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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1931

Page

5

Down to River of Silver lecture chronicles a South American voyage

Edward Tomlinson describes a twelve thousand mile trip visiting fourteen republics on the world’s longest airline from Florida to Havana and beyond. He flights over Yucatan Belize Honduras and San Salvador detailing culture politics and landscapes with vivid anecdotes and political observations.

Business Women's Department Elyria ‘Women's Club Edward Tomlinson River of Silver South America Tomlinson Florida Havana Yucatan British Honduras Belize Old England Tela Honduras San Salvador France Nicaragua Costa Rica Panama Colombia Equador Republic Peru Lima Old Pizarro United States Chile

Church Circle Measur ing Party Highlights Porto Rico Talks

Circle No. 2 of the First Congregational Church held a tureen dinner at Mrs. EB Moody’s Park avenue home. A meeting followed with a meaning party led by Mrs Phillip Beebe. Mrs George Martin presented talks on Porto Rico. New members Miss Helen Seward and others joined. Alex Hart of New York City noted.

First Congregational Church EB. L. Moody Park Avenue Phillip Beebe George Martin Porto Rico R. E. Lyndon H. J. McDonald

Evening church and club notices from Elyria area

Numerous local group events fill the evening agenda with church meetings, dinners, and club gatherings. Notable items include St Pauls Evangelical Brotherhood hosting Lorain guests, mystery entertainment by the Meccbano figure, and various circle meetings at St Pauls and United Presbyterian venues.

Cora May Walton Mission Study Club Meets at First Congregational

Regular meeting in church parors featured a talk on The Geology of Canacade Park by Charlotte Webster with violin solo by Miss Jackson and piano accompaniment by Miss Gladys McCullough. Thirty five members and five guests attended. a letter from Dr. Watson, long in China, was read. Indoor tennis classes offered by YWCA Health Education start March 1, enrollment limited. Spring term classes resumed February 2. Vim and Vigor for business girls on Thursdays at 8:15. tap dancing Tuesdays at 7:30 in the high school gym.

Cora May Walton Health Education Department Elyria

Keen Kutter club admits Hannah Schamel at noon event

Mrs. Carl Smith hosted a tureen dinner for Keen Kutter club members with nineteen present. Hannah Schamel joined the club, guest of honor Mrs. Abel, prize won by Rose Bellami, gifts and valentines exchanged. Mrs. Piper speaks for Mary and Martha Class at First Methodist Church with Ruth Piper recounting the Oberammergau Passion Play.

Carl Smith Beilefield Avenue Keen Kutter Club Rose Bellami Girts Valentines Hannah Schamel G. €. Abel Hundred Eleven East River Street Piper Mary and Martha Marry First Methodist Church B. HE. Jennings Glen Baater N. C. House E. T. Thompson Mra. Scribe Mayme Frederick M. Hurlburt George Braeger Davis Ruth Piper Obeerammergau

Valentine Events at Local Club and Church Gather

Laetae Filatae party hosted by Miss Betty Heavens featured Valentine decorations and games with Ruth Radcliffe assisting. A Valentine Dance is planned at the Spring Valley Club House on February 14. Division D of the Second Congregational Church surveys a social for members and families on February 13 at the church.

Methodist Church Betty Heavens Ruth Radcliffe Spring Valley Division D Second Congregational Church

Utopia Club social hosted by Mrs. Copus in Toledo

Mrs. R. Copus hosted the Utopia Club with five hundred as the main game prize won by Mrs. W. Standen and a second prize to Mrs. B. Johnson. Valentine decorations and a two course luncheon highlighted the evening. Hospital notes list several admissions births and discharges plus weekend guest plans in the area.

R. Copus Utopia Club W. Standen B. Johnson Valentine

Evening community events at Garford, church, and parish halls

Meetings at Garford school and a Valentine party in the Kinder garten parish alleys are planned for Friday afternoon. The Church of Christ hosts a social hour after the musical in the church basement Friday night. Men’s Brotherhood of Second Congregational Church held a luncheon with a program featuring Mr. Doty’s England and Scotland trip with moving pictures, Roger Rodgers on violin, and Thelma Page’s vocal selections.

Garford Me Methodist Church W. IL. B Church of Christ Men's Brotherhood OF Second Congregational Church Men’s Brotherhood of the Doty Lorain England Scotland Roger Rodgers Thelma Page

Bridge Pals Club Forms New Organization

The first meeting of the Bridge Club was held last evening at Miss Lillian Lesnick's home on West River street. Officers elected: Ada Burnstein president Ruth Rothman secretary treasurer Anne Golecen recording secretary. Next meeting planned with Miss Nettie Clawson of Furnace street. The social portion featured bridge and refreshments.

St. Pauls Evangelical Brotherhood St. John’s Evangelical Brotherhood of Lorrain K. J. Lehmann Fred Smith Karl Lehmann Otto K. Mischka Alfred Emery Theodore Merten Otto Mischka Bridge Pals Club N Nnn Bridge Club Lillian Lesnick West River Street Ada Burnstein Ruth Rothman Anne Golecen Nettie Clawson Furnace Street

Rebekah Social Club Holds Hard Times Party

Mrs Frank Day hosted the Rebekah Social Club at her home for a Hard Times Party with twenty five members attending. Members dressed in oldest clothes and played games with winners Mrs Marie Jehle and Mrs Joe Lutz. Refreshments were provided by the committee led by Mrs Anna Schuster.

Rebekah Frank Day Marie Jehle Joe Lutz Anna Schuster Nettie Woodruf Edna Woodcock West Street

Collegian Dance at The Hedges and Ridgeville Grange Hall

Cook s orchestra leads a Friday evening dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall with old and new dances. A Collegian dance at The Hedges features a 7 piece orchestra and a 50 cent per couple admission.

Ridgeville Grange Hall Cook

Local Personal Notes From Alliance and Nearby Areas

Mr and Mrs O G Sheppard of Park Avenue attended the funeral of Mrs Sheppard's mother in Alliance. Miss Digs Jones and Miss Liza Betty Opes of Cleveland stayed with Miss Lelen Sward. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Stanley Stacey at Elyria Memorial Hospital on February 12. Mr and Mrs E W Rowland visited Genoa. Mrs Rowland will remain for the week. Chloe Vivian Marquis visits aunt Mrs Kaiser in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs W C Chancellor return from Atlantic City. Miss Lois Nedging of Birmingham will visit Mr and Mrs Ralph Leizler tonight. Dr and Mrs Carl McMillan and son Carl H Jr of Santiago, California, visit their son’s family. Mr and Mrs William McMillan of Earl Court host guests. Charles Abbey entertains Reverend and Mrs Adcock and their son, and Mr and Mrs Carl Adcock and baby at supper.

O. G. Sheppard Park Avenue Alliance Mr. Sheppard Thorty St. H. Meekley Varnell ‘Avenue Digs Jones Lizabetty Opes Cleveland Lelen Soward George Street Pirl Stanley Stacey Elyria Memorial Hospital E. W. Rowland Genoa Rowland Chloe Vivian Marquis Mrs. Kaiser W. C. Chancellor Hamilton Avenue Atlantic City Lois Nefding Birmingham Ralph Leizler Carl McMillan Carl H, Jr Santiago California William ‘McMillan Earl Court Charles Abbey Adcock Charles Carl Adcock

Spearing dates who keep school president busy

Stonily worded clipping from a Storrs Connecticut page notes Dr. William C. Thompson, President emeritus of Ohio State University, engaging in activities that keep the school president busy. Further details are garbled but imply Thompson’s ongoing involvement with university affairs.

Spearing Stoorrs Conn William C. Thompson Ohio State Univer

Barber Shop Notice Corrects Names For Free Hair Cuts

The city notices that Charles Yost of 570 W Broad Street and Charles Guth of 102 Mill Street were unintentionally omitted from the February 10 notice offering free hair cuts to needy children. I. B. Lounsbrough, Secretary Treasurer.

Charles Yost W. Broad Street Charles Guth Mill Street Union Barber Shop I. B. Lounsbrough Seey.Treas

Dean of the land grant colleges to speak in June

The dean, famed as the land grant pioneer, will rush between talks in early June. Four days after speaking at Corvallis Oregon he will be guest speaker at Connecticut Agricultural College's anniversary observance. The next afternoon he delivers the Ohio State baccalaureate sermon, likely by air to meet engagements. Also a note on chromosomes explaining dye absorption in cell nuclei.

Salty Land Grant Colleges Corvallis, Ore Thompson Iate Connecticut Agricultural College Ohio State

Emtona Promises Relief for Rheumatic Ailments

Advertisements tout Emtona as a cure for rheumatism indigestion stomach trouble weak kidneys and general rundown health. Claimants include 77 year old Mrs Hattie Curtice of LaGrange Ohio and others in Elyria with testimonials to renewed strength and vigor. A local representative at Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store 413 Broad Street invites inquiries for facts.

Hattie Curtice LaGrange Ohio Muir Broad Street Elyria

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