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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1932

Page

9

Evening club and church events fill Cleveland schedule

Tonight in Cleveland Sigma Gamma hosts Mrs Carl Scholl. Literary Club meets at Central Book Store. Various groups including Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary, Business and Professional Women dinner at First Congregational Church. Oberlin College Prof L E Cole speaker. YWCA Bible class. Girl Scout troops 1 and 3. Epworth League MM E Sunday School and Ladies Aid pageant and play at M E Sunday School rooms. Knights of St John Ladies Auxiliary. Frank Harmon Lodge stated meeting with Fellow Craft candidates. Legion Hall American Lesson. Fisra Lodge 1031 OC F Y Indus at Y MC A 7 PM. Bible School Cabinet United Presbyterian Church 7 30 PM. Major Woodworth Losing Clr Vie meets with Mrs Norman Brown.

Normar Brown Riverside Court

Elyria Masonic Chorus Plans Washington Anniversary Concert

The Elyria Masonic Chorus ferries its annual Home Concert at First Methodist Church in Elyria. The program honors the 200th anniversary of George Washington with pieces including The Pilgrims Chorus and a varied selection led by J. E. Wirkler with Louise Brown at the organ and Walter Hinkle as pianist.

Elyria Masonic Chorus George Washington Charles Wakefield Cadman Alcaius Baas Debusser Rezto Appasionato Saint- Sgens Walter Hinkie Dana Jos. McGill Brown Bird Haydn Wood Marcheta Peter Schertsinger Lev. Jesse Cornfield Melodies Art Cecil Gates Clouds Frederick Schillcne The Pilgrims Tannhauser Wagner Louise Brown Ally H. E. Stinebcomb Frank Spencer, Jr W. Scrivenss William C. Sshnur Horace Smith C. Raspa Willers Charles Carpenter E Wood-Connell Edgar Gates J. Startin Beck A. G. Cornelius John von Blum

Miss Edna Mae Hyman Engaged to New York Man

Miss Edna Mae Hyman, daughter of Mr and Mrs E Hyman of Washington avenue, will wed I Schwartz of Oswego New York. Schwartz is the son of Mrs Esther Schwartz of Lorain Ohio. The wedding is set for May 24. Miss Hyman is a Flora Stone Mather College graduate and has done post graduate work at Oberlin College.

Edna Mae Hyman New York E. Hyman Washington Avenue Edna Mae I. Schwartz Oswego Mr. Schwartz Esther Schwartz Lorain Ohio Hyman Flora Stone Mather College Oberlin College

Daughters of American Revolution Observe Washington Bi-Centennial

Elyria Chapter D A R held a luncheon at the American Legion Home in honor of George Washingtons birthday with ninety five members and guests in Colonial dress. Mrs Thomas welcomed attendees and Mrs Fay gave the invocation as Mrs Jaster presented a program including a poem by Mrs Neff and a play When George and Martha Returned. The event featured the Ladies String Orchestra and String Quartet with vocal numbers and credited committees for planning and decorations.

Elyria Chapter American Legion Home George Washington The American Legion Auxiliary Thomas Fay Jaster Eric Chapman Virgil Waite Gladys MacCulough Oscar Townsend Elyria High School Irene Lp L. B. Fauver Neff Wilfrid Bowdler D. A. HR R. F. Leemhuis Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion Bowdler Fauver Brownell Redington

Elyria Yeomen Supper Ends Evening Meeting

The Elyria Homestead Brotherhood of American Yeomen 832 held its annual supper for members and families at YTOF Hall. About 130 attended with Mrs. Sarah Masser and Mrs. Agnes Hunter in charge of dining, and a juvenile drill post meeting. The program featured Washington readings and a first inaugural address tribute with a social hour to follow. The next meeting is March 14 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Ross for their son George’s 21st birthday on Oberlin road.

Elyria Homestead Brotherhood of American Yeomen O. F. Hall Sarah Masser Agnes Hunter Jeanette Valamburg Rebecca Smith Delores Resar Gwendolyn Gaines Martha Wirth Cora Bemis Anna Geirke Alice Kaylor Klare Schaub Russell Dunford Agnes Dunford Blare Schaub Roowena Vivian Resar George Washington Fr Assembly Washington K. Schaub Lois May Prindie Frances Lewis America Marra Charles C. Ross Fon George Oberlin Road Gene Hoadley Ross Ruth Richards Mildred Milton Howard Botamer Mildred Horvath Lford Olive Leimback Ruth FE. Richards Howard Delfield Virginia Phillis Ross George Ross

Mrs Wheaton Hosts Surprise Birthday for Husband

Mrs C L Wheaton of 233 East Ninth Street entertained at a surprise party for her husband’s seventy fifth birthday on Sunday. He received many gifts and cards as friends called during the afternoon. Out of town guests came from Toledo Ohio and Norwich area families.

C. L. Wheaton East Ninth Street

State Deputy O'Brian to Visit Local K of C

Regular Knights of Columbus meeting notes show Dis Deputy Bueches announcing State Deputy O'Brian will attend the March fourteenth meeting. Grand Knight was absent and Deputy Knight Al Cairns led the session.

O'Brian Knights of Columbus al Cairns Dis Bueches

Canary Supplies and Nestlings at Darek Florist

Canary Supplies Nest ling Food Nests Tonics and conditioners listed for sale at Darek Florist located 374 Broad Street. Potential inventory snippet shows pet care items and related products.

Darek Florist Broad St

Mixed dance at Lagrange Town Hall Wednesday night

The event at Lagrange Town Hall on Wednesday February 24 featured music by Frank Cook. A first couple participated in the evening program.

Lagrange Town Hall Frank Cook

Cleveland Dentist Speaks at Lorain Society Dinner

Dr. L. G. Jordan of Cleveland Ohio was the speaker at the Lorain County Dental Society dinner held last evening at the Antlers Hotel in Lorain. Covers were laid for thirty at dinner and he spoke on Sectional Impressions. A business session followed with routine matters transacted.

L. G. Jordan Cleveland Ohio Lorain County Dental Society Antlers Lorain Jordan

Wellington Shower Honors Helen Dague With Friends Attending

Mr and Mrs Harold C Thompson of this city were guests at a miscellaneous shower in Wellington for Miss Helen Dague. Former Y W C A house girls and their spouses attended. Prizes went to Mrs Fred Dill and Mrs Harold Thompson. Later the hostess served refreshments to all invited guests.

Harold C. Thompson Wellington Helen Dague Fred Dill Harold Thompson

Dubl Dec Club Hosts Two Guests for Washington Birthday

Miss Garnet Cox hosted the Dubl Dec Club at Mrs. Carl Lance’s home with guests Miss Elizabeth Davas Miss Vera Lance and Miss Rowena Caldwe attending bridge. Elizabeth Squire won first prize Emily Serby second consolation went to Caldwe with a March fourteenth event noted for the Washington’s birthday menu.

Garnet Cox Carl Lance Elizabeth Davas Vera Lance Elizabeth Squire Emily Serby Rowena Caldwe Lance Washington Dra Cott St. Ninth Street

Wamba Club Hosts Evening and Plans New Members

Members of the Wamba Club met at Kaufmann Co West River Street for a business session to invite new members. Five tables played hearts with prizes going to Ruth Raeseler and Maurice MelIntire for high score while Katherine Murphy and Ralph Crraft received consolation. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is scheduled for March fourteenth with location to be announced.

Wamba Club Kaufmann Bom

Fulton Visit Highlights Ohio Wesleyan Daughter

Mr and Mrs C Fulton of Tenth Street visited their daughter Miss Courtney Fulton of Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware on Sunday.

Tenth Street Courtney Fulton Ohio Wesleyan Delaware

Washington Washington Missionary Society Honors Program At Church

United Presbyterian Missionary Society of Washington hosted a patriotic program in the church grounds under Mrs. J. K. Nece with assistance from Mrs. E. W. Wright and others. Edmund Wright played piano and harmonica. children in colonial dress performed a Minuet. games and a tree-planting contest closed the event followed by a social hour for thirty five attendees.

Imphoncet Washington Edmund Wright Helen Bristol Ruth Wright Marian Paeth Lewell Sellers Georges Martha Washington A. W. Baird Kere Sherrard

Birthday Dinner for Mrs Elwyn and Miss Whitby at OQPS

Girls of the Home Service Department of the OQP S gathered in the model kitchen and dining room for a six o'clock dinner hosted by Miss Marvy Trppe assisted by Miss Agnes Kalter. A birthday cake with candles honored Mrs J Elwyn and Miss Jessie Whitby. After dinner a brief business meeting discussed George Washington with handkerchief gifts. A follow up meeting is planned for late March.

Home Service Department OQ. P. S Marvy Trrpe Agnes Kalter J. Elwyn Jessie Whitby George Washington

Troupers Club Plans March Play at Odd Fellows Hall

The Troupers Club was entertained at Miss Cora Dimaline's home on the Grafton road. Members decided the play Judith of the Mountains would be staged March fourth at Odd Fellows Hall Graf ton. A committee was formed to select pins. The real meeting will be at Marion Kuchen tither’s home on Stanford avenue March seventh.

Troupers Cora Dimaline Grafton Road Odd Fellows Hall Grafton Marion Kuchentither Stanford Avenue

Richard House Celebrates Birthday Party at Home

Richard House, five, son of Mr and Mrs Jr C House, hosted a birthday party at his home with friends from two to four. Guests included Casmir Watzenczak Allen Smith Bobby Smith Abert Baxter Igeisr Kotne Sarah House and Toss Boothford. Mr and Mrs George Wicker and Mr and Mrs George Sittinger were recent visitors to the households.

Riichard Jr. C. House Thirteenth Street

Four Hundred Attend Annual American Legion Military Ball

The American Legion hosted a grand military ball at the Elks hall with 400 attendees including out of town guests from Cleveland Mansfield Columbus and Lorain. Grand March led by Post Commander Thomas Welsh featured caps and noisemakers and solo dances by Joyce McKinley.

American Legion United States Elks Legion Thomas Welsh Cleveland Mansfield Columbus Lorain Ted Metzger Joyce McKinley Charles G. Clark Hall American Legion Auxiliary

Neighborhood Bible Class meets at Md 22

Meetings at 2:00 P M Wednesday with Mrs A O Hale 1005 West Ave Daughters of Union Veterans gather 1924 Broadway Lorain for a regu lar meeting followed by a hymn and recital Ackley's Consolation Thy Word Have I Hid in My Heart Mrs Fowler presides at the organ and Mrs Arthur Giles at the piano An ordinance of scriptural baptism will follow the evening discourse Open to all the public is welcome.

Ackley

Friendship Club Honors Washington at Dinner Meeting

The Friendship Club of the U W Co A honors George Washington with a special dinner on Wednesday evening February 24. A Colonial menu and a program of games and stunts are planned with clever favors carrying the Washington idea.

The Friendship Club of the U W. Co. A George Washington Washington

Program at Pilgrim Church Features Salvation Army Singer

On Thursday at eight o'clock Pilgrim Church presents an evening program. Captain and Mrs. Avery of the Salvation Army will sing, with a group under Joe Boddy directing an entertaining program to which friends are invited.

Pilgrim Church Avery Salvation Army Joe Boddy

Celebrating S A Osborne Fifty Sixth Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs S A Osborne observed Washingtons Birthday and their 56th wedding anniversary with a six oclock dinner at their home 341 East Broad Street Eldest son R A Osborne and wife attended Special Church of Christ services at Second and Chapel Streets where Dr H H Halley of Chicago delivered a lecture recital on The Bible His unique vocation and the unified plan of presentation were noted Mrs D A Baird led the music and offered prayers

S. A. Osborne Washington East Broad Street R. A. Osborne Church OF Christ Second Chapel Streets H. H. Halley Chicago Ilinois Dr. Halley D. A. Baird

Why the Fat Slow Down Health Claim Ad

An old weight loss ad argues fat slows metabolism due to a missing gland secretion and claims Marmola tablets cure this by replacing the factor. It touts 24 years of use and recommends asking a druggist for Marmola, promising slender figures and energy.

Martola sAfiv

Local Couple Noted in Brief Mention

Albert W. Graetsch aged 24 a chemist from Cleveland and Hattie Curtis aged 20 from Elyria are listed with Rev. Irion in the short item.

Albert W. Graetsch Cleveland Hattie Curtis Elyria Irion

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges

Admissions include Charles Cline of N Maple Street Thomas Faiel a transient David Rumley of Jackson Hotel and Frank Wyne at 623 Elm. Discharges list Mrs Kenneth Sexton and baby girl at 1342 East Avenue John Barbs of 162 Bath Street.

Charles Cline N. Maple Street Thomas Faiel David Rumley Jackson Hotel Frank Wyne Elm Street Kenneth Sexton East Avenue John Barbs Bath Street

Sandusky Personal News Highlights Local Visit and Broadcasts

Mrs George Tran and Miss Afin uie Vincent of 251 George Street attend a luncheon at Mrs J J Healy s home honoring Judge EB Matthias s wife. Ruth Haag and Afiss Kathryn Canales plan a WGAR piano duo broadcast Wednesday evening from 415 to 1030. Agnes Kalter attends O P Home Service girls meeting in Sandusky today. Gilbert Dresbach and William Offen berger guests in the city for the urgion ball staying with Charles Clark. Joy Herbert and Kent State student Florence Hecock attend events in town and Kent State.

George Tran Afinuie Vincent George Street Sandusky J. J. Healy EB. Matthias Ruth Haag Afiss Kathryn Canales WGAR Agnes Kalter O. P. & Home Service Girls Gilbert Dresbach

Blocher Villa Rest Hone Ideal Place for Aged and Convalescent

An advertisement from Wooster Ohio promotes Blocher Villa Rest Hone as a convalescent home with competent nurses and a congenial environment. It lists Mrs. Ruth G. Thomas as contact at 1624L in Wooster.

Blocher Villa Ruth G. Thomas Wooster Ohio Phous

Local Ladies Attend D A R Functions and Visits

Mrs Burrows a Cleveland D A R Regent and Mrs Neff Past Regent authored a patriotic play presented at a local D A R party en route to Oberlin for a celebration. Funeral attendees included Mr and Mrs A Osborne and Mr and Mrs R A Osborne for Richard Putt. Leroy Smith returns to Detroit after a weekend with his parents. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs J P Smith of Detroit, formerly Aurelia Wagner of this city.

Mrs. W. B. Smith West Avenue J. P. Smith Detroit Michigan Smith Aurelia Wagner Leslie Larkin North Street Hillsdale Amelia Humphrey Thirteenth Street Banche Sutliffe Wellington Harold C. Thompson Chase Street

UNC receives chipped artifact collection for geology museum

A substantial donation from Rev. Douglas L. Rights of Winston-Salem provides several hundred chipped flat artifacts to Dr. Collier Cobb for display in the University of North Carolina geology museum, marking the start of an archaeological collection in Chapel Hill.

Chapel Hill N. Cc University of North Carolina Collier Cobb Douglas L. Rights Winston- Salem Geological Museum

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elyria Masonrc Chorus First Methodist Johann Strauss Rounie Wee Thing Liza Lehmar Danny Bor F. E. Weatherls Rovert Burns the Sisigh Fochard Kouitz the Musical Trust Jos. W. Clokey John B. Rhodes Mr. Beck Mr. Willams Mr. Smith Mr. Brown J. A. Carpenter DeKoven Daughters of American Revolution Yeomen Gorge W. Ross Masonic Temple Sk Wspaper Racinyl Loraly Dubl Dec Club Gabrielline Marcel Ed Chestnut St United Presbyterian Missionary Society Albin Miss Whitby Troupers Club Richard House George Wicker Beverly Court End George Sittinger Ridgeville Fitzpatrick Betea D. A. Stanford Michican Darrell Iden Iden D. L. Rogers J. Patnick J. M. Smith Russell Wieland Huron Street Armaherst al Cameron Newport Kentucky Philip Bosian J. B. Fauver John Burrows Friendship Club Anni Macaroni Products Tharinger Macaroni CO Milwaukee, Wis Mildred Baumhardt Lois Stiward Amherst Grace Milliken Eastern Heights Bouevard Ohio Wesleyan University Congress House of Representatives Representative West Ruth Byron Owen Straight Through HOT Cross Buns Washington Log Cakes Purity Bakery Carson Capitol Theatre Schwind’s Picture Store West Glade Thomas Broad Street Children and Dentists Crandall Middle Ave Niewspaprrean Ghlye
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