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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1938

Page

11

One Hundred Forty Five Attend Spring Breakfast At First Church

A Spring breakfast hosted by the Women's Association of the First Congregational church drew 145 attendees. Dean Thomas W. Graham spoke on church challenges and opportunities, citing changes in society, education, and global religion.

First Church Dean Graham First Congregational Church Woman 'S Association of the Church Circle No. 3 Dean Thomas W. Graham Oberlin School of Theolasy Peter Smith Graham Church of Today Russia Germany Law Turkey Mexico China Jesus H. G. Hoover Woman's Association Elizabeth Meredith James Thomas Charles Persons Alice Piatner William Muir Auld George Tulk Ernie Chapman

Iota Nu Club Hosts Whist After Meeting

Iota Nu members were entertained by Jeanette Sibey at 538 Tenth Street after a short business meeting. Ann Stolz won first prize while Agnes Ross received consolation. A refreshment course followed and the club adjourned to meet in two weeks. Rose Bilow hosted at 320 Tenth Street. Notawa club plans Thursday gathering with Mrs Thelma Rockwood of 256 Gates Avenue.

Tota Nu Jeanette Sibey Tenth Street Ann Stolz Agnes Ross Zames Rose Biliow Notawa Club Thelma Rockwood Gates Avenue

Recant success at Oberlin Children’s Home meeting

Mrs. E. C. Revs reported on a successful party at the Oberlin Children’s Home sponsored by the American Home and Child Welfare Department. Miss Doris Todd spoke on aid for dependent children and keeping the child first while addressing welfare efforts to prevent dependence in about eight hundred district children.

Oberlin Children’s Home American Home and Child Welfare Department E. C. Revs Etr- Tia Women’s Club P. J. Smale Doris Todd George Tulk Eric Chapman A. ©. Schilleman Meckley Keser Pekras McLeod Reding Mitchell H. C. Evans H. G. Hoover

Birthday Celebration Among Ondette Club Members

The Ondette Club met at Russell Koehn’s home on Commbue Street for Mrs. Robert Bridgett’s birthday. Prizes went to Miss Virginia Roth and Mrs. Wendall Merthe irs. Grace Fellowship Club attended with 26 members and two guests. next meeting plans include a tureen dinner May 31 at the parish hall and further games led by Reverend W. W. Walker.

Charles Winkler Grace Fellowship Club W. W. Walker Walker Willian Gebhardt Robert

Elyria Parent-Teacher Council Plans All Day Meeting

The Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations schedules an all day meeting with lunch on the last Tuesday in May. Reports by executive committees and presidents will be read. officers to be nominated at the May luncheon. Mrs. Howard Golimar chairs the nominating committee with Mrs. Steineck and Mrs. Crosby.

Tad Ee Ge Elyria Council of Duncan Robertson Garford School Tysarchr Elyria TreStangs America John Haldeman Mayra Collegiana George Tulk Northwest Territory Ralph Bauer Noush Marines Gislant Carl Martin Ohio P.T. A Salt Lake C Howard Golimar Marlie Steineck Charles H. Crosby, Jr

Elyria AAUW Members Meet For Dinner And Reports

Mrs Ward Young decorated tables with spring flowers at Mrs Krieg's on West avenue as thirty two Elyria AAUW members gathered for dinner at six. Mrs King Fauver led the business meeting and called for annual officer reports. Plans for next year were outlined tentatively and the final Elyria Branch meeting will be a May 14 luncheon with Veronica Hutchinson of Halles ee Book Shop to discuss new beers.

Ward Young Veronica Hutchinson Hallesee Book Shop

DeChant Couple Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary

Yesterday marked the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of County Commissioner Edward DeChant and his wife Mrs. DeChant. The couple wed at St Marys church in Avon Lake. They have five sons Charles Woodrow Phillip Edward Richard and two grandchildren Charles Jr and Winifred. Mrs DeChant is Avon Lake postmaster.

Edward DeChant Florence Buswell Avon Lake St. Mary’s Church Charles Saiah Woodrow Phillip Edward Richard DeChant Charles, Jr Winifred

Daughters of Union Veterans meet with plans and delegates

The Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War held a regular meeting at the M C A with president Mrs Maude Jackson in charge. Eleven members attended along with Commander Kaley and plans for future activities were made. Dorothy Willett was elected delegate and Helen Coniam alternately will attend the Columbus convention the week of June 19.

Daughters of Union Veterans of the M. Co. A Maude Jackson Kaley Dorothy Willett Helen Coniam Columbus Norah Abbe Fourth Street Minnie Church

North Side Guild of St. Andrews Church Plans Tea at Harrison Street

Members met at Mrs Worth Fauver’s Columbus street home to discuss future plans and conduct a business session. Mrs A W Dill led the tea table. Miss Anna Louise Baker will host the guild at her Harrison street home in May.

North Side Guild St. Andrew’s Church Worth Fauver Columbus Street A. W. Dill Anna Louise Baker Harrison Street

Final Book Review by Mrs Berthoff at YWCA

Mrs Berthoff reviews Dawn in Lyonesse by Mary Ellen Chase at the YWCA Mon das. The piece notes the season’s final deck review and praises the tragedic tale set in Cornwall County England. New summer reading suggestions include works by Monroe Peattie Buck Wilder Allen and Isak Dinesen among others.

Lyonessey Mary Ellen Chase Smith College Y. W. CG. A. Mondas Helen Tappan Berthoff Oberlin England Germany France Tennyson Mallory Mathew Arnold Lyonesse Iside Cornwall Adin Hem Pasea Deres Tresonny Susan Pesglyne Frmerds Edlea Derek Ceerm Elem Derek Susan Sedd Ellen Nme.sf Ghie Lfe Poux Review H. H. Nie Assisteu Mes. W. OU. Zaiser H. W. Mectiman J. G. Upp J A. Hewitt F. A. Lawrente J. Cu. Struthers O. G. Sheppard Walter Lucswis Berthoff Harriet Monroe Louise Peattie Pearl Buck Aquila Hervey Allen Africa Isak Dinesen

Hospitalization plan offers daily and service payments

A hospitalization policy pays 5 dollars daily for 28 days of care due to accident or sickness plus 7 days for maternity. It also covers 10 dollars for operating or delivery room 10 dollars for anesthetic and 5 dollars for X rays. Contact Mrs E G Barclay at 128 Grant St. Phone 39 934.

Barclay Grant St

Helping Hand Society Holds Tureen Supper at Green Home

Members and guests gathered for a tureen supper hosted by Alice Green on Second Street. After the meal, bingo rewarded Nina Hitsman and Nettie Sump for high scores while Charles Decker received consolation. In two weeks Mrs Decker will host at Jill Lake Avenue.

Helping Hand Society Alice Green Second Street Nina Hitsman Nettie Sump Charles Decker Jill Lake Avenue

Tonight's Club Calendar Highlights

Five Hundred Club meets with William Wilbert on West River street. Catholic Study Club No 2 gathers with Mrs Irving Wentz at 447 Earl. Nettie Finch Webber Club of Church of Christ hosts Mass. A Baird at Elyria Woman's Club. Dames of Malta host reception for Deputy Grace Knight. Chappeaux Club with Mrs Ada Bailey on Middle Avenue. Zone 3 rally at Grace Lutheran church with dinner at 6 30. United Presbyterian Bible School Cabinet at 7 50 followed by choir. Et Yet Club card party at Mrs J N Smith's 1410 East avenue. Blue Triangle Club. Marshall Chapter R A M meets. Mid week devotional at Methodist at 7 30. no mid week service at Second Congregational due Medina Association in Amherst. U P Junior Missionary Society with Mrs C J Bristol Harvard avenue after school. Upper Room Bible Class monthly tureen supper and social at First Congregational Gates Room.

Five Hundred Club William Wilbert West River Street Catholic Study Club Irving Wentz Earl “Owt Nettie Finch Webber Church of Christ A Baird Elyria J. N. Smith East Avenue Blue Triangle Club Marshall Methodist Church Second Congregational Church Medina Association Amherst U. P. Junior Missionary Society C. J. Bristol Harvard Avenue Gates Room First Congregational Church

Dinner Meeting of St Marys Sodality At Church Hall

St Marys Sodality held a dinner meeting in the parish hall with 106 young women seated among daffodils and hyacinths. Three priests Father Moseles Suharnitzky and McGuire addressed the gathering while Miss Mildred Johns served as general chairman of the arrangements. A May breakfast is planned for Sunday morning May first at the parish hall.

St. Mary's Church William HH

Mothers To Be Guests At Wesley Class Party

Mothers to be guests joined the Susanna Wesley class of the First Methodist Church at the host mother's North Ridge road home Tuesday evening. Mrs Raymond Thompson's team won the attendance contest. A Mother daughter party is planned for May 24 at Hausisen home in Henrietta with games and prizes announced.

James Bradley Susanna Wesley First Methodist Church North Ridge Road Harry West Milton Johnson Howard Jackson Raymond Thompson Hausisen Henrietta Gene Hall Robert Smith Byron Morris Richard Smith

Two New Members Joined Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles

Two new members were initiated at the Eagles Ladies Auxiliary meeting last evening. Some members were ill. plans were made for a bingo party next Tuesday at Mrs. Helen Rogers’s home, 174 Bath Street. Special prize went to Mrs. Laurabelle Tremaine of Lorain. Letha Pusbach led a bingo party after. High Score prizes were earned by Mrs. Myrtle Thorley and Mrs. Mariel Martin. The next regular meeting is in two weeks with another bingo party led by Mrs. Ruth Sutliffe for the drill team.

Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles Helen Rogers Bath Street Laurabelle Tremaine Lorain Letha Pusbach Myrtle Thorley Mariel Martin Ruth Sutliffe

Lorain G G G Club entertaining at Babe Benner home

Members met on Madison avenue for a social evening with a brief business session. Miss Grayce Shinkey won high and Mrs Glen Rich low in bridge. Prizes went to Mrs Dom Taliano and Mrs Byron Buck in Michigan, with Miss Ruth Blakeley receiving the club prize. Luncheon followed amid spring blossoms. next meeting set for May 10 hosted by Miss Myrtle Krause.

Babe Benner Madison Avenue Dom Taliano Lorain Grayce Shinkey Glen Rich Byron Buck Michigan Ruth Blakeley Myrtle Krause Telegraph Road

Two Guests at Club Evening Highlighted by Mrs Ward Baker

Mrs Theodore Law and Mrs Frank Valerius attended with Merry Wives and were entertained by Mrs Urban Miller of Lake Avenue. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Ward Baker Mrs Robert Lee and Mrs Theodore Law. A two course luncheon was served and the club will meet again in two weeks with Mrs Ward Baker of Roosevelt Avenue.

Theodore Law Frank Valerius Urban Miller Lake Avenue Ward Baker Robert Lee Roosevelt Avenue

Local Society Notes and Parental Announcements

Week end guests visit Columbia Avenue as Delia Scott hosts Walter oeelt and wife on route to Sioux City. A son is born to Clyde Anspaugh and wife at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Miss Maude Johnson visits in West Broad Street. Various residents travel to Florida and Detroit for illness, death, or relatives. Northeastern District library sessions, Fifth District conference in Mansfield, and Westinghouse kitchen conference in Cleveland noted. Dwight Koppes and wife welcome a son in Bryn Mawr Hospital, while Joe Smith and wife announce a son born at Elyria Memorial. Miss Huth Stark in Lake Erie College junior revue cast.

Walter Oeelt J. C. Scott Columbia Avenue Sioux Cy Dona New York City Sevelt Clyde Anspaugh LaPorte Elyria Memorial Hospital Mothine Maude Johnson East Cleveland John Handley West Broad Street Pearle Wright Decatur Florida Marjorie Smith Heuser East Orange New Jersey Hubert . Smith Howe Street Frank Ellenheiser Cleveland Road Detroit Michigan Helen Garfield California Westavenue Ohio Library Association Oberlin Edna Woore Charlotte Brooks Linda Cuvier Mary Ingersell Dorothy Linde Yeaton American Legion Auxiliary Mansfield L.aterev J. H. Fisher L. I. Riddell W.H. Cowley A EL Sherman Moss Phyllis Duckett Oho Public Service Company Cleveland Westinghouse Nela Park Dwight Koppes Wayne Pennsylvania Bryn Mawr Pennarlvania Derrhit Neal Huth Stark Lake Erie Elytia Memorial Hospital Mr. Smith Middie Avenue

Poppy Day Plans and Auxiliary Activities Announced

The American Legion Auxiliary will cooperate with the post in a Poppy Day sale on May 29 following plans from last evening’s meeting. An open house at the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Sandusky announced poppy production and Mildred Cotey won the evening prize.

American Legion Soldiers and Sailors Home Sandusky Mildred Cotey Florence Sherman Fifth District Mansfield Oa OC. Smith

Mothers Tea Plans Birth of Latibda Chi Event

Mrs Jack Wagner hosted Latibda Chi members on Lodi Street with Miss June Carrison presiding. A Mothers Day tea is set for May fifth at LaPorte Methodist Church with committees led by Mrs William Rennie and others. The sorority, formerly Lindy Lodge chartered in 1926, will mark its June twelfth anniversary.

Jack Wagner Pearl Godfrey Latibda Chi Lodi Street June Carrison William Rennie LaPorte Methodist Church Eugene Burke Myron Saussier Jover Greig Lindy Lodge LaPorte Mass Edward Godfrey la Vaughn Cropp Jean Shephard Robson Read

Circle No 3 Plans Guest Tea at St Pauls Church

Circle No 3 members enjoyed a午後 program at St Pauls church with Mrs Adam Pippett hosting. Mrs Russell Dunford led devotions using a Daily Talk. The group arranged a guest tea at Mrs E C Pallas on the Griswold road in May, with Mrs Ballas and Mrs Leo Meyer assisting. The tea will serve as a reunion for former circle members and a refreshment course was served after the meeting.

Circle No 3 St. Paul's Church Adam Pippett Russell Dunford E. C. Pallas Griswold Road Ballas Leo Meyer Cirele

Entertain March Club Hosts at Wuss Home

Mrs Richard Russ and Miss Nanny Turnbull co hosted the March Club gathering at the Wuss home on Sixth street. War ning bridge scores were kept by Miss Kathryn Sparks Mrs Walbur Henry and Mrs Leonard Russ. Hosts chose a pink and green color scheme for luncheon table decor and air wrappings. Mrs Kuss and Mrs Henry attended as guests. On May seventeenth the Misses Marion and Kathryn Sparks will entertain the club.

Richard Russ Nanny Turnbull Wuss Sixth Street Kathryn Sparks Walbur Henry Leonard Russ Kuss Henry Marion

Oras Sempre Club Hosts Spring Bridge Evening

Mrs Walter McMulan entertained the Oras Sempre club Tuesday evening with lilac decorations and a spring dessert table. Mrs Frank Smith and Mrs Pred Dostall of Grafton won high and low scores in bridge. In two weeks Mrs Ray Krause of Lorain will host the group.

Walter McMulan Oras Sem Pre Club Frank Smith Pred Dostall Grafton Ray Krause Lorain

Hostesses At Moehle Home Plan Wiener Roast

Sigloe members met at the Moehle home on Eighth street for a lengthy business session. Final plans for a Wiener roast on May 6 were announced and Summer plans discussed. A social hour followed with refreshments served by Mrs Moehle. The club will meet again May 3 with Miss Florence Fatz on East Broad street.

Bettye Moehle Bette MacDowell Sigloe Moehle Eighth Street

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Names

Admissions include Richard Schwind 12u Cornell avenue George Baker 512 Woodland avenue Frank Lugaski Wellington Mrs Alfred McClellan 62 West second street Mrs Clyde Anspaugh LaPorte Mrs Joe Smith 1865 Middle avenue Mrs Roy Ternes R D No 1 Mrs Lawrence Krugman 127 Riverdale court Discharges cover Jeanette Smith Wellington Mrs Joanna Price 495 Cleveland street Richard Schwind 120 Cornell avenue Ruth Duffy Dover Center Mrs Emery Tomes Columbia Station Frank Hoeffel 109 Water street Mrs Ned Parker R D No 3 Mrs Henry Webber 327 Winckles street Mrs Kenneth Long baby girl 146 Beebecourt Mrs James Sparr baby girl 52 Samuel street Mrs Herman Porter baby box 350 Sixth street Mrs Jack Storm baby bor 216 George street

Richard Schwind Cornell Avenue George Baker Woodland Avenue Frank Lugaski Wellington Alfred McClellan West Second Street Clyde Anspaugh LaPorte Joe Smith Middle Avenue Roy Ternes R. D Lawrence Krugman Riverdale Court Jeanette Smith Joanna Price Cleveland Street Ruth Duffy Dover Center Emery Tomes Columbia Station Frank Hoeffel Water Street Ned Parker Henry Webber Winckles Street Kenneth Long Beebecourt James Sparr Samuel Street Herman Porter

Girl Scouts Troop 4 entertain Ridgeville Grange

Troop 4 of the Girl Scouts met at St Marys church then went to Ridgeville Grange hall to perform for the Grange. Dorothy Bartter led the talk. June Richwise and Huth MacDonald carried colors. Lois Taft and Joan Duckett served as guards.

Girl Scouts St. Mary’s Church Ridgeville Grange Hall Grange Dorothy Bartter June Richwise Huth MacDonald Lois Taft Joan Duckett Shirley Hull Nan Shryock Betty von Duyke Nan Koplin Shirley Tull Melan Wills

Part O Club Hosts Bridge Night At Butternut Kidze

Part O Club members met at Mrs Pard Pichard s home last evening for bridge entertainment. Mrs Harvey Holmes won first prize, Mrs Charlies Crosby second, and Mrs Carlton smith consolation. A dessert luncheon followed. The club will be entertained next time by Mrs Smith at her Oberlin home.

Pard Pichard Bridge Harvey Holmes Charlies Crosby Carltonsmith Smith Oberlin

Meeting at Second Congregational Church Division L

Mrs tleury Sweser hosted thirteen members and two guests at her Tattersall court home last evening. Guests were Mrs Helen Barry and Mrs Frank Spencer. A brief business meeting announced the May state convention. Anna Bruehler won the grand elephant, with prizes to Lllian Kohn and Hepsy Arias. A two course luncheon followed and Mrs Mildred Schuster received a birthday gift.

Tleury Sweser Second Congregational Church Tattersall Court Helen Barry Frank Spencer Anna Bruehler Lllian Kohn Hepsy Arias Mildred Schuster

Hamburg Fry Planned by Rip-N-Suteh Club

All members met at Miss Ruth MacDowell’s East Fourth Street home last evening. After games a business meeting decided to hold a hamburg fry in Eywood on May 10 replacing the regular meeting. Hostess served a dessert luncheon at small tables late in the evening.

Ruth MacDowell East Fourth Street Elywoods

Girl Reserve Hikes Members in Elywoods

The Girl Reserve from Alien school enjoyed a Monday hike in Elywoods led by advisor Mrs Knechtges. The group studied flowers encountered on the hills and rocks and finished with a lunch brought along.

Alien School Elywoods

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