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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1933

Page

5

Church Night Supper At LaPorte Methodist

Regular church night supper scheduled for the LaPorte Methodist Church on Friday evening. Mrs Arthur thrice’s class will present part of the program before a seven o’clock supper. A first aid demonstration by the O P group will be shown as part of the program. Texy Neighbors of America will be tests for the Lorain County Rate on the nineteenth instead of April nineteenth.

LaPorte Methodist Church Arthur Sharce Ameri Ca Lorain County

Lazarus Resurrection Sermon at First Baptist Church

The first week of the Evangelistic campaign at the First Baptist church drew a large crowd. Dr. R. El Neighbour preached on Throwing Off the Grave Clothes and outlined seven lessons from Lazarus’s resurrection about present power, sickness, faith, and the call to live as risen with Christ, ending with the impact of belief on Pentecost and the spread of the gospel.

First Baptist Church B. Y. Plu R. EL Neighbour Christ Paul Lazarus Lazar Chris Lars Ang Laz Jesus Thessalon Martha Mary Marthe Jesus Christ Osa God Bethany Hin Azarus Mars

Ramblings With The Flowers By Mrs C F Ensign

A column describing the Monarch butterfly life cycle from milkweed caterpillars to chrysalis and four inch wings. It notes their migration, bird avoidance due to Monarch flavor, and a transition to frayed colored wings after days of feeding. It mentions Douglas like vines as well.

Community Group Meetings and Club Gatherings Tonight

A schedule of events across local churches clubs and societies. Meetings include Rainbow class at Methodist church 7 30 p m Ta Wa Si with Winifred and Edna Hills Chestnut Ridge Truth Seekers U P church with Nellie Wheatley 318 Fairlawn Frank S Harmon Lodge special meeting Paul Revere homage Post Script with Mary Margaret Finegan Howe Street Coed club with Sue McCully Sumner Street T K Club in Cleveland Women of the Moose at Moose home Odd Fellows fish fry 6 p m Pow Wow at Y W C A 7 30 American Legion Auxiliary Lorain County Medical Society dinner 5 p m Dr H C King of Lakewood will address doctors St Johns Young People Society Business and Industrial Women's Bible class at Y W C A Indus club at Y M C A 7 p m Executive Committee and 7 30 business at 351 W Fourth.

Methodist Church Ta Wa Si Winifred Edna Hills Chestnut Ridge Truth Seekers U. P. Church Nellie Wheatley Fairlawn Frank S. Harmon Paul Revere Mary Margaret Finegan Howe Street Sue McCully Sumner Street T. K Cleveland Women of the Moose Moose Home Odd Fellows American Legion Auxiliary Lorain Co. Medical Soc Congregational Church Lorain 4Th and Washington Avenue H. C. King of Lakewood St. John’s Young People’s Society Business and Industrial Women Indus Club Business and Professional Women’s Club W. Fourth Street

St Mary’s Sodality Literary Club Holds Social Meeting

The Literary Club of St Mary's Sodality held a social gathering with twelve members attending a tureen dinner. The table featured pink and red roses and pink candles. After dinner they played ping pong and other games. A literary program is planned for May first.

St. Mary's Sodality

Guild members sew for Red Cross at church meeting

Seventeen members of the Guild of the First Congregational church met yesterday to sew for the Red Cross. Plans were made for a tureen dinner to be held the first of May at the church. Mrs. Al Mason is chairman of the program committee. The Guild will meet at Mrs. K Beedle's home on East avenue this evening to sew quilts.

First Congregational Church Red Cross al Mason K. Beedle East Avenue

Mon day Colonial club hosts games and lunch at Fifth Street home

After a Len ten season recess the Mon day Colonial club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs A M Hannaford's Fifth street home. Three tables of five hundred were played and a luncheon followed. Mrs H A Crandall invited the group to meet at her Earl Court home in two weeks.

Monday Colonial Club A. M. Hannaford Fifth Street H. A. Crandall Earl Court

Past Noble Grands Meet in Wellington District Hall

The Past Noble Grands of District No 9 of the Rebekah lodge hold an all day meeting in the I D G F hall in Wellington Thursday. A luncheon will be served at noon. Mrs Charles Richards of Harrison Street will take transportation reservations.

Rebekah Lodge Wellington St. Clair Lodge Charles Richards Harrison Street

Lorain County Ban Keepers Association Meeting Recap

Lorain County Ban Keepers Association gathered at the Amherst home of President Mr. Van Haun and his wife for an evening focused on bee care. Refreshments followed. On Monday May fifteenth the group will be hosted by R. F. Blanchard of Kipton for the next entertainment.

Lorain County

Mary and Martha Sunday School Class Holds Monthly Party

The Mary and Martha class of the Methodist Sunday school met Monday evening for the regular monthly party. Mrs. Glen Baxter led devotionals before a short business meeting. Mrs. S. L. Bruegger received an attendance award. The evening featured games and contests. A buffet lunch was served by a committee led by Mrs. Tr Vin Geitgey from a well appointed table.

Mary and Martha Methodist Sunday School Glen Baxter S. L. Bruegger Tr- Vin Geitgey

E. L. F. Club Social at Miss Norma Stegman Home

Members gathered at 119 Chase Street for a Sunday evening of day and bridge. Honors went to Mrs H McKenney and Miss Mar Stret Zachman. A pink and green Ancheon course was served. Next meeting set for May at Miss Irene Shman’s 122 Chase Street.

E. L. F. Club Norma Steg- Man Chase Street Senday Bridge H. McKenney Mar- Stret Zachman FB. L.lab Ireneshman

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List

Admissions include Mrs. Quincy Mudge of 124 Lewis court and Mrs. Q lie Glass at No 9 Woodford avenue. Discharges include Emma saiana of 111 Blake street and Lois Palmer of 919 Lake avenue. Additional entries list Clyde Johnson at 309 Washington avenue and Mrs Edward Price of Grafton.

Quincy Mudge Lewis Court Qlie Glass Woodford Avenue William Thomas West Avenue Emma Saiana Blake Street Lois Palmer Lake Avenue Otis Morgan Lodi Okie Clyde Johnson Washington Avenue Edward Price Grafton Lily Avery Pasadena Avenue

El Study Group Discusses Current Topics

Mrs. C. H. Cushing organized a program for about forty members of the El Study Group of the American Association of University Women at Mrs. King Fauver's home. Ten minute talks covered Will There Be War Europe, The Architecture of Buildings at the Century of Progress, The Farm Bill, Grand Opera, Will Legalization of 2 Percent Beer, Women in Politics, and more with discussion to follow. A May first meeting is planned at 715 Garford Avenue with Miss Gertrude Jaster leading.

C. H. Cushing American Association of University Women King Fauver Columbus Street Stanley Shaw Europe K. Parton Informa Co Century of Press 2. W. McWilliams R. W. Biggs D. A. Baird Frances Perkins Rich Stevens Gertrude Jaster Gerald Frank Garford Avenue

Et-Yet Club Holds Home Meeting On Lake Avenue

Kathryn Smith hosted the Et-Yet Club on Lake Avenue with guest Maxine Smith. The group decided to admit new members and planned an initiation style next meeting. After business, Jane Carter won high and Thelma Jumont took second in bridge. A luncheon followed. The next gathering will be at Annette Whitney's Lake Avenue home.

Kathryn Smith Lake Avenue Maxine Smith Jane Carter Thelma Jumont Annette Whitney

Birthday Surprise for Benjamin Hess Hosted by Miss Hiller

Miss Gladys Hiller hosted a birthday surprise for Benjamin Hess on Saturday evening. Ten Zurists played cards with prizes going to Ed Hess first Clarence Whitney second and Lloyd Bartlett third. A luncheon in green and yellow followed. The guest of honor received many gifts for the occasion.

Gladys Hiller Benjamin Hess Ed Hess Clarence Whitney Lloyd Bartlett

Clio Club Meeting At Miss Curtis Home On West Avenue

Miss Hortensa Curtis hosted Clio Club members at her West Avenue residence last evening. The Miss Ness meeting bridge was saved and the prize went to Eleanor Warden. Guests Yvonne Sanker Leona Rober and Catherine Humphrey from Notre Dame College Cleveland attended before refreshments. The meeting adjourned again on March first at Nancy Halpin's Glendaloa home.

Hortensa Curtis Clio Club West Avenue Eleanor Warden Yvonne Sanker Leona Rober Catherine Humphrey Notre Dame College Clevtland Mar Nancy Halpin Glendaia Eos

Woman's Home Club Meets at Avery Home on Fairlawn

Members gathered at the home of Aes ep Avery on Fairlawn avenue for a bunco session. Scores placed Mrs David Beattie first, Mrs Jim Cook second, and Mrs Geruvesmith third. Next meeting planned at Mrs WooTk Tatts home on Troy Street.

At Woman's Home Club Aes Ep Avery Fairlawn Avenue Thyra Bunco Ees David Beattie Jim Cook Geruvesmith Lwawenke Ehey WooTk Tatts Troy Ptawthorne

Community event honors Mrs Kerry and Mrs Parker

Five hundred members attended at Toertride Park for a Tri Fi club gathering. The evening featured a diversion by Mrs erry and prizes awarded to Kathryn Rogers and Myre Parker. Refreshments were served late in the evening.

Wipere He . Toertride Park Erry Kathryn Rogers Myre. Parker

Local Names in Lorain County Notices

Carl Louis DeCaire 26 farmer Brownhelm Ownship and Helen Steinke 24 Amherst Rev Abram Maurice Sturtevant 26 chinist Elyria Ruth White 20 Elyria 4 Justice of Peace Charles Lapatkovich 22 truck driver Lorain Mildred Rakich 20 Lorain Rev Cooper

Carl Louis DeCaire Farmer Brownhelm Helen Steinke Amherst Abram Maurice Sturtevant Elyria Ruth White Charles Lapatkovich Lorain Mildred Rakich Cooper

Musical Art Society recital to feature Bach works

On Wednesday evening April nineteenth at five forty five o clock the Musical Art Society presents a recital at the Congregational church Arthur Utes va. The ensemble of nine will perform Bach pieces including Italian Concertos and the Giant Fugue with selections from the Italian Suites for piano. J. Martin Beck leads the program inviting all department friends to attend.

Cexen Sevisty Congregational Church Arthur Utes Va Niano J. Martin Beck

Club Nite Has Prizes for Rose Ryan and Emma Dill

Members of the T. and D. ee enjoyed an Afri. a Halderman event on Laz avenue. Prizes went to Mrs. Rose Ryan first Mrs. Emima Dill second and Mrs. Gagen third. Luncheon followed. Next meeting set for May first at Mrs. Emma Dill's home No 3 Nichols blieck.

T. and D. Ee Afri Halderman Laz Avenue Rose Ryan Emima Dill Gagen Emma Dill Nichols Blieck

Easter Guests Visit families across Moody Bible Institute area

Miss Alice Everard of Moody Bible Institute Chicago visits her relatives on Ninth street and joins Mrs. Reeder in Shaker Heights. guests from Marion Ohio West avenue Elshna Florida Ohio Wesleyan University and Oberlin host gatherings for Easter. Families including Mr and Mrs Charles Turner Annie Everard L W Mahn and others spend holiday with kin and friends in Ohio Michigan Tennessee and Illinois.

Alice Everard Moody Bible Institute Chicago Illinois Ninth Street Reeder Shaker Heights Olio Annie Everard L. W. Mahn Sixth Street Cleveland Chariss Turner Carl Johnston Fotoria Ohio AL Buswell Ds Wettine Avons Neal Alicea Vincen Linda Cavie Colonial Apartments L. L. Brooks A? Kroxvelie Tennessee Miss Adams Wah Loostrenst C. C. Fulton Chartes Florida Margaret Bearden Roe Street Delwin Reisinger Ann Arbor B. J. Nerot Myre Vey Moryscon Oberlin Kiko Frances Morrison Petpet Michigan Birges Harrlony M Nvkeman Toledo Miss Marian 5 Pittshurch Tennsylvania N. KE Like Avenue Cabany

Radical and Radical Socialist Party in France Among Largest

The Radical and Radical Socialist Party stands as one of the largest political parties in France. It maintains a strong historical presence and broad parliamentary influence across the country.

The Radical and Radical Socialist Party France

Easter Plant Sale At The Green House

After Easter sale offers plants not ready for Easter at 25 cents each. Your choice while they last at the green house. Paul Aulwright 128 Courtland St.

Paul Aulwright Courtland St

Grafton News Notes and Local Activities

Frugal local brief records Friday church services at M E church and Good Friday school closures in Grafton. Mentions Endeavor Society talks, hospital observation for Mrs. Hitcheork, and visits by Mrs. Lux Durkee and Mrs. Warran Lorain among others.

Aq Hiunkiey la- Gyan Visiline Peis Bailes, Clark Aie Bailey Mires

Texans seek to limit Austin medical charges overview

City legislators consider caps on doctor bills for state workers and residents. Proposals include a written contract requirement and penalties for certain medical arrangements, reflecting efforts to control health care costs in the Austin area.

Austin Tay UUP

Why Girls In Teens Get Crushes

A discussion by Garry C. Myers examining interpretations of why some adolescent girls form crushes on other girls. It outlines three explanations including normal emotional development, early adolescent same sex preference, and the influence of isolated social environments such as girls dormitories. The author invites reader responses.

Ruth Shone Chivas Jordan True Cavan Rockford College S. New York

Indiscreet Rabbit Forces Woodlake Students to Walk

In Woodlake California students from the Grammar School walked to classes for several days after a rabbit jumped into the school bus wheel causing the bus to be sent to the shop for repair. The rabbit died in the incident.

Woodlake Cal Woodlake Grammar School

Remarkable Akebia Quinata Vine Brings Dense Evergreen Coverage

The author praises Akebia quinata as a hardy, pest free vine with evergreen tri-fulcate leaves that appear in spring and cover stems quickly. Blooms are small rich purple and fragrant, attracting attention from afar as it rapidly drapes walls, trellises, or arbors.

Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Eczema and Rashes

Advertising copy touts Zemo as a long trusted remedy for eczema rashes pimples ringworm and Erzema claiming relief in five seconds from rare ingredients not found in other products. Available from all druggists priced 35c 60c or 31. aAdt.

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Mrs. C.F. Ensign Literary Club OF ST. Mary's Sodality GUILD Colonial Club Rebekah Lorain CO Norma Stegmay Hortense Curtis Woman's BUNGO TRE VIN VE. Program AL Art Society Canton and Auxiliary Canton No Cane Oes Odd Fellowship Minnis Church Assembly Elyria Commtee Cora Bemis A. Halderman Cook West Ave Garry C. Myers D. Heed Denertment Parcoos Education Cleveland College Wes Reserve Universit Dr. Garrs.c. Myers M. E. Church Broad St Egy Modern Beauty el Elyria Say Frase Bldg Abbe Clinic Middle Avenue Dorothy Perkins Rambler Roses Wainwright Chronicle- Telegram
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