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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1929

Page

3

Calendar Club and church groups meet Monday evening

Community clubs and church organizations schedule Monday events at the First Congregational Church Woman's Club Y M C A and local lodges. Activities include bridge games, suppers, a sewing day, a choral practice, and social gatherings, with notes on a Christian Endeavor meeting and a linen shower for a recent bride.

Fellowship Club Mondar Colonial Club Elyria Knights of Columbus K. of C. Hall The Musical Art Society St. Paul's Church Guild of First Congregational Church

Elyria Concert Orchestra Closes Season With Gala Finale

The Elyria Concert Orchestra under Arthur E. Giles closed its season with a program dominated by classics. Soloist Spirit Adams performed Rubenstein’s D minor concerto amid a strong Bach Prelude and Beethoven Second Symphony, with Brahms selections and Wagner Gluck pieces. The ensemble received hearty applause and an encore from the Barcarole. Mrs. James B. Thomas thanked attendees and urged at least two concerts next year.

Elyria Concert Orchestra Arthur E. Giles Miss Adams Oncerto Bach Beethoven Mozart Hardn Brahms Althoit Gluck Orpheus Tannhaueer Chieftian Henry Hadley Giles Windsor Castle Merry Wives Sir John Falrstaff Falstaff James B. Thomas Elyria

Eastern Star Annual Inspection Draws 300 Attend in Elyria

Elyria Chapter No. 165 Order of Eastern Star hosted a top tier inspection Friday with about 300 in attendance. Deputy Grand Matron Genevieve Longacre of Medina led the event, which featured four initiations, a substantial musical program led by Oberlin’s Prof. Jack Werkler and a cello solo by Elizabeth Fritz of Oberlin, plus a report praising the chapter’s finances and work.

Elyria Order of Eastern Star Genevieve Longacre Medina Ohio Bkanche Kohler Lorain Wellington Obe Nymns Edwards Bullard Marr Barratt Cook St. Mary’s Adams Sullivan Rio Hlizabeth Fritz Oberlin Korsakov Popper Ralph Williams Louise Brown

Informal Fellowship Club Dance Aids Camp Gray Fund

About 150 attendees at the Fellowship Club of the YWCA Spring Valley Club House on Friday evening for a benefit dance to raise funds to send two delegates to Camp Gray. Dorothy Martin led ticketing. Hiluna Shukhart handled the orchestra. chaperones included Maybelle Burner Madeline Frahm Mrs Donald Granger and Ann Daly. Peggy Joyce and Whistling dances featured. another dance planned next month at an announced location.

Fellowship Club Spring Valley Club Camp Gray Dorothy Martin Jeanne Set Reid Hiluna Shukhart Maybelle Burner Madeline Frahm Donald Granger Ann Daly Peggy Joyce

Medina Association to Meet in South Amherst

The 77th annual meeting of the Medina Association of Congregational churches will be held at the Congregational church in South Amherst on Wednesday April 24. The program includes morning worship, organization, state work reports, lunch, devotionals, Young Peoples Work, and evening worship with a sermon by James Austin Richards D D, and resolutions.

Medina Association South Amherst Medina Association of Congregational Churches Congregational Church C. F. Wiseman Fred L. Hall William Muir Auld Lakeside Mary Grant Walter C. Glersbach Marion Ballou Fisk Tisgat Drive Nalcast Drive Tuttle Painuseville James Austin Richards D. D

Mrs Williams and Mrs Martin Review At Four O Clock

Mrs W BR Comings hosted the Four O Clock Club yesterday on Wear avenue where Mrs L P Williams reviewed Agnes Ripplier's biography of Pete Marquette a Jesuit missionary who explored the upper Mississippi with Joliet in two canoes covering about twenty five hundred miles He died at forty and his memory is honored in several places including Marquette University Ludington and St Ignace Mrs Williams also recalled childhood Indian lore and read Longfellow's Hiawatha The social half hour preceded D C Martin's review of Grant Overton's The Women Who Make Our Novels highlighting thirty five women novelists Edith Wharton Mary Heaton Vorse Clara Louise Burnham and Gene Stratton Porter The next meeting will be May third with Mrs Wm Muir Auld on Eastern Heights boulevard

Williams Martin W. BR. Comings Hosteas Rome On Wear Avenue L. P. Williams Agnes Ripplier Pete Marquette Marquette Pere Marquette Joliet Mississippi Marquette University Wisconsin St. Ignace Michigan Ludington Longfellow D. C. Martin Grant Overton Overton Times Mrs. Martin Edith Wharton Mary Heaton

Elyria Men's Bible Class Notes at Rivoli Theater

The WixTia Men s Bible Class meets at 9 30 a m tomorrow in the Rivoli theater Broad street with trumpet solo The Commander by Chalmers. organ by Kenneth Lea guest artist John Eckler from WHK Cleveland. Lesson from Acts 24 and copies of The Acts of the Apostles will be provided. Mayor Hewitt presides Lawrence Webber leads singing new song books used.

WixTia Rivoli Broad Street John Eckler Chalmers Kenneth Lea Eckler WHK Cleveland Hewitt Lawrence Webber Bhlyria

Bible Study Groups Meet Monday Across City

The Bible Study Class of Section 6 Division I will meet with Mrs. Frank Smith at 156 Harvard Avenue Monday at two o’clock. Sections A and B of Division Seven Bible Class meet Monday at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs Minnie Brown’s home 321 Cornell Avenue. The Business and Professional Women's Club hosts a bridge and five hundred party at the Women's Club Wednesday evening April 24 at eight.

Frank Smith Harvard Avenue Minnie Brown Cornell Avenue Business and Professional Women's Club Woman's Club

Pollyanna Club Guest Night At Wo mans Club

The Pollyanna Club hosted a guest night with 34 members and 28 guests, planning a May mother-daughter banquet. A. C. Schilleman spoke on the Cross with Walter Smith as soloist and Dr. Bevard at the piano. Hostesses served refreshments. The next meeting will be May 17 at Miss Maude Williams 228 Harrison Street.

Pollyanna Club Woman’s Club A. C. Schilleman Walter Smith Bevard Mesdames Madge Baird Eva Dettman Eva and Louiss Smith Bess Hobbs Alice Wilmot

Entertains at Bridge Luncheon at Spring Valley

Mrs. Albert Miller of Toledo and her sister Mrs. Maurice P. Boylan hosted twenty eight guests Thursday at Spring Valley Country Club for a four course luncheon and seven bridge tables. Prizes went to Mrs. John Hogan first, Mrs. Edward G. Matthews second, Mrs. Philip Boylan third, Mrs. Oliver Burns fourth, and Mrs. Leo Smallwood consolation. Out of town guests included Mrs Hy J Edwards of Toledo and Mrs Bess McGuire of Lakewood.

Albert Miller Toledo Ohio Maurice P. Boylan Spring Valley Country Club Edward G. Matthews Philip Boylan Oliver Burns Leo Smallwood Hy, J. Edwards Bess McGuire Lakewood

Membership Drive At La Porte M E Church

A group of young people met with Mrs H H Gregg at the La Porte Methodist Church basement to plan a new membership drive. Captains named Miss LaVaughne Hinkle and Mr Alexander. officers elected include President Mr Alexander Vice President Miss Edna Whitney Secretary Lawrence Jackson Treasurer Maxine Miller June Harrison social committee Erma Jenner Look Out committee. A thr ee n supper was served after the meeting. The club will meet monthly henceforth.

Rust Rostess First Congregational Church J. B. Rust Eastern Heights Boulevard Lucy Houserman L. R. Todd H. M. Miller James VanDusen Sunshine Committee Frank Wharton State Welfare Convention Houserman H. H. Gregg la Forte LaVaughne Hinkle Mr. Alexander Edna Whitney Lawrence Jackson Maxine Miller June Harrison Erma Jenner

Mrs McGuire Birthday Celebration At Home On LaGrange Road

Mr and Mrs W C McGuire were surprised by about forty friends and relatives at their LaGrange road home for a birthday party with games dancing and a luncheon. Mrs McGuire received a gift from the guests. The day also featured a Widening Circle meeting hosted by Mrs H B McCullough and a Tigredia Social Club luncheon in the K P Hall with plans for a theatre party and a March 17 gathering.

W. C. McGuire LaGrange Road Mrs. McGuire

Gotsel visit to Erie as New England trip begins

Inspection last evening notes Mr and Mrs C J Gotsel of Ninth street planning a weekend trip to Erie Pennsylvania to visit the former’s parents. Mrs Louis Bucce of Spruce street reports the death of her sister Mrs Eron Knapp at 3342 West 14th street Cleveland Ohio yesterday. Dancing at Cascade Pavilion Tuesday night April 23 with 50 cents per couple. Dew Drop Inn 110 Floral Court tea and messages from 1 to 9 pm phone 8234 all welcome.

C. J. Gotsel Ninth Street Erie Pennsylvania Louis Bucce Spruce Street Eron Knapp West 14Th Street Cleveland Ohio Dew Drop Inn Floral Court

Local Personal Notes Highlight Visits and Births

Miss Jeanne Chandler visits the Lapp family in Dennison avenue. E A Haag returns from Miami winter visit to West avenue. Mrs M M Wilcox and Miss Margaret Edwards attend Baldwin Wallace Alumni dinner in Berea. R R Bristor of Green County Motors guests of his mother in Elyria. Mr and Mrs Harry Fowl and Mr and Mrs Noel Duckett spend day in Lorain. Mrs J Q Ryan ill at home. Noel Duckett and Eugene attend Cleveland Circus. Mrs W R Comings heads to Woodstock for the week. Julius Vanderson announces birth of daughter at Elyria hospital on April 19. Harry Carruthers and wife announce birth of son at Elyria Memorial hospital on April 19. Betty Roth and Shirley Ann McGowan visit Covington Kentucky. Mrs Wt W Allen and Mrs Frank Wharton attend Eastern Star functions.

Jeanne Chandler H. W. Lapp Dennison Avenue E. A. Haag Miami Florida West Avenue M. M. Wilcox Beverly Court Margaret Edwards Tenth Street Berea Baldwin-Wallace College R. R. Bristor Green County Motors Company Waynesburg Pennsylvania L. Bristor Harry Fowl Noel Duckett Lorain Ohio J. Q. Ryan Cedar Street Eugene Public Auditorium Cleveland W. R. Comings Woodstock Julius Vanderson Elyria Hospital Harry Carruthers Middle Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital Betty Roth Shirley Ann McGowan Wurst Court Covington Kentucky Wt. W. Allen Frank Wharton Oberlin Eastern Star

Personal tax return service notice at Gates Avenue

Mason D. Smith announces will prepare personal tax returns at 237 Gates Avenue. Service details are limited to the stated address and name.

Gates Avenue Mason D. Smith

Progressive Dinner at Church of Christ April 23

A progressive dinner will be served Tuesday April 23 starting at 5 30 PM at the Church of Christ. The event price is 50 cents. Harry H Smiths Furniture Disposal continues next week with further news in Monday's paper.

Church of Christ Harry H. Smith

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Calendar Club Twe Fine Arts Brotherhood of the American Yeomen Christian Endeavor OF Christian Endeavor Society of the Mary Fox Mildred Findlay Harriet King Willam Robertson Charles Niederhauser William Robertson Mahlon Caldwell Bruce Fowler Elisworth Albert W. R. Long Amherst Albert Wetton Vivian Street South William R. Long Isabel Mahon Long Adaline’ Montague Andrew Nicol, Jr Mary Nicol Nicol Miss Browne Ym.c. A United Presbyterian Church Christ Wilbert Ed. Wilbert Thirteenth Street E. J. Stankard O. Harman Lucille Spacth Catherine Diedrick Ridgeville Stankard Simaa Evenin Panhaever Club Neille Wheatley Williams Street Wabdeth Brown Evelyn Gladyshie East Bridge Street M. F. Elliott Park Avenue DeCoaky Slee Marjorie French Fred Minzer Claire Walters Cleveland Board of Education Elyria Woman's Club Miss Walters Jeanette Shepard Alma Taylor Wm. C. Fowler Gospel Streete Ivory Palaces D. A. Baird Alice Witmot Emil Kasper Louise Smith E. Neher Jesus G. B. Findley Christian Endeavor J. D. Funk M.el Kirby Epworth League Elyria Men's Bible Class Notes FONTA Marien Smith Lake Avenue Fayette Snow Irene Ernest Mildred Neufer Paul Kish Vera Stroh Pauline Long 0. G. Sheppard Deane Burns Sumner Hartwell J. C. Bing A. W. Huse Dayton Ohio Federation of Woman's Clubs Spring Valley LA Porte M. E. Church First Baptist Church H. B. McCullough Oberlin Road Davidson Etta Rockwell Annie Everard W. L. Barndollar Lucy Hale Cunningham Tigredia Club Tigredia Social Club K. of P. Hall Gertrude Smith Lydia Melton Myrtie Thorley Margaret Beal Cascade Pavillion Peerless Dry and Dry Cleaning CO Cook’s East Ave Rosenberry Bros E. G. Jenkins Second ST. Fhose Imperial Furniture CO E. Broad St. Bridge
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