Patriotic Program Highlighted By Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Elyria Post No 12 American Legion Auxiliary plans a Lincoln and Washington birthday program. J Clare George of the Chronicle Telegraph will deliver the keynote address, with Otto K Mischka introducing him. Readings and musical offerings follow the regular meeting.
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Legion Aux
Elyria Post No. 12
American Legion Auxiliary
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
J. Clare George
Chronicle-Telegram
Otto K. Mischka
Lincoln
Ruth Hanson
Washington
Mary Helen Kolopos
Josephine Mischka
Evalsn Schirack
Concord
Ruth Meinke
C. Richards
J. C. George
A. Cc. Woll
PONNA STEGMAN HOSTS E L F CLUB AT HOME
Mrs Donna Stegman entertained E L F club members at her home with canasta and bridge as main diversions. Honors went to Irene Zachman and Helene Cautle in bridge. Four course refreshments were served in red, white and blue for Washington’s Birthday. Next ELF meeting set for Monday at Mrs T R Mickenney’s 123 Chase Street.
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Ponna Stegman
Donna Stegmudn
Sewjog
Bridge
Irene Zachman
Helene Cautle
George
New constitution presented at Minorah Club meeting
Al Berson, chairman of the constitution committee, presented the newly constructed constitution of the Minorah club at the regular semi monthly meeting last evening. The meeting occurred in the recreation hall of the Temple with new officers presiding. Entertainment followed the business session featuring bridge and ping pong.
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Minorah
Meeling al Berson
Minorah Club
Temple
Colonial club meets at Harvard avenue home yesterday
The Monday Colonial club held its concluding session for the season at Mrs. W. A Reed’s home on Harvard avenue yesterday afternoon. Three tables were in play and after a social period the meetings were discontinued until after Easter.
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Colonial Club
W. A Reed
Harvard Avenue
Twe Happs Tlour Chis at Margaret Cras Home
A youth organization event was held last evening at 5190 West Fifteenth Street, hosted by Miss Margaret Cras. Tod Kostro was elected president, Steve Crasz as vice president, dohe scess'ian treasurer, and Vielen Plate secretary. The next meeting is planned for at Tuha sebastiar, 922 West River Street.
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Twe Happs
Margaret Cras
West Fifteenth Strest
Tod Kostro
Steve Crasz
Dohe Scess
Ian
Vielen Plate
Tuha Sebastiar
Wast River Street
Maieh
Avon Couple Wed at Cleveland Ceremony
Alfred J Walker and Dovotur Wreex of Avon wed in Cleveland on February 18 in a ceremony at Rev and Mrs Marris home. After a short hour reception the couple planned a wedding dinner downtown before returning to Avon.
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Avon Coul Ple
Cleveland
Alfred J Walker
Ots. Dovotur Wreex
Avon
Tf Maris
First Congregational Guild Holds Business Session
The Guild of First Congregational church met yesterday afternoon with president Erle Chanman presiding. Members toiled for the Red Cross making aprons and quilt blocks. An entertained session is planned for March sixth.
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1St Cong's Guild
First Congregational Church
Military Ball Patrons Announced for Elyria Legion Event
The Twelfth Annual Washington's Birthday dance by Elyria Post No. 12 at the Elk’s ballroom tomorrow evening is expected to draw over 300 couples. Commander A. T. Sibles and Mrs. Sibles will lead the grand march. The patron and patroness list includes C. G Washburn, J. A. Hewitt, Lawrence Webber, and many others with guests from Cleveland.
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Elyria Post No. 12
American Legion
Elk’s Ball Room
A. T. Sibles
Lst
Messrs
C. G Washburn
J. A. Hewitt
Lawrence Webber
Herman Eads
Otto K Mischka
Geo Crawford
Arthur H. Waters
John P. Rankin
J. C. Parseh
Elmer Walton
Fred Underhill
H. C. Chener
Fred Altfeld
Max Goldstein
Dan Symons
R. E. Samnar
H C. Wilcox
Peter Miller
Geo. H. Allen
Maurice Hyman
J. W. Warden
Carl Curtis
J. M. Marshall
H. J. Austin
C. W Phillips
H. C. Escar
David Hyman
al Major
Geo Richwine
Chas Biggs
Howard Butler
Paul Collins Leonard Hastings Care Wright
Ben Thomas
AL Agate
Wr. Mitchell
E. G. Peel
Geo
H. Lewis
C. P. Shively
Lewis Huttman
Wm. Sudro
C. W. Richmond
A. J. Robinson
A. C. Hudnutt
R. S. Goecke
Robert Vestal
J. E. Thatcher
John Eid
Dor Wilmot
W. E. Hart
Cleveland
Messrs. and Mesdames
J. We Sand
G. Stanley
J. Soucek
H. Viasaty
O. Franzen
C. Mack
National Girl Scout Secretary to Visit Elyria in March
Miss Mary Longley national field secretary of Girl Scouts will tour Elyria the week of March 6 to train local leaders. Training sessions run 7 30 to 9 pm in the First Congregational church parlors with a tea at Mrs. H W Pond’s home on March 6 for prospective leaders and Community Council members.
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Mary Longley
Girl Scouts
Elyria
First Congregational Church
Longley
H. W. Pond
Washington Avenue
Recital of Bach Pieces by Lucile Hinman
Lucile Hinman presented two piano arrangements Bach Air on the G String and Are Mara Bach Gounod to a local audience at her pupils recital last June in First Congregational Church. An article about the recital was accepted for publication by The Etude magazine for teachers and pupils.
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Lucile Hinman
Mara
Bach-Gounod
First Congregational
Etude A Music Magazne
Reading Night at St Mary's Sodality Club
The Literary Club of St Marys Sodality met in Paris Hall Monday. Miss Mildred Johns reviewed Death Comes for the Archbishop by Willa Cather and Miss Elizabeth Tayl Der read The Little Mixer by Lillian Shaeron. A wattle supper followed under Miss Mary Wagner and her committee. Next meeting set for Wareh sixth.
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St Mary’s Sodality
St Mary's
Paris Hall
Mildred Johns
Willa Cather
Elizabeth Tayxler
Lillian Shaeron
Mary Wagner
Chummy Pals Hold Skating Party and Planned March Meeting
Members of the Chummy Pals enjoyed a skating party at the Palladium rink Saturday evening. After skating they gathered at Mary Batdorf’s home for a tureen supper and discussed emblems and initiation. The next meeting, in March, will start at Ada Mae Ransom’s home and proceed to Helen Briggs’ home later.
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Chummy Pals
Palladium
Mary Batdorf
Weet Avenue
Ada Mae Ransom
East Avenue
Helen Briggs
Third Street
Hospital Notes Admissions And Discharges
Admissions list includes Mrs Liosdrott of Litchfield Mrs Elmer Web er of Lexington agents Mrs Richard Boone of 316 11th street and Mrs John Smetzer 1199 East Rover plus Mrs Peter Jarjack 118 Tairlawn. Discharges note Andrew Bivo Gil des road and Mr and Mrs Liesdrott of Litchfield. Twin daughters born February 20 at 8 37 and 8 46 P M at Fisiaz Memorial hospital.
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Liosdrott
Litchfield
Elmer Weber
Lexington
Richard Boone
11Th Street
John Smetzer
East Rover
Peter Jarjack
Tairlawn
Andrew Bivo
Gildes Road
Liesdrott
Fisiaz Memorial Hospital
Rainbow Girls Organization Sponsored By Eastern Stars
About seventy five girls aged thirteen to twenty gathered at Worst hall to learn about forming The Rainbow Girls in the city. The order mirrors the DeMolay for boys with six Ohio chapters, two in Cleveland and one in Lorain. Founder Dad George N. Clark attended along with state grand advisor and Lorain district deputy Mrs Clara Taylor. Advisory board will name a mother advisor for the Elyria chapter to be formed later. Regular meetings set for the first and third Mondays at I O O F hall. Advisory board members include Mrs Edna Whitehead, Mrs Nancy Jenkins, Mrs Anna Wilcos, Mrs Jennie Bins, Mrs Mabel George, Mrs Katherine Stone, Mrs Hazel Brodbeck, Mrs Grae Barton, Mrs Mae Dramm and Messrs Ralph Williams, Carl Kohler, Robert Stearns. Membership requires a Mason or Order of Eastern Star sponsor.
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Rainbow Girls
Ohio
Cleveland
Lorain
George N. Clark
Clara Taylor
Elyria
I. Q. QO. F. Hall
Edna Whitehead
Nancy Jenkins
Anna Wilcos
Jennie Bins
Mabel George
Katherine Stone
Hazel Brodbeck
Grae Barton
Mae Dramm
Ralph Williams
Carl Kohler
Robert Stearns
Order of Eastern Star
Community groups host evening meetings across Elyria churches
Truth seekers of United Presbyterian meet with Mrs Ivor Thomas. Ta Wa Si Club and Alpha Class gatherings at Oxford street Baptist church. St Johns Young People and Young Women Missionary Society host events at the Home for the Aged with Alta Myers speaker. A dance and card parties planned at multiple venues. Community groups and churches organize social and religious programs tonight.
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Truth Seekers
United Presbiterian
Ivor Thomas
East River Street
Ta Wa Si Club
Church of Christ
Rowena Caldwell
Alice Smith
Oxford Avenue
Alpha Class
Baptist Church
Faith Wilford
Rb Street
St. John's Church
Young Women's Missionary Society
Home For
Alta Myers
Legion Auasiliars
Otto Mischka
Galaxy Club
Winifred Seward
Broad Street
I. O. O. F. Lodge
St. Mary's Parish Hall
PD. F. Elyria
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Indus Club
Alice McCracken
2Nd Congregational
Clifford Squires
Lake Avenue
United “Presbyterian
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Washington
Jupitor
First Congregational
Jean Manzo
Bethel Shrine
William Waddington
West
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Capitalism Communism and Fascism Discussed by Mrs. Fuldheim
Mrs. Dorothy Fuldheim opened her fourth lecture condemning inequality under capitalism and arguing the state should curb individual excess. She contrasted capitalism with socialism and communism, predicting England’s shift toward social policy and noting Russia’s one government bank and limited Communist Party membership.
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Fuldhem
Dorothy Fuldheim
Lier Paradise
Mohammed
Alexander Hamilton
Everr
Fuldheim
England
Ramser MacDonald
Jar
Labor Party
Russia
Carl Marx
Lenin
Communist Party
Local Social and Academic Visit Notes in Toledo and Columbus
Me and Mrs Dwight Koppes of Cleveland were Sunday guests of his parents C W Koppes. Kathryn Davis and mother Farquhareen of East avenue spent the weekend with friends in Toledo. Mrs Elmer Smith is recovering from illness at her home on Highth street. George M Day Horace Seeley A M Hannaford H J Morgan Fred Schneurer and Carl Hobert attend the Ohio hardware convention in Toledo. Curtice Hill Roger Phelps and Jack Dickason study at Ohio State University in Columbus.
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Ernest Aran
Wisconsin
East Avenue
Robert Burns
Harland Brown
Henrietta School Parent Teacher Association
Alice Robson
Aletha Kraft
Cleveland
Barnhart
Welter
Leon Kiehm
Eastern Heights Boulevard
C. H. Jackman
London
Ohio
W.C. Porter
Oberlin
Read
Richard Boone
Eleventh Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
J.C Knittle
Ohio State University
L. W. Mahn
Sixth Street
Elmer Weber
Lexington Avenue
Dwight Koppes
C. W. Koppes
Kathryn Davis
Farquhareen
Toledo
Elmer Smith
Highth Street
George M Day
Horace Seeley
A. M. Hannaford
H. J. Morgan
Fred Schneurer
Carl Hobert
Ohio Hardware
Simple white organdie frock with crisp jabot and cuffs
Pattern 9552 offers a white organdie frock with three quarter puffed sleeves and a slim sash. Sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 40 42 available, with yardage and making instructions included. Order pattern for fifteen cents or catalog and pattern for twenty five cents from Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department.
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Marian Martin
Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Bashful Mr. Bobbs at Vincent School Thursday
Final rehearsals underway for the farce Bashful Mr. Bobbs to be staged at Vincent School by the Parent-Teacher Association. Cast features school teachers and others including Mrs Lillian Hardy and Miss Mae Landin with direction by Mrs Hardy.
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Mr. Bobbs
Vincent School
Parent- Teacher Association
Lillian Hardy
Mae Landin
Harriett Lofgren
Alves Howe
Katherine Davis
Hazel Heston
Roeata Merrick
Mestre Sidney Kalassay
Steven Bako
Harvey Stoughton
Leras Hambiv
Rer Hardy
Firemen Respond To Chimney Blaze At Plaza Apartments
Soot burning in a chimney at the Plaza Apartments on Fifth Street and Last Avenue led to a call for Ely- Tia firemen last night. The fire was out upon arrival with no damage, as the blaze was confined to the chimney and traced to a furnace fire.
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Plaza Apartments
Fifth Street
Last Avenue
Ely- Tia
City to issue final judgment bonds for Williams case
The council last night approved an ordinance authorizing 1956.34 in final judgment bonds to pay a court judgment won by Amelia Williams against the city over a sidewalk injury. The verdict was upheld by the state supreme court.
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Council
Cty
Amelia Wiliams
Williams
State Supreme Court
Relief commission to hire two office helpers and an inspector
An ordinance to authorize the relief commission to hire two persons for office help at up to ten dollars per week each and an inspector at up to eighteen dollars per week was referred to the finance committee at the council meeting last night.
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Relief Commission
Finance Committee
Roast Beef Supper at Columbia Hall
The Columbia Hall hosts a roast beef supper for M E L A on February 23 at 5 30 PM. Proceeds support the group with tickets priced at 25 cents.
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Columbia Hall
Club Hears Talk On Aviation By Plane Builder
J Harper of the Harper Aircraft Corporation spoke to the Young Men's Club at the Y M C A. on aviation developments. He described airplane types and their uses in different transport fields and announced his company’s plant is ready for production. A committee of Kenneth Brown Chester Vessey and Steve Burke was appointed to plan the club's events.
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J Harper
Harper Aircraft Corporation
Young Men's Club
Y. M. CA
Harper
Kenneth Brown
Chester Vessey
Steve Burke
Washington Supper at 2nd Congregational Church
Division A Web hosts Washington Supper on February 22 at 5 30 PM. Tickets priced at 24 cents and 15e. Proceeds support church activities with a community dining event encouraging fellowship.
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Washington
Real estate plat books kept up to date
Council approved a 100 payment for preparing and maintaining the citys real estate plat books to Palmer the county draftsman. Only dissenting vote came from Rankin who argued city staff could perform the task to save funds.
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REL Estate
Palmer
O. £. Rankin
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