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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1938

Page

11

Women's Association Spring Luncheon Moves to Higbee Lounge

The Elyria Country Club renovations push the Women's Association Spring Luncheon to Higbee Lounge in Cleveland. The event will be held Tuesday March 1 at 12:30 with committee chair Mrs. Walter Ryan Jr. and members including Mrs. W J Loutiman Mrs. Lorenz and others.

Elyria Country Club Women's Association Higbee Lounge Cleveland Walter Ryan, Jr W. J. Loutiman W. J. Lorenz R. W. Hancock J. L. Beltz Williams. Kerr J. A. Ravin Frank Term Lawrence Chapin Maguire George M. Dyble

Lenten Bible Hours Planned For YWCA By City Churches

Twenty five women from various city churches, members of the YWCA, met at the YWCA parlors to plan a five week Lenten Bible hour from two to three oclock on Mondays. Miss Edna Gray Johnson was chosen leader and each week a different church group will host and provide music. The first meeting will be March 7 open to all.

Ctty Y. W Edna Gray Johnson Irving Shepherd Stobert Knechtges

Missionary League Meets in February Session

The Wen's Missionary League of the United Presbyterian Church held its February session with about twenty five attendees. Devotional leader George Williamson. letters read from Rev W Don McClure Akobo Post Sudan and Rev J W Ranson Sangla Hill India. One new member, John B May, joined. Social hour with sandwiches and coffee followed.

Wen Missionary League of the United Presbyterian Church League God Our Jesus Ruth Wright Helen Bristol Edmund Wright George Williamson G. A. Brown W. Don McClure Akobo Post Sudan Dimuio South Sudan J. W. Ranson Sangla Hill Funiah

Congregational Men of Northern Lorain County Meet To Organize

Representatives from Lorain Avon Ridgeville Oberlin and Brownhelm as well as Elyria attended a meeting at Second Congregational church to form the northern division of the Medina Association. Dr Wright Bald win Wallace College inspired the gathering with Prof Hubbard of Oberlin moderating. A committee was named to nominate officers for the new organization and the next meeting date will be announced.

Lorain Avon Ridgeville Oberlin Brownhelm Elyria Second Congregational Church Man's Brotherhood Medina Association Wright Baldwin-Wallace College

Joseph Law Celebrates Sixty Ninth Birthday Surprise

A group of relatives surprised Joseph Law at his East Avenue home Saturday evening for his sixty ninth birthday. The event featured sixty six games with Marcella Burton and Mrs. Joe Law winning ladies high and low scores. Victor Burton and Urban Miller won the men’s prizes. A lunch with birthday cakes followed, and Mr Law received an auto robe from the family. He also enjoyed a birthday dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Victor Burton in Gratton.

Joseph Law East Avenue Marcella Burton Joe Law Victor Burton Urban Miller Faiy Law Gratton

Meetings and social gatherings in Mrs Myers and group homes

Meetings of a study class at Mrs A P L Myers 224 Cbestout street Wednesday at 1 pm with Mrs W Newell as teacher. Helping Hand Society meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Hattie Smith. The Merry Mix ups from the east side were entertained at Mrs Elsie Scrivens Hast Broad Street. Bingo will be played at meetings every two weeks. Prizes last night went to Mrs Dorothy Nichols first Mrs Viola Byan second and Mrs Agnes Pycratt consolation. The neat meeting will be at Mrs Pycratt 30 Clark Street on March 7.

East Side Elsie Scrivens Broad Street Dorothy Nichols Viola Byan Agnes Pycratt Pycratt Clark Street Edward Paramote Lodi Street Tallyho Club Thelma Erickson Lon Shriver Elmer Bainbridge Edna Mae Wilson William Bridgett, Jr

Hollywood Stars And Excess On Set In Roaring Style

A gossiping account criticizes Hollywood excess and vanity. It notes Louise Rainer called Miss Rainer by peers, mentions Gene Raymond yacht shopping and a chaotic anchorage episode, and recalls a pompous producer flaunting wealth at the Trocadero. A former star now in poverty contrasts with bloated spending on screen magic.

Tarrard Lotiye Hainer Hollywood Louise Miss Rainer

Lieve d Woman To Be ip Club Speaker

The Senior Hippo girls club hosts a program in the W. V. C. A. gym after school with Dorothy Jones of the Board of Education of Cleveland as speaker on Personality. Senior High boys will attend.

Lieve Weday Dorothy Jones Board of Education of Cleveland W. C. A. Gymnasium S S

Literary Club entertains at Mrs McClellan home

Wirs McClellan Hostess Members of the Literary Club were delightfully entertained last evening at Mrs W C McClellan’s Eastern Heights boulevard home. Mrs Harold Rorick reviewed Petita by W Sackville West. The discussion explored the author’s aristocratic lineage and a gypsy great grandmother. A spring bouquet decor joined the luncheon at small tables. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Weld at Mrs Melvin Wandock’s home.

Excelsior Club Helen Briggs Third Street Harriett Seeley Eddy Mary Baker Baker Eddy Christian Science George Washington Dorothy Miller Oberlin Literary Club W. C. McClellan Eastern Heights Boulevard Harold Rorick W. Sackville West Rful Mie Thomas Gt Weld Melvin ‘Wandock Sitch Street

Plan Future Parties At Jefferson Junior High Club

The Jefferson Junior High Friendship club held an evening meeting with roll call and routine reports. Members discussed old and new business, planned selling candy, and arranged events including a backwards party in April and a co ed tureen dinner for later this month.

Jefferson Junior High Friendship Club

Eagles Auxiliary To Initiate 30 At Special Meeting Sunday

Plans were finalized for the Eagles auxiliary initiation service Sunday at 2:00 pm in the Eagles hall. Thirty candidates will form the George Washington birthday class underMrs Clara Jensen with drill team captain Leona Schmide guiding floor work. Visitors expected from Mt Pleasant Fairview and Amherst.

Eagles Hall Eagles George Washington Clara Jensen Leona Schmide Mt. Pleasant Fairview Amherst Myrtle Smith Marie Martin Dellefield Christine Derek Schmidt

Entertaining Co-Ed Party At Elyria Woman's Club

A group of young women entertained at a co-ed party at the Elyria Woman's Club Saturday evening. Hostesses were Mrs Raymond Thompson Mrs Harry West and Mrs Kenneth Beal. Prizes went to Miss Maxime Miller Mrs Houghton Wagner and Mrs Harry West for the women and to Wes Williams Howard Jackson and George King for the men. Valentine decorations and refreshments were served to thirteen couples.

Elyria Woman's Club Raymond Thompson Harry West Kenneth Beal Maxime Miller Houghton Wagner Wiles Williams Howard Jackson George King Valentine

Mothers Circle Tackles Sex Character Education Talk

Mrs P J Howenstine addressed members of the Eastern Heights Circle of Child Conservation League during a gathering at Denison Avenue hosted by Mrs Smale. A short business meeting preceded the talk, with refreshments served to thirteen members and a guest. Mrs E J Burton and Mrs A H West of 723 Park Avenue host the Circle on Monday March 21.

P. J. Howenstine Eastern Heights Circle of Child Conservation League P. J. Smale Denison Avenue A. H Park Avenue

Personal notices and social updates from Elyria

Dr E J Bond returns from Puttstown Pennsylvania after funeral duties for a close friend. Miss Virginia Nye a student at Alourt Union College joins Gamma Chapter Alpha Ni Delta. Esther Schulz a Uni Wesleyan student with Mrs Bagg visits Schulz home then returns to Delaware. Mr and Mrs J D Severs and daughter Doris travel to Bowerston Ohio for Mrs Severs' mother’s death. The First Methodist choir entertains Robert Moore at Ed Haugien’s in Henrietta. John Priski of this city a OSU student initiated in Chi Phi. Mr and Mrs Joe Weiner welcome a son born at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A son is born to Stewart Shuman in LaGrange at Elyria Memorial. Lieut and Mrs Dana Morris of Cleveland and Mrs C L Wise depart for the south. Morris to Benning Georgia then Florida. Born to Robert Smith and wife a daughter on February 21 at Elyria Memorial. Carl Haven injured jaw, confined to Flyama Memorial Hospital. Nina Hitsman honored at birthday party with six o’clock dinner and cards. Raymond Wykrent and wife parent a daughter born February 21 at Elyria Memorial. Clara Brodsky and sons visit Cleveland. Minnie Hall from Lakewood visits J D Squires. Stanley Bucysin and wife announce a birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital February 21. Miss Betty Vandemark returns to Ohio State University after visiting home. Miss Jeanette Linville a Flora Stone Mather student visits with Miss Betty Wilson. guests include Robert Miner and Ray McGee. After Case Oberlin game, Josephine Faulkner and John McKelvey visit Linville home. Oberlin students.

E. J. Bond Puttstown Pennsylvania Virginia Nye Alourt Union College Gamma Chapter Alpha Ni Delta Sorority Esther Schulz Unio Wesleyan University Alice Bagg Vernon New York Schulz Park Avenue Delaware J. D. Severs Doris Bowerston Ohin Severs W. L. Robertson First Methodist Church Robert Moore Ed Haugien Henrietta Moore Lakes Oool John Priski Ohio State University Chi Phi Joe Weiner West Broad Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Stewart Shuman LaGrange Dana J Jeanette Linville Flora Stone Mather College Cleveland Betty Wilson Erie Linville West Avenue Robert Miner Waterloo Iowa Ray McGee Case School Josephine Faulkner This City

Plan Discussion At We Kum Klub Meeting

The regular bi weekly We Kum U Kum Klub gathering is set for Thursday at 8 00 p m at WACA Hostesses Lena Pasdyn Betty Sebastian and Chriane Guadagnino will oversee the event Discussion will cover current social problems and practical questions arising from these issues

We-Kum-U-Kum Klub WACA Lena Pasdyn Betty Sebastian Chriane Guadagnino

Calendar meetings and social events noted across city clubs

Local groups from Second Congregational to Catholic Study Club meet with members on Fremont Street East Avenue and Cleveland Street. Rainbow Majority League initiated six girls led by Miss Betty Campbell. A mother-daughter banquet is planned for March 16 at Mrs Krieg’s West Avenue home. Secret sisters chosen. gifts include a tea cozy from Mrs Campbell. WWC gathering features a buffet luncheon in patriotic colors. March 21 event hosted by Dorothy Harper and Phyllis Mason at the YWCA parlors.

Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Mary Moir Prosper Cleveland Auxiliary Rosky Cleveland Sedgwick Sandusky Bertha Mulroy George Washington America Myrtle Ham Huron Street Rainbow Majority League Betty Campbell Ann Carlson Ann Richards Betty Bishop Betty Pate Josephine Whitmore Margaret Jenkins Krieg West Avenue Jeanette Sibey Audrey Saulie Annette Whitney

Colonial Club Luncheon Closes Pre Lent Session

Mrs J H Hurst hosted Monday Colonial Club at a West avenue luncheon yesterday. Members played five hundred in the afternoon and the gathering marked the final meeting before the Lenten season.

J. H. Hurst Monday Colonial Club

Admissions and Discharges List With Names and Addresses

A mixed list of admissions and discharges includes individuals and addresses such as Mrs Stewart Shuman in LaGrange Mrs Leslie Wagner at 119 High Street Mrs Kenneth Jones 322 West Street John Popoyits 329 West River Street Edith Critell Gulf Road Frank West 623 West Third Street Sherman Duvall No 10 Woodford Avenue Mrs Thomas Roelle 143 Erie Street Lewis Brown 237 Kenyon Leon Kline 907 Clark Street Robert Underhill 227 Fourteenth Street and discharges for Mrs Chester Wiczsak baby boy Gratton Mrs John Madhock baby boy 868 West River Street Mrs Freeburn Smiley baby girl 609 Dewey Avenue Mrs Marian Kocsis baby girl 1320 West River Street Jerry Wieser 113 Parkview Court Mrs Mary James 1001 East Avenue Mrs George Robinson North Olmsted Doris Helmling Duffy Street Darlene Sadler 148 Fathlawn Avenue.

Stewart Shuman LaGrange Leslie Wagner High Street Kenneth Jones West Street John Popoyits West River Street Edith Critell Gulf Road Frank West West Third Street Sherman Duvall Woodford Avenue Thomas Roelle Erie Street Lewis Brown Kenyon Leon Kline Clark Street Robert Underhill Fourteenth Street Chester Wilczak Gratton John Madhock Freeburn Smiley Dewey Avenue Marian Kocsis Jerry Wieser Parkview Court Mary James East Avenue George Robinson North Olmsted Doris Helmling Duffy Street Darlene Sadler Fathlawn Avenue

Dinner Before Meeting At King Solomon Lodge No. 56

A free dinner for members must be reserved by Friday February 25 ahead of a February 28 meeting at 7:00 PM by King Solomon Lodge No. 56 Fy and A M. Dinner served at 6:15 precedes annual inspection during which the Master Mason degree is exemplified for Rt. W. Bra Arthur W. Marriott and 2nd District Deputy Grand Master Mrs. Edward Paramote.

King Solomon Lodge No. 56 Arthur W. Marriott

Hollywood Stars Stir Publicity Fever Over Jane and Marjorie

Hollywood gossip notes the clash of hype around child star Jane and the beauty Marjorie Weather. Mrs Withers disciplines Jane to curb fame while Marjorie’s growing appeal sparks envy among co stars on the set of Sally, Irene and Mary.

Hollywood Mrs. Temple Shirley Marjorie Weater Louisville Kentucky Sally Irene Mary Marjorie

Murray Ridge School Party and Social Visits Noted

The Murray Ridge pupils held a valentines party with songs, games, and refreshments. Guests included Mrs. Matter, Mr. and Mrs. E W Eppley, and Norma and Helen Stisher. several local families hosted and visited relatives in Avon Elyria and South Ridge while local social calls and Sunday School meetings were mentioned.

Murray Ridge Arid Bries E.W. Eppley Norma Helen Stisher Akron Henry Haag George H. Delfteth Leonard Haag Avon E Wy. Eppley Mrg. Ho Chambers CL Sdwers Elyria Frank Derek Kinore J. Derek Irvin Eldred West Hodge Nettieldred Rath Eldred W. G Violet Schroeder South Ridge

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Ssociation Ancheon Club Women’s Don YWCA Church Women of City American Legion Auxiliary Vera Ball Cnat Nancy Halter Evelyn Gldag Grafton R. D Legion Axilary 7. C. Thaser Lorain County Lloyd Patton Henry Radican Charles Whitney Katherine Arter Joseph Smith Ethyl Milliren Gladys Barbara Plocher Washington Theodore Seward Clarence Stellar DeForest Smith DeForest Rimbath W. G. Schreck YWA Betty Schaefer Emma Goodman Jane McGuirn Eleanor Krugman Canton Lorain Auxiliary Louise Bryant Gene Raymond Catalmna Gene Jeanette Anchorage Trocadero Handl Ila Bhoyks Wirs. McClellan Double Four Club Qodl Street Frank Hineprook Byron Morris Raymond Brouse George Street Plan Future Parties Virginia Ballard Oberlin College Friendship Club Roberta Howenstine Miss Ballard Janet Smith Delores Tonry Herman Hady Emma Weillert Howe Street Floyd Lang Eady John Wellert Paul Renner Emma Wellert Wellert United States Canada Lonight B. E. McVoy Bellfield Avenue Second F. Bruhaw Fremont Street Daughters of Union Veterans Lydia Squires Ud Street K-Lo Paulaig Wurst Tureen Phi Kappa Sigma Ose Rosa Foster Avenue Elite Clara Makruti Cleveland Street Alpha Beta Ghamma Ith Betty Kaslow Catholic Study Club Mary Wagner Ieet Second Congregational H. Wilcos Jefferson Street Della Husnson Lexington Avenue Postserig Ary Connor Indian Hollowoad Elks Lodge Sigma Gamma Juicer Order United American Echanics Federated Men's Club Church of Christ Marcelling Allen-Bernard Lumi MUP Bach Coal Fa Jimmie Fidler Murray Ridge Remberg Capitol Theatre
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