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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1932

Page

5

Evening Community Club Notes at St Pauls Church

Events tonight include Builders Bible Class at St Pauls Church at 8 p m W FLW. Americ anization program by Auxiliary. The Modern Club features Matine Whitney of Oberlin. Bogies Auxiliary hosts tureen dinner and officer nominations. Round Table Club meets at Judge Webbers home with Garford P T A at Mrs Wm Cooks. York Street Friendship Club WCA supper at 5 p m. Dames of Malta American Legion Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias. Sunday School Board meeting at M E Church at 8 30.

St. Paul's Church W. Flw Dames of Malta American Legion Chevalier Lodge Knights of Prthias M. E. Church

Elyria Community Groups Plan Summer Round-Up

Elyria council notes see a summer round-up to screen health risks as part of PTA actions. Examinations for school entrants set at Elyria Memorial Hospital May 25 24 with transportation if needed and optional immunizations for diphtheria and smallpox. Community groups praise police and firemen support and plan meetings, events, and a Mother Daughter banquet.

Elyria Council YP. T. AL Council of Parent-Teacher Associations Elyria Savings and Trust Bank Carl W. Martin Albert B. Lippert Division of State Department of Health P. T. A. Council Elyria Memorial Hospital J. L. Mathis Cyril Brecknock

Meetings of Rebekah Lodge District No 9

The Past Noble Grands of the Rebekah Lodges District No 9 meet at the I O O F hall in Grafton on Friday with a noon tureen luncheon, sewing in the morning, and a business session in the afternoon. Past Chiefy of the Pythian Sisters meet May 6 at Mrs. Bertha Lyberger’s Robson court home. YWCA Fellowship Group hosts a swimming party at the Y M C A at six on Thursday.

Rebekah Grafton Pythian Sisters Bertha Lyberger Robson Court

Grand Master Reading Addresses 11th Anniversary Meeting

Elyria Lodge No. 105 held a large anniversary gathering with 150 attendees from Wellington Oberlin Lorain Graf ton and Toledo. Grand Master B F Reading delivered the keynote on Odd Fellowship's past and future, praising lodge work and detailing the Odd Fellow Home at Springfield Ohio and its educational role.

Elyria Lodge Wellington Oberlin Lorain Grafton Toledo Charles Williams Pierce Wallington Major van Oster Elyria Bre E. J. Reading Istrict C J. Miller Odd Fellowship Brother Reading Bro Reading Springfield

Bankers Honor Ingalls at Lorain Chapter Banquet

David Ingalls addressed about 175 members and guests of the Lorain County Chapter of the American Institute of Banking at the Motel Antlers in Lorain for its fourth annual banquet. He spoke on banking and aeronautics while the event featured music, poetry, dances, and a class song by Lorain and Elyria bankers. New officers were announced: President Harry Van Wagnen, Vice President R. J. Fitch, Secretary Joseph T. Gethin, and Treasurer Miss Lucille Griffin.

Lorain County American Insatitute of Banking Lorain David Ingalls The Navy J Aeronautics America Clifford Minkler National Bank of Commerce Lo‘pak Minkler pAnne Schnore Elyria Sar‘sings and Trust Bank Karl Townsend First Wellington Bank Lawrence Webber J. Mayne Carter vAkron Ted Walters Cleveland A. A. Stephene Clasu Laevang City Bank of Lorain Harry van Wagnen Lorain Banking Co R. J. Fitch Alyria Savings and Trust Co Joseph T. Gethin Cleveland Trust Co Lucille Griffin Lorain Co. Savings and Trust Co Elyria Simon Review Margie Kushinsky Elyria Savings and Trust Co Old Virginny Murdock Davis Marguerite Essig National Bank of Lorain Louise Smith Dancine Bob Veon Margie Kushinssy

Cast Chosen for Elyria High Senior Class Play

Seventeen Elyria High School seniors selected for the June class play Seven Keys to Baldpate at the Elyria High School auditorium June 3 and 4. Miss Nina Baker, drama coach, announced the cast including Richard Skiiletz Helen Taylor Mary McGuire Robert McWilliams Robert Price Clara Dumke Janet Vinal active member program noted modern music discussion at YMC A.

Elyria High School Baldpate Nina Baker Richard Skiiletz Helen Taylor Mary McGuire Robert McWilliams Robert Price Clara Dumke Janet

Sigma Gamma Sorority Entertains Mothers at Pajama Party

Sigma Gamma Sorority members held a pajama party at the Wilson home on East Avenue. Misses Mary and Evelyn Wilson hosted as the evening included a business session planning a May Morning bike and breakfast at Seven Pines West, plus a mother daughter banquet and a benefit bridge. Prizes went to Margery Smith, Treva Caywood, and Ethel Marsh. May 17 Treva Caywood and Kay Eckler will entertain.

Circle Meeting At Mrs Pallas Home In Elyria

Mrs E O Pallas chaired Circle No 3 of St Pauls church hosting a Griswold road afternoon. Hymns opened the session, a devotional period led by the hostess, plans for a bake sale and a household article sale discussed, then entertainment from a game Demsite Economy. Luncheon followed with guests noted and a near meeting planned for May 10 at Max tenth with Albert Wockenfuss host.

E. O. Pallas Circle No. 3 St. Paul's Church Griswold Road A W. Jeters Emma Luhkart R. Pallas Mary Fox Albert Vietzen Max Albert Wockenfuss

Club Renames Itself Sumshine Workers

The Goodwill Sunshine Club voted to change its name to Sumshine Workers during a regular session in Woodman Hall. The next meeting is set for May tenth at Mrs. Lena Klasek’s home, 111 Byington Court, with a tureen dinner to follow.

Goodwill Sunshine Club Woodman Hall Sumshine Lena Klasek Byington Court

Eagles Aerie to Nominate Officers for Next Year

Elyria Fraternal Eagles Aerie 481 will hold a regular meeting Thursday night April 28 to nominate officers for the ensuing year. All members are urged to attend. A. R. Graber, Secretary Kisra Aerie 431 F. C. Eagles.

Eagles Elyria Aerie No Order of Eagles A. R. Graber Secy Kisra Aerie No F. C. Eagles

Krafts Piano Program Praised by Macon Papers

Word comes from Macon Georgia of a brilliant concert by Prof Harbert Kraft head theorist Wesleyan Conservatory Kraft formerly resident here son of Mrs A L Kraft 323 Louisiana Avenue Macon papers call him a pianist of brilliant technical equipment and note a throng of friends and music lovers crowded the stage after the concert with autographs and compliments.

Macon Georgia Harbert Kraft Wesleyan Conservatory Kraft A. L. Kraft Louisiana Avenue

Marriage License Applications List

Henry Matelsky 27 barber Borea and Wanda Sroka 20 Amherst Rev Spanowski. Emil Gurtsack 42 machinist Forain and Anna Gurtsak 37 Lorain Justice of the peace Louis Fam Jr 24 crane operator Lorain and Injia Saxon 26 Lorain A minister.

Henry Matelsky Barber Borea Wanda Sroka Amherst Spanowski Emil Gurtsack Forain Anna Gurtsak Lorain Justice The Neacs Louis Fam, Jr Crane Mat Injia Saxon

Local Personal News and Visits From Elyria to Indianapolis

Social notes report Mrs Harold Bassett and Mrs Mayme Frederick of Elyria visiting friends in Amherst yesterday. Mr and Mrs W A Hyde of Medina announce the birth of a son. Mrs Hyde is Kathryn Stinchcomb daughter of H E and Mrs Stinchcomb of this city. Stinchcombs left for Medina this afternoon. Rev B F Reading and son E J Reading of Toledo dined with Dr and Mrs C J Miller in Kenton Ave. Lawrence High P T A heard travel talk by R R Revard on Venice and Italy. Mrs J L Streicher of East Bridge St week in Indianapolis. Dr De Herman C Stevens leaves for Philadelphia for Federated Societies meeting. will present a paper on Muscular Activity. Mrs E E Wilson of Stanford Ave visiting relatives in Indianapolis. Mrs J W Van Dusen, Mrs W F Bell and Miss Elizabeth Rich attend Medina Association of Congregational Churches in East Oberlin. Miss Dorothy Rock of Layered Wood visits aunt Mrs Hy Metcalf. Dr William Muir Auld and wife attend Medina Association in East Oberlin. Dr Auld on program. Rev W L Burner of Warren present.

Harold Bassett Mayme Frederick Elyria Amherst W. A. Hyde Medina Ohio Hyde Kathryn Stinchcomb H. E. Stinchcomb Foledo C.J. Miller Kenton Avenue Ir R. R Revard Italy Lawrance High School J. L. Streicher East Bridge Street Indianapolis Indiana de Herman C. Stevens Philadelphia Hy. M. Metcalf Sixteenth Street William Muir Auld Medina Association of Congregational Churches East Oberlin Dr. Auld W. L. Burner Warren

Reading Campaign Event Sets Elyria Visit and Area Meeting

The article notes Brother Reading, a Republican Congressman-at-Large candidate, will spend Wednesday in Elyria meeting supporters aiding his candidacy. It urges attendance at the Strongsville district meeting Friday April 29 at 6:50 p.m. and calls third degree team members to next week’s meeting. Rev. G A Reeder, guest and lifelong friend of Reading, gave the closing prayer.

Reading Elyria Strongsville

Mothers Day Pilgrimage Planned for May 8 at Elyria Home

Plans for the Mothers Day Pilgrimage to the Elyria Home for the Aged were presented to the Ladies Aid Society of First Methodist Church. Rev Karl Meister, superintendent of the Home, announced the event with Mrs M M Wilcox as general chair. The gathering expects strong attendance as preparations involve Elyria women and the Northeast Ohio Conference with Mrs C B Hess of Norwalk. Visitors from out of town are invited for Sunday afternoon May 9th from 3:00 to 4:00. May 9th marks Mother's Day celebrations at the Home for the Aged.

T. A. Stetgon H. FE. Custar R. W. Stargolt Elyira Ladies’ Aid Society First Methodist Church Karl I’, Meister M. M. Wilcox Elytia Northeast Ohio C. B. Hess Norwalk Elyria Edgar F. Allen Northeat Ohio

Gordon Selfridge Offers Cost for Restoring Luncheon

Gordon Selfridge, owner of London's largest department store, has proposed defining the cost of restoring a luncheon at Division C Church of Christ scheduled for Thursday at 17:00. The amount cited is $3,158.

Gordon Selfridge Americ London Defini Church of Christ

Bow Belts of St Mary le Bow Highlight London Heritage

London notes celebrate Bow Belts associated with St Mary le Bow, detailing the historic 2nd‑hand relics and their link to the church. The piece underscores tradition and city lore surrounding the ancient belt artifacts.

London St. Maryle Bowl

Also Mentioned on This Page

William Coghlin la Grange Jack Hall Pittsfield Mars Rudolph Pasenow Bank Street Harry Hitzelberger WW. M. Wilcox Scolt Troop May Ely Woods Suns Club Marl Frye W. H. Kinison Olive Lopp Alicea McCracken Martha Funk Vinal Elrain Musical Art Society First Congregational Church Miss ‘Luede Hinman Oqliebliche Wangen Stahms Morgen Strauss Marjory Rossiter Reger J. Martin Beck Fiano Kronke Edward Bembower Bernice Jackson Elyria Brown Goosens Goosenz Lucile Hinman Elgar Mrs. C. EB. Brodbeck Treynolds Irene Upton Dorothy Barwell Adelbert Savers Betty Nilsen Virginia Tibball Ronald Findlay Jay Howenstine Robert Denman Richard Baird John Wherry Miss Baker Farl Derr Bigsers George M. Cohan Garry Myers Y. M Bertha Olmstead Fur- Hace Street Women’s Benefit Association Wurst Hall B. Nichols Nellie Reynolds Bowser W. E Student Dept. OF Musical Art Society Elyria Musical Art Society H. M. Metcalf W. F. Bellera Medina Association East Oberlin Community Church Sigma Gamma Sorority Margaret Hewitt Hepold “Guthmen Guthman Gulf Road Hazeped Doris Jamont Mies Nora Baus E. Pallas Knights OF ST. John Auiliary Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St. John Evenin P. Peterman Rose Williams Harry A. Swindling Ollie Mionich Julia Buswell Josephine Kaiser Billy Monstrel Elyria Chamber of Comm Ree Girl Scouts Group Three Elyina Y. M. Co Perry Koplin J. ©. Parsch C. G. Washburn Mary Jenkins Grace Lutheran Fellowship TUB Unica Club Grace Lutheran Church F. S Schumm Arthur Ehtke George Stryker Margaret Krugmann Clara Willard Albert Ehtke Woman's Club Dept Child Western and Social Service Department Elyria Woman's Club Bridea Ella Shepherd Edwards Charles Schmitkens Nettie Lacsdon GUILD Central Guild St. Andrew's Church Nettis Laundon Sixth Street B. WH. Hucknall F. N. Barton Florence Rawson Second Chanel Streets Paul Wainwright Fowler Arthur Giles Wainwright Helen Snowden Thin] City ET. , Snell Columbia Station Elks Restaurant Elyrian GEO, R, Allen & Son Chanel Steam of Permanents Nell Beauty Shoppe Uth St Carpenter's Beauty Parlor Rainbow Gardens Inger Gabrileera Eugene Merthe
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