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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1931

Page

9

Evening church and club gatherings listed for tonight

Bible class at First Congregational offers a tureen supper at 6 30 followed by a short program. Lorain County Men's club meets at St Johns school auditorium. Daughters of Scotia gather at the J K of Phall. Miss Carpenter's Sunday School class from Methodists holds a 7 pm party. King's Daughters meet at Mrs Peter Chohanoffs 127 Courtland. Arena Club hosts Valentine party. Four Couple Club with Mrs Marie Drusendahl on Adelbert. Women's Relief Corps gathering. Jolly Slateen Five Hundred Club at Mrs Donghue’s Elizabeth Court. Northwest Encampment No 188 meets in J O O F hall. Song and Daughters of Liberty attend. W L B Class social hour after Church of Christ musical in basement.

First Congregational Church Lorain County St. John’s School Daughters of Scotia Carpenter Mathodist Church King’s Daughters Peter Chohanoff Courtland Street Arena Club Marie Drusendahl Adelbert Street Women's Relief Corps Jolly Slateen Five Hundred William Reinders Dong- Hue Elizabeth Court Northwest Song Daughters of Liberty Church of Christ

Elyria clubs host gatherings and meetings this February

The Sons and Daughters of Liberty meet in Modern Woodmen Hall. The Elyria Masonic Chorus to present its third annual home concert February 20 at First Methodist Church. Elyria Woman's Club Social Committee hosts a ben efit bridge party February 16 at eight. Kings' Daughters circle adds five new members and March 12 meeting is planned. Catholic Daughters hold a business meeting and Valentine card party with prizes awarded. Kiwanis members host a bridge tournament at the Woman's Club with high scores honored. Agenda Club hosts guest night with Earl Bacon speaking at Elk's Restaurant. Pythian Sisters plan a sale and hold a bridge party, next meeting February 27. Ninety Five Club discusses Jane Eyre and Furthering Heights with lunch. St Paul’s Circle No 4 to meet February 26. hospital notes list admissions and discharges.

Sons and Daughters of Liberty Woodmen Hall Elyria Masonic Chorus First Methodist Church Elyria Woman's Club Kings’ Daughters Frances and Beverly Dodge Oberlin Betty Bridgman Batty Robertson Betty Heavens Betty Overdeer Nettie Lou Pavey Margaret Monroa Cleveland R. B. Barker Denison Avenue Catholic Daughters OF America K. of C. Hall Bridge W. J. Feron W. J. Young Bunco Mary Barnes Lillian Barnes Alue Elyria Kiwanis Club Woman's Club A. HK. West A. H. Waters Walter Schultz George Tattersall Ed. Betterridge J. R Dall George Colburn Re ‘Treahments Agenda Club Elk's Earl Bacon Chamber of Commerce Pythian Sisters Pythian Hall Elyria Anna Hughes Barton Seventh Street Thomas Cook Ninety Five Club Henson Charlotte Bronte Gulf Farms C. M. Braman Emily Bronte Cercle No ST. Pauls Church J. Rogers J. P. Rogers Hornung McKee Kate Roth Oxford Louis Henry St. Paula Cleveland Street Anderson Otto Mischka Louis Phiel Telegraph Road Methodist Church William Heidrick Cambridge Avenue Valentine C. Buswell

Elyria Commandery Meeting Highlights Marine Talk

Elyria Commandery No. 60 met last night with Ernest L. Jones speaking on The Marines in Nicaragua. A special meeting for degree work was announced for February twenty fifth.

Elyria Commandery NO Elyria Commandery Ernest L. Jones Nicaragua

Famous Pianist Ernest Hutcheson to Perform at Oberlin

Oberlin Ohio February 13 The renowned pianist Ernest Hutcheson will present the ninth Oberlin Artist Series recital at Finney Chapel on February 17 He born in Australia and has lived in the United States since 1900 He is dean of the Juilliard Graduate School and a respected teacher and performer His program features Bach D Albert Prelude and Fugue Schumann Etudes symphoniques Mendelssohn James Scherzo Medtner Contes and Alkan-MacDowell Meta perpetuo Tickets are available from the Oberlin Conservatory office by mail or phone

Oberlin Ernest Hutcheson Finrer Hutcheson Juillard Graduate School New York Schumann Cappin James Scherzo Mendlessohn Titz Medtner Alkan-MacDowell Oberlin Conservatory

Ohio Wesleyan Singers Club Concert in Lorain County

Friends of Ohio Wesleyan and music lovers learn the Ohio Wesleyan Singers Club will give a concert at the Methodist Church on February 23. It marks their first Lorain County appearance after concerts in Chicago Cleveland Buffalo and elsewhere with a mixed chorus and instrumental soloists.

Ohio Wesleyan Lorain County Ohio Wesleyan Singers Club Methodist Church Chicago Cleveland Buffalo

Miss Olivia Wagner Hosts Bridge Party on Furnace Street

Miss Olivia Wagner entertained friends with a bridge party at her Furnace Street home. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. E. J. Wagner and Mrs. W. J. Stander among others. prizes awarded to Mrs. A. Eig first, Katherine Maybee second, Tresa Wagner consolation. luncheon served.

Olivia Wagner Furnace Street Lorain E. J. Wagner W. J. Stander Dell Woods M. J. Lackner Barbara Leckner Katherine Maybee A. Eig Tress Wagner Avon Katherine May‘pea Tresa Wagner Jade le Duc Esther McVey Valentine Beason Miss McVey Bunco Brives Leong Jackson Madeline Gamble

Women’s Missionary Society meeting at Emmanuel Church

Mrs. Paul Reinhold hosted the Woman's Missionary Society with three Toledo guests. Discussion on India, lesson study led by Mrs. Coniam, and plans for a February 20 study day at the parsonage with a three luncheon. World Day of Prayer participation and a review of A Cloud of Witnesses by Elsie Singmaster.

Paul Reinhold Woman's Missionary Society Emmanuel Lutheran Church C. Richards W Walker Ryan Toledo India C. Coniam H. L. Storer A. J. Fenner H. A. Sayles Elsie Singmaster Cambridge Boulevard R Leemhuis Missionary Society Local

Local Personal Notices From Elyria and Nearby

Elyria social column notes visitors and guests from New York City Columbus Philadelphia Detroit and Cleveland. Notables include Mrs C L Deiner of N Y C in Cleveland and Miss Viola Schmelter bound for Cleveland to visit her brother. Local residents host and travel for conferences dances and church services across Ohio and neighboring states.

C. L. Deiner Cleveland J. W. Harper Kenyon Avenue W. H. Thatcher Columbus M.S. Cheney New York City R. Delp Philadelphia Elyria C. C. Poole Paul Ecke E. Maurer Los Angeles California A. J. Heysel Mt. Vernon John J. Hill White Bear Minn R. F. Deane Burlingame California C. CG. Warner David Craig Akron Viola Schmelter C. T. Lindstrom Detroit Michigan Carl Brown Wooster Street Florida Ars Margaret Crisp Rose Moriarty Hoo Bogart Antlers Berlin Heights A.C. Miller Toledo M. P. Boy-lan Bari Court Margaret Kinison YW. C. A H L Reynolds Memphis Tennessee Florence Guthrie Oberlin Misa Mary Mulroney Park Avenue C. McKay Smock Charleston West Virginia Newell Hotel Baptist Church Thomas Raspacher Buffalo Forge Co Buffalo New York Mary Smith Y W.C. A. Leff R. H. Nederer Johnstown Pennsylvania George R. Kelley East Avenue John Landon Flord Rhodes Powers Wiliam Manning D. A Burr Merrill Brighton Martin Denman Fifth Street J. W. Smith South Mexico City Ohio Percy Craine William J. Sharpe Cleveland Court of Catholic Daughters of America Chamber of Commerce Terminal Tower

Lincoln's Birthday Party by Mrs H W Smith

Mrs H W Smith entertained the Ladies' Aid Society of the Second M E church at 335 Columbus Avenue yesterday. Seventy five attended a program of Lincoln life readings solos and instrumental selections. Willis Orchestra provided music and refreshments with patriotic decor and small American flags.

Lincoln H. W. Smith H.W. Smith Columbus Avenue Ladies' Aid Society Second M. FE. Church Willis Orchestra

Bake Sale at Gerber's Saturday Morning

Dorcas Class of Church of Christ hosts a bake sale at Gerber's at 9 30 Saturday with proceeds supporting church programs and community outreach.

Gerber's Dorcas Church of Christ

Corns Hurt in The Whole Town's Talking Play

Hi Youth Club members at Kisla High School face sore feet as they rehearse in feminine roles for Saturdays performance of The Whole Town's Talking at the school auditorium. Seven roles are women, and the boys aim for graceful, not crippled, steps in classy gowns despite painful shoes.

Kisla High School

Chicken Cafeteria Sup per at Church of Christ

Chicken supper fundraiser at Church of Christ runs from 4 30 until all served on Saturday February 14 division A proceeds support church programs and activities

Church of Christ

Play cast announced for school production in Sandusky

Mrs Simmons is to be portrayed by Robe Krueck and John Eckler plays Letty Lythe in the upcoming show. Ethel, daughter of Mrs Simmons, will be Fred Culp. Kenneth Burley, Robert Hancock, Earl Holbrook and Alex Clawson take roles as friends and the dance hall proprietor. The cast jokes about crossing gender lines and the show runs next Saturday night. Nearby St Vincent in the West Indies sits as the world’s sole arrow foot supplier with annual exports exceeding 3,600,000 pounds.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sacajawea C! KE Kiwanis Club ST. Paul's Church Charles Storer Miller Alicea Putman George Bigeley Lucile Crayton Longfellow Avenue William Ruth Wear Avenue Betty Lou Flood Arthur Guthman Margellles Avenue Ohio Wesleyan Singers Club Coming Miss Wagner Garford P. T. A Garford Building Mary Bright Jack Cooper Boddy Harry Forbes Eckenroad J. W. Wilcox Henry Smith Brand J. W Wilcox Harold Parks Wayne Burdue Pollyanna Club Marian Maddock Culture Club C. Beazell Fourth Street C. M. Ackerman H. B. Stone N. M. Wilcox Walter Smith Charles Martin G. A. Reeder Angel Pavement J. B. Priestly Obitts Jade Tea Room Foster Fred Foster Emma Brown C W. Colgan Frank Dengate Frank Smith Shfe Bethel Shrine Bethel Shrine No Ot J I. C. C. F. Hall Business and Industriel al. Smith Egat Rapeiet Hunter Blanchard Elden Smith Tenth Street Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Alfred A. Fatio Fatio R. L Pierce University ST. Pauis Church Laporte M. E. Church Dan Jones L. C. Bravoort Ernest Rule Walter Wevin Doyle Hickenbottom Abraham Lincoln Edith Whitney J. ¥. Dewhurst Warry Blaire Carter Blakre Edna Whitney John Falls J. E. Dewhurst R. E. Jackson Edward Robson Earl Miller Norwalk Jesus Fidele Club Halderman Home Mies Florence Halderman Lake Avenue Pedro Agnes Halderman Newton Padler Florence Halderman George Ebert William Whitney Carlisle Second Congregational Church L. C. Ludlow West Street Cora Bemis M. D. Miller Florence Frederick Maime Frederick Florence Harold Bassett L. J. Bassett Princeton Avenue Madeline Ennef Margaret Movak Dover Center Amherst Dance Fm Daughters OF Sahara Gard Party Sahara Woodman Hall Banco Elizabeth Avery A. Scrivens Hanson Howard Dostall James Reynolds Harvey Arias Alpedro G. A. Dostall A Barnes J. Maifey G. Au Dostall Joseph Lutz Miles Reynolds Dorothy Hitsman Jassie Reaslar Blanche Stoney Circle NO. 2 M. E. Church American Legion Hall Emma Dean Anderson Circle Studies Missions United Presbyterian Church Ruth Leutenschlager Annabelle Horace John April Grafton Mary Peiffer Kitter Harry Ellsworth Hall North Ridgeville Hazel Snyder Piper John Bobrowski Stella Arcada Dambrowski Washington Mitchell Lenora Wade Ray Triel Juanita Figley Finer Elyria Business College Terry's Orchestra Ryan’s Beauty Shoppe Sth Boltey School OF Music Day's Music Store Mow Wat Cook’s Millinery Fast Bearias Selia Resinol Baltimore St. Vinecent West Indies Charis Grace Court East Second Street Warner Hall Style Center Tece Glade Thomas Elyria Block Broad Street
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