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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1939

Page

13

Silver Coffee Given By Circle No 3 Of St Pauls Church

Out of town guests from Amherst Lorain Cleveland and Berea attended a silver coffee hosted by Circle No 3 of St Pauls Church. About 100 guests enjoyed two oclock refreshments and patriotic decor in celebration of Washingtons birthday. Local hostesses and junior members served while E O Pallas opened the program with a devotional.

Circle No. 3 St. Paul’s Church St. Paul's Church Amherst Lorain Cleveland Berea

Areme Club Hosts Martha Washington Tea and Dames Meeting

Areme Club members and guests filled the Masonic Temple for a Martha Washington Tea with colonial bouquets, a program of dances and duets, and a piano number. Dames of Malta later conferred first and second degrees on eight candidates at the I O O F Hall, with patriotic décor and prizes awarded.

Areme Club Martha Washington Masonic Temple Wvas Mabel Robinson Ella Duckett Jess Daniels Mae Dramm Blossom Few Leah Long Shirley Standen Shirley Rogers Marilyn Ortell Frank Ortell Bonna Mae Reynolds Carol Ann Peake Hazel Brodbeck Maran Hand Katherine Merthe Louise Leslie Louise Tichenor Dames of Malta I O. O. F. Hall Ruth Blakeslee Grace Knight of Cleveland Martha Wirth Leah Christiansen Max Oldfield Louis Hares

World Day of Prayer Service At Methodist Church

Women gather for World Day of Prayer under the National Council of Church Women. The service at ten o'clock Friday morning features Albrecht Dürer’s Praying Hands and calls for intelligent work for peace open to all, regardless of race or denomination.

Committee On National Committee of Church Women Council of Women For Home Missions Foreign Missions Conferene Church Women Methodist Church Albrecht Durst Durer Nuremburg

Monopoly Club Hosts Two Guests On Wednesday Evening

Mrs Letha Pusbach of Cedar Street hosted the Monopoly Club on Wednesday evening. Two guests attended, Mrs H Woelfer and Mrs Philip Busch. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Lucille McLaughlin Mrs Arthur E Alexander and Mrs E R Novak. Refreshments were served and the club adjourned to meet in two weeks at Mrs Alexander’s home 338 Oxford Avenue.

Letha Pusbach Cédar Street Monopoly Club H. Woelfer Philip Busch Lucille McLaughlin Arthur E. Alexander E. R. Novak Iivere Alexander Oxford Avenue Pedro Arthur Miller Park Avenue Marie Harris Frank Traxler Helen Smith H. Maddox Harris Elizabeth Court

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Noted

A public hospital notices admissions for numerous individuals across multiple streets and towns. The discharge section records several patients including a baby boy and adults from Lorain, Lakewood, Amherst, and nearby areas.

Philip Dervine South Maple Street Anthony Schumar Eighteenth Street Perry Eulenberger Fred Gerber Oberlin John Carradine Forest View Ferm Ralph Montague Longford Avenue Elis Hog R D Abbe Road Bert Trl Avon Lake Michael Bock Spruce Street Edward Krysiowski Avont John Briuk Rush — Street Myron Sehlechter Amherst Aaron Serb Jackson Wendell Merthe Lorain Peggy Harris Lakewood Veronica Gubeno William Bokeny

Local society and campus notes from Elyria region

Mrs. L C Maller and son Carl visit Mrs A L LaRocque on Middle Ave. Robert S Mann of 715 East Ave named to Colorado School of Mines honor list for first semester 1938-39. he is a junior and an active class leader. Air and Mrs FE Fullmer and Lois Marie return from six week Florida vacation. New daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fred Gerber 379 Follette St Elyria. Miss Mildred Joss visits Miss Alice Ruth in Elyria. Mrs George Pierce returns from visits to Ashland Cleveland and Fairview, with daughter Mrs W L Chorpening. Mrs Fred Ernshaw improving at home. Elyria Lumber and Coal Co staff to attend hockey game in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs F A Barr host Mrs James Beresford and Mr and Mrs Herter Payne with son Hoddy in Elyria. Mrs Peter Kolinski learns sister Mrs Ernie Leschinsky dies in Detroit. Kolinskis cannot attend.

L. C. Maller Carl William Peabody Massachusetts A. L. LaRocque Middle Avenue Robert 5. Mann East Avenue Colorado School of Mines Jesse R. Morgan School of Mines Golden Colorado Mann Colorado Mines Air FE. H. Fullmer Lois Marie Butternut Ridge Eustis Florida Fred Gerber Follette Street Oberlin Elyria Memorial Hospital Mildred Joss Sandusky Alice Ruth West Avenue George Pierce Pierceleigh Apartments Sixth Street Ashland Cleveland Fairview W. L. Chorpening Fred Ernshaw Fremont Street Elyria Lumber and Coal Co Cleveland Arena F. A. Barr Chase Street James Beresford Herter Payne Son Hoddy Massillon Jack Penrod Robson Court Peter Kolinski Cornell Avenue Ernie Leschinsky Detroit Michigan

Mrs Wright Hosts St Clair Rebekah Lodge Gathering

Mrs Wright entertained Mrs Pearle Wright of Denison Avenue and Past Noble Grands of St. Clair Rebekah Lodge on Wednesday afternoon. Twenty answered roll call with Helen Lirtas as a guest. Prizes awarded for bingo and contests went to Anna Gehrke Lucy Pome roy and Hazel Markel. Cassie Richards received the special award. refreshment hosts included Iva Marsh Ada Gould and Nellie Smith. Netlie Smith plans a March 28 gathering at East Avenue home.

Pearle Wright Denison Avenue St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Helen Lirtas Anna Gehrke Lucy Pomeroy Binga Hazel Markel Cassie Richards Wright Iva

Loyalty Pals Meet At Virginia Newton Home

Seven of ten Loyalty Pals members attended yesterday's meeting at Miss Virginia Newton's Second Street home. Newton hosted a luncheon with Washington's Birthday motif table settings. The club members enjoyed a social afternoon together.

Loyalty Pals

Social calendar notes and club meetings listed

Calendar and meeting notes show numerous clubs and social groups meeting at homes and churches. Notable entries include Notawa, Bethel Shrine, Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary, Tri Sigma with Dorothy Finegan, and the Pythian Sisters. New officers of the Junior Mission Study Group are listed with names and positions.

Elyria Johnson Notawa Mary Neuman Foster Avenue Bethel Shrine Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary Amitie Maxine Smith Prospect Street Tri Sigma Dorothy Finegan Howe Street Women of Moose Nes Reginald Fawkes Marseilles Avenue Charles Raynor Fairlawn Avenue Modern Eight Bridge Club Barr Elizabeth Court D.E. B Wendla Resar East Broad Street St. Theresa Society M. Hilosky Irondale Street Eight O'Croecx Earl Lescher Blue Triangle Club Kardos Cleveland Notara Club Josie Kauffman Abbe Road Pythian Sisters St. Paul's Circle No L Whitney Lake Avenue P. W

Rummage Sale at Armory Camp Ard Street

Community rummage sale advertised for Friday and Saturday at Armory on Ard Street. Proceeds support local programs. Volunteers seek donations and shoppers from area neighborhoods.

3Rd Street

Case School Alumni to Meet for Elyria Dinner March 2

Case School of Applied Science alumni in Elyria and nearby areas will gather for a 6:30 p.m. dinner on March 2 at the Graystone Hotel to mark the 59th anniversary of the college. Guest speaker will be George Eric Barnes, MIT graduate and Case professor since 1933, who will discuss Laboratory Studies of Hydraulic Structures with film illustrations of flood control projects.

Case School of Applied Science Elyria Graystone United States Case George Eric Barnes Barnes Muskingum Keystone North Platte River Pittsburgh Washington, D.C Massachusetts Institute of Technology Case School Eomer

Postponed 37th Division A. E. F. Association meeting

The 37th Division A. E. F. Association meeting planned for Friday night at Mrs. William Sabins home on 2nd Street has been postponed.

A. E. F. Association William Sabins 2Nd Street

Colonial Party at First Congregational Church Harmony and Heritage

A delightful Colonial party was hosted for the Upper Room Bible Class at the First Congregational church. Grand march to the dinner table showcased costumes of men women and children. Tables adorned with cherry trees crystal candle sticks and potted plants. After dinner music and games followed with Patty HokeAnn Gates and a Washington era chorus. Mrs Hoffner celebrated a birthday with a tat cake and gifts while friends brought supplies for a tureen dinner. A list of attendees includes Paw Hummer John E Hummer Lyle McGaughey Arthur Krugman Ernest Krugman Harry Krugman Dan Filo LaVerne Bowers Chester Hoffner and E W Heffner. The note recalls St Francis cell in Rome dating to 1219.

First Congregational Church Patty Hoke Ann Gates Washington Luethi E. W. Hoffner East 11Th Street Harry Krugman Dan Filo LaVerne Bowers Chester Hoffner E. W. Heffner

Mystery Party Gaiety Club Hosts and Prizes

Mystery party at Mrs Katherine Schroeder's home featured Locko games with prizes for Josephine Trombetta Doris Van Valkenburg and Doris Schaefer winning best attire. Dessert followed. Secret sister honored birthday for Josephine Trombetta. Two weeks later at Doris Van Valkenburg's 710 East Avenue.

Alberta Schroeder Katherine Schroeder Josephine ‘Trombella Doris van Valkenburg Doris Schaefer Josephine Trombetta

Chicken Supper at Hungarian Reformed Church

Sun Feb 26 at 5 PM a chicken supper will be served at the Hungarian Reformed Church. Price is 75 cents per meal. Proceeds support church activities and local charity.

Hungarian Reformed Church Sun

G G G Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Rich

Mrs G Rich entertained G G G club members Tuesday evening at the O P S kitchen. After a brief business session bridge and hearts were played with prizes to Miss R Blakely and Mrs G Rich in bridge and Mrs M Warner and Miss M Wolfe in hearts. Special award went to Mrs E Wilshere. luncheon followed in Washington birthday decor. Hostess aide Miss Berry served. next meeting set for two weeks at Babe Bennett 127 Madison St.

G. G. G. Club Washington Miss Berry Babe Bennett Madison Street

Norwalk Auxiliary Plans for Cleveland Conference

Rollin E and Ainkson auxiliary met at Mrs Iva Sabins home on Second Street. Norwalk Auxiliary members Mrs George Lindsey and daughter Jean attended as guests. They plan to attend the seventh district conference in Cleveland on March 4 and 5. Refreshments were served by Mrs Gertrude Barren and Mrs Helen Perkins. Next meeting set for March 6 at the same place.

Robert DuCoty Lodi Street Clasque Club Cuotie Ellen Fleming Geraldine Watson Elenore Copas Marguerite Tasxlor Hamuton Rollin E Ainkson Iva Sabins Second Street Norwalk George Lindsey Jean Cleveland Gertrude Barren Helen Perkins

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Dorothy Funk Mable Little Keighley Vietzen Leonard Haag Christine Wernert Carl Menz Ed Graber Claude Wigfield Albert Wocknius Elmer Sherman Anthony E. O. Pallas Edna Gray Johnson Fred Ruth Wilfrid Bowdler Oh Divine Redeemer Gounod Oliver Shubert Wayne Meinke Ruth Paul Trion Pallas A. Pitman Muss Leona Moelk Lois Meyer Wilma Buchholz L. Haag Marneys Middle Steps Charlotte Brooks Elyria Library Te Ydebs Frederius Meng Middlesteps W. CG. A Anne Shubert Helen Louise Zechman Florence Welton Ed Heuser Keltz Circle No. 2 St Paul's Church Kenyon Avenue Mary Fox Harry Rankin Gust Krugman Tenth Street J. O. Rounds West Bridge Street Paul Miller Don Wettring Ann McClune Acheweene White Elephant Sale Colelle Stout Von Mrs Wright Eleanor Ferch Winnipeg First Baptist Church Ferch Wilda Chapman David Taylor Bill Rugg Jean Syters Vera Mae Smith Miller Home Armoryard St DR. Pennington Broad Street Elyria Fur Shoppe St. Francis Rome Jamaica Columbus Isabella Croydon England Amsterdam Holland Boke Robson's Court House Virginia Roseville Pottery Fostoria Stemware Middle Ave Robson Dairy
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