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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1938

Page

4

Amherst Tea for Miss Janice Bruce Leaving for California

Mrs. Yack Bruce and Mrs. George Bruce hosted a farewell tea at their Tenney avenue home for their niece Miss Janice Bruce who departs Monday to study at Angelus Temple Bible College in Los Angeles California. The afternoon featured games and a Schofield reference Bible gift. A luncheon followed with dining room decorations themed as a miniature route from Amherst to California.

Amherst Yack Bruce George Bruce Tenney Avenue Janice Bruce Angelus Temple Bible College Los Angeles California Schofield Marjore Becker Foursquare Church Linwood Park

Jenne Hosts Ambitious Travel Themed Gathering

Mrs. B. A. Jenne of 289 Church St hosted a detailed event with a travel motif. The description notes shells and colored stones forming the road, sign posts along the route, bridges lakes mountains and flowers symbolizing the journey. Greyhound buses carried luggage and passengers with a blue color scheme and blue lighted tapers at the table ends. The honoree was Mrs. Jane Fell, with guests including Mrs. Andrew Bruce and daughter Eleanor Elyria, Mrs. William Bruce and daughter Vivian, Mrs. Jane Bruce, Mrs. P. A Becker and daughter Charlene, and Jackie and Leo Bruce, hosted by the hostesses.

Greyhound Jane Fell Andrew Bruce Eleanor Elyria William Bruce Vivian Jane Bruce P. A Becker Charlene Jackie Leo Bruce

Missionary Endeavor and Circle Activities Dominate Church Notices

The quarter meeting of the Missionary Endeavor at St. Pauls Lutheran reviewed “The Gospel Unto the Least of These” with Rev. R. C. Bosse, plus violin and vocal numbers and hostesses. Circle two at Congregational church hosted guests for bridge. Circle three and St Ann’s Circle planned socials and desserts. Visitors include Mrs. Walter Hor and others as church groups announce upcoming events, funerals, and missionary notes with meals and gifts.

Missionary Endeavor St. Paul's Lutheran Church R. C. Bosse Albert Kreeger Ruth Hogrefe Emery Redman Frank Krugman Ray Johnson Alma Haas Walter Hor St Ann's Soment St. Joseph's Catholic Church Wm. Gillis John Michael Mirs Jos. Balk Joseph Balko Frenk Ef Lorain John Mertz Charles Henry J J. Mner George Keating Katharine Deitz Wm Gilbs Lake Road Olivia Wiegard

County Epworth League Selects Delegates for Qing Conference

County Epworth League Cabinet met at the local Methodist church with President Gerald Van Keuren presiding. They named delegates including Rev. S.F. Kaetzel Henrietta Clifford Brown La Grange Getld VanKeuren Amherst and others to attend the Qing conference in Columbus September 12 16. A rally in Fields Ohio October 6 was planned with election officers to be chosen.

County Epworth League Gerald van Keuren Arherst

Weekend visits and family notes across Ober and Cleveland

Mrs Idi Blaine hosted guests during the weekend while Mr and Mrs Willsheer and Mr and Mrs Schalberg of Cleveland hosted Sunday guests for Mr and Mrs Lee Walser. Ober weekly and local calls included Mr Gwoke, Mrs Orodie Tiare, Vir and Mrs Harvey Lanne, and August Rhowdtle’s presence in Ulinas due to Ordella Walker’s death. Families attended reunions at Coluren cow hall and Huss 1, with Elizabeth Bycottage staying in Rey with parents and Bainbridge family visits.

Idi Blaine Willsheer Rhowdtle I Ulinas Ordella Walker Cleveland Mirs Gler Hudson Tamily Coluren Cow Hall Saatirday Elizabeth By Cotage Surrey Bainbridge Eds Rev Carpenter John Worcester Deloert Elinor Ore Ceavenne Nate Pal Jore

Summer Story Hour Programs Conclude at Elver Library

Miss Vir gine Stewart directed a final Summer story hour at the Elvray Library children's room with an Indian pow wow theme. Children wore head dresses and paper costumes around a wigwam and fire built by themselves, heard tales including How the Moon and Stars Came and The Legend of the Water Lily, and viewed eight peep shows of books like Toby Tyler and Tom Sawyer.

Virgine Stewart Elvray Mies Stewart Beverix Sue Hanun Phyllis Hull Miss Stewart Henry Doh Ingersoll John Ragersell Iito Toby Tyler

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