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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1933

Page

5

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted

Admission list includes Douglas Osik 114 Beebe court Mrs Russell Becker 25 Artemas court Arthur Sherman 437 Kenyon Muriel Lewis 117 Marseilles avenue Giant Snier South Logan street Discharge entries include Gray McAndrews 1302 Middle avenue Wilbur Hawat Columbia Station James Mullock 347 Ledi street Mrs Paul Adcock baby boy 239 Gates avenues Alex Sebastian 1322 West River Joe Polasceh 602 Piftecuib street

Douglas Osik Beebe Court Russell Becker Artemas Court Arthur Shermar Kenyon Muriel Lewis Marseilles Avenue Giant Snier Logan Street Gray McAndrews Middle Avenue Wilbur Hawat Columbia Station James Mullock Ledi Street Paul Adcock Gates Avens Alex Sebastian West River Joe Polasceh Piftecuib Street

Shadow of the Fall religious drama at First Methodist

The drama Cain and Abel titled The Shadow of the Fall by Roxyden Rand will replace the evening sermon at 7:30 tomorrow at First Methodist Episcopal Church under Mrs. E. J. Bond. Cast includes Hans Steger Leona Mowry Marion Crowder George Boorn and Dr FE Bond with organ preludes and anthems listed.

Cain and Abel Roxyden Rand First Methodist Episcopal Church E. J. Bond Adam Hans Steger Eve Leona Mowry Cain Marion Crowder Abel George Boorn FE. J. Bond Sunshine Dudley Buck W. B. Lincoln Ihopkoff Meyerbeer The League

Multiple local groups meet for Monday activities and events

Various Ely area groups hold Monday meetings including P. T. A. units at McKinley and Jefferson Junior High, Susanna Wesley class of the M E church with Agnes Rothe on Furnace Street, First Doug’s church Guild dinner at 12 30, I L F Club with Irene Zathman on Chase Street, and numerous clubs and classes at St Marys Sodality Parish Hall Colonial Club Earl Court D and D Club Nichols Block A L U W 713 Garlord Ave 7 45 p m Woman's Home Club Hawthornest Clay Glendale Court MON Q MEY club Griswold Road Pythian Sisters 2 p m Neighborhood Bible Class No 21 308 Loth Street and 2 30, Ladies Auxiliary Canton Lorain O F Hall 1 C O F Hall Veterans of Foreign Wars Jefferson Junior High P T A District 12 Neighborhood Bible classes 2 00 at Mrs R C Baird alt Seventh Street and Mrs Minnie Browns Bible Class 3 00 Princeton Avenue.

Ely P. T. A McKinley T. A Susanna Wesley M. E. Church Agnes Rothe Furnace Street Doug's Church Guild Irene Zathman Chase St. Literary Club St. Mary's Sodality Parish Hall H. A. Crandall Earl Court R. Johnson L0th Street Ladies’ Auxiliary Canton Lorain C. O. F. Hall Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association Church of Chris Veterans of Foreign Wars Jefferson Junior High R. C. Baird Alt Seventh Street Minnie Brown F. L. Shaw Princeton Avenue

Luncheon and Business Meeting Held by Local Congregational Church

The Meetings Guild of the 1st Congregational Church gathers Monday at 12 30 for a luncheon and annual business. Members not entertained this year join a committee chaired by Mrs Al Mason and bring a tureen and their own dishes. Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary attendees for Lookout Camp in Cleveland meet at the bus station at 6 40 p.m.

Guild of 1St Cong’l. Churen al Mason Sons of Vetrans and Auxiliary Lookout Camp Cleveland

Spring fashion patterns offer chic frock designs

Readers are invited to order Marian Martin patterns showing lace trimmed revers and diagonal seaming. Pattern 9591 covers sizes 14 through 42 with detailed cutting and sewing instructions. Pattern book and pattern together cost twenty five cents. Send fifteen cents per pattern with name address style number and size to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department NY.

Marian Martin Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department 18Th St New York N.Y

City P T A May Meetings To Feature Speeches and Elections

City P T A groups announce programs for May meetings next week. Ely, Jefferson and McKinley associations hold Monday sessions with talks by Miss Dorothy Snyder on Bird Study as a Hobby and a Jefferson Glee Club performance directed by J Martin Beck. McKinney P T A hears Miss Harriet Hubbard on The Child and Educational Procedure. Roosevelt Gates and other associations gather midweek with officer elections and social activities including a card party. Thursday features Edison and Allen Edison others with prayers, instructors’ talks, and pupils’ programs. Friday brings Holy Cross P T A as the sole meeting of the day.

Parent Teacher Association Ely Jefferson McKinley Ely Association Dorothy Snyder J. Martin Beck Glee Club Fosselius George Zemba Guy B. Findley Harriet Hubbard McKinney Parent Teacher Association St. Agnes’ Parent Teacher Association Gates, Garford and Roosevelt Gates Association Mary Spoers School For the Deaf Allen, Edison Hamilton Hamilton P. T. A Allen P. T. A Re. Karl P Meister Edison P. T. A Franklin Parent Teacher Association Mary Bram Holy Cross P. T. A

Epworth League contest winners banquet held at First Methodist

The Epworth League membership contest winner hosted by the losing team last night at First Methodist Church with fifty guests. Alyria Brown chaired. music by a County Home youth trio. a subscription to the Epworth Examiner given to the winners. Mil dred Fowls led the victorious group 49 to 250 over the opponents.

Epworth First Methodist Church Alyria Brown Mildred Fowls Miss Fowl Robert Adams Louise Allebach

Starlight Girls Entertained by Jeanette Zachman

Starlight Girls were hosted by Jeanette Zachman at her Chase street home. Games entertained the group with prize winners Wilda Foreman Marilyn Moon and Janiie Alexander named. The club was invited to meet again with Margaret Alexander or Grant street.

Starlight Girls Jeanette Zachman Starlight Jeanettte Zachman Chase Street Wilda Foreman Marilyn Moon Janiie Alexander Margaret Alexander Grant Street

Peggy Rheineck Hosts Z U Club Meeting

The Z U s gathered last evening at Perry Rheineck's Garford avenue home for business talks and refreshments. The next meeting on May 12 will be hosted by Maud and Mae Copas.

Peggy Rheineck

North West Encampment Holds Regular Meeting

The North west Encampment met Friday at the 1. O. O. F. hall with good attendance. P. L. Box, chief patriarch, led the session at 7:30 as officers kept their posts and routine business was completed. An April 14 entertainment was praised as successful and the group set to meet again May 12. Grace Vail of Youngstown will visit Mr. and Mrs. John Nece in Brooklyn Street for the weekend.

Women's Relief Corps Charlotte Lewis Women’s Relief Corps Helen Hubbard Relief Committee Nellie Dill Norwalk Abbey Penrod Marora Eifth Agnes Erickson Areme Club Avenue Clay Masonic Temple Frankust Elizabeth Day May Knapn First Methodist Church Edna Whitehead Grace Barton Minnie Osborn Roy Cross Northwest P. L. Box Grace-Vail Youngstown Ohio John KK. Nece Brooklyn Street

Lorain County Rabbit and Cary Association Card Party

The Lorain County Rabbit and Cary Association held a card party at Mrs. Wojcik’s Fuller road home last evening. Prizes for pedro went to Mrs. Claud Richmond and Joe Hazelton for high score, and Mrs. Hazelton and Mr. Nicholsow. Pinochin awards were won by Mrs. Dorothy Jackson and Walter Botamer for high, Roy Blake and Mrs. Alfred Emery son. A luncheon was served by the committee including Mrs. Alfred Emery Mrs. Lewis Selby and Mrs. Wojcik.

Lorain

Belief in God sermon at Pilgrim Community Church

Rev William L Ludlow will lead the morning service at Pilgrim Community Church at 11:90 with a special choir performance. Sunday School departments meet promptly at 9:30. All who are interested are welcome to worship.

William L. Ludlow Pilgrim Community Church

Weekly schedule of Girl Reserves and clubs

A dated, fragmentary timetable lists multiple Girl Reserves groups and clubs with meeting times throughout Monday to Friday. Included are Gates Jefferson Gates Hospital Hamiton Hamilton McKinley Washington Franklin St Mary s groups and various activities such as Bible class, Pow Wow Club, and a swim party with supper.

M. Gates Jefferson Gates Hospital Gir Hamiton Friendship Club W. C. ToTeae Cosmopolitan Club Ele Gir McKinley (i Washington Girl Franklin and St. Mary's Sir

Jolly Juniors Elect New Officers At Denison Home

Mary Vance Hard hosted the Jolly Juniors after school on Denison avenue. Valerie Tite was elected president, Lila Tufford secretary, and Phyllis Bourquin treasurer. Refreshments followed. The next meeting will be at Norma Jane Rogers on Tarvard avenue in two weeks.

Mary Vance Hard Jolly Juniors Denison Avenue Valerie Tite Lila Tufford Phyllis Bourquin Norma Jane Rogers Tarvard Avenue

Daughters of Scotia Hold Meeting Draping For Past Grand Officer

The Daughters of Scotia met at Wurst hall with the altar draped in memory of Past Grand Chief Daughter Mary Kennedy of Pittsburgh who died March 30. Plans for an anniversary party were announced, sisters invited, luncheon served by Mrs R McKelvie and Miss Mary Penman, followed by a social hour.

Daughters of Scotia Wurst Hall Mary Kennedy Pittsburgh R. McKelvie Mary Penman

Doruas Class Enjoys Social at Fridenstine Home

Mrs George Fridenstine of Murray Ridge hosted about fifty Doreas Class members and friends from the Church of Christ. Terry led devotions. business included naming a permanent historian and nominating committee. Prize trivia, a visit report on Cleveland Christian Orphanage, and plans for a depression program were discussed.

George Fridenstice Murray Ridge Church of Christ C. “. Terry T Ie Richard King H. C. Eckenread H. J. Brooks E. Rucherrither Clara Ries Terry Harold Clerk George Martin Squires Lotte Lewis Low Fridenstine H. Thompson Lucille Flint M. Hing Albert H Wright EL OR. Water and Dire Foreman Cleveland Cristian M G. L. Ray

Music For Men's Bible Class At Rivoli Theater

Elyria Mens Bible Class meets at 9 30 tomorrow morning in the Rivoli Theater Broad Street. President James A Hewitt will open the exercises Paul Wainwright leads the singing Wayne Garland and Donald Marsh perform banjo and accordion pieces L B Hindman selects to speak on Why We Believe the Bible To Be the Word of God.

Elyria Rivoli Theater Broad Street James A. Hewitt Paul Wainwright Wayne Garland Donald Marsh L. B. Hindman

Sermon at W North Ridgeville Church Discusses Inner Struggle

Reverend Young will preach on The Internal Conflict about the struggle between good and evil within people. He will pose questions on the real nature of the conflict and how good may prevail. Sunday service is at 11 A.M. with Sunday School at 190 A.M.

Young North Ridgeville

Final rehearsal of Elvira Parent Teachers group moved

The final rehearsal of the Mother singers of Elvira Parent Teachers Association moves to Tuesday afternoon at the Franklin building Sixth and West avenue. The group will perform at Eaton on Tuesday evening.

Elvira Parent Teachers’ Associations Franklin Building Sixth and West Avenue Eaton

Good Shepherd Sunday Service At St Andrew’s Kappeneta

First service at 7 30 a m communion for communicants followed by church school at 9 30 a m with devotional start. Morning Prayer and sermon at 10 45 with Good Shepherd themed lessons. Holy Confirmation at four o clock service by Bishop Rose Cleveland invited public. Rishon Rogers praised in community. A tureen supper to follow the four o clock ire.

J. Martin Beck Bishop Rose Cleveland Rishon Rogers Pu Ie St. Andrew Kappeneta Kappa

First Congregational Church Sunday Services Notice

First Congregational Church plans morning service at 9 45 with Rev William Muir delivering a sermon Sunday. The choir, with Mr and Mrs Davis, will sing Love Divine All Love Excelling. Church school meets at 9 30 with multiple departments. Miss Courtney Fulton visits Cleveland for Alpha Kappa Kappa dinner, returns to Ohio Wesleyan Sunday evening.

Vail William Muir Davis Stainer Church School Courtney Fulton Ohio Wesleyan Cleveland Alpha Kappa Kappa Medical Fraternity Chamber of Commerce Miss Fulton

Evangelist Neighbour Preaches Triple Sunday Services

Charles E. Neighbour will speak three times at First Baptist Church on Sunday at 10 43 3 06 and 7 30. Topics include The Resurrection of Christ a Fact or a Fable Hell and Regeneration Made Plain with biblical stories of Nicodemus the Woman Taken in Sin and the Thief on the Cross. Coffee for out of town visitors planned.

First Baptist Church Charles E. Neighbour Christ Neighbour Nicodemus Israel God Jesus Jesua

United Presbyterian Church Worship Schedule

The United Presbyterian Church offers a full day of services beginning with Prayer at 9 59 A M and Bible School at 9 50. The sermon covers Jesus Sets New Standard of Living from Mark 10 3 51. Evening study continues with Paul’s letter to the Ephesians and themes on Jew and Gentile Made One in Christ.

United Presbyterian Church Jesus Paul C. L. Bristol Harvard Avenue Ir. Bristol

Nichols and daughters attend William Edward Winger funeral

A B Nichols and his daughters Miss Helen and Miss Maude Denham left today to attend the funeral of William Edward Winger of Warsaw New York a former resident of this county.

A. B. Nichols Helen Maude Denham William Edward Winger Warsaw New York

Church of Christ Service Schedule and Programs

Wm C Fowler is away and L B Hindman will speak both morning and evening. Kenneth Youngs presides. The 7 30 P M program includes a long sacred music lineup with solos duets and choruses. Hindman topics Lisa's Simple Paths and Keep On Fishing anchor the sermons.

Church of Christ Second Chapel Streets Wm. C. Fowler L. B. Hindman Kenneth Youngs Valdesi Wiliams the King Harris R. B. Hand Woodbury Morris Hindman Lisa Bowring Jesus Maker Turner James A. Smith Louise Young Marie Young Elsie Bridge Bible School Miss Allen Ronald Findlay Shutins Lucille Gutensohn Christian Endeavor Society Doroth Barton Mr. Wigton Oberlin High School China Donald Henman Bibi School Ruth McGinnis E.R. Laver Mildred Fendlay Dlab Servier

Meeting Notes Detail May 26 At Ely Street

Fragmentary OCR shows a meeting on May 26 at Erie Street Ely, with Myre Carrie Bexer and Mrs BK L Biges named as new member. An evening included CONLE readings and poems, with a dinner following usual business. The group will next meet with Mrs Martsaath on Erie Street.

A.fl Flw Myre Carrie Bexer Lolaine BK. L. Biges Martsaath Erie Street Elyte

Local residents arrive after week with relatives in Pontiac and Detroit

James Janowicz and Mrs. Lance Kaczmarek returned to their city home last evening after visiting relatives in Pontiac and Detroit. Mrs. John H. Linton of Flansbee West Virginia arrived last evening to spend the week with family. Mr and Mrs H W Tibball Marl Court and D P Fullmer on Eastern Nevzhts boulevard were also noted in the arrivals.

James Janowicz Lance Kaczmarek Pontiac Detroit Moorgan John H. Linton Flansbee West Virginia Arriva H. W. Tibball Marl Court Hov D. P. Fullmer Nevzhts Boulevard

Weekend Guests and Local Visits Across Ohio Town

A string of neighbors and students visit family homes in the region. Ralph Crawford of Cinemai is a guest of Mrs Sailes in Cleveland area. Miss Alice Bird stays with her parents in Fayette. Chet Stolzenburg from Miami University attends the League of Nations conference in Oberlin. Bernice Jackson from Muskingum College visits Washington Avenue home. Mrs Miller hosts a luncheon and bridge. John Rubadeux hosts a dessert bridge. Frank Peters entertains guests on Sylvanmia Avenue.

Lakewood Hospital C. B. Saiies Etched Street Wall Ralph Crawford Cinemai Crawford Sailes Alice Bird F. L. Bird Fayette Ohio Alice Howe Westayenue Ruggles Ohio Jerord Smith Fairmort Street Ralph Ort Tosa Street Lcensesom Detroit W. H. Ruth Westacane Wil Motor Premont Oday Paul Kridler Stu Kridler H.C. Hleaver Wadsworth Akron Ford Refenning Frescent Refenning Chet Stolzenburg Miami University League of Sations Oberlin Margaret Stoody Cincinnati Stolzenburg Columbus Street Bernice Jackson Mushingum College New Concord R. BE. Jackson Washington Avenue Bertha Hankson Catherine Unser

Birthday gathering honors George Bickel with games and refreshments

Kipton Krie ton April 28. George Bickel enjoyed a birthday evening Tuesday with a game of bridge. Junco was served to Winford Davnes Theodore Struck and Hazel Bickel of Elyria. Wendell Coven Mr and Mrs B J Sharp and Mrs Hazel Sandrock attended.

Krieton George Bickel Lridge Junco Wintford Davnes Theodore Struck Hazel Bickel Elyria Wendell Coven B. J. Sharp Hazel Sandrock

Low Mood Club Meets At Hazel Sandrock Home

The Low Mood Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Hazel Sandrock's home for a noon pot luck dinner. The afternoon was spent sewing with members including Myron Bates Harold Creist Ralph Morgan George Bryden and Adrian Betts attending.

Depression Club Hazel Sandrock Myron Bates Harold Creist Ralph Morgan George Bryden Adrian Betts

Brief local notes from Sullican Ohio and area communities

Res. P. E. Narding and Mrs. Gertrude Bates with Rev. Van der Pyle of Oberlin attended a Congregational Conference in Sullivan Ohio on Wednesday. Mrs. Albert Reynolds visited her sister Mrs. J. H. Calkins. C. H. Barrless is ill. The Page Daily from Norway showed a picture show and ice cream social for the local baseball team. Mrs. B. J. Sharp and her sons visited Mr. and Mrs. Karl Krieg. Several residents joined the Foreign Missionary Society gathering at Mrs. Mary Morgan’s home. Gwendolyn Longley, a former local, stayed Sunday at the Al Revrolda home. Mrs. Wacol Sandrock visited Meda Sandrock in Elrama. Mr. and Mrs. Brandenburg of Marblehead visited the Narding home. Mrs. E. A. Scammon of Avon stayed with J. S. Davidson’s family. Kipton Grange met April 25 at the school. Mr. and Mrs. John Stack of Oberlin were there Wednesday evening.

P. E. Narding Gertrude Bates van der Pyle Oberlin Sullivan Ohio Albert, Reynolds J. H. Calkins C. H. Barrless Page Daily Norway B. J. Sharp and Sons Cleon Kenneth Karl Krieg Foreign Missionary Society Mary Morgan Grace McBurnie Zella Calkins W. H. S Schweinfurth Stella Peabody Nellie Davidson Eda Betts Mochling Frances Perkins Gwendolyn Longley Kipton Grange John Stack

Ramblings With The Flowers By Mrs C F Ensign

An article explains plant moisture transport through stems and roots and how wilting signals water loss or pest attack. It warns of borers and aphids near roots and recommends burning infected plants and washing soil to prevent spread. Community notes list local visits, band practice, and residents visiting relatives.

Real Estate Transfers in Lorain and Elyria Areas

Er and Anna Weigl transfer to Anton Jununth in Sheffield Land and Improvement Company fourth subdivision Lorain. Abner L. Davis sells to Gertrude Bryant property on Riverdale Street Elyria. Lorain and Oberlin Savings Bank Company transfer to John J. Baird in Sheffield addition. Flora Vancha administers estate of John Vaneca transfers to Alex Munteon on East Thirty third Street.

RIAL Anna Weigl Anton Jununth Sheffield Land and Improvement Company Lorain Asnes Baird John J. Baird Sheffield Land Company Abne L. Davis Gertrude Bryant Riverdale Street Elyria Oberlin Savings Bank Company U. S Mary Davidson East Lorain Street Oberlin Flora Vancha John Vaneca Alex Munteon Thirty-third Street

Teasel Burs Used For Carding Wool In Factories

A writer recalls gilding teasel stalks for winter decorations and notes the dried finger heads produce strong bristles used to raise the nap on woolen fabrics. Teasel was grown in Europe, brought to the United States years ago, and used by hand or by machinery to brush the nap on cloth.

Europe United States England

Mixed dance at Nuhn's Barn Sunday night

Ed Kistner hosts at Oreh with Dewey Fackler as caller. The event promises lively dancing and social time at Nuhn's Barn this Sunday evening.

Nuhn Ed Kistner Oreh Dewey Fackler

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