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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1933

Page

9

Dororthy Boor Engagement Announced At Elyria Dinner

Mr and Mrs J F Boor announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Evelyn to Thomas L Frankenberg son of Mr and Mrs John T Frankenburg of Brookline Massachusetts The announcement made at the Elyria Woman s Club dinner featured an illuminated S S George Washington ocean liner centerpiece and red white and blue decor Guests included out of town attendees Ola Forthofer Avon IA Agnes Kalter North Ridgeville OH Mildred Reitz Lakewood OH Evelyn Brown Lorain OH Miss Boor a former Wooster College student Oberlin College and Oberlin Business College teaches kindergarten Elyria Mr Frankenberg Cornell University Thera Chi member connected with Ledegar Horner Company Cleveland OH.

Evelyn Brown Olga Forthofer Ola Forthofer Avon Kia Agnes Kalter North Ridgeville Ohio Mildred Reitz Lakewood Lorain Boor Wooster College

Roar-Up Club Hosts Formal Valentine Dance

The Roar-Up Club held its annual Valentine's dance at the American Legion Home on Saturday night with about seventy couples attending in formal attire. Chaired by Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Herald and others, the guest list featured numerous local residents and families, reflecting a festive community event.

Roar-Up Club American Legion C. M. Herald Q. J. Winsor J. L. Beltz T. L. Maddock Betty Rodgers John Wirsham Beth Phelps Max Eldred Dorothy Peters George Fortune, Jr Lenice Lynne Knapp Evelyn Head Bob Bainbridge Hugh Dunstan Marian Stetson Ian Davie Benny Rober Lloyd Patton Elva Heidrich Gladys Plocher Genevieve Parks Bob Kiely Bill Custar Teddy Baer Harriet Gray Tim Dunstan Mary Barton Clinton Heidrich Maxine Carroll Claude Krueck Ruth Higgins Ted Washke Marguerite Oswald Harry Harman Alice Griffiths James D. Newkirk Mary Louise Duffy Benn Knapp Bud Taylor Ethel Carlson Edward Taylor Betty Decker Mary Taylor Willam Bird Mary Kellogg A. H. Grant Baxter C. Sharp Dorothy Conway Earl T. Andress Alice Johnson Warry Terrell Vivian Roe Dick Hancock Margaret Huge Margaret FE. Whidden Wayne Wise Annamae Warden John Hartley Anne Brown Norman Basinger Stanley F. Basinger Grace Shulke James France

A and E Club Hosts Pedro Night in Avon

Members of the A and E Club met at Mrs. Philip Gerhart’s Avon home on Saturday. Twelve pedro games were played with Miss Catherine Schneider of Elyria and John Alten of Avon tying for high score. Mrs. Gerhart and Thomas Schneider earned second while Mrs. John Alten and Frank Kuchenrither took third. A three course luncheon followed for seventeen. The next meeting is Feb 25 at Mrs. John Alten’s home with a tea leaf reader planned for Feb 20 at Mrs. Gerhart’s.

A. and E. Club Philip Gerhart Avon Pedro Catherine Schneider Elyria John Alten Gerhart Thomas Schneider Frank Kuchenrither

YWCA Swimming Party for January Graduates

The Pow Wow Club of the YWCA will host a swimming party Tuesday evening at the YMCA. Girls meet at the Y at six, swim, then proceed to the YWCA for supper. Invitations go to all girls of the January graduating class of the June 1732 Class. Mr and Mrs Edward Weacon of 18 East Avenue announce the birth of a daughter February 12 at Elyria Memorial Hospital.

Y. A Edward Weacon East Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital

When Is Friendship Christian at C E Society

The C E Society of Second Congregational church met at 6 P M led by Eugene Fell to discuss friendship in Christian terms. The Bible passages Acts 9 26 27 and John 15 13 were read by Thelma Page followed by a prayer and a poem. Questions asked whether the word friend is used cheaply and if friendship can urge others to adopt certain actions or neglect others and whether one can love someone not fully enjoyed as part of God’s plan. A business meeting and social Tuesday at 7 30 were announced with all members urged to attend. The meeting closed with a C E benediction.

C. E. Society of Second Congregational Church Eugene Fell Thelma Page Christ

Sigma Omega Sigma Club Meeting Highlights and Gifts

Sigma Omega Sigma Club met at Miss Elaine Cole's Lake Avenue home Saturday evening with a business session. Bridge was the main activity, awarding prizes to Miss Helen Snyder and Miss Virginia Knapp. The club presented a birthday gift to president Helen Snyder. A late luncheon course followed. The next meeting is scheduled for February 25 at Miss Helen Snyder's Princeton Avenue home.

Sigma Omega Sigma Club Elaine Cole Lake Avenue Bridge Helen Snyder Virginia Knapp Catherine Naughton Cale Princeton Avenue

Twenty Four Attend Intermediate EF Meeting

Twenty four members and friends of the intermediate Christian Endeavor of the Second Congregational church attended the meeting last evening. Richard Fell led the session on Worship with Scripture verses read by Donald Hensman Virginia Stewart Nola Smith and Betty Harris. A question period followed the lesson discussion.

Intermediate Christian Endeavor Second Congregational Church Richard Fell Donald Hensman Virginia Stewart Nola Smith Betty Harrison

Russia Lecture by Dorothy Fuldheim Tonight

Dorothy Fuldheim discusses Russia at the Women’s Club event tonight. Tickets are available at the door.

Russia Dorothy Fuldheim Woman’s Club

Weeknight Socials and Club Meetings Notice

Activities listed include Young Women's Division event with Miss Ednad Altbrecht at 244 Spruce Street, Mugwumps gathering with Mrs. Robert Vestal, Dubl Dee Club with Hathryn Arnold, Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority talk by Mrs. Dorothy Fuldheim on Russia, a Catastrophe and a Challenge, O F Chorus rehearsal at 7 30, Musical Arts Society Choral Department rehearsal, Sivria Masonic chorus, Choa Club with Queena Sfac Peaks, Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary, Columnea Club at St Johns school auditorium, Queen Esthers of Methedist church, King Solomon Knights of Columbus, RK of Chall Rainbow Class dinner at 6 at the Y WLC A.

Second Congregational Ednad Altbrecht Spruce Street Robert Vestal Columbia Avenue Hathryn Arnold Ninth Street Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Dorothy Fuldheim Russia O. F Musical Arts Society P. m. Sivria Masonic Chorus Choa Club Queena Sfac West River Road Veterans of Foreign Wars Colummea Club St. John’s School Queen Esthers Methedist Church King Solomon's Lodge Knights of Columbus Chall Rainbow Class The Methodist Church Y. Wlc. A

Lorain County Medical Society Monthly Meeting Report

Lorain area clubs and churches announce a busy schedule of meetings events dinners talks and sewing sessions at multiple venues including First Congregational Lorain Methodist Emmanuel Lutheran and Grace Lutheran churches plus community groups like Girl Scouts Knights of St John Ladies Auxiliary and Red Cross sewing proceeds with plans for Valentine parties and a Lincoln Day program. Several speakers from Oberlin and local leaders are listed along with addresses and times for activities.

Lorain County Medical Society First Congregational Church Lorain Avid John P. Rankin Mary-Martha Ciass The Methodist Church Martha Straw West Street Tristed Presbyterian Church Second Congregational Church C. F. Wiseman Woodland Avenue Oberlin Church of Christ Red Cross Women's Benefit Association George Campbell Garvin Avenue Daughters of Union Veterans Mary Chandler Norah Abbe Fourth Street Comraderie Club Ruth Stanford East Broad Street T. N. T. Club Mildred Smith H. M. Metcalf American Legion Modern Woodmen of America Woodmeia Hall Frank Harmon Lodge A. M Y-Indus Club Cc. A

Community church circles host meetings and events

Wednesday events include bridge party at Mrs Gowin's home Circle No 1 of First Congregational Church with Mrs Henry Ingersoll Sr Circle No 2 with Mrs Ralph Standen Circle No 3 with G Washburn Circle No 4 with Mrs Frank Phelps Prayer meeting at United Presbyterian 215 Howe St Women's Association of Second Congregational at church Rev George Soerhide speaker Ladies Aid at Emanuel Lutheran 2 00 Silver tea by St Andrew's Womens Auxiliary 2 00 Elise Bacchus guest speaker Circle No 5 Methodist with Mrs Henry and Mrs Boorn Golden Grow Club Eight o Clock Club gatherings listed

Garford H. N. M.gowin Kenyon Avenue Cirle Henry Ingersoll Middle Avenue Circle Congregational Church Ralph Standen Park Avenue G. Washburn Harrison Street First Congregational Church Frank Phelps Fifth Street United Presbyterian Church D. S. Scott Howe Street Women's Association of the Second Congregational Church Cntirch George Soerhide Cleveland City Ladies’ Aid Society Emmanuel Lutheran Church St. Andrew’s Church Elise Bacchus Toledo Circle No. 5 Methodist Church Henry Boorn Fifteenth Street Golden Giow Business and Professional Womens Club Woman's Club J. Clare George East Side Guild of St. Andrew's Church G. M. Smartt Eastern Heights Boulevard Men's Brotherhood of Emmanuel Lutheran Church H.C. Wilcox Evangelical Women's Union of St. Paul's Church Young People’s Society of Grace Lutheran Church Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community Church Herbert Young Warren Avenue

Elyria Business Women Win Largest Delegation Honor

The Ohio Eastern district meeting at Wooster honored Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club for the largest visiting delegation. Twenty-two Elyria members attended with Lorain and Oberlin clubs sending six and two respectively. Notable state officers included Miss Hildreth Hecock and Miss Harriet Hubbard. The event featured a three-session convention, a Saturday banquet, Sunday forums, and a Sunday luncheon.

Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club Wooster Elyria Club Lorain Oberlin Hildreth Hecock Harriet Hubbard Lillian Sears Elsman Lakewood Club Public and International Relations Committee Clevelod Mas

Upper Room Bible Class Social Meeting Planned

Announcement at the Sunday session of the First Congregational church Upper Room Bible Class sets a February 11 social and dinner at the church with E. D. Adams, Shively family leading. Planning for a Choir benefit on March 1 is noted, with Wilfred Bowdler leading the Sunday session and Edgar P. Gates improving at home.

First Congregational Church E. D. Adams Wilfred Bowdler Mr. Chenery Edgar P. Gates

Community Birthday Party for John Hadaway Noted in Elyria

Saturday evening twenty three guests celebrated John Hadaway’s 89th birthday at his Middle Avenue home with games puzzles and music. Sixteen family members gathered for dinner yesterday at Mr Hadaway’s home and out of town visitors included Mr and Mrs Thomas Hadaway Miss Kathryn Hadaway from North Lima Ohio and Mr and Mrs Ernest Hadarva of Akron. Elyria guests included John Hadaway Mr and Mrs Arthur Hadaway and son Junior Mr and Mrs Kenneth West and son Kenneth Jr Mrs W A Brown Elyria and Lee Brown and Mr and Mrs John Hadaway.

John Hadaway Middle Avenue Mr. Hadaway Thomas Hadaway Kathryn Hadaway North Lima Ohio Ernest Hadarva Akron Elyyia John Hadawary Arthur Hadaway Junior Kenneth West Kenneth, Jr W. A. Brown Elyria Lee Brown L. C. Hallock Twentiath Street M. E. Church of Lorain Elvrra Marietta Hallock Louisville Kentucky Mr. Brown Carrie A. Brown F. W. Bunting Ninth Street J. C. Cox C. H Oxford Avenue Florida Ernest Hadaway W. C. Lockard R E. MacDonald Harvard Avenue Buend Paul Mattie Josephine Lockard W. W. Sullivan Washington, DC Citv EG. Boynton East River Street H. C. Wiiens Parent-Teacher Association Amherst Ed Wings Cleveland Wrage Sarah Heal Kenyon Avenue Arthur Schaber Joan Lake Avenue LeRoy Reisinger LeGrand Kindig Lakewood Alex Watt Denison Avenue Berlin Heights Eugene Beesley I Toledo Charles Crehore East Avenue Beesley Severa Mr. Beesley Oliver Townsend William Lersr Robert Lee Irene Upton

Hospital Admissions And Discharges Noted Across City

The hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Edward Henson 518 East River and Mrs James Seher 273 West River while Mrs Harold Siegmund 273 Columbus Street, Mrs Charles Murray Bucyrus, and Mrs Tony Crigliano Bond Street show admissions. Discharges include Sophia Givens 244 Columbia and Mrs Alan Evege 1845 Middle Avenue with newborns noted plus multiple residents in North Ridgeville Grafton Wadsworth and other locations.

Edward Henson East River James Seher West River Street Harold Siegmund Columbus Street Charles Murray Bucyrus Tony Crigliano Bond Street Sophia Givens Columbia Alan Evege Middle Avenue Joseph Cebula West River Beatrice Smith Mast River Hazel Karnes North Ridgeville Edward Brown Urban Winzel Grafton Charles Stuber Wadsworth Maurice Stark Twelfth Street

Fathers and Sons Banquet at La Porte Church

On Tuesday February 14 at 7 pm the fathers and sons will gather at LaPorte Methodist church for the annual banquet and social. Dr E H Bond will be guest speaker and Hollis Whitmore will perform on the xylophone. C P Whitney serves as master of ceremonies with Lyle Bunsart giving the welcome. Group singing and local music including banjo mandolin and gait will accompany the event.

LaPorte Methodist Church E. H. Bond Hollis Whitmore C. P. Whitney Wil Lyle Bunsart

Kappa Beta Kappa Meeting At St Andrew's Church

The regular Kappa Beta Kappa meeting was held last evening at St Andrew's church. After Worship, the Executive committee reported proposing new members, outlining three discussion topics, and choosing a six paragraph discussion. A supper was suggested in honor of visiting minister Reverend Paul Savanack on Wednesday 16th. A Life of Abraham Lincoln discussion followed the business session.

Kappa Beta Kappa St Andrew's Church McOltins Lear Paul Savanack Watea 16Th Abraham Lincoln

Local Social Notes Highlight Past Week in Lorain Community

Rev L C Hallock spoke at Elvira Home for the Aged with granddaughter Marietta Hallock singing. Many residents and relatives visited and traveled, with attendance at funerals, family visits, and local meetings across Lorain and Amherst.

Spring fashion pattern 9521 offered with catalog

The Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department advertises pattern 9521 a hip length jacket with raglan sleeves and slender skirt ideal for crepey silks. Orders require fabric details and 15 cents for the pattern plus 25 cents for catalog and pattern together from 232 West 18th Street New York City.

Marian Martin Alon Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department West 18Th Street New York City

Banquet Honors Judge Weygandt at Hotel Hollenden

Entertainers at a February 11 Banquet in Cleveland hosted by Kappa Beta Pi International Legal Sorority at the Hotel Hollenden honored Judge Carl V. Weygandt newly elected to the Supreme Court of Ohio. The trio featured by the pupils.

Hollenden Cleveland Kappa Beta Pi International Legal Sorority Carl V. Weygandt Supreme Court of Ohio

Local Socials Highlight Harden Family Visits

Mr and Mrs Leon Harden of Hartland Ohio and Mrs Edward Horton with Kenneth Harden visited Ridgeville friends Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dee Harden of Ridgeville as part of the weekend social notes.

Alois Hruby Leon Harden Hartland Ohio Edward Horton Kenneth Harden Dee Harden Ridgeville

Also Mentioned on This Page

Society J. F. Boar Mas. A. France Mabel Rosske Jacque Greene W. W. Baughman Rodger Kellogg Mary Franklin George Huser, Jr Walter Roche R. W. Conley M. RK. McKelvey Thelma Faulhaber Wm. A A. MelIntire Bernadine Urig Vivian Jackson F. E. Young E. W. Chandler Ed. Rossman Vivian Lord Don le Craft Mary Helfrich Marthe Thomas Gertrude Smith Harold Otto Billy Baird Bob Keyes Mary Lamar Carl Storer Evangeline Rothe Oscar Ehrman Dorothy Smith T. E. Princehorn Hester Humphrey Eleanor Warden Bud Worthington Bob Tischler Mary Margaret Borie Berthe Borie Roy Crowell Ruth E. Platz Ralph Wundrman Grace Martin Russell Austin Lucile Lang Alan C. VanWormer Rose Hurd Russell S. Minger Irene Crowe Jack Storm Hortense Curtis Kenneth Martin Marion Higgins Robert Curtis Hazel McMullen Don Lautenschleger James Bowman Doris Carney and Airs J. G. Whiney, Jr Duane Redman George A. and E. Club P. Gerhart Harger Cleveland St. Elyria Jade Tea Room Phillips Sigma Omega Sigma Marcelling Leedale’s Beauty Shop Swearer Bik Elyria Business Women Chicago Eva Mackey Helene Schmidt Middletown Ola Elyria Woman's Club Muss Bemus Schulze Ruth Simmons Dorothy Burt Ruth Palmer Chronicle-Telegram Reguair Ave McCracken Ralph Betts Philips Court Sedativy St. Mary's Circle No H. J. Schwind Second Street Ford Loomis F. A. Lawrence Cascade Street Litle Sorority Sarah Tapper West Ridge Road Tigredia Social Club Manzelman Cheerful Chapter Geraldine Feron Four o'Clock C. G. Washburn Washington Avenue Whening Circle Security Benefit Association Fishermen's Club Order of Eastern Star Royal Neighbors of America Virgil Waite H. P. Chapman Sons of Union Veterans Sam Findlay Julia Minnie Krabec Oberlin Road B. H. Russell Denison Avenus Tznasik Merry Makers Myrna Smetzer Lucclle Noveske Homercourt St. Mary's Church Woodworth Wasington Earl Brown Ohio Street Sun-aine Workers Woodman Hall Research Club Ctreene Order of DeMolay Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge Clan Robertson Order of Scottish Clans Elsna Council Masonic Lodge Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary W. Broad St Andress Casi¢ Haverstick Lincoln Court Mildred Dimick Dan Kothe D Jr Gerald Squires Carolyn Woodruff Seventh Street Washington Ave Barber & Beauty Shop Mac & Vic LA Porte Church M. E. Shurch Castle Croquignole Hazel C Printers Paper Merchants Lodi &T Elyria, O Bill’s W. Broad Allen Bernard Blocl Coats FUR Shoppe Middle Ave Broad Street Messenger Paul I Inwright Nancy Courtland St
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