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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1932

Page

9

New President Elected At YWCA Board Meeting

The Y W C A board held its monthly meeting with Mrs D A Baird elected president to replace Mrs George Stevens who resigned after five years. Other officers named include Mrs W O McClellan as vice president and Mrs Artemas Beebe as treasurer.

D. A. Baird Y. W.C.A. Board Stevens Tion George Stevens W. O. McClellan Artemas Beebe Hf. W. Tibball Adelie Brown Beard Akon National Y. W. C. A Akron

Mary Valerius Hosts St Agnes Junior Circle Dance

Miss Mary Valerius of Lake avenue entertained the St. Agnes Junior Circle on Saturday evening with Hearts as the main game. Prizes went to Eleanor Shapiro and Dorothy Meyers. A late-hour luncheon was served to regular members.

Mary Valerius ST. Agnes Lake Avenue St. Agnes Juionr Hearts E Eleanor Shapiro Dorothy Meyers

Pre Lent Dance at Nubn's Barn on LaGrange Road

An advertisement notes a pre Lent dance at Nubn's Barn on LaGrange Road Tuesday night with Nichols Holmes Oveh. A cash door prize and an extra prize for a couple are advertised.

LaGrange Rd Tueswight Nichols Holmes

McKinley PTA Meets. Miss Pierce Speaks on Newer Educational Procedure

Mrs B H Long chaired the McKinley Parent Teacher Association meeting. Miss Mary Pierce of Park School spoke on newer educational procedure noting radio and air travel shrink world boundaries and the need to prep youth for changing conditions. Mrs Lyndon set March 18 for the next meeting and urged hosting delegates Friday night.

B. H. Long McKinley Parent-Teacher Associator Association America C. L. Bristol Evchel Mantie Sheldon McKinley Lyndon Mary Pierce Park School Cleveland

Allen Shaw Hosts Tenth Birthday Party in Harrison Street

Allen Shaw of Harrison street hosted nine young friends yesterday to celebrate his tenth birthday. Guests arrived after school and enjoyed dinner after activities with James. Patriotic décor featured red white and blue runners and blue willow ware. A white cake on a blue plate was decorated with red candies and flags with confections in red paper cups marking each place. Attending were Nancy Miller Marcia Webber Jane Gleason Boynton Lersch Paul Richards Kenneth Walker James Garber Paul Malenchini and Sammy Rockwood. The party ended at eight o'clock.

Allen Shaw Harrison Street James Nancy Miller Marcia Webber Jane Gleason Boynton Lersch Paul Richards Kenneth Walker James Garber Paul Malenchini Sammy Rockwood

Nine new members join Sapi entes Club at High School meeting

Nine new members of the Sapi entes Club were initiated at a Monday afternoon meeting at the High School. Names include Marjorie Baus

Sapientes Club Marjorie Baus Margaret Bueche Charlotte Fox Betty Lersch Richard Kreps Eugene Rivers Bernice Atkinson Kathryn Schaefer Kathryn Nivas

Community club and church events in Lorain area

Tonight multiple groups meet including Ta Wa Si Club with Miss Alice Smith, Knights auxiliary card party, W B A meeting with Mrs Nel le Renouard, and a 8 p m Business Women's Dept at the Woman's Club. Also Girl Scouts at First Congregational, Lorain County Medical Society dinner at St Andrew's, and various church and lodge activities across town.

Ta Wa Si Alice Smith Prospect Street Knights of St John C. Yall Nelle Renouard Lodi Street Woman’s Club Wolobach First Congregational Church Lorain County Medical Society St. Andrew's Church A. Massaro Elyria Garden Club of Savings and Trust Co Y. Indus Y. WC. A

Wamba Club 1 Plans Two Candidate Introductions

The Wamba Club 1 met at Ralph Schrarr’s home on Lodi Street for a brief business session and a Hearts evening with five tables. High scores went to Hilda Sepp and Ray Leslie, with Kathryn Murphy and Wendell Towne consolation.

Wamba Club Ralph Schrarr Lodi Street Hearts Hilda Sepp Ray Leslie Kathryn Murphy Wendell Towne Kaufmann West River Street

Lenten Services Begin Across Churches During Ash Wednesday Observance

Ash Wednesday marks the start of Lent with services planned at First Congregational and St Andrew churches. Dr William Muir Aud will deliver the first address in the parlor of the First Congregational church as part of a series tied to spiritual renewal. Parish activities include bridge gatherings hosted by St Agnes and a special child service at St Andrew’s parish, highlighting devotion, prayer, and self discipline.

First Congregational Wilar Muir Andrew Jon Tyre

Dinner party honors Portman sixteenth anniversary

Edward Portman hosted a dinner party with ten covers laid for six at his home. Relatives attended the event nearby in Civde, FPromont and Toledo with a theater outing and a Valentine season poem read aloud after dinner.

Edward Portman Mro Todt Belham Civde Fpromont Toledo Yestoraas

Hospital Notes Admissions List Highlights Local Residents

Admissions include Mrs Russell Vincent 405 Second Street William Phillips 118 Elizabeth Court Wanda Yarmon Shelby Walter Adams S07 Woodland Avenue Clarence Petroskey Oberlin Children s Home Mrs James Bowers Li Mound Street Robert Hochenden 1496 Middle Avenue Mrs Lawrence Krugman 127 Riverdale Court Discharges Mention Joe Dobrovic Lakewood Mrs Irene Joppeck Columbia Station Alice Ferrand 317 North Street

Russell Vincent Second Street William Phillips Elizabeth Court Wanda Yarmon Shelby Walter Adams Woodland Avenue Clarence Petroskey Oberlin Children’s Home James Bowers Mound Street Robert Hocheneden Middle Avenue Lawrence Krugman Riverdale Court Joe Dobrovic Lakewood Irene Joppeck Columbia Station Alice Ferrand North Street

German author Roth book reviewed by Mrs Ingersoll

Mrs Henry Ingersoll Jr reviewed the November book Job by Joseph Roth at the Literary Club gathering on Middle Avenue. The work translated by Mrs Sinclair Lewis was praised as simple and uplifting with rediscovery of Bible literature and noted the tale of Mendel Singer and his family in Russia and America. A business session followed with year programs distributed and a Valentine luncheon served. The next meeting is slated for February 2 at Central Book Store.

Karen Neilsen Middle Avenue Henry Ingersoll, Jr Joh Joseph Roth Sinclair Lewis Job Mendel Singer God Russia Deborah Jonas Shemiard Miriam Menachim Mendel Amerie Menuchim Philharmonic Miss Nielsen Cental Book Store

Mary Jane Haralampous Fifth Birthday Party Hostess Celebrated

Ire A. Haralampous hosted a birthday party yesterday for her daughter Mary Jane. Guests enjoyed games and were given gifts, then shared a dining room refreshment course served by the hostess with Miss Parmelee and Miss Elizabeth Soules assisting.

Ire A. Haralampous Mary Jane Lttle Davnts Parmelee Elizabeth Soules Valentine Lois Reese Doris Diamond Marjorie Ann Bannon Lois Jean Bray Arlene Dewhurst Dotsie Horner Mary King Cushing Bonna Mae Reynolds Dorothy Fay Smith Marian Nary Shirley Oldfield Mary Jane Haralampous David Taylor Teddy Gilder Jack Wurts Gene Henry David Alten

Birthday Bunco and Donkey Party at Betty Farkas Home

Last night a birthday gathering at Betty Farkas’s home featured bunco and a donkey prize. Winners included Betty Bago and Betty Poudy for bunco while Jeanne Karolatsz received the donkey prize. guests included Julia 70, Irma Baksa, Toanne Kotrowlatsz, Batty Pondy, Jee Bago, Pearl Vorniak, and Hetty Warkas.

Bunco Donkey Betty Farkas Betty Bago Betty Poudy Pearl Hornyak Jeanne Karowlatsz Sarved Julia Irma Baksa Tlene Nag Toanne Kotrowlatsz Batty Pondy Jee Bago Pearl Vorniak Hetty Warkas

Birthday Party Honors Bessie Benuch at Lake Avenue

A birthday party honoring the 80th anniversary of Bessie Benuch at 1707 Lake Avenue was held Saturday afternoon from two to four thirty. About thirty guests enjoyed a pleasant afternoon and a tovel Tithean was served. The hostess received lovely gifts.

Bessie Benuch Lake Avenue

Mardi Gras Club Hosts Valentine Bridge Party

Members of the Mardi Gras Club met at Marve Perry’s home on Fourth Street for a Valentine bridge party. Prizes were awarded to Olive Schwemler for high card and Ruth Girl Joe, Mrs HOG. Sharp left for West Virginia to visit his daughter.

Marve Perry Fourth Street Velentins Bridge Olive Schwemler Hog. Sharp Lark Purg West Virginia Farl

Neighborhood Bible Classes Meet at Hales Home

District No. 11 of the Neighborhood Bible Classes will meet at Mrs. A. O. Hales 1005 West avenue on Wednesday at 2:00. La Porte W C T A meets Thursday with Mrs. Roy Jackson on Grafton road. luncheon at 11:46 and Miss Alice Bird continues her talk on Nutrition.

A. O. Hales West Avenue la Porte W.C

Knights of St John Auxiliary Card Party Highlights

The Knights of St John Auxiliary drill team held a party at the Woman's Club with twenty tables in play. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Mahlke and Mrs Mary Dengate while pedia prizes were won by Mrs Mary Claycomb and Mrs Mary Barres. Anna Riley captured the evening’s prize. Refreshments were served by a committee including Mrs Julia Sullivan and others. a card party at the K of C hall is planned after the meeting.

Columbia Club Lester Burt St. John's School Auditorium Messrs. Marlin Huebner Walter Weich Carl Niemeyer Knights of St. John Woman’s Club Mahlke Mary Dengate Mary Claycomb Mary Barres Anna Riley Julia Sullivan Katherine Krugman Eleanor Roling Florence Lepinsky Marian Spieth Lades K. of C Hall

Ladies' Division meets at Second Congregational church

The Yours Ladies' Division held a meeting at the church with prayers and a Proverbs reading. Plans were made for a play by young ladies for the Woman's Association on March 16. Bonbons were given to Bessie Douglass, and Valentine refreshments served to fifteen members. The next meeting is scheduled for March 13 at the church.

Yours Second Congregational Church Rene Stuart Edna Albright Bessie Douglass Valentine

Thompson and Surliffe Names in Local Notice

Harold C. Thompson, 27, salesman. Elsria and Maxine E. Sur liffe, 24. Elsria, Reverend Carter.

Harold C. Thompson Salesman Elsria Maxine E. Surliffe Carter

Local Socials and Honors Highlight Community News

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Meyer returned from Chicago after attending the Automobile Show. Akron visitors included Mrs. G E Gould Mrs T F Bramac Mrs G A Wake Mrs Robert Crehore and Miss Maybelle J Burner meeting a Y W C A secretary at the Akron building. Ellsworth Alheit named second prize winner at Baldwin Wallace College essay contest earning him roles on Phi Pi Phi and Alpha Phi Gamma. he is junior and sports editor of the Exponent. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Krugman at Elyria Memorial Hospital on February 9. Mrs F L Bird of Fayette Onia visiting daughter Alice Bird of 224 Gates Avenue. Mr and Mrs Harvey Funk attended a city meeting.

Leo Meyer Eastern Heights Boulevard Chicago G. E. Gould T. F. Bramac G. A. Wake Robert Crehore Maybelle J. Burner Akron National Ellsworth Alheit Dewey Avenue Baldwin-Wallace College Alhert Baldwin-Wallace Phi Pi Phi Alpha Phi Gamma Boro Lawrence Krugman Riverdale Court Elyria Memorial Hospital F. L. Bird Fayette, Onia Asis Alice Bird Gates Avenue Harvey Funk

Local Social Notes From Amherst And Nearby Towns

Aids unemployed Jolly Eight Pedrocin at the home of Mr and Mrs John Bart lome in Amherst last evening. Mrs. George Banes and Mrs Noberta Davis of Amerst spent yesterday with fronts in this City. TL Brents and Jami of Worcester, Morris Cuba of Worcester, and Morris Brenner and family of Wellington were in Elyria yesterday attending the funeral of Jacob Brenner. Mrs F A Zakary has returned to her home in Flushing Long Island New York after spending the path week with her aunt Mrs Louis briefer of Second street. Dr and Mrs C Miller of Renton avenue spent the week end in Toledo. Miss Lillian Halberstadt of Cleveland has come to this city to take an care of the ready to wear department of the John Lersch Con. Mr and Mrs Archer Shaw of Cleveland were Sunday dinner guests of their niece and husband Mr and Mrs R M Sandrock. Miss Lois McCaw of Lake Placid New York was a recent guest of Miss Helen Frey of Eighth street. On Saturday evening Miss Frey entertained at dinner in honor of her guest. T A Conway of Third street is in Sandusky and Port Clinton today on a business trip. Mrs Val Vought of Delaware Ohio is a guest of her sister Mrs A H West of Park avenue. John Shaw has returned to his studies at Oberlin College after a visit at his home on Harrison street. Miss Ruth Adams of Grange is a guest today of Mrs Adams of 355 Second street.

A. E Reese Norwalk TL. Brents Jami Wecester Morris Cuba Wooster Morris Brenner Wellington Elyria Jacob Brenner F .A. Zakary Flushing Long Island New York Louis Second Street C. Miller Renton Avenue Toledo Lillian Halberstadt Cleveland John Lersch Archer Shaw R. M. Sandrock Lois McCaw Lake Placid Helen Frey Eighth Street

Princess Elizabeth Sets Color Fashion for Juveniles

London reports Princess Elizabeth introduces new color trends for youths with a Holly Red winter costume to follow the summer Betty Yellow. She debuted the look traveling to Sandringham for Christmas holidays, wearing a holly red short coat a matching hat and white socks while carrying a doll dressed like herself.

London Elizabeth Sandringham Lke

Dance at Nuhn's Barn Hosts Mountaineers Event

A Mountaineers dance night at Nuhn's Barn on Wednesday features a pivot card party and dance in C. F. Hall. Doors open 8:30 PM with prizes and lunch offered.

Dames of Malta C. F. Hall Danco

Marmola pills promise fat loss without starvation

Medical science notes fat forms when energy foods are overused. Marmola prescription tablets claim to stop fat formation and help nature remove excess fat without starvation. Sold for 24 years with instructions in each box. ad urges readers to consult a physician.

Nature

Dressmaking and Tailor Classes Offered

Y W C A conducts dressmaking and tailor classes on Tuesday evenings at 7:30 P.M. Members join to learn sewing, alterations, and garment construction in a community program.

Grist Mills Hub In Pennsylvanian Idle Era

Harrisburg reports a surge of activity at picturesque grist mills that lay idle for years. More than 1000 mills grind grain again as farmers offer abundance of low price corn and wheat, reviving operations once converted to tea rooms and summer retreats.

Harrisburg Ayl Apnia Pennsyilvania

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D. J. Goodwin ST. Andrew's East Side A. R. MacDonald D. L Goodwin England Egypt Holy Land Elyria Savings and Trust Company William G. Sharp John P. Rankin S Group Miss C. Webster Charlotte Webster Elyria Woman’s Club Cascade Park Bert Shotten American Legion Amici Narager Philadelphia National Baseball Club Afriican Legion Legion Hall Wr. Shotten Jiean Boggs Fidelle Jean Buges Dorothy Bashy Mildred Brevoort Stella Copas Rosabelle Carpenter Fidele The Methodist Church Mrs. Portman Dorothy Rawson Ernests Banco Ruth Shore Blocher Villa Ruth G. Thomas Wooster Ohio Levelland NLBL Lvelys Wilson Dabte Tina Woo Misa Brvelzn Wilson Baek Avenue Plac Rowena Caldwell Elizabeth Squire Carlett Congo Jatin Tne King Solomon's Lodge Washington Mess Burn Smubhead Beck George Washington A. CL Schilleman Chestnut St Stella Wilbert Brussel Floria Lodge Daughters of Unon Baptist Missionary Society Our Church Young Women's Society of Verkhoadist Church Yrark & Harmon Lodge Mercan Legion Legon Jimut Society Grace Lutheran Iureh Mercers United Pressvietian Church Worens Foreign Missionary Bauet Entarays Young Woren’s Missionary Society Weer Martha Methodist Alice Saylor WAMBA Imac Clyds Barr St. Agnes Cipet William Worrrate Lena Nethling John Halpin Glendale Elyria Savings Trust Bldg Germlan Carpenter's Beauty Shop Purity Bakery Young Ladies’ Sodality Young Ladies Sodality St Mary’s Church Rebecca Williiam Sharpe Agnes Kaiter Betty Taylor Anne Burke Narceila Welsh Heven Yee Margaret Calin Jolly Pedrocin John Bartlome Amherst George Banes Noberta Davis Amerst Geline MacDonald Bowman Geline MacDonald Richmond National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Princess Elizabeth Nuhn Adv Howard B. Somers Insurance Carson Capitol Theatre Broad Street Schwind’s Picture Store West 2Nd St Middle Ave Tfe Insurance United States Crandall Junedale
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