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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1932

Page

9

Evening Church Meetings and Local Social Events

Several church groups hold evening gatherings including St Pauls St Johns United Presby terian Second Congregational and St Marys. Social clubs and lodge activities feature the Seven Come Eleven Orchestra Hospital Alumni Association Keen Butter Club and Rebekah Lodge. A bridge party and parish card party are also listed in Spring Valley.

St. Paul's St. John's Lutheran Church Andrew's Vestry Second Congregational Church Dimick Dewey Avenue United Presbiterin Church Garford Parent Teacher Association H. C. Wilcox Seven Come Eleven Hospital Alumni Association County Cornel of American Legion Auxiliary South Amherst Keen Butter Club Clara Behnke Lake Avenue

Hospital Notes Admissions List

Patient admissions include Mrs Paul Gabie of Lake Avenue and Mrs Mary Fick of 214 1 2 Fourth Street. Also admitted are Mrs Rudolph Ryder of Medina. Ear Wheeler of Amherst. Mrs Fred Porter of 1575 East Avenue. Doctor charges, none.

Paul Gabie Os Lake Avenue Mary Fick Fourth Street Rudolph Ryder Medina Ear Wheeler Amherst Fred Porter East Avenue

Meetings of Seventh Congregational church group scheduled

Meetings Division A will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Jane Peltr s home 37 Louisiana avenue. Twelve members of the Congenial Twelve Club plus two guests met at Mrs. Junger s West Ridge home Tuesday. The club will be entertained at the home of street on Tuesday March first.

Seventh Congregational Church Jane Peltr Louisiana Avenue Twelve Chuh Alvin Stewar Arthur Buckhergy Junger West Ridge Street

Christian Endeavor elects officers at Evang elical church meeting

The Christian Endeavor Society of the Evangelical church held a securing and business meeting at the Baetz home with twenty five present. Newton Hasenptitz opened the session and Rev. I. Al. Allore oversaw the officer election. Harry Stick was named president, Gladys Gleuszler vice president, Gladys Zileh secretary, Emma Miller assistant secretary, Dorothy Baets pianist, and Mabel Hasenpflug assistant pianist. A social hour with games followed and refreshments were served.

Christian Endeavor Society of the Evangelical Church Conrad Baetz Newton Hasenptlitz I. al. Allore Harry Stick Gladys Gleuszler Giladys Zileh Emma Miller Dorothy Baets Mabel Hasenpflug

Unclear fragment references Berkeley girls and Texas school

Fragments describe a telegraphic communication revealing Jones’ real name and mention 90 day growing seasons common across the United States. The text reads as partial notes without a full event or clear outcomes.

Jones Berkeley Texas School United States

Christian Endeavor anniversary dinner in Lorain church

One hundred two Church of Christ and Christian Endeavor members gathered for a tureen dinner in the church parlors to celebrate the 51st anniversary. Kenneth Oxonson, president, welcomed guests as Judge Webber spoke of the June Sail On convention in Lorain and the world’s progress over a century.

Church of Christ Christian Endeavor Mabel Sayles Kenneth Oxons Judge Webber Lorain Christian Tredeavor Charles Lee Clark

Mrs Myers Addresses Ely School on Child Well Being

Mrs Garry Myers spoke at Ely School Tuesday detailing factors for well adjusted children, stressing courtesy courage and sportsmanship and parental roles in shaping traits. She cautioned against irritation and exaggerated speech and urged reason over fear in safety education before shifting to a Y M C A mothers talk on fear and anger in children.

Garry Myers Ely School

William F. Jahn Soloist Tonight at Church of Christ

William F. Jahn, bass soloist, is featured at the Church of Christ on Chapel Street this evening at 8 o clock. Mrs. Baird arranges social music and leads a hymn concert including Nearer Still Nearer and In the Garden. Mr Fowler will speak on The Judgment in a service welcoming all.

William F. Jahn Church OF Christ Chapel Streets Socia Ma. Baird Baird Wall Fryorie Bs Morris Wm. F. John Bass Reil Fowler

Elizabeth Stevens Society meets at church for birthday program

Members of the Elizabeth Stevens Society of the Methodist church gathered in the kindergarten room last evening. Mrs Warr Bosworth led devotions and Mrs C V Bearell spoke on achievement. Dinner was hosted by Mrs Whitehead. Fables for Washington's Birthday were read. The evening included a lute play review of Chal-Tense of Change by Miss Littleton and Miss McLellan. An open meeting of Tiayid J, Wye Chapter Order of Devedas was announced for Thursday with officer installations and a graduation party for twenty nine members reaching majority. Jewels will be presented for merit on the Greater DeMolay Committee. Vocal and instrumental music featured. John Philips Grant of New York announced the birth of a son, John Phillips Jr., born January 30. The Grant family formerly resided here.

Frank S Harmon Lodge Order of Veteram Star Kathryn Stone Order of Fastern Star Charles B. Garford Avenue Club Reporrer Elizabeth Stevens Society the Methodist Church Thor Benecth Home Missions Studs Miss Littleton Miss McClellan Tiayid J Wye Devedas Orde John Philips Grant New York John Phillips, Jr Grant John WW. Grant City Mary Hariet Collins Cleveland Oxer Oberlin Gration Huron Amherst Medina Takewood Lora Norpport Michigan A. Walker EL Malham Ralph Frown Theron Bary Lierd Bartlett Wv. F. Wheever Grafton Howard Sut Moelles Odd Fellowship Butler Uares Devarr Degras Belenee Walter Watts Sheritys Bob Rodazers Clareree Adams Melvin Olmstead Body Meller CL Weker Thart Srdase Taig Maeris Kirk Jor Gras Tames AL Glthers Jay Nels Fares F Faipo Roop Faiph Fares Pilezma Mike Rive Miller Rodgers Wm. Gourne George Martin

Grand Final Rabbit Show Delegates Named

Final plans set to send Wil G. Frueht and C. Tt. Miller as delegates to the Grand Final Rabbit Show in Norwalk February 25 to 28. Alfred Emery and Joe Waltek will represent the local club. station patrons and guests are noted at Copia Sta. The event includes a birthday tribute for a patron and social refreshments.

Norwalk Alfred Emery Joe Waltek Vosmeerirs Colum Aisrath Rewaolds Ais Cherics Amron Copia Stataro Aarts Ting

Mooshehart Legion Plans Anniversary Observance

Mooshehart Legion unit No 77 schedules a 7th anniversary observance with a coed turnout. Meeting held in Woodmanhan, with plans for a supper to conclude the event and celebrate the anniversary on a Tuesday evening.

Utopic Ccatter Moosenear Legion Inc Regnar Woodmanhan

Book Lovers Club Meets With Mrs Alice Engle Hosting

Members of the Book Lovers Club gathered last evening with Mrs. Alice Engle hosting at Earl Court. P M Smith and Mrs. Eren Gore attended as part of the evening’s program while reports indicate the club enjoyed readings and discussion.

Book Lovers Club Alice Engle

Lorain Mens Society to Host Supper and Program

Lorain County Mens Society will hold a meeting at the Congregational church in Amherst on Thursday evening. Supper will be served at 6:50 followed by a varied program of musical numbers. Talks and an illustrated address are planned, with more than 100 representatives expected from Elyria, Amherst, and nearby areas. Mrs F J Bailey of Northyton road Cleveland Heights has been visiting the past week at the home of Mrs A Wells of Evie Street.

Lorain County San Mens Society Congregational Cham Omnasium Amuecrst Thursdpres Ning Hastman Jon Rain Elsha Amherst F. J. Bailey Northayton Road Cleveland Heights Mra 4. A. Wells Evie Street Thursdov Messionary Society Chas, Shaw Elmwood Queen Fishhers T. Wilderson Be Kberger Missionary Dept Irvine Aldrich Hiney Cahoon Road Jan Tenraki Fries Reading Mel Vrs Feargce Dennisep Novia Aventun Tielar

Central Guild Hosts Card Party at Woatan Club

Central Guild of St. Arion sponsored a card reading event at the Woatan Club. Twenty tables of games were in play with prizes awarded to Mrs. Derrell, Mrs. Wehrhoi, Mrs. A Marsh, Mrs. M. A. Gue, and Mrs. Theodore Laundon. The Ways and Means team organized the affair with Mrs. Nev o Laundon assisted by Mrs. Adeedson, Mrs Patton, Wes. Livings, Mrs. Rawron, and Mrs. Wivien Yank.

Central Guild Woatan Central Guilt of St. Arion Hha Clini Broize Tates Derrell Wehrhoi Irs A Marsh M. A. Gue Theodore Laundon Mre Nev‘o Laundon Ai Eedson Myre Patton Wes

Local clubs host tea and meetings at East Rover street hostess home

The East Rover street venue hosted the 05 Club of Jerry's Lutheran church with Laura Thompson presenting Victor Herbert as speaker after a social hour and hostess carved refreshments. The Fly Girl Reserves held a tea for teachers with green and pint decor and roses. The Welsh Club met at Gengo Smiths for a luncheon and a planning session for a silver tea commemorating St. Patrick's Day to be held on March 1 with details to follow.

Tor Herbert Jery Laura Thompson Victor Herbert Cora Prune ELY Gir Nool Alien Johnson Gengo Smith Rest River

Royal Neighbors Card Party at Woodview Hall

Royal Neighbors of America hosts a Friday card party at Woodview Hall with bridge and pedro games. Entry is $30 per person, prizes awarded, plus lunch provided.

Royal Neighbors of America Woodvien Hall Bridge Pedro Inmico Luneh

Rebekah Club Valentine Games at Mrs Day’s Home

Mrs Mary Day hosted the Rebekah Club at 31 Veddie avenue for Valentine games and contests. Prizes went to Mrs Jennie Arnold and Mrs Dua Luty with Mrs Cera Bens praised. Mrs Anna Gehrke ran the prank of the ugliest metuts and Miss Hattie Kansmyer planned the event. Next meeting led by Mrs Ruby Beas and overseers will be in charge of Mrs Deda Ler.

Rebekah Mary Day Veddie Avenue Jennie Arnold Mes Dua Luty Cha Spool Sven Cera Bens Damy Ruby Beas Ove Ces Deda Ler

Myrtle Wepherdvan Honored on Births

A damaged note recalls Myrtle Wepherdvan being honored at a birthday gathering with luncheon games and activities. Attendees included Miss Pauline Rehards, Miss Helen Bach, Miss Genevieve Bord, and others in a pink themed color scheme.

Meroord Goorge DL Trutterr Yost Rover Road Foc Voss Myrtie Weldenan Gers Moss Helen Bach Misa Dein Beles Genevieve Bord Bonrey Miss Floren Uascte Wiss Marion Bord Wooz Devd Robert Mandles Moss Woderman

Valentine place cards at Lewis Mercantile Benefit

At the Green Lantern Tea Room last evening the Lewis Mercantile Benefit Association hosted a dinner. Attendees enjoyed a social evening with place cards and games providing entertainment.

Valentine Enri Lewis Mercantile Benefit Association Green Lattern Tea Room

Neva Inskeep Heads to Los Angeles for Indefinite Visit

Personal notices list Neva Inskeep leaving for Los Angeles to stay with Miss Margaret Seckins for an undetermined period. Jeanne Trastings returns to Furnace Street after a week with Cleveland friends and relatives. Edith Rimbach visits Pontiac Michigan with daughter. May Scudder, Mrs. Charles Moperle and others attend Elyria acquaintances. William Crow Jr. recovers from appendectomy at Charity Trimreal in Cleveland. A birth at Elvira Memorial Hospital adds a son to the Leland Woierel family. Dr. Morrow is called after the death of his brother.

Iiss Neva Inskeep Los Angeles California Margaret Seckins Jeanne Trastings Furnace Street Cleveland Edith Rimbach Princeton Avenue Pontiac Michican Mre Cheney Blaine Street Coldwater Michien May Scudder Charles Moperle Caugher Helen Turne M. Turner Litchfield Elyria R. Wimpenary Dair Fields William Crow, Jr S24 Westavenue Trimreal Irs Ben Nickel Ina South Amherst Elvria Cline Lelend Woierel Eastern Eights Boulevard Elvria Memorial Hospital John C. Lioyd Bond Street

Pivot card party at St. Agnes Flals

A pivot card party is noted for Thursday evening at St. Agnes Flals with a 30 cent contribution.

St. Agnes Flals

Nephew of Mrs Isler Dies After Pneumonia The funeral in St Louis

Victor McCarthy son of Thomas McCarthy of Grafton was killed in an automobile accident in Cheyenne Wyoming after a pneumonia illness. He will be buried in St Louis Missouri. Mrs TH BR Isler of 224 Fourteenth Street received word of the death. Other notices mention Mrs Rose Ryan hosting visitors from Akron and Ohio University student Helen Reynolds planning to attend Obert Kindergarten training School. Mrs May Dale of Howe Street plans a Cleveland visit before joining her daughter Mrs Pearl Gibser. Mr and Mrs WLP Eadred of Mastic attended the Auto Show in Cleveland.

TH. BR. Isler Fourteenth Street Victor McCarthy Thomas McCarthy Grafton McCarthy Cheynne Wyoming St. Louis Missouri Rose Ryan Fifth Street Milthofff Matine Haan Akron Helen Reynolds Ohio

Village Notes and Activities Highlight Local Life

A Bay Village items page details Ladies' Aid meetings at the POM on Wednesday, church services, and several social visits. It notes Mrs W Y Dedd’s travels, Mrs Welte Serzer’s recovery, and various neighbors traveling, hosting, or quarantining. Funeral services for Mr William Gueikher are announced at St. Paul Lutheran, with remarks on family loss and a missionary gathering at Elmwood Avenue.

Sundas H. Dae el de Lind Gus Tornenega W. WY. Dedd Rass Webooo Flay Evie Jacob Welte Serzer Ora Moore Acendens UM Tey Elyria EL Troeapsern Cysdad Ales Phelune Osborn Mats Fridas Tess Toan Ermen William Gueikher Ara Stokegird Voepita St. Peut Mr. Gueiker

Fomens Christician Temperance Union Meets at Congregational Church

The regular monthly meeting of the Fomens Christician Temperance Union was held Wednesday afternoon at the Congregational church. Pastor Eres Allie Clas led the session and Mrs Eid Sanders directed the program with readings, a song, prayer, and discussion. Refreshments were served to attendees including Mrs H L Brandan and Mrs Charles Bechtel.

Local Student Honored By League College Passes

A note from Berkeley Cal dated February 2 reports a San Antonio Texas sophomore Edward N Jones a student at Pollas AL MA College is identified as a perfect man by UC authorities. Jones writes under the nom de plume Charles J describing himself as conceited handsome and musically talented. He boasts on varsity swimming team and has a distinctive appearance with no moustache spats or smoking.

Berkefley Cal University of California Coeeds Tiewn Edward N. Jones San Conto Tex Pollas AL & M Cirls Charles

Mixed dances at Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday evenings

Cook's Orchestra performs every Friday at Ridgeville Grange Hall. couples dance night features a 90e per couple entry.

Ridgeville Grange Hall Cook

Virginia Baked Ham Supper and Dance Event Card

Church supper at LaPorte on Thursday evening with a confetti ball and novelty dance. Saturday evening at the Hedges for a dance with a couple. Reservations at 8 Kings. Mixed dance at Barn on LaGrange Road. Mountaineers versus Gents game at 50 cents admission for men, ladies free.

Virginia LaPorte Church Thurs LaGrange Rd Mountaineers

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