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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1934
Page
11
Last night at First Methodist church family night featured Prof Mills leading audience and choir in songs of remembrance for mothers. A session explained the Victor Theremin and noted gifts for long and short marriages amid plans for upcoming membership night and public invitation.
The FDA urged that every Bran labeled cereal state exact contents to avoid mislabeling mixed products as Bran. Kellogg’s Ant-Brax and Alz-Bran are cited. Ant-Brax is described as Bran flavored with malt sugar and salt, while Alz-Bran is promoted for constipation relief but not a cure-all. Consumers should read package wording and buy Kellogg’s Ata-Bran for promised results.
Local clubs and church societies print a busy calendar of events with meetings at Grace Lutheran United Presbyterian and other churches. Plans include tureen suppers, guest speakers, dinners, bridge, and a J A D Club birthday celebration with prizes and a pastel luncheon.
On April eleventh the Missionary Society of the Church of Christ marks the national society's sixty years since its 1874 founding by Mrs. Caroline Pearce of Iowa City. The local group, active forty nine years, will present a history, special music, and a memorial service under President Mrs. C F Neuwirth.
The A A A W Drama Group met with Mrs Ward Young to discuss a tea sponsored by First Congregational church on April 24 featuring Mrs George Hoke and Mrs M A Giles in a dialogue. Oberlin Branch to host a senior girls tea April 17 at Talcott Hall with Elyria Drama Group presenting the second episode. A paper on Spanish Drama was given by Mrs Hoke and Mrs Paul Hines spoke of speeches in Columbus at the Citizens Conference on the Crisis in Education.
Admissions list includes Mrs. Leo Nilges Valley City and Mrs. Arthur Cowley Cotumnia Station along with Rev. Milton Wiseley Mooreland Ind and others. Rainbow Gifts reports, spring dance April 20 at Masonic Temple, father daughter banquet April 23, Eleanor Dann chairing, Rainbow Girls anniversary and year-in-review by Elizabeth Campbell. Local groups report meetings, entertainments, and committees with numerous hostesses, prizes, and upcoming events through April. Boy Scout Troop 3 meets at Church of Christ with Court of Honor set for April 16. Mrs Roy Vimpeny honored at birthday dinner hosted by Ora Walker.
The Elyria Garden Club heard Mrs. C. F. Ensign discuss Iris varieties and hybridization at a gathering after an earlier club meeting at the Woman's Club. She described Imperial Iris groups, care, planting, and disease controls, with notes on soils, rot, and borers. The YWCA board met next, detailing decor projects, rentals, and summer guest publicity, ending with a dinner.
Miss Kathryn Arnold hosted the Dit Club at her Ninth street Bridge home last evening with a lively card session. Mrs Leian Folk won high score, Mrs Carl Gott took second, and Mrs George Smith placed as compater. A luncheon was served to members and guest Miss Muriel Brown. The club will meet in two weeks at Mrs Lloyd Reeds home on West avenue. Mr and Mrs Arlin Smith of Case road welcomed a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on April tenth.
Mr and Mrs T H McKeaney on Chase Street visited Mrs McKenney s brother EOP Phillips in Cleveland. Mrs Juane Kotcham of Buffalo NY visited her parents Mr and Mrs R D Kerry of Third Street. Adelbert Rossinger of the University of Michigan is spending spring vacation at his home on Lake Avenue. Mrs Ted Maddock of Cleveland is visiting her sister Mrs Robert of the Gray Apartments on Second Street. Mrs Edgar Fenner and family returned to Buffalo NY after visiting W C Walters of Cornell Avenue. Charles Hammer son of Mr and Mrs C L Hammer of North Aberead was treated at Elydra Clinic for appendicitis and recovering. Charles Whitney and Jack Adamson returned to Oxford OH to resume studies at Miami University after Easter. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Leo Nitges of Valley City at Elyria Memorial Hospital on April 10. Mrs Edith Storer, convalescing from a broken leg, has moved to J D Squire s home. Dwight Koppes of Cleveland spent Sunday with C W Koppes of West Eighth Street. Harrison Peters and family are parents of a son born April 9 at Elyria Memorial. Baby Alda-Lou Sturtevant at J D Squire s home is improving. Ben Stone of Cleveland Street is improving at Elyria Clinic. Mrs Arthur Roe of Beebe Court is convalescing at Martin Roe s home. Don Shibley of Cornell Avenue will motor trip with William D Shaver to Washington DC Mt Vernon Gettysburg and points East. J Martin Beck of Elyria High School left for Chicago for National Supervisor s Conference. Mrs Saran Brouse is at the home of her son John Brouse on Woodland Avenue.
Ladies Auxiliary to V F W Post No 1079 held a meeting at Broad street club rooms with strong attendance. Senior vice president Mrs Coon Reinhardt led in Mrs Anna Powell’s absence due to illness. Four Lorain visitors attended and the charter was draped for late national president Sadie Kern who died February 28 1934. Emma Keller department president of Cleveland will attend May 14 with a dinner at the Elks restaurant. Helen Perkins named dinner chairman. Joint meeting with the Post set for April 16. luncheon committee Emma Zahrley Eleanor McCully Rhinette Young selected.
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