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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1937

Page

8

Mid-Winter Institute Closes After Lorain Medina Leagues Gathering

Wellington Ohio reports Dr. Rollin Walker, emeritus English Bible professor at Ohio Wesleyan, as keynote speaker at the Epworth Leagues Mid-Winter Institute in Wellington. The event drew 104 participants, featured a chicken dinner by the Ladies' Aid, and outlined a two day program with worship, devotions, classes, and meals. Walker, who retired last June after 39 years teaching, spoke on his life and biblical works while continuing writing and advocacy for the denomination.

Wellington Rollin Walker Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Epworth Leagues of Methodist Episcopal Churches Lorain Medina Counties Donald Swanger Wellington League Dr. Walker Walker Walk Methodist Episcopal Church Ohio Wesleyan Fred Kelser

Flood isolates Cairo Illinois after days with daughter

Cairo Illinois remains cut off by floods though residents like Mia’s mother have recently spent time with relatives. Carlton Smith is noted nearby near Oberlin. Robert Patterson fell from a hay mow ladder striking his shoulder with severe bruising. Newton Hoskin attended Farmers Week at Ohio State University in Columbus last week. Mrs Lester Phelps is among the sick. Mrs Alfred Pfeiffer of Wooster is visiting with daughter Mrs Ray Taylor on the State Farm. Miss Geneva Swan was asked to return to work at Wooster as office assistant.

Mia Carlton Smith Oberlin Robert Patterson Newton, Hoskin Ohio State University Columbus Lester Phelps Alfred Pfeiffer Wooster Ray Taylor Geneva Swan

Church Institute Agenda and Leaders Named

Mrs. Irving Dunford chairs devotions at 1 15 p m with Reverend Karl Darkey leading 1 30 to 3 o clock. Activities include a 3 30 to 5 p m session, recreation led by Lawrence Good, dinner at 6 p m by the Missionary Society, Dr. D Gould as speaker, Henry Pierce as chairman, 7 20 classes, 8 14 question box with Dr. Walker, district cabinet, and 9 p m candlelight service led by Mrs. Luella Gault Bickster. Sunday worship at 9 30 a m by Dr. Vernon Wagar and 11 a m with Dr. Walker as guest preacher. Institute officers include Miss Eva Steibling as dean, Miss Marian Bainbridge as secretary, Miss Mary F. Schriver as treasurer, Dr. Wagar as district superintendent, and Rev. L. J. Quade as district president. Reverend Lonzo S. Green leads the entertaining group.

Irving Dunford Karl Darkey Lawrence Good Missionary Society of the Church D. Gould Henry Pierce Walker Luella Gault Bickster Vernon Wagar Norwalk Institute Eva Steibling Marian Bainbridge Mary F. Schriver Wagar

Four H Achievement Program Held in Well ington School

Four H clubs in Wellington staged the 1936 year end achievement program Thursday evening in the schoolhouse. Mrs. Charles Church chaired and introduced advisors. Pins were awarded to 1st and 4th year members across Rainbow Juniors, Junior Willing Workers, Homefurnishing, Senior Willing Workers, Hustlers, Sunnysiders, Calf and Colt, and Junior Cookies clubs, with talks by county agent C. I. Hummell and reports from members including Edgar Jones on trips to Congress and Washington. The Sunny siders presented a silver sifter flower hall to Mrs. Church, honoring 25 years of 4-H work, and pledges closed the program.

Wellington Charles Church Joyce Meredith Robert Hardman Aldine Palmer Beverly Baker Una Zimmerman Harry Wagner Anna Buswell Blanche Mohrman Virginian Clodwick Janis Preston Verna Walters Jean Evarts Floyd Buswell Margaret Ejibner Evelyn Smith Marolyn Pitts Warren Church Warren Williamson Ted Jones Sunnysiders Mary Seitters Wilda Schach Alice Bird Columbus P. T. Burnside Colt Club Edgar Jones Charles Webber John Mohrman Congress Washington Arthur McDavitt Lillian Davis Howard West Hustlers Mrs. Church

June and Jean Host Allegro Club Meeting

June and Jean hosted an Allegro Musical Club gathering at their home Friday evening. Mrs. Roy McCormic served as advisor and piano teacher. Eighteen attendees were present before the text cuts off with five noted as un-

June Jean Mix Allegro Musical Club Roy McCormic

Local club grows as two new members join the group

The ill health prevented attendance but members shared illustrations of scales and cards they had worked on. Officers Gladys Balasz president Margaret Frey vice president Edith Barnes secretary and Mary Donna Zahn treasurer initiated Mary Marlette and Margaret Massard as new members. Massard appointed treasurer succeeding resigned Zahn. Refreshments were served by Dan BeVier and Patsy Baum. Next meeting set with Edith Barnes on Friday evening February 26. Mrs Louis Fitch spoke in Berea Thursday night. Mrs James Morgan is home.

Gladys Balasz Margaret Frey Edith Barnes Mary Donna Zahn Mary Marlette Margaret Massard Mary Zahn Dan BeVier Patsy Baum Herrick Avenue East

Eaton Grange Meeting Ends With Oyster Supper

Eaton Grange ladies enjoyed a meeting Wednesday night as guests of the men in an oyster supper after a year long attendance contest. Two officers missing installation were inducted, Mrs. James Parker as Pomona and A B Martin as Trustee, with a program prepared for the Traveling Altar stop.

EATON Grange Ben Munn James Parker A. B. Martin Eaton Grangers

Fidelis Class Party At Carpenter Home Featured Patchwork

A Fidelis Class gathering at Mr and Mrs Chester Carpenter’s home last Tuesday night featured a preacher in a patched shirt described as unpatched. About nine dollars was found under the patches. The event’s main diversion was a game of Pit, followed by light refreshments. The next meeting will be a Valentine Party at the home of Mr and Mrs James Parker with the date to be announced.

Chester Carpenter James Parker

Local residents visit bedridden Bernard Cowley amid illnesses

Bernard Cowley, confined by arthritis, received visitors including Reverend A. K. Stevenson, Rev. Lampbrecht of Valley City, and families from Chardon Columbia South Amherst Elyria and Oberlin area. William Henney is now out, Dorothy Terrell missed classes at Oberlin Business College, and Russell Marsh with Wilbur Carpenter plan a Florida motor trip. Parent-Teachers Association to hold a meeting with a varsity basketball game between freshmen and eighth graders scheduled that evening.

Bernard Cowley A. K. Stevenson Lampbrecht Valley City Neil Law Chardon Clair Howard Lyman Sabins Columbia Lewis Grills E. F. Litzenberg South Amherst Frank Henney Lee Terrell David Sampson Ora Lysaght Elyria William Henney Donald Elwood Pierce Dorothy Terrell Oberlin Business College Harley Klooz Russell Marsh Wilbur Carpenter Florida Parent- Teachers Association Schol House

Illness to Recovery Yet Noted in Local Notices

Mrs Carl Wright has been ill with the flu but is recovering. Mr and Mrs John Leach attended their Sunday School class party at the home of Mr and [illegible]

Carl Wright John Leach

Grange Hosts February Pot Luck Supper

Members of the Grange and their families will attend a pot luck supper at the home of Mr and Mrs J Myers on Thursday evening February 4. This serves as the regular monthly social gathering, typically held in a private home.

The Grange

Local Hosts Welcome Mr and Mrs Karl Ross Guests

Mr and Mrs Karl Ross and their two daughters visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs M E Strong. Mr and Mrs Andrew Smith also called Sunday afternoon.

Karl Ross M. E. Strong Andrew Smith

South Ridge Women’s Groups Plan February Meeting

Mrs Emma Fowl and Mrs Ralph Fowl will host a meeting of the Woman's Missionary and Ladies Aid Societies at their home on Thursday afternoon February 4 at 2 pm. Mr and Mrs George Knittle and daughter Marian attended Lorain High graduation. Ruth Grobe a Knittle niece was among the graduates. Mrs Jennie Cole will leave the local telephone switchboard after March. She will stay with daughter in Cleveland to be near another daughter ill for nearly a year. Miss Murtan Kuttee attended Tree Grange in Amherst. Mrs M O Baws reported, Mrs Carl Friday of Cleveland a patient at Elyria Memorial, improving. Mr and Mrs B C Frye and son Joseph Edward visited Elyria friends. Mrs Harvey Curtle and Mrs Harland Schlechter visited Milton Schlechter family. Mrs Theodore Grills of West Ridge spent Thursday with her father C J Smith.

South Ridge Emma Fowl Ralph Fowl Woman’s Missionary and Ladies Aid Societies George Knittle Marian Lorain High School Ruth ‘Grobe Knittle B. M. Ross W. H. Giles Jennie Cole Cleveland Ernest Terrell Iane Elyria Memorial Hospital Lakeside Hospital Murtan Kuttee Mt Ee Tree Grange Harvey Curtle Elyria Harland Schlechter Henrietta Milton Schlechter Theodore Grills West Ridge C. J. Smith

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