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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1933
Page
5
Reading fragments show multiple local groups meeting at various venues. The octet, women’s singing club and parish choirs plan rehearsals at homes and community spaces including Fairlawn Avenue and Columbus Street, with dates and hosts listed.
A service was held at the home of Herbert Cooke located at 352 Denison at 7 30 in the evening.
Dozens of church and civic groups hold dinners lunches meetings and programs across Elyria. Activities include Sons of Union Veterans auxiliaries dinners at 6 P M and multiple circle meetings at homes. A mayoral club card party and mosque and temple gatherings are listed with addresses and times.
Admissions include Felix Brigno of 333 18th Street and Harriett Folley of Abbe Road. Discharges include George Shellenberger of Grafton Irene Ponko of Lorain Harold Dougherty of Columbia Station Mrs Burton Quick of 255 16th Street Robert Henderson of 546 Second Street Mrs Warren Greenamyer of Ashland Catherine Yarish of Grafton Mrs Edward Wernert baby girl 122 Bellefield Mrs Lester Miller Wellington Mrs James M M Laughlin baby boy 1116 Middle Avenue Mrs Isadora Schwartz baby girl 42 Washington Avenue
Rev G A Brown spoke at First United Presbyterian on the future of Israel. He outlined resurrection regathering restoration reunion refining and regeneration as fulfilled in biblical prophecy with aims toward the world’s blessing and Zion’s ultimate triumph.
Adelphia Gertrude Thamert and Hugh A. Thomas Sr. were married Saturday at the groom's aunt's home in New Castle. Rev W W Sniff officiated. The bride studied in Elyria and Tucson, the groom in New Brighton and works at Steel and Tubes Inc Superior division. They will reside at 1012 Laks after April 20th.
About fifty Odd Fellows gathered at Elyria for a surprise party honoring Frank T Church eighty, lifelong Lorain County native and Odd Fellows temple custodian. The event featured tributes and gifts from lodge friends as Church expressed hope to serve his loyal companions for years. The lodge plans a program on Paul Revere with songs talks and moving pictures honoring the famous patriot and his impact on American history. Members from Lorain and Cuyahoga counties and Elyria Commandery will attend with a tentative schedule including invocation readings and music.
Edith and Ethel Baldauf hosted a gathering at their Schramm road home honoring Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baldauf on their 20th wedding anniversary. Guests included Peter Klingshirn family Antone Klingshirn family George Myers family A J Foreman family Frank Baldauf family Will Baldauf family Charles Baldauf family and Meers Reet Haag George Gillies.
The Young Peoples League of St Paul church last evening led by Miss Sue Pollack discussed If a man dies shall he live again with Scripture from Job 14 1 14 and readings by Margaret Anthony Sub topics like beliefs in immortality proofs life after death and evidences around us were explored by members including Ted Nelle Washke and Margaret Reese A short business meeting and upcoming text on prayer were announced
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsored an Easter party for the Gates Home for Crippled Children on a Saturday afternoon. The Seven Come Eleven Orchestra performed and accompanied Beverly Jane Fortney who sang. Peggy Richmond and Miss Veda Haylor presented dances, with Jack Whidden, Bob Burns, and Jimmie Hurlbut contributing acts. Each child received a gift and a chocolate egg, with ice cream and cookies served. The committee was led by Mrs. Florence Shermayne, assisted by Mrs. George Richwine and Mrs. William Sudro.
Farl Henry Merthe, a Case School of Applied Science senior and Elyria High graduate, will show his wind tunnel apparatus at Case Open House on Friday April 24 1933. The event invites the public to view his model tests and the full scale tunnel demonstrations alongside other exhibits.
Large crowds attended every service at the Baptist Church yesterday as members filled the main hall and overflow areas. Attendance included junior and senior groups with extra chairs arranged to accommodate worshippers and praise sessions reported across the day.
A crowded notices page lists diverse group gatherings including Odd Fellows, Women clubs, YWCA activities, American Legion Auxiliary, Republican Women, Lorain Medical Society, St. Andrea's Central Guild and various Bible study groups. Events occur across local churches, YWCA, Y M C A, and community centers with times in the evening and afternoon, plus address references like Chestnut Ridge and Lakewood.
Multiple churches and clubs hold gatherings at homes and halls including Methodist Circia No at 241 Cambridge, Mrs. Green on Aud Cleveland, and Eagles Auxiliary at Aggies Hall. Meetings cover bridge, puzzles, sewing, prayer, study, and youth activities with varied schedules and leaders.
The Elyria Republican Women's Club will hold a non political program Tuesday at 2 30 PM at the Elyria Woman's Club. J L Mathis will report on commissary work and H H Nye will discuss the banking situation. The meeting is open to all city women.
Lawrence Gayters 32 a mechanic from Oberlin and Adelaide Goodson 30 from Oberlin filed marriage license applications. Reverend Spenett officiating.
The Church of Christ on Second and Chapel Streets reported capacity crowds at all Easter services. The sunrise pageant The Glory of the Cross and the Easter Cantata Christ Triumphant by Bruno Hunn led to twelve taking the good confession twenty seven baptisms and twelve welcomed into fellowship with the Gospel invitation extended.
The Epworth League held a sunrise service on Sunday at 7:30 led by Avene Burr with Maek Upp and Margaret Minch assisting. A trumpet duet by Robert Lee and Oliver Townsend and solos by Mildred neat and Elzza Brown featured the program. An Easter talk by Dr. C M Acker man focused on Cal var’s Message. Evening service planned with Eleanor Dunn and Elyria Brown in charge and Mrs O E Brodbeck singing Open the Gates of the Temple accompanied by Eleanor Dung. A cabinet meeting and tureen supper at Kenneth Barclay’s home and a Camp Iss See Kes picnic are scheduled, with members to register with Marian Upp or Batiy Campbell before Tuesday evening. group to leave church at 3:30.
The Boston Floating Hospital no longer sails as a ship. Formerly a steamboat caring for ill children in Massachusetts Bay, fire destroyed the vessel and the group merged into the New England Medical Center while keeping the original name.
G A Tyler of Sublette started a project to rewrite the scriptures into verse form. He has completed about 400 verses and continues the effort.
Community bake sale scheduled for Tuesday all day at Darek's on Broad Street near LaGrange. Proceeds support local programs with Doras Soe assisting.
Lincoln Marked Cancelled an eccentric millionaire is found murdered in his Washington home clutching a cancelled wedding certificate. Other titles include Tyrol tale Oliver Good Shepherd and Lewisohn Expression in America as well as Cheyney What Tree Is That with a tree identification guide and illustrated index.
Women golfers in London swap clubs for hoops during a cold snap. Three Kennington Gardens residents borrowed hoops from youngsters and raced on Broad Walk, drawing a crowd before returning them and fleeing. Other Smart members plan to join, promising a lively new pastime.
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