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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1930

Page

7

Ladies Golf Qualifying At County Club And Union Meet Notes

Thirty ladies played the July golf qualifiers at the Sountry club Paul Hallock and Mrs J B Johnson tied for low net while three others tied for fewest putts over eighteen holes Mrs Frank Richey of Lakewood set a July handicap reduction The day ended with Mrs Willis Richard earning three points and both Mrs Hal Jock and Mrs J B Johnson securing one and a half Executive Committee of the County Christian Endeavor Union met at Mrs Sinclair s Lorain home planning a county picnic for August 27 with venue scouts Howard Ladrach Melvin Niggle and Roger Rodgers named to organize events A basket lunch and later swimming and sweets were planned plus socials across several towns Plans were made for an October county convention and church outreach to older members with Sunday services and talks on the Endeavor aims and ideals for the aged folks

Olss Sountry Paul Hallock J. B. Johnson Cutt Wise G. E. Moyer Alan Smythe Frank Richey Lakewood Willis Richard Paul Hal Jock County Christian Endeavor Union Sinclair Hamilton Avenue Lorain Howard Ladrach Amherst Melvin Niggle Vermilion Vermilion River Roger Rodgers Bondstreet Elyria South Amherst Brownhelm

Mrs Richwine Wins Prize At A L A Meeting

American Legion Auxiliary met last evening in the Legion rooms and planned the Cincinnati convention set for August sixteenth to eighteenth. Mrs May Richwine won the prize for the evening as members discussed attendance and representation for Elyria post. Next meeting slated for August nineteenth following two weeks.

Mooseheart Legion Biyria Women ‘of Mooseheart Legion Woodman Hall Akron Ohio I. O. O. F. Elyria Lodge

Utopia Club Card Party At Mrs Rea Copas Home

Mrs Rea Copas hosted the Utopia Club on Woodbury street with cards as the main diversion. Mrs E Snellberger won first prize and Mrs L J Kinney received consolation. Luncheon in green and white followed. next meeting at Mrs C Hurd on Highland court. A group surprised Miss Doris Johnson on Abbey road with lawn games and refreshments by her parents Arthur and Mrs Johnson.

Rea Copas Utopia Club Woodbury Street E. Snellberger L. J. Kinney C. Hurd Highland Court Doris Johnson Abbey Road Arthur Johnson

Elyria office training picnic ends with wiener roast

Day and night classes of the Elyria School of Office Training held a picnic at the end of the Old Indian Trail in Ely Woods last evening. Attendees gathered around campfires for a wiener roast and then swam in the pool with Kath ryn Graber, Anne Towsciak, Helen Freck, Helen Roemer, Sadie Becker, Hilma Shuckhart, Thelma Faulhaber, Gertrude Stevens, Eleanor Riegel, Harriet Billman, Dorothy Cellar, Mrs. Otto Haas, Mrs. Belle Beebe and guests Mrs. Heck and Miss Catherine Grugel of Amherst.

Elyria School of Office Training Ely Woods Kathryn Graber Anne Towsciak Helen Freck Helen Roemer Sadie Becker Hilma Shuckhart Thelma Faulhaber Gertrude Stevens Eleanor Riegel Harriet Billman Dorothy Cellar Otto Haas Belle Beebe Mrs. Heck Catherine Grugel Amherst

Grace Lutheran Sunday School Elects Picnic Date

The Sunday School Teachers Officers and Bible Class of Grace Lutheran church held a delightful meeting for Mrs George Streicher. Fifteen members attended as they transacted business and planned an annual picnic for September 21 at the Hedges. Services will precede the picnic with a dinner served. The next gathering sets at Mrs Carl Woodens on September second. A separate Cascade Park picnic supper honored Miss Sue Martell, supervisor of the main floor at Merthe’s, with present members including Pauline Hassey Stella Padley Virginia Pope Ella Vogler Mamie Tancock Nellie Daniels Dora Turton Frances Greisser Alice Dumas Margaret Hyde and J J Cronin.

Grace Lutheran Church George Streicher Carl Wooden Cascade Park Merthe's Sue Martell Pauline Hassey Kent Stella Padley Virginia Pope Ella Vogler Mamie Tancock Nellie Daniels Dora Turton Frances Greisser Alice Dumas Margaret Hyde J. J. Cronin

Tombstone Tournament Held by Thirty Ladies at Spring Valley

Thirty ladies competed in the tombstone tournament at Spring Valley yesterday. Mrs. Ed Mizen won class A, Mrs. T. W. Lavyporte took class B, and Mrs. Georss Lamo reaux won class C. A picnic luncheon was served in the grove after the event.

Tombstone Spring Valley Ed Mizen T. W. Lavyporte Georss Lamoreaux Z Grove

Friendship Club reschedules hayride to full moon night

The Friendship Club hayride moved from August 13 to August 7 to capitalize on a full moon. Participants meet at the Y W C A at 7 30 and are asked to bring musical instruments. Meanwhile Who's Who and Stunt Club hold a joint picnic at Cascade Park with a luncheon at noon and a good turnout.

Friendship Club Who's Who Stunt Clubs Who's Who Club Stunt Club Cascade Park

Wedding route traces through Lorain to Illinois in reading Michigan

Miss Donna Bell travels from Third Street on vacation to attend the wedding of Mildred Steissel in Reading Michigan. She will then accompany her former roommate Alice Louise Smith to Princeton Illinois for a week. The text notes several individuals with occupations and towns, including laborers and a minister, with an unrelated Justice of the Peace reference.

Donna Bell Warren Y. W. C.A Third Street Mildred Steissel Reading Michigan Miss Bell Alice Louise Smith Princeton Ilinois Wheer

Local Lodge Meetings and Church Gatherings Listed

Tonight multiple groups convene including St Clair Rebekah Lodge Lindy Lodge at Misa Gladys Slauter home Dames of Malta card party Marshall Chapter R A WM meets Church Council St Paul Evangelical Wed Board Church of Christ meets 730 Parsonage United Lutheran 354 Princeton Ave Woman's Association Pilgrim Church home Gulf Street Council United Lutheran at 730 Parsonage.

St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Lindy Lodge Misa Gladys Slauter Dames of Malta Marshall Chapter R. A. WM Church Council of St. Paul's Evangelical Church Board The Church of Christ Woman's Association of the Pilgrim Church

Church Ladies Aid and Circles Schedule

The Ladies Aid of St John s Lutheran meets Thursday afternoon in the school auditorium Third street with Mrs Gus Burandt and Mrs William Kushinsky as hostesses. The Sewing Circle of St Mary s Church meets Thursday afternoon in the Knights of Columbus parlors chaired by Mrs Mary Smith with assistants Mrs Charles Adams and Mrs J T Griffiths. The Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans meets tomorrow evening in the G A R hall. Helpings Hand society meeting postponed to August 21 at Mrs Smith s home 650 Broad Street. Division A of the Second Congregational church holds a thr ee luncheon Thursday in the church. Social Afternoon Club has no meeting until September.

Ladies Aid St. John's Lutheran Church Third Street Gus Burandt William Kushinsky St. Mary's Church Knights of Columbus Mary Smith Charles Adams J. T. Griffiths Sons of Union Veterans G. A. R. Hall Helpings Hand Society

Surprise luncheon for Miss Mildred Alexander at Lindy Lodge

Miss Gladys Slauter hosted a surprise luncheon at her Grafton road home for Miss Mildred Alexander. Bunco, singing and dancing entertained guests including Miss Jeanette Van Amburg and Miss Maxine Calvert. Gifts were presented, a pink and white birthday cake featured as the centerpiece, and planning for a September gathering at Mildred Alexander's home concluded the event.

Lindy Lodge Gladys Slauter Grafton Road Miss Slauter Mildred Alexander Bunco Manor Jeanette van Amburg Maxine Calvert Chicago

Norwalk District Day at Lakeside Friday August 8

The School of Missions of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church meets at Lakeside this week with Elyria included in the district. On Friday the eighth Norwalk District day will feature a lunch eon in a book and a program for attending ladies from Elyria meeting at twelve o'clock sharp. Mrs E F Weber hosted Sunny Side Up Club at 181 Carolina Avenue with Bunco prizes awarded to Mrs T C Henry first Mrs Jennie Lent second and Mrs E F Weber consolation. A late hour luncheon followed. The next meeting will be in three weeks at Miss Alice Smith's Prospect Avenue home.

School of Missions The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Lakeside Norwalk Elyria E. F. Weber Sunny Side Up Club Carolina Avenue Bunco T. C. Henry Jennie Lent Alice Smith Prospect Avenue

Admissions and discharges list local residents

Admissions include Mrs. John Dun can at 150 Rush St Mrs. Manhate tan Lengel at 335 Columbus St Mrs. Les Geiger at 202 Garford Avenue and Orlando Mason at 597 Foster Avenue Discharges list Mrs. Carl Sae gert of Maddock Road Mrs. Herbert Smith at 228 Howe St and Mrs. Clarice Monosmith of Grafton.

John Duncan Rush St Manhate Tan Lengel Columbus St Les Geiger Garford Avenue Orlando Mason Foster Avenue Carl Saegert Maddock Road Herbert Smith Howe St Clarice Monosmith Grafton

Local Personal News from Dayton and Nearby

Miss Hazel Frieders and Miss Marybelle Harner of Dayton visit Alta Mira hosted by Lytton McCord. Mr and Mrs Lee Day and son William from Bradenton Florida spend summer in Elyria and stay at Alta Mira. The twins Doris and Donna attend a camp in North Carolina. Mrs A C Smith from Beebecourt joined Amherst Business Men's picnic at Crystal Beach. Charles Beaver and Arthur Flood of Hughes Provision Market travel to Canada and Niagara Falls this week. Mrs J Q Ryan of 114 Cedar Street visits friends in Cleveland. Mrs Farr S Parrish and son Roger at Port Sheldon, with Mrs W F Aaron of Grand Rapids as host. Miss Ruth Meyer and Helen Simpson return to New Philadelphia after visiting A N Smith. Mrs W E Powell of Rochester New York and Miss Florence Smith of Akron called here by a death.

Hazel Frieders Marybelle Harner Dayton, O Lytton McCord Alta Mira Lee Day William Bradenton Fla Elyria Doris Donna North Carolina Mra. A. C. Smith Beebecourt Amherst Crystal Beach Charles Beaver Arthur Flood Hughes Canada Niagara Falls J. Q. Ryan Cedar Street Ohio A. N. Smith West Avenue W. E. Powell and Son Rochester New York Florence Smith Akron

Fur business ad mentions repairs and contact

Rev ne remodel and repairing offered in the fur business. Phone 42473 evenings after 6:00. Jno M Robinson at 342 12th listed.

Jno M. Robinson

Elyria Area News Notes and Birth Announcements

Miss Jean Smith graduates Elyria High joins Battle Creek Nurses Training School in Michigan beginning today. Miss Maxine Calvert of Chicago visits the Gregg sisters on Grafton road. Mr and Mrs Harlan Schieder announce a daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital with the other couple welcoming a son at the same hospital.

J. S. Byam Jean Smith Elyria High School Battle Creek Michigan Lee Geiger Garford Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital

Free transportation for elderly to Cascade Park proposed

Dr J Miller asks Elyria to declare August as Courtesy Month offering free car rides to Cascade Park for any elderly resident lacking transport. Volunteers will drive to the park and back, with calls to 2754 arranging trips and pickup when visitors are ready to return home.

Cascade Park J. Miller Chronicle-Telesrain Today Elyria Miller Park

Swiss Lodge Elects Officers In South Amherst Meeting

A general Swiss Lodge meeting in the Swiss hall elected officers for the coming year. President Fred Gauman and Vice-President John Bartlome lead the slate with Ernst Eberhart as secretary, J J Wilhelm as financial secretary, and Albert Moors Jr as treasurer. Sick committee members are Frag Barty Adam Schlub and John Wermuth. Plans for an annual picnic were made to be held in Laueners woods near Cherlin, with Cleveland Judge joining. Arrangements are led by John Bartiome Jacob Wilhelm Edward Lauener Nick Christ and Alfred Roili.

South Amherst Swiss Hall Fred Gauman John Bartlome Ernst Eberhart J. J. Wilhelm Albert Moors Jr Frag Barty Adam Schlub John Wermuth Laueners Woods Cherlin Cleveland Iudge Enarze John Bartiome Jacob Wilhelm Edward Lauener Nick Christ Alfred Roili

Family Reunions Highlight Weekend in East Cleveland and Nearby

Mr and Mrs Paul Mori and family joined the McVeigh reunion Saturday at Miss Leona Corletts Willow Beach home East Cleveland. Harry Brucker family attended Cascade Park Elyria Sunday for the Brucker reunion. Kendeigh reunion hosted by Mr and Mrs Far Kendeigh in Henrietta Sunday with Milo Kendeigh also attending. William Slack and daughter Norma joined the Jaeger reunion Sunday locally.

Paul Mori McVeigh Leona Corlett Willow Beach East Cleveland Harry Brucker Cascade Park Elyria Brucker Kendeigh Far! Kendeigh Henrietta Milo Kendeigh William Slack Norma Jaeger

Elyria Eagles Triumph Again at Local Field

The Elyria Eagles defeated AMischkas Meats on the local athletic field Sunday afternoon. Final score line showed a decisive win with Elyria scoring 1 1 11 to AMischkas Meats' low tally.

Elyria Eagles Amischkas Meats

St John's Reopens Services After Two Week Vacation

St John's resumes Sunday services after a two week break. Sunday school is at 1:00 p.m. and Public Worship at 2:00 p.m.

St. John’s

Ladies Aid Society to Meet at Methodist Church

The Ladies Aid Society will be entertained Thursday afternoon at the Methodist church by Mrs. A. F. Nally and Mrs. Henry Nickel.

Ladies Aid Society Methodist Church A. F. Nally Henry ’Nickel

Social News from Elyria and Nearby Towns

Local residents and visitors are listed as Sunday and Monday callers and guests across Elyria Lorain and surrounding areas. Names include Allsop Gleason Ott Burger Wagener Bruse Garland Jones Nickel Ruth Burtsell and others with trips to Lake Erie Chippewa Lake Vermilion and Cleveland during the week.

William Allsop Wave Lakeside Ohio William Gleason Warren William Roberts Esther and Ruth Ott Lorain Richard Osgood Harry McSweeny Lodi Gibson Wm. Meacham Claude Wagener Elyria Henry Fieman Chippewa Lake Gust Anerson Michigan Anderson Pauline Kaiser Evelyn Ruth Maria Bruse Amherst Alex Garland, Jr Raymond Jones Alex Garland Esther J. Sharp Kipton Charley Bryant Joan Wagener Peninsula Henry Nickel Claude Birch Ruth Moore R. E. Gibson Cleveland Harry Burtsell Birmingham Albert Schneider Roy Anderson Eliza Ott Viola Ott Tom Flowers Robert Mierch Florence McCord George Knapp Niel Ruth Lon Jackson LaGrange Edward Kolbe Norma Robert Wilson Lois Jean David Hansford Alfred Whetton Vermilion-on-the- Lake Rev. Holliger

Local Socials Highlight Quiet Weekend Visits

Mr and Mrs Fred Foster and Fred Schneider visited Mr and Mrs Ernest Schneider Sunday evening. Miss Elizabeth Grebe of Cleveland vacationing with her parents Mr and Mrs J Grebe. William Wirth visited Elyria Monday evening. A group including Nina Belle Betty Witt Maybelle Moser Roberta McCord and Guenneverre McCord enjoyed a picnic in Jama's woods with a marshmallow roast. Families from here and Brownhelm plus Elyria residents joined Beaver Park Sunday evening for a picnic supper.

Fred Foster Fred Schneider Ernest Schneider Elizabeth Grebe Cleveland J. Grebe William Wirth Elyria Nina Belle Betty Witt Maybelle Moser Roberta McCord Guenneverre McCord JaMa's Woods John Witt Herman Witt Leonard Brill Brownhelm Fred Berper Beaver Park

West Ridge Agents Join Ohio Farmers Western Tour

West Ridge Aug 6 Mr and Mrs H H Drusendah left Sunday with the Ohio Farmers Western Tour party for two weeks. The itinerary includes Chicago a two hour stop through northern states Twin Cities St Paul Medicine Lake Glacier Park across the Rockies to Spokane and Canada return via Salt Lake City Pike's Peak St Louis and other points of interest. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Paul Court of Oberlin Harold Hahn of Miami Florida guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Schaible at Sunday dinner. Mr and Mrs Clifford Hart and daughters of Cleveland called on his parents Mr and Mrs W H Hart Sunday afternoon. Mrs Raymond Simms and daughter Eleanor visited Mrs Ed Napp Stop 109 Oberlin Road on Wednesday.

West Ridge H. H. Drusendah Chicago States Twin Cities St. Paul Medicine Lake Glacier Park Rockies Spokane Wash Canada Salt Lake City Pike's Peak St. Louis Paul Court Oberlin Harold Hahn Miami Florida Charles Schaible Clifford Hart Cleveland W. H. Hart Raymond Simms Eleanor Ed Napp Oberlin Road

Miss Marian Pallas Hosts Oh Gee Club Dinner

Miss Marian Pallas entertained the Oh Gee club at a 6:59 oclock tureen dinner Friday evening. She reported on the Evangelical Training school she attended recently at Dunkirk New York, sharing many interesting and instructive incidents. Refreshments were enjoyed.

Miss Marian Pallas Oh Gee” Club Miss Marian Dunkirk N. Y

Hostess to Be Determined for Next Meeting

A fragment notes that members were served and the hostess for the next meeting will be determined later, indicating upcoming arrangements. The text preserves a small-town meeting cadence and implies routine planning.

Barbknecht Family Reunion Attended by Several Families

Mr and Mrs William Wagner and daughters Jean and Thelma Mr and Mrs Peter Haag and children Peter and Heldon of Schramm road also Wm Bongs and children Mattie fe Charles and Ed of Murray Ridge attended the Barbknecht family reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Lottman Sunday.

William Wagner Jean Thelma Peter Haag Peter Heldon Schramm Road Wm. Bongs Mattie Charles Murray Ridge Barbknecht Fred Lottman

The Thrashing Season for Oats and Wheat Yields

The thrashing season shows oat yields above average and of good quality despite drought. Wheat yields are also above the medium level, indicating strong harvest performance.

Local visitors pause at area homes this week

Mrs. Harry Hahn of Grafton visited her mother Mrs. Jacob Battenhouse on Wednesday. Mrs. Ellis Briggs of Elyria stayed with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pember were guests Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simms and their son John Robert visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Simms Friday. Mrs. E. J. Burrer hosted a house guest this week. Mrs. Charles Davis of Warren Pa. Miss Margaret Toth of Elyria Memorial Hospital spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Toth.

Harry Hahn Grafton Jacob Battenhouse Ellis Briggs Elyria Ed Pember Robert Simms John Robert Raymond Simms E. J. Burrer Charles Davis Warren, Pa Margaret Toth Elyria Memorial Hospital Chas. Toth

Local residents return from visits this week

Mrs. Elmer Long came home Wednesday after several days with her sister Mrs. O F Bender in Parma. Miss Olive Cole of Conneaut went home Sunday after staying with Miss Hazel McMull the past week. Miss Marian Bender returned to Parma Wednesday. Misa Bender visited her cousin Miss Pauline Long for a few days.

Elmer Long O. F. Bender Parma Olive Cole Conneaut Hazel McMull Marian Bender Misa Bender Pauline Long

Burrer Family Guests At Elyria Home

Mr and Mrs E J Burrer and daughter Beatrice were guests of Mr and Mrs E J Handyside of Elyria on Sunday Mr and Mrs E J Long of Lakewood were guests of Mr and Mrs

E. J. Burrer Beatrice E. J. Handyside Elyria E. J. Long Lakewood

Mason D Smith for County Auditor Campaign Card

A local race centers on Mason D. Smith seeking the office of County Auditor. The notice urges voters to support Smith and outlines campaign emphasis on fiscal oversight and public records transparency. Supporters highlight experience in county budgeting and audit practices.

Munger and Family on Sunday

The Munger family plans a Sunday gathering. Local residents note the event as a family outing at a nearby venue with expected attendance and casual activities.

Hobill Family Reunion Attended by Bay View Family

Mrs. Etta Brown attended a Hobill family reunion held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hobill in Bay View. Attendees came from Lakewood Cleveland Elyria and Bellevue.

Etta Brown Hobill Earl Hobill Bay View Lakewood Cleveland Elyria Bellevue

Canada Hits Record Hardware Output Value

Canada reached a historic hardware output value of 25,131,821 dollars last year, marking a new high for the sector and signaling robust manufacturing performance across the industry.

Canada

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