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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1932

Page

12

Hospital Notes and Encampment Meeting Report

Admissions include George Adams William Farimar Charles Barton Virginia Goodrich Mary White Florence Newell and others. Discharges list Virginia Goodrich Edna Quick Henry Kantosky Wesley and Eugene Nichols Suzy Myadok plus addresses. North West Enc. No 188 I O O F met in regular session at the I O O F Temple on Bread St. A letter from Oberlin Encampment No 326 invited to confer the Golden Rule Degree in Elyria on Sept 9. The Patriarchal degree led by Degree Captain Fred Albie conferred on a group of candidates. Past Chiefs Ass’n of Bist No 52 to meet in Wellington on Sept 8 at 8:00. Encampment adjourned to meet Sept 9 under Chief Patriarch Morris Kirk.

George Adams Ridge At William Farimar Lorain Charles Barton Kenyon Ave Virginia Goodrich Hamilton Ave Mary White Oberlin Florence Newell Stanford Ave Edna Quick Chippewa Lake Henry Kantosky Grafton Wesley Eugene Nichols Suzy Myadok Blake St North West I. O. O. F. Temple Bread St Elyria Fred Albie Ass'n Bist Wellington Morris Kirk

Apple Pie The Easy Desserts From Household Hints

Apple Pie recipe uses four to five apples prepared with a sugar nutmeg lemon rind and lemon juice. Top with butter then seal with crust and bake about forty to forty five minutes in a moderate oven to create a simple, well-liked dessert.

Facts and Fancies On Making a Successful Pie Crust

Use level measurements and thoroughly chilled ingredients for a tender crust. Add only enough cold water to bind the dough. Roll lightly with a revolving-handle pin from the center in all directions to about one eighth inch thick. Do not reroll pastry and dampen edges to fit the tin if needed.

Community notices and church events page

A long list of church services meetings and social events. James Crain will speak on temperance at the Congregational church with other churches represented. several clubs host gatherings at various homes and parks. Local residents travel to Detroit and Pittsburgh for family and social occasions.

GraceLuttle church events and local society notices

Community gatherings fill the Monday agenda with the Fellowship Club of Grace Lutheran and other church groups hosting talks and luncheons. Also recorded are a wedding of Ruth Olivia Shore to Clarence William Schroeder, a large Knights of St. John benefit bridge, a series of club meetings, and a marriage license filing for James H Kimkaid and Eklund.

Bridge Party and Farewell for College Girls in Elyria

Miss Eleanor Warden and Miss Rose Hurd hosted a farewell bridge party at War den Harrison street for friends leaving for school. Prizes went to Alice Kelier Irene Crowe and Mary Barton. Luncheon served to Magdalene Gollmar Eleanor Dehm Pearl Tuthill Alice Johnson Lucille Pehrsson Alice Keller Irene Crowe Grace Martin Mary Barton and Evelyn Bellamy of Dayton Ohio.

Eleanor Warden Rose Hurd Warden Harrison Street Alice Kelier Irene Crowe Mary Barton Magdalene Gollmar Eleanor Dehm Pearl Tuthill Alice

Daughters of Scotia hold reg ular meeting with memory altar

Daughters of Scotia held a regular meeting at Wurst Hall with large attendance. Officers wore white for a ceremony honoring Mrs. Margaret Kirk who died two weeks ago. Plans were made for a Past Chief Daughters night on September ninth. Luncheon served by Mrs. Mc Caffert and others. Also notes on church events, music, sermons, Bible school, and Flying Squadron activities. Martin Siegel returns from New York to visit home for ten days. He will fly to Cleveland.

Sons and Daughters of Liberty Spiritualist Daughters of Scotia Wurst Hall Mar-garet Kirk McCaffert Helen Reid Margaret Gailey The Bible School Middle Ave Second St East Avenue Stevick R. T. Ketcham Niles Ohio Rey Wm. Overstreet East Side Baptist Lorain Holden Mulet Lee Merkel C. E. Garvin Walter Keisler F. A. Yost Overstreet Martin Siegel New York City Bath, Street Cleveland

Luncheon Mock Lobster Salad From Mrs Morton's Daly Recipe

A recipe for luncheon style mock lobster salad using haddock or cod from cans. Mix flaked fish with chopped celery egg olives pimento and mayonnaise with chili sauce and seasoning. Serve on crisp lettuce with pimento shapes.

Mery Morton Daly

Restlessness and Its Remedy Sermon At St Andrews Church

Sunday notes from St Andrews Church describe an early communion service at 7 30 am and a Sunday school session at 9 30 am. The 10 43 am sermon titled Restlessness and Its Remedy discusses national unrest and offers solutions. The offertory anthem I Am Alpha and Omega will be performed. Local residents and visitors are listed with travel plans and guests including Wainwright Brothers quartet and several out of town visitors.

E. J. Bond First Methodist Episcopal Church Gaillee Palmer Joseph Barnby MacDowell Epworth League Kath- Tym Fisk Suday School United States I Am Alpha and Omega

Local residents host and visit across Ohio and beyond

Day ton Ohio guest Miss Evelyn Bellamy visits Mr and Mrs J W Warden in Harrison street. Xenia guest Mrs Fannie Moore stays with her son Robert Moore on Garford avenue. Ohio residents attend reunions and trips from Cleveland to Vermilion Canton and Columbus with relatives and friends.

Amherst Death of Former Resident Martha Lau

Martha Lau 73 died at her South Sioux City home after a lingering illness. Born in Amherst she lived in Weeping Water before returning to near Amherst. Survived by son C A Lau, five brothers, one sister. Burial at Weeping Water. Cumanaco names Mrs E E Foster milk fund chair with Norwood Hearn, Charles Kendeigh, Mrs J A Wesbecher, Rev F B Eastman as members to raise funds for undernourished children and milk in schools. Funds funneled via churches, Sunday schools, beneft balls, banks, and stores. winter athletics planned to benefit the fund.

Amherst, O Martha Date Lau Southerland Nebraska Lau Amherst Weeping Water C. A. Lau Henry Jacob August Julius Casper John Krugman Elyria Methodist Church Cumanaco Business Mews Association Milk Fund E. E. Foster Same Norwood Hearn Charles Kendeigh J. A. Wesbecher F. EB. Eastman St. Peters Evangelical Sunday School

Federation Meeting at South Amherst

The Lorain County Federation of Women's Unions of Evangelical churches holds its fall meeting at St. John Evangelical Church South Amherst on Thursday September 15 with morning and afternoon sessions. The annual event will feature a fine program and includes election and installation of officers.

Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs J R Mueller at local hospital

Mr and Mrs J R Mueller of Pearl Street are the parents of a baby girl born Friday at the local hospital. The August meeting of St Peters Evangelical Church will be held in the church parlors at 7:30 Wednesday evening.

Ernst Irion St. Paul’s Evangelical Church C. L. Bristol Flying Squadron M. E Norma C. Brown Church of Christ James W. Crain WW. &E Oliver W. Stewart J. R. Mueller Pearl Street Church of St. Peters Evangelical Church

August Milk Report by City Chemist Curtiss

The August Milk Report issued by E. G. Curtiss, city chemist, details quality and composition findings for local dairy supply. It highlights evaluation of milk standards, pasteurization status, and public health considerations for consumers and vendors.

Meeting Postponed For Good Deeds Class Sunday School

The Good Deeds class of the Congregational Sunday School has postponed its Friday evening meeting. The new date and time are to be announced by the class leader.

Good Deeds Congregational Sunday School

Amherst Area Visitors And Guests Across Ohio

H A Clarke of Lorain acted as Amherst caller Friday. Agnes and Itza Lahilt visited Cleveland Friday. Harvey Andrews and wife of Elyria visited Mrs. Caroline Wolf Thursday evening. Bernice Calhoun of Lorain stayed with Myrtle Frank Friday. R L Menz and daughter Shirley Ann visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sahl in Sandusky. George Abderholden and sons from Milleraberg were guests of Mrs. Jane Bruce. John Good and family from Birmingham called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Good Friday. Margaret Berger and Lois Stiwald joined friends at Elberta Beach last evening. Earl Bliss and nephew Earl Decker of Wyandotte Mich. returned from Sandusky relatives visit. Mary Nord spent last evening at Elberta Beach. F C Moore of Oberlin and wife were Amherst visitors Friday. Marielle Slack returned home to South Amherst after a week with Mr. and Mrs. A F Nalley on Jackson Street.

H. A. Clarke Lorain Amherst Agnes Itza Lahilt Cleveland Harvey Andrews Elyria Caroline Wolf Bernice Calhoun Myrtle Frankin R. L. Menz Shirley Ann Ed Sahl Sandusky George Abderholden Milleraberg Jane. Bruce John Good Birmingham Charles Good Margaret Berger Lois Stiwald Elberta Beach Earl Bliss Earl Decker Wyandotte Mich Mary Nord F.C. Moore Oberlin Marielle Slack South Amherst A. F. Nalley Jackson Street

Berlin student gives blood 30 times in five years

Ludwig Neumann, a Berlin student, declares he has donated blood 30 times over five years for transfusion operations. He says the blood loss never harmed him and he could walk away hours after each procedure. He also denies that recipients become like donors.

Berlin Ludwig Neumann Neumann

Ticklish Ride Ends With Arm Injury In Indianapolis Bus

Johnson was riding a 3 street bus when a friend tickled him prompting a wild leap. He thrust his arm through a bus window, suffering a severe left arm injury. Police took him to city hospital for treatment.

Indianapolis Emmett Johnson Johnson City Hospital

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