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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1931

Page

3

Patrons and Patronesses for Legion Military Ball

The tenth annual Washingtons Birthday Military Ball of the Higia American Legion Post No. 10 will be held Monday at Elks Hall with more than 390 patrons and patronesses. John Eldon of Cleveland heads the Ohio Legion, joined by Elyria leaders and state and local officials, in a formal procession and military atmosphere. The event features nurses from Memorial Hospital and Elyria National Guard members in uniform, with numerous Legion members listed as patrons and patronesses including A R Agate and J A Eldon.

Elks’ Hall Hlgria American Legion Elyria Ohio Lehman Jack Marshall Pete Dirlam Walter Bagnall Carl F. Wolf C. 4 Ohio Legion A. R. Agate Elyria Legion James L. Donnelly John XN. Eidt M. F. Elliot G. B. Findley Jack Flynn G. B. French KR. J. Fitch Max French Rolland Faulhaber R. Goecke G. E. Guth E. Gillis Max Goldstein J. Clare George F. W Hartman Henry J. Hart M Herald James Hewitt A. T. Hil John Halpin A. C. Hudnutt H. G. Hoover Louis Heidrich E. A. Hague William Harding Henry Heidrich Roger Hill Harry Hinkson Messrs Maurice Hyman W. E. Hart H. C. Johnson R. E. Jackson R. K. Jenson J. B. Johnson A. H. Krapp Wal

Boy Scouts Dinner and Club Meetings Placed Monday

Monday events include a Boy Scouts dinner at 6 29 in the Church of Christ dining room and multiple Bible Class meetings at 2 00 and 3 00 hosted by Mrs. Bartholomew Denison avenue Mrs. C H Jackson West avenue and Mrs A M Boyer Park avenue plus lodge and club gatherings. Kiwanis and other groups sponsored hospital entertainment for Gates Hospital for Crippled Children with Gene St Marie orchestra Joe Boddy Leon Kelly and others. A silver tea at the Second Congregational Church featured vocal and piano solos and a luncheon.

Church of Christ KK of Chail King Solomon’s Lodge A. M Brotherhood of American Yeomen Rainbow Class The Methodist Church Hazel Wieseker Fine Arts Woman's Club N. A. Q. Club Ed Sweeney George Street Kiwanis Club Gates Hospital Kiwanis Cub Gene St. Marie Joe Boddy Leon Kelly Charles Willen Pete Smilin Moon Sisters Harry Pickett Earl Jolly Howard Stanford C. F Betty Hurd Math Pickett Ok Wackmer Mra Urias

Seth Parker Hymns Used At Methodist Evening Service

The First Methodist Episcopal Church will host the Seth Parker Hymns evening service at 7 30 tomorrow. The third consecutive Seth Parker Hymns gathering features noted music and a sermon by Dr. Piper titled A Great Invitation. Morning sermon at 10 45 will be Behold the Lamb of God with Hi p hove of the city in attendance.

First Methodist Episcopal Church Seth Parker Piper Minster Hi-p Guil- Mant Jesus Gwenellen Woore Dickinson Guilmant Epworth League Mary Radcliffe Emmanuel Lutheran Rukh William Block Franz Liszt Sayles Thome Wil Fnoson

Birthday party and church notices in Elyria paper

Little Miss Thelma Gegenheimer celebrated her sixth birthday with games and gifts at home, while Tigredia Social Club welcomed a new member and planned a theatre outing. The Church of Christ advertised Sunday services with varied music and a sermon series, plus Bible studies and youth activities for the day.

Thelma Jeanne Gegenheimer A. L. Gegenheimer Bone Fellow Avenue Gegenheimer G. 8. Green Beverly Gibbs Dorothy Brecknock Marjoria Jean Post Mildred Lewis Juanita Lou Dale Race Rue McIntyre Billy Pemberthy Junior Green Ivan Johnson Richard Lehman

Meetings and church groups schedule updated this week

Meetings of the Woman's Home with Mrs W Huffman move to her home at 12 Hawthorny Street on Tuesday evening. Woo) E US meets with Mrs Charles Haghson at 423 West Avenue Tuesday at 2 00. Robert Alspaugh to lead Second Congregational church Christian Endeavor. Music by the orchestra. The Stewardship of Time topic for tomorrow’s morning message at 4 45 PM. Bible School at 9 30 AM on the lesson Jesus Bearing the Good Tidings from Luke eight. Stewardship Study Group at 6 30 PM to discuss Putting the Principles into Practice. Bible School Cabinet meets at the church Tuesday evening at 7 30. The Golden Altar of Incense is the Bible Study topic for Wednesday evening at 7 30.

Church OF Christ the Church of Christ Second Chapel Streets Marjorie Rossiter D. A. Baird Paul Wainwright Walter O. Smith Clare Short Stainer Jesus Gotze Miss Rossiter Mr. Smith Weber Mrs. Baird Cruickshank Mr. Fowler Bartholomow John B. Dyke Stalner Bible School E.R. Laver H. B. Alger Kuntz Robert Anderson America David Wainwright Christian Endeavor Marie Kelling Sydney Dart Africa Gertrude Mallory Lillian Mallory Harry Wright Elyria Men Elyria Men's Burdar Fox Furnace Father and Sons Group National Tube Troxel Company D. Baird James A. Hewitt Ralph Standen Ging Wm. J C. Fowler Harvey C. Eckenroad Cleve G. Buswell Carl N. Wagner Edgar R. Neil R. Nichols Frank Brandau True Miller W. N. Harding Richard Thayer Chuck Whidden Joe Boddy Phil Kaiser W. CD. Huffman Hawthorny Street Woo E. US Charles Haghson West Avenue Robert Alspaugh Second Congregational Church Christian Endeavor Society Thea Bible School

Entre Nous Club entertains members in Elyria gathering

Members of the Entre Nous Club of Elyria and guest Mrs. Frederick were hosted by Mrs. Max Lyndon at her Hast River street home. After the business meeting a quiz tested members. first honors went to Mrs. Owen Bannon and Mrs. C. N. Williams, with prizes for Mrs. Harry Fowl and Mrs. Merl Sly. ten covers were set for refreshments and a March 15 meeting was announced at Mrs. Cora Fessler's Mur ray Ridge home. The Blue and Gold Bunco Club was hosted by Mrs. Rene Taber on Lake avenue. prizes went to Mrs. Foster Diilam, Mrs. Fred Haton, and Mrs. Louis Wetzel. a three course lunch was served with Washington’s birthday decor and Mrs. Wetzel to host again in two weeks on Columbus street.

Tigredia Social Club Ida Devinney East Avenue Margaret Beal Barnes Brunser Rose Ryan la Grange K. of P. Hall Minnie Card Elyria Frederick Max Lyndon Heir Hast River Street Owen Bannon C. N. Williams Harry Fowl Merl Sly Cora Fessler Murray Ridge Rene Taber Lake Avenue Foster Diilam Fred Haton Louis Wetzel Washington

Student Aid Chairmen Entertained at Mrs Reding’s Home

Mrs C D Reding hosted yesterday afternoon entertaining Student Aid Chairmen from city schools. Pink flowers and carna tions decorated. Prize winners included Mrs Cirtis Mrs Fey and Mrs Schnuerer. Refreshments served after games. Also notes on YMCA YWCA women’s swim class and Elyria Oberlin social bridge notes.

Student Aid C. D. Reding Seventh Street Airs C. Cirtis M. Fey F. Schnuerer

Rickard Couple Move to East Cleveland Home

Mr and Mrs J B Rickard of R15 Princeton Avenue left yesterday to establish a new home in East Cleveland. Mr and Mrs William Thomas of Bay Village were dinner guests. Next on stage: Mary Muldoons Morning In The Fountain of Youth at M B E church Tuesday Feb 24 at 8 p m with 25 and 15 cent tickets.

J. B. Rickard Princeton Avenue East Cleveland William Thomas Bay Village Mary Muldoons Fountain of Youth Circle

Visitors and Local Residents Farm The Weekend News

Numerous residents and guests are listed visiting or staying with families across town and nearby cities. Among the noted names are Mrs. H M Yates from West Alexander PA visiting at the Blayney home, Mrs Leila Lergie of Cleveland, and Mr and Mrs Ralph Murbach hosting at Third Avenue. Also mentioned are county and city residents traveling for events and hospital news including Mrs BE Barnard injured in an auto accident and the birth of Shirley Mae to Mr and Mrs Melvin J Harris on Williams Street.

Willam Cowen Glenwood Street W. C. Roe Vivian Roe Furnace Street Columbus Ohio BE. E. Barnard Gulf Farms Melvin J. Harris Williams Street Shirley Mae Matt Quay Bobbie Galion Perry Koplin West Avenue R. P. Vaughn Detroit Michigan William Muir Auld Cleveland Rowfant Club Otis Skinner Auld Harold Sheldon Birmingham Elyria Memorial Hospital Emerson Poste Chattanooga Ennessee Deabe Burns East Avenue Alice Trobinson Charity Hospital Clark Street J. G. Whitney Fourth Street Conneaut Ashtabula Charles Notley Frank Brown Cedar Street William Humphrey Findlay Humphrey George Brownell Park Avenue John Whitney Ohio Wesleyan University Mary Chester West Hover Nelson van Wormer East Broad Street R. McDonald Cornell Avenue Takerwood E. E. Turner Marguerite McCollum Children’s Bureau

Rockwell Returns After Brother's Death Visit

Miss Mianetta Rockwell returns to 2065 Sixth Street after an absence following her brother Dwight Rockwell's death in Cleveland on December 16 1980. She traveled to Marion to visit her niece Mrs T Swigart and spent the past week with Mrs W C Porter on Oberlin Road before heading home. Readings tea cocoa etc 11 8 30 Sundays No 6 Chestnut St.

Delaware Methedist Mianetta Rockwell Sixth Street Cleveland Dwight Rockwell Marion Ohio T. Swigart Chestnut St

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