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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1936

Page

19

Community notices from Amherst events on Feb 21

Mrs. H A Monger will host Wo man s Benefit Association members on South Main Street. The Senior Sodality of St Joseph s church sponsors a public dance at Lorain Country Club. Elmer Johnson Post of the American Legion meets at Town Hall church rooms. Stonington Lodge of Masons Wives hosts Washington Birthday party at St Peter s Evangelical church parlors with supper at 6 30 followed by a program.

Amherst H. A Monger South Main Street Woman’s Benefit Association St. Joseph’s Church Lorain Country Club Elmer Johnson American Legion Town Hall Stonington Lodge of Masons Wives and Friends St. Peter’s Evangelical North Russia Fred Berg Conrad Lattimans Elyria Will Berg Chas. Gibson Grange la Grange Ed. Stang Rene Stang Baby South Ridge Carl Berg Elmer Schubert Hazel Berg Cleveland Caroline Schubert Women's Union St. Peter's Church Lillie Henson Carrie Cragan Lorain Russia Township

Evangelistic Foursquare services at Pythian Hall

Evangelistic services of the Foursquare church will be held at the Pythian Hall at 7 30 p m.

Foursquare Church Pythian Hall

Crusaders of Foursquare Churches Plan Amherst Event

The Crusaders of Foursquare churches from Amherst Cleveland East Orrville and Toledo will meet Saturday afternoon and evening here. Rev Sydney Correll of Cleveland will be the speaker.

Crusaders of Foursquare Amherst Cleveland East Orrville Toledo Sydney Correll

Legion Auxiliary Serves Noon Day Club Dinner

A legion auxiliary committee served dinner to twenty at the legion rooms on Thursday with four guests Ed ward McKenzie of Cleveland H Payne of Toledo's state educational department H E Dul mage of Cleveland and Paul Wottring. Mr McKenzie spoke on the Townsend Plan. Group singing followed the business meeting.

The Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms Edward McKenzie Cleveland H. Payne State Educational Department of Toledo H. E. Dulmage Paul Wottring McAkenzie Townsend

February meeting of St Peter's Daughters group at Miss Sabiers

The King's Daughters class of St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed met at Miss Frances Sabiers's West street home on Thursday evening. Miss Irma Mathes and Elsie Herbst assisted. De votions were led by Miss Rosalind Grall, business session by Miss Irma Mathes. They planned a tureen supper for March and decided to buy more song books. A social hour followed with refreshments for twenty.

King’s Daughters St Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Frances Sabiers West Street Irma Mathes Elsie Herbst Rosalind Grall

Hospitality Extended by August Michael at Spring Street

August Michael of Spring Street extended hospitality at her home to members of Circle 2 of the Women's Union of St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church.

Irs August Michael Spring Street Circle 2 Women’s Union of St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed

Church Meeting Plans March Hostess Change

The church Thursday afternoon session featured a business meeting led by Mrs. C Kern with devotions by Mrs. Fred Schaub and a prayer reading by Mrs. Krieg. Socials followed for twelve members and six guests including Mrs. John Michael and Mrs. Henry Miller. The March gathering will be at Mrs. Martin Dock on West Martin Street with Miss Viola Zimmerman assisting.

C. Dolde C. C. Kern Fred Schaub Krieg John Michael Henry Miller Charles Hamann Paul Redman L. Roemer C. F. Schroeder Martin Dock West Martin Street Viola Zimmerman

Missionary Endeavor Meets at St Paul Lutheran Church

The first quarterly session met in the church parlors with Mrs Emily Line hos as hostess. Rev R C Bosse led a study on The Wife of Martin Luther. Mite boxes were opened, a social hour followed, and refreshments were served to eighteen members.

Missionary Endeavor St. Paul Lutheran Church Emily Linehos Martin Luther R. C. Bosse

James Ryan Hosts Holy Name Club 2 Social Night

James Ryan of Milan Avenue hosted Club 2 of the Holy Name Society at St. Joseph's Church on Thursday evening. After routine business a social hour featured card games as a diversion before refreshments were served.

James Ryan Milan Avenue Holy Name Society St. Jospeh’s

Public card party draws large crowd at St Joseph church hall

A large attendance filled the school hall for a public card party sponsored by the Altar Rosary Society of St Joseph Catholic church. Prizes in bridge went to Mrs James Henry and C Kraig. second to Mrs Harold Brown and John Menz. third to Miss Helen Geidlewski and Harry Wolf. Special prizes were awarded to Mrs C G Aschenbach and Mrs Olivia Weigand. Refreshments were served.

Altar Rosary Society St. Joseph Catholic Church Bridge James Henry C. Kraig Harold Brown John Menz Helen Geidlewski Harry Wolf C. G. Aschenbach Olivia Weigand

Baby Born to Raymond Phillips Family in Amherst

An Amherst household welcomes a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Phillips of R D 1 born to the Phillips household in Brownhelm Taylor Street and South Amherst areas. The formal admission list notes Eva Christ man and Mrs Ray mond Phillips alongside Joseph Nixon and Mrs John Berger in the same notice.

Eva Christman Taylor Street Raymond Phillips South Amherst Joseph Nixon Brownhelm John Berger Amherst R. D

Amherst Briefs Highlight Local Visits

Mrs R H Hearn and daughter Marjorie spent Thursday afternoon in Elyria. Mr and Mrs F C Moore of Oberlin were Amherst callers last evening. Edward McKenzie of Cleveland was an Amherst visitor on Thursday.

R. H. Hearn Marjorie Elyria F C. Moore Oberlin Amherst Edward McKenzie Cleveland

Church Services and Schedules Tallied

St Peter's Evangelical and Re formed church led by Rev C E Schmidt holds worship at 9 30 with church school at 10 30. Congregational church under Rev Thomas Williams 9 45 service and 10 45 school. First Evangelical church with Rev Merle Hayes 9 14 school at 10 30 and sermon The Christian's Privilege in Prayer then evangelistic service at 7 39. Methodist church led by Rev B H Ryan morning service at 9 90 church school 11 90 worship.

St. Peter's Evangelical and Methodist Church B. H. Ryan

Religious Services And Church Schedules

St Paul Lutheran with Rev R C Bosse holds church school at 10 and English service at 11 while German service at St Joseph R C Church led by Rev Fr James Smith features low mass at 8 and high mass at 10. Foursquare Church led by Miss Ida May DeVries offers church school at 10:30 and worship at 7:30 with evangelistic service at 9:15.

St. Paul Lutheran Church R. CC. Bosse St. Joseph R. C James, Smith Foursquare Church Ida May DeVries

Just On Time Club Hosts Card Winners in Avon

Mrs. Walter Rauscher hosted the Just On Time Club on Hayes Street with card prize winners Mrs. Ben Fry Mrs. Vernon Fry and Mrs. Joe Tomlin. Luncheon followed. Two weeks hence the group will meet at Mrs. Tomlin's. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Walker and children from LaPorte and Mr. Morris Pickering and daughter from Detroit visiting local hosts. The Bible study at the Baptist Church was led by Rev. Ralph Neighbor of Elyria and Abe Yost sang two songs.

AVON Walter Rauscher Hayes Street Ben Fry Vernon Fry Joe Tomlin Alvin Walker LaPorte Alfred Walker Morris Pickering Detroit Mich J. H. Fisher Clyde Nye Cleveland C. T. Wilford James Peck Elyria Ralph Neighbor The Baptist Church Abe Yost

North Russia Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Meetings

A Mayberry of Elyria visits, Grange meetings in La Grange, Ozark Oberlin and Lorain events noted. Residents and families attend bridge parties, farm club gatherings, and community suppers while local figures comment on respect for outspoken advocates of the poor.

Talent Scout Mildred Webber Shapes Hollywood Prospects

Profiles For Today examines Mildred Webber, a New York talent scout for film studios. A former stenographer and theater booking worker, she spends nights at shows and clubs evaluating actors for potential studio investment, balancing talent against cost. She has become a leading figure in scouting fresh faces for the industry.

Talbot Lake Andreds Hollywood Mildred Webber New York City Miss Webber

Fashion Pattern No. 2580 for Slim Waist Crepe Silk

Woman's pattern ad offers Style No. 2580 in sizes 14, 16, 18 with two main pieces, easy sleeves, and waist slimming seaming. Suggested fabrics include plain or printed crepe silk for wear now or with spring outfits. Order instructions include sending 15 cents for the pattern and 25 cents for the book and pattern, with name, address, and size clearly noted.

Charm Younger Girls Make-Up Guide Promotes Natural Look

A guidance piece advises young readers to apply makeup conservatively to preserve natural youth. It favors pale cream rouge, light powder, and skin-toned tones, with tips on choosing shades for different hair colors, avoiding heavy foundations, and using clean tools. The article ends noting future coverage of eye makeup and lipstick. Also, India is noted as leading in manganese ore.

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