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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1933

Page

11

Elyria Woman's Club celebrates twenty fifth anniversary

The Elyria Woman's Club Inc marks its twenty fifth universal with an open house for past and present members on Tuesday May 2. Past Presidents attend from two to four o'clock and a three o'clock program features the club history by historian Mrs J Martin. Music includes violin solos by Henri Gilbert and vocal solos by Morris Scott. The seal committee chair is Mrs A C Schitiemar with members including Mrs John Pehi and Mrs J W Smith among others.

Elyria Woman’s Club Inc J . Martin Henri Gilbert Morris Scott A. C. Schitiemar John Pehi J. W. Smith Frie Quervan Jace Huge Firence Martin George Tyier Marry Seward

Evening Meetings and Social Scopes Around Elyria

Tonight events include St Pauls church class meeting with Jean Roth at 244 Oxford Court. Elyria Knight Templar commandery annual inspection. Ohio Fuel Gas Girls of Elyria district meet Helen Hammett Medina. Notawa Club hosts with Jennie Fillmon Flora Krugman Doris Locke. Bethel Shrine card party for members and families. Rear-Up Club at YWCA 7 80. Catholic Daughters of America meet. Pythian Sisters meet Woodman to practice for inspection.

St. Paul's Church Jean Roth Oxford Court Elyria Catholic Daughters of America Pythian Sisters Woodman Air

Central Book Store And Jenne Advertise Services

In Amherst the Central Book Store at Church 81 and MRS B A Jenne announce delivery and service offerings with contact phone numbers for inquiries and complaints. The notices list local business contacts and store location for reader reference.

Chronicle-Telegram News Cleveland St B. A. Jenne Central Book Store Church

Two men released after admitting grocery theft for hungry families

In Dayton Judge Mason Douglass ordered the release of Richard Hastry and Roy Hollandworth after they confessed to robbing a grocery to feed hungry children. The judge said the crime did not merit prison, given the circumstances.

Dayton Mason Douglass Richard Hastry Roy Hollandworth Douglas

Round Table Club Holds Final Meeting of Year

The Round Table Club gathered at Mrs. James B. Thomas’s Columbus Street home with Mrs. Ralph Murbach leading a discussion on Life Begins At Forty by Walter B. Pitkin. Officers for next year were elected. a Cascade picnic is planned by the Park Commission with commissioners Wilford Cook and Thomas Thomas as members.

Round Table Club James B. Thomas Columbus Street Ralph Murbach Walter B. Pitkin Rodney Rockwood John P. Rankin Rankin William B. Hudddcll Horace Nye J. B. Thomas Will H. Thomas E. Lavagnino Park Commission Commission Frank Wilford Thomas N. Cook Cascade

Builders' Adult Class Entertained at Church Parsonage

The Builders Adult class met at the church parsonage on Third Street with Reverend and Mrs. Ernst Irion hosting. The group sang, prayed, and played Hearts with John Reese and Mrs Albert Wackenfuss high scorers, then enjoyed luncheon before planning May gathering and eight week Bible talks by Ben Hindman beginning Monday at the church.

Ernst Irion Third Street Irion John Reese Albert Wackenfuss Louis Henry Church Nest Alonday Ben Hindman

Methodist Ladies Aid Society Meets at Church

Eighty four members of the Fren era attend the Ladies Aid Society meeting at the Methodist church yesterday afternoon. Devol tions were led by Mrs. W. C. Snowden and reports were given by chairmen. Names were drawn for new circle organizations and officers will be elected.

Ladies’ Aid Society Methodist Church W. C. Snowden

Evangelist Neighbour Draws Crowd at Lorain Church Event

A large audience welcomed Evangelist Charles E. Neighbour with Trinity Church Lorain members present. Delegations from Geo Bates and Alliance Headquarters Revlah Beach planned to attend with music and sermons highlighting blood and salvation themes and a Sunday schedule of services.

Charles E. Neighbour Waugaman Trinity Mr. Neighbour Abraham Adam Jesus Christ Dr. Neighbour Evangelist Neighbour

United Democrat Women Hear Plans at Lorain Meeting

The United Democrat Women of Lorain County held its first quarterly meeting at the Christian Temple Lorain with 300 luncheon guests. Mrs T A Conway chaired a short business session and passed the program to Mrs Irene Leih.

United Democrat Women Lorain County Lorain

Yankee Club Members Honor Mrs Smith at Home

Miss Florence Fullmer hosted Yankee Club members at her Fast avenue home for a tureen dinner at six. Afterward the group showered Mrs George Smith formerly Miss Rowena Caldwell with gifts. She will host the club at her new 1406 Middle avenue apartment in two weeks.

Florence Fullmer Yankee Club Fast Avenue George Smith Smith Rowena Caldwell Middle Avenue

Elyria Riding Club Launches Spring Riding Program

Elyria Riding Club starts spring activities with a riding breakfast at Elyria Country Club followed by a longer countryside ride. A riding picnic is planned for next Sunday and a Riding Meet will be held on May sixth at the Fair Grounds with seats, classes for various ages, gymkhana games, and a public welcome from horse enthusiasts.

Elyria Elyria Country Club Woos Fair Grounds

Six Members of the Home for Aged Honored at Luncheon

Six members of the Elyria Home for the Aged family celebrated birthdays with a luncheon in the home dining room yesterday. Honorees include Mrs. Harriett Shields, Mrs. William Herr, Mrs. Katherine Gilbert, Mrs. Annie Evans, Mrs. Mary Young, and Mrs. Ida Turner. Special favors came from Miss Zelia Williams of New York City. guest Mrs. D. Trexel attended, with Rev. and Mrs. Karl Meister hosting and Miss Ruch Wildman arranging the event.

Elyria Harriett Shields William Herr Katherine Gilbert Annie Evans Mary Young Ida Turner Zelia Williams New York City D. &. Trexel Washington Avenue Karl P. Meister Ruch Wildman

Ohio Public Service Co. ladies dine at The Dinner Bell

A group of young women from the Ohio Public Service Co. drove to Cleveland after office hours and dined at The Dinner Bell. Guests included Azres Kalter Dorothy Gazler Jessie Whitby Alma Scheuneman Helen Keller and Frances Akin. Lace runners and doilies complemented the yellow and white table decor before a theatre party in the city.

Young Lady Associates Ohio Public Service Co Cleveland Azres Kalter Dorothy Gazler Jessie Whitby Alma Scheuneman Helen Keller Olive Diegman Frances Akin

Cosmopolitan Club Dinner Notable For Prize Awards

The Cosmopolitan lub members and spouses held their annual dinner last evening. Guests dined at a long T shaped table amid vases of flowers. Prizes were awarded at the close of play with scores listed for Burss Vanzo and others. The event featured entertainment and noted hosts and guests including Mrs Ve Jaze H. Rereccemnd.

Dominic S. Burss T. Vanzo Ve Jaze H

Past Noble Grand Vss y Meeting Guests

Past Noble Grand Vessy and Stearns Past Noble Grand Vessy hosted guests of the VRE on a Wednesday afternoon. Members listed include Mrs Itards Mrs Gertrude Wilson Mrs Monnie fick and others. Prizes for a contest went to Ina Holbrook and Mrs Her Kelly. May 24 Mrs Kelly to entertain at her East Avenue home.

VRE, Stearns Stearns Ban Palin Cassie Rian Itards Gertrude Wilson Treaa Senambacher Monnie Fick Helen Kells Anna Gehrke Vy Ina Holbrook Kelly Carrie Miller Alice Sutton Jeanette Arnold

Veterans of Foreign Wars Ameri canization program draws 150

Veterans of Foreign Wars Auviiary held an Ameri canization program in VFW Club Rooms drawing about 150 attendees. Mrs Emma Zahriley led, with flags, pledges, and historical notes. A minstrel act followed with numbered dances, songs, and brief talks by Cmdr Clyde Clapp and others before final remarks and The Star Spangled Banner.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Auv-iiary V. FL. W Arthur Perkins Clyde Clapp Ed Krugman Mel Brown Melvin Clapp Jack Smith Arthur Rang Dusty Edward Greer Carl Gleason Sauer Kraut Harold Kemp Charles Mills Miss Page Quartermaster Arthur Perkins Assembly

Rita Lapp Weds Samuel Avery Jr in Pittsburgh

Mr and Mrs John Anthony announce the marriage of their daughter Rita Lapp to Samuel Avery Jr son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Avery They wed April 22 1935 in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania at a Presbyterian church Rev W D Grove officiated Attending were Mr and Mrs Lee Brotherton The couple attended Elyria schools and have not chosen a permanent residence yet.

John Anthony Woodland Avenue Rita Lapp Samuel Avery, Jr Samuel Avery Fairlawn Avenue Pittsburgh Pennsylvania W. D. Grove Lee Brotherton Avery Elyria

Night Club Feature At Friendship Club Meeting

The Friendship Club of W C A met in the gym last evening for a supper meeting. The sophomore group organized a Night Club with a co ed chorus featuring Betty Humphrey Eleanor Armitage Beverly Peterman and Billy Struck. Thelma Shober sang and Betty Bishop danced a tap routine. Helen Rudy Nancy Borie dressed as end men in a minstrel act. Freddy Williams orchestra supplied the music. Second in series of card parties at Spring Valley. Fifteen tables competed with prizes at each table and a midnight luncheon followed. A stag golf and dinner party is planned at the club house Saturday.

Friendship Club W.C. A Betty Humphrey Eleanor Armitage Beverly Peterman Billy Struck Thelma Shober Betty Bishop Helen Rudy Nancy Borie Freddy William Spring Valley Spring Valley Country Club

Dames of Malta Hold Regular Meeting

The Dames of Malta met with strong attendance for their regular session. A card party was planned after the meeting featuring bridge pedro and bunco games.

Dames OF Malta Plan Card Party Bridge Pedro Bunco

Avenue Club Meeting at Masonic Temple Friday

The Avenue Club meets Friday afternoon in the Masonic Temple. Election of officers will be followed by a playlet a social hour and refreshments.

ADD Meetings Avenue Club Masonic Temple

Card Party by Eagles Aux

Eagles Auxiliary hosts a card party Friday at 8 P M with 500 Pedro Bunco for public. Regular meeting includes nomination of officers at 7 P M.

Eagles Pedro - Bunco

Mrs Ryan Hosts East Aces Club at East Bridge

Mrs. Emma Ryan of East Bridge street entertained the East Aces Club at her home last evening. Two tables of progressive bridge were played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Carrott, Mrs. Emma Ryan and Mrs. Arthur Roper. A luncheon followed and the group plans another meeting in one month.

Ryan Easy Aces Club Emma Ryan East Bridge Street East Aces Club Carrott Arthur Roper

Lambert Squire and Hazel Laws Case Noted by Justice of the Peace

Lambert Squire a 41 year old salesman of Columbus and Hazel Laws a 31 year old of Lorain appear before a Justice of the Peace. The brief docket records their names ages and towns.

Lambert Squire Salesman Columbus Hazel Laws Lorain

Oberlin hosts Fifth Annual Ohio Node League assembly

Delegates from Denmark and 13 Ohio colleges attend the fifth annual Ohio Node League of Nations Assembly in Oberlin with hosting by the Oberlin Peace Society. Students from Ohio State, Marietta, Antioch, Wooster, Western Reserve, and others participate as advisers and delegations. Local residents and guests travel for meetings and related events.

E. M. Green Gulf Road William W. Martin New York City Alan Passen West River Street Oberlin College Denmark Ohio Node League of Nations Assembly Oberlin Oberlin Peace Society Peace Society Ohio Ohio State Marietta Antioch, Wooster Wuittenderg Mami University Kenyon Western Wilmington Ohio Wesleyan Otterbein University of Cincinnati University of the City of Toledo A. J. Lightfoot Edison Highway Eugene Boughton Akron Boughton Edith Boughton Earl Court Frank Townsend West Orange New Jersey 3. H. Bowen West Avenue Earl D. Bacon Park Avenue Eastern Heights Boulevard H. 8. Calvert Gulf Farms Rorchester New York George Calvert B. Davidson Annie Eighth Street Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Murray Davidson Carnegie Institute of Technology Jack Edwards Cleveland Baxter Sharp Washington Avenue H. M. Metcalf J. A. Kaley Karl Kaler W. F. Bell W. E. Cadmus J W. VanDusen Elizabeth Rich Sullivan Medina Medina Association of Congregational Churches Harry Eldridge Norman East Avenue Ashland Eldridge Wlm. Pearce Lawrence Webber S. H. Squire Rotary Toledo Elmer Schultz Port Huron Michigan N. D. Backus Second Street Dorothy Duke R. P Wirth Montclair Lou Durkee Litchfield D. A Barlow Denison Avenue Raymond Padley Gary Indiana Albert Morlock Middle Avenue Julius Lamm Cleveland Heights Levis Lamm Warner Bros Uptown Rus Ll Wempple Howard Barbour Ohio Street

Indianapolis accident injures two in tow incident

In Indianapolis a man identified as S Kinney from Greenfield backed a car and found he was towing another vehicle. A woman tripped on the tow bar and was struck by the wheels, suffering a fractured hip. A second woman jumped clear and escaped.

Indianapolis Ind S. Kinney Greenfield Ting

United States Ships More Steel to Far East Than 1929

The United States shipped more steel to the Far East last year than in 1929, reflecting a shift in export flows and demand in Asia.

United States Far East

Australia Exports Over £1.09 Million in Raw Hides

Australia shipped raw hides worth more than £1.09 million during the year. Trade figures show exports to key buyers and markets, reflecting sustained demand for hides in the period.

Ustralia

Amherst Letter Commends Capper and Ludlow for Stand

A copy of a letter dated April 27 from the local Woman's Christian Temperance Union praises Senator Artibuy Capper of Kansas and Congressman Louis Ludlow of Indiana for opposing a policy. The letter commends their defense of the Constitution and anti prohibition measures, praising their patriotism and constitutional loyalty. Signed by WCTU officers including President Mrs ALKL Jenne and others.

Amherst. O Woman's Chistian Temperanes Union Artibuy Capper Kansas Louis Ludlow Indiana DHL Christian Eession AL KL Jennee Pres Mien Seo Marton G Batnial Treas Metta Nortar

Lorain County Democratic Women Host Luncheon

About three hundred county women attended the first annual Lorain county conference at the Christian Temple Lorain. Rev Lingile and Rev Rafferty gave invocations. Mrs Louis Lieb acted as toastmistress and speakers included Mrs Anna O Neill Akron and Mrs Luetta Magruder Oberlin on state politics and party organization.

Lorain County Christian Temple Lorain Mesdames C. Stiwald M. B Schaefter H Gordon Christ Brucker Ed. Mars Earl Waite Walter Miller Ed Whiten W. V. Marshall Harry Nicholl J. HH. Schibler J. H. Ludwig A.C. Stiward J. O'Niell Milo Kendeigh Ada Pucell Frank Mischka Clayton Young Visses Jean Nicholl Grace Qonnestier Andrew Lehmauch Leota Marshall B. H. Lingile L Rafferty St Anthony's Church Louis Lieb Democratic Women’s Club T. A. Conway Elyria Panos Canales Christine Anna O'Neill Akron Ohio Ohio Assembly Luetta Magruder Oberlin Democratic State Committee

Mite Society Meeting Adds Two New Members

The Method ial church Mite Society held its usual meeting in the church parlor with good attendance. Two new members joined the society, Mrs. Edna Miller and Mrs. Thelma Copenhagen. Plans were made for a future get-together. Hostesses for the next meeting in two weeks will be Mrs. Mary Manivorn and Mrs. Ruby Guild.

Mite Society The Methodial Church Edna Miller Thelma Copenhagen Mary Manivorn Ruby Guild

Charming hostess greets circle members for hospital sewing

Mrs H F Gammons of Jackson Street hosted Circle Number Two of St Ann's Society at her home on Wednesday afternoon. The group sewed for the hospital and, after refreshments, planned a two week meeting with Mrs A G Menz on Park Avenue.

H. F Gammons Jackon Street St. Ann’s Society St Joseph's Catholic Church A. G. Menz Park Avenue

Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary Mock Ceremony

Last evening honored a couple on their twenty fifth anniversary with a mock wedding. The party included bride and groom stand ins C G Aschenbach and Mrs Orville Campbell, bridesmaid Althea Braun, ring bearer Albert Braun, mother and father Doris Braun and Orville Campbell, minister Lewis Reichert. Music by Lewis and Melvin Reichert on guitar and harmonica. Guests listed include multiple Braun and Campbell family members and Elizabeth Aschenbach. A luncheon followed the entertainment.

Myrtle Braun C. G. Aschenbach Orville Campbell Althea Braun Melvin Reichert Albert Braun Doris Braun Lewis Reichert Lewis Cog Ashhenbach George Braun Phillip Braun Elizabeth Aschenbach Bernard Brands Lewis and Melvin Retchert Ruth

Rotary Club district holds spring conference in Toledo

Nominations for district governor to be received at the spring conference of the 21st Rotary Club district here today. About sixty clubs in Ohio are represented at the meeting where Harry Bennett of Stillwater, Ohio gave the principal address. The governor's ball will be held tonight.

Toleldo Rotary Club Ohio Harry ©. Bennett Stillwater

Woman fatally injured after jump from car in Fultonham incident

Ti-ure H. B. Stoneburner, 62, died after jumping from an automobile being pushed down a hill by a truck near Fultonham, in Zanesville region. The crash occurred April 27 and authorities investigate cause and sequence.

Zanesville H. B. Stoneburner Fultonham Here

Special Friday and Saturday Mixed Hoquets Mentioned

Friday and Saturday feature mixed hoquets with Me mer IV 50 delivered. Contact Paul Wainwright at phone 2727 for details and delivery arrangements.

Me Mer Paul Wainwright

Italy Aims to Electrify All Railways in Four Years

Italy announces a major infrastructure push to fully electrify its rail network within four years. The government targets reduced emissions and faster service, aligning with broader climate goals and modernization efforts.

Italy

Miss Leona Gilles Hosts Birthday Gathering

Miss Leona Gilles entertained friends at her Dever Road home on a Tuesday evening for Bernard Zink on vacation from the navy. The party featured dancing and cards with refreshments served by the hostess and her mother Mrs Joseph Gilles, including a delightful lunch. Those present included Misses Anna Hoyart Helen Alberta Zink Helen Bortner Delores Light Dorothy Fullmer ether Kroeger Leone Gilles and others with relatives of Mr and Mrs Fred Ruth of Amherst.

Leona Gilles Dever Road Bernard Zink Navy Joseph Gilles Anna Hoyart Helen Alberta Zink Helen Bortner Delores Light Dorothy Fullmer Ether Kroeger Leone Gilles William Marke John Dncar William Dunlap Lorain William Uber Donald Fullmer Melvin Reichert George Fuhrman

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