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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1937

Page

13

Society notes crown Stetson party with bridge and gifts

Miss Carol E. Stetson entertained at her West Avenue home for Miss Phoebe Creel of White Sulphur Springs. Four bridge tables yielded prizes to Mrs. Harry Life and Madge Murbach. Guests received photo favors featuring a United States map and Virginia. The event highlighted Stetson’s civic ties and a forthcoming marriage to George Louis Carner of Washington, D C, with plans for First Methodist Church ceremony. Out of town guests included Miss Creel and several Cleveland and Lorain guests. The Star of Bethlehem Troop of Girl Scouts met at St Marys Parish Hall to sew uniforms, perform a play, and hold a candy sale.

Carol E. Stetson West Avenue Phoebe Creel White Sulphur Springs W. Va H. J. Eady Sixth Street Harry Life Madge Murbach Nushoo United States Miss Stetson Ohio George Louis Carner Washington, D. C Virginia Washington Capitol F. A. Stetson Elyria High School College of William and Mary Williamsburg Girl Scouts Young Women’s Republican Club Carner Clara V. Carner Norfolk Norfolk, Va Naval General Exchange Insurance Corporation First Methodist Church E. J. Bond Miss Creel Don Sprague Lorain Dorothy Berry Marybelle Berry Jean Bartlett Cleveland Star of Bethlehem St. Mary’s Parish Hall True Blue Patrol

Lorain County Medical Society Meets February Ninth

The Lorain County Medical Society holds its regular meeting on Tuesday February 9 at Hotel Antlers Lorain. Dinner begins at five with the business session followed by Dr James A Dickson head of orthopedic surgery at Cleveland Clinic delivering The General Principles in the Treatment of Fractures.

Lorain County Medical Society

Sorority Plans Birthday Celebration With Dinner Plans

Sigma Omega sorority held a business and social meeting with Mrs. Dave Robertson of Oxford court to plan the annual birthday event. A cocktail party on February 27 followed by a birthday dinner at Lotus Gardens in Cleveland was arranged. Ruth Gorman named new pledges Mrs. Dave Thomas, Mrs. Lucille Schrock, and Margaret Long. Margaret Long joined as a pledge from Lorain, welcomed by president Jane McQuistion.

Sigma Omega Sigma Sorority Dave Robertson Oxford Court Lotus Gardens Cleveland Ruth Gorman Dave Thomas Lucille Schrock Margaret Long Lorain Jane McQuistion Tony Marge Schwert Wilma Vanoster

Sigloe Club Hearts Night Supports Flood Relief

Bette MacDowell hosted Sigloe on Cascade Street for a regular meeting with a short business segment that approved a contribution to flood relief. Ginny Gibbons and Genevieve Gariss won prizes in the evening and a light lunch was served before adjourning to meet Tuesday February 9 with Betty Ryan of Third Street.

Bette MacDowell Cascade Street Sigloe Ginny Gibbons Genevieve Gariss Betty Ryan Third Street

Prenuptial Shower Honors Mare Copas at Ridgeville

A pre nuptial shower for Mare Copas was hosted by Bea Gilgenbach and Emma Ryan at Gilgenbach home in Ridgeville. Bunco produced high score for Gertrude Gilgenbach and Copas. Helen Koehn was consolation. Luncheon featured white mums and snapdragons with red carnations, red heart decor, and white tapers with red ribbons.

Mare Copas Bea Gilgenbach Emma Ryan Ridgeville Miss Copas Bunco Gertrude Gilgenbach Helen Koehn

Vicks Plan for Better Control of Colds

Final figures audited by a public accounting firm show Vicks Plan for Better Control of Colds cut sickness from colds by over half across a long winter clinic from 1932 to last year. Results varied but overall fewer colds, shorter durations, and more than half less sickness. emphasis on rest, fresh air, light diet, hydration, and early use of Va-tro-nol and VapoRub in home care.

Vicks VapoRub VapoRub Vicks Plan

Vicks Unusual Colds Clinic Report Now Available

The official report of Vicks unusual colds clinic with its methods and results is issued as a handy booklet. Copies can be obtained upon request from the Research Dept., Vick Chemical Co., Greensboro, North Carolina.

Vicks Unusual Vick Chemical Co Greensboro N. C

Personal notices from Gilbert Minnichta to Mrs Fletcher

Gilbert Minnichta and C H Merthers are noted on business trips in connection with Sears Roebuck. L B Feeley of Diagonal road will attend the funeral of Mrs Mac Fletcher in Bowling Green Ohio tomorrow. Lawrence Krebs welcomes a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on February 3. Henry Burton and Kenneth Smith return from a weekend in Hamilton and Oxford Ohio. AJ Kemp returns home from Magsillon Ohio. Daniel C Smith and Helen Taylor are parents of a daughter born last night at St Josephs Hospital Lorain. D J Perry of North Manchester Indiana plans to visit relatives and speak at the Second Congregational church Thursday evening.

Gilbert Minnichta Bradley Llinofa Sears-Roebuck Company C.H. Merthers New York City Feeley Diagonal Road Mac Fletcher Bowling Green Ohio Lawrence Krebs Elyria Memorial Hospital Henry Burton A. E. Kemp Second Congregational Church

Recreational Program Planned For U G W U Members

Elyria Branch ILGWU members met with Miss Bernadine McGruder ILGWU educational and recreational director and YWCA representatives to plan a recreational and educational program. Gymnastics and dramatics classes are set. During Lent classes meet at the Y W gym on alternate Mondays and Fridays starting February 8. After Lent, classes continue Fridays. A tea party entertainment was arranged with several helpers and Valentine themed contests enjoyed.

Elyria International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union Lnstight Bernadine McGruder Cleveland Onn Holly Evelyn Brillhart Y. W Holly Brillhart Jane Gutowskis Wanda Maslyk Margaret Ody Margaret Mazola

Turkey Dinner by P. T. A. at Carlisle School

Society notice announces a Turkey Dinner hosted by the P T A at Carlisle School on Thursday February 4 at 6 PM. Tickets priced 40c and 2d.

Carlisle School Thurs

Church group schedules and club meetings notice

Calendar items list various society meetings at churches and clubs. Dates include 6:30 start for Senior and Intermediate Chria than Endeavor at Church of Christ, 7:30 Bible School cabinet meeting, Missionary Society at Woman's Club, Senior Friendship Club farewell dinner at 6, and multiple small club gatherings with addresses and names like Mrs A E Page Middle Avenue Teneza Jennie Kovaleski Bond Street Mrs H Babich Fifth Street and Lorain speaker Atty A N Keep.

Chriathan Endeavor Church of Christ Church Council of St. Paul's Church Bible School Cabinet The United Presbyterian Church Church of Christ Missionary Society Woman's Club Golden Glow Club A. E. Page Middle Avenue Teneza Club Jennie Kovaleski Bond Street Rum Runners Club

Elect P T A Elects Mrs C Woodfill President

The P T A at the school elected Mrs. C Woodfill as president at yesterday's meeting. The association voted to send ten dollars for flood relief and announced an April presentation of The Land of Oz under Mrs. Berger's direction. Miss Corrine Brown's sixth graders had the most parents present.

Ely Edith Diederich

Mystery Sister Names Revealed At Class Party

Dorcas class dinner in Church of Christ dining room reveals Mystery sisters with sixty four place setting. Committee members, decorations, program, and a red heart contest marked the evening as guests guessed identities then read the list. A next three months’ names were wrapped in red cellophane as gifts. Complementary notes pointed to upcoming Sandrock-Wilson wedding on February fourteenth.

Dorcas Church of Christ J. B. Young B. C. Alexander F. Albert A. Groll E Ht. Laver Will Foster

Garden Club Talk Highlights Virginia Garden Spots

L. B. Hindman spoke to Elsha Garden Club at the Woman's Club last night on "Some of the Garden Spots in Old Dominion." He focused on Tidewater and gave special attention to Washington and Lee University in Lexington, the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, and the homes of Washington and Jefferson at Mount Vernon and Monticello.

L. B. Hindman Elsha Garden Club Woman's Club Old Dominion Tidewater

Missionary Society Holds Park Avenue Meeting

Emmanuel Lutheran church Missionary Society met at Mrs Arthur Hess home on Park Avenue for Day of Prayer activities on February 12 Eleven members attended Devotions were led by Mrs Hazel Rheineck and lesson by Mrs Jessie Conram The group will partner with Sister Society to serve a supper every other Wednesday during Lent before the mid week service The next meeting is scheduled for March 2.

Arthur Hess Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church Park Avenue Hazel Rheineck Jessie Conram

DeMolays Exemplary Degree For Masons

Frank S. Harmon Lodge No. 663 F. and A. M. held an evening meeting in the Masonic Temple led by Worshipful Master Burton Ohlemacher. The program titled The Third Degree featured DeMolay progress and a live exemplar by David J. Nre Chapter members. A Master Mason degree was conferred on a candidate, with DeMolay work praised.

Frank S. Harmon Lodge Masonic Temple Burton Ohlemacher A. E. Smith Deane Burns David J. Nre Chapter Order of de Molay Dad” Smith

Party Planned for Valentine Games at YWCA

Mrs Eleanor Reinhardt led readings at the Employe d Young Women's League supper meeting. Miss Winifred Seward supervised the program and Miss Helen Hoton presided at the business meeting. Plans were made for a Valentine games party to be hosted at the YWCA on Friday evening with Miss Eleanor Phiel as chairman.

Eleanor Reinhardt Employed Young Women’s League YL. W.C. A Winifred Seward Helen Hoton Valentine Zames Y. W Misa Eleanor Phiel

St Marys Altar Society to Meet at Mrs Crisp Home

St Marys Altar Society will gather tonight at the home of the late Mrs Margaret Crisp 115 E Hts Blvd at 7 15 p m The Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John will meet at the same address at 7 45 p m to recite The Rosary Tomorrow at 9 30 a m the group will attend the funeral at St Marys Church in a body

St. Mary’s Altar Society Margaret Crisp EK. His. Blvd Sp. m Ladies Aux Knights of St. John E. Hits. Blvd St. Mary's Church

Elizabeth Stevens Society Holds Meeting at First Methodist

Mrs J L Mathis presided as acting president of the Elizabeth Stevens Society at the First Methodist church. A committee was named to arrange honorary membership for the late founder. Three new members joined Ruth Ehrke, C Fulton, and George Shore. The program featured Dr Edwin Kirby on Home Mission goals and race relations as the study topic for six months.

J. L. Mathis Elizabeth Stevens Society First Methodist Church Elizabeth Stevens Ruth Ehrke C. Fulton George Shore Clair Lee Sarah Yoder J. L. Bridgeland Bembower

Little Sorority Elects Mrs Milton Bishop Hosts Meeting

Mrs Milton Bishop hosted Little Sorority at her sister Mrs Lila Hackney of Harvard Avenue with guests Mrs Hackney and Mrs Carl Turner. Members dressed to a popular song or book and Mrs Robert Smith won for representing Blue Ridge Mountain Home. Officers elected: president Mrs Richard Smith, secretary treasurer Mrs Robert Smith, reporter Mrs G F Hall. Bridge games crowned Mrs William Bridgett high score and Mrs Robert Smith consoled. Luncheon featured red poppies centerpiece and red tapers. red and white accents. Bridgett to host next at Park Avenue home on March second for a stag party.

Milton Bishop Lila Hackney Harvard Avenue Robert Smith

Mardi Club Hosts Dinner and Bridge Awards

Mrs. Charles H. Sparks of Blaine Street hosted Mardi Club last night as two tables played bridge. Miss Nancy Turnbull won high score, Mrs. W. F. Wolcott placed second, and Miss Marion Sparks earned the Valentine luncheon honor. Kathryn Sparks will entertain the club at her West Avenue home on Tuesday February 20.

Charles H. Sparks Blaine Street Aia Nancy Turnbull W. F. Wolcott Marion Sparks Valentine Kathryn Sparks West Avenue

Shower for Mildred Younglas Bride-Elect at Eberling Home

Mrs George Eberling hosted a kitchen shower at 3961 Bradley Road West Dover yesterday for Miss Mildred Younglas of Lorain, who will wed Melvin Weikel on February 6. Cards and banco yielded prizes to Mrs Margaret Klinkner of Cleveland and Miss Emma Klinkner of Avon Lake amid yellow calendula decor and a luncheon.

Mildred Younglas George Eberling Bradley Raid West Dover Miss Younglas Melvin Weikel Lorain Margaret Klinkner Cleveland Emma_ Klinkner Avon Lake Younglas Catherine Younglas J. B. Shepard Catherine Krugman Charles Henry Pearl Hall Elyria Emma Klinkner Caroline Pipes Cohen Inglar Jacob Barnes Luella Wagner North Ridgeville

St Johns 03 Club hosts meeting with plans for white elephant sale

St John s 03 Club met at Mrs Clara Bucholz East avenue last evening with a perfect attendance record. Plans were made for a white elephant sale at the next gathering hosted by Miss Tillie Ehrke on Eighth street March 2. Miss Louise Lotzaw led the educational program reading Passion Play in the Prairie. After a social hour refreshments were served with Valentine motifs and red candles. Mrs Bucholz and daughters Wilma and Jeanette served. Mrs Bucholz and Wilma performed marimba and piano numbers during refreshments. Five new members joined: Eleanor Clark Donna Chapman Eleanor Krugman Eleanor Rhodes Ruth Niemeser. Initiation committee was Betty Schaefer Jane McGuire Claire McGuire. A brief business meeting preceded initiation and lunch was served. In two weeks Jane McGuire will host at 409 Kenron avenue.

St. John’s Clara Bucholz East Avenue Tillie Ehrke Eighth Street Louise Lotzaw Betty Schaefer Jane McGuire Claire McGuire Kenron Avenue

Altar Society Holds Yearly Reports and Officer Election

St. Agnes Altar Society met in the parish hall yesterday afternoon. Mrs. James Elemes and circle heads reviewed activities while officers were elected: President Mrs. J. C. Welsh, Vice President Mrs. Carl Wolf, Secretary Mrs. James Elemes, Treasurer Mrs. Al Bauer, Historian Miss Helena Path. A social hour followed with tea served at a Valentine decorated table.

St. Agnes Altar Society James Elemes J. C. Welsh Carl Wolf al Bauer Helena Path Valentine

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Grafton and Lorain

Residential and city listings record hospital admissions for Frank Mitros of Grafton Mrs Lawrence Krebs R D No 2 and Mike Indre Lorain. Discharges include John Schildt 234 Marseilles Mrs Harry Hastings 119 Marseilles Edward Tulk 1206 East Avenue and Mrs Carl Foiday Cleveland.

Frank Mitros Grafton Lawrence Krebs Mike Indre Lorain John Schildt Marseilles Harry Hastings Edward Tulk East Avenue Carl Foiday Cleveland

Sir Knight Ernest P. Clement Funeral Notice

Sir Knights Elyria Commandery No. 60 will conduct the funeral for Ernest P. Clement at his residence 119 East Second St. at 2 50 p m on Friday February 5 1937.

Elyria Commandery No. 60 Ernest P. Clement East Second St

Spring Styles at Johnston Gift and Knit Shop

Exclusive patterns yarns and colors with free knitting instructions awaits selection at the Johnston Gift and Knit Shop 230 Second. Gifts of various descriptions offered at moderate prices.

Johnston Gift & Knit Shop

Young Women in Homes Meeting Set for Evening

The Young Women employed in Homes will hold an evening meeting at the WLC. Details are sparse, but organizers urge attendance and note the event will proceed as planned.

WLC

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