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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1938

Page

7

Fathers Honor Busy Night At United Presbyterian Party

A Mothers Auxiliary organized entertainment for fathers at the United Presbyterian Church with hymns led by Don Phelps, readings by Mrs. E J Salsbury, a proverb contest, and a seven group dramatization. Supper in red themed decor preceded meetings planning next year’s program.

United Presbyterian Church Mothers Auxiliary Don Phelps CL. Bristol E. J. Salsbury Sellers Kirkpatrick Robert Roberts W. D. Carl Phelps Messrs. Sellers Bristol George Krugman Herman Paeth Rirs T. F. Sellers Rh. P. Kirkpatrick H. Horace Missionary Society Bristol Harold Horace Fairlawn Arenas

Employed Young Women League Dinner and Meeting

Sixty members of the Employed Young Women’s League met at the E W C A gym last evening for dinner, book review, and classes with Valentine themed centerpieces. Grace McCullough announced a guest and reporter appointments while others assisted in planning future skits and meetings.

E. Y. W. League Young Women’s League Katrina Berthoff Grace McCullough League W. H. Ciane Lester Leona Callahan Betty Corkin Helen Hoton Cochairman Dorothy Saywell Genevieve Landis Audrey Squire Dorothy Mann Mildred Scott Helen Louise Zechman

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad

An old advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervousness irritability and menstrual discomfort claiming it calms the nerves tones the system and reduces ailments women endure The copy urges immediate purchase and cites widespread customer letters and generations of use.

Lydia EL Panegam Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Lydia E. Pin

Edison School Sponsors First Aid Class Each Monday

Edison school sponsors a first aid class each Monday at 30 o clock open to anyone interested in Red Cross work. Mr Dunaway of the American Red Cross will conduct the course which is free and will continue for eleven weeks.

Edison School Red Cross Dunaway American Red Cross

Lot-A-Lot Club Meeting at Magdalene Wottring Home

The Lot-A-Lot Club will meet at 810 West Avenue on February 14 for its regular gathering. Captain P. D. Reefy Circle, Ladies of the G A R, hosts a bingo party at 183 Beebe Court on Friday evening hosted by Mrs Margaret Schroeder.

Lot-A-Lot Club Magdalene Wottring West Avenue P. D. Reefy Margaret Schroeder Beebe Court

Girl Scout Troops meet with plans and new leaders

News notes from Shamrock and local troops recount meetings at St Marys Parish Hall and the American Legion Home. New patrol leaders are named for Shamrock Troop No 4. plans include a courthouse skit, Elyria movie segment, and flag drills. Troop No 5 rehearsed Five Points of Health playlet and listed merit progress, upcoming moving pictures, and candy sales.

Nan Shryock Ione Geisel Edith Kelly St. Mary's Hall Shamrtock St. Mary's Parish Hall Elyria Elaine Bruck Lois Davis Joan O'Donnell Mary Claire Verbeck Priscilla Martin Loretta Yunker Julia Flood Vivian Sherman Dorothy Kraft Dorothy Raby Marjorie Coglan Phyllis Wagner Claire Marie Moon Martha Jo Guigen American Legion Court House Patsy Vogler Ruth Beaumont Viola von Duyke Dorothy Brecknock Alaxine Fichtner Dorothy Eddington Iona Hardesty Grace Sharrer Ruth Chapman Vivian Chapman Joyce Rasbach Charlene Bauer Maxine Fichtner Dorothy Hreckmock Marian Justin Marilyn Broughton Norma Jean Woodfill Ruth Corts Vera May Smith Tona Hardest

Mary Martha Class Meeting At First Methodist Church

The Mary Martha class met last evening in the basement of the First Methodist church with hostesses including Mrs. Fred Kraft and Mrs. C J White. Devotions on Faith were led by Mrs. McClellan. Plans were made for a rummage sale chaired by Mrs. B G Baxter. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ralph Wood, Mrs. John Robertson, Mrs. L Bruegger, and Mrs. J C Linville. A refreshment course was served. The next meeting is March 8 with Mrs. Clyde Hull chairing hostess duties.

Mary Martha First Methodist Church Fred Kraft C. E. Brodbeth Irving Geigey Marie Jensen W. I. MeVetta J. D. Severs Lita Terrell W. O. McClellan L. E. Kennedy C. J. White McClellan

Local Personal News And Lodge Updates In Elyria Area

Mrs. Alice Harpster hosted her sister Mrs. H E Erickson from Lakewood yesterday in West Avenue. Mrs. Jessie Wellington of Canton visits her daughter Mrs. Worth Fauver in Columbus Street Medina. Cora Palmer and Charlotte Lewis of Chestnut Street were guests on South Sharon in Medina County yesterday. Mrs. J D Kiser returns Friday to 1374 Ea Avenue after visiting relatives in Detroit. Clarence Vanm burgh and family welcome a daughter born February 5 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. John K Neve returned from Lawler ville Ohio after attending the funeral of HK S Johnson. Margaret Rossreste man at Radcliffe College spent the weekend with roommate Miss Betty Davis in Lowell Maine. Avson born to Mr and Mrs Robert Jackson at Elyria Memorial Hospital on February 5. A special Washington Day program is planned for Elyria Lodge No 1031 I O O F on February 22 with a speaker and attendance urged. The 90th anniversary observance is planned for Tuesday evening March final. program to be announced. On Thursday evening this week the I O O F bowling team faces Lorain at Temple Alleys at 7:30. spectators welcome. Next meeting Tuesday February 15 plans for an IT I O O F Boosters club will be completed. A dance closed the meeting with John Jackson’s orchestra. Northwest Encampment will meet Friday evening February with an oyster supper for members only.

Alice Harpster West Avenue H. E. Erickson Lakewood Jessie Wellington Canton Ohio Worth Fauver Columbus Street Cora Palmer Charlotte Lewis Chestnut Street Friends South Sharon Medina County J. D. Kiser Ea Avenue Detroit Michigan Clarence Vanmburgh Elyria Memorial Hospital John K. Neve Lawellerville HK. S. Johnson Neve Margaret Ross Radcliffe College Cambridge Massachusetts Betty Davis Lowell Maine Avson Robert Jackson Seventeenth Street Washington Elyria Lodge No. 103 M. C. Reynolds Temple IT. O. O. F. Boosters Club John Jackson Northwest

Birthday Luncheon for Division C Members Held at Church

A quarterly birthday luncheon for Division C members was held Tuesday noon at Second Congregational church. Six birthday celebrants sat at a table with a cake of six candies while fifty-nine others attended. Mrs. Brillhart led a brief business session. Mrs. Rahliff to host at Spruce Street on March 8.

Second Congregational Church J. EB. Hecock C. Kahilff Harry Brillhart A. Storrer Florence Guthrie W. J. Hecker Cora Ludlow Brikhart Rahliff Spruce Street

Eagles Auxiliary Plans George Washington Class Initiation

Thirty fifty members gathered last evening at the Eagles hall for the regular meeting. Plans were made for a class of thirty candidates to be initiated on Sunday February 27 at 2:00, to be known as the George Washington class. The Auxiliary will drill on February 15, and a bingo party will follow the next meeting on Monday February 21 with Christine Derck as bingo party chairman.

Eagles Eagles Hall George Washington Christine Derck

Community Clubs and Church Activities Night Schedule

Numerous clubs and church groups meet tonight including Catholic Study Club No 1 celebrating its fifth anniversary with dinner at Elyria Woman's Club and Plus Ultra Class of First Methodist with Valentine events hosted by Mrs W E Lytle. Also planned are services at Second Congregational and United Presbyterian, plus junior choir at Pilgrim Church and a theater party dinner for K Lo club guests.

Two Hostesses Entertain Mrs Kunkle and Mrs Barton

Two hostesses entertained members and guests of North Side Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal church at the Kunkle home on Park Avenue in a dessert bridge. Prizes were awarded at each table and Valentine decorations added charm. Mrs. Jessie Wellington of Canton attended as an out of town guest. The Guild plans its regular meeting February 22 at Mrs. Keith Klotz's home on Middle Avenue.

Harold Kunkle Lloyd Barton Kunkle Park Vvenue North Side Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Valentine Jessie Wellington Canton Kieth Klotz Middle Avenue

Rawson Couple To Observe 56th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs H Rawson will mark their 56th anniversary with an open house at 336 Ninth Street Carlisle on Sunday from 1 to 5 pm. They married at a Methodist parsonage and have a daughter Mrs Clair Baker and a son who died eleven years ago. Mr Rawson is a retired General Industries foreman.

Eleanor Davies George Davies H. B. Rawson Bela Rawson Stes. Ttawson Ninth Street Avs Roy Abbey LaGrange Road Carlisle

Boy Scout Troop to Stage Stunt Night in Lorain

Troop 1145 of Elyria Lorain plans a stunt night Thursday at the Reid and Ninth street temple in Lorain at eight. The program includes stilts acts, a welcome by Scout Master Hug Edelman, a district executive raid on scouting, and troop awards for top achievers.

Boy Scouts of Elyria Lorain Reid Ninth Street Hug Edelman Pulite

Plan Future Events Auxiliary to Knights of St. John

The Plan Future Events Auxiliary to Knights of St John held a card party at the Elyria Woman's Club on February 25 with good attendance. Elizabeth Galloway named chairman with Rachel Bell and Maude McLanchlin as assistants. A series of lectures in Higbee auditorium begins February 21 under N C C W auspices, with broadcasts by Miss Hoory of Washington DC and a Catholic Youth lecture Saturday from 12 to 12:15. The Auxiliary also held bingo after the meeting. The next session is March 5 in K of C Hall at 7.

Knights of St. John Elyria Woman's Club C. Clu Elizabeth Galloway Rachel Bell Maude McLanchlin Higbee Auditorium

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed in Local Notices

A local hospital notice lists admissions including George Folk of 1930 Middle Avenue, Mrs Clarence Van Amburgh R D No 2, Mrs Lulu Aungst 114 Hamilton Avenue, Mrs Robert Jackson 2340 Seventeenth Street, Yolande McCallister of Bellevue, Robert Riddle Northfield Ohio, Edmund Fuchs Mansfield, and discharges including Goldie Tipe 504 Lodi Street, Mrs Lewis Brown 237 Kenyon Avenue, Leo Walter Avon, and June Harrison 609 Lodi Street. It notes hospitalization categories for accident sickness maternity and related services with US and Canada options and lists Mrs E C Barclay at 128 Grant Street contact.

George Folk Middle Avenue Clarence van Amburgh Lulu Aungst Hamilton Avenue Robert Jackson Seventeenth Street Yolande McCallister Bellevue Robert Riddle Northfield Ohio Edmund Fuchs Mansfield Goldie Tipe Lodi Street Lewis Brown Kenyon Avenue Leo Walter Avon June Harrison

Bridge Is Diversion At Phi Kappa Sigma Meeting

Members at Betty Osborne's Wash EON Avenue home held a short business session then played bridge. Rose Rosa and Margie Klyop won high and low scores. Ruth Dale attended as a guest. Luncheon followed and the group plans another gathering at Rose Rosa's Foster Avenue home in two weeks.

Phi Kappa Sigma Betty Osborne Wash- Eon Avenue Rose Rosa Margie Klyop Ruth Dale Foster Avenue

Local clubs host gatherings and plans for winter social events

The MPFM Club met with Mrs. Ralph Lyman of Oberlin last evening as they played Soe lsty Krappe with prizes. Mrs. Lave Thomas, awaiting a trip to Seattle soon, was honored with a shower. A February 22 meeting with Mrs. Tom Hallauer is planned. Jane club events include a theatre party, splash party, skating night at Rainbow rink, and a March Club bridge game with Allyan Gehl hosting. Next Elyria Garden Club lecture set for February 17 at Columbia Town Hall with Dr. B L Cunningham speaking on Williamsburg with spring and fall flowers. Further notices mention Elite Club, Valentine luncheon, and Clara Makiskus hosting in two weeks.

Dorothea Hulse K-Lo East River Street Paul Paison Wurstcourt Marvelle Moehl Harriet Nelson Vivian Richards Barbara Brodbeck Valentine Iohn Bela Ghamina Corrine Rhodes Seventh Street Whicch George Washington Betty Karlow Gertrude Blakeley Eleanor Holliday Hettye Karlow East Avenue MPFM Ralph Lyman Oberlin Soelsty Krappe Paul Lave Thomas Seattle Washington Twuty Tom Hallauer Murray Ridge Tre Ko Club Jatmeht Maxine Garford Lathip Leram Rainbow Skating Rink Futur Tereharning Ann McDonnell Third Street Allyan Gehl Fast Broad Street March Club Harlan Beard Helen Nilerman Gehl Richard Kuss Helen Nierman Elyria Garden Club Columbia Town Hall B. L. Cunningham Williamsburg Missinn Meeks East Javenue Cootie Selena Greaser Alice Nickols Helen Hriynak Clara Makiuski Cleveland Street

Octave Club Hosts Norma Schultz for Evening Games

Miss Norma Schultz entertained Octave Club guests at her Columbus street home with a put and take game and prizes to Dorothy Mercer and Elzabeth Tapp. A two course candlelit luncheon followed with old fashioned what not valentine place settings and Nuwers centerpieces. Miss Julia Fillon invited the club to meet March first at Earl Court.

Octave Club Norma Schultz Columbus Street Dorothy Mercer Elzabeth Tapp Howless Clarence Schultz Julia Fillon Earl Court

Review of Bridge of San Luis Rey by Wilder

Mona Daly reviewed Wilder Thornton Wilder's Bridge of San Luis Rey for Catholic Study Club No. 5. The meeting at Virginia Southam's Kenyon avenue home featured a paper on Altar Furnishings and Decorations by the hostess and a group discussion on current topics. Dessert was served to members and guest Mrs. J T McCarthy. The club plans a February 22 meeting at Mary Wagner's Seventh street home.

Thornton Wilder San Luis Rey Mona Daly Catholic Study Club No. 5 Virginia Southam Kenyon Avenue J. T. McCarthy Mary Wagner Seventh Street

Sullivan Area Weekly Meeting and Community Notices

Sullivan Division No 3 Ladies Aid meets for an all day session while W C T U members gather with Mrs LeRoy Taylor. Frances Williard Memorial observed. A social planned February 12 at Harry Dakin’s home. Minister Henry Murph to speak at Congregational Church. PB L will sing negro spirituals. Local residents listed with health and travel updates. One of Palestine’s beautiful Persian garden sites is run by Bahai adherents.

Sullivan Ladies Aid LeRoy Taylor Frances Williard Harry Dakin Henry Murph Oberlin School of Theology PB. L Mary. D. M. Myers Myers Frank French Ashland Alice Dunlap Wise Esther Duiche Ar Ashland Victor Gordon Vincet Hildreth Elliott Herbert Vaughn Otis Middinger Camily Vaughn Farm Dudley J. 2 Elyria Glennurillette Norma Brighton Dewey Rook Russell Cole Spencer B. E. Knick Cuyahoga Falls

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Covely Dorothy Funk Mable Little Mothers’ Auxiliary of U. P. Church Charles Evans Peter Smith P. Esker E. J. Smith D. A. Billings W. T. Lyons Fred Grundler Milton Wilcox C. Smith Burton Ross H. R. Riddle Sally Salimen Mayme Gibbons Prospect Street I. Buzz E. Gibbons Kay LaValle M. Gibbons Bunea Miss Gibbons Dorothy Davies Délla Huskinson Bluebell Della Huskinson Lexington Avenue Entertains Club Maxine Shively Tls- Grange Road Tucsettes Club R. Ryan Shively E. B. Caywood Esther Yerger Phillipine Islands A. L. Gegenheimer Harold Briggs Helen Sherman C. C. Kieffer Mission Steenstra India Amazon Valley Rev. Mercades Delores Finley Ruth Hege Opper Girls Alice Mace Hoover Betty Opper A. R. Kemp Mrs. Klein Circle Dot Club Pauline Klein Nichols Court Klare Schaub Alice Kaylor Pedro Hattie Schroeder Florence Massey Schaub Ruth Pickett SLUE News of the Girl Scouts Mary A. Chandler Daughters of Union Veterans Lydia Squire Gray Block Second Street Maude Jackson Henry Stevick Wellington Lincoln Squires Emma Mervine American Legion Auxiliary Leonard Wagner Bart Ball Yarry Bogart Lee Riddell E. D. Nielsen Robert Darkin Veterans Hospital Evelyn Oldag Grafton R. D Ruth's Wave Shop Lake Ave Colelle Colelle Thomas Hodgson & Sons Concord Worsted Ia Concord N. H Varent-Teacher Association Ingrid Eggers John Wilhelmr Erie Street Kenneth Vaughn E H. Bird Betty Osborn Catholic Study Club No. 1 Church Dames of Malta IOOF Marshall Cora May Waltuit Mission Study Club 1St Cone l United Presbyterian Prayer Service Emmanuel Lutheran Church Fenner Pilgrim Church Grace McKitrick Ralph Stranahan W. E. Lytle Eastern Heights Boulevard C. Ackerman Comstock William Griffin Henley Thomas Smith Lytle Matt Bender Mark Byers Theron Barth T. R. ‘Scheuneman Sixth Street Mrs. H. Rawson Boy Scout Troop Laurange Road Jai Baker P. Ss. Stock Shindler al Koipper Earl Wurst George Tush Henry Rawson Baker Norma van Beuren Harey Plos. Stoek Heave Will George Bush Mra. Abner U. Ss Canada Tec E. C. Barclay Grant St New York Elyria Carpenter Carpenter Broad Street Sigtoe Genevieve Garfss Ave ‘Ning Florence Fatz Ruth Kelling Lizloe Virginia Gibbens Lake Avenue March Wilder Palestine Dayton Augusta Johna S. Montgomery St Carl L. Goetz East Ave
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