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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1939

Page

13

Future activities announced at meeting of Friendship Club

Ninety five members of the Senior Friendship Club at the YWCA opened 1939 with plans for the Hi Y and Friendship Club Get Together January 11 featuring Nan Shryock of Elyria and Fiske Fields of Lakewood. A cabinet meeting will be at LaVaughn Searight’s January 18 and an Italian dinner hosted by the club will close the month.

Meeting of Friendship Club Friendship Club Hi-Y and Friendship Club Nan Shryock Elyria Fiske Fields Lakewood LaVaughn Searight Mary Kaiser Tone Giesel Association

Elyria Personals and Club Notes From Public Ledger

Lila Lee of Hollywood visits son James Kirkwood Jr and relatives at 719 Park Avenue. Several residents travel to New York and return to Elyria. Dr. Ralph B. Vogel earns a PhD in chemical engineering from Ohio State and works as a research chemist in Columbus. Mrs. A J Pitman improves after surgery. births and hospital stays are noted for local families. Various social visits, hospital births, and holiday travels are listed. Bethel Shrine Auxiliary meeting, bingo prizes, and Elyria Woman's Club bridge night with refreshments are summarized.

Lila Lee Hollywood California James Kirkwood, Jr Leonard Tufford Park Avenue Tufford Miss Lee New York City Elyrma A. J. Pitman North Live Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Ralph B. Vogel Elyria Ohio State University Lake Avenue R. B Otto Mary Louise Harrison Ozark Arkansas Betty Harrison Wheaton College Wheaton Kindy Muss Kathleen Moran Washington Sanitarium Hospital Washington, D. C C. J. Moran Sam Nagy West River Street Myron Averbeck Harvard Avenue Nelson Harbert Geraldine Smith Harbert Frank Verbeck Princeton Avenue Elvira Memorial Hospital Adam Kowalsk Loveland Colorado William Wiest Perry Wacker C. H. Cushing Fifth Street John Cushing Ft. Wayne Indiana Agnes Garber Cleveland Elnor Boughton Mishawka Woast Avenue Frank Bennett Detroit Michigan Anna Fawcett Fred Brand Florence Brand George Ferguson Second Street Harry T Andrews R. W. Neighbour East Avenue Shamokin Pennsylvania Walter Knight Northumberland

Luncheon for Church of Christ Division A at Bellchield Ave

Mrs W J Flint hosted a luncheon for Division A of the Church of Christ at Bellchield Avenue with seventeen attendees. Hostesses included Mrs E L Anderson Mrs C A Slater and Mrs John Law. Mrs E F Clark led devotionals presented a poem Seven Ways for Happiness and discussed God and Little Things. The meeting was chaired by Mrs Emma Kuchenriether who announced yearly reports. Hostess for February first to be announced.

W. J. Flint Bellchield Avenue Church of Christ E. L. Anderson C. A. Slater John Law E. F. Clark Emma Kuchenrither

Sorority Bridge Evening at Duffy Home Honors Members

Tau Kappa Beta sorority members played bridge at Mary Lou Duffy's Middle avenue home. Prizes went to Mrs. Helen Greene and Mary McGuire. Kathryn Nivus received birthday gifts, and the group adjourned to meet again in two weeks with Kathryn Fisk of Princeton avenue after a salad course.

Golden Glow Club Leona Harmon East River Street Elizabeth Galloway Mary Diedrick Kathryn Ryan Gertrude Henry Kathryn Krugman Clark Street Henry Tau Kappa Beta Sorority Mary Lou Duffy Middle Avenue Helen Greene Mary McGuire Kathryn Nivus Kathryn Fisk Princeton Avenue

Rumnage Sale at Circle 17 M E Church Basement

A rummage sale is announced to be held Saturday at the basement of First M. E. Church, Circle 17. Proceeds support church missions and community aid. Locals are invited to donate items and attend for affordable finds.

M. E Circle 17

Claque Club Holds Meeting at Dostall Home

Claque club members met at Lucille Dostall's Nichols Court home for a regular session. They discussed the annual anniversary banquet set for January 25 and prizes in Chinese checkers awarded to Verna Hayes and Marguerite Taylor, with Naomi Struble and Elenore Copas receiving first and consolation prizes. A dessert course was served at a candlelit table before adjournment.

Clasque Club Lucille Dostall Nichols Court Verna Hayes Marguerite Taylor Naomi Struble Elenore Copas

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Local Ledger

The list records hospital admissions including George Bunn at 517 Broad Street Linus Miller in At tica Ohio Baby Lloyd Leimbach at 131 Huron Street Lois Ann Dunbar 130 Rush Street Mrs Frank Verdick 130 Princeton Avenue Gust Chakolos 427 First Place Perry Lee Wellington Carl Fidel 528 Vulcan Street Mrs John Kavella LaGrange Dorothy Bott R D No 1. Discharges include Mrs Harold Hales 224 George Street Vina Kerley 146 School Street Mrs Mary Wilmot 222 Third Street the Brubaker twins 335 Stanford Avenue Mrs Harry Sanders baby girl 234 Bell Avenue Mrs Karl Kaley 145 Hamilton Mrs Fred Dachtler 514 West River Street Kenneth Jones 414 Lodi Street.

George Bunn Broad Street Linus Miller Attica Ohio Baby Lloyd Leimbach Huron Street Lois Ann Dunbar Rush Street Frank Verdeck Princeton Avenue Gust Chakolos First Place Perry Lee Wellington Carl Fidel Vulcan Street John Kavella LaGrange Dorothy Bott R. D Harold Hales George Street Vina Kerley School Street Mary Wilmot Third Street Brubaker Twins Stanford Avenue Harry Sanders Bell Avenue Karl Kaley Hamilton Fred Dachtler West River Street Kenneth Jones Lodi Street

Rehearsals Begin for Mixed Chorus Spring Concert

The Elyria Musical Art Society choral department will start rehearsals for a mixed chorus merging thirty men with the women for the annual Spring Concert. Director Martin Bech says about ninety singers are expected. no high school students may join. First rehearsal is Monday evening at 7 445 at the Y M C A, with men and women meeting again on the 16th and weekly Mondays after that from 7 43 to 10 0. The concert, late in May, will feature mixed, men, and women, singing separate and combined pieces.

Elyria Musical Art Society Martin Bech Beck Back Y. Mo C

Local social notes brighten winter evening gatherings

Mrs Fred Lehman hosted Redoublewn members and guest Mrs Tad Muller for six bridge games with prizes to Mrs Paul Weisbrod first Mrs Max Bearer second and Mrs Reginald Fowkes low A luncheon with chrysanthemum and calendula decor followed Two branched candelabra at ends Mrs Henry Pen found to host next at Roosevelt avenue Hamilton Girl Reserves opened with a devotional service and planned a skating party for Saturday at Rainbow Gardens A play and a question box are planned Mrs W H Cooley serves as advisor Thalian Club held a tureen dinner and pinochle prizes went to Mrs Herman Jones Mrs Carl Hall and Mrs E Adams The club will entertain January 17 with Mrs Adams at 390 Eleventh Street.

Fred Lehman Tad Muller Paul Weisbrod Max Bearer Reginald Fowkeslow Henry Penfound Roosevelt Avenue Hamilton Rainbow Gardens W. H. Cooley A. B. Comstock Kenyon Avenue Thalian Club Herman Jones Carl Hall E. Adams Adams Eleventh Street

Calendar for Tonight In Woodman and K of C Halls

Community groups schedule meetings and events tonight. Women’s Benefit Association, Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliaries install officers in Woodman hall and K of C hall. Various clubs including We-Kum-U-Kum Circle No 4 St Agnes and Metrop o litan club host dinners and gatherings. Refreshments after 2nd Congregational church annual meeting. choir rehearsal follows at Grace Lutheran and other venues.

Women's Benefit Association Woodman Hall Peg Lacey Ridgeville March Marion Sparks Cedar Street Leaders Council Aphrodites Y. Democratic Womens Club of Elyria David J. Nye Grace Lutheran Church Council Young People’s Society of Hunarian Reform Church 2Nd Cong’l Women's Association

Junior Department 07 Woman's Club Meeting Date Change

The Junior Department of the Elgv ria Woman's Club changes the next meeting to Tuesday evening January 10 replacing Monday January 9. An executive committee meeting precedes the business session and both contract and auction bridge will be played during the social hour. Hostesses assisting chairwoman Mrs Charles Markham include Mesdames Richard Horan Earl Lance Fred Lehmen Herbert Lers and Elmer Erickson.

Elgvria Woman's Club Charles Markham Richard Horan Earl Lance Fred Lehmen Herbert Lers Elmer Erickson

Junior Legion Auxiliary Plans Skating Party Instead of Sletch Ride

The Junior Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday at Shirley Buckley’s Spring Valley home with Marie Castle assisting. Plans for the sletch ride were dropped in favor of a skating party for the girls and friends. Elane Evans chaired. Honey Lou Elemes and Barbara Aungst were committee members. After the business meeting a delightful Juneneen was served. The next meeting will be hosted by Barbara Aungst. David J. Nye Chapter DeMolay to install officers for six months this evening at 8:30 in the I O O F hall. Retiring Master Councilor Richard Mathis presided along with officers Theod Morse, Roger Kuhn, Don Percival, Bill Powell, Dick Baumhardt, Tom Cochrane, Jack Vestal, Bob McDonald, Ted Robson, George Hadaway. Louis C. Silva, Chief Deputy Tax Commissioner of Hawaii, will speak at an open Townsend Clubs meeting January 8 at 3 p.m. in Cleveland Public Auditorium. All welcome.

Blue Triangle Club Irene Upton Mary Frances Jones Irene Mitchell Vivian Rucker Wll E. J. Howenstine Florence Smith Fannie Richwine Bethel Shrine Auxiliary Spruce Street Florette Neidrich Ruth Schroeder May Haecker Bernice Kunkle Mabel Brown Kunkle Olga Sasse Elyria Woman's Club Cora Phelps R. Y. J. Martin J. C. Bins R. T. J. Martin Carl Curtis Sam Beal Martin George Pierce S. Beal Belle Moulton George Peairs Junior Legion Auxiliary Shirley Buckley Spring Valley Marie Castle Hosstess Elane Evans Honey Lou Elemes Barbara Aungst Juneneen David J. Nye Order of DeMolay Wil I. O. O. F. Hall Richard Mathis Theod Morse Roger Kuhn Don Percival Bill Powell Dick Baumhardt Tom Cochrane Jack Vestal Bob McDonald Marshall Ted Robson George Hadaway Louis C. Silva Hawaii Townsend Cleveland Public Auditorium Silva

Brownie Pack No 2 Meets at St Marys Hall

Brownie Pack No. 2 met yesterday in St Marys Hall with leaders Mrs L Taylor and Mrs Ada Hull. After enrollment and business, various games were played. The group will meet again next Wednesday afternoon in St Marys Church hall.

St. Mary's Hall L. Taylor Ada Hull St. Mary's Church Hall

Second Congregational Church to Hold Annual Meeting

Tonight at Second Congregational church the annual meeting begins at seven o clock. Reports from all church organizations will be presented and officers for church and Sunday school will be elected and installed by Dr A E Kemp pastor. Refreshments will be served by the Women s Association after the meeting.

Second Congregational Church A. E. Kemp Womens Association

New Year's Talk Opens First Congregational Meeting

Mrs Lydia Lord Davis spoke on An Experience of God at the Woman's Association of the First Congregational church meeting. The session opened with memorial for Rev J A Kaley. business included notice of the January church meeting and Union Missionary tea. Tea followed social hour. February 1 program set with Dean Thomas W Graham as speaker. invitation extended to men.

Circle No. 1 Woman's Association First Congregational Church J. A. Kaley H. G. Hoover Union Missionary Second Congregational Church Mary Martha George Tulk Christ Fred Todd Miss Rich Mission Study Club Cora Mae Walton Dean Thomas W. Graham

St Clair Rebekah Lodge Plans January Officer Installation

St Clair Rebekah Lodge held a brief meeting last night discussing holiday cheer and upcoming plans. Officers were to be installed January eighteenth with Harriett Warner serving as Deputy President. The gathering ended with card games and bingo.

St Clair Rebekah Lodge Harriett Warner Secore Cerds Biago Plas

Epiphany Service and Roosevelt Girl Reserves Meeting

Epiphany Service Friday at St Andrews marks the Feast of the Epiphany with Holy Communion at ten oclock. Roosevelt Girl Reserves met in the school kindergarten room. Violet Papp opened the meeting. members planned selling thread as a special project and writing to foreign countries through Pen Pais. Afterward they played basketball in the gym with the white team defeating the blue team.

Commerorates Jesus St. Andrews Roosevelt Girl Violet Papp Pen Pais

Monday Night Club meets at Mrs Castle home

Due to New Year’s Day the Monday Night Club gathered at Mrs Mabel Castle’s Broad Street home. Prize for high score went to Mrs Zelma Fitzpatrick with Ida Devinney consolation. After a salad course the group adjourned to meet January 16 at Mrs Laura Barton’s Seventh Street home.

Mabel Castle Broad Street Zelma Fitzpatrick Ida Devinney Laura Barton Seventh Street

Lorain County Medical Society Meet at Hotel Antlers

The regular monthly meeting of the Lorain County Medical Society will be held Tuesday at Hotel Antlers in Lorain, beginning promptly at five o'clock with a dinner. Curtis F. Garvin, M. D. of Cleveland will address the physicians on Complications of Sulfanilamide Therapy. Benj. F. Carlson, M. D. is president and Dr. L. H. Trufant is secretary.

Lorain County Medical Sciety

Gates PTA Holds January Meeting With District Conference Plans

Gates Parent-Teacher Association conducted its January meeting led by Mrs. Charles Cros by Jr. The group voted to send Mrs. Folley and Mrs. Ned Palm to the North Central District conference in Ashland on February 2. A Founders Day pledge was made and membership stands at 130. A card party is set for January 18 at 118 Glendale Court. The attendance prize went to Dorothy Bartter’s fifth grade. Mayor J. Q. Petro spoke on civic attitudes. Mrs. George Tulk sang three songs accompanied by Mrs. Irma Guyeska. A fifth grade play depicting Salem 1692 witchcraft days was performed, with named student cast. Dramatic readings highlighted by Mary Agnes Welsh were presented by Mrs. Cass Broath ers’ students. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Robert Loomis and helpers.

Charles Crosby Jr Gates Parent-Teacher Association Folley Magazine Ned Palm Aun Ashland Ohio National Charles Petro Glendale Court Dorothy Bartter J. Q. Petro George Tulk Franz Irma Guyeska

Friendly Twelve hosts afternoon games and prizes

Mrs Neufer hosted a Friendly Twelve afternoon session with eleven pedre games. High score went to Mrs Charles Smith, followed by Mrs Miers Diedrich and Mrs Sarah Masseylow. Mrs Neufer received the hostess prize. In two weeks Mrs William Tong will entertain the club at her Second street home.

Tecla Newufer Charles Smith Miers Diedrich Sarah Masseylow Neufer William Tong Second Street

Club Plans Hunt and Meeting at the YWCA

The Y Delts meet Monday evening leaving the YWCA at 7 15 with Sally Bayley and Lynette Schaefer in charge. A small refreshment fee follows the scavenger hunt in the gym. On January 23 the club will elect officers.

Y-Delts Sally Bayley Lynette Schaefer

Bridge Club Hosts Odette Club Meeting on Tannery Street

Odette Club entertained Miss Lucille Kelly on Tannery Street last evening after a brief business session. Mrs. Russell Kocehy won high score and Mrs. Karl Wockenfuss low. Next gathering set for January 17 at Mrs. Pat Elbert’s Clinton Avenue home.

Odette Club Lucille Kelly Tannery Street Rusell Kocehy Karl Woekenfuss Pat Elberts Clinton Avenue

McKinley Girl Reserves Plan Saturday Activities

The McKinley Girl Reserves discussed attending a city wide roller skating party this Saturday from nine to twelve and planned a theatre party for Saturday evening for group members.

Girl Reserve McKinley Reserves McKinley Group

Lorain County Farm Bureau Speaker at Civics Club

Powell of the Lorain County Farm Bureau will speak Friday at 2 p.m. to the Civics and Political Science Department at the Eleria Womans Club on Cooperative Buying. A questionnaire follows the talk, with special music and guest dex observed.

Merritt. Powell Lorain County Farm Bureau Eleria Womans Club Dex

Elyria Townline holiday guests recall local families

Town Line Elyria reports Mr and Mrs William Miller and Mrs Nellie Mathias of Cleveland as Holiday guests of L A Ernst and family. ELC Schubert and family hosted visitors. New Year's guests included Mr and Mrs Theodore Grill and family of West Ridge and C J Smith of Edison Highway with Miss Caroline Spheelberg of Cleveland. William Meinhke of Elyria visited E Schubert Friday. Bruce and Frederick Eppley of Edison Highway spent Sunday afternoon with Meith Oliver Schubert.

Elyria Townline Road William Miller Nellie Mathias Cleveland L. A. Ernst and Family ELC Schubert and Family Lo W Spiegelberg Theodore Grill West Ridge C. J. Smith Edison Highway Caroline Spheeelberg William Meinhke Elyria E . Schubert Bruce Frederick Eppley Meith Oliver Schubert

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Elyrian May Company Toledo Edelman City Auto Wrecking Company Elyria Motor Market Kentucky Order of B'nai Brith Jean Crisp Mark Abbe Mrs. Millspaugh J. R. Millspaugh Eastern Heights Boulevard Womens Foreign Missionary Society First Methodist Church Helen Osborn Merritt Powell India R. W. Stargell Jean Marie Smith H. G. Portman A. H. Rothe L. H. Weeden Minnie Brown Millspaugh Walter Nevins N. L. Kirk Grace Black H. B. Stone D. A. R. Activities Daughters of American Revolution Charles Sotherdon Sixth Street L. Bourquin C. D. Gull H. K. Day Continental Congress State Conference Shrine Auxiliary Bridge Leedale Arch Croquignole Permanent Eng Nan Po.uuyu Leedale’s Beauty Shoppe the Brown Company Paper Merchants Telephone Elyria, Ohio Cesyenet (Pt Esqiew Fagheer Hamilton Girl Mrs. Comstock Woman’s Club Brownie Pack Lydia Lord Davis Social Fellows G. R Mrs. Castle Elyria Youth WCLE Gladys P. West Days’ Music Store Elyria Fur Middle Ave Parent-Teacher Association News Garford Cassandra Broathers Garford Parent-Teacher Association Mary Agnes Welsh Lois Meyer Papa Carel Christman Mary Agnes Welhh Billy Reimpas Dad Sass Anta Donahue Mars Agnes Welsh Earl Taylor Weet Mrs. Neufer McKinley RUNNY Vicky Accessories
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