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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1938

Page

9

Rehearsals Start For Collegiana Musical In Elyria

Rehearsals are underway for Collegiana the musical comedy to be staged by the Elyria Council of Parent-Teachers Associations on April 28 and 26. Directed by Charles McDowell a Xavier alumnus with year and a half at Schuster Martin Dramatic School and three years with John B. Rodgers. Proceeds fund playgrounds for Elyria children.

Collegiana Elyria Council of Parent-Teachers Associations Charles McDowell Xavier College Cincinnati Stuched Schuster-Martin Dramatic School John B. Rodgers Jack Lee Kingdom of Monrovia Hector Tiddles Sap Jack Elyria

Tigredia Social Club Holds Luncheon and Bridge

Mrs. John Gutensohn entertained eight Tigredia Social club members at her East Avenue home for a luncheon yesterday. After the regular meeting, players competed in bridge and five hundred with Mrs. Edna Manzelman and Mrs. Ida Devinney scoring highest. Decorations featured spring flowers. Mrs. O E Barton to host at Seventh Street on Thursday May 19.

Tigredia Social Club John Gutensohn East Avenue Edna Manzelman Ida Devinney

Girl Scouts Troop No 6 Plans Park Trip

The Girl Scouts of Troop No 6 meet at the American Legion Home Monday morning not later than 10 30 and depart for Metropolitan Park. Each girl brings a knife fork spoon plate and cup. Trip cost ranges from twenty to twenty five cents, to be paid at the Scout meeting on Monday April 25.

Girl Scouts Troop No. 6 American Legion Metropolitan Park

Professor Henry Miller Busch to address Elyria Lorain League Voters

Professor Henry Miller Busch, a noted sociologist and welfare authority, will speak on Public Welfare Problems in Lorain County at the first joint meeting of the League of Women Voters of Elyria Oberlin and Lorain. The talk follows a county wide study of relief agencies and will discuss findings and spending efficiency.

Henry Miller Busch League of Women Voters Elyria Oberlin Lorain Elyria Y. W Lorain County Busch Cleveland Cleveland College of Western Reserve University County Relief Committee Grand Jury City Club Welfare Federation National Policy Committee Neadly League Professor Busch

Hostess Hosts Amiable Bridge Night At East Broad Home

Elizabeth Folk entertained the Amitie Club on East Broad Street with a Thursday bridge evening. Prizes were awarded to Helen Shriver and Sarah Nierman. A salad course was served by the hostess and her mother. Easter themed table settings and wrappings complemented the event. Helen Shriver attended as a guest, and the group plans to meet again April 28 at Mildred Bechtel on Twelfth Street.

Amitie Club Elizabeth Folk East Broad Street Bridge Helen Shriver Sarah Nierman Mildred Bechtell Twelfth Street

Rally Royal Neighbours Plan May Rally Day

R N Rally Royal Neighbours met last night to prepare members for Good Friday services at local churches. A special meeting is set for Friday April 29 with officers present for drill team practice ahead of the May 20 rally in this city. A social May 6 will be led by the birthday committee, including Mrs. Elyria Johnson, Mrs. Lillian Riddle, Mrs. Florence Brown, and Mrs. Norah Gagen.

Elyria Johnson Lillian Riddle Florence Brown Norah Gagen

Protected Home Circle Meeting Plans and Events

The Junior Protected Home Circle met at 6 o clock and planned a drill team rehearsal for Tuesday at 3 30. They will attend a Children's Festival at Statler Hotel in Cleveland on April thirtieth. The Senior Group held a regular session in I Q O O FL Hall. An Officers Club meeting was announced for Friday April 22 at Mrs Elizabeth Smiths home 350 East River Street. The next meeting is scheduled for May sixth.

Protected Home Circle Statler Hotel Cleveland I. QO. O. FL Officers Club Elizabeth Smith East River Street

Easter Week Personal Notices From Elyria and Nearby

A long list of Easter visit plans and travel far flung personnel includes Commissioner and Mrs. Oscar G Dunn visiting Johnstown Pennsylvania with Mr and Mrs Arthur H Waters. Mrs H M Patrick heads to Columbus Ohio for Easter with son Malcolm at Ohio State University. Miss Evelyn Schirack at Mercy Hospital Canton spends Easter with parents Edward and Mrs Schirack in Columbus Street.

Oscar G. Dunn Princeton Avenue Jett Johnstown Pennsylvania Arthur H. Waters Hamilton Avenue H. M. Patrick Columbus Ohio Malcolm Ohio State University Evelyn Schirack Mercy Hospital Canton Edward Schirack Columbus Street H. W. Huston Eighth Street Geneva Raymond Huston Shirley Martin Tiffin Robert W. Funk 321 West Avenue Carl Valentine Upper Arlington Virginia Stewart Spruce Street Alberta Wright Woodland Avenue

Monday events fill calendar at Y W C A and clubs

Dr Jacob Meyer of Cleveland lectures on The Future of Democracy at the Y W C A. Rainbow Majority League and numerous clubs meet or entertain at various homes and churches, including post Easter dances, installations, and society gatherings across Canton Lorain and nearby avenues.

Jacob Meyer Cleveland Rainbow Majority League Colonial Club F. W. Salisbury Hrieg’s Wed Avenue Eastern Heights Circle of Child Conservation League Townsend Club

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing Obscure Familiars

A fragmented hospital notice lists admissions and discharges with numerous names and addresses. Entries include Mrs. Charlies Ot, Edward Trem bach of Grafton, Mrs. Gus Wonter R D No 1, and others in Vermont and nearby towns. Discharges note several patients including Mrs. Arthur Staila and baby boy in Lorain, along with multiple residents in Cleveland area addresses.

Charlies High Street Edward Trembach Grafton Gus Wonter R. D Dack George Street Alice Gilder Barbara Martin Xo. S Endley Block David Ross Vermilion Arthur Staila Lorain Rassett Bryan Boston Agenue Roy Jackson Wilbur Pinter Ridgeville Ida Terk Winckles Street Roy Surrell West River Frank Hacker Kenyon Noel Duckett East Broad Street Mildred Vayda Elm Street Jean Redington Clifford Schiedte Avon Andrew Johnson Lennon Massachusetts

Ohio State Medical Association To Meet In Columbus

Lorain County physicians plan to attend the Ninety-Second Annual Meeting of the Ohio State Medical Association in Columbus at the Neil House May 11 and 12. About 1,800 members of 6,000 are expected. events include a golf tournament May 10, scientific sessions, guest speakers from across the country, exhibits, and a final installation of officers at noon Thursday.

Lorain County Columbus House of Delegates Association John B. Alcorn Ohio Fred Wise New York City Irvin Abell Louisville American Medical Association Clara M. Davis Winnetka Perrin H. Long Baltimore

Elyria Chapter Meets Quietly on Good Friday

Last evening the Elyria Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held a brief meeting centered on routine business. Inspection reports were presented and announcements were made regarding upcoming events.

Elyria Oder Eastern Star

Local Births and Travel Notices Across Several States

A series of social notes records births and travel. Kenneth Long and spouse welcomed a daughter at Elvria Memorial Hospital. Chris Banjoff and spouse announced a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on April 15. Mrs. H Calvert visits Pittsburgh. Mrs. Ford’s death in Cleveland prompts family travel. J C Conrad Jr and Bobby Jne return from Los Angeles after two months with relatives. Mabel Loshelder visits Brewster home. E K Massey returns from Dunedin Florida. Jack Reinhardt vacationing in Evanston with Robert Branch.

Benjamin Kenneth Little Falls New York August Miller Kenyon Avenue Russell Bennett Chase Street John Wherry Northwestern University Evanston Ilinois Arief Henry Hart Wittenburg College Springfield Middle Avenue Janet Hoffman Otterbein College Westerville Ohio Eighth Street Mary Allen Newark D. A. Baird Garford Street Jack Huge Detroit Michigan Robert Huge Warren Second Street Philip Schultz New York City Fay Ce Robert Tuischler Mary Margaret Borie Dickie Cleveland Borie West Avenue Ernest Erber Fourth Street sShelbina Missouri Nancy Borie Carnegie Tech Pittsburgh Bovie Counsil Amy Turner Marion Annie Everard Ninth Street Lawrence Williams E. M. Williams Park Avenue Frederick Williams Miami University Maurice Wagner Pennsylvania Tenth Street David Everard Wheaton College Frank Wood Mouroyia California Clinton Youle Oak Park Illinois Everard Anne Plarr Wirth Science Hall Shelbyville Kentucky Guilt Farms Herman Porter Elyria Memorial Hospital David Ross Ross Vermilion Robert Wirth Gulf Faring Mr. Wirth Walnut Hills Cincinnati W. N. Ford West 48Th Street Ford Lutheran Hospital J. C. Conrad Jr Bobby Jne Los Angeles Conrad W. H. Kirby Weat Olympic Boulevard Mabel Loshelder Brewater Herman Behrens Seventh Street Dunedin Florida E. K. Massey Fifth Street Jack Reinhardt Ia Robert Branch

Elyria Bible Class Plans Meeting at Y M C A

Licenses Emery Sabo and Hetty Hood and others listed reside in Elyria and Cleveland. The Elyria Men’s Bible Class meets Sunday at the Y M C A at 9 30 AM with teacher L B Findman to discuss the 12th chapter of the Gospel of St John. Mrs Claude Wigfield will sing with accompanist Mrs Fred Rath. The class is open to any man not affiliated with another group.

Elyria Styria

Easter Topic at Church Class and 4-H Club Meeting

The Easter adult bible class at the Church of Christ will study The Victorious Servant from ALCLB chapter two. J F E Adams teaches, visitors welcome. Thirteen Our Gang 4 H Club members met at Mrs. C E Nichols home to form two groups separated by the river. Doris Nichols elected general president and Edna Lottman to join the Junior Far Board. True Confession played before adjournment.

Church of Christ ALCLB J. F E. Adams Our Gang 4-H Club East Carlisle C. E. Nichols Doris Nichols Edna Lottman

Amherst Notes: Ladies Dimes Society Meeting and Easter Dance

Amherst April 16 regular meeting of the Ladies Dimes Society at the Congregational Church parlor ended with a talk by Mrs Rohbari missionary to China. Mayor Garland called a Monday town hall meeting for Memorial celebration planning. South Amherst Hawks Athletic Club hosts Easter Dance in Hungarian Hall seeking good attendance. About twenty local firemen attended the Northeastern Firemen's Association meeting in Vermilion Thursday evening.

South Amherst Ladies Dimes Sociery Congregational Church Rohbari China RR. Johnsons Henry Garland South Amherst Hawks Athetic Club Northeastern Firemen’s Association Vermilion

Avon Council Meets Avon in April Meeting

Avon Village Council met at Town Hall on Thursday evening April 14. Minutes read, routine business handled, ladies aid moved to April 26. Junior Baptist Sunday School egg hunt near Bower’s pond. Spring luncheon and electrical cooking demo set for April 20 at Avon High School. Avon High School seniors social May 12 with C William Duncan as speaker. Delegates from Lorain County to Columbus meet include Dr S V Burley Dr G R Meek and others with local medical officers.

Avon Billy The Avon Civic Association New House C. William Duncan Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger Lorain County Columbus S. V. Burley G. R. Meek Lorain John T. Fawcett Elyria J Hennig Vermilion Medical Society A. 5. McKitrick L. H. Trufant Oberlin

Hospitalization Plan Details and Contact

A hospitalization plan offers five dollars per day for twenty eight days plus accident and sickness coverage, seven days for maternity, ten dollars for operating or delivery room, ten dollars for anesthesia and five dollars for X rays. The plan costs seventy five cents per month. Mrs. E C Barclay at 128 Grant Street calls 89 934 for information.

E. C. Barclay Grant St

First wool shipment planned from Lorainco association

Members of the Lorainco Wool Growers Association arrange the season’s opening wool shipment to their Columbus warehouse. Wool from Nash farm Oberlin is weighed 8 am to 12 pm and 1 pm to 4 pm at McConnell’s farm route 18 west of Wellington.

Wellington Lorainco Wool Growers’ Association Columbus Sim Nash Farm Oberlin L. W. McConnells Farm Ale- Connell

School Hosts Thursday Box Serial and Bingo Social

The school will sponsor a Box Serial event on Thursday April 21 with a bingo party preceding the social. Local attendees are invited to participate in the activities and enjoy the evening.

Litchfield Short Items April Meetings Notice

Mrs Harry Pfeiffer will host the monthly Cemetery and Park association meeting on Tuesday afternoon April 19 at 2 o clock. The president desires full attendance for important business. Litchfield Grange invited to meet Medina Grange at Weymouth school auditorium Tuesday evening April 19 with Litchfield members presenting the program for the lectern hour. Members able to attend are asked to accept this invitation.

Harry Pfeiffer Cemetery and Park Association Litchfield Grange Medina Grange Weymouth Litchfield

Also Mentioned on This Page

P.T. A News of the Girl Scouts W. &E. Patton Eastern Heights 3Rd St Dorothy Punk Mable Little Cleveland Welfare Authority County Leagues of Women Voters Aonntie Club Sant YE Seroe Gordon Holton University of Cincinnati Heighta Boulevard Wooster Rodney Long College of Wooster Clark Maddock Ted N. Elyria Grange Hall Colelle Hijas Esquire Features Ohio State Medical Association LINCO Lake Ave Bond Street Sinclair Tong & Son 2Nd East Ave Zimmerman’s Mobile Walton Ice & Fuel, Inc Emery Sabo Moner Edgerda Lindley Haron Street Elyrut Marl Meibnish Cheveland Hetty Hood Ork Street Amherst Eadies Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church Baptist Sunday School Bower's Pond Avon High School Sherard Junior Grigsinger Courtland Barker St Sateephale Florence Starr Methodist Episcopal , Missionary Society Morris Brenner T. M. Pfeiffer Jesus KE. L. Hewes Christ Bianche Smith Martha Freies Sodiets Ameria Mark A. Danber Guy Phelps Helen Ferris Miss State Lnvely M. E. Barker Cleveland City Altareh Harry C. Qutterbacher Jennie Wadsworth Eckles Lake City Iowa Frank Berkles Here Guy B.rindley Forest Mimer Wadsworth Abbe K. Hand Circle Blake Stevick H.R. Daugherty Veda Daugherty Eaton F. E. Miller Mabel Ream Helen Richard Hart Leininger Huntington William Body Charles Sheldon England Hotel South Street Jane B. Wise H. D. Whiteside Jean W. H. Sutlitt Pauline Powell T. J. Sharp Myrtle Ludwig Woman's Benefit Association Lurain County Officers’ Club William B. Murray Bennie Brae Farm Rochester Wellington Kiwanis Club Herrick Auditorium Histrict Larry Brown Ravenna Townsend Doane Walter Elyria Townsend Club Wellington Townsend Club Grange Hall Waltz Elyria Club C. C. Dunkelman Congress Wellington Grange Hall Johnson Crile Ide Werner Amherst Memorial
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