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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1937

Page

13

Business Women’s club dinner features talk on economic security

The Business and Professional Women’s club of Lorain held a three course dinner at the Brass Kettle Inn with forty members and guests. Professor W. C. Pautz of Baldwin-Wallace spoke on economic security, comparing European models and urging readiness for taxation to fund social programs. The next meeting is set for April 24 at the YWCA with a nominating committee report on the agenda.

Baldwin-Wallace Business and Professional Women's Club Brass Kettle Inn Lorain St Otam Sw5mk Asuce Elizabeth Rich Eric D. Chapman W. C. Pautz Berea Sih Gtahn Federation Baldwin-Wallace College Europe Britain Russia Germany Italy Pautz Dorothy Jones Elizabeth Thomas Bess Schultz

Association Parlor Meeting Highlights Courtship Talk

Mrs. E J Howenstine spoke on Courtship and Marriage at the association meeting last night. A play cast was chosen for Mrs Glamorous and Mrs Whipple with Emma Goodman Eleanor Holliday Ruth Ellam Gladys Anderson Olive Green, directed by Betty Schaefer.

E. J. Howenstine Gladys Anderson Betts Senaefer Helen Zeeman Jane McGuire Sadie Vie Wurts

Attendance at YWCA Board Meeting Noted

Twenty three of twenty four YWCA board members attended the meeting with an inspiring review of Linh's Return to Region by Mrs Ring Fauver. Elaine Johnson reviewed an article on youth and parental relations from the Woman's Press. Replies discuss youth needs, church roles, and standards for the YWCA. Plans included hosting Miss Charlotte Nevins on April 22 and Erie regional conference May 3-5. Delegates named and Suns Club dinner set for Friday.

Y. W. C. A. Board Fenewaay Linh Ring Fauver Elaine Johnson Friendship Club Cabinet Woman's Press Betty Lyle Lyle Association Rodney Rockwood Charlotte Nevins Erie Pennsylvania D. W. McLeod W. O. McClellan Artemas Beebe Alice McCracken Suns Club

Agenda Quartet Makes Initial Appearance at Fraternity Party

Agenda quartet introduced the group at a rushing party in the fraternity club rooms last evening. Members Earl Holbrook Elmer Erickson Arnold Alexander and Harry Har attended along with guests. President Howard Somers Jr outlined activities while Arthur O'Hara Bill Jago Kenneth Botamer and Arthur Corts spoke briefly. Refreshments closed the gathering.

Agenda Earl Holbrook Elmer Erickson Arnold Alexander Harry Harman Howard Somers, Jr Arthur O'Hara Bill Jago Kenneth Botamer Arthur Corts

Mothers Guests as Scouts Plan Arbor Day Ceremony

Forget Me Not Troop No 5 of Girl Scouts hosts mothers Friday April 16 at 2 P M at the American Legion Home Deborah Silsbee speaks on Arbor Day Jean Ferrarc Betty Duske Virzuan Chapman and Harriet Folley sing Scouts plant a tree during the ceremony Yesterday at Legion Home the girls practiced the minuet played games learned songs and closed with Goodnight Circle and Taps

Greene announces daughter's marriage to Clarence Minnich

Mr and Mrs Charles Greene of East River Street announce the marriage of their daughter Nettydean Greene to Clarence Harold Minnich son of Mr and Mrs John Minnich of 411 West Over Street. The ceremony took place yesterday in Ripley New York at 11 A M with Mr and Mrs Earl Boggs as attendants. The bride wore a black and white ensemble with a shoulderette of gardenias. Mrs Boggs wore a blue ensemble with black accessories. Mrs Minnich graduated from Elyria High School and Mr Minnich attended Collinwood High School. They will reside in this city where Mr Minnich is employed.

Clarence Greene East River Street Nettydean Greene Clarence Harold Minnich John Minnich West Over Street Ripley New York Earl Boggs

Ott Jones wedding date announced

Mr and Mrs F C Ott of Foster Park Road Lorain announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Bettie to George Jones son of Mr and Mrs J Jones of Livingston Avenue Lorain Dr A E Kemp will officiate at the parsonage of Second Congregational Church on Saturday April 24 at two oclock Both Bet t ie Ott and George Jones are known in Elyria and Lorain with Mr Jones employed at National Tube Co

F. C. Ott Foster Park Road Lorain Bettie George Jones J. Jones Livingston Avenue A. E. Kemp Second Congregational Miss Ott Mr. Jones Elyria National Tube Co Cardinal Second Congregational Church Shirley Pallas Metropolitan Park Oberlin N. E. Ohio Oak Tree Patrol Ethel Agate H. W. Pond

Local society and theater notes salute Regional figures

Several Elyrians attend the Cleveland Tristan and Isolde performance. Mrs. William H. Gillie travels to district missionary meetings in town, while Edward Janowsky Jr. improves at home from pneumonia. Others plan or attend operatic events and visits with relatives in Cleveland and beyond.

Edward Janowsky Jr Furnace Street R. C. Baird Seventh Street Pontiac Michigan Fred J. Baird J. W. Smith East Broad Street Frank Sheets Metropolitan Opera Company William H. Gillie Cleveland Women’s Missionary Society of the Churches of Christ Gillie John Sala Cleveland Pains Auditorium Elizabeth Taylor Frank Horan J. Martin Beck L. Dingworth Marjorie Rossiter J. Huge Karl Kaley Ruth Pape Mabel Eubanks Carl Plocher Barbara Plocher L. R. Todd Doris Todd Arthur Tite Arthur Waters Max French Ernest Holmes H. Hopkins Irevie Hollis Wheaton College Wheaton Iinois Middle Avenue Ralph Murbach Washington Avenue Los Angeles California L. R. Taylor R. D. Copas Jess Bailey Robert Richard Hazel

Couple Returns From Wedding Trip In East

Friends of Mrs Olga Johnson daughter of Charles Krugman 319 Eleventh street will be surprised to learn of her marriage last Thursday April 5 to Frank Gerhart son of the late Mrs Frances Gerhart. The ceremony took place in Buffalo New York by Judge George Wheme. The bride wore coral sheer crepe with grey accessories and a shoulder bouquet of gardenias and sweet peas. The newlyweds returned to Elyria after a five day tour through eastern states and will host friends on Gulf road.

Olga Johnson Charles Krugman Eleventh Street Frank Gerhart Frances Gerhart Buffalo New York George Wheme Erie County Courts Gerhart Elyria Gulf Road

Bingo Party Aids Veterans Group On Broad Street

A well attended bingo event last night in the club rooms on Broad Street featured the Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars No. 1079. Thirty five games produced prizes for Bertha Mulroy Beatrice Scarborough and Max Bassmore. Luncheon was served by Helen Sperry and Myrtle Haun. The Auxiliary meets next Monday evening.

Broad Street Bertha Mulroy Beatrice Scarborough Max Bassmore Helen Sperry Myrtle Haun

Glassware Group Meeting With Mrs Hubbard Wilcox

The Glassware Group of the AL ALU will meet with Mrs. Hubbard Wilcox at 1384 Marseilles Avenue on Thursday evening.

The AL Alu. W

Sunny Side Up Club Hosts Banco Evening

Mrs. Weber entertained the Sunny Side Up club at 181 Caroline Avenue last evening with three tables of progressive banco. Mrs. William Meinke won high score, followed by Mrs. C. E. Koontz and Mrs. Alice Hinderer. Mrs. George Smith won the contest prize. a luncheon was served and the group planned to meet again at 252 Roosevelt Avenue in two weeks.

Sunny Side Up Club Ed. Weber Caroline Avenue Progressive Banco William Meinke C. E. Koontz Alice Hinderer George Smith W. L. Bodine Roosevelt Avenue

Calendar notes a host of church and club meetings

Multiple groups hold evening gatherings at churches and clubs including Mary Martha Class at 7 30 Methodist church and various auxiliary societies. Speakers and special meetings are planned with locations listed for home visits and supper events.

Grafton Girl Reveals Marriage Of Last Year

Mrs. Mary Bater of North Mechanic Street Grafton announces the marriage of her daughter Dorothy Anna to John Robert McNea of Cleveland. The ceremony occurred October 3 1936 at St James Parish Westfield New York officiated by Reverend James Carter. Mrs McNean is a Lakeside Hospital trained nurse. Mr McNea is a Cleveland Fire Department member. they will reside in Cleveland.

Mary Bater North Mechanic Street Grafton Worothy Anna John Robert McNea Patrick McNea West Ssth Street Cleveland James Carter St. James Parish Westfield New York McNean Lakeside Hospital MecNea

Anniversary program honors John Burroughs centennial

Elyria Garden Club marked Burroughs centennial with an April meeting at the Woman’s Club. Claire Williams read from The Liberators by Elbert Hubbard and sketches of Burroughs life were shared. Mrs Metcalf presented Burroughs articles on birds and flowers and Nest displays were shown.

John Burroughs Elyria Garden Club Deane Burns New York Times Burroughs Roxbury New York Claire Williams Elbert Hubbard H. M. Metcalf Walt Whitman Will Hall F. A. Smythe Hall Mary Rood Besse Thomas

Elyria Lodge to Confer Degrees at Masonic Temple

Elyria Council No. 86 holds a regular assembly at the Masonic Temple Thursday at 7 30 PM Royal and Select Degrees will be conferred with C J Weeks in charge Past I M and C VanAusdale I M directing the Select Degree A luncheon will follow the meeting

Elyria Council No. 86 Masonic Temple C. J. Weeks I. M C. VanAusdale

Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges Roundup

Hospital shows admissions for Mrs. James Rauss of Toledo and Jane Gutowski, with discharges including Elizabeth Nichols. Several patient lines list names and addresses such as Mary Gerald and Mrs. Sarah Fletcher, plus infants noted as baby bar. Also new lawn seed and manure prices and local florist.

James Rauss Toledo Jane Gutowski W. 12Th Street Elizabeth Nichols East Avenue Mary Gerald Pasadena Sarah Fletcher Lake Ave Herman Wellert R. D Carlton Smith 6Th St Anna Cox Phillips Ct

Election of Officers at Moose Lodge Web

Moose Lodge notice announces officer election on April 14 with voting from 12 noon to 8 pm. A fine lunch is served and members are urged to attend the important meeting led by E. L. King the Dictator.

Moose Lodge E. L. King

Rainbow class party at Flist Methodist Church noted

A party for the Rainbow class at the Flist Methodist Church was hosted by Mrs. Hobart Mareh of Stanford avenue. Guests included Ana Mae Ardell, Evelyn Eaton, Margaret Smith, Verte Snoble, Dorothy Burton, Myrtle Clymer, Dorothy Frankfath er, and Mrs. Don Fidler who received a farewell gift before moving to Detroit. A guest presentation of Gone With the Wind by Mrs. Henry Ingersoll Jr. followed a refreshment service for forty members and four guests. Plans for a mother-daughter banquet on May 10 were discussed with chairs named.

Allen Parent-Teacher Association Executive Board L. Mce Lauchiin Tenas Allen School Flist Methodist Church Hobart Mareh Stanford Avenue Ana Mae Ardell Evelyn Eaton Margaret Smith Verte Snoble Dorothy Burton Myrtle Clymer Dorothy Frankfather Don Fidler Detroit Michigan Margaret Mitchell Henry Ingersoll Jr Ingersoll Greenwich Dorothy Ingersoll C. K. Bennett Florence Shepherd Virginia Christman Mildred Fowls

Dancing School Party at Elks Hall Delights Local Guests

The George Reiff School of Dancing hosted a Sunday party at the Elks hall with about 200 attendees. A minstrel show and a dance revue were performed by pupils including Valerie Tite Mary Jo Keyes Lois Boothroyd Benyr Hengelbaugh Dolly May Joyce Keyes Carol Strong Gerry Birkline Jack Slack and others from Cleveland. Refreshments followed the show.

George Reiff Joan Perry Sarah Cushing Ardith Caywood Bob Olsen Betty Beltz Judy Perry Mary Cushing Thelma Budach Joyce Raizman Beverly Krespach Marylin French Phillip Refenning Lois Carpenter Jack Miller Sally Oldfield Bob Bill Armitage Joan Beltz Shirley Standen Shirley Rogers Bobby Senft Cleveland

Licenses Listed for Oberlin and Lorain Residents

Four Oberlin and Lorain residents receive licenses including William Wright 22 laborer and Eben Douglas 21 of Oberlin Albert Volak 23 Lorain truck driver Carmella DeLfillo 18 Lorain William Dailey 25 Elyria seller Leeta Palm 24 Elyria 116 1 2 East Broad street and Russell H Johnson 28 Lorain bricklayer Aelper with Geraldine L Zocch 22 Lorain.

William Wright Oberlin Eben Douglas Albert Volak Lorain Carmella DeLfillo William J. Dailey Elyria Leeta Palm East Broad Street Russell H. Johnson Aelper Geraldine L. Zocch

Joseph Birdsall To Wed Cleveland Girl

Miss Ruth Light daughter of Mr and Mrs Warry Liebt of Cleveland will wed Joseph Birdsall Jr son of Mr and Mrs J Birdsall of East avenue on Sunday April 18 in the First Baptist church The ceremony will start at three thirty in the afternoon with an open church observance and both parents wedding anniversaries noted.

Ruth Light Warry Liebt Saps West

High School Dance With Bob Wilcox Orchestra Planned

Next Tuesday from 3 30 to 9 00 high school students will hold a dance in the gymnasium with faculty members as chaperones. Bob Wilcox orchestra from Wiberlin will finish the music. Bill Lersch a graduate of Elyria High School is a member of the orchestra.

Bob Wilcox Orchestra Wiberlin Bill Lersch Elyria High School

South End Bible Class Closes Series at Mrs Hales Home

The South End Bible Class held its closing meeting yesterday at 1005 West Avenue hosted by Mrs A O Hales. After the Pilots lesson a social hour followed with refreshments and the teacher Mrs B Davidson received a class gift.

South End A. O. Hales West Avenue B. Davidson

Kellogg's All-Bran Promotes Regularity and Appetite

An old notice extols Kellogg's All-Bran as a remedy for constipation and poor appetite. It claims All-Bran adds bulk, absorbs water, and gently cleanses the system, while supplying vitamin B and iron. The recommended dose is two tablespoons daily, higher in severe cases, with servings as cereal or baked goods. Sold by grocers, Kellogg, Battle Creek.

Kellogg Battle Creek

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