Reading and Movies Talk at Me nley P T A Meeting
Mrs E J Howenstine led a Me nley Parent Teacher Association session on the value of reading to children and how parental example encourages good reading habits. The discussion covered guiding children in movie choices, and a school room prize was announced for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Howtine
Menley
Snoll
Howenstine
Sorshin
Robert Hand
H. C. Elgar
R. L. Thayer
Ohiogress of
Cope
Edson
E. J. Jenstine
Narrow Corner review at Literary Club meeting
Mrs. Carol Wood reviews Somerset Maugham's Narrow Corner at a Literary Club gathering at Mrs. George Johnson's Park Avenue home. The ornate tale set in China follows Dr Saunders and a web of romance, mystery, humor, and pathos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset Maugham
Carol Wood
George Johnson
Park Avenue
China
Dr. Saunders
Fred Blake
Captain Nichols
Eric the Dane
Blake
Louise
Mrs. Hudson
Local Club Luncheon and Meetings Highlight Community Affairs
Eighteen members and two guests of the Fine Arts Department enjoyed a tureen luncheon with an exhibit of hooked rugs and quilts loaned by department members. The Woman's Club general meeting will be served by Mrs. Potter’s committee. The Sunday School Class led by Harold Olmsted met for a brief organization. officers elected include Robert Fox president and George Lamberton treasurer. Park Place host Mrs. Earl Lance’s Dub! Dec club featured bridge prizes for Rowsena Caldwell Evelyn Wilson and Earl Lance. The YWCA Health Education matron’s tap class set for 1015 Wednesday mornings. Miss Varlan Stetson announced Miss Veda Goldsmith’s business trip to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Department
Herman Leonard
Carl Johnston
J. R. West
Julius Hyman
Thomas Potter
Woman's Club
Harold Olmsted
Second Congregational Church
Robert Fox
Kenneth Smith
Alfred Luther
George Lamberton
Burton Soynton
Bob Striker
Bill Gehrke
Garnet Cox
Earl Lance
Park Place
Rowsena Caldwell
Evelyn Wilson
Lloyd Reid
Fourth Street
Health Education Department
Y W.C. A
Irene Zachman
Chage Street
E. Henry Tompkins
Charles Court
Bridge
Helene Castle
Norma Stegman
Claire Emerich
Muriel Sump
Tonight’s Local Club and Lodge Meeting Roundup
A busy slate across Lorain features the Ladies Auxiliary to Knights of St John, Mary A Chandler Tent Daughters of Union Veterans, Bethel Shrine Auxiliary bridge at Mrs Waddington’s, and General Eight with Enid Bunting. Also on deck are Susanna Wesley class event, Galaxy Club with Eleanor Hillmer, W B A installation at Wurst Hall, Business Women’s Dept at Club House, I C O F Lodge, Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society, Lorain County Medical Society, Women’s Missionary Society, Frank Harmon Lodge with speaker, Modern Woodmen of America officers, American Legion Legion Hall gathering, Mothers Auxiliary of United Presbyterian, Bible class at YWCA, and St Johns parish meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
Socret
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Bethel Shrine
Waddington
Weat Erle Avenue
Lorain
General
Enid Bunting
9Th Street
Susanna Wesley
M. E. Church
Eleanor Williams
Lodi Street
Galaxy Club
Eleanor Hillmer
Park Avenue
Two Advents of Jesus Christ Sermon Theme
In United Presbyterian Church Rev G A Brown outlines the two Advents of Christ from 1 Peter 1 11. He contrasts the Suffering Messiah with the Mighty Sovereign, explaining prophecies foretelling both crucifixion and universal reign and urging belief in both comings while noting Jewish reception. Officers of D O U S Mary Chandler Tent installed tonight and Columbia Club plans outlined with upcoming meetings and a January church event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
G. A. Brown
Christ
Messina
David
Israel
God
Bible School Faculty Meeting Discusses Faith in Jesus Christ
A meeting of the Bible school faculty of the Church of Christ featured a Raulla fable discussion on the question Why I Believe in Jesus Christ. The next faculty meeting is scheduled for February sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raulla
Jesus Christ
Bible School
Church of Christ
Hospital Notes and Civic Club Activities Chronicle Local Visits
Admissions list includes Patricia and Katherine McAndrews and Mrs Joseph Erder among others at Lake Avenue Center Street Broad Street. Ely PTA met with Seven Come Eleven Orchestra and H H Xye speaker on Wills. bake sale by fifth and sixth graders drew 100 attendees. Bay Village dramatic club, sewing for Red Cross, and Wales Club social noted. Clio Club and Treene Crowe hosted meetings with teas, luncheons, and high scores. January events mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia and
Katherine McAndrews
Lake Avenue
Joseph Erder
Center Street
Alfred Mackay
East Broad
Norman Forbush
LaGrange
Ely
Mrs. Dicken Hosts Woman's Home Club Event
Mrs Harry Dicken of Oxford avenue hosted eight to twenty one members of the Woman's Home Club. An enjoyable evening featured dancing and prizes won by Mrs Earl Hawking first Mrs D H Beattie second and Mrs William Cook third. Hosts served refreshments and members were invited to meet January 23 with Mrs Ernest Sparks of Prospect at cet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IND Cong
New York
Florence Smith
el- Baun
Spruce Street
Nellie Gregory
Whitaker
Chets
Albright
Irene Art
Februhirteenth
Dicken
Woman's Home Club
Harry Dicken
Oxford Avenue
Earl Hawking Firet
D. H. Beattie
William Cook
Ernest Sparks
Prospect
Cet
Meetings and events fill town club calendar
Dr B J Bond will speak at the Victory Day program during the LaPorte W C T U meeting at 2:00 Wednesday at Mrs I N Haven’s East Ave home. Past Noble Grands of St Clair Rebekah Lodge plan an all day sewing meeting at Mrs Berths Olmsted’s Furnace St home with a noon tureen luncheon. The W C A board finalizes plans for a Twentieth Birthday Reception on Jan 17 in the gymnasium with remarks on the association’s origins and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Bond
Methodist Church of
Elyria
LaPorte W. C. T. U
I. N. Haven
East Avenue
St. Clair Rebekah
John Faxor
Local social notes and travel plans briefed in Elyria column
Mrs William Graves Sharp of Washington avenue sails from New York City on Saturday January 14 to visit her son George Sharp in Paris. Twenty eight St Clair Rebekah lodge members drove to Oberlin for Vine Rebekah lodge officer installations. Miss Madeline Rezek returns home after weekend with Miss Dorothy Louise Knicely in LaGrange. Mrs Charles Braman and daughter plus granddaughter from Evanston will visit Mrs Arthur Pettibone and daughter in Cleveland tomorrow and Thursday. Mr J R Skinner and others from Columbus were Sunday guests at Herman Paeth home. Mrs Skinner stays on. Mrs Florence Elder of Elyria visits mother. Mary Bogart of Birmingham and Carl Davies of Chicago travel for funeral of Minnie B Davies in Chicago. Mr and Mrs John Morrison of Elyria host B H Butson and wife in Brighton. Henry Peters and Mrs Freda Ebrke learn of brother Frank Peters death in Ceylon Minnesota. he was a parish school teacher there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Graves Sharp
Washington Avenue
New York City
George Sharp
Paris
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Oberlin
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Madeline Rezek
Huron Street
Dorothy Louise Knicely
LaGrange
Charles Braman
Denison Avenue
Hemnan
Elyria
Mary Bogart
Birmingham
Carl Davies
Chicago
Illinois
Minnie B. Davies
John Morrison
B. H. Butson
Brighton
Henry Peters
Freda Ebrke
Frank Peters
Ceylon
Minnesota
Peters
Funeral attendance noted for Lisle Hunter in Amingham
Mr and Mrs Frank Harding of Cleveland street and Miss August Schoff of this city attended Lisle Hunter's funeral in Amingham on Saturday afternoon. Nur and Mrs Sam Deutech of Oxford avenue will dine with Mr and Mrs Sidney Mous of Cleveland Wednesday evening. Miex fiyrtle Sirt of Cleveland arrives today to stay with Miss Margaret Kaiser second street. Marriage license application Stacy Gifford 32 salesman Wellington and Marle Schafer 26 Pittsfield Two. A tinincer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harding
Cleveland Street
August Schoff
Lisle Hunter
Amingham
Nur
Sam Deutech
Oxford Avenue
Sidney Mous
Cleveland
Margaret Kaiser
Second Street
Stacy Gifford
Wellington
Marle Schafer
Pittsfield
New Books At The Library Flys High In Second Era
Richard Halliburton's Flying Carpet Halliburton explores Timbuctoo and Morocco in a new travelogue illustrated by the author. The dog lovers guide What to beware of in buying and care for dogs includes house training feeding and breeding tips with many dog portraits. Nine Hundred Block gossip centers on Elsie Colt and Theresa Ames moving into the area and Johnny Deane's romance with Theresa. Best Short Stories of 1932-O'Brien gathers notable tales by Faulkner Komroff Stallings Courness and Burnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halliburton
Richard Halliburton
Moye Stephens, Jr
Timbuctoo
Morocco
Bagdad
Persia
Singapore
Manila Bay
Lewis
Manly
Taylor
Elsie Colt
Theresa Ames
Johnny Deane
Collette
Terry
O'Brien
Edward O’brien
William Faulkner
Manual Komroff
Laurence Stallings
John Courness
Whit Burnett
Four Months Old Baby Killed By Stiletto
New York police investigated the fatal infant attack in which a six inch stiletto blade pierced a four month old baby’s chest and embedded in the crib mattress. Father Amando Cammarano, 25, mother Josephine, and grandparents Frank and Susie Cammarano faced questions as detectives pursued a motive. Teresa, 16, the sister, found the body after entering the room last night. a window to the porch suggested the killer stood outside and used the blade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frysom
Amando Cammarano
Josephine
Frank
Susie Cammarano
Ammaranos
Cammaranos
Teresa
Amanda
Marian Martin Pattern Pattern 9527 sewing pattern notice
The Chronicle Telegram offers Marian Martin Pattern 9527 for sizes 12 to 20 with instructions and fabric needs. Order requires 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for catalog and pattern together. send name address style number and size to the Pattern Department in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Bronx barber family linked to fatal baby stabbing
A Bronx barbershop owner and his wife, both described as devoted to their infant, found their baby fatally stabbed. Police inspector Bruchman suggested revenge or jealousy as motives but cited no supporting evidence. The parents, a barber and a plumber's assistant, claimed they had no enemies and were at home when the crime was discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cammarano
Bronx
Henry Bruchman
Selehhors
Cammaranos
Surgeon King Dies In Auto Plunge Near Cleveland
Dr Merle W King a 47 year old Cleveland surgeon and hospital staff member at Charity and St Luke s died when his car plunged over a 35 foot embankment near the Glenn avenue bridge in Mourning a suburb landing in the Chagrin river He had been returning from Mentor Ohio where he had a professional call Police said the vehicle jumped the curb and skidded along a sidewalk before going off the embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Merle W. King
Charity
St. Luke's Hospitals
Glenn Avenue
Mourhig
Chagrin River
King
Mentor
Willoughby
Man Dies After Car Plunges Into Water Embankment
An unidentified man plunged over an embankment and landed face up in three feet of water. Police and firemen spent an hour extracting the body from the wreckage. The report also notes a separate item about a Congo man planning to change his name to cure sleeping sickness, claiming a devil causes it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Manu
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Peaker
Inley
KET Club
Janna Wiimot
E Botamer
Ruth Pickett
Ona Tripp
LON Sigma Alpha
URES
Epsilon 2 Alpha Sorority
Harriott Frances
William Cullen Bryant
Oliver Twist
Hary's Sodality
Parish Hall
St. Mary's City
Mary’s Parish Hall
Ken Bailey
Abd Salam
Fior- Fitch
Mary Way
Delta Beta DS
Delta Beta
Smat
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Princeton
al Berson
Neal Dunstan
Lois Knock
George Dunstan
Jack Adamson
Vy State
Ohio State
Thanic Temple
DD. A. Baird
Br. Henry Ingersoll Jr
Ig Tary
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Johnson
Paul Wharton
George Brownel
Dorothy WH Cox
Middle Avenue
Edithe Harris
Jefferson Junior High
Associaton
Naomi Davig
Helen Farmer
Naomi Davis
H. C. Wilcox
Fine Arts Dept
2Nd Congregational
Dubl Dec
Veda Goldsmith
Midale Avenue
D. OF U. S
Mary Chandler
Mary A Chandler
G. A. R. Hall
Cora Musser
Daughters
Sarah Yingling
The
Columbia Club
Lorain County Lutheran Men's
Amherst
Third Street
H. H. Nye
Cong's Guild
RED Cross
Guild
First Congregational Church
Elizabeth Rich
M. F. Elliott
Sylvia
Eric Chapman
Trene Zachman
Women's
James Davies
East River Street
A.L. Agate
Filyria Business College
Clio Club
Trene Crowe
Irene Crowe
Mary ‘Lou Dengate
Hortanse Curtia
West Avenue
Carpenter's
Marshall
Mark Mastere
Tegree
Mark Abbe
Miss Stevenson
Leila Stevenson
Karen Nielsen
Josephine Harper
Robert Vestal Jr
Amilary
F. W
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Arthur Perkins
Emma Kreitfeld
James Powell
Burr Burton
Kreitfeld
McCully
J. Gordon
East Broad Street
Hhiocal
Sedalia
Sunday Creek
Paul Wainwright
Courtland St. - Ph
Hlyria
Henke Beauty Shop
Croquignole Eave
Marcelling
Shelton
Broad St
Yost
White
Elyria Dental Clinic
Cavagna Bros
Water Street
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