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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1938

Page

2

Woman's Association Hosts April Meeting and Guest Speaker

The Woman's Association of the Congregational church in Wellington met at 9 AM to devote the forenoon to quilting. A covered-dish dinner served to twelve at noon followed by a 2:30 PM business meeting. Mrs. Harry Lee led devotionals, Mrs. L. G. Bradstock chaired the Home Mission department, and guest speaker Mrs. R. C. Clapp spoke on Chandler College of religious social Work. Miss Ford spoke of Georgia and North Carolina work, and Mrs. David Arnold was named to collect Sunday school papers for work in the South. Miss Marie Ade led entertainment with several High School singers and Ireta Page accompanied. Refreshments were provided for thirty by Mrs. Ed Robinson, Mrs. Fred Douglass, and Mrs. James Stevenson.

Wellington Ohio Woman's Association of the Congregational Church Harry Lee L. G. Bradstock Home Mission Department R. C. Clapp Chandler College of Religious Social Work Miss Ford Georgia North Carolina David Arnold South Marie Ade Phyllis Voxtheimer Mary Jane Browse Janet Carino Lilian Davis Margaret Eibner Phyllis Coffin Ruth Cordray Evelyn Smith Gladys Oney Ireta Page Ed Robinson Fred Douglass James Stevenson

Eagles members hold family party with fish fry and dance

About 150 members wives and sweet hearts of the Fraternal Order of Eagles enjoyed a fish fry at the hall on Wednesday evening. After supper they danced from 9 to 1 o'clock marking the social event.

Order of Eagles

Sewing Club Meets at Barker Street Home

Mrs Lynn Gray hosted a midweek gathering with her sewing club on Barker Street. Lunch at 1 PM preceded a session of sewing and gifts presented to Mrs Florence Watters. Attendees included Mesdames Zimmerman Watters Anderson Rickel Stark Hayes and Ford. Next meeting with Mrs Hayes will feature a wiener roast for husbands.

Lynn Gray Barker Street Florence Watters Margaret Zimmerman Marie Anderson Dorothy Rickel Helen Stark Lucile Hayes Betty Ford Hayes

Odd Fellows plan anniversary event for Rebekahs

At the Lillywood Rebekah lodge gathering the Odd Fellows announced an anniversary celebration for the Rebekahs to be held in the hall on Wednesday evening May 11 marking the 115th anniversary of I O O F. The degree team will perform at Medina soon and will practice every second Wednesday with 26 members present.

Lillywood Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Medina

Missionary to Speak at Wellington Church Prayer Service

Reverend Lonzo S Green and Wellington Methodist Church invite the public to a Wednesday evening prayer service on April 27 at 7 30 featuring Henry D Appendeker a Korea mission on furlough who will tell of his experiences.

Lonzo S. Green Wellington Methodist Episcopal Church Henry D. Appendeker Korea

Silent Circle of the King's Daughters Plans May Tag Day

Mrs Arnold Kipplinger and Gertrude Ringle hosted a Silent Circle meeting at the Kiplinger home with Miss Mabel Clark presiding. The group voted to raise funds for eye care classes for underprivileged town residents and set May 14 as annual Tag Day with committees named for organization and officer nominations. Mrs Rawlinson of Oberlin spoke on The Bombardment of Shanghai, recounting her missionary husband’s death.

Arnold Kipplinger Gertrude Ringle King’s Daughters Kipplinger Mabel Clark Gertrude Hingler Frances Fisher Kathryn Wroeck Kathryn Gannnetti Rawlinson Oberlin China Shanghai

Norwalk Notes Mention Illnesses and Local Events

News notes report illnesses in the community including Mrs Vernon Wagar and Sidney Grissinger. An enlarged portrait of Mrs William A Sunday is donated to the M E church. Local obliquies, baptist church matters, and revival attendance are noted alongside a new ministerial charge for Price Allen at Norwalk Calvary Baptist Church.

Vernon Wagar Vernon Wegar Norwalk M. E. Churches Allen Hospital Oberlin Sidney Grissinger Estella Grissinger Dean Leland Kirkpatrick William A. Sunday Charles Friend M. E. Church Charles Shepard L. L. Luedemann Smithville Shepard David Knotl Millersburg Luedemancr Fred Edwards E. L. Sharp Hayes Oberlin Hospital Harry Wagner Randall Eugene Price Allen Norwalk Calvary Baptist Church Mary Pitts Elizabeth Marolyn Pitts Ethlyn Newberger Richard Perkins Charles Barnes Beebetown Baptist Church Miss Page Price Allem

Spencer Spencers Easter Guests Report Local Visits

A long list of visitors and family gatherings in Spencer this Easter week includes Mr and Mrs Arthur Dague hosting relatives from several areas and neighbors from Cleveland Akron Wellington and River Corners spending time with local families. Numerous names appear with weekend or Sunday calls and Easter visits to homes on South Main Street and surrounding points.

Ernst Jefferies Phyllis Cleveland Elmer A A. Firestone Donald Shelly Diane Edith Roberts Akron Clarence Thornton Ralph Myers W. Orleshee RB. G. Parks Wellington Lucy Gross Emmene Maigret Barck David Wordel Rogers Wood Sullivan Leota McCourt Oberlin Business College Quberlin Irena Auble River Styx Margaret Barck Bernice Rowe Melvin Barrer Maple Heights Court Stuart David Geisinger Lodi South Main Street Gordon McKenney Ridgewood New Jersey Milan B. Firestone Earl van Boxel Jake Sbaimer Theodore ‘van ‘Boxe Misa Helen Neidhardt Kent State University A. C. Neidhardt Maria Browand Arthur Dazue Ralph Butcher Virginia Wanda Pawknee Ella Young Alvin Neidhardt Eester Lawrence Baker Doris Rook Johny Nagey Hugh Eglin Jesse Parent Charles Parent

Easter Weekend Visitors Exchange Greetings Across Town

A list of residents and guests spread through Easter weekend includes Nancy Jane Thompson and her grandparents the Gannets, Maynard Hyland and family from Columbus, Edith Roberts Shells and Diane from Akron, Chas Dichaon and Aubie family from Elyria, Lydia Broun in Wellington, Talmadge family from Auble and Lakewood, and Moffett family visiting from Wadsworth and Cleveland. Mourning services for Nettie Dirk were held at the M E church in Irena.

Nancy Jane Thompson Cland Gannett Maynard Hyland Columbus Tom Hyland Edith Roberts Donald Shells Diane Akron Lourenee Curtice Chas Dichaon Elyria Malinda Naxley Lydia Broun T. W. Orleshoe Wellington Ms Talmadge Auble Lakewood Clement Aubie Aubie Melvin Bennett Liberty Street Lorain Elizabeth Ingraham River Corners Malinda Naylor Alice Moffett Wadsworth Agnes Moffett Cleveland Kate Moffett Edgar Moffett Clarence Thornton Arthur Dague Eugene Aukerman

West View Briefs Highlight Local Easter Visits and Moves

West View notices detail Easter visitors from Cleveland Elyria and Berea along with numerous absences and arrivals. Grant Cowley departs for Toledo to begin lakes service this summer. Clean-up days are set for April 27 to 29 and families relocate to Olmsted Falls Strongsville.

Julie and Barry Face Fatal Horse Ride Fallout

Julie Hamilton breaks with Kenneth Terry after Barry Caldwell, injured rider, is rushed to the hospital following a dare. Isolde’s schemes spark conflict as Julie confronts the rival, while Kenneth urges calm and Julie prays for Barry’s condition.

Julie Hamilton Kenneth Terry Barry Caldwell Arizona New York Kenneth Barry Isolde Fleming Isolde Julie Edith Ken Hussy Terry House

Nova Entertains Club at Bernice Fackler Home

The Ceres club was delightfully entertained by eight members and three visiting guests at Mrs. Bernice Fackler’s home. A noon dinner was served and the day included needle work and visiting. A brief business meeting followed.

Nova Ceres Bernice Fackler

Scorpion Club Elects Officers After Easter Luncheon

The Scorpion Club met at Gladys Smith's home on Tuesday evening for games including Lotto. A table luncheon with cake jello and coffee followed. Decorations echoed Easter as officers were elected with Gladys Smith as President Marcella Biddinger as Vice President Evelyn Foster as Treasurer and secretary.

Scorpion Club Gladys Smith Marcella Biddinger Evelyn Foster Atendance Christine Robertson Dorothy Schafer Almeda Biddinger Mary Tedron Florence Willard Doris Black Marcella Biddineer Ruby Keith

Walker Family Hosts Easter Birthday Dinner

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Walker and their son hosted a birthday anniversary dinner at home on Sunday. A large Easter decorated cake and festive table decorations highlighted the gathering with relatives and friends in attendance.

Kenneth Walker Donata Ae

Easter guest and burial noted in local notices

Miss Jenne Johnson a school teacher from Cleveland was an Easter guest of her parents Mr and Mrs John Johnson in Homerville. Burial at the East Homer Reform church cemetery was listed in the local item.

Homerville East Homer Reform Church Jenne Johnson Cleveland John Johnson

Reed family guests and local social news item

Minnie Reed and relatives attended as guests including Miss Jean Reed of Elyria and Miss Ruth Reed of Sullivan with other Reed family members from Lorain Toledo and Nova. The Social Workers completed needle work for the needy at E C Richards home and Fifteen members plus guest Mrs Sarah Richards of New London enjoyed a noon dinner. The group voted one dollar to aid Boy Scout organization. Thoris Wagner of Cleveland Easter visit with Circle Mertz. J L Bruder family returned from Lancaster PA after a week with son Donald Bruder and Barbara.

West View Clarence Cowley Grant Toledo Lakes O He Bruce Jack Sullivan Rose Reichenbach Cleveland Mary Hazel Jessie Pickard John Bryda Pearle Thompson Lizghe Shepheard Louise Shepheard Carol Florence Craig Mary Scott Jean Hales Jean Milhosn Berea Frank Sheer Sprague Road Ernest Cooley Commercmty Hospital Frances Barnum Olmsted Falls H. Bates Spracce Road Strongsville Faye Wood Elyria Rachel Anderson L. Craig C. W. Scott Florence Sylvester Brandt Ethel Ingersoll Virginia Bucklick Jean Breich Howard Wise West Bagler Road Dave Bednarz la Porte Sophia Studzinski Barbara Lee Nenneth Chambers Community Hospital Haag W. G. Shepheard Bess Shepheard Ollie Bruce Lillian Richards William Richards Medina H. Ingersoll Lizzie Ingersoll Dover Center Metropolitan Park Bernice Brida Wilfred Thompson Grafston Rebekah Lodge No. 193 Harold Schuster Tillie Schuster Lieblyn Edna Schuster Mildred Phillips Anke Royalton Jake Coonrod Avon Ben Fox Eva Marie Fox John Sunk Leonora Rahl Bay Village J. M. Chapin Minnie Reed Jean Reed Ruth Reed Sullivan Louise Reed Lewis Hale Emma Brunner Lorain Lois Reed Charles Crile Constance Wellington William Douglas John Davidson N. J. Nichols Nova E. C. Richards Donald Bruder Barbara Lancaster, Pa Vincent Heck and Sons Eugene Charles Ft. Wayne Indiana Thomas Baldwin Ray Smith Ohio Michigan Paul Wray Leroy Wray Columbus Guy Davis Ella Tilden Cambridge Homer Langton George Langton Ellen Langton Frances Heckel Webber George Kiser Helen Lane Baltimore Maryland Arnold Keller Morgantown W. Virginia L. H. Keller Ruth A. W. Peters Frank Jones Vermilion Jones William Eddy Mary Nesbitt Edwin Stilgenbaur Ethel Stilgenbaur J. L. McIntire C. E. McIntire

Birthday Surprise Honored Mrs Brush At Chestnut Ridge

Family guests from Detroit road Gulf road Amherst and Chestnut Ridge attended a birthday surprise party for Mrs Brush hosted by Mr and Mrs Clarence Brush and family. A wiener roast and social hour followed the yard gathering. Separately Brookside School hired James A McConshe as principal and a teaching staff including Russel Gongwer William Barr Helen Frisbee FE Squires Edith Mertz Max King and Charles Gubenc.

Sheffield Lee Johnson P L. Chanders Gulf Road Farle Johnson Detroit Road Arthur Whiton Amherst Clarence Brush Chestnut Ridge Irs. Brush Brookside School Board of Education James A. McConshe Russel Gongwer William Barr Helen Frisbee FE. Squires Arthur Zacharias Edith Mertz Max King Charles Gubenc

Surprised on Birthday for Lee Johnson at Gulf Road

Lee Johnson of Gulf Road celebrated a birthday anniversary with an unexpected surprise event. Neighbors and family joined in the observance, offering warm wishes and small gifts to mark the occasion.

Lee Johnson Gulf Road

Surprise Anniversary Party For Honoree

A Saturday evening gathering at the Johnson home surprised the honoree and his family. Twenty three guests attended a seven o'clock buffet supper. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brush and family of Chestnut Ridge, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whiton and family of Amherst, Earle Johnson and children of Detroit road, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Chambers and family, and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Johnson and family of Gulf Road.

Johnson Clarence Brush Chestnut Ridge Arthur Whiton Amherst Earle Johnson Detroit Road P. L. Chambers L. W. Johnson Gulf Road Sewing Sallies F. H. Lewis

Social Calls From Detroit and Cleveland Residents

Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Foskett of Detroit and Mrs. Vinnie Foskett and son Lloyd of East Cleveland visited J. E. Foskett on Detroit road. Arthur Clewell of Cleveland and P L Chambers visited the Taft home in Cleveland area over the weekend and in the evening.

Maynard Foskett Detroit Vinnie Foskett Lloyd East Cleveland J. E. Foskett Detroit Road Arthur Clewell Cleveland W. E. Taft P. L. Chambers Taft

Brookside PTA Elects Officers for Coming Year

Mrs E Rahn was chosen president of the Brookside Parent Teachers Association for the coming year at a regular meeting. Mrs Edward Brown was named first vice president, James A Meccombe second vice president, Miss Helen Frisbee secretary, and Mrs Harry Garber treasurer. The first grade won the award for most parents present. William Barr will oversee the annual paper sale. A domestic science style show is planned for May 6, and a basketball banquet is being arranged. Refreshments were served at meeting end.

E. Rahn Brookside Parent- Teachers Association Edward Brown James A. MecCombe Helen Frisbee Harry Garber William Barr Borm Tobin Truebach L. Light

Litchfield youths view large ship departure at midnight

A company of young people from Litchfield traveled to Lorain Friday night to watch the Ernest Tr. Weir, the largest ship of the TM. A. Hanna Co. fleet, sail from port at midnight. One young man, Joseph Mabie, was especially involved.

Litchfield Lorain Ernest Tr. Weir A. Hanna Co Joseph Mabie

Local church notes and visits from regional families

A long list of social and church events is noted including youth mission play Pin Holes at the Baptist church, an Easter cantata by the Mr Zion Baptist choir, and numerous weekend visits among families from Medina, North Jackson, Elyria, Wellington, and Lorain. Residents from Franklin Pa. and Lakewood are also mentioned with family gatherings, birthday dinners, and spring visits.

Rev George F E Smith Delivers Farewell Sermon

Reverend George F E Smith, pastor of Mt Zion Lutheran Church in Spencer, gave his farewell Easter sermon. Seven new members were received at the service. He moved his family last week to Dayton, Ohio, where he has a new charge.

Spencer George FE. Smith Mt. Zion Lutheran Church of Smith Dayton Ohio

Easter Visits and Church Socials Across Lorain County

Miss Helen Boone and others attended Evangelistic services at East Side Baptist Church in Lorain Sunday evening. Families from Wellington to Cleveland hosted Easter dinners and visited relatives, including Roger Wood celebrating his birthday. Numerous households from Elyria, Spencer, River Corners, and Akron united for Easter gatherings with extended family.

Helen Boone Robert Williams Blake Thompson East Side Baptist Church Lorain G. L. Emerson Watson Wilbur Wellington Dale White Paul Hoffmeyer Charles Hoffmeyer Preston White Nelson Boone Spencer Carol Aldrich Elyria Akron Tom Hyland Harvey Amsbaugh Texas

Easter Sunday Services Attendances and Local Social Tidbits

Easter Sunday services drew 110 worshippers and 71 in Sunday School led by Rev. Carpenter with the theme The Easter Doubt. The choir performed The Resurrection Garden and The Savior Lives Again. Many local residents and families are listed in visits, travels, and social calls across Elyria and nearby towns.

Carpenter

Local families host Easter gatherings in Ohio area

A list of social visits and Easter activities across Cleveland, Bay Village, Elyria, and nearby towns highlights numerous hosts and guests. Families including Geisendeorfer, Lammermyer, Mittlestead, Becker, and Currier share meals and church attendance, with guests coming from Avon, Fort Wayne, Battle Creek, and beyond.

Weekend Visits Highlight Ohio and Indiana Friends

A flurry of visits and hospitality unfolds across Ohio and nearby states. Vincent family relatives hosted in Fort Wayne Indiana. Thomas Baldwin toured southern Ohio and Michigan with Ray Smith in Berea.

Large Sunday crowd at local Methodist church services

Rev Theodore Paul led the service reading Job 14 and Mrs Paul sang Holy City with Edith White on piano.New members joined from Worcester Baptist Church including Mrs William Eddy and Miss Garnett Trockley plus Dora Eddy Lucille Senning and Eugene Eddy. Sunday School had ninety six attendees and the girls class sang an Easter Day song amid abundant altar flowers.

Theodore Paul Paul Holy City Edith White William Eddy Baptist Church of Worcester Mass Garnett Trockley Dora Eddy Lucille Senning Eugene Eddy S. S

North Olmsted social notes recall visits and departures

North Olmsted and vicinity residents share a week of visits and farewells. E L Yesberger and three daughters from Joliet Ill visit relatives. August Whitford plans permanent move to California after leaving for the West. Local gatherings include Mrs R H Sheppard bidding farewell, and Chas Wershing hosting Edward Schutts.

Olmsted E. L. Yesberger Joliet, Ill North Olmsted August Whitford Butternut Ridge Road California Whitford R. H. Sheppard Olmsted Falls Edward Schutts Norwalk Chas. Wershing J. C. Hoag Robert Yesberger Dover Center Road Wm. Schneider Midwest Turkey Run Ind Ruth Gould Helen Peters Ethel Rivers Dover Arthur Lorenz Duan Arthur Dunford Lorenz Royal Oak Mich John Perry Silverdale Road Fairview Hospital Philip Wetzel Fred Biddulph City Hospital

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