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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1932

Page

18

Musical Art Chorus Plans May Concert at First Congregational

The Musical Art Society Chorus announces its annual concert for Tuesday evening May third at the First Congregational church. The program features nature songs by German Griswold Hawley Lynes Curran Woodman and a second group with Elgar Reger and Dvorak pieces plus a final set of folk songs. Mrs. Mayhew directs with Mrs. Elgar as accompanist. the event will also be staged in Cleveland the following week.

Musical Art, Society Chorus First Congregational Church Edward German Gertrude Griswold C. B. Hawley Thomas Lynes Pearl Curran Harvey Gaul Mabel Daniela Dell ‘Acqua Sumner Hartwell Ruth Richardson Cleveland Charles Edward Mayhew H.C. Elgar Brooklyn Memorial M. BE

Tonight's Lorain events include club meetings and suppers

Suns Club tureen supper at YWCA at 6 pm. Auxiliary to Knights of St John social at Women's Club at 7. B 4th annual banquet at Antler's Hotel Lorain at 6 14. Daughters of Union Veterans, Girl Scouts tureen supper at Church of Christ at 6. Frank S Harmon Lodge, enter apprentice candidate. Bible classes at YWCA and Elyria Lodge 103. District Bible classes 7 30 led by Mrs. Howard Smith and Mrs. EB Haywood at 12th Street."

Suns Club Knights of St. John Woman’s Club Antier’s Lorain W. B Bertha Olmsted Furnace Street Daughters of Union Veterans Church of Christ Frank S. Harmon United Presbyterian Church School Cabinet Howard Smith Hamilton Street Mary and Martha St. Pauls EB. Haywood 12Th Street

Fraternal lodge disbands after final Elmira Yeomen event

Elyria Homestead Brotherhood of American Yeomen No 32 held a six o'clock dinner for over one hundred members and families at I G G F hall, marking the final meeting as the order disbands. Officers presided, gifts were exchanged, and a program directed by Lady Rowena featured songs, recitations, and a concluding group song. The Lady Rowena Circle meets next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Merie Smith.

Elyria Homestead Brotherhood of American Yeomen No.32 I. G. G. F. Hall Agnes Dunford Cora Bemis Anna Durkee Marina Wirth Klara W. Schaub Sarah Massey Agnes Hunter Gwendolin Gaines Jeatsttre van Amburgh Rebecca Smith Blanche Carrick Delores Hesar Russell Asnford William Smith Kalera W. Schaub Klara W. Senaub Rowena America Assembly Prater Ma A Wirth Frankie Sehane Resars Mason Smith Gertrude Johnson William Gehrke Ralph Carrick Russell Dunford Frank Smith Norma Woodcock Mary McResar Trankie Schaub Elma Wirth Windla Resar Loretta Lewis Lois Marr Prindle Vivian Resar Francis Lewis Barbara Jeanne Eileen Smith Cora Bemi John Edward Resar John Resar Fancy Pauline Wockenfuss Clarence Dunford John Beck Waite Davidson God Lady Rowena Circle Merie Smith Weert River

Woman's Home Club Meeting at Mrs Avery's Home

Mrs Sam Avery hosted the Woman's Home Club on Fairlawn Avenue. Members enjoyed games of cance with prizes awarded to Mrs R McLauuchtin, Mrs E Hansen, and Mrs Tuckens. Refreshments followed and next gathering is May 7 at Mrs Wood's home on Wilcox South Loanerret.

Sam Avery Fairlawn Avenue Woman's Home Club R. McLauuchtin E. Hansen Tuckens Mer

Mardi Gras Club Plans June Dance Evening

Shirley Webber hosted the Mardi Gras Club on Columbus street. Prizes were awarded to Carol Mahlke and Catherine Humphrey after bridge. Plans were made for a dance in early June and the next meeting is May 9 at Catherine Humphrey's home on Middle avenue.

Rowena Caldwell Ninth Street Carol Gott Emily Zeghy Garnet Cox Berenice Barr Elizabeth Squires East Broad Street Shirley Webber Columbus Street Carol Mahlke Catherine Humphrey Sosgley Middle Avenue

Knights of Columbus Hold First Degree Meeting

The Knights of Columbus held a First Degree ceremony with several candidates at their meeting last evening. The Elyria Degras Team demonstrated the degree work. A Father-Son banquet is planned for boys' week in late May and a membership drive was discussed.

Knights of Columbus Elyria Degras Knights

Thrift Day Sale continues with leftover merchandise

For those who could not attend our Thrift Day Sale Tuesday all remaining sale merchandise will be available all day Wednesday.

Hospital Notes and Lodge Meeting Report

Admissions include Mrs Kay Phillips Parmelee avenue and Mrs Harvey Fox Lod Clinton avc. Discharges list Mrs Andy Nagy baby bor 259 W River street and others. The King Solomon's Lodge No 56 F and A M held a stated meeting last evening with a special program planned for May 23.

Kay Phillips Parmelee Avenue Harvey Fox Lod Clinton Andy Nagy W. River Street Robert Mason Columbus Street Ara Broun Longford Sherwood Byam Euclid Avenue Charles Logan Grafton King Solomon's Lodge No. 56 F A. M

Local Personal Notices Share Visits and Births Across Cities

Miss Carolyn Foley returns from Colgate visit in Hamilton New York while Mr and Mrs F W Salisbury stay in Alexandria Bay to pick up Mrs Crisp. Dale Dimick and daughter visit Dewey Avenue relatives and Mr and Mrs William Muir Auld host wedding anniversary dinner. Daniel Bratton, Miss Dorothy Brandon and others attend events with the First Congregational Church group. California trip for Enery Gravef and Cleveland birth announced for D E Brayton. Campus Owls presented by Richard Ruse at Bamboo Gardens in Cleveland as guests toast. Cleveland visitors include Jennie Turnbull Karen Nielsen and Laigh Bristor family. Alma Helen Goodyear born weighing 7 12 pounds at Cleveland hospital to West 34th Street residents.

Carolyn Foley Roy Foley Colgate University Hamilton New York F. W. Salisbury Alexandria Bay William Crisp Charles Smith Dale B. Dimick Berea T. J. Dimick Dewey Avenue William Muir Auld Otto Greene Elizabeth Rich David Moyer Oberlin and M Auld Dorothy Brandon Tne First Congregational Church C. R. Benham Nod Nold Lakewood Enery California Herbert Daobney D. £. Brayton Magnolia Drive Creveland Te New Maternity Hospital Cleveland Brayton Lucille Hawkins A. C Hawkins Cleveland Strer E. F. Schultz Cleve Stanley Schutz Wuothis Elyterdar Catt Smith Chris Tarrison Willam Burns Ed Uertman Frank& Harmon Todee Welan Lodge Richard Ruse Campus Owls Bamboo Gardengs Read Bristol Ed Pratt Waynesburgh Pennsylvania L. Bristor Eighth Street Jennie Turnbull Karen Nielsen Laigh Bristor Parkersburg West Virginia 3. I. Beister Juena Stark Geraldine Jaurhem Herman Wald Jovn Stark Ridgeville Clare Oring Columbia Sarah McLaughlan Edith Shepherd This City Mise Eleanor Papworth Amherst Grant Glacow Hinchean Clide Engsh Pittsburgh Pennslvania Fred Petersen Betty Roy Papworth Howard Goodyear West 34Th Street Alma Helen Wr. Goodsear Elysia Theireest Grood

Identify Seaman As Kidnaper Of Woman

BULLETIN New York April 26 John Long seaman who deserted the freighter City of New York in South Africa is held in Johannesburg. He has been identified as Martin Depew, wanted in Kansas City for kidnapping Mrs Neil Donnelly. E T Osborn Port Captain American South African Lines says identification was by photographs and other means. A Kansas City official has been satisfied that Long and Depew are the same man, name withheld. James R Page Kansas City prosecutor is in New York regarding the Donnelly case.

New York John Long City of New York South Africa Johannesburg Martin Depew Kansas City Neil Donnelly E. T. Osborn Osborn Long Depew James R. Page Donnally

Amherst Birthday Party Announcement

Mrs. David Anthony of Tenney Avenue hosts a birthday gathering in Amherst on April 26, inviting friends to celebrate.

Amherst David Anthony Tenney Avenue

Birthday Party for Clifford’s Eighth Birthday

A group of boys gathered Monday afternoon to celebrate Clifford’s eighth birthday with games and contests. Refreshments followed and an ornamented cake was displayed. Miniature pink baskets filled with confections served as favors for attendees including Robert Fuhrman James Minch Richard Eastman Eugene Ricketts Marty Ricketts Stanley Truscello Hugo Truscello Goo Abraham and Gerald Anthony. The guest of honor received many gifts.

Clifford Robert Fuhrman James’ Minch Richard Eastman Eugene Ricketts Marty Ricketts Stanley Hugo Truscello Goo, Abraham Gerald Anthony

Memorial Day Plans Discussed by Legion and Veterans Group

Memorial Day Committee members from Elmer Johnson Post American Legion Spanish American War veterans G A R Women s Relief Corps met in Legion rooms Monday evening to discuss observance plans including march singing and other matters but took no definite action. Another meeting will be held in one week with morning celebration and speaker Reav hunter Cleveland formerly of Amherst invited. all lodges asked to participate.

Elmer Johnson Post American Legion A. R. Women's Relief Corps Legion Rooms Reav Hunter Cleveland Amherst

Amherst elder Frank Ray marks sixth birthday

Frank Ray of South Main Street, an Amherst elder statesman, quietly celebrated his sixth birthday Sunday. Although blind, he enjoyed a pleasant day and was remembered with a shower of glad wishes. Friends hosted a gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Alec Garland on Live Street with several relatives in attendance. Also noted are remarks of returned visitors from Cleveland after attendance at Metropolitan performances, and upcoming Senior Class Night and Hickory Tree Grange meetings with planned programs led by Oliver Kolbe.

Barraca Methodist Church Elyria A. J. Lenman Eugene Smith Clase Ray Huston Seward Black R. R. Bevard Frank Ray South Main Street Amherst Altho Alec Garland White Edith Vincent John Garland Jane Alec Garland, Jr

Elyria civic actions shift from celebration to war focus

The Elyria Telegram notes a county nomination probe for May 21 and a plan to print a pamphlet outlining candidate information. An Insurance war disrupts Lorain city business, centennial plans are dropped, five smallpox cases appear, and a municipal garden program and supervised playgrounds are proposed following a city meeting of officials, clubs, and organizations.

Tional Organization Elydla Publc Lorain Nits Elyria Charles FE. Tucker

Spectal Steam Oil Permanents at Nell Beauty Shoppe

Nell Beauty Shoppe offers Steam Oil permanents for 3.50 at 436 10th Street. Phone 43791. Local ad notes service details and contact.

Spectal Nell Beauty Shoppe 10Th St. Ph

City urged to create more playgrounds and close Sunday grocer practices

Frank H. Young of the National Community Service urged development of playgrounds at Cancade Park and seven or eight other spots in the city. The hundredth birthday of General U S Grant will be observed Friday night by the G A R and patriotic groups. Local grocery stores will stop Sunday dispensing, with police orders restricting Sunday offerings to ice cream, candy, and soft drinks.

Cancade Park Frank H. Young National Community Service U.S. Grant

Boys Week Parade to Open With City Takeover Day

Six years ago Chronicle Telegram notes the second annual Boys Week begins Friday with a parade as hundreds of Bluins boys march. The event features a day when boys occupy city offices to run the city, guided by officials who show them the ropes.

Legion Auxiliary Meeting and Circle Plans

The Elmer Johnson Post American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the legion rooms this evening. Mrs Ryan of Middle Street hosts Circle No 2 of Ft Josephs Catholic church on Wednesday afternoon. Several Congregational church members plan to attend the Medina Association annual meeting at Fast Oberlin Community church. The Mite Society meets Wednesday afternoon. Baccalaureate services will be held in the high school auditorium with Rev Henry Abram speaking. Amherst residents saw The Tales of Hoffman in Cleveland. local high school orchestra practiced and the glee club meets Wednesday morning.

Grace Lumley Beverly Court Church of Christ Alexander Brown George Haueter Taisy Lovejoy Brown Bride Suville Hand Teddy Spangies Kenneth Young Erh Perkins Joy Weller Annabelle Lillian Mallory John Woosley Simpkins Lea Trentice Miranda Ruth McGinnis Anne Mabel Sarles Sarah Jane—Mazine Poole Seaton Alex Rhavr Brunger Anita Poole Anna Roper Roberta Page Virginia Brunger Donna King DeEtt Wilson Alice Sue Helen Bramwell Edith Evelyn Shepherd Susan McCulley Louise Adcock Dorothy Barton Charles Adcock Robert Prentice Mary Fox Young J. Ryan Methodist Church Y. W Murbach Movin Pictures Legion Auxiliary Elmer Johnson Post American Legion AuriNary Legion Rooms J Ryan Middle Street Cirle No. 2 Ft. Joseph's Catholic Church Total Congregational Church Medina Association of Congregational Churches Oberlin Community Church Mite Society Distriodist Church Henry Abram Jacob Muth Lila George Garthe Frederick Ebbs D. K. Wilson J. O'Neill Amherst Metropolitan Opera Cleveland Glee Club

Scow Adrift on Lake Erie Rescued by Sandusky Station

After a long battle on a scow adrift on Lake Erie, three Lorain men were saved by the Sandusky life saving station. The scow broke from the tug Pankratz when a rising storm lashed the vessel, snapping the towing cable and leaving the men stranded until rescue.

Lake Erie Lorain Hfe Sandusky Pankratz Jake BCOW

Oberlin Civic League Students Lead Campus Action

Two Oberlin College students, representing the Oberlin College Civic League, a branch of a...

Oberlin College Oberlin College Civic League

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