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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1937

Page

17

Miss Padley Sets May 29 Wedding To Raymond Plas

Thelma A Padley announces her marriage to Raymond J Plas of Sixth Street set for May 29 at St. Marys Church at 9:30 p.m. The couple, daughter of N F Padhey, will wed as family and friends gather for pre nuptial events and club gatherings noted in the evening.

Thelma Padley Raymond J. Plas Comraderie Club Dana Perkins Cleveland Road Thelma A. Padley Cambridge Court Sixth Street St. Mary's Church Atta. Badian

Boy Scout Troop 105 Conducts Court of Honor

Troop 105 held a Court of Honor at First Congregational church with about 100 spectators as 70 scouts earned 80 badges. The program featured a 7 piece orchestra, badge presentations by H K Day C B Evans and others, 65 merit badges to 14 boys, 22 Tenderfeet inducted, and a Camporee overview film. The event included a patrol trophy presentation to Flying Eagle Patrol and notes on upcoming Scout circus at Sandusky Junior High.

First Congregational Church Lucius Jenkins Alton Adams H. K. Day C. B. Evans Harold E. Birch Flying Eagle Patrol Join Price Oberlin Sandusky Junior High School

Local Social Notes Share Visits and Concert Plans

Miss Mabel Williams returns home from Florida while Claude Behnke and daughter Mary Louise visit in Slidell. Gladys McCullough and Mary Batdorf to perform with the Cleveland Women's Symphony for the Ohio Music Teachers' Association session. Heidi presented by Alien Juvenile Players with Patsy Phelps and Kenneth Lord in the cast.

Mabel Willams Sixth Street St. Petersburg Florida Claude Behnke Slidell Louisiana Mary Louise Ed Smith Lake Avenue Gladys McCullough Mary Batdorf Cleveland Women's Symphony Ohio Music Teachers’ Association Cleveland Reely Third Street R. T. Reely Alice R. Arnold Park Arnold New York City Rey Bela Bacso Stephen Tarezali Toledo Ohio Gulf Road Charles K. Ford Middle Avenue Detroit Michigan Honora Griffith Monroe Street Elyria Clinic George Little West Broadstreet D. H. Bates Henrietta Wilson Little North Eaton John Grainger Toronto Canada Alien Heidi Patsy Phelps Goot Peter Kenneth Lord Barber Janet Horton Dete Groyce Shearer Rottenmeier Dorothy Brecknock Sebastia Jimmie King Seseman Vivian Chapman Jimmy Lamadue Kiara

Community club notes include nursery class plans and socials

Semper Fidelis class at Emmanuel Lutheran with fourteen members met at Beverly Court hosted by Mrs. Andrew Flaherty. They plan to continue the nursery school during Sunday hours. Members read poems and prose, and Mrs. Jessie Coniam led devotional, with games and prize acknowledgments for Mrs. John Otterbacher, Mrs. Café Pomelee, and Mrs. Harry Bogart. A dessert was served and group singing followed. Queen Esther Society officers were elected at First Methodist church after a tureen dinner, with Patricia Peter as president and several officers named. A banquet for Queen Esther Societies of the Norwalk District is set for May sixth at the local Methodist church.

Emmanuel Lutheran Church Andrew Flaherty Beverly Court Jessie Coniam John Otterbacher Café Pomelee Harry Bogart Margaret Taylor Hamilton Avenue Queen Esthers First Methodist FE. J. Bond Patricia Peter Alice Mae Hoover Edna Townsend Marion Holmes Helen Reese Roy Kulp Queen Esther Societies Norwalk

Annual Reports Highlight Elyria B and P W Club Meeting

The Elyria Business and Professional Women's club held a meeting with twenty members present. Officers were nominated by Harriet Hubbard for president Grace Nau Emma Gleason. vice presidents Dorothy Jones Cora Bassett Cora Phelps Gertrude Wernert. secretaries Sara Hamilton Annie Spence Ruth Simmons Bessie Douglas. treasurer Katherine Schnuerer Laura Harris. The May 11 meeting will be at Miss Rich’s home 258 Sixteenth Street.

Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club Harriet Hubbard Grace Nau Emma Gleason Dorothy Jones Cora Bassett Sixteenth Street Lorain Ashland Dayton National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Atlantic City Elyria Millersburg Loudenville Norwalk Federation Elyria Club Lizzie Hahn

Dinner Party At Ritters In Olmsted Falls

Members of Hy Lo club and guests traveled to Olmsted Falls for a six thirty dinner at Ritters. Hosts Mrs Mary Beattie and Miss Margaret McClellan arranged bridge after dinner. prizes went to Miss Nelle Boyd Miss Mabel Herd and Mrs Milton Baumhardt. Mrs Hershey Shannon and Miss Mabel Herd to host in May.

Olmsted Falls Ritters Alice McCracken Ethel Justin Mary Beattie Margaret McClellan Nelle Boyd Mabel Herd Milton Baumhardt Hershey Shannon

West Side Guild Meeting At Adelbert Street Home

The West Side Guild of St George's Church will meet at the home of Mrs Chester Nichols Adelbert Street Thursday afternoon at 1 00.

West Side St. Andrew's Church Chester Nichols Adelbert Street

Plans For Visit Of Former World YWCA Secretary

Elyria YWCA schedules visit by Miss Charlotte Niven former World YWCA secretary and Miss Josephine Kelly. Niven to speak on Women at the Cross Roads and The YWCA in World Dimensions. Teas, dinners, and an invitational tea are planned with church and association leaders coordinating events.

Y.W.C. A ATS Vrus AU Robert Wilson Nelson M. Fitch Hubbard Wilcox J. FE. Thatcher Leo Meyer Roy Clymer Curtis Spence Eric Chapman D. A. Baird Association Nevin Cross Roads Max Suppes Overbrook Road King Fauger D. W. McLeod Aiies Niven World Interpretation Committee Archie Phipps Miss Niven Charlotte Niven Kelly

Tennis Club Holds Annual Pre-Season Banquet

The Elyria Tennis Club gathered at the Elks for its pre-season banquet led by President Robert Altfeld. Officers were re-elected with Curtis Travers as vice-president, and the inter-city team vacancies, including Edward Seward’s, were noted. Dave Horan will again coordinate inter-city matches and finances show a favorable balance.

Elyria Tennis Club the Elks Robert Altfeld Curtis Travers Frank Brogan Dave Horan Jim Sharkey Louis Ferri

Mrs Wright Hosts April Wo men’s Bible Class Meeting

The April gathering of the Women’s Bible Class at Second Congregational Church was hosted by Mrs Warren Wright of Woodland Avenue with assistance from Mrs F Hensman and Mrs Saville. Twenty five members attended led by president Mrs A Bauer. A business session elected Mrs A E Kemp as chaplain replacing Mrs A E Myers. Frances Brillhart read Punishment of Mary Louise and Neighborhood Terror while Hearts volunteers E Scheuneman and H Pickett won the scores. Refreshments followed and the group adjourned to May 18 with D Miller Steele and Ryan as hostesses.

Second Congregational Church Warren Wright Woodland Avenue F. Hensman Saville A. Bauer A E. Kemp A. E. Myers Mary Louise Frances Brillhart Hearts E. Scheuneman H. Pickett D. Miller Steele Ryan

High School Girl Scout Troop Meets at St Marys Church

The High School Girl Scout Troop No. 4 met at St. Marys church Tuesday evening and learned about summer camps. Members Nan Schryock Nan Koplin Mary Vance Hart Jean Crisp Shirley Hull Doris Severs Ione Geisel Dawn Reid Betty Nesbit and Joan Duckett plan to attend Oberlin conference with Capt. Dorothy Bartter and Lt. Alice Bartter. The play group will meet Friday at 3 13 at St Marys church to finalize arrangements for Saturday and the meeting adjourned with Goodnight Circle at 9 00.

St. Mary's Church Dorothy Bartter Alice Bartter Nan Schryock Nan Koplin Mary Vance Hart Jean Crisp Shirley Hull Doris Severs Ione Geisel Dawn Reid Betty Nes

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

The record shows admissions for Marie Kovsic Mansfield Carl Emery 274 Winckles Street Glenn Flory Burbank CO Leonard Joyce Grafton Mrs Ida Blaine Home for the Azed Susie Howey 58 Samuel Street Mrs Gordon Bart ter 26 Samuel Street. Discharges include Mrs Ed Trumble 207 Glenwood Robert Johnson Brunswick OH James Miller St Augustine FL Dorothy Mevrers 157 Ere Street Wayne Bauer 147 Walnut Street Mrs Ben King 106 Denison Lee Greenwald Lorain.

Marie Kovsic Mansfield Carl Emery Winckles Street Glenn Flory Burbank Leonard Joyce Grafton Ida Blaine Home For the Azed Susie Howey Samuel Street Gordon Bartter Ed Trumble Glenwood Robert Johnson Brunswick James Miller St. Augustine Fla Dorothy Mevrers Ere Street Wayne Bauer Walnut Street Ben King Denison Lee Greenwald Lorain

Evening Community Calendar Highlights

Tonight hosts multiple group events in Lorain and Elyria. Zeta Upsilon cohosts mother daughter banquet at Brass Kettle, Masonic Chapter dinner at 6 15 followed by Royal Arch inspection, St Clair Rebekah Lodge hosts Odd Fellows program, Reverend Will Foster speaks with Dr C J Miller showing recent trip films, Elyria Woman's Club music, Upper Room Bible Class dinner at 6 30, Plymouth E L Bailey travel talk, Bible School cabinet meeting at J P Church, Libba Brotherhood at Emanuel Lutheran 7 30, 2nd Congregational church night service at 7 30.

Zeta Upsilico Brass Kettle Lorain Masonic Royal Arch St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Will Foster Church of Christ C. J. Miller Di-Ota Irene Stutz Lewis Court Elyria Woman's Club E. L Bailey Plymouth Ohio J. P. Church I. O. O. F. Lodge No. 103 Temple I O. O. F. Lodge Rebekahs North American E. L. Bailey Elyria Lodge North West Lodge

Tea To Honor Mothers Plans For Mother Daughter Tea

Members of Lambda Chi were guests of Miss Maxine Jackson at her home on Butternut Ridge. Mrs Myron Saussler presided over the meeting and announced a mother daughter tea at Miss June Harrison's home on Grafton Road on Friday April 30. Following bridge, dessert was served at small tables by the hostess with Miss June Shepard. Mrs. William Rennie of Grafton Road will be hostess.

Gaiety Club Josephine Trombetta Eighteenth Street Leona Tong Eleanor Krugman Miss Trombetta Kathryn Schaefer Doris van Valkenbere East Avenue Lambda Chi Maxine Jackson Butternut Ridge Myron Saussler June Harrison Grafton Road June Shepard Wilhiam Rennie

Round Table Hosted by Elyria Republican Women

Mrs afyles Perry led a round table at the Elyria Woman's Club last night. The meeting opened with America and the pledge. Mrs Doris Monroe and Mrs Minnie Chapman sang three songs during the program. Refreshments were served by Mrs Oscar Dunn and committee. The next meeting is scheduled for May 18.

Afyles Perry Elyria Republican Women's Club Woman‘s Club Perry America B. H. Long George Colburn Doris Monroe Minnie Chapman Scott McCreary Clay Smith Oscar Dunn Lee Taylor W. Sudro

Beacons Light Class Hosts St. Pauls Guests in Lorain

Nineteen members of the Beacons Light class of St. Pauls church were hosted by Fidelis class members of St. Johns in Lorain last evening. A program of music readings and games entertained. Prize winners included Miss Margaret Anthony and Mrs. Olline Stearns. Dutch figurines and windmill place cards decorat ed the refreshment tables.

St. Paul's Church Fidelis St. John’s Church Lorain Margaret Anthony Olline Stearns

Review of Gone With the Wind at Second Congregational

The Zhonta class drew a large crowd for a guest tureen supper at Second Congregational Church. Miss Phyllis Jaycox delivered a comprehensive book review of Margaret Mitchells Gone With the Wind. Committee members included Mrs. Pauline Billingsley Mrs. Esther Smith Miss Ella Hays and Mrs. Frances Smith.

Second Congregational Church Margaret Mitchell Phyllis Jaycox Pauline Billingsley Esther Smith Ella Hays Frances Smith

Literary Club Guests Attend at Mrs Roe Home

Guest Day featured 04 Literary Club members plus guests at 902 Park Avenue. Mrs E E Dettman and Mrs Jack Warden sang a songs set and Mrs Will Hill reviewed Lamb in His Bosom by Caroline Miller. Mrs Marietta Smith assisted. Next meeting slated for Tuesday May eighteenth.

Literary Club W. C. Roe Park Avenue E. E. Dettman Jack Warden Sant Will Hill Lamb Caroline Miller Roe Marietta Smith

Class Meets At Church For Mary-Martha Gathering

The Mary-Martha Class met at St. Pauls Church last evening with thirty members and guests. Mrs Copas presented a comedy skit that the group greatly enjoyed. The remainder of the evening was social with sandwiches and small cakes served at a large table by Mrs Krebs and her committee.

Mary-Martha St. Paul's Church

Guild Seams Support Elyria Memorial Hospital

Central Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal church sewed for Elyria Memorial Hospital at the home of Mrs. Sparks on West Avenue. Refreshments were served before adjournment. A follow up meeting with Mrs. Barton of Harvard Avenue is planned in two weeks.

Central Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Elyria Memorial Hospital Wea Cow

North Side Guild members sew for hospital work

Mrs Albert Dill of North Olive ten members of the North Side Guild of St Andrew s church presided over a meeting. Members took turns reading articles and stories while sewing hospital work. A tea table center with spring flowers offered a refreshment course.

Albert Dill North Olive Street North Side

Inspectors Set For Chapter 47 Royal Arch Masons Event

Chapter Marshall Chapter No 47 Royal Arch Masons hold a 7 50 pm inspection for Royal Arch degree with dinner at 6 15 pm in the Masonic Temple. Inspection led by Most Excellent Grand High Priest Paul G Lutz and Right Excellent Companion Willard T Francis of Lorain.

Marshall Royal Arch Masonic Temple Paul G. Lutz Grand Chapter Ohio Willard T. Francis Lorain

Guest Day Meeting of Elyria Woman's Club Education and Fine Arts

The Elyria Woman's Club Education and Fine Arts Department plans a guest day on Friday. Dr Kessler of Lakeswood will speak on The Use and Misuse of the English Language. Helen Guskey will perform violin solos with the group.

Elyria Woman's Club Kessler of Lakesood Helen Guskey

London Home Office backs limits on under 18 work hours

A Home Office committee recommends regulating hours for boys under 18 employed as messengers, helpers, pages and ushers. The report targets unregulated occupations and urges statute-based controls on junior workers.

London Home Office Department

Eagles Fraternal Election and Fish Fry Night

Elyria Aerie No. 431 Fraternal Order of Eagles will nominate officers on Thursday night April 22. A fish fry will follow the meeting as part of the event. Officers, F. O. EAGLES.

Eagles Elyria Aerie No Fraternal Order of Eagles F. O. Eagles

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