morning services starting at ten with two services in German guise and communion administered. Evening service at 7 45 features tenor solo The Easter Story by Russel Dinford and sermon followed by altar sacrament observance.

St. Paul's Church Russel Dinford

Calendar notes and club meeting reminders at Andrea's church

A jumbled calendar item notes a club meeting at Jane's West Avenue location with Mrs. T and others, plus Shrine No. 2 references. It mentions Beverly, Iris, and an Easter basket display, with serving help from Indi Fu and Mrs. Haro, and Frances outlining honor award requirements for April to March. an event schedule is given for contests and activities ending around 4:24.

Carstrad Andrea Jane West Avenue Mrs. T Mergaret FO. C Beverly Indi Fuen Haro Franceson

LaPorte W. C. T. U. hosts meeting and luncheon

Mrs. Rahl opened the LaPorte W. C. T. U. meeting with nine members present. Mrs. Mary Milen Alexander led the readings and sun­shine. Guests from Beni Shrine Auxiliary and others attended. A luncheon will be held June sixth at Mrs. Ca Oup’s home.

Frank Rahl LaPorte W. C. T. U Dent Mary Milen Alexander Beni Shrine West Avenue Dingo Inveral Iliary Iuren Ca Oup Eastern Heights Boulevard

Hospital Admissions and Society Meeting Highlights

Hospital admissions list names including Jeanette Sheiler and Michael Glow iske from various streets in Walton, Grafton, and Cortland. Discharges include Herberta Holiday and Florence Hallingsworth among others. A Federated Patriotic Societies meeting at Woodman Hall discussed a future quarterly session and summer basket picnic with representatives from Sons of Veterans and Ladies of GALR.

Jeanette Sheiler Boston Avenue Walton Ives K. D Michael Glowiske Grafton George Wahrmas Courtland Street Herberta Holiday Ninth Street Mark Watts Baby Poy W_rth Florence Hallingsworth Boacd Street Betty May Beck Cleveland Street Adam Heldling Evelyn Zeigier Coebta Staties Mary Barwell Eastern Heights Boulevard Women's Helter Corps UVaptai P_ DL Reefytrele Ladies of G. A. RR Daughters of Union Veterans Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary Woodman Hall Sons of Veterans Chas. Deeser Charles Lent The Dorothy Decker Charles O East Avenue

Sorority Zeta Upsilon Meeting At Hand Home

Sorority Zeta Upsilon met at Pauline Gettey’s residence on Ninth Street last evening to discuss a weekend at the lake and a rummage sale in the near future. A luncheon was served by Mrs. Gettey and Lucille Hand hosted at Longford Avenue home with Easter decor. April 22.

Ethel Brugmer William Wehman Re Kutter Zeta Upsilon Pauline Getttey Ninth Street Keepiaz Lucille Hand Longford Avenue

Church of Christ Classes Postpone Meetings

The A B C class at the Church of Christ, linked to Mr and Mrs C C Kieffer at 154 The A B C, has postponed its meeting previously scheduled for Saturday this week to Friday at 7 30 p m. The Adams residence at 1365 East Avenue hosts the new gathering. The W L B class also postpones its park gathering by a week from Friday night.

Oberlin AAUW Hosts Tea and Plays to Raise Funds

The Oberlin Branch of the American Association of University Women welcomes Oberlin College senior women to a tea at Talcott Hall Monday at 3 PM with speaker Mrs. Harry C. Long on Roads to Peace. A fundraiser features Phidelah Rice at Warner Hall on April 16 in Candida, with tickets at 15 dollars to support the Fellowship fund.

Oberlin American Association of University Women Oberlin College Talcott Hall Harry C. Long Akron Phidelah Rice Warner Hall Shaw

Mrs Oswald Hosts Circle 2 of St Pauls Evangelia Church

Mrs Oswald hosted Circle 2 of St Pauls Evangelia Church at her East Ernstreet home yesterday with chairwoman Mrs Otfa Misehka presiding and Mrs Mary Fox as devotional leader. A salad course was served at a large table adorned with pink sweet peas and blue in friendship circle gifts. The Salvation Army will hold Good Friday services at the church on West Breadtreer with an Easter service Sunday at 7 45 and a morning service at 11 00.

SS Andrews Hversaisal India Kathleen Vaughn Jacqueline Greene Elyria Country Club Mar &Th Edith Terrey Lydia Kahar Fhelma Bentiy Edna Berich Goodwill Bible Class Elizabeth Rich Oswald Easternstreet Circle 2 St. Paul's Evangelia Church Otfa Misehka Mary Fox KR. Pallas Courtland Tertain Circle Home Ie Orlock Salvation Army Harchon West

Captain Amore Preaches as Special Music Offered

In the morning service Captain Amore will preach and special music will be provided at each service, highlighting the worship schedule.

A.m Amore

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