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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1939

Page

9

Basinger Guest At Elyria P T A Luncheon

Mrs. J W Basinger district director of the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers was guest of honor at Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations luncheon at Harriett's Tea Room. Fifty-five representatives attended the roll call and committees reported progress on glasses subscriptions and memberships.

RS. I. W. Basinger North Central Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers Elyria Council of Parent-Teachers Associations P.T. A H. Brillhart H. H. Thompson Ohio National Lucile Harding Allen School Ashland A. M. Fell George Tulk East River Street Dewey Hull Safewy Ers Ceuncl Lisaght Jan Tris Ashland College Weich Basinger National Congress

Betrothal of Hildreth Sasse and James Paterson announced

Mrs. Fred P. Sasse of 113 Fourth Street announces the engagement of her daughter Hildreth to James S. Paterson son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Paterson of 406 Kansas Avenue Lorain The couple plans no wedding date yet Miss Sasse works at Gilkinson Mfg Co and attended Elyria High School Oberlin College and Elyria School of Commerce Paterson serves in the United States Navy Yard Charleston SC The article also notes a women’s club meeting with officers installed and plans for the year February seventh

Fred P. Sasse Fourth Street Hildreth James S. Paterson Alexander Paterson Kansas Avenue Lorain Miss Sasse Gilkinson Mfg. Co Elyria High School Oberlin College Elyria School of Commerce Paterson United States Navy Yard Charleston South Carolina

Mrs Beattie Hosts B B B Club Meeting

Mrs Beattie hosted the B B B Club on Warren Avenue with seven members and three guests Susanna Beattie,Mrs Stroup,Miss Lavalle and Mrs Keeler attended. Thirty six bance games awarded prizes to Mrs Lena Hirth first Mrs Anna Stroup second and Mrs Keeler third. Club prizes went to Mrs Louise Schaeffer Mrs Elizabeth Avery Mrs Anna Cook Mrs Marie Gibbons and Mrs Ruth Shepard received gifts. A lunch was served and the group planned to meet again in two weeks at Mrs Schaeffer 250 Kenyon Court.

B. B. B. Club Susanna Beattie Warren Avenue Stroup Miss Lavalle Mirs. Keeler Lena Hirth Anna Stroup Keeler Louise Schaeffer Elizabeth Avery Anna Cook Marie Gibbons Ruth Shepard Bluebell Schaeffer Kenyon Court

Pinochle Club Meeting in Lorain Features High Score Win

The Tuesette Pinochle club gathered in Lorain at Mrs. Edward Raider's home. Mrs. Fred Bongs won the high score and Mrs. Claude Box was consolation. A luncheon hosted by the hostess ended the pleasant evening. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Bongs' home, 343 Concord avenue, in two weeks.

Tuesette Lorain Edward Raider Fred Bongs Claude Box Bongs Concord Avenue

Local personals note numerous travels and arrivals in Elyria

Miss Elsie Pippert returns to Sandusky to work at Simplex Radio after visiting her parents on Spruce street. Mrs. C. R. Seacrist hosts a venison dinner in honor of her son H. C. Malkmus and family of Dayton with guests from Fremont Sandusky Elyria. Private Charles Sommer of the Fifth Field Artillery spent New Year’s with his parents in Cleveland road. George Michael and James Ryan return from Sharpsville for the death in-law and illness in the family. Col. William E. Gilmore Camp installation observed with Major Woodworth Camp attendees. Ernie Siegmund and Leonard Kohn depart for Winter Gardens Florida. Mrs. George Chapman returns from Chicago after visiting relatives and friends. Jake Brown resumes postgrad study at Bethany College after Florida trip. accompanied by Donald Emerich. Allen Shaw returns to Oberlin to begin freshman year. J. G. White and Raber White depart Alban for home after Christmas visit. Bearard and LeRoy Moody leave for Western Connecticut for college. Miss Jean Beege heads to Chicago for obstetrics course. Miss Breas trained at Elyria Memorial, Leonard Hamilton travels to North Carolina for work. Miss Theresa Manzo travels to New York City for orthopedic postgrad work. Mrs. Edith Williams recovering from eye operation at home in Dever Avenue. Mrs. George Paul learns of sister’s death in Scotland.

Elsie Pippert Sandusky Simplex Radio Company A. Pippert Spruce Street C. R. Seacrist H. C. Malkmus Dayton Ohio Fremont Elyria Charles Sommer Fifth Field Artillery Madison Barracks New York Evan Sommer Stop Cleveland Road George Michael James Ryan Lake Avenue Sharpsville Pennsylvania Michael William E. Gilmore Lorain Woodworth D. C. Kothe George P. Colburn Mesdames Brown Haverstick Hudson, Locke and Wesseke Ernie Siegmund Columbus Street Leonard Kohn Glenwood Street Winter Gardens Florida Durin George Chapman West Broad Street Chicago H . Aldrich Aldrich Casepoll Michigan Alériches Jack Jake” Brown Reverside Court Bethany College West Virginia Donald Emerich Washington Brown National Parks Allen Shaw Harrison Street Oberlin J. G. White Raber White Alban Cora Dorahue Fourteeneth Street Bearard LeRoy Moody Meddietown Correcticut Westernniversity Jean Beege Janiuasy End Cheeage, Towers DeLea Lsing-In Chicago University Mise Breas Elyria Memorial Hospital Leonard Hamiton Ure Wo Hamilton Clevelard Street Mit Airy North Carolina Theresa Manzo Brookeson School of Nursing Elaria Memorial Hospital New York City Edith Williams Dever Avenue Wayne Williams van Werth Elvrra George Paul Thomas Reid Ardrie Scotland

Elyria WCTU Meeting Hears Prison Work Talk

Reverend Ralph Neighbour spoke to the Elyria Women’s Christian Temperance Union at First Methodist Berean room. He described prison life, the parole system, and the honor program, noting 5 million imprisoned and only a small share in churches or Sunday schools. The meeting closed with prayer and adjourned to February seventh.

Ralph Neighbour Elyria Women's Christian Temperance Union Berean First Methodist Church George Lemberton Henry Townsend Neighbour W.C.T. U

Library story time by Miss Elaine Cole Friday

Miss Elaine Cole will recount The Five Little Peppers in the Elyria Library Children’s Department Friday at four o’clock. The event is part of a Monday afternoon High School play series continuation.

Elyria Library Elaine Cole

Elizabeth Stevens Society Begins Study Of Foreign Missions

The Elizabeth Stevens Missionary Society held its first New Year meeting in the Be rman room of the Methodist church with Ab Mrs. J L Maths presiding. A new member was welcomed, a fine dinner served, and plans discussed for future events. Speeches focused on missions to India and the broader role of women in spreading Christian outreach. A member who spent eleven years as a missionary in southern India spoke on her experiences and encouraged support for foreign missions.

Elizabeth Stevens Missionary Society Methodist Church Abrs. J .L. Maths Walter Peax Wood Spencer Jo MM Powell Foreien Ropper I. Ind.a India Dunham

Entertains Lambda Chi Hasling at East Avenue event

Mrs Earl Brute hosted a Lambda Chi social evening at her East Avenue home. Guests enjoyed sandwiches and pickles, lighted rosé tapers, and a bridge win by Mrs Eugene Burke with Mrs William A Berrie as runner up. Miss Jean Shepard was absent as new president. Miss Marjorie McMalen announced dues for the year. A chili supper is planned January 17 at Mrs Burtene Burke’s Charles Court home with reservations requested.

Hasling Lindy Lrelye Lambda Chi Earl Brute East Avenue F Tosker Sereen Bridge Eugene Burke Willam Jean Shepard Marjorie McMalen Duas Burtene Burke Charles Court

YW League Cabinet Plans Winter Term Activities

The Employed Young Women's League cabinet met to map its winter term. An open meeting January 10 will feature Elizabeth Hardes on personality and clothes, with supper at six and reservations due by eight. February 2 will see Dr Henry Miller Boesch address the group, with more events including social and charitable activities through March.

Henry Miller Boesch Cleve’and Clone League BAC Fore Briers Natsal P. Nbiems Horetteys Hermes Moss Fasq Grav Jhrsen Everince Nartyr Tito Fuatetsans Patrick Annovaton +h Garth Hanor Aliss Elizabeth Donahue She Weh Margaret ‘Minch Cabinet Earn

Girl Scouts Troop No 2 Elects Leaders at Armory Meeting

Troop No 2 of the Girl Scouts met at the Armory on Third Street and chose Patrol Leaders Margaret Ann Leber Elda Christie Barbara Lohnes and Joanne Smith. Patrol assistants Joyce Long Martha Sands Shirley Reinhardt and Carol Hull. Violet Leber elected treasurer Joanne Smith Scribe. First and second class Scouts did architecture projects and an overnight hike with Troop No 3 was planned.

Third Street Margaret Ann Leber Elda Christie Barbara Lohnes Joanne Smith Joyce Long Martha Sands Shirley Reinhardt Carol Hull Violet Leber Goodnight Circle

Birth day party planned by Chestnut Street club

Genevieve Gariss hosted Sigloe at her Chestnut Street home where routine business and future meetings were discussed. They planned a January 21 birthday party for two club members with Hearts as the diversion and prizes awarded to Marion Barnes and Betty Mac Dowell. A social hour followed with a green and yellow refreshment table. Sigloe will meet next Tuesday January 10 at Louise Hylkema's East Avenue home.

Genevieve Gariss Sigloe Chestnut Street Hearts Marion Barnes Betty MacDowell Louise Hylkema East Avenue

Mrs. Louise Dean Recalls Early Ohio History on 93rd Birthday

Mrs. Louise Dean, 93, recalls her Ohio roots and family history tied to Marion and Uncapher ancestors. She notes her grandfather and relatives settled in Ohio, mentions Old Johnny Uncapher as a government agent, and describes land changes linked to Warren G. Harding's Memorial. Dean learned millinery in Marion, later lived in Toledo, and now resides with her son in Elvira. She considers herself healthy and engaged in history and reading.

Louise Dean Ohio Louise Uncapher Dean Dean George Dean Adams Street Pennsylvania Marion Johnny Warren G. Harding Harding Henry Dean Toledo Elvrra

Susanna Wesley Class Plans Attendance Contest

Twenty three members of the Susanna Wesley Class at Methonis church plus one guest Miss Gertrude Adams met at Miss Constance Walker’s home on George Street. Messy Walker assisted by Mathey West and Doris Beal organized a snet meeting, with officers to be elected next time. Chinese checkers prizes went to Glanys Dunlap and Ruth Turner. A dessert course and a gift exchange followed. Next meeting January 24 at Mrs Kay Ellingwood’s home on Eighth Street with Dorothy Payne and Marian Morrison assisting.

Susanna Wesley Methonis Gertrude Adams Constance Walker George Street Messy Walker Mire Mathey West Doris Beal Snet Marian Carr Edna Mae Wilson Helen Snow Hazel Brouse Muss Glanys Dunlap Ruth Turner Kay Ellingwood Eighth Street Dorothy Payne Marian Morrison

St Agnes PTA Plans Card Party to Benefit Camp

St Agnes Parent Teacher Association met at the school hall to plan a card party. Funds will send a boy to the state camp in Columbus. Chairmen Mrs Joe Welsh and Mrs A L Bauer, with Miss Alice Walsh and others, led the arrangements.

St. Agnes Parent- Teacher Association Columbus Joe Welsh A. L. Bauer Alice Walsh Mirs Ed Kershaw J. Kolopos J. Novak J. Elemes J. Tracy F. Diedrick L. Kramer J. Knittel C. C. Foreman W. G. Worcester C. Barr Sisters of St. Joseph Miss Walsh Association P T. A. League National Council of Catholic Women Clyde Barr Ohio P.T. A C. Foreman A. Limpack F. Guy

Tuesday Gazettes Meet At Miss Shore Home

Miss Irma Shore hosted Tuesday Gazettes at Second Street, plans for a progressive dinner emerged, bingo prizes went to Edith Menschen, Wally Rourke, and Vivian Resar, with a secret sister gift to Mrs Rourke. The club adjourned to meet in two weeks at Vivian Resar’s East River Street home to celebrate birthdays of Mary Raney Delores Kistiner and Mrs Rourke.

Irma Shore Second Street Edith Menschen Wally Rourke Vivian Resar Mary Raney Delores Kistiner Rourke

Dinner Party Hosted by Miss Claire McGuire at Home

Miss Claire McGuire hosted the Teta Nu Club at her home 358 Kenyon Avenue last night. Tentative plans were made for a dinner party soon. Put and Take was played with prizes awarded to Anne Stolz for high score and Jeanette Sibes for low score. After refreshments the group adjourned to meet in two weeks with Eleanor Krugman of 127 Riverdale Court.

Claire McGuire Teta Nu Club Kenyon Avenue Anne Stolz Jeanette Sibes Eleanor Krugman Riverdale Court

Couple Exchange Marriage Vows At Elyria Home

At eight o'clock last evening Miss Emma L. Myers of LaGrange and Alfred E. Geisel of Litchfield were married by Rev John J McAlpine at the Austin cottage in the Elyria Home for the Aged. The single ring ceremony was used in a Metho dist Episcopal church service. After a brief honeymoon the couple will live with the bride’s parents in LaGrange.

John J. McAlpine Emma L. Myers LaGrange Alfred E. Geisel Litchfield Austin Elyria

Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society Appoints Chairmen

The devotional service was led by Mrs. Hazel Rheineck at Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Mrs. H O Bogart hosted. ten members and three guests attended. Mrs. R F Leemhuis led a lesson on What the Church Does for the City. Officers were appointed for Stewardship, Membership, Visitation, Box Work, India Lace, Life and In Memoriam, Children of the Child, Magazines, Bank Offerings, Program. All officers keep their posts for another year. Plans include literature for Visitation and honoring rules, with World Day of Prayer discussed. Mrs. Lindberg hosts February seventh at Middle avenue, with Mrs. Conram planning the program.

Hazel Rheineck H O. Bogart Princeton Avenue Misssionary Society Emmanuel Lutheran Church R. F. Leemhuis David Lindberg Frank Oortell J. L. Urich George Mynchenberg S Lumadue Mr Forbes Helen Coniam Charles Coniam A. J. Fenner

St Johns Unit Meets at Mrs Held Home on Quincy Street

Eleven members attended the St Johns 03 Club meeting hosted by Mrs Glatys Held on Quincy Street. The group held its usual business session with Miss Helen Kraft leading a discussion on “What Constitutes the Ideal Officer” before a nurse luncheon. The event resumed on February 7 at Mrs Helen Kopf's home on Tenth Street.

Glatys St John’s ‘03 Club Quincy Street Helen Kraft Vega Helen Kopf Tenth Street

Meetings Circle No 2 of St Agnes Church

The group met in the church basement this afternoon with plans for a Widening Circle meeting postponed from Friday January 6 to January 20 at the Baptist church on East Avenue due to revival services at the church all week.

St. Agnes Church Lao Tororraw Bapiat East Avenue

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