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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1932

Page

9

Numerous Civic Club Meetings and Talks Tonight

A dense schedule of gatherings fills the evening with the Zonta Class at Miss Thelma Page’s Lake avenue home and Dr W M Auld speaking on the third petition at First Congregational. Various societies meet including Pilgrim, Daughters of Scotland, DeMolay, and the Fancy Free Club with a card party and a tureen supper at multiple local homes and churches.

Second Congregational Church Thelma Page Lake Avenue W. M. Auld Womar’s Association of Pilgrim Church Ehurch George Holohach

Mrs G A Reeded Speaks at Congregational Circle No 4

The First Congregational church Circle No 4 WOMAN S Association met at Mrs Charles Cushs 645 Fifth Street with Mrs Otto Greene presiding. Mrs G A Reeder gave a paper on Peace and discussed The Road Back by Remarque. Thirty members attended and planned a March luncheon with Circle 40 hosting.

First Congregational Church Woman’s Association Charles Cush Fifth Street Otto Greene G. A. Reeder Crich Maria Remarque

Hospital Notes Admissions List

Admissions include Frank Vander sommen Wesley avenue Elsie Sutorius 215 Sixth street Jean ette Hammett Medina Margaret Smith 386 Fairmont Mathew Zo teski T5138 West avenue Mrs Gilbert Riser 1374 Last avenue George Brown Kent Ohio Charles Parker No 7 Frank furt Harrison Holland Y Mot A Joseph Pritchard transien

Frank Vandersommen Wesley Avenue Elsie Sutorius Sixth Street Jeanette Hammett Medina Margaret Smith Fairmont Mathew Zoteski West Avenue Gilbert Riser Last Avenue George Brown Kent Ohio Charles Parker Frankfurt Harrison Holland Joseph Pritchard Transien

Desperate Gun Play in Western Adventure Novel

The Sonora setting features broad grazing lands ringed by mountains and bandit caves. A single handed gunfight forms the thriller’s high point as the hero faces bandits in a tense showdown. Millions of trees are planted in Palestine to reforest the region.

Sonora Palestine

Mrs Spicer Shampooing Price at PhotoOd

A fragment notes Mrs Spicer offering marvelling finger waving and shampooing services for 80 cents at PhotoOd, indicating a local beauty treatment price point.

Valentine Party Garners A I B Members In Ridgeville

One hundred Lorain County American Institute of Banking members attended a Ridgeville Grange Hall Valentine party with guests from Cleveland. Karl Townsend presided, Otis McKee introduced Lawrence Kelley, Miss Margie Kushinsky led as entertainment chair, and Margie’s guests danced to Alice Terry and orchestra after a luncheon and games.

Ridgeville Grange Hall Lorain County American Institute of Banking Cleveland Karl Townsend Wellington Otis McKee Oberlin Savings Bank Lawrence Kelley Highland Park Bank of Michigan Nies Margie Kushinsky Ely

Washington Birthday Party Highlights by Round Table Club

The Round Table Club held a Washington Birthday program at the Snyder home on Columbus Street with Misses Lucie Thoman Dorothy Snyder and Charlotte Webster as hostesses. Attendees wore Colonial decor and enjoyed stamps silhouettes and a Valley Forge centerpiece as they tested knowledge of General Washington. Prize winners included Mrs Todner Rockwood Judge A R Webber Dr W B Hubbell Dr John P Rankin and James B Thomas. The next meeting is March 2 at Mr and Mrs R L Rankin. The Woman's Auxiliary of Andrew's church met with sixteen members sewing for missionary work and an Lenten observance noted by Mrs George T P Colburn.

Keen Kutter Club Dora Swesey Tattersall Court Hepsie Arias Bessie Smith Gertrude Johnson Bobby Krugman Luetla Sayles Eighth Street Round Table Washington Lucie Thoman Dorothy Snyder Charlotte Webster Snyder Columbus Sttreet Trenton Delaware Todner Rockwood A. R. Webber W. B. Hubbell John P. Rankin James B. Thomas Valley Forge R. L. Rankin Woman's Auxiliary Andrew's Church Nettie Laundon Sith Street George TP. Colburn Rodney Rockwood

Miss Rosemary Nagi Hosts Les Amics Meeting

Miss Rosemary Nagi entertained Les Amics of the First Congregational Church last evening at Cleveland Street. Members sewed towels for a Mission school after a discussion and honored Pearl Rice on her birthday. BE P Gates will host on March sixteenth.

Rosemary Nagi Les Amics First Congregational Church Cleveland Street Mission School Pearl Rice BE. P. Gates Second Street

Carysanthe Club Hosts Cards and Refreshments

Members of Carysanthe mum Cluh met at Mrs Albert HKremke s Mendel court yesterday for an afternoon of hearts. Prizes went to Mrs Walter Zander and Mrs Alfred Buchholz. The club will be entertained March 16 at Mrs Robert Peters home on Oxford avenue.

Carysanthemum Cluh Albert Hkremke Mendel Court Walter Zander Alfred Buchholz Robert Peters Oxford Avenue

Clan Robertson Memorial Service Open to Public

Clan Robertson holds its annual memorial service this evening at 6 30 in the Knights of Pythias hall. All Scotch societies in the county have been invited to attend and the event is open to the public.

Clan Robertson Knights of Pythias

De Molay Alumni Dinner At Woman's Club

Twelve members of the De Molay Alumni Association shared a dinner at the Woman's Club last evening. A lengthy business session followed to discuss association matters. Later in the evening, attendees played cards.

DE Molay de Molay Alumni Association Woman’s Club

Ladies Aid Plans Kitchen Shower and Lectures

The Emmanuel Lutheran church Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Charles Coniam's home to plan a April seventh kitchen utensil shower for the new church kitchen and a March third tureen luncheon with Dr. H W Hackenburg, Ohio Synod stewardship chair, present. A March fourth congregation hut event will feature a lecture on the Holy Law. Refreshments followed.

Ladies’ Aid Society Emmanuel Lutheran Church Charles Coniam Princeton Avenue H. W. Hackenburg Ohio Synod Ladies’ Aid Hackenburg

Four new members admitted to St. Jai Rebekah Lodge

Four new members were admitted at the St. Jai Rebekah Lodge meeting in the I. C. O. F. hall with two candidates initiated and two balloted on by transfer. A benefit card party was announced for the next meeting. The next meeting is scheduled for March second.

St. Jai Rebekah Lodge

Knight Conferred At Lorain Lodge Meeting

The Chevalier Lodge No. 216 conferred the rank of esquire on a candidate with Deputy grand chancellor Ben Haff and Lorain officials assisting. Knight rank will be conferred at Holman Lodge in Lorain on February 24. The county meeting is set for La Grange on February 26 with expected grand chancellor attendance.

Chevalier Lodge Ben Haff Lorain Clark B. King Gaba Joresaleo Holman Lodge la Grange

Shower Held for Mrs. McLaughlin at Foster Avenue Home

A miscellaneous shower was given at Mrs. George McLaughlin’s home 211 Foster avenues with Brtica as the pleasant discr sion of the eventing. Prizes went to Mrs. Tidward Wiein and Hartsell Nason. The guest of honor received many gifts and will be at home after March 1 at 126 Parkview court.

George McLaughlin Foster Avenues Tidward Wiein Hartsell Nason Hager Richman Brothers Lorain Wagers Parkview Court

First Congregational Church Circle Hosts Social

Circle No 1 of the First Congregational Church met at the home of Mrs A J Uthe on Middle Avenue yesterday afternoon. Mrs Henry Ingersoll Sr led devotions then the group discussed a program on George Washington as a Christian. Four guests joined the social hour with refreshments served.

A. J. Uthe Middle Avenuas Henry Ingersoll George Washington Fred Decker Gladys Fowl Jeanette Barth Bannister Hugo Pankoff Ella Fowl

Mrs Crandall Visits Cincinnati Guest of Mrs Speidel

Mrs H A Crandall travels to Cincinnati this week as guest of Mrs Speidel. She will spend the weekend with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Maddux.

H. A. Crandall Cincinnati

Circle 20 of First Methodist entertains members

Members of Circle 20 at the First Methodist Episcopal church enjoyed an afternoon at Mrs. J A Lucas home on Howe street with devotions led by Mrs E Terrell and reports from committees. Mrs H H Gregg sang and Alice Nichols read as refreshments were served to twenty one attendees. The group will meet March 16 at Mrs Hammond on Clark street.

Circle 2 Washsden F A. Dusthimer East River Street George Martin W. H. Waite George Martha Dusthimer F. C. Keyes L. B. Huffman George Hoke R. E. Lyndon F. W. McWilliams Grant Moses E. L. Moody Jean Mazzeo H. H. Meckley Charles McDonald Circle 20 First Methodist Episcopal Church J. A. Lucas Howe Street E. Terrell H. H Gregg Alice Nichols Wi. Smith Hart Dickason Hammond Clark Street

Daughters of St. Andrew Meet at Mrs Wehrhoff Home

Members enjoyed a luncheon at 12 30 at Mrs John Wehrhoff’s residence on Park Avenue. Rev E B Redhead led a Lent program as the group opened its regular session at 2 30. The next meeting is set for March 3 at 209 in the electrical kitchen of the Ohio Public Service Company.

Daughters of St. Andrew John Wehrhoff Bus Park Avenue E. B. Redhead Electrical Kitchen Ohio Public Service Company

Review of Challenge of Chance at Wonders Association meeting

Mrs. John Hecock reviewed Challenge of Chance at the Wonders Association of the Second Congregational Church yesterday afternoon. Following the review Mrs. John Kennedy and Mrs. Fred Ernshaw sang a duet. At the conclusion of the program Division A of the Association served ?

John Hecock John Kennedy Fred Ernshaw Sersed

Circle 3 luncheon at Washington Avenue home

Mrs Ralph Must2h hosted Circle 3 of the First Congregational Church on Washington Avenue yesterday for an afternoon luncheon and meeting with eight members and two guests. The program included devotions by Mrs W E Barnes and a book review of Plumes by Slattings presented by Mrs G Shaw. Mrs I A Webster and Miss Charlotte Webster to host the Circle on Washington Avenue March 16.

Ralph Must2h Wash'reton Avenue Circle First Congregational Church W. E. Barnes G. Shaw I. A. Webster Charlotte Webster Washington Miro

Circle 7 of First Methodist hears report on Lincoln kindness

Mrs Frank Akers of Beyer Court entertained fifteen members and one guest of Circle No 7 Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Beal led the meeting. Mrs Whitehead presented a paper titled Humanity and Tenderness of Lincoln. The circle plans a guest bar at the March 16 meeting at Mrs E Whitehead’s Park avenue home.

Frank Akers Beyer’. Court A. Bedlock Circle No. 7 First Methodist Church Beal Whitehead Lincoln Cirela E. Whitehead Park Avenue

Community groups plan next activities at Y M C A

Friendship Club met at the Y M C A for group meetings. Laetae Filiae Class held a Valentine party at Dorothy Robertson Denison’s home with a heart hunt and cards. Veterans of Foreign Wars in Sandusky discussed forming a local post with seventy five expressing interest. Personal notes cover club visits, births, illnesses, and travels of residents including Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Waldron, and the Sherrills family.

Friendship Club Y Gorm Methodist Sunday School Dorothy Roberon Denison Heles Thompson Roberta Moseley Pauline Frances O'Malley T. A. Shattu H. B. Forbes James Powell Melvin Brown Veterans of Foreign Wars Sandusky Soldiers and Sailors Home

Additions To Library Shelves America’s Way Out and More

A period catalog of new library acquisitions notes America’s Way Out by Norman Thomas as a critical socialist critique and call for reform, alongside works on blood pressure by Clarence Andrews, journalism guidance by Charles Rogers, Machinery’s Handbook eighth edition, Flower of Thorn by Marie Demler, My Particular Murder by David Sharp, and The Border Wolf by Robert Ben.

America Norman Thomas United States Russia Clarence Andrews Charles Rogers School of Journal State Agricultural College Flower of Johnny Reb David Sharp Mr. Fielding Border Wolf Robert Ben

Tigredia Social Club Luncheon at Rose Kean Home

Tigredia Social Club meets Friday at noon for a turkey luncheon at the home of Mrs Rose Kean on Fourth Street. The event celebrates 36 years of service by Dr M E Hart of Metropolitan Life Insurance in Elsria and includes remarks by local officials. Dinner will be served in St Andrews Church dining room for twenty five.

Tigredia Social Club Frioa Noon Rose Kean Fourth Street Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Elsria W. E. Hart Loval St Andrews Church Elviia Nias Saprery

Daughters of Ivanhoe Host Tureen Luncheon

Daugpress of Ivanhoe enjoyed a tureen luncheon Wednesday at the spa home of Mrs. Edita Slater on Foosevelt Avenue. Twelve members attended the meeting with a short business session and quilting.

Ivanhoe Daugpress Spa Edita Slater Foosevelt Ave

Local social notes from Elyria and Lakewood

Mrs. removed from Elyria Memorial Hospital to her home on East avenue. Mr and Mrs Ralph Murbach went to New York City. Mrs E D Adams Mrs E J Faulkner Mrs J C Linville and Mrs E G Curtis guests in Cleveland today. Miss Jessie Garfield of Sheffield visiting her cousin Mrs Florence Brackett Water street. Dr R R Bevard with Mrs Wilfred Bowdler presented a Lakewood Study Circle program on This Jewel called Vienna and sketches of Italy.

John Garfield Moss Pearl Lord Garden Club Parma Ohio Arthur Perkins East Broad Street Simon Ropland Girardsville Perkins Cistle Thorson Helen Morrow Fremont Thorson Roy Morrow Sixteenth Street Edward Waldron Walnut Street Walter Ludwig J. L. Ludwig Amherst Abe Thomas Elshia Elyria Memorial Hospital Flora Penfield Charles Lora Seventh Street Harriett Marjyarie Francis Nelle Willows Mary Ruth Locke Rherma Tippett Lilian Warden Tau Gamma Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Allerton Cleveland Gilbert Hiser East Avenue Elyrna Memorial Hospital Airs George Walker Clyde Huessner Fred Ernshaw New York Fremont Street Marion Sherrill Kathryn Call Pittsburgh Pennsylvania NE. Sherrill Lake Avenue Edvin Larsen Princeton Avenue New York City Fred Porter Ralph Murbach E. D. Adams E. J. Faulkner J. C. Linville E. G. Curtis Jessie Garfield sSheffield Florence Brackett Water Street R. R. Bevard Wilfred Bowdler Lakewood Methodist Church C. A. Grate Arthur Avenue Bevard Vienna Italy

Local Couples and Individuals Share Lorain Elyria Names

A list of individuals with ages and occupations appears for Lorain and Elyria including Jordan Petkoff 21 pressman Cleveland. Stolma Yovan 19 Lorain. Jenstrinka 22 care maker Elyria. Josephine Tokarczyk 18 Lorain. George Vasiloff 34 laborer Lorain. Virginia Parih 2nd Cl Lorain. Robert Staples 25 laborer Oberlin. Ethel Matuson 22 Oberlin. Porter Adair 23 laboreser Elyria. Anime Doirs 22 Elyria. Rev Burton.

Jordan Petkoff Pressman Cleveland Stolma Yovan Lorain Jenstrinka Elyria Josephine Tokarczyk George Vasiloff Virginia Parih Robert B. Staples Oberlin Ethel Matuson Porter Adair

Zoe supper in Michigan schedule

Zoe supper MI. Shureh mat. 4:30 to 7:00.

Zoe Supper Shureh Mat

Blocher Villa Rest Home Advertises Aged Care Facility

An advertisement promotes Blocher Villa Rest Home as an ideal place for the aged and non distressed residents with competent nurses and a congenial environment at moderate rates. Address not fully provided.

Blocher Villa

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Hurch G. A. Reeded Howard Miller Circle 9 Firs Ihe A. S. Heim Fouria Street Linville Georss Washington Oton Edgar Guest Heimbach Maston Lininger Wes Avenue Ridgeville Alice Terry Harry van Wagnen Lorain Bank of Commerce Bob Veen Elyria Savings and Trust Co Belden National Bank of Commerce of CUB Washington Party Woman's Auxiliary OF ST. Andrew's Church TOR Les Amites Albert Bremke Fehr Rs Emmanuel Fuiure ST. Clair Rebekah Bride Daughters OF ST. Andrew Ass'n Meeting Mrs. Murbach GIM Sandusay Gabrielline Marcel Lois Beauty Shoppe Chestnut St Vleetings Pr. and Mrs. Hart Buswell Rosav Masonic Temple Tommy Strobel Day’s Music Store Ruth G. Thomas Wooster the Brown CO. Printers - Paper Merchants Lodi Street Rudy Mac Rudy Mog Broadway 20Th St Lorain, Ohio Reublin Bros P. V Jones Farm Genuin Richelieu Dunbar Brown Alaska Libbys Santos Campbells Battle Creek Syco Floridas Japan Northern Bas ENE Wsbra Persiana Nasuie
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