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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1938

Page

6

Social Notes Keep Up With Local Families And Visitors

Eaton correspondent reports Mr. and Mrs. J Donelan return from Florida with plans for farming here. Many visitors call at Donelan Blitch home including Hassing Farrall Teddy and Jergen. Isabel Traxler celebrates fourteenth birthday with friends. Osborns and Cornishs attend politics school. Ill Charles Ziehm suffered a paralytic stroke. Mrs Haven recovers from illness. Relatives visit Akron Elyria and Dov er areas. Stop 74 store new owner Erma Sidway plans May opening. Discharged hospital news ends note.

Barton Road Isabel Traxler Max Haven Rosabel Knowles Cleveland Phebe Lyon Jack Lyon George Cornish Lee Terrell Walter Cornish School of Politics Laporte M. E Charles Ziehm Hopwood-Cornish E. M. Hathaway W. C. Hill la Grange Milo Cornish Richard Dover Eugene Cornish Elizabeth Davis Wayne Tite Alma Ackerman Fredrick P. L. Chambers Erma Sidway Avon Lake C. Kaufman Earl Morgan Sheffield Lake Cris Banjott Memorial Hospital

Neighborhood teens honor Harold Tompking on sixteenth birthday

Youths surprised Harold Tompking Friday night with a complete party to celebrate his sixteenth birthday. The program of games kept the group entertained into the early hours. A gift was presented and about twenty attendees enjoyed sandwiches jello and cake.

Harold

Family visits and community notes from area towns

Mrs. Minnie Tite visits her brother and wife Mr and Mrs Ernest Cooley in West View. Cleon Crowell with his father in law George Hills from Grafton attends Father Son banquet at Columbia. The Reverend and Mrs A H Stevenson and child visit the Johnson family in Hiram. Allen Johnson to speak at June Children Day program and Mr Johnsons parents, AFRICA missionaries, are on furlough.

Minnie Tite Ernest Cooley West View Cleon Crowell George Hills Grafton Columbia A. H. Stevenson Hiram Johnson Allen Johnson Mr. Johnson Africa

Vincent VINCENT birthday party and local notices

Mrs Frankie Beese hosted a party in Vincent honoring Reese and William Morris birthday anniversaries with ice cream and cake. Also noted are visiting guest Mrs James Borham from Boden Pennsylvania, and a PTA bingo at Markley School with prizes awarded to Mrs Frank Trockley and Anna Louise Senning. Mrs Ned Parker was hospitalized for observation at Memorial.

Pennsylvania Vincent Rowland Morris Markley School P.T. A Frank Trockley Frank Palezar Anna Louise Senning Frankie Reese Ridgeville Leland Douglass Ned Parker Andmas Hospital

Sheffield Lake Social Club Plans Summer Party Fund Drive

The Lake Social club met at St. James Mission with Mrs. Joseph Kensik in charge. They discussed the annual Summer party and decided to dispose of two hand made quilts to raise welfare funds. Prizes were won by Mrs. Harry Walters, Mr. L. C. Patek, Mrs. John Crompp and Mrs. Irish after the business portion.

Sheffield the Lake Social Club St. James Mission Joseph Kensik Harry Walters L. C. Patek John Crompp Irish

Brookside High Dance Promises Modern and Square Numbers

The Brookside High School junior class sponsors a dance at the school Friday evening April 29. Avon Aces provide music for modern and old fashioned dancing and Henry Jackson will call the Square dances. Proceeds will be used for student activities.

Brookside High School Avon Aces Henry Jackson

West Ridge Briefs Highlight Local Weekend Visits

West Ridge notes show numerous Sunday calls and dinners across Elyria Vermilion Amherst Greenfield Village Chestnut Ridge and Medina. Families including Hillier Foster Drusendahl Pallas Damon and others visited relatives and attended church and Farm Bureau events.

Oberlin Club Hosts South Russia Group At Hoffmans

The South Russia club was entertained at Mrs. R. R. Hoffman’s home with sixteen ladies present. The next meeting will be at Mrs. R. H. Keighley’s house. East Oberlin Church women plan April parlor meeting to discuss key matters.

Oberlin Road South Russia Club R. R. Hoffman R.H. Keighley

Farm Women Meet at Russian Township Club

The Russian Township Farm Woman's Club held its regular meeting with twenty five attendees and one guest. New member Mrs. Fred Brandt of Oberlin was welcomed, and many members were named in attendance. The group planned a card party for May 18 and discussed extension service projects for fall and winter.

Russian Township Louis Behnke W. Berg Moore Brighton Anna Berg Alta Arrington Belle Squires Karl Peabody Gar McRoberts Frank Hasensine C. D. Herrick Andy Hill Hazel Johnston P. O. Johnston Allan Hospital Arthur McRoberts Farm Bureau Group Mercer County

Senior piano recital highlighted by Miss Winni fred Paterson

Attendees at the senior piano recital included Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ford Mrs. Lodder and Mrs. Leona Wellman. Miss Patterson has served as pianist at East Oberlin church while studying at Oberlin Conservatory. Guests from Elgins and Pittsburgh visited local residents over the weekend including Mrs. Rae Hollis and Norene, Mr. and Mrs. George Hall and John Walters.

Val Winnifred Paterson J. E. Ford L. Fodder Leona Wellman Patterson East Oberlin Oberlin Conservatory Rae Hollis Norene Elgins W. Croft White Cottage George Hall John Walters Pittsburgh Mabel Rothwell Krueger Harry Murphy James Miss Redin Oberlin Ted Harper Amherst W. Pfaff Elyria Rate Pfaff

Local families share visits across Berea and nearby towns

A procession of Sunday and weekend calls features Erhart Edwards and Circle Edwards of Berea visiting Joan Graig en streeter. Lewis Glaser of Cleveland and Ellen Loette ly visit Charles Gross. many relatives attend gatherings, card club meetings, and dinners across Medina Elyria Hinckley and Cleveland areas.

Lochinvar In Rags Ends In Romantic Complications

Jule Hamilton ends her engagement to Kenneth Terry for Barry Caldwell, an impoverished Westerner. She pursues him to Atlanta after finding him singing at the Poll Parrot Cafe, where a past love returns as Duke Chalmers, a suave reporter, helps her seek Barry while tense misunderstandings unfold.

Jule Hamilton Kenneth Terry Barry Caldwell New York Kenneth Barry Poll Parrot Atlanta Duke Chalmers The Leo Duke Julie Hamilton Julie Fred Allen Pall Parrot Old Arizona Jukie

Community notices and social events in Litchfield

A roundup of local church activities, gatherings, and visits across Litchfield includes a Mrs Geraldine Hines Brinker shower, Junior-Senior banquet plans, a Mizpah class magic show with photographer Mr Smoyer, and Vocational Guidance clinic at Congregational church. Residents attend funerals, birthdays, and family evenings. travels feature trips to Florida and Columbus with various relatives and friends.

Litchfield Geraldine Hines Brinker Red Dragon Palace Theater Cleveland Child Welfare Board Congregational Church Congregational §&. S Annex Smoyer Akron Germany Hindenberg

Henrietta entertains for Laura Vine Brown birthday

Mrs Ray Brown hosted a Monday party for Laura Vine Brown's sixth birthday at their home. Guests included Gladys Court Ethel Cristy Margaret Cristy Joyce Currier Nancy Currier Betty Rothe Lois Rothe Mary Latteman Kenneth Unger and Darren Portman with a red and yellow color scheme and a refreshment course.

Henrietta Ray Brown Laura Vine Gladys Court Ethel Margaret Cristy Joyce Nancy Currier Betty Lois Rothe Mary Vivian Latteman Kenneth Unger Darren Portman

Borns Host Festive Evening for Daughter Lucille’s Marriage

Mr and Mrs John Born entertained Thursday night at their home in honor of their daughter Lucille wedding to Lyn Brumby of Oberlin. Guests included Emma Brumby and sons Mervin and Arthur, Conrad Adler family Anna Buddy Louise, Myron Schlecter Donald Beech, Howard Born family, Harvey Born family, Leroy Emmerick Bill Latham and daughters Louise and Dorothy.

John Born Lucille Lyn Brumby Oberlin Emma Brumby Mervin Arthur Conrad Adler Anna Buddy Louise Myron Schlecter Donald Beech Howard

Epworth League to Present Play Follow Thou Me

The Epworth League of the Methodist Church will present a religious play titled Follow Thou Me. This event showcases a devotional drama by church members and is expected to draw local congregants and families.

Epworth League of the Methodist Church

Church Services and Talks Schedule in Grafton and Brighton

On Friday evening April 29 at Grafton and Sunday evening May 1 at Brighton. Dr Isler of the Berea Children's Home preached at the Methodist Church on Sunday morning and showed slides on Switzerland in the evening. Dr Louis C Wright, president of Baldwin Wallace College, will lead the Sunday service at eleven o'clock.

Grafton Brighton Isler Children’s Home Berea Methodist Church Switzerland Louis C. Wright Baldwin-Wallace College

Operetta Postponed by School Grades

The Opéretta directed by Miss Marjory Howe for the first six grades is postponed to Friday evening May 6 at the school auditorium.

Marjory Howe

Elyria Bridge Club Attended by Mr and Mrs Lees

Mr and Mrs James Lees hosted a Bridge Club gathering at their Elyria home on Saturday evening with three tables in play. High score went to Mr and Mrs J Damvermyer while Mrs Otte Knobdle received consolation. Refreshments followed hosted by Karl Rhendeigfih Harley Kelly Ernest Lam vermyer Rea Lees Otto Knoble and others.

James Lees Elyria J. Damvermyer Otte Knobdle Karl Rhendeigfih Harley Kelly Ernest Lamvermyer Rea Lees Otto Knoble Harry Myer

Evangeli cal church sermon and local social notices

Otto Ruth ruptured the pulpit at the Evangeli cal church Sunday morning. There will be no April meeting of the Missionary Society of the Methodist church. Various local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. John Kelefield and daughter Laura, Miss Bes, Sir Downing, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bartlume, and others, were Sunday guests or visitors at area homes in South Amherst Elyria Wellington and Berlin Heights.

Otto Ruth South Amherst Evangelical Church Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Mroo John Kelefield Laura Bes Sir Downing Elyria Colefield Wallace Court Cleveland Marian Dudley Paterson New Jersey A. L. Dudley Archie Bartlume Melvin Unger Fred Bartlome Wakeman Carl Hagen Edna Unger Elizabeth Page Thelma James Lamberton Gertrude Bartlett Kansas City George HW. Page Berlin Heights Dwight Page Wellington

Social call routine fills weekend in Brownhelm Elyria area

Residents hosted and visited relatives and friends across Brownhelm Elyria Lorain and Cleveland Heights with Sunday meals and afternoon calls. Guests included the Bechtels Horns and Beckers while P T A and county council meetings drew several attendees from the area.

Sunday Afternoon Guests at D A Bennett Home

Mr and Mrs Harold Buchs and Mr and Mrs Jacob Hinderer of Lorain joined Mr and Mrs Morris of Oberlin for a Sunday afternoon visit at the D A Bennett residence.

Harold Buchs Jacob Hinderer Lorain Mrs. Morris Oberlin D. A. Bennett

Wakeman Families Note Winter Travels and Births

Local notes report a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Forest Fletcher. Families of Wakeman and nearby towns visit in San Dusky Norwalk and Cleveland. Plummer Dunkle and Berea relation welcome a baby boy. others return from winter in Florida and Cleveland with news of travel and visits.

Cleveland W W. Whiton St. Petersburg Fla Albert Scheid Fred Puder Daytona Beach C. J. Hoyt James Ionnetti Otto Behnke Norwalk Robert Hoyt Mantua Hoyt

Young Peoples League Meets at Mrs Worcester Home

Oberlin social notes report the Young Peoples League gathering at Mis s Mary Alice Worcester's house on Sunday night. New residents relocate to 163 North Pleasant street as L. M. O'Neal and Alice move in with Alma Bartlett. Barnett O'Neal farm buyers Turner of Elyria take residence, with Draper to operate. Extended family news notes Eglin and Penfield and New York ties. Methdist Ladies Aid bake sale earns sixteen dollars at Watson's Hardware.

Pittsfield Young Peoples’ League Mis Mary Alice Worcester L. M. O'Neal Alice Alma Bartlett North Pleasant Street Oberlin Turner Elyria Barnett- O’neal Draper Robert, Taylor Penfield Fred Sheffield Pitts Road James Eglin Jr New York James Eglin Eglin Ladies Aid The Methodist Church Watson's Hardware Store Ted Breyley

Holy Week Evangelistic Meetings Close Strong Attendance

At the M. FE Church evangelistic series during Holy Week led by Rev. J. G. Koontz, the first night drew 92 worshippers with steady nightly gains. Bible winners included Virginia Butcher Robert Waltz Doris Satay Phyl lis Waltz and Oral Rober.

Local Church Groups Hold Meetings and Socials in Week

Mr and Mrs Clarence Dague visited Youngstown on Saturday. Mrs Claud Gannett hosted Fidelity Sunday School class for Bible study and a pot luck. Epworth League at M E Church met with twenty members. Lutheran congregational meeting discussed topics. Pythian Sisters card party hosted by Layton Curtice John Firestone and Karl Weidrick with several prizes. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs W D Finkel and the Brouse sisters. Helen Neidhardt taught at Kent State University and vacationed in Granger.

Clarence Dague Youngstown Claud Gannett Fidelity The Baptist Church Phyllis Handley Epworth League M .E. Church Lutheran Church Mesdames Layton Curtice John Firestone Karl Weidrick Pythian Sisters Dudley Finkel Forest Jackson Vella Brouse Gustisoen W. D. Finkel Wellington Brouse Veda Vella Ashland Helen Neidhardt Kent State University Granger

Community Notes From Spencer Church Groups And Socials

Mrs Will Barrett hosted the We Kum U Kum division of the M E Church with chairmen Mesdames Robert Hardie and Alvin Neidhardt guiding sewing and carpet tags. The meeting led by president Mrs Harry Greetham featured Teapot games and a luncheon by Mesdames Neal Rickel Hazel Myers and Catherine Fuller. Three guests attended and May gatherings are planned. Miss Eula Haddix hosted the Spencer staff of teachers for a three course dinner at the M E Church dining room with a guest speaker from Ashland. The Happy Harvesters served sixteen guests of Mrs Haddix. Luther League met at Spencer Lutheran Church with good attendance. K P met at Castle Hall with Rev Hines as guest speaker. Spencer Baptist Church Board met at the home of Mr and Mrs Cecil Wolf. Saturday morning services at Spencer Church of the Seventh Day Adventists drew a good attendance. Marvin Ingraham attended a Truckers Convention in Cleveland Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Blake Thompson and two children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Claud Gannett and visited Mr and Mrs Homer Sooy in Penfield. Dr J P Patterson dentist of Galion visits the Simon Rice home in Spencer each Wednesday afternoon.

Will Barrett M. E. Church Mesdames Robert Hardie Alvin Neidhardt Harry Greetham Neal Rickel Hazel Myers Catherine Fuller Robinson Scott Koppes Eula Haddix Spencer Ashland Happy Harvesters Migs Haddix Luther League Spencer Lutheran Church K. of P Castle Hall Rev. Hines State Capitol University of Columbus Lutheran Church Spencer Baptist Church Board Cecil Wolf Spencer Church Seventh Day Adventists Marvin Ingraham Cleveland Blake Thompson Claud Gannett Homer Sooy Penfield J. P. Patterson Galion Simon Rice

Local residents spend Sunday visiting across town

A long list of residents and guests visited friends and relatives Sunday in town. Names include Lamp, Jackson, Gallatin, Geisinger, Naylor, Fuller, Bail, Rolce, Rice, Messinger, Van Looy, Turner, Boone, Aukerman, Koons, Neidhardt, Hine, Reynolds, Neidhardt, McCormick, Baker, Moore, May, Martin, Dickason, Miller, Gallatin, Baker, White, Hartman, and others from Wellington, Lodi, Chatham, Akron, Rochester, Oberlin, and nearby areas.

Raymond Lamp Robert Jackson River Corners Mary Gallatin David Geisinger Lodi Malinda Naylor Baptist Church Catherine Fuller Nellie Bail Ashland Harold Rolce Memorial Hospital Austin Swartz Burbank North Main Street Leo Koons Sullivan Eugene Aukerman Beverley Baker Wellington Ruth Neidhardt Cotta Hine Litchfield Lester Reynolds Ray McCormick L. W. Baker Alvin Neidhardt Homer Sooy Ray Koonts Chatham Caroline Wood Mary Wood W. H. May Chester Martin Lakewood A. J. Rice Wilda Moore Akron Will Moore Mary Howe Victor Haines Rev. Hines Capitol University of Columbus Mary Dickason Grafton Clair Miller East Main Street Charles Baker Ceilan Rochester Miss Grundy Oberlin Frank Gallatin Charles White Ethel New London Ceila Hartman Robinson Near Medina Will Auble Town

Penfield Club Meeting and Local Social News

Penfield Woman's Club plans a May 3 meeting with Mrs. Leo Rowley and asks members to bring table service. Penfield High seniors stage "The Adorable Spendthrift" under Miss Berger's direction. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Braden and Mrs. Margaret Cyphers attended Mr. Gregg's birthday dinner at W. G. Gregg's.

Penfield Farm Woman's Club Leo Rowley Penfield High School Miss Berger Curtis Braden Margaret Cyphers W. G. Gregg’s Gregg

Local Social Notes From Grafton Area

Mrs Florence Squire visited Grafton with the Bowmans and called on Ms John Fenwick at the home of their daughter Mrs Guy Bamrick. Grange meeting set for Wednesday evening May 4. Ivan Boone from Spencer to work for Lewis Jones next year. Lorain guests at P E Davison’s for Sunday supper. Mrs Clair Devereaux of Brigh ton visited Mark Devereaux. she is ill. A quilting party was held at the hall for Mrs Mary Eglin. Grange officers’ meeting attended by Sooy Rowley and Rollin at Ridgeville Friday. Mrs Clyde Minkler joined a Norwalk shower for sister Rhodesa Lathwell at Elyria. Minklers and Crawfords also present for wedding in Elyria Saturday. Fred Adams of Lakewood and Mervin Walker visited Charles Bush at Chestnut Ridge and Addie Crawford and daughter Blanche at Grafton Sunday.

Minnie Fiest Floyd Rumbaugh Brunswick Chris Koblenze Cleveland Tons Strittmatter Ernest Norris Chatham J. M. Norris Hugh Tibbitts O. Hinckley G. Haury Glen Yannagan Ed. Lockrear Granger Charlie Demmer Mae Bucer Fred Armbruster Theo. Haury Florida John Wilson Homer Wilson Wooster Giem Yannagan Frank Bihns Adelberr Bihns West Park Jne Smith and Myre Tony Strittmatter Charles Gross Louise Bagent Russel Fish and Baby Charles Martin Frank Ultrich Walter Haury Aliss Helen Rudy Elyria Sam Meyer Hiram Havdenburg Barberton Bert Meyer Cletus Haury Theo Haury Frank Ulrich Elmar Schwarz Spaulding Funeral Josephine Nilges Lea Orville Haury Medina G. O. Haury Lakewood Dan Hall Creston Harry Art Fiest Dorothy Violet Pearl Uwarold Edward April John Kennedy Barney Haury Florence Squire John Bowman Grafton John Fenwick Guy Bamrick Grange Ivan Boone Spencer Lewis Jones Dan Cairn A. J. Cameron Billy Lorain

Birthday Surprise For Miss Jean Minkler At Home

Miss Jean Minkler was surprised on Thursday when schoolmates gathered at her home after school to celebrate her birthday. A birthday cake and ice cream topped the cheerful gathering.

Jean Minkler

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