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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1933

Page

9

Young People's League meets at St Pauls church

The Young People's League held a Sunday evening meeting in St Pauls rooms with Rev Irion leading the discussion on How May We on God's Will The opening hymn Jesus is Us O ar the Tumult featured Ige Bird on clare goto Miss Maret Pallas accompanied the music After discussion the session closed with Open My Eyes That I May See The next meeting is set for 615 to allow members to attend baccalaureate services Ruth nbothan to lead the topic Unselfish Should We Be

NG People's League T. Paul's Irion Young People's League Braef St. Paul's Reh Jesus Ige Bird Clare Goto Maret Pallas Ruth ‘Nbothan Christian Endeavor Society Second Congregational Church Thelma Page Thelma Ju Dent Irene Upton Eugene Fell Richard Fell Ruth Pickett Annette Whitney Edward Bemhower

Measles dangers and home care urged by Dr Clendening

A physician warns against treating measles lightly noting its high contagion, the danger to exposed children, and the importance of rest, isolation, and a light diet. He outlines stages of fever and symptoms and contrasts quarantine needs with scarlet fever, stressing cleanliness and bed rest.

Logan Clendening

Pattern promises smart youth frocks with puffed sleeves

An ad swells with Marian Martin patterns 498 and 9498 offering sheer wool linen or challis frocks with puffed sleeves collar yoke belts and pleats. Orders require 15 cents and catalog info lists ranges plus pattern combinations. Also notes classes at Fenn College with courses in blueprint reading business org and public speaking and a bake sale notice at Hecock Floral Society.

Marian Martin Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department West 15Th Street New York City

Numerous church and club meetings fill Lorain events

A dense list of church groups, clubs, and auxiliaries scheduled through Wednesday with sessions at 5 7 30 and later. Members include Ely PT A St Andrew s Hamilton Park Avenue Masonic Chorus Verse groups Young Women Second Congregational Girl Scouts and many local sororities. Community gathering details and venues span East Broad Street West Erie Avenue and nearby schools.

Church of Christ Elble Ely PT. A Horace Nye St. Andrew's Church Women's Welsh Club James Davies East River Street Masonic Chorus Second Congregational Church Edna Baum George Johnson Park Avenue Garnet Cox Mugwumps Mark Abbe Middle Avenue Cardboard Betty Heywood East Broad Street Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Dicker Oxford Avenue W.flw Jefferson Junior Hi H.C. Wilcox Musical Art Society King Solomon's Lodge A. M Knights of Columbus Columbia Club St. John’s School Boys’ Missionary Society T. P. Church Grace Lutheran Quarterly Meeting Rainbow Class The Methodist Church Ladies Knights of St. John Mary A Chandler Daughters of Union Veterans Bethel Shrine Waddington West Erie Avenue Lorain General Enid Bunting W. Sth Susanna Wesley M. E. Church Eleanor Williams Lodi Street Child Welfare Club House Galaxy Club Eleanor Hulmer Wurer Hall Business Women's Department C. O. F. Lodge Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran George Mynchenberg West Avenue C. F Strohmeier West Street Lorain County Medical Society Book Review Women's Missionary Society Baptist Church Frank Harmon Lodge Modern Woodmen of America American Legion Legion Hatch Mothers Auxiliary United Presbyterian Church A. C. Thompson Boston Y. L St. John’s Church Division C 2Nd Congregational Circle 3 St. Paul’s Albert Vietzen Society of Grace Lutheran Central Guild of

Community church and club events fill Thursday social calendar

Lorain County churches and civic groups map a busy Thursday with dinners at 6:30, sewing circles at 2:30 and 6:30, card parties, installations, and meetings across St. Pauls St. Johns First Congregational First Methodist Grace Lutheran and other organizations. Notable gatherings include Knights Templar rehearsal, Pythian Sisters, Garden Club, and Royal Neighbors with multiple host addresses and speakers.

St. Paul’s Church Brotherhood St. Peter's Church Amherst Circle 4 St. Paul's Elizabeth Moreman Plaza Apts 5Th and East Avenue North Side St. Andrew's Church Rockwood 1St Congregational S. S Joe Moody Park Avenue 1St Congregational Church Red Cross Ist Methodist Dusty’’ Miller Beacon Light St. Paul's Church Sahara Lutz Bath Street Knight Templar Commandery Culture Club John Shook Harvard Avenue Ninety Five Club F. T. Horan 14Th Street Pythian P. W Mise Norah Abbe 4Th Street St. Paul's Circle No. 1 Aid Society of St. John's Church Grace Lutheran Church Aid Society Hamilton PT. A Franklin P.T. A Miss Maybel Burner Mary Austin Earth Horizon Lorain County Federation of Evangelical Women Valley City Royal Neighbors Flood West Street Garden Club Lorain Garden Club M. E. Church Sixth and Reid Avenue Harry O’brien Better Homes and Gardens Magazine

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List

Admissions include Norman Haury of 915 East River Street Mrs William Parshall of Brook Park Ohio Leon Richmond of La Grange and Carl Eberling of Grafton Discharges include Herman Auble of Wellington Mrs Max Hulsman of 14065 Lake Avenue Mrs Fulton Snodgrass of Grafton Mrs Earnest Palmer Huntington Mrs Donald Barber of Grafton Martin Tohbi cash of 619 16th Street and Mrs Ben Fitzpatrick with a baby boy at 2101 South Oak Street.

Norman Haury East River Street William Parshall Brook Park Ohio Leon Richmond la Grange Carl Eberling Grafton Herman <Auble Wellington Max Hulsman Lake Avenue Fulton Snodgrass Earnest Palmer Huntington Donald Barber Martin Tohbicash 16Th Street Ben Fitzpatrick South Oak Street

Local Club Meetings and Lecture Announced

LaPorte W C T U meets at Mrs N Haven 1745 East Ave with Mrs Carl Haven assisting. Circle No 2 meets at Mrs George Johnson Park Ave. I T Frairy of Cleveland Museum of Art lectures on Thomas Jefferson for Elyria Woman's Club with luncheon at 1 00. Mary Martha Class postpones to Jan 17. Mrs Lucy Houserman returns from Pittsburgh visit.

Emmanuel Lutheran Church Edward Smith Eagles Golden Glow Club Kathryn Ryan Third Circle 2 St. Paul's Church A. Eckler Chestnut Street Keen Kutter Elafe Swartzel Longford Avenue Woman's Club Fine Arts Dep't I. T. Friary Cleveland Museum of Art Friendship Club Neighbour Baptist Church Church of Christ Cora May Walton 1St Congregational Church F. Hall Chevalier J Pythian Emmanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Bethel Shrine No C. O. F. Hall Emma Dean Anderson United Presbterian Church Catholic Daughters of America Grace Church Christ Carl Haven East Avenue Lauires Aid United Presbyterian Church First Congregational Church W. K. Mackey Mansfield Reformatory LaPorte W. C. T. U N. Haven Circle No. 2 Methodist Church George Johnson Park Avenue I. T. Frairy Thomas Jefferson Elyria Woman's Club Fine Arts Department

Social round of visits and movements in city and region

Mrs J Carpenter and daughter Mrs Russel Vincent returned Sunday after a week with Homer Carpenter in Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Oscar Schmied of Berea were guests at Percy Nead’s on Abbe road. Robert Vestal Sr left for Chicago for the National Convention of shoe dealers. Miss Fannie Brown returned to Salinesville Ohio to teach. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Patton moved from Cleveland to Devon Courts. E G Miner returned home after two weeks in Winchester Illinois. Rep and Mrs P H Rogers and daughters Donna and Lois visited in Grafton. Mr and Mrs John Huffman and son Allen, with Mr and Mrs Herold Kelley, were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Glen Rogers. A note on courtesy and manners emphasizes internal sources shaping a philosophy of life.

Fannie Brown Salinesville Ohio George Brown Kenneth Patton Cleveland Devon Courts Patton Foreign Department The Colson Co E. G. Miner Winchester Illnois P. H. Rogers Donna Lois Grafton John Huffman Allen Rocky River Herold Kelley Glen Rogers Denison Avenue

Adult Classes Planned by Elyria YMCA

Plans for adult classes in Elyria are to be offered in cooperation with Fenn College Cleveland. W C McClellan, general secretary, announced the program which includes blue print reading, business management and organization and public speaking. Additional classes will follow.

McClellan Fenn College YM. C. A Cleveland W. C. McClellan

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