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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1938
Page
9
Mrs George Bush was elected Regent of the Elyria Chapter D A R at their annual meeting in the Elyria Woman's Club. Mrs Robert A Taft of Cincinnati wife of the former president will speak at the Elyria High School P T A meeting on April 12.
Iva Sabins elected president as Rollin E. Hinkson Auxiliary met in Woodman Hall. Officers include Gertrude Barron vice president Alice Green junior vice Ada Bailey chaplain Elizabeth Mischka guard Josephine Mischka musician Burton N Burton secretary Margaret Clapp treasurer Frennes Metzler conductress Emma Brown trustee. Installation planned Friday April twenty second in Woodman Hall. The Gastre Club met at Mrs. Gertrude Ligotke home with new member Viola Von Duyke. poems read, Mary Jalowiec won first prize, Augusta Fitchner consoled. German pastries served at Mrs. Mary Lewis home on April 22.
The Win One class met last night with Janice Elliott of Eastern Heights Boulevard serving as hostess. Betty Opper opened the meeting and Margaret Opper conducted the devotional from 2nd James 2:1 onward. After discussion of old and new business a refreshment course followed and the group adjourned to April 14 with plans to visit Beachwood.
Mrs. Irvin Geitgey chaired yesterday’s luncheon in the Masonic Temple dining room for seventeen Avenue Club members. Assistants were Dorothy Todd and Ruth Schroeder. A baby picture display followed and Marian Hand named the most pictures. The meeting opened with a devotional by Mabel Brown. committees reported and plans were made to fundraise with a travelling apron. The club will meet again on May thirteenth.
Morning departure from Elyria for a Ring Group outing with chaperones to visit a housing project on West Street then downtown for lunch and a Playhouse performance of Judgment Thy, based on the Leipzig trial, followed by return. Janet Smith and Delores Toury chaired the group. Fun.
A dense list of Monday activities across Lorain County including Circle of C C L with Mrs. Krenzel, Miss Harriet Hibbard speaks, Mugwumps hosted by Mrs. Fitch and Miss Milliren, Knights of Columbus Elyria Rainbow for Girls, beekeepers in Wellington with C M Mohrmat, Rainbow class at Methodist Church, Laf-A-Lot Club with Emma Smodr, Sunny Side Up with Mrs. O’Brien, Public Affairs at YWCA 2 PM with Mrs. Willis Chandler, Lenten service at YWCA 2 3 PM, Junior Friendship teachers party, Middle Step club visiting Thew Shovel Co Lorain, Collegiana rehearsal at MCA 7 30 PM, YWCA directors meet, Business Women's Bible days 7 30 PM, Townsend Club 1 at Captain P DD, Reafy Cirste Ladies of G A R, King Solomon Lodge Masonic Temple, Eagles Auxiliary drill at 6 30, Guild of First Congregational 2 50.
A vintage ad offers hospitalization coverage paying up to 165 for care and other hospital expenses including accident sickness and maternity. It promises low costs with 7 percent monthly cost and broad acceptance in the U S and Canada. Contact Mrs F C Barclay at 12 percent grant Bt and phone 89934 for details.
Nr and Mrs Harvey N Lew return from Columbus after Farm Bureau Mutual trip. In Cleveland last evening many attended The Bartered Bride. names include Ina Mae Ardell Mary Joe Fritsche Deborah Silsbee Irma Gayeska and more. Weekend visits set with relatives in New Philadelphia and Washington Avenue. Aida closing night cast listed for Cleveland. Local church events feature Palm Sunday sermon The Problem of Evil and service times. Jolly Jones Club hosts at Roosevelt Avenue. Bible class topics and socials noted.
About thirty people attended a recognitions service for the Allen Jefferson Girl Reserves at the Y W C A auditorium last evening at seven. Ten girls were recognized with Thelma Gegenheimer presiding as president and Nan Shryock assisting. Tenber played during the service. Loretta Boddy led a song and Thelma Gegenheimer accompanied a piano solo. Dorothy R Sokal and Mary M Griggs sang Follow the Gleam with guitar. After the service, refreshments were served from a table centered with an Easter lily and punch was provided by Thelma Gegenheimer.
A Standard Bearer gathering at Lucile Hinderer's home featured a business meeting and a chicken prize game won by Mrs. Scheune man and Betty Erdman. Virginia Meredith joined as a new member and plans for a mother daughter banquet were discussed. A Frank S. Harmon Lodge No. 603 F and A M special communication on April 12 will include Master Mason Degree. dinner at 6:09 followed by reservations to officers.
Roy Jackson of R. F. D. No. 1 and Charles Culp in Cleveland admitted to hospital. Discharges include Mrs. Roland Springer of Cleveland, Richard Held of 122 Quincy Street, Mrs. Arthur Youngless of Oberlin, Mrs. Frank Mills, a baby girl in North Ridgeville, Mrs. John Becker, a baby boy of 311 Harwood Street. Avon M E Church hosts a ham supper on Tuesday April 12 at 5:30, price 35e.
The Elgria League of Women Voters postpones its Monday April 4 meeting. Arrangements are under way for Lorain County groups to hear Dr. Henry Busch of Cleveland on April 20. Details on the program location will be announced soon.
Elyria Men's Bible Class with L B Hindman will preset a lesson from John chapter 12. The gathering is scheduled for Sunday at 9 30 a m at the Y M C A. Mrs Karl Lehman and Mrs Alice Pitman will sing duets as part of the special music.
Licenses issued for Paul Albert Submidions 49 Elyria unemployed and Margaret Ann Foster 30 of 100 Tunnery street Elyria secretary LeRoy J Rhone 22 Elyria township truck driver and Louise Hamilton 18 of 607 East River street Elyria a 2
Palm Sunday services at Congregational church feature Rev. Juell's sermon themed He Set His Face Steadfastly. The Thimble Sisters Quilting Club plans an all day session with Mrs. Lelie Jenkins in Granger on April 3. Litchfield Grange meets April ia at the town hall with an ice show by R. A. Huchman of Medina. East Sweet division serves Nour Jumet and Ladies Benevolent Society holds its monthly meeting April 14. The high school production For Petu's Sake is slated for April 18 36. Austin Hastings and daughter Levis with C. J. Reutter visit from Mallet Creek. Mrs. Hastings and baby return home. Friendly Bridge Club hosts April 2. Relatives of Dell Eaken to leave Jensen April 12 for return by Saturday. William Gaich confined by illness. Harrisville Grange attends Harrisville grange meeting at Lodi. Medina county oratorio contest results noted with Litchfield entrant Miss Margaret Round winning second.
Lakewood hosted Mr and Mrs Guy Jeune and Mrs Jenne on a Sunday visit. Mrs Albert Ulmer of Mallet Creek stayed in the Bidle Ilitzelberger home from Monday through Friday for several days.
Vincent WISG SALLIES ELECT VINCENT The Markley Sewing Sallies 4 H Club held a meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs Lewis home. Seven girls joined the club and officers were elected. President Marian Roberts Vice President Margaret Smith Secretary Jeanette Lewis Treasurer Marian Roberts Recreation Leader Loretta Lewis News Reporter Inza Lettertee Constitution committee includes Margaret Smith Loretta Lewis Marian Roberts and Inza Lettertee. Physical committee will meet at Mrs D R Roberts home on April 13. Club will be held at the Lewis home on Friday evening April 22. News Notes The Markley Boy Scout Troop 133 met Tuesday April 5 in the schoolhouse with eight scouts present. Billie Worcester conducted the meeting which opened with the salute to the Flags and the pledge. Adults W E Heck and Mr McUicken attended. Rail check and formation drill followed. The Fidelis Class of the M & S Church met Thursday evening for an Easter Day play and Miss Saville Seuning has been ill but under physician care. Principal Me Roger was briefly at school after illness.
The Junior Markley Sewing Sallies Girls 4 H1 Club held their second meeting this week at the Qoof Eleanor Lewis with eleven members. Officers include Eleanor Lewis president Florence Sutich vice president Ruth Dean news reporter Rosebud Keefer treasurer Shirley McIntire recreation leader and Kovacs club secretary. After business the girls played games and decided to hold meetings at members homes with any girl under thirteen invited. The next meeting is Monday at 2 PM at Eleanor Lewis's home.
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