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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1932

Page

3

Elyria Hospital Notes and International Society Delegates

Hospital notes list numerous local residents admitted to area hospitals and their addresses. In Rochester New York, Elyrians attend the eleventh annual convention of the International Society for Crippled Children, led by RE Paddy Allen and joined by Mrs Allen, J Howenstine, Miss Mary Ebersole, Miss Vivian Hackett, F W Hoover, R C Maston, Miss M Eleanor Robbins, and others from Gates Hospital and Elyria Morial Hospital among the delegates.

International Society For Crippled Children Rochester New York RE. F Paddy” Allen International Society Allen RE. J. Howenstine The Mary Ebersole Vivian Hackett Crippled Child F. W. Hoover Elyria Memorial Hospital R. C. Maston M. Eleanor Roobins Gates Hospital Caroline Foley the Gates Hospital

Many Groups Host Evening Meetings In Lorain Area

Dozens of clubs churches and civic groups schedule meetings and events tonight in Lorain County and nearby towns. Highlights include Miss Bertha Quade at 507 Olive street and Vera Martin visiting May 2, plus church circles card parties and youth activities at multiple campuses and halls.

Bertha Quade Olive Street Wambe Club Blue Bell Tea Room Ladies Vera Martin Lorain County Bee Keepers’ Association F. E. Schriver Grafton Canton Lorain and Auxiliary I. O. O. F. Hall Boys Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church The Methodist Church Phe Lutheran Church Tas

First U S High School Founded in Boston in 1821

A historic note traces the first high school in the United States to Boston, established in 1821, marking a foundational moment in American secondary education and public schooling.

Boston

Musical Art Society Student Department Program

The Elyria Musical Art Society Student Department will present a public recital Tuesday evening at the First Congregational Church at 7 p.m. Eleanor Highgate will lead with a program featuring numerous piano numbers by listed students and instrumentalists, plus a vocal performance. The event precedes other church activities including gospel team prayers and Sunday services led by various members.

Young People’s Society of St. John’s Church Truth Seekers United Presbyterian Church B. A. Horace Broad Street St. Andrew’s Church E. Gillis Columbus Street Lorain County Methodist Church Literary Club J. N. Glosser Neutercourt Hunjee Browning West Avenue Avenue Club Cloverleaf Circle St. Paul’s Church Lady Rowena Circle Cora Bemis West Street St. Agnes Circle Betty Menschein Eckhart Spruce Street Mooseheart Legion Ehgia Musical Art Society First Congregational Church Ladies’ Golf Association Elyria County Club Garry Myers Republican Woman's Club Woman's Club Eisie Bennet Wilson Medina Ohio Council of Republican Women Knights of St. John's Auxiliary Lorain Women's Welsh Club JL. P. Davis Penfield Street Beacon Light St. Paul's Church Y-Indus Club Elyria Lodge C. F American Legion Auxilary Musical Art Society Elyria

Marriage license applications listed for Lorain area

Preston Linder a 19 year old sailor of Lorain and Wilma Thompson 17 of Lorain applied for marriage license. John Slavik 24 a steel worker of Lorain and Jennie Wozak 21 of Lorain, along with Rev Dombrosk. William Lytle 47 a moulder of Elyria and Laura Wynn 38 of Elyria Flyvin Rev Gray.

Preston Linder Lorain Wilma Thompson John Slavik Loraig Jennie Wozak Dombrosk William Lytle Moulder Elyria Laura Wynn Flyvin Gray

Miss Mildred Stearns Hosts Bridge Party for Edith Anspacher

Miss Mildred Stearns entertained for Miss Edith Anspacher, bride-elect of Lloyd Barton, with a Saturday bridge party at Archdale Avenue Lakewood. Twelve guests from Elyria, Cleveland, and Lakewood attended, sharing refreshments and a floral table setting in a rose blue and silver theme.

Edith Anspacher Lloyd Barton Mildred Stearn Archdale Avenue Lakewood Mr Barton Sia Eiiia Cleveland Bridge Clyde Smith Irma Cochrane Anspacher Frank Stevens Lidid Barton Bisya Marion Gawr Olive Stearns Richard Clark Ivan Adams Steven Vemes

Upper Clay Room Biblit Has Meeting

In a Sunday class at First Congregational Church Elyria, E Bailes led a survey of members origins from their original homes. Results show over one third born outside Ohio, average distance 160 miles, one member 3 000 miles away, and most arrivals from the east. Ruth T Munson of Elyria visited.

Epworth League OF Methodist Church Epworth League of the First Methodist Church Eleanor Tunn Robert Mosely Eugene Hubbard Leonard Fowls Marion Upp Mildred Fowls Rlene Burr Marguerite Minch Kathryn Fisk Elyria Brown League Toom Bible First Constezational Church E. Bailes Elyria Abraham Inca Ohio Bily- Tia Beven Miles Horace Greely First Congregational Church Misa Ruth T. Munson

OBERLIN PROFESSOR DISCUSSES TARIFF AT PUBLIC AFFAIRS TEA

A tea event as part of the public affairs series was held at the YWCA with Professor F S Peirce of Oberlin speaking on the tariff. He argued the tariff is intricate and quoted sections to illustrate its effects on business, foreign relations, and politics. Mrs Harry Redington served tea. next talks cover growth of independence and home conflicts.

Oberlin Obertin Harry Redington Garry Myers Garford McKinlay McKinley School Tesday Y. Mf. CG. A Myers

Personal notes from Cleveland visitors to Stanford Avenue

Mr and Mrs R Hawkins of Cleveland were Sunday guests of Miss Elizabeth Cowrse of Stanford Avenue. Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson and son Donald and Mrs Nora were mentioned in the same personal notice as visiting or connected with local residents.

R. Hawkins Cleveland Elizabeth Cowrse Stanford Avenae Harry Thompson Donald Nora

Local social notes span Warren to Elyria and Miami campus

A long list of Sunday visits and weekend guestings across Warren Elyria and Ashtabula includes Thompson and son with Clay Thompson of Youngstown, families from Cleveland and Detroit, and church anniversary events. Notable items: Alpha Omicron Pi president at Miami University Phyllis Jaycox. births announced at Elyria Memorial Hospital. university students returning home. and a remark on early physiology claiming twenty mph speed suffocated passengers.

Phyllis Jaycox Alpha Omicron PI Miami University Oxford Ohio Katie Leitch Canada C. H. Terrell Edward Beverly Warren L. J. Kerr Ashtabula E. H. Terrell East Broad Street Clyde Huessner Amherst Elyria Reinhold Lawrence Hast Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital Harry Pickett Blyth Fishell Detroit Michigan Emmett Rice Oscar Dunn Princeton Avenue H. A. Sayles Greater Cleveland Central Y. Mlc. A Cleveland Maurice Kritzel Grant Street Elvrra Memoril Hospital C. D. Hudnutt Youngstown Suesta Lianneing Michian R. FP. Leemhurs Bra Pennsylvania Farmer’s Paten C. O. Ryde Chicago Trimois Nisst Ter L. Fisk Ef, Dettman State Ubi James Fisk Columbus Princeton OTM Willardate Son Junior Andres Koll Akron R. P. Dumas Lake Avenue Margaret Kinigan Friendship Club Harriott Franc Margaret Hewitt Margie Kushinsky Tau Chi Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority

Light Controlled Phonograph Demonstrated in Detroit

Detroit science scene witnessed John Bellamy Taylor of Scienectody New York showcase an audible light phonograph. Using a silent phonograph and a sensitive incandescent lamp, he projected string music from the records then stopped it by interposing his hand between lamp and cell. He described the lamp as sending a light beam to a reflector, focusing pulses on the cell to halt the sound.

Heam Detroit John Bellamy Taylor Scienectody Scieu- Hat New York General Etectric Company Taylor

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