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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1938

Page

8

Local Club Events and Meetings Evening Calendar

Town calendar lists numerous society gatherings including Woman's Club program with a book review by Mrs. McCracken, St. Clair Rebekahs new officers night, Daughters of St Andrew benefit bridge at YWCA, Friendly Twelve at Mig J W Oakley, and various others at homes, churches, and clubs.

KOR Woman's Club Harry Kowkes Marseilles Avenue Continental Club Frank Yungman West Street WGA Ds Sullome Guards of Methodist Meen Gates Elyria Maccabees Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Assolution Women’s ‘Association of Fat Cong Ursbion Hugh Uubbaard Townsend Glub No Woodman Wall Bloe Trangle cl

Methodist and church group gatherings listed in ISC area

A sequence of church events includes a prayer service at the ISC and a St Paul Church Council meeting. The Junior Mission Band of the U P Church gathers after school at Mrs C L Bristol home on Harvard Avenue. A U P Church service follows at 7:16 with Bible School cabinet meeting. Methodist Choir meetings led by J Martin Beck.

ISC St. Paul Church Council U. P C. L. Bristol Harvard Avenue U. P. Church Bible School J. Martin Beck E . Ry

Meetings at St Agnes church and local clubs schedule

Meetings Circla No 2 of St Agnes church will meet in the basement Thursday at 1 30 pm with Mrs Garber and Miss Puth in charge. Sheriff Grall speaks for the Democratic Women’s Club Thursday at 8 pm at the Woman’s Club on Fourth Street. A bingo party follows the Women’s Benefit Association meeting at Woodman Hall Thursday evening. Residents were entertained at Claire McGuire’s home 100 Kenyon Avenue last evening where Betty Schaefer won Lexicon and Eleanor Rhodes was consoled. The hostess announced the next meeting in two weeks with Donna Chapman 247 Harvard Avenue.

St. Agnes’ Church Mre Garber Puth William F. Grall Democratic Women’s Club Woman's Club Fourth Street Women’s Benefit Association Woodman Hall Tota Nu Claire Mi Guie Kenyon Avenue Betty Schaeiier Eleanor Rhodes Donna Chapman Hai- Vaid Avenue

Hospital Admissions List For Various Residents

A hospital admissions notice lists several patients including Mrs Emmanuel Weingerton of 311 Fifth Street Wellington and Mrs George Dike of R D No 1. Also named are William Eberhardt, Otis Lyndes, Mrs David Henry, and Mrs Eugeny Mittler with addresses in Wellington West Third Street Harvard and East Avenue. The notice mentions accident sickness maternity care options and a hospital selection with a monthly rate and contact for MRS. E. C. Barclay at 128 Grant St. Phone 80084.

Emmanuel Weingerton Fifth Street William Eberhardt Wellington Wre Otis Lyndes George Dike Carl Pomeles East Avenue David Henry Harvard Eugeny Mittler West Third Street L. 8S Canada E. C. Barclay Grant St

Lincoln Day Dance Planned After Lodge Meeting

Announcement reports Miyria Lodge No. in Lorain hosts a Lincoln Day dance after Tuesday meeting on February 8. M C Reynolds leads plans. Noble Grand Walter Gehrke chairs with William M. Johnson as vice grand. Johnnie Jackson’s orchestra plays. guests invited. Lorain I O O F team challenge mentioned. Father-Son banquet speaker announced as Dean Roehm of Baldwin Wallace College.

Miyria Lodge Los M. C. Reynolds Walter Gehrke Wiliam M. Johnson St. Clair Rebekahs Dean Roehm Baldwin-Wallace College Berea

Club Adds New Member and Scouts Plan Good Turn

Mrs Sherman Mellinger joined St Johns 03 Club hosted by Mrs Hilla Peck on Clinton avenue. Anniversary activities paused normal business. Donations made to four institutions. Members listed for perfect 1937 attendance include Clara Bucholz Laura Bucholz Ellie Hrke Catherine Fluger Helen Kipf Laura Thompson Anna Wildenheim Helen Kraetz. Laura Bucholz presented Glimpses of the Life of a Missionary Wife in China. Scout Week plans discussed. Troop 205 met at First Congregational church with church attendance urged. Boy Scouts appointed to displays and demonstrations. Good Turn sponsored by the Good_Will factory of Loiata discussed. A Court of Honor planned for Scout Day. Rotary method used for tests. Meeting adjourned after Scout benediction.

Sherman Mellinger St John’s Hilla Peck Clinton Avenue Clara Bucholz Laura Bucholz Ellie Hhrke Catherine Fluger Helen Kipf Laura Thompson Anna Wildenheim Helen Kraetz China Valentine Rira Fourth Street

Unicameral Versus Bicameral Debate Divides League Leaders

Mrs. Stanley Jackson leads a study on unicameral legislature questions with a planned debate. The Elyria League weighs support for a one house system at the National Convention, reflecting ongoing trends in several states and foreign countries toward unicameral government.

Stanley Jackson Elsa League of Women Voters Vermont Georgia Pennsylvania Nebraska Norway Switzerland Canada Australa Argentina Baltic States Albania Bulgaria Tu Key Spanish Republic Irigh Legislative Council General Assembly Elyria League

Organizing New Cub Den No 8 At St Marys Church

Organizers led by New Den J Linville met with Mrs E P Hayes and others at St Marys Church basement to form Den No 8 under the Cub Pack sponsored by First Congregational church. Mrs Hayes becomes Den Mother and Charles Conrad will serve as Den Chief. Six prospective Cubs attended. future meetings set for four o clock Monday afternoons.

J. ©. Linville E. P. Hayes Sixth Street C. Robinson Second Street R. J. Rosselot Fourth Street St. Mary’s Church First Congregational Church Hayes Charles Conrad Cornell Avenue

Orne Sempre Club Hosts Card Night At Foster Avenue Home

The Orne Sempre club was entertained at Mrs. Ray Firetone’s home on Foster avenue where Mrs. H. H. Wellert won high score in four billiards games and Mrs. Walter McMullen received consolation. A dessert course followed at small tables. Mrs. Peter Grasso plans a February 16 gathering at her Lorain home.

Orne Sempre Club Ray Firetone Foster Avenue H. H. Wellert Walter McMullen Peter Grasso Lorain

Bingo Byeways and Meetings of Local Groups

Alpha Beta Ghamma met at Viola Grugel's Blaine street home for a business session and to finalize George Washington party plans. A splash party pajama party and bingo with prizes to Bettye Kazlow and Dorothy Konsesky followed. The Corrine Rhodes on Seventh street will host the next meeting on February 5. The Ladies of the G A R Captain P D Reefs Circle held a bingo party at Mrs Willam Whallett's West street home with about twenty five attendees. Myrtle Rose topped the bingo, followed by Dei mer Huffman and Rose Dale as consolation. Refreshments were served. next regular meeting set for February 14.

Alpha Beta Ghamma Viola Grugel Blaine Street George Washington Bettye Kazlow Dorothy Konsesky Corrine Rhodes Seventh Street P. D. Reefs Willam Whallett West Street Myrtle Rose Deimer Huffman Rose Dale

Proposal Sparks Talk on Subject Among Small Group

Mrs. Jackson expresses hope that a limited audience will engage more intelligently on the topic, enabling clearer discussion.

Form New Friendly Club Forms Under Harry L Young

The Friendly Club, eight members, formed under Harry L. Young, will hold its first business session Thursday. Dances every Saturday at British Empire Hall, Middle Avenue, starting February fifth with modern and old time dances. Music by Lloyd Smith and his Cavaliers.

Friendly Club Harry L. Young British Empire Hall Middle Avenue Lloyd Smith Cavaliers

Boys To Explain Glass Break At Elyria Savings

Two boys aged 18 and 16 are to report to Police Chief this afternoon to explain breaking a plate glass in the revolving door of The Elyria Savings and Trust Company at 8 p m yesterday. They were apprehended by night watchman Billingsley and turned over to police. They say it was an accident.

Elyria Sayings and Trust Company

Cars in Collision Damages Right Fender in Columbus Driveway Turn

Mabry A Vandyne of Columbus had his car’s right rear fender damaged at 10 p m yesterday when turning into a driveway at 116 Broad street. His vehicle was struck by a car driven by Gerald Swiers of 207 Clark street, police said.

Mabry A. Vandyne Columbus Broad Street Gerald Swiers Clark Street

Right Front Fender Damaged in City Collision

Patrolman Robert A. Schwartz sustained front fender damage today after his car collided with another vehicle driven by Alva G. Smith of 420 West Avenue as Smith turned from Broad Street onto Middle Avenue. Police reports note the time as 7 26 a m. and place as city streets.

Robert A. Schwartz Alva G. Smith West Avenue Smith Broadstreet Middle Avenue

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