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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1937
Page
10
Twenty six members of the Wining Circle class of the Congregational church enjoyed a covered-dish supper and program of games and stunts at the church Friday evening. Arnold Kiplinger and Roy McCormick were in charge of the entertainment.
Sixteen members of Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps and Henry B Stevick of the Sons of Union Veterans attended a dinner here in honor of Rev John Kaley who was installed as Commander of Richard Allen Post Elyria.
The meeting adjourned after the presentation of the degree team manager. Members and visitors then gathered at the Vv. F. W. club rooms where refreshments were served.
Lyndon Chapter 361 O E S held its annual inspection Friday in LaGrange with about 76 members attending a dinner. Mrs Helen Owler of Wooster served as inspecting officer and Graf ton members listed include Arthur Bennett and many couples and several lodge auxiliary ladies.
Scout Troop 104 earns The Blue Ribbon during Scout week. Joe Burke earns the tenderfoot badge at the last meeting. Tickets now on sale for the Scout Circus in Sandusky on April 24.
The Friendship Club was pleasantly entertained at the home of Mrs. Ben Smith on Thursday.
All members of the Northern Draft Horse association and their families are invited to a doughnut dance at the Grange hall in Oberlin on Tuesday evening May 4. Plans include a team driving contest for boys and girls, likely at the Wellington Fair, with winners facing rivals from other districts.
Mrs Sucub Clues and family hosted in Barker street with Mr and Mrs Charles Allison and D C Hubbard. Mrs A R Branson led Thursday Bridge, prize won by Mrs William Bennett. Helen Shepard has mumps. others ill. Rose Knapp moves to 238 Barker. PTA plans Eaton High talk. Girl Reserve Club hosts kid party at high school gym next Thursday. alumni invited.
Miss Mildred Brenner, daughter of Morris and Mrs. Brenner, a Western Reserve University student, will perform Susanna in Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro at Severance Hall Cleveland on May 15. She also sings a soprano solo in Hayden's The Creation for Western Reserve University next month.
Afternoon program included a Horse race and bunco with prizes awarded to Mrs. Helen Lennerth first, Mrs. Dorothy McGill second, and Mrs. Dorothy Stoll consolation. Mrs. Ylazel Strickland won bunco refreshments. Mrs. Smith received a club gift. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs. Iva Kinter’s home.
W H Van Oster of Elyria spoke at the M E church Men s Brotherhood gathering on Thursday evening about public life problems and the value of real brotherhood helping individuals solve issues. George Edwards presided, Herman Gest led the program, and post meeting refreshments were provided by Division No 2 of the Widening Circle.
On Monday evening April 12 the Epworth League will gather at the M B E church with the District Epworth League Cabinet directing the event.
Carlton S. Dargusch former Ohio Tax Commission vice chairman endorsed a lottery style plan tying it to sales tax receipts. He argued it could raise millions yearly and use cancelled receipts as tickets while noting legal questions about constitutional prohibition. The Ohio House Taxation Committee favored a constitutional amendment to legalize lotteries.
W P A Education program and Ohio State Commission for the Blind call an Elyria meeting at 1 30 p m Thursday April 15 in Room 138 Washington School to discuss adult blind education. Demonstrations of Braille typing cane seating sewing knitting and basket weaving will be given. Transportation is available on request. Music and refreshments planned.
Four WPA workers will resume operations Tuesday on a Wellington school project. The Board of Education funds interior painting two coats scraping and finishing 700 desks gym floor repair exterior trim and screens. Federal allocation is 1213 dollars with sponsor share 824 dollars.
Lorain reports completion of city wide alley upgrades with grading drainage and resurfacing. Twenty eight WPA workers moved to the Root Road storm sewer project with WPA labor paid $30,000-plus and city funds covering $7,508.06 for material and bans.
A fragment reflects on pity as a constant theme in human life, suggesting sorrow accompanies the endless journey. The terse note hints at philosophical consideration of suffering and endurance.
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