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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1955

Page

2

Congregationalists To Hear Prof Wolfe on Jesus and the Law

Dr Rolland Emerson Wolfe of Western Reserve University will address First Church Women of First Congregational Church on Wednesday afternoon. The program centers on Jesus Fills Full The Law And The Prophets with a dessert social hour at one o clock, followed by devotion in the sanctuary and a Communion service. Hostesses are the Scrooby Club.

Rolland Emerson Wolfe Western Reserve University First Church First Congregational Church Jesus B. Kenneth Anthe Paul Cochrane Wolfe Isnown Monroe Gherlin Graduate School American Exhibition of Scrooby Club Church

Marquand Readings and the Novel Sincerely Willis Wayde

Review outlines John P. Marquand’s career and the new novel Sincerely Willis Wayde. Willis Wayde rises from Clyde to Denver via Harrcourt Mills, adopting Harcourt manners as he seeks approval. The lead’s vanity drives a town-destroying merger, while lingering questions about his sincerity temper the narrative.

John P. ‘Marquand Willis Wayde Marquand Joyce Cary Newburyport Mass Harvard Boston Tate’ Transcript Aout Willis Wayde Clyde Denver Harcourt Mills Willis Harcourts Babbitt Harcourt Warde

New Arrivals at Elyria Memorial Hospital

New arrivals list births at Elyria Memorial Hospital including families such as Szaho, Smith, Batten, Chraney, Brooks, Arnder, Atkinson, Browning, Cosereve, Dean, Dummitt, Fittee, Flanagan, Momlinger, Kaylor, McGaughey, Muha, Newell, Polcar, Riccardi, Stevick, Suleski, Williams, Wyatt, Wimieski and others. Entries cite addresses across Elyria and nearby towns. The fragment hints at a broader society column noting reader reactions to Marquand’s writings.

Bert Szaho Reeves Rd Herman Smith Bell Batten North Abbe Rd Henry Chraney Lake Ave Isaac Brooks Pischarges Louis Arnder North Ridgeville Curtis Atkinson Cleveland St James Browning Grafton Harry Cosereve Russel Frank Dean Emory Dummitt Parmeley Ave Edward Fitdee John Flanagan Williams St Clifford Momlinger Amherst Craig Hirmett Princeton Ave Edward Kaylor Hanwood Robert McGaughey Park View Louis Muha Lorain James Newell Woodlawn Carol Polcar

Bethel Shrine Plans March 10 Election Meeting

Bethel Shrine No 24 scheduled its March 10 meeting to elect officers and review annual reports. The session at IOOF hall was led by WHP Gertrude Berndt with announcements from other shrines. Installations are listed for Messiah in Cleveland April 2 and others through April 12. Birthday observances for November to March were welcomed, with cake walks and bunco prizes.

Bethel Shrine No Ioof Hall Gertrude Berndt Messiah Shrine Cleveland Shaker Weights Shrine Gables Shrine Willoughby Bethany Shrine Akron Warren Trinity Shrine Lakewood WHP Olga Taylor Bess Gallagher Clare Chrysler Judy Bennett Lee Lybtink Alex Garland

Mrs Harold Olmstead Named District Director

Mrs Harold Olmstead president of the Bargello Unit was named director of the Northeastern district of the American Needlecraft Guild at a Bargello unit meeting held Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Charles Hancock's Lake Avenue home. The nominating committee report named Mrs Jesse Messaros as president Mrs George Lamberton as vice president and Mrs Harley Rea as secretary treasurer and sunshine chairman. The new officers will assume duties March 21 at Mrs Olmstead's Middle Avenue home.

Harold Olmstead Bargello Unit American, Needlecraft Guild Charles Hancock Lake Ave Ada Dirlam Aj Enlad Taneshown Saba Auc Ue Olmstead Join Haleman Jesse Messaros George Lamberton Harley Rea Sunshine Ion Middle Ave

Emma Burrer Elected President of Past Matrons and Patrons

At a Past Matrons and Patrons dinner in the Masonic Temple Emma Burrer was elected president. Harold Dicken became vice president and May Dramm secretary-treasurer. Stella Newell and Elton Becker hosted 54 members and their spouses with St Patrick’s Day table decor. Katherine McDonald led the dinner team with Ruth Stuntz Lola Stuntz Tasenhinel Fandley Jatherine Wright and Aifa Young.

Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Emma Burrer Harold Dicken May Dramm Stella Newell Elton Becker Katherine McDonald Ruth Stuntz Lola Stuntz Tasenhinel Fandley Jatherine Wright Aifa Young

Artcrafters Offer Children Art Classes At Holly Hall

Artcrafters expand programs for children ages nine to seventeen led by Edris Eckhardt with a new six session ceramics course starting March 4. Fee is 10 dollars including clay glazing and firing. classes run Fridays 4 to 6 PM at Holly Hall. A second stitchery and ceramics class opens March 1 at T pension during Holy Werk om offering six weeks for seven dollars.

Edris Eckhardt Holly Hall AEE A Y.W.C. A

Churchwomen At Work Review Of Change My Heart

A church circle discusses the book Change My Heart by Mrs Russell Schrader at Sirele No. 6 St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church in St Paul. The meeting includes reminiscences, devotions, a dessert, and plans for future sessions and scrap book projects.

Russell Schrader Sirele No St. Paul Evangelical Fred Nicholl Williams St Ani India Eugene Toth Hilliard Ra Paul Brlas Circle No. 4 St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church Harold Lathrope Roosevelt Max Lyndon Joe Massey George Washington Washington William Hardy Holdy Bath St

Notable women leader advocates world brotherhood and peace

Dorothy D. Houghton, former president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs and chief of the Foreign Office for Refugees, Migration and Voluntary Assistance, heads American aid to refugees behind the Iron Curtain, in the Middle East, and displaced in the Far East. She stresses global understanding among women as a path to peace amid World Day of Prayer movements and Nobel laureate Pearl Buck's humanitarian work.

Dorothy D. Houghton General Federation of Women's Clubs Foreign Office For Refugees, Migration and Voluntary Assistance Middle East Far East Houghton Wellesley College Everett R. Clinchy National Conference of Chrisseon Myrs Pawnee Baene Henne

Open House Highlights St Mary PTU Meeting

St Marys PTU open house drew 200 plus members who toured classrooms viewed student work and met teachers. David Horan led the session and announced a public address system purchase for seventh and eighth grade parties. Donations were acknowledged.

St. Mary’s Ptu David Horan

Meeting Notes Mention Coffee Served by Fifth Grade Mothers

The March 24 meeting description notes coffee served by fifth grade mothers from a lace covered table centered with a floral arrangement.

Local Personal News Highlights Three Wedlock Moves and Births

Mr and Mrs Deni J Ryan move to 328 Washington Blvd. Mr and Mrs John Jack Ives return from honeymoon and host at 1605 East Ave. Mrs Ives nee Barbara Plas is daughter of William Plas Creston. The newlyweds wed Saturday at St Mary Church. A ten pound daughter born to James Jirik and wife in Deaconess Hospital Cleveland. they have a three-year-old daughter. Grandparents are Julian and Mrs Smith of Courtland St and James Dink Sr of Cleveland.

Linda Sue Whitacre Hubert H. Whitacre East Broad St Marshall S. Whitacre North Abbe Rd American Radiator Standard Sanitary Corp William Dailey Cerebral Petsy Association Clarence O Smith Parent Teacher League Cleveland Johnny Andrews Elyria District Catholic High School Ruert Lang Deni J. Ryan Washington Blvd John Tra Jack) Ives East Ave Ives Barbara Jane Plas William Plas Creston Horace Ives West Ave St. Mary Church J. P. Holmes Margaret Dilworth St Elizabeth Duckett Sacramento Calif Eustis Fla James Jirik Parma Deaconess Hospital Julian Smith Courtland St James’ Dink, Sr

Protectors Club Meets With Erma Schnarr

The Protectors Club of the Dames of Malta met at Erma Schnarr's home with Bertha Olmstead as hostess. After prayers by Jennie Easterbrook and business by Mary Prentice, members were noted on the tick list. A Mizpah benediction preceded games and a salad course. Klar Schaub and Louise Leslie are to host March 25 at 8 Blaine St.

Protectors Club of the Dames of Malta Erma Schnarr Bertha Olmstead Jennie Easterbrook Mary Prentice Klar Schaub Louise Leslie Pes Blaine St

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