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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1936
Page
6
The notice lists Cora M. Shepard at 523 Barker St with Wellington delivery services. For deliveries call Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland, phone 21-YX.
Members of St Patrick's Catholic church sponsor a public card party at Wellington Herrick Auditorium on Thursday night. Bridge and various other card games will be played.
Wellington Lodge No. 127 F and A M hosts annual Father and Son banquet Thursday at 6 30 pm in the Congregational church dining rooms. Judge Guy B Findley of Elyria will be guest speaker served by Eastern Star members.
Abbe Hand Circle of Wellington King’s Daughters entertained 17 members and 12 guests at hostess Mrs. A W Shields home on Monday evening. The Homebuilder class of the Methodist church staged a playlet Wienies for Breakfast featuring Leora Yoxtheimer Rachel Hannon Daniel Shepard E L Sharp and Mr and Mrs Robert Herrick. Allen Dudley played Humoresque by Rachmaninoff and Maureen McCormick offered a piano piece from the Oberlin Conservatory recital. Mrs A B Southard led a Bible study on The Lost Sheep and Miss Gertrude Dibble sang Ninety and Nine. Refreshments were served by Miss Florence Starr Mrs Guy Phelps and Mrs Fred Abbott Sr. Mrs Laura Barber of Oberlin attended.
E. B. Buffington of Lakewood, former pastor of the Church of Christ, will occupy the local pulpit Sunday morning and preach on The Thief on the Cross.
Father William Morain of St Patrick's Church is ill at his sister's home in Cleveland.
Frank Sugaski, who recently underwent two serious operations at a Cleveland hospital, is reported to be recovering slowly as doctors monitor his condition.
Mrs E L Hewes reviews Vincent Sheean's Personal History for the Woman's Afternoon Club. The critique discusses narrative style, character sketches, and the author’s storytelling approach within a social club setting.
A review described Vein of Iron by Ella Glasgow as a tale of a Scotch Presbyterian and five generations of Fin Castle who migrate from Scotland to the Virginia mountain region. It highlights endurance before the 1929 Depression and notes the club's forthcoming meeting hosted by Missey Margaret and Jeannette Warner on Friday, March 2.
The Wellington post office will close Saturday February 22 in observance of Washington's birthday. No rural or city deliveries will be made and only incoming and outgoing mail will be processed.
The Dukes travel to Vermilion tonight to contest second place in the Northern League against the Vermilion Sailors basketball team.
The Wo mans Benefit Association and Lillywood Rebekah Lodge plan meetings in Grange hall and Herrick Auditorium with schedules including a covered dish dinner. A Kiwanis gathering, a new camera club formed by Wellington Oberlin residents, and a Congregational church benefit card party are listed with organizers and locations. Several residents recover from injuries and illnesses, and community members visit relatives and attend hospital care.
Litchfield brief notes report the Jolly Quilters meeting set for Wednesday February 26 at the home of Mrs J H Barth. Also listed are social visits including Mrs William Spieth hosting three bridge tables and other Sunday dinners among local residents.
Lakewood reports a large turnout at Saturday night’s town hall dance with another planned for February 29. Eastern Stars will host a Washington’s birthday party Thursday, while locals visit relatives in Willoughby and Medina. Several residents recover from injuries and illness, and social visits continue among families including Ausmuth Fierle Fahrian Sears and Browand.
Earl C Houk who is blind has been permanently appointed senior social case worker for the 2201 other blind residents receiving county aid. The Braille system enables him to perform his duties.
Carlisle officials announce East Carlisle School will resume music instruction starting March 1 after being cut due to finances. The East Carlisle Board of Education approved the plan at its latest meeting.
Members of the Carlisle Neighborhood Club planned at their last meeting to host the annual oyster supper at Carlisle Center School on Friday evening February 21.
The Carlisle Center Parent Teacher Association hosted a Friday evening card party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I B Feeley on the Diagonal road. Games included pinochle and pedro with awards to Miss Angiela Knechtheges L B Feeley and Clarence Longbrake for pinochle and Mr and Mrs Charles Gleisner for pedal? Refreshments were served.
The regular meeting of the East Carlisle Parent-Teacher Association was held at East Carlisle School on Friday evening.
The session began with America sung by attendees and the Lord's Prayer recited. In President Bailey's absence, Mrs. Charles Huene led the meeting, followed by program chair Mrs. Albert H. Goodspeed who steered the program. Mrs. Clayton Smith gave piano numbers, Mrs. A. G. Olmstead read about Founder's Day, and William Oldham, juvenile officer of the probate court, spoke on his work. Refreshments were served.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Manning hosted a Valentine party at their Elyria home in tribute to Mrs S J Hastings of Grafton road on Friday evening. The group enjoyed social time and a refreshment course with a lighted birthday cake at the center in Valentine colors. Guests included the Hastings family and local friends.
Mrs Frank Harrison entertained associates of the Mother Singers Group at her Grafton Road home Thursday afternoon. The rooms held potted plants and sweet peas as a springlike backdrop for a tureen luncheon at 1 PM. An original skit titled And the Bluff was Called was presented by group members. Mrs Albert Walters won the high award and Mrs H H Gregg the consolation prize. Those assisting the hostess were
The Merry Maids Sunday School class met at St. John Evangelical church parlors on Saturday for a Valentine party. Flora Schneider, Viola Kreger, and Anna Zachrock won prizes. Valentines were exchanged and refreshments served to Jeanne Farey, Marian Cashman, Evelyn Fahrnoey, Susan Ivan, Anna Zacroch, Margaret, Flora and Florence Schneider, Viola Kreeger, Milda Holzhauer, Ruth Corbett, Frances Sanders, and Lila Pippert. Next meeting set for Friday evening March 13.
Members of the Congregation al Ladies' Dime Society will meet at the home of Mrs. Arthur Engle on Thursday for an all day quilting party with lunch served at noon.
A regular meeting of the South Amherst American Legion Post No 197 will be held in the club rooms Friday evening.
B Mellon was moved from Amherst Hospital to the Elyria Clinic where he received operative treatment on Monday. His condition is reported as serious. Mrs. Carroll Shepherd and several other named women are listed in the short local notice. Regular Mothersingers Group rehearsal will be at East Carlisle school Thursday evening. Details include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Klinect and children to Mrs. Lottie Klinect and Cecile Pfeiffer attending a Just Us Hight Club meeting at Mrs. Thomas Griffiths’ home in Elyria. Mrs. William M Crawford Jr. was admitted to Elyria Clinic for operative treatment on Wednesday.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ives of Indian Hollow Road at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Thursday February 13th.
Mr and Mrs Charles Smith Jr of Elyria announce the birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Monday February 10. Mrs Smith is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Andress of Fuller Road. Mr and Mrs Harry H Brown of Millercourt announce the birth of a son Gordon Lysle on Monday February 17.
Chehalis Washington reports the restoration of the first courthouse in the Pacific Northwest and the second oldest building in Washington. The Jackson Prairie courthouse, a log structure built in 1847 by pioneer John R. Jackson, sits 12 miles south of Chehalis as work proceeds.
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