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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1933

Page

9

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List

Admissions include Mrs. William Henke of Tattersall Court, Mrs. Ralph Machovina of North Ridgeville, Fern Post of New London. Discharges include Mrs. William Krebs of Monroe Street, Ralph McGinnis of West Street, Mrs. Albert Thomson with baby girl, Mrs. Joseph Kaiser with baby girl, and Paul Schafer of Wellington.

William Henke Tattersall] Court Ralph Machovina North Ridgevile Fern Post New London William Krebs Monroe Street Ralph McGinnis West Street Albert Thomson North Street Joseph Kaiser West River Paul Schafer Wellington

Community groups gather for county events in Lorain

Tonight various clubs and church councils meet across Lorain including the Legion Auxiliary in Lorain, Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumni, Women’s Welsh Club at Elyria Business College, Eight o Clock Club with Mrs Schmitkens, Round Table Club, 8 F Club with Loretta Klein, Cheerful Chatter Club, St Clair Rebekah lodge, MOOS Chevalier Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Church of Christ Board, United Presbyterian midweek service at 7 30, First Congregational Chautauqua entertainment at 7 45, Emmanuel Lutheran and St Paul church councils also convene.

County Council of Legion Auxiliary Lorain Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses’ Alumni Association Elyria Business College Geo. Schmitkens Cleveland Street Round Table Club Loretta Klein Elyria Clinte Cheerful Chatter Hazel Bassett Lake Avenue St. Clair Rebekah Lodge J. O F. Hall Marshall R. A. M. Moos Chevalier Lodge

Agreed verdict of 1200 dollars in car crash case

An agreed verdict of $1,200 was recorded in common pleas court in the case of Orville Sparks administrator of the estate of Robert Sparks deceased against Miss Bertha Philpott former Elyria school teacher. The suit arose from an April 17, 1931 automobile accident on East avenue that killed Robert Sparks, age five.

Common Pleas Court Orville Sparks Robert Sparks Bertha Philpott Elyria Miss Philpott East Avenue

YWCA Health Education Plans Swimming Pageant Cast

The YWCA Health Education department announced the cast for The Princess Learns to Swim to be staged at the Y M C A pool on Thursday February 2 at 8 00. Miss Marian Stetson directs with Kathryn Brown Rosemary O Donnell as princess figures and Betty Seward as queen and baby nymphs among numerous named helpers and performers.

Health Education Department Marian Stetson Hing Kathryn Brown Princess Adore Rosemary O'Donnell Maude Stevenson Jane Hill Herald Marian Ellis Jean Hecdierne Madame Myers Betty Seward Madame Watkins Madame Crossroads

Attorney Findley principal speaker at C E observance

About one hundred ten members of the Christian Endeavor and their families attended a tureen dinner at the Church of Christ parsons in celebration of the 52nd anniversary of Christian Endeavor. Attorney Guy Findley spoke on Christian Endeavor after a program of music and talks.

Christian Endeavor Church of Christ Irene Upton Lucille Guttensohn David Wainwright C. FE Revellers Judge Webber Burdue Guy Findley Anita Poole

Miss Clara Mae Eddy Hosts T. N. T. Club Bridge Night

Miss Clara Mae Eddy welcomed T. N. T. Club members at her Butternut Ridge home for three tables of bridge. Fay Walker won the high score and Grace Prindle received a consolation prize. A two course luncheon followed and members planned to meet again in two weeks with Mildred Smith of 210 Harvard Avenue.

Clara Mae Eddy Butternut Ridge Fay Walker Grace Prindle Mildred Smith Harvard Avenue

Reverend J H Young Speaks at W C T U Meeting

Reverend J H Young of Columbia Station spoke at the W C T U gathering at the Baptist Church House on First Avenue. Mrs W L Fay led devotions, with Mrs A Mr Boyer presiding and Mrs Anna Kennedy reporting on Oberlin mid year tasks and the motto Advance not Retreat. Instrumental music featured Mrs C Byers, Miss Dorothy Byers, and Mrs George Wieseke. The next meeting is scheduled for February 28.

J. H. Young Columbia Station Baptist Church Ast Avenue W. L. Fay Dorothy Byers George Wieseke

Comraderie Club Hosts Bridge Evening at Kuchenrither Home

Members met at Miss Marian Kuchenrither's Stanford avenue home for a bridge session followed by a brief business meeting. Ella Barbknecht won high, Helen Koehn low. a Valentine party was planned at Miss Ruth Stanford's 50 East Broad Street home on February 14.

Marian Kuchenrither Stanford Avenue Ella Barbknecht, High Helen Koehn Low Ruth Stanford East Broad Street

Girls of Troop I Meet for Games and Tests

Girls of Troop I gathered at the First Congregational church for a game and test passing meeting led by Lieutenant C. E. Uthe. They played knot relay three deep and Black Spider and will hold a February court of awards after a session devoted to test passing. The meeting closed with taps.

First Congregational Church C. E. Uthe

J F Brown Addresses Joint Meeting At Gates Auditorium

J F Brown business manager of the city schools spoke at Gates School Auditorium to explain the Paul Mort plan. Elyria PTA Council and local clubs organized the event to promote stable school finances and elevate education beyond charity relief. The audience included members from four districts with group singing led by Paul Wainwright and Mary Fox at the piano.

Gates School Elyria Paul Wainwright Mary Fox

Fellowship Club Social at Grace Lutheran Church

Reverend Schumm led a Bible study and opened a Fellowship Club meeting at Grace Lutheran Church. After a brief business session the evening featured games and contests. Entertainment and refreshments committees were chaired by local members. next meeting is February 28.

Fellowship Club Grace Lutheran Schumm Grace Lutheran Church Dan Haag C. E. Bannon William Schmittgen William Neubiser Fred Meinke

Birthday Evening for Myrtle Wildman at Dominic's Cuisine

Miss Ruth Wildman hosted a social evening at Dominic's Cuisine in compliment to her sister Miss Myrtle Wildman on her birthday anniversary. Guests included former nurse associates from Elyria Memorial Hospital. Pink and green decor featured pink sweet peas and green tapers with favors at seven marked places. A social evening followed the dinner.

Ruth Wildman Dominic Myrtle Wildman Elyria Memorial Hospital

Clio Club Hosts Marian Higgens at Bound Street

Miss Marian Higgens entertained Clio Club members at her Bound Street home last evening. Plans were finalized for a mothers to be party this evening at Catherine Seward's Fourth Street home. Bridge was the diversion and a luncheon course was served to the members and guest Miss Eleanor Hrickson.

Marian Higgens Clio Club Bound Street Catherine Seward Fourth Street Bridge Eleanor Hrickson

Suni Club Hosts Tureen Supper At YWCA

Twenty two Suni Club members enjoyed a tureen supper hosted by Mrs. Marvy Smith Mrs. Curtis Spence and Miss Frances Given at the YWCA During the meeting they scheduled a February 28 benefit bridge party Officers from last year were reelected Florence Fullmer president Mrs Margaret Keller treasurer and Mrs Mildred Daniels secretary After the business session the group played bridge in the gym with Mrs A H West taking first prize and Miss Mabel Wade second The tables and decorations featured Valentine themes

Suni Club Marvy Smith Curtis Spence Frances Given Florence Fullmer Margaret Keller Mildred Daniels A. H West Mabel Wade Valentine

Bible School Cabinet Meets at United Presbyterian Church

Eighteen officers and teachers met at 7 3 last evening with superintendent T F Sellers. Mrs C M Ackerman was introduced to explain a new graded lessons set prepared for Sunday school work by the Moody Bible Institute Chicago. A general discussion followed.

U. P. Bible School Cabinet United Presbyterian Bible School T. F. Sellers C.M. Ackerman

Mrs Kelly and son visit Sharon relative

Mrs. Edward Kelly and her son David of Sharon Pennsylvania are visiting her mother Mrs. C M Theobald.

Edward Kelly David Sharon, Pa C. M. Theobeld

Elyria Parent-Teacher Council Welcomes Holy Cross Unit

Elyria Parent-Teacher Council met with 36 attendees as Holy Cross School formed a new PTA with 50 members. The council discussed National Congress observance, county institute, summer registrations, student aid relief, sewing projects, free milk distribution, safety plans, glasses for children, andMort tax relief proposals for school funding. The next meeting is February 28.

Elyria Parent-Teacher Council County Council Institute Ridgeville Cyril Brecknock Jessie Robbins Dewey Hull Red Cross Ars. E. C. Crooks Milk Fund Carl W. Martin R. C. Maston Frank Spencer M. F. Fey Maston Ohio Scott Lingenfelter S. G. Shaw BE. C. Crooks

Lady Rowena Circle Meets at Krause Home

Mrs. Jennie Krause opened her Lake avenue home Tuesday to twelve members and three visitors of Lady Rowena Circle. A short business session followed by prize for high score to Mrs. Judd and consolation for Mrs. Alice Kaylor. Hostess assisted by her daughter Mrs. Saladin. In two weeks Mrs. Martha Wirth will entertain at Nichols Court.

Jennie Krause Lake Avenue Lady Rowena Circle Pedro Judd Alice Kaylor Saladin Martha Wirth Nichols Court

Sigma Lambda Sigma Plans for Spring Dance

Sigma Lambda Sigmas met at the Krisher home to discuss an April Fool's Dance. Dance committee members include Marge Daniels Jeanne Smith Wanda Krisher Jinnie Wicker and Nina Nelson. Bridge was the evening’s diversion and refreshments followed. Next hostess Charline Boddy with Dot Welch assisting.

Mrs Ryan Hosts D D Club Gathering

Mrs Rose Ryan hosted the D D Club at her Fourth Street home. After a brief business session, members played po dro with prizes to Mrs S Gorman Mrs A Schilleman and Mrs Diltz. A luncheon followed before planning a next meeting with Mrs Diltz of Nichols Block.

Rose Ryan D. D. Club Fourth Street Podro S. Gorman A. Schilleman 3. Diltz Diltz Nichols Block

DeMolays to Install Officers in Open Ceremony

David J. Nye Chapter of DeMolay will install newly elected officers Thursday evening February 6 at 8 00 in the I O O F hall. The event is open to parents and friends with a varied post installation program planned.

David J. Nye Order of DeMolay

Bible Class Meets At Y W C A With Seventeen Attendees

Mrs. W C Porter led the Business and Industrial Women's Bible Class at the Y W C A last evening. Seventeen attended and the lesson titled The Veil was presented. The class will meet again next Tuesday evening.

W. C. Porter Business and Industrial Women

Initiatory Degree Highlighted at Elyria Odd Fellows Meeting

Elyria Lodge No. 103 held a regular meeting with 125 members. Delegates from Chicago Lodge 748 and others attended for the Initiatory Degree. Captain Frank Church led the degree work praised by longtime members. Targets include February programs and a March gala with Grand Master Norman P. McGay expected.

Elyria Lodge Chicago Willard Ohio Marks Lodge Milan Grafton Karl J. Lehman E . Brecknock Norman P. McGay Cleveland Church Gore Sayles McMorris Miller Buryard Wolf Bohn Fillier Sutton W. Shirk J. Shirk Patel Link Howard Wm. Osborne Lodge No. 748 Elyria Lode Clarence Whitney Floyd Yost Grafton Lodge Ralph Hohnl Entertainment Committee C J Miller Speoke Noble Grand Odd Fellowship E.L Bailey Bailey Paul Wainwright W. H. van Oster Brother Church Tom Robson Dover Ledge Dover

Girl Scouts Open Meeting at Church of Christ

Girl Scouts opened their meeting at Church of Christ last night with inspection. New patrol corners were assigned. After a business session the scouts sang good night.

Church of Christ

Local society notes from Lakewood and surrounding towns

Mrs C M Ackerman attends Union Missionary Society meeting at Lakewood Methodist. The Moodys plan a California trip with their sons to Los Angeles and Fresno visiting Mrs George Tufford and T F Moody. Whitneys of Ashtabula were weekend guests. A C Hudnutt returned from a two day Ohio newspaper publishers convention in Columbus. W H Crow treated surgically in Cleveland Charity Hospital. Joseph Conrad and family returned home after visits in Detroit with Al Brouse. Earl Perkins and family welcome a son born Sunday night. Dorothy McLean of Painesville in city for the O Donnell King wedding with Margaret Kiser and Claire Emerick. John and Mrs McCurdy of Adelbert Street called to Pittsburgh on death of brother. grandson Clarence Baldwin accompanied. Margaret Gallagher of Cleveland visits sister Mrs Ready. Mary Elizabeth Foster of Cleveland attended Dorothy O Donnell and Ray King wedding. Myrtle Sirl of Cleveland visited Margaret Wiser and Claire Emerick. Jane Lersch leaves for Chicago to visit Northwestern University attendant Molly Murbach. George Brand announces Florence Ann to Norville D Masten of this city on December 29 1932. home at 254 Pasadena Avenue.

C. M. Ackerman Lakewood Union Missionary Society Lakewood Methodist Church D. L. Moody and Tom Leroy Leonard Los Angeles Fresno Califfornia George Tufford Mr. Moody T F. Moody J. G. Whitney Ashtabula A. C. Hudnutt Columbus Ohio W. H. Crow Charity Hospital Cleveland Joseph Conrad Lake Avenue al. Brouse Detroi Michigan Earl Perkins Pasadena Avenue Dorothy McLean Painesville O’donnell-King Margaret Kiser Claire Emerick Alice McDonald John McCurdy Adelbert Street Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Andrew Clarence Baldwin Margaret Gallagher Ready Harvard Avenue Mary Elizabeth Foster Dorothy O'Donnell Ray King John Pekrns Myrtle Sirl Margaret Wiser Jane Lersch Chicago Illinois Molly Murbach Northwestern University George Brand Florence Ann Norville D. Masten

Belden School Tutor Still Ill. Substitution Named

Miss Mary Allis, Belden, Ohio vocal and piano teacher at the Belden school, remains ill and unable to teach. Mrs. Hecock of Elyria has been appointed as substitute.

Belden, O Mary Allis Belden School Hecock Elyria

Belden Teams Prep For Weekend Basketball in Elyria and LaGrange

The Boys team played three practice games in Elyria on Thursday, winning two. The Girls head to LaGrange Tuesday afternoon to face LaGrange, and Friday evening Brookside visits Belden for a regular game. This promises to be an exciting finish.

Elyria Belden LaGrange Brookside

Bailey urges Choral members to rehearse Monday night

Bailey extended an open invitation to visiting members to join the chorus and to visit Elyria Lodge at all times.

Bailey Elyria Lodge

Brookside and Belden Face Off in Undefeated Showdown

The Brookside girls sport undefeated record this season against the Belden squad which has dropped only one game. A large crowd is expected as the rival schools meet to test unbeaten runs.

Brookside Girls Belden

Sunday School Contest Opens With Two-Month Run

The junior class announces a two month contest with captains Martha Schriver and Richard Frehauf. Points will be awarded for attendance and recruiting new members.

Martha Schriver Richard Frehauf

Scarlet fever quarantine hits Belden school district

The James family are under quarantine for scarlet fever, the third family quarantined in the Belden school district.

James Belden

Farmers Institute Set for February 9 10 at School

The Farmers Institute will be held in the school auditorium on February 9 and February 10. Speakers include Miss Gertrude Aikens of Columbia and Mr Joe Thomas of Havesyville Ohio.

Farmers’ Institute Gertrude Aikens Columbia Joe Thomas Havesyville

Card Club Hosts Delightful Evening at Armbruster Home

Mr and Mrs Seldon Armbruster hosted their card club on Saturday evening. Six tables of sixty six were in play with prizes to Urban Miller and Robert Clay for high scores and Luella Miller and Victor Burton receiving consolation. Delicious refreshments were served.

Seldon Armbruster Urban Miller Robert Clay Luella Miller Victor Burton

Local Scenes Highlight Wise Family and Friends Gatherings

Mrs. James Aldrich and LaVerne spent Friday evening with Mrs. Charles Wise. Numerous Wise relatives, friends, and guests attended dinners, visits, and community events across Ridgeville, Elyria, Berea, and surrounding areas. Multiple social calls, clinic visits, and a school orchestra event underscore a busy weekend in the county.

Local families host dinners and visits in Elyria and nearby towns

Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clair Anderson and daughter of Elyria with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Droege. The Lehman and Stiwald families visited Orville Lehman and Merle Lehman. Mrs. Bert Schaefer called on Mrs. Droege. Clarence Wise’s family joined Henry Pfeiffer’s party to Lodi. Mary Wise dined with John Hartman. Foard family traveled to Cleveland. Clarence Wise and Ed Werner's Detroit trip included a stop with George Droege. K G Reisinger and Naomi Newman spent Friday in Cleveland.

James Aldrich LaVerne Charles Wise Lucille Wise Medina J. D. Mennell A. L. Crowe Theodore Shellhaus A. L. Wise Oleeva Sharlene Wise R. L. Crowe East Russia Ridgeville Warren W. Ver- Soy Hazel Lorain Harvey Reisinger Alton Elyria George Wise Arthur Rinehart Elyria Clinic Bert Goodman Inez Goodman William Law Bert Schroeder Canton Reuben Law Rocky River Ralph Linderman Jessie Adams Clair Anderson Henry Droege Marl Lehman Orville Lehman Bert Schaefer Betty Claire Stiwald Amherst George Linn Merle Lehman Clarence Wise Henry Pfeiffer Litchfield Lodi Harold Pfeiffer Mary Wise John Hartman George Droege K. G. Reisinger Naomi Newman Cleveland

Epworth League Midsecar Institute Held in Wellington

Fred Reisinger and Theodora Shellhaus attended the Epworth League Midseason Institute of the Norwalk district hosted by the M E Church in Wellington. Classes were led by capable leaders Saturday and Sunday with a banquet drawing 350 members Saturday evening.

Epworth League Fred Reisinger Theodora Shellhaus Epworth League Midsecar Institute Norwalk M. E Wellington

Belden Chorus Members Attend Elyria Practice and Nearby Visits

The Belden County Chorus members Esther Gest Ethel Nichols Neva Goodman Myrna Rising Leon Rising and Walter Sandrock attended Monday practice in Elyria. Sunday visitors included John Hartman Clyde Schuster Edith Schuster and Murlrad Stewart Ik. Additional guests and gatherings involve D C Reisinger Lehman Edith Steimer and Lakewood visitors.

Belden Elyria Esther Gest Ethel Nichols Neva Goodman Myrna Rising Leon Rising Walter Sandrock Clarence Wise John Hartman Clyde Schuster Edith Schuster Murlrad Stewart Ik D. C Myra Rising Margaret Richter la Verre Zacharias Joseph Grabenstetter William Mary Pfeil George Acker George Grabenstetter Home Quilt Club Aberhart

Beriswill Family Attends Lakewood Wedding

Mr and Mrs Martin Beriswill and daughter Jane attend the wedding of Miss Charlotte Beriswill to William Wheeler at St Luke s church Bunts Road Lakewood on Saturday morning. They join the wedding breakfast at the bride s home.

Martin Beriswill Jane Mr. Beriswill Charlotte Beriswill William Wheeler St Luke’s Church Bunts Road Lakewood

Card Party Highlights Local Hosts and Winners

Mr and Mrs Joseph Grabenstetter with Bully and Mrs Mary Pfeil attended a Saturday card party hosted by Mr and Mrs Leo Nilges. First prize went to Mrs C Grabenstetter and Norbert Mott while Mrs Mott and Bully Grabenstetter were consolation winners. Mrs Matie McMullen of Valley City visited Wednesday afternoon with Mrs George Grabenstetter.

Joseph Grabenstetter Bully Mary Pfeil Leo Nilges C Grabenstetter Norbert Mott

Mr and Mrs Stepke Host Sixty Six Party Guests

Mr and Mrs George Grabenstetter attended a gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Stepke on a Tuesday evening for a sixty six party. First prizes went to Pearl Drimling and George Grabenstetter. Mrs Hinkle and John Warkner with daughters Fern and Florence were Sunday guests of Ed Werner in Litchfield. Frank Wise and Edward Reisinger joined a bank Directors room meeting in Elvira for organizing a Senior Four H club.

George Grabenstetter Stepke Pearl Drimling Hinkle John Warkner Clarence Wise Fern Florence Ed Werner Litchfield Frank Wise Edward Reisinger Elvira

County 4 H committee meets to nominate officers

A senior Four H club member joined two county colleagues at the Farm Bureau office in Elyria to nominate officers for the coming year. Mr and Mrs A L Wise with children attended a P T A meeting in Brighton on Tuesday evening. Qolleva and Sharlene Wise Ray Crowe and Dorothy Bandrock attended as members of the county concert orchestra which furnished the music for the event.

H Club Farm Bureau Elyria A. L. Wise Brighton Qoleeva Sharlene Wise Ray Crowe Dorothy Bandrock

Mrs Wise entertained After noon Bridge Club

Mrs B A Rothgeery hosted the After noon Bridge Club with two tables playing on Wednesday. Prizes were awarded to Mrs James Schurgot and Mrs A L Wise at count ing time. Mrs John Clark will host next. Charles Wise visited Mrs Ed Harder in Grafton on Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Herman Wise were in Ashland, Clarence Wise was in Detroit.

Arthur Wise Charles Wise B. A. Rothgeery James Schurgot A. L. Wise John Clark Ed Harder Grafton Herman Wise Ashland Clarence Wise Detroit

Masonic Lodge to Conduct Funeral for Wm M Adams

King Seloman's Lodge No 56 F and A M will hold a special communication at 1 15 PM Thursday February 2 to conduct the funeral services of the late Brother Wm M Adams H C Steger Worshipful Master Church of Christ endorsement noted 25c Thursday event reminder

Church of Christ King Seloman's Lodge No A. M Wm. M. Adams

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