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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1934

Page

3

Elyria Woman's Club Plans Civics Protest and January Events

The Elyria Woman's Club approves a civics protest to the City Service Department over tree cutting along Middle Avenue. January programs feature Rabbi Marcus Kramer on Women of Palestine, music by Evelyn Lamvermeyer and Helen Lees, Fine Arts talk by Miss Johnston, and lectures by James Thomas and Berenice Pyke.

Elyria Woman's Club Civics and Political Science Marcus Kramer Palestine Evelyn Lamvermeyer Helen Lees Boaedths Civics Department City Service Department Middle Avenue G. W.W. Wingard R. T. J. Martin Service Department Fine Arts Miss Johnston Nest James Thomas Bread Loaf Peterboro Sosiel Committee American Home Department Alice E. McDonald Elyria Oscar Wilde Child Welfare and American Home Berenice Pyke Cleveland Marjorie J. Rossiter

Frank S Harmon Lodge to conduct memorial services

Frank S Harmon Lodge No 663 F A M will meet in the Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening January 9 a regular session with memorial services. The event honors brothers who died this year and particularly Royal L Barth late Senior Warden. Master E F Reger urges strong attendance as Past Master Wm Burns leads the ceremony with a prepared program.

Frank S. Harmon Masonic Temple Royal L. Barth Frank S. Harmon Lodge E. F. Reger Wm. Burns

Epworth League meets at First Methodist church

The Epworth League gathered in the Berean Class room with Miss Roberta Mosely leading. The topic What is Worthwhile drew many points and a violin duet by Marian Upp and Ida Mae Smith accompanied readings by Mary Johnson and Betty Campbell. Janet Robbins and Paul Thompson will represent the League at a cabinet meeting hosted by Marion Upp Thursday at 7 30. All cabinet members urged to attend.

Epworth League First Methodist Church Roberta Mosely Marian Upp Ida Mae Smith Mary Johnson Betty Campbell Marion Upp Janet Robbins Paul Thompson

Christian Endeavor Opens 1934 Session With Topic Have We the Best Foundation for Life

The Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of Christ held its initial 1934 meeting led by Miss Lillian Mallory on Have We the Best Foundation for Life. Earl Demps played trumpet with Miss Jean Little. Dena Fox, Helen Monroe, Lucille Hand, Delano Rhodes, Dorothy Barton, Mildred Findlay, Harold Bidding er, Gertrude Mallory and David Wainwright led questions. Fifty three answered the consecration roll call. The Gospel Team resumes next Sunday at the Lorain County Home with Leland Prentice as leader and Kenneth Young as speaker.

Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of Christ Lillian Mallory Earl Demps Jean Little Dena Fox Helen Monroe Lucille Hand Delano Rhodes Dorothy Barton Mildred Findlay Harold Biddinger Gertrude Mallory David Wainwright Kenneth Young Mrs. Adcock Roger Williams Warne Burdue Donald Myers Anabel Horace Lorain County Leland Prentice

Royal Builders' Class Visits Home for the Aged

Thirty members of the Royal Builders' Class of Lakewood Methodist Church visited the Home for the Aged on a Sunday afternoon. Dr. W W Duncan spoke on the Value of Age and an instrumental trio performed. Each family received a small gift from the guests. The program was led by Sherwinna, vice president of the class. Karl P Meister, superintendent of the Home, gave an address and showed motion pictures at Elliott Road M E Church Sunday evening.

Royal Builders Lakewood Methodist Church W. W. Duncan Sherwinna Karl P. Mei

East Broad Street Family Dinner Honors Norfolk Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Koehn and Mrs. Maude Hull hosted a dinner for fourteen last evening. Guests of honor were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Higgie of Norfolk Virginia with bridge prizes awarded to O R Bogart for high score and consolation to Mrs. Frank Higgie. Knights Templar Teguciar session planned January 11 at Masonic Temple with six o clock dinner and speaker Frank O. Wilford.

Oscar Koehn Maude Hull East Broad Street Kenneth Higgie Norfolk Virginia Bridge O. R. Bogart Frank Higgie Higgies Osea Higgie High Street

Dinner party honors Nead family birthdays

Mr and Mrs Percy Nead entertained Sunday with guests Mr and Mrs John Tibbetts and Tibbetts mother Mrs Mary Nead of Medina Mrs Jennie Nead and son Leonard and daughter Norma of LaPorte The occasion celebrated the birthday anniversaries of Mrs Mary Nead and Leonard Nead.

Percy Nead John Tibbetts Mary Nead Medina Jennie Nead Leonard Norma LaPorte Leonard Nead

Calendar of local club and church gatherings this week

A busy week with numerous meetings across community groups. Sororities, Rainbow Girls, St Marys Sodality, Knights of Columbus, and church fellowships gather. piano recital and music groups occur. YWCA and AAUW study sessions, and parish meetings planned at various homes and venues.

Community Club and Organization Meetings Schedule

Local groups list meetings across Lorain and Elyria with times from 2:00 to 7:45 PM. Events include literary circles, church groups, women’s clubs, scouts, and civic societies at various venues such as churches, the YWCA, and the M. E. church.

St John’s 03 Club Meets With Mrs Kipf

West Side Guild of St Andrew s church meets with Mrs Archambault at 967 Foster avenue in La Porte W C T U holds a meeting at unspecified location and time.

St. John’s Helen Kipf West Side Guild of St. Andrew's Church Archambeau Foster Avenue la Porte

Hospital Notes Admissions List Includes Local Residents

Admission entries show William Hoyer from Oberlin and Mrs Ralph Myers with addresses in Cleveland and Wertttaay. Other patients include Mrs George Turnvill on River Street and baby Evelyn Tompkins of Grafton, plus Mrs Eilis Caywood and Mrs Chauncey Walkden with their newborns. Discharges list Helen Kocsis from Loraine and Leonard Birch on Columbia, plus George and Irene Neker and Edward Noter of 220 Gates Avenue. Additional entries mention Mrs Dave Lichtsden and a baby boy at Lodi Street.

William Hoyer Oberlin Ralph Myers Edit Lord Cleveland Street George Turnvill LaFayette Funk Monroette Ohio Evelyn Tompkins Grafton Fred Strait Eilis Caywood Spruce Street Helen Kocsis Lorain Leonard Birch Columbia George Irene Neker Urafien Edward Noter Gates Avenue Chauncey Walkden Dave Lichtsden R21 Lodi Street

Mr and Mrs Higgie Host Bridge Party For Guests

Mr and Mrs Frank Hoigsie of High Street entertained Saturday evening for house guests Mr and Mrs Renreta Mighte OL Nore Rolk Virginia. Four tables played bridge with prizes awarded to Mr and Mrs James Highe for first and Mr Howard Ohlemacher with Oscar Koehn for second. A luncheon was served and dancing followed.

Frank Hoigsie High Street Airs Renreta Mighte OL Nore Rolk Virginia James Highe Howard Ohlemacher Oscar Koehn

Marriage of Nellie Blair and Edwin Fennell Wednesday Justice Lord

Justice C. C. Lord officiated at the eight o'clock Saturday wedding of Nellie Blair and Edwin Fennell in his office. Mr and Mrs George Hills of 374 Bond street announce the birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 6.

Justice C. C. Lord Nellie Blair Edwin Fennell Lord George Hills Bond Street Elyria Memorial Hospital

Community notices from Pitkin area churches and clubs

Pitkin area events list includes D in meeting with Mrs Warren Wrishi on Woodland Ave at 2 pm. Men's Brotherhood gathers at Second Congregational for tureen supper at 6:30 pm. Round Table hosts Mrs T N Cook at Gulf Farms. Roosevelt P T A hosts evening card party. C D of A meets at K of C hall for officers installation. Church of Christ Evangelistic services begin with Dr George Bradford of Kansas City and singer Mrs Seiring. Cora May Walton Mission Study Club at 1st Congregational church. Friendship Club at 3 30. Dames of Malta, Woman's Club, St Pauls Brotherhood at church. Bible Study Districts 1 2 3 meet with Mrs Shar 251 Harrison St at 1 45. Maranatha Class supper at 6 at Baptist church. Junior Missionary Society after school at Presbyterian church. Emmanuel Lutheran Men’s Brotherhood hosts dinner at 6 15 with Dr Robert Brown of Oberlin scheduled to speak.

Little Sorority Margaret Haueisen Park Avenue Church of Chiist Annabel Horace Esat Broad Street Dubi Dee Club Mre George Smith Harwood Atree Rainbow Girls St. Mary’s Sodality William Telzerow Columbus Street B. B. B. Club Harry Dickens Cleveland Street Galaxy Club Jeanne Reid Lincoln Court G. Blackwell High Street St. Paul's Church P.m P. PD Church of Christ Sunday School Second Congregational Rainbow M. E. Church King Solomon's Lodge Knights of Columbus A. E. Giles Grace Lutheran Gerald Frank Garford Cornell Avenues Methodist Board of Trustees U. P. Church St. Andrew's Church South End Clarence Vincent East Avenue First Congregational Church Elyria Player's Club Sp. m Woodman Hall Mothers Auxiliary American Legion Noble Grands Rebekah Lodge Laud Ansputz Grace Lutheran Church Walter Byers Rush Street Men's Brotherhood Second Congregational Church Fathers and Sons Round Table T. N. Cook Gulf Farms Roosevelt P. T. A C. D Friendship Club Dames of Malta St. Paul’s Brotherhood Shar Harrison Street Maranatha Baptist Church Junior Missionary Society Presbyterian Church Emmanuel Lutheran Men’s Brotherhood Robert Brown Oberlin

Community group gatherings and social meets listed in church notices

Beacon Light Class of St. Pauls meets at church with Bertha Quade and Olline. Culture Club plans at East avenue with Mrs Nelson Fitch. Various church groups host luncheons, card parties, teas, suppers, and meetings including Epworth League, Ladies Aid, Pythian Sisters, U P groups, and Girl Reserve Advisors. Meetings occur at St Pauls, U P church, United Presbyterian, Grace Lutheran, and other local venues with numerous hosts named.

Beacon Light St. Paul’s Bertha Quade Olline Culture Club Nelson Fitch East Avenue Division AB Church of Christ Ernie Erber Charles Court Everett Johnston Hamilton Avenue United Presbyterian Aid Society Irvin Wendell Cedar Street Epworth League Cabinet Mis Marian Upp Fourth Street Circle 4 St. Paul's Ed Haywood 12Th Street Pythian Lorain County E. W. U. Federation St. Paul Bomhard Pittsburgh servic Roas+na George Massey Beverly Court Tyman Second Congregational Perry Clevenger Lake Avenue Emma Dean Anderson U. P Elsna Commandery E. T Bethel Shrine U. O. O. F. Hall Girl Reserve Will Stark Oberlin Road Elva Heidrich Denison Avenue King’s Daughters

Community clubs meet across town venues

Mission Study Club gathers at First Congregational church. D. A R. meets with Mrs. Charles Crehore as hostess. Round Table Discussion Club has T. Peters as speaker. North West Encampment opens installation. Women's Relief Corps installs officers. Communion prep at United Presbyterian Church 7230 Avenue. Avenue Club meets. Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles and to Veterans of Foreign Wars active. Current Affairs Group at YWCA at 2 p.m.

Mission Study Club First Congregational Church D. A R Charles Crehore T. Peters North West Women's Relief Corps United Presbyterian Church Avenue Club Ladies’ Auxiliary

First Baptist Church Closes Week of Special Services

The First Baptist church concluded a week of evangelistic meetings with a morning service led by Dr. R. E. Neighbour on The Bread from Heaven and a Sunday evening program. Five including several others confessed Christ by baptism and a missionary offering for Miller sisters was —+$500 needed for passage— collected along with pledges. The Fisherman's Club held services at Grafton State Prison Farm and Fenfield Junction with plans to continue at Amherst Penfield Junction and the County Jail. Additional notes mention Neighbour to teach a city wide Bible class in Cleveland and society and advisory board meetings scheduled tonight and Wednesday.

First Baptist Church R. E. Neighbour Jesus Christ Calvary’s Cross F. O. Wilford F. A. Yost Christ Fisherman's Club State Grafton Fenfield Junction Lorain Amherst Penfield Junction Rescue Mission Cleveland City Mission Ladies’ Missionary Society India Advisory Board East Avenue

Timothy Gates Christened at Stevens Home in Cleveland

The christening of infant Timothy George Gates, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Gates of Cleveland, took place Saturday afternoon at 4 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs George Stevens 218 East Avenue. Reverend E B Redhead officiated with godfather Sam Barton and Mr Greener and godmother Mrs Greener. The rite echoed the father's christening date. Forty guests attended tea. maternal grandmother Mrs Henry Powning of Boston joined family members from Cleveland. Fourteen Cleveland youths stayed for dinner.

Timothy George Gates Edward Gates Cleveland George Stevens East Avenue E. B. Redhead St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Sam Barton Greener Henry Powning Boston Massachusetts William Gates Stevens

Y M C A Drama Group Meeting Planned

Inquiries about organizing a drama group at the Y M C A lead to a meeting at the Y W C A Tuesday at 8 00 pm The sponsors aim to provide a worthwhile activity for younger residents and establish a permanent city drama group for community programs All interested should attend tomorrow night to set up the organization.

First Congregational Church Sunday School Meets

On the first Sunday of the month the church school gathered for the early Sunday School hour with Rev. William Muir Auld addressing the group. The Upper Room Bible Class then met with forty one members, led by Mrs. Otto Greene studying Matthew on the birth and infancy of Jesus.

First Congregational Church School William Muir Auld Otto Greene Jesus

Schmitts Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary in Cleveland

Mr and Mrs William Schmitt gen celebrated their twenty fifth anniversary last Saturday with a party in Cleveland hosted by their children Marian Willard Dick and Russell. Guests traveled from Akron Lakewood LaGrange and Elyria. A Sunday gathering followed and many beautiful gifts were received.

William Schmittgen Cleveland Marian Willard Russell Akron Lakewood LaGrange Elyria Schmittgen

Make Your Own Afternoon Dress By Helen Williams

Helen Williams shares practical patterns and sewing tips for an elegant afternoon dress. The guide covers fabric choices, simple seams, and finishing touches to create a stylish outfit at home.

Miss Elarka Towne Wins Auditor Post in Conneaut

After beauty contest wins in 1925 and 1926 Miss Elarka Marie Towne of Conneaut Ohio begins a political career. In November she was elected city auditor for two years on the Democratic ticket. She is the daughter of Mrs Sarah Weldon Towne and soon after taking office married Richard Hankanson of Conneaut.

Elarka Marie Towne Conneaut, O Sarah Weldon Towne Miss Towne Richard Hankanson Conneaut

Marriage License Applications Listed for Lorain and Elyria

A list of marriage license applications includes Earl Neilsen, a sailor from Lorain, with Marian Jones of Lorain. Oscar Ehrmann, shoe store manager from Elyria, with Dorothy Smith of Elyria. Louis Schwarz, laborer from Lorain, with Arvella McCoy of Lorain. William Ignasth, clerk from Elyria, with Darlene LaRoe of Elyria. Jack Feu Walker, clerk from Mansfield, with Naomi Elizabeth Ruth of Amherst. Rev Kuyper and Rev Rickel noted in the proceedings.

Earl Neilsen Lorain Marian Jones Oscar Ehrmann Elyria Dorothy Smith Martin Louis Schwarz Arvella M’coy William Ignasth Darlene LaRoe Kuyper Jack Feu Walker Manling Mansfield Naomi Elizabeth Ruth Amhers Rickel

Palmer couple home after holidays visit in Brandon Wis

Mr and Mrs Everett Palmer return to Brandon Wisconsin after spending the holidays visiting relatives in the city. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Myers at 1149 West Avenue.

Everett Palmer Brandon Wisconsin Ralph Myers West Avenue

FASTEETH advertised for comfortable teeth and fresh breath

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Muir's

Ohio Wesleyan to Stage January Plays by Students

Miss Betty Nilsen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Nilsen of 110 Elizabeth Street, will perform as an underclass actor in mid January plays by the Ohio Wesleyan University speech department. Nilsen is a sophomore in Delta Gamma, member of the Singers' club and active in dramatics. Clark Maddock's dance band, fresh from a successful Columbus season, rehearses new numbers for the Lake Shore's Supper Club Saturday night.

Elmoria Memorial Hospital Kenneth Higgie Norfolk Virginia Frank Higgie High Street Betty Nilsen Alfred Nilsen Elizabeth Street Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Nilsen Delta Gamma Sorority Singers’ Club Clark Maddock Columbus Lake Shore Dorothy Niederhauser Canton Ohio

Local notices report illness and a death in Cleveland

Elaine Cole of Lake Avenue and Mrs J C Perry are recovering at home after illnesses. E W Rule and son William traveled to Ada to visit Fred Kale, who broke his left leg playing basketball at Ohio Northern University last Wednesday. Word came of the sudden death of Mrs Frank Kimball in Cleveland, formerly of this city. she leaves daughter Frances Kimball Hodges.

Elaine Cole Lake Avenue J. C. Perrys East Avenue E. W. Rule William Ada Otte Deolerdad Fred Kale Ohio Northern University Frank Kimball Cleveland Thiefty Kimball Old Hart and Tucker Lumber Co Frances Kimball Hodges

Family Buying Classes Offered in Harrisburg

Pastum classes in family buying money handling child care and related topics are offered for young unmarried women prospective home makers and young mothers under supervision of the State Department of Public Instruction.

Harrisburg State Department of Public Instruction

Proxenos Duty in Ancient Athens

In ancient Greece a Proxenos at Athens and other republics served as a high standing citizen tasked with hospitably welcoming advising and aiding foreign visitors to the city.

Greece Athens

Free Trial Offer Claims Quick Relief for High Blood Pressure

An ad promotes a postpaid one dollar treatment with a free trial for high blood pressure symptoms including dizziness ringing in the ears and sleep issues. It guarantees pay nothing unless greatly improved and cites Dr Hayes Association S518 Coates Kansas City Missouri as contact.

Dr. Hayes Hayes Coates Kansas City

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