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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1935

Page

9

Society Picnic Held by Elyria Woman's Club Group

The Civics and Political Science Department of the Elyria Woman's Club hosted a picnic for twenty eight members and guests under great trees at the Elyria Home for the Aged. Retiring chairman Mrs A C Schilleman introduced new club president Mrs R T J Martin and nest department chairman Mrs Harlan Cordrey. Officers announced include Mrs W Smith vice chairwoman, Mrs R W Cobb secretary, Mrs Mitchell treasurer, Mrs Nettie Laundon social chairman, Mrs George Bush membership chairman, and Mrs H G Portman program. Cordrey named the year’s officers and Meister spoke on her Canada trip to Blind River and Callander Ontario.

Wes LuStcor A. C. Schilleman R. T. J. Martin General Club Harlan Cordrey Nest Cordrey W. Smith R. W. Cobb

Former Resident Feted By Local Ladies On East Thirteenth Street

Yesterday afternoon Mrs George Shrubsole and Miss Bessie Farmer entertained at their home on East Thirteenth street in honor of Mrs Blanche Merrick of Los Angeles and Mrs Flora Moon of Avon. Guests included Mrs John Hadawey, Mrs W A Brown, Miss Lucy Kirk and Mrs Ben Holmes, acquaintances of Merrick from several years ago. Merrick plans to leave near Tuesday for her home in California after three months with relatives in the area.

George Shrubsole Bessie Farmer East Thirteenth Street Blanche Merrick Los Angeles Flora Moon Avon John Hadawey W. A. Brown Lucy Kirk Ben Holmes Merrick California

Annual Get Together At Mrs Buck’s East Broad Street Home

Mrs Byron Buck hosted a Friday gathering at her East Broad Street residence for eight guests. A one o'clock pot luck luncheon featured a central taliaman rose bouquet and fall garden decor. The afternoon blossomed with reminiscences among guests from Penfield Mansfield Plymouth Attica and Akron Ohio.

Byron Buck East Broad Street Penfield Mansfield Plymouth Attica Akron Ohio

Town Elysia Townsend Hosts Tee Cream Social on Courthouse Steps

Elyria Townsend leads a community event on courthouse steps featuring a tee cream social. Neighbors gather to sample treats, share local news, and support a neighborhood fundraiser organized by Townsend and the Elyria Towns Club.

Elyria Townsend Club

Couple To Celebrate Golden Anniversary

Nr and Mrs. George McConnell of 241 Bridge Street will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on August 27 at Cascade Park. They will renew their vows at noon, Rev. R W Amore officiating, followed by a basket dinner. An invitation is extended to friends and acquaintances. If weather is bad, the Salvation Army citadel on West Broad Street will host the event.

George McConnell Bridge Street Cascade Park Rey R W Amore McConnell Salvation Army Citadel West Broad Street

Northwest Encampment plans rally and leadership changes

Encampment No 188 held a regular session led by Chief Patriarch Frank MacDonald with Senior Warden P C MacKenzie. A district rally is planned for Friday October eleventh with Grand Patriarch Kuntz of Toledo as guest speaker. G A Friday named Grand Patriarch of Northwest Encampment succeeding Aelie. The K Klub met at Wiss Betty Erdmans home on August 23 with Miss Wilhelmine Myers as guest. next meeting at Evelyn Kessier’s home.

Northwest Temple Frank MacDonald P. C MacKenzie Kuntz Toledo Ohio G. A Friday Aelie K. Klub Wiss Betty Erdmans South Maple Street Wilhelmine Myers W. Fordman Evelyn Kessier Middle Avenue

Calendar Events Monday Club Meetings and Socials

Monday listings show Bal Dec Club with Mrs Lowyy on 22th street and SeCa Club with Wanda anz on 9th street. Elyria Hobby Club holds a special meeting in Directors Room at Elyria Savings and Trust Building. Circle Ladies of G A R meet Mrs Hitsman at Stop 6 Lake Avenue for Wiener Toast. Sunny Side Up Club meets Mrs Ralph Cart at 153 Longfellow Avenue. Colonial Club hosts W C A with Mrs Artemas sebe as hostess. BBC Club meets Mrs Harold Scrivens 509 Broad Street. Friendship Cabinet at T C A parlors at 2 3 p m. Knights of Columbus meet. King Solomon's Lodge hosts Monday Evening Holiness Prov greeting at home of Fred Money.

Lowyy Snow SeCa Club Wandaanz 9Th Street Elyria Hobby Club Elyria Savings and Trust Building P D Reef F. Hitsman Lake Avenue Ralph Cart Longfel Ow Avenue Colonial Club Ey. W.C A Artemas Sebe BBC Club Arold Scrivens Broad Street Friendship Cabinet T ’c Knights of Columbus King Solomon’s Lodge Fred Monney

Hospital Admissions Names and Addresses Rendered

Admission list includes Salis Mason at 377 Columous Street and Richard Reglar at Lorain with others such as John H Couroy 318 Fourth Street Bade Villa 132 Huron Street Mrs. Martin Fritz Avon Richard Miler Lake Avenue Rosemarie Haglund Guiltoad William Grew 225 Seventh Discharges include Rudolph Hepeki Cleveland Donald Fred Harold Russell Cantz Grafton Douglas Gerber 213 Caestnut Street Martha Jean Schriver Grafton Samuel Bode Lorain es

Salis Mason Columous Street Richard Reglar Lorain John H. Couroy Fourth Street Bade Villa Huron Street Martin Fritz Avon Richard Miler Lake Avenue Rosemarie Haglund William Grew Sisbel Rudolph Hepeki Cleveland Donald Fred Harold Russell Cantz Grafton Douglas Gerber Caestnut Martha Jean Schriver Samuel Bode

Community Notices and Social Events in Elyria Area

List of residents and occupations in Lorain and surrounding towns. Social hostesses Mrs Carter and Mrs Penfound entertained at Spruce Street with a linen shower and bridge prizes won by Miss Twilah Stevenson and Mrs Henry Penfound. The second annual Elyria Home for the Aged picnic is set for August 28 on the home grounds with baskets, dishes, silverware to bring and iced treats provided for attendees.

George Carter Henry Penfound Reginald Fawkes Lucile Botamer Carter Spruce Street Twilah Stevenson Elyria Home West Avenue

Circle No 4 St Pauls church picnic at Elywood

Circle No 4 of St Pauls church held a Thursday picnic at Elywood featuring a wiener roast. A brief business session preceded adjournment. The next meeting is September 12 at the church.

Circle No 4 St Paul's Church Elywood

Local Social News Highlights From Pittsburgh and Nearby

Mrs Frank Little and son Jimmie return to Pittsburgh after a week with Mrs H D Townsend on Eighth street. Rev Frank Richardson and daughter Hezel of Morris Minnesota visit Fur nace street hosts. Families from Caroline avenue and Lakeside Labor Day plans. Eva Maddock hosts a coast to coast visiting group including grandson John Maddock of Southampton Long Island and his brother Joe. Various locals travel for education and vacations including Oklahoma A and M freshmen and Thousand Islands trips. A broad roster of relatives, visits, and small-town movements paints a busy social week.

Frank Little Jimmie Pittsburgh Pennsylvania H. D Townsend Eighth Street Frank Richardson Hezel Morris Minnesota Willam Bridgett Furnace Street C. R Nichols Caroline Avenue A Nichols Lakeside Labor Day Eva Maddock Eastavepus Maddock John Maddock Southampton Long Island Joe Maddock Ben Joe John Wre Melvin Waddock Winifred Ebricke Gates Avenue Canton Wassillon Ohio LeRoy Milliren Earlcourt Norman Harper Columbia Avenue Stillwater Oklahoma Oklahoma A M. University Ag Vira Stanley C. James Youngstown D. E Jones Cleveland Street Don Walkden John Stellar Thousand Islands Louise Grace Meyers Andrew Shepard Pp M Cellar Charleston West Virginia Ruth MacDowell Cascade Street Toronto Canada James Traior Elsha Cleveland Sam Hummell Wellington Robert Miller DeForest Hummell Johnstown D B Gordon Earl Court Gordon Hummel Johns Hopkins Baltimore Wiliam Kohn Kathryp Smallwood Lake George Michigan W S. Kohn Clara McAllister Mrs Bauer Al-Dar-Leen Delamere Road Alice McDonald Vermilion-on-the Lake Ann McDonnell Christine Sederis Carole McQuistion Barbara Rogers Merry Sederis Lois McQuistion Donna McAllister Jeanne McCray Janet Baus Lucille Coen

Women Relief Corps Resumes Meetings After Summer Recess

After a summer break the Women's Relief Corps met at the L O F hall with President Mrs Florence Terry presiding. Claire Wendell Sunshine chairman reported on sick members. An invitation from the W BRC Past Presidents Club for a reception Sept 10 from 1 to 4 at WoCA was noted. 12th District convention date to be set for Sept 12 at Strongsville. Artemas Beebe Alumni dinner at Masonic Temple: 15 members and 2 guests Harold Dicken and Paul Thompson attended. Jack Dillman’s team leads the membership drive. two new members Fred Smith and Don Pankoff voted in. Junior Protected Home Circle picnic at Cascade Park. prizes to Jean Heimsath, Theodora Demos, Juanita Hanson, Doris Post, Roberta Feldrum, Charlee Demos, Frederick Post, Robert and Howard Vosburgh. Basket lunch at 6. Good Will Bible class picnic at Shady Nook on Lake Road. 25 present. Frank Little of Pittsburgh guest. J W Van Dusen, class teacher, spent summer in the East.

Women's Relief Corps L. O. F Hall Florence Terry Claire Wendell Sunshine W. Brc Woca Terry Strongsville Artemas Beebe Masonic Temple Harold Dicken Paul Thompson Jack Dillman Cleatus Heidrick Fred Smith Don Pankoff Cascade Park Jean Heimsath Theodora Demos Juanita Hanson Doris Post Roberta “Eldrum Charlee Demos Frederick Post Robert Howard Vosburgh Cecil Post Charles Tite Good Will Bible First Congregational Church Tne Orcasion Shady Nook Lake Road Ruggles Frank Little Pittsburgh J. W van Dusen

Seven new members welcomed to Ella booster club event

At Mrs Helen Perkins home on Longford avenue seven new members joined the Ella booster club during an evening meeting. A luncheon followed the business session and future hosting plans were announced for September sixth by Mrs Nellie Burton on Furnace street. Members named include Mary Lou Bell Kath Ryan Fish Lois Leppere Dorothy Rober Jane Gill Helen Snyder and others with Mrs Max Gerber serving as chaperone.

Roland Hinason Clab Helen Perkins Longford Avenue Ela Nellie Burton Furnace Street Wassen Mary Lou Bell Kathryan Fish Lois Leppere Dorothy Rober Jane Gill Helen Snyder Wary Lou Duff Beverly Peterman Wary WcGuire Billy Struck Clup Milliwanga Max Gerber

Aldrich Eppley Wedding Solemnized In Grafton

Mlle Laverne Aldrich daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Aldrich of Grafton wed Rey Eppley son of Mr and Mrs H D Eppley of Zanesville at the bride’s home in Grafton at 2 30 in the afternoon. The ceremony was performed by Rev Paul P Brown with Lohengrin’s Wedding March. Bride wore pink satin with white accessories and carried white roses. Attendant Char lene Wise wore yellow silk and carried yellow roses. Best man was Reibhart Hoffman of Oberlin. A reception followed for immediate families with pink and white decor and a bridal arch cake. The bride is a Belden High School graduate class of 1935. groom a Ohio State University graduate and cow tester in Lorain county. They will honeymoon in the eastern states then live with the bride’s parents.

Grafton Palma Ferns Mise Laverne Aldrich J. C. Aldrich Rey Eppley H. D., Eppley Zanesville Oleeva Wise Paul P Brown la Porte Methodist Church Sharlene Wise Reibhart Hoffman Oberlin Thea Belden Hich School Ohio State University Lorain County

Women Heading Relief Families Pose Special Job Problems

Federal Emergency Relief Agency findings show households led by women face greater hardship due to scarce male earnings and limited resources. The survey reports average ages around 50 with four dependents, many children under 16, some elderly. Most women lack regular employment experience, earnings averaging 13 a month, and farm income often nonexistent.

Carrington Gill Federal Emergence Relief

Elyria Men's Bible Class Pancake Breakfast Sunday

Before the regular session the Ely wood group hosts a pancake breakfast at seven thirty in the morning. Attendees bring their own cup spoon and plate. A song service and religious talk follow, with rain plans moving breakfast to I O Q F Hall and transport from Rivoli Theatre.

Elyria Elywood I. 0. Q. F. Hall Rivoli Theatre

Relief Study Shows Low Debts Among FERA Households

A study of relief households reveals small debts with about two-fifths owing nothing. Among debtors, average obligations ran $386, while households led by men showed higher debt at $514 on average. Households without able-bodied men received $15 monthly, others $14. One eighth of rural homes had no man head, and one-fifth trace relief to before 1930 with ongoing aid.

Slx FERA

Navy Blue Tuxedo Makes Paris Bow

Paris reports a fashion innovation in men’s evening wear as Regoly unveils navy blue tuxedos. He notes the shade reflects more light, offering a livelier, more formal look than black and cites approval from French stage and screen stars.

Paris Regoly Regoly Sas

Evening wear replaces bulky vests with slim belt silhouette

The article notes a new evening wear concept replacing the black or white vest with a narrow belt that encircles the waist, creating a sleeker silhouette. It questions how widely M Regoly's innovation will spread and recalls the less successful reception of the brown tuxedo idea.

M. Regoly

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Gerald Lascelles Princess Royal Earl of Harewood King George Queen Mary Acme Margaret Rose Duke and Duchess of York Civics Department of Woman's Club Elyria Business College E. B Ruth Blowers Allen Day Charles Reid Margaret Leifer Alice Bartter Janet Mollison Howard Meredith Lois Schroeder Robert Heimsath DeLores Jaycox Catheriine Schulz Leo Kowalski Louise Jakelsky June Smith Jeanne Little Florence Taylor Jacqueline Greene Jeanne O'Connor Henry Nagorka Jeannette Sibcy Mary Coughlin Martha Wilson Kenneth Young Dorothy Sandrock Bessie Douglas Rose Hurd Laverne Struck Beatrice Burrer Charlotte Fox Lois Leppier Albert Szabo George Bodik Florence Zawasky Northwestern Col. & Adi. Co Motor Express Co Colson Company Hyman & Hyman Attys Kolinski & Standen Ins Thew Shovel Company Jamra Wholesale Co Harshaw Chemical Co American Lace Co Ridge Tool Co Western Automatic Co Real Sub Hosiery May Co Clevelan Pfaudler Co Fox Furnace Co Schroll Coal Co H. W. Merriman Radiant Mills Co Ohio Public Service Counter Loc. Crip Cluldrer County Board of Educat Pfaudler Co Steel & Tubes Co Firestone Service Co Shibley Motor Sales Co W. P. A. Masonic Temple Western Automatic Co Lorain Firm The FE. B.C Nicholas Simonovich Mark Katonak Anthony Nester Grafton Mowlder Sophie Jazobowsk Carl F Glunz Wax -Moulder Mary Sherer Elyyia Edgar Pearce la Grange Sylnial Jackson Stanlay Guyer Penfield Township Eleanore Gariss Wellington Joseph Gethin Lorain Bankelor Euance Scailler Circle Features Roast Aldrich-Eppley Washington Federal Emergency Relief Administration NER Wes Eak Grunow Gruunow S Music & Hardware Arbuckle St. Lorala Marcel Permanents Brookhouser Lewis Mercantile Beauty Gertrude Beauty Shoppe Clark Birkline Paul Wainwright Courtland Street Imperial Furniture Co East Avenue Aros Iy Lionas Ronene
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