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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1933

Page

9

Alma George Weds Craddock Humphrey In Quiet Home Ceremony

Miss Alma George daughter of Mrs S J George marries Craddock R Humphrey of Mexico Missouri in a noon ceremony at the bride’s mother's home. Rev E J Bond officiated with a double ring rite as Miss Mary Elizabeth Jewett and Sidney Houston attended. The couple plan to reside in Mexico Missouri and host friends after March 10.

Alma George S. J. George Craddock R. Humphrey Mexico Missouri E. J. Bond Mary Elizabeth Jewett Youngstown Sidney Houston Washington D. C Sroom

Bellinda Grove reviewed at Literary Club gathering

Miss Ca Williams praises Helen Ashton novel Bellinda Grove at Mrs Henry Ingersoll Jr home. The book follows 117 years of a grand house from residence to studios and hospital with a ghost legend ending in a 1952 demolition. The club hosts Miss Karen Nielsen next.

Ca@ Williams Bellinda Grove Helen Ashton Kenry Ingersoll, Jr Captain Martlett Henry Ingersoll, Jr Henry Ingersoll, Sr C. F. Parmat Karen Nielsen Middle Avenue

Piano Students Study Mozart at Miss Hinman Home

Junior piano students of Miss Lucile Hinman gathered at her home for a Mozart study afternoon. They prepared booklets, learned about Mozart's life, assembled a jig saw puzzle of Mozart at the harpsichord, and performed a memorized piece recital with a sea voyage theme.

Mozart Lucile Hinman Esther Guthman Salzburg Vienna Warren Platner High Seas Rachmaninoff-Thompson Betty Goldstein Captain Kidd Blake Nancy Wharton Bilbro Betty Altfeld Guitarre Long Janet Stevens Huerter Shirley Altfeld Diller-Quaile Dorothy Bell Burgmueller Betty Maynard MacDowell-Thompson Evangeline Lehmann Strickland Burns Bevery Wright Davies Redseers L. Wright Schaefer Mary Jo Fritchie MacGregor Marian Elliss Melody Dawes

Progressive Class Entreats Families at Methodist Church

Progressive class members and families enjoyed a tureen dinner at First Methodist Church. Red bands and silver cherry-tree ornaments with cranberries decorated the room. Verne Uneor, class president, and Mrs. O. B. Strickland were honored at birthday cake ceremonies. A. C. Schilleman led a friendship program with Walter Smith, Dr. R. R. Bevard, Theron Roe, Russell Mohrman, and Russell Patton contributing musical numbers. L. J. Mowry and Albert Highgate chaired arrangements for the event.

First Methodist Church Verne Uneor O. B. Strickland A. Cf. Schilleman Walter Smith R R. Bevard Theron Roe Russell Mohrman Russell Patton L. J. Mowry Albert Highgate

Lent Services Begin at Grace Tutheran Church Princeton

Tomorrow marks the start of mid week Lenten services at Grace Tutheran Church in Princeton on East River Street. Rev Schumm will preach seven sermons from Isaiah 53 under the theme Our Passion King with Ash Wednesday March 1 and Good Friday April 14 culminating in The Victory of Our Passion King with services open to the public.

Grace Tutheran Church Princeton Renuue East River Street Jesus Christ Schumm Isaiah

Sunny Side Up Club entertains with high score dance

Mrs. Jean Rasbach hosted the Sunny Side Up Club at Mrs. W. L. Bodine’s East avenue home. Three tables of dance produced high score by Mrs. George Smith, with Mrs. Ed Weber second and the hostess as consolation. Mrs. H. D. Guthman won the prize. Two new members, Mrs. C. T. Post and Mrs. Ralph Carr, were initiated. Luncheon was served and the group adjourned to meet March 13 with Mrs. Ed Weber at 181 Carolina avenue.

Jean Rasbach Sunny Side Up Club W. L. Bodine East Avenue George Smith Ed Weber H. D. Guthman C. T. Post Ralph Carr Carolina Avenue

Sorority Observes One Year Milestone With Guests

The Tau Chi Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha celebrated its first year by hosting twenty one Cleveland Chapter members in Lorain County Bank’s Directors room. Professor P D Sherman spoke on Early English Literature. A buffet luncheon followed with yellow calendulas and blue tapers. Next meeting set for March 13 at the same venue.

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Cleveland Lorain County Bank P. D. Sherman

Birthday Party for Martha Waldorf Honors Eleven Year

Martha Waldorf celebrated her eleventh birthday at 1281 East Avenue with thirteen guests. Activities included jig-saw puzzles and a word building contest with prizes for Marguerite Edwards, June Barchard, Virginia Ensign, and Marjorie Black in puzzles, and for Marguerite Edwards and Marguerite Plack in the word counts. A luncheon table featured calendulas, white and green tapers, and baskets of mints. guests listed include Betty Erdman Dorothy Jenkins Edna Mae Thompson Adele Whitner Joan Norworthy Jean Taxlor Marguerite Black Virginia Ensign June Barchard Marguerite Edwards Alice W.W. and Margaret Mae Waldorf.

Martha Waldorf East Avenue Marguerite Edwards June Barchard Virginia Ensign Marjorie Black Marguerite Plack Betty Erdman Dorothy Jenkins Edna Mae Thompson Adele Whitner Joan Norworthy Jean Taxlor Marguerite Black Alice WW Margaret Mae Waldorf

Boy Scouts Meet at Troop 3 in Hoey

Troop 3 of Hoey Scouts opened with the pledge and assigned patrol leaders. Bill Ryan was chosen quartermaster Jack Ryan reported a patrol hike to the beaut cabin. The meeting included bird talks games and a benediction Rev John Frey has become pastor at Doyleston Ohio.

Hoey Scouts Flar Bill Ryan Jack Ryan John Frey Jefferson Doyleston Ohio Frey St. Mary's Church

Hospital Notes Admissions And Discharges List

A hospital notes list shows admissions including Mrs. George Yost Mrs. Antonio Schu mar and several others with addresses in Avon Lorain Oberley and Mars Kozel among those admitted. Discharges include Olive Mauthe and Mars Kozel.

George Yost R. D. No Antonio Schumar Isth Ronnie Kelling Avon Alice Horwedel N. Olive Street Levis Miller Monrose Ann Brodrick Highland Ct Louis Petrovich Lorain James Smith Frankhinage John Hegedus Thurman Funk Niusti Jay Huffman Edward Blakely Oberley Olive Mauthe Ohio St Mars Kozel Jefferson St

Fuldheim Traces Mary Queen of Scots and Tudor Clash

Mrs. Dorothy Fuldheim’s fifth lecture covers Mary Queen of Scots, her marriage to Darnley and Bothwell, the Scottish noble factions, and England’s Tudor era turmoil. The tale ends noting Elizabeth’s hesitance and Mary’s execution amid church conflicts. Turkey will be the next lecture topic.

Yee Dorothy Fuldheim Mars Henry VIII Henry Katherine Scotland England Mary Hkathameth Avine Marry Elizabeth John Gordon Marr Gordon Youngs Gordon Lord Darnley Lord Lennox Darnley Bothwell Darnier Marv Marvy Marx Alaros James Turkey

Lorain Sorority Holds Social at Dominic’s Elyria

Kappa Delta Phi Sorority of Lorain met for a regular social gathering at Dominic's Cuisine in Elyria last evening. Four bridge games were played with five tables in progress. Miss Johanna Birk won first prize. Hostesses were Misses Mercedes Martin Pauline Novak and Evelyn Brown. The next meeting will be in two weeks.

Kappa Delta Phi Sorority Lorain Dominic Johanna Birk Mercedes Martin Pauline Novak Evelyn Brown

Community church groups host evening gatherings across town

Various groups hold events tonight at churches and community halls including Girl Scout Court of Awards at First Congregational Church, Bible School Cabinet at United Presbyterian, Fellowship Club at Grace Lutheran, and a benefit bridge by Suni Club at the YWCA gym. auxiliary dances and lodge meetings also listed with tentative times and hosts.

First Congregational Church Bible School Cabinet United Presbyterian Church Fellowship Club Grace Lutheran Church Suni Club WLC Tree Emiia Lodge Q. C F Modern Woodmen of America Mterns, Y-Indus Club Marv Spoerl School For Deaf S. Harmon Ludie A. M John Harding Sunda Besrd Methoditehurch

Ash Wednesday Observance Marks Lent At St Andrew’s

Ash Wednesday marks the start of Lent with a Holy Communion service at 10 AM and an evening address at 7 30 PM at St Andrew's church. A Friday children’s service is set for 4 PM, and the public is invited.

ST. Andrew's Church Eusebius Polycarp John Tme

Sis-Agie Club Organized in Home Meeting

A new club named the Sis-Agie Club was organized last evening at Miss Edna Hines’s home on Second Street. Officers include Edna Hines president Marge Krugman secretary treasurer and Ruth Barton reporter. Members listed are Lucile Craston Gladys Crombie Lil Crist Sally Martin Hazel Todgeham Eva Robinson and Edna Marst. The group will meet Mondays with cards and refreshments. Edna Hines won first and Sally Martin consolation. The next event is March sixth at Lil Crist’s Griswold Road home.

Edna Hines Second Street Marge Krugman Ruth Barton Lucile Craston Gladys Crombie Lil Crist Sally Martin Hazel Todgeham Eva Robinson Edna Marst Cluo Griswold Road

Dub Dec Club Entertained by Mrs L Reid

Mrs Lloyd Reid hosted the Dubl Dec Club on Sev enth street with two bridge tables. Garnet Cox won first prize, Mrs George Smith second, and Kathryn Fulton received the consolation. Fulton attended as a guest. A luncheon followed, and the group planned to meet again in two weeks at Elizabeth Squire’s 231 Broad street.

DEC L. Reid Lloyd Reid Seventh Street Garnet Cox George Smith Rowena Caldwell Kathryn Fulton Miss Fulton Elizabeth Squire

Betty Vandemark Entertains Club and Local Notices

Betty Vandemark hosted the Gar ret Club at her home 1904 Pak avenue with a jig-saw puzzle entertainment and a hinch eo course. The next meeting is March 11 at Catherine Hoeidrich’s on Cambridge street. The Just Us Kids Club organized at 514 W 16th with John Sukey president and Carrie Miller treasurer. The N A Q Club met at Mrs Faulkner’s Center Ridge Road with prizes awarded. S. W. Maiden arrived in New Orleans for Mardi Gras.

Betty Vandemark Pak Avenue Vanemark Catherine Hoeidrich Cambridge Street Just US Kids Club Mary Orosz W. 16Th Street John Sukey George Pagan A& S Carrie Miller S.trary Helen Seritain West River St

F. W. Auxiliary Admits New Member

Mrs. Carri Metcalf joined the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary at a meeting last evening. Announcements note a dance by the comrades and Co on Wednesday for the Red Cross, a card party on March 11, and a social hour with refreshments following the business session.

Carri Metcalf Veterans of Foreign Years Auxiliary Comrades and Co Red Cross

Comraderie Club Social Highlights Puzzle Night

The Comraderie Club met with Miss Magdalene Hoffman and guests Miss Amelia Smythe Miss Maxine Castle. Prizes awarded for puzzles to Miss Helen Koehn and Miss Josphine Nutting. Evening concluded with invitations for March fourteenth at Miss Helen Koehn’s Glenwood Street home.

Comraderie Club Magdalene Hoffman West Avenues Amelia Smythe Maxine Castle Helen Koehn Josphine Nutting Glenwood Street

Pi Omicron discusses varied titles in evening meeting

Last night Pi Omicron sorority members reviewed Autobiography of Robert Burns and a Critical Essay by Montague. Letters from Jane Welsh Carlyle and poems by Carroll Lear and Guitermar were noted, with Mrs Victor Reese presenting a review of Fortitude by Walpole.

Pi Omicron Robert Burns Montague Jane Welsh Carlyle Louis Carrol Edward Lear Arthur Guitermar Victor Reese Walpole

Marriage License Applications Identify Several Lorain Residents

Anthony Lewaiski 28 operator of Lorain applies with Lucilie Gadowski, and Lorain resident Olive Leimbach 17 Carlisle Township applies with Rev Irion. Charlie Monticne 29 laborer of Lorain applies with Martha Jane Lewis of Lorain. Justice of the Peace Cari Diedrich 26 Elyria presides. Capt Albert Schramm noted in the record.

Anthony Lewaiski Lorain Lucilie Gadowski Justice of the Peace Cari Diedrich Elyria Olive Leimbach Carlisle Township Irion Charlie Monticne Martha Jane Lewis Albert Schramm

Recitals and social notes from Elyria area events

Kathrin and Eleanor Highgate attended a recital in Lakewood with Mrs Gladys West hosting. Misses Malterer Fox Upton joined the Vang students recital by Mrs Gladys Parmely West at Liamwood Chamber of Commerce. Alma George’s cousin Mary Elizabeth Jewett visited Elyria and served as bridesmaid. Louis Lamm of Capitol theatre to greet Hollywood stars at Uptown theatre. Birth announced for a son in Oberlin at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Edward Bembower quarantined at home for scarlet fever. Other notes mention Fannie Moore of Xenia visiting son Robert Moore in Gerford Avenue and Sidney Houston visiting Elyria from Washington, D. C. for the week.

Kathrin Eleanor Highgate Lakewood Joey Gladys West Edward Bembower Eastern Heights Boulevard Fannie Moore Xenia Robert Moore Gerford Avenur Tanney Schultz New York Edna Mal Uptown Theatre Edward Blakely Oberlin Ohio Elyria Memorial Hospital Sidney Houston Washington, M. C Elyria

Virginia Tea Meeting Moved to Thursday at Millspaugh Home

Circle No 1 of the Methodist church will host the Virginia Tea at Mrs. J. R. Millspaugh’s Eastern Heights home on Thursday instead of Wednesday as previously announced. Several items mention local social events and distant travel for ill relatives amid a busy period of gatherings.

Virginia Circle No. 1 Methodist Church J. R. Millspaugh Eastern Heights Boulevard

Elyria Firms Urge Buying Local Products

Local firms in Elyria urge residents to buy Elyria made goods to support jobs. The message appears in the Chronicle-Telegram advertising columns from Colson Co a velocipedes maker Worthington Ball Co golf balls T S Rubber Co rubber heels Fay Stocking Co Sears Roebuck Co Elyria Milling Co and Elyria Furniture Co all producing locally.

Elyria Chronicle-Telegram Colson Coo Worthington Ball Co T S Rubbr Co Fay Stocking Co Sears-Roebuck Co Elyria Milling Co Elyria Furniture Co

Theatregoers Lose Articles at Capitol Theatre

Elyria shoppers left behind items after Saturday's close at the Capitol Theatre. Found objects include a rosary a brown coat belt suede and wool gloves two pairs of ladies black gloves a spectacle case a red tam a helmet a red and white scarf an umbrella and a right hand glove. The theatre holds unclaimed items for thirty days before Salvation Army disposal.

Elyria Theatre Capitol Theatre Rosary Eastern Starne Salvation Army

Smith Warns Inflation Is Shot In Arm

Alfred E. Smith told the senate finance committees that currency inflation is a harmful “shot in the arm.” He supported recognizing the Soviet government, proposed a 1 percent manufacturers sales tax to balance the budget, and urged federal highway funding as rapid unemployment relief. He opposed cheapening the dollar and favored tariff reductions via war debt deals.

Washington Alfred E. Smith Senate Finance Committees Smith Russia New York Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Order Blank Replaces Plate at Bedford Church

At Bedford Congregational Church in Battle Creek Michigan the collection plate is replaced by an order blank system. Members struggling with finances contribute food and produce to supply the minister's weekly needs. The Rev August E Johansen approves and the church finance committee deducts the market value from his salary.

Battle Creek Mich Bedford Congregational Church August E. Johansen

Spring Pattern Catalog Offer for Misses Wardrobe

Advertisement promotes a frock pattern with cape collar and peplum, priced 15 cents for pattern in sizes 10 through 16. Includes illustrated instructions. requests name address style number and size for order. Catalog and pattern combined cost 25 cents, Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department, New York City.

Marian Martin Chronicle - Telegram Pattern Department West 18Th Street New York City

Potato School Meetings Open Tomorrow in Two Venues

E B Tussing of Ohio State University leads the first potato school session at Brownhelm High School Auditorium at 1 30 PM and again at Columbia Town Hall at 7 30 PM tomorrow. County agent C Z Hummel released the announcement. A second session on March 8 at Sante places will feature A L Prestoff, OSU plant pathologist, addressing the potato situation.

Brownhelm High School Columbia Town Hall E. B. Tussing Ohio State University C. Z. Hummel Sante A. L. Prestoff Hummel

Ideal Man For Girls At Philadelphia School

Philadelphia High School for Girls polled students on the traits of an ideal man. They value tall and muscular build, blonds preferred though brunettes acceptable, smart but not brilliant, a gentlemanly character, honest with high morals, not required to be college educated, financially comfortably fixed, and possessing sympathy, selflessness, courtesy, tolerance, affection, good manners, humor, and fondness for children.

Philadelphia

Luncheon at Church of Christ This Thursday

A 25e luncheon is hosted by the Church of Christ on Thursday from eleven in the morning to one in the afternoon. Proceeds support church activities.

Church of Christ

Vegetable plate lunch at First Congregational Church

A community lunch served on Wednesday from 11:00 to 1:00 at the First Congregational Church offering a vegetable plate.

Care for Hair with Cuticura Before Shampooing

Instructions advise rubbing Cuticura Ointment into the scalp and rinsing, then using Cuticura Soap with warm water to shampoo while massaging the scalp to stimulate circulation. Prices listed Soap 25c and Ointment 25c. New proprietors Potter Drug & Chemical Corp Maiden Mass.

Potter Drug & Chemical Corp Maiden, Mass

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OCIET Methodist Viske F. J. Schumm Sunny Side TP Club BOY Scouts Mary Queen OF Scots Mrs. Fuldheim Lorain Sorority Entertains Club Faulkner Glen Faulkner N. A. Q. Club Center Ridge Toad Ralph Gilder H. E. Marsh Russel Bennett Karl Kaley Hamilton Avenue S. W. Maiden New Orleans Leuisiana Nancy Carrol F. W. Auxiliary Marcelling Seedale’s Swearer Elk Herman Pacth Rneetown Avenue Cincinnati Mina Dian Hroman T. A. Dean Columbus C. Duke Guill Bart Cour Alpha Chi Rho Allegheny College Meadville Jonesville Chautauqua First Congregational Church IN The Parsch Lumber & Coal Co Carpenter’s Beauty Shoppe Birkline’s Hair Shoppe Rialto Theatre Elyria Savings & Trust CO Airyle Beauty Shop
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