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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1932

Page

9

Numerous parish and club meetings in Elyria Monday

A long list of community events includes Queen Esther Society at the Methodist church with Elysia Brower, Boy Scouts at First Methodist, Elyria Musical Art Society rehearsal at the Y, and many church and club gatherings across St. John’s Greece, Second Congregational, First Methodist, and other local institutions with hosts named such as Mrs. Nellie Gregory, Miss Rachel Cotton, and Mrs. Dorothy Stanford.

Boy Scouts First Methodist Church Elyria Musical Art Society Y. Wsc. A Tid. Pi Omaron Seroity Knights of Columbus C. Hall King Solomon's Lodge Young Ladies Division Nellie Gregory Rachel Cotton S. S St. Paul's Counce Columbia Club St. John's Church Greece Liutieran Laciae Pula Club Methodist Sardar School May Sharp District 5 John Strefever Park Avenue

Surprise Birthday Party At Schmidt Home

A surprise party was held at 143 Bath Street for Mr. Anthony Schmidt on his birthday with a tureen supper at six. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mc Mullen, Mr. and Mrs. James Faulhaber, Mr. and Mrs. Fawn Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Roma Stull, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henry, Mrs. Emma Zahrley, Mrs. Marie Sisco, and the Schmidts. The group then went to Waterstreet to celebrate Mr. and Mrs. William Brucks thirty third wedding anniversary with cards and social time.

Anthony Schmidt Bath Street Schmidt Clayton McMullen James Faulhaber Fawn Hamilton Roma Stull Robert Henry Emma Zahrley Marie Sisco William Bruck Waterstreet

4-H Club Members Visit Elyria Home for the Aged

Eleven members of the 4-H Club of North Eaton Township and their advisor Mrs. Shirkey and Mrs. Munn visited the Elyria Home for the Aged Saturday afternoon to present a program. The program included a pledge, club song, readings by Edgar Guest and Riley, songs by Eleanor Munn and Ruth Shirkey, and an orchestra accompaniment. Afterward the group socialized with residents. The following week schedule lists daily activities for various Girl Reserves and club meetings, including meals and a board meeting.

North Eaton Township Terry Shirkey Munn Elyria Edgar Guest Raggedy Man Riley Carol Cook Eleanor Munn Ruth Shirkey

Public muster for Patriarchs Militant units in Cleveland

About thirty Elyrians joined a joint public mustering ceremony of the Canton and Auxiliaries of the first battalion 6th Regiment Patriarchs Militant I O F held Saturday evening at Swiss Hall Cleveland. Cantons counted Cuyahoga 29 Cleveland 34 Lorain 93 with Auxiliaries Cleveland 1 Cuyahoga 44 Lorain 11. Dinner at six with installation of officers at eight conducted by Major General Jarry D Eberle and Lady Josephine Short.

6Th Regiment Patriarchs Militant Swiss Hall Walton Avenue Cleveland Cuyahoga No Cleveland No Lorain No Jarry D. Eberle Josephine Short

Mrs Myers Leads Second Lesson For Ely District Mothers

Mrs Garry C Myers of Cleveland will conduct the second lesson for mothers of the Ely and Alien district at Ely School Tuesday at 1 15 PM on The Childs Moral Habits. At 3 PM she leads mothers of preschool children at the Y M C A continuing How Children Learn. A nursery school operates at the Y M C A for ages two to five to enable attendances.

Garry C. Myers Cleveland Ely and Alien Ely Myers YY. M. Cc. A

Surprise Wedding Reception Honors New Mrs Firestone

Mrs Mary Fishburn of North Faton Ohio hosted a surprise reception for her daughter Maud Fishburn at the Fishburn home to announce her marriage to Raymond Firestone son of Mr and Mrs George Firestone of Elyria The ceremony was Friday evening January 8 at Rev W L Burner home Warren Ohio at eight o clock pink and white decor graced the dining room gifts filled the table and refreshments followed Guests came from Columbia Ridgeville Elyria and North Faton

Mary Fishburn North Faton Ohio Maud Fishburn W. C. Fishburn North Aten Raymond Firestone George Firestone Fuller Road Elyria W. L. Burner Warren Columbia Tidgeville North Raton

Nineteenth Birthday Surprise for Emma Nagy Held

A surprise party honored Miss Emma Nagy on her nineteenth birthday at 117 West River Street hosted by her sister Elizabeth. Guests from Avon Oberlin and the city attended including Johnnie Stumphauser Johannie Herman Mary Herman Mike Herman Esther Fidel Helen Penzles Laura Doman Steve Bakas Sam Sabo Nick Ignazzi Steve Messiars and others. Gifts were given to the guest of honor.

Emma Nagy Elizabeth West River Street Johnnie Stumphauser Avon Johannie Herman Mary Herman Oberlin Mike Herman Esther Fidel Helen Penzles Laura Doman Steve Bakas Sam Sabo Nick Ignazzi Steve Messiars Miss Nagy

Fifth Birthday Celebration for Barbara Ellen Bruegger

Barbara Ellen Bruegger hosted a birthday party for her fifth birthday on Saturday afternoon at 215 Sumner Street. Fourteen guests attended and prizes went to Robert Butz Elizabeth Gouda and Beverley Schrader. The hostess received many gifts as her mother with Mrs Clarence White provided refreshments and a decorated cake from Mrs Emmi Kuchenrither. Guests included Donna Swiers Beverly Schrader Eleanor Forest Melba Mason Virginia Anne Scott Connie Jenkins Shirley Janice Green Elizabeth Magdaline Joe Gonda Harvey Funk Jr Howard Sherman and Barbara Ellen Braegger.

Barbara Ellen Bruegger Sumnerstreet Robert Butz Elizabeth Gouda Beverley Schrader Clarence White Barbara Emmi Kuchenrither Donna Swiers Beverly Schrader Eleanor Forest Melba Mason Virginia Anne Scott Connie Jenkins Shirley Janice Green Elizabeth Magdaline Joe Gonda Harvey Funk, Jr Howard Sherman Barbara Ellen Braegger

World leaders rise from humble roots says Bailey

E A L Bailey discusses how Jesus disciples became great through inspiration and hard work. He cites Mussolini and Hitler as examples of leaders in today’s news. Ira Harrison announces Friday social plans with a tureen supper for all congregants.

Jesus E. A L. Bailey First Congregational Church Christ Mussolini Hitler Ira Harrison

St Agnes Junior Circle Entertained With Bingo Night

St Agnes Junior Circle was entertained Saturday evening at the home of the Misses Eleanor and Agnes Shapiro. Bingo was the diversion of the evening and a buffet luncheon followed for members and guests Vanella Roe Agnes Valerius and Jean McCrain. The next meeting will be in three weeks at the home of Mary Valerius of Lake avenue.

St. Agnes Eleanor Agnes Shapiro Vanella Roe Agnes Valerius Jean McCrain Mary Valerius Lake Avenue B. Miller Lakewood Ohio H. A. Lattin Washington Terrace Lautenschleger Harwood Street Wooster Osio Lauterschleger Elizabeth Lautenschleger Paul Bourquin Marion Bourguin A. Binder Louisville Kentucky Edwin Haywood East Fourteenth Street Carol Cook Akron and Airs Elston Dunlap Hudson W. J. Hunter Willsdale Court Orval Strohl Fremont Muskegon Michigan Herman Paeth Miriam Emm Princeton Stes Hy WE Gregg LaPorte MW. Calvert Man‘ye P. Mc Savase Jean Lasewond Amd H. H. Greze Joyce Grege Baldwin-Wallace Colege C. C. Futton Tenth Street Esterday Frank N. Phillips Harry Gawn Cleveland Don Gawn Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Wouserman Charles Court Gertrude Thamert Europe Adelphia Jefferson Apartments Mrr L. E. Elphee Buffalo New York S. H. Strickler Fifth Street Toledo Dwight Andrews Harold Read J. H. Korb Denison Avenue Meadville Pennslvania C. H. Cushing Carl Cushing New York City Walter Grobe Robert Elyria Ben Michael Amherst

Allen Hosts International Society Staff at Washington Ave Dinner

Mr and Mrs E F Allen entertained seven members of the International Society for Crippled Children staff at their Washington avenue home Saturday evening. After dinner the group enjoyed an informal social evening with games and contests.

E. F. Allen International Society For Crippled Children Washington Avenue

Brenner Family Party Honors Nathan Brenner Eight Birthday

Mr and Mrs A M Brenner entertained at a Sunday party at 405 Middle Avenue in honor of their son Nathan Brenner. Twenty six friends attended from out of town for Nathan's eighth birthday with games music and a piano solo by Nathan and violin solos by Miss Fannie Beller. The table featured an infusion of flowers and a refreshments course closed the social evening. Mr and Mrs TI A Riese and niece Georgia of Norwalk attended. Nathan received many birthday gifts.

A. M. Brenner Middle Avenue Nathan Brenner Nathan TI. A. Riese Georgia Norwalk

First Methodist Epworth League Meets With Musical Program

The First Methodist Epworth League held its regular meeting with Miss Dorothy Rober and Mrs. Roberta Mosely leading. Catherine Fisk read scripture and several members including Margaret Minch and Katherine Fisk Tead presented sketches on gaining happiness with others. Warne Garland played two banjo solos. A boy sings during the church service and a girls choir performed a number.

First Methodist Epworth League Dorothy Rober Roberta Mosely Catherine Fisk Margaret Minch Elyria Brown Helen Upp Betty Roberte Mildred Fowl Katherine Fisk Warne Garland Kenneth Kern

Mrs Olmsted Leads C F Melting Meeting

The C E Society of the Second Congregational church held a Sunday evening session led by Mrs Violet Olmsted. The topic was What Shall I Do With My Money with a Luke scripture lesson. A social gathering in the church basement is announced for Tuesday at 7:30 PM preceded by a committee prayer meeting at 6:30 PM.

Olmsted C.F C. E. Society Second Congregational Church Violet Olmsted Luke

Octet Hosts Informal Supper at La Cies Party

Mrs D A Baird and Mrs M Little hosted an informal supper Saturday at Little’s home. Guests were members of the La Cies Octet with eight singers and the accompanist arranged as guests of honor.

D. A. Baird M. Little la Cies

Mrs Potter Visiting Gutty Home In Rochester Area

Mrs F J Potter of Rochester New York is spending a few days at the home of Mr and Mrs J J Gutty of Middle avenue.

F. J. Potter Rochester New York J. J. Gutty Middle Avenue

Community church dinners and society meetings schedule

A dense listing of church and club events in Lorain and Elyria areas. Tureen and luncheon gatherings at Second Congregational, Grace Lutheran, and Baptist churches. talks by Mrs. Wilcos and Mrs. Shroyer. medical society dinner with Dr Crummer. various circles, auxiliaries, and lodge installations. garden show slides by Carl McKinson and Harriet Root. American Legion and Daughters of Union Veterans activities. schedule includes times and addresses.

Baptist Church East Avenue Trouse Tigredia Social Cinic George Scott Dewey Avenue Eastern Star Lodge Bibie Liss Sawlal First Congregational Church Royal Neighbors of America Woodmanhall H. P. Chapman Sons of Union Veterans Sunbeam Missionary Society of U. P Nettie Fineh Webber E. Dettman Park Avenue United Presbyterian Church H. J. Rose Goodwill Bible King’s Daughters M. E. Church Heidrich Eastern Heights Boulevard D.s.s Church of Christ Grace Lutheran Church Women’s Missionary Society of St. Joan C. Hall Lorain County Medical Society Hotel Lorain Crummer Goodwill Sunshine Club Woodman Hall Rowena Circle Shroyer South Middle Avenue Anna Wilcos Business and Professional Women's Club P. m St. Agnes J. G. Hance East Avenue Missionarys Society of the Baptist Church Garden Club Elya Savings P. Hall Women's Benefit Association Daughters of Union Veterans Pythian Temple Lorain American Legion Elyria Lodge Y Indus Club Y. Mon Mary Martha MM. E St. Paule

Club Circles and Church Meetings Noted Across City

Circle 3 of First Congregational with Mrs W H Thomas 222 Columbus Street Division 1 of Second Congregational with Mrs G Brod rick Cora May Walton Mission Study Club Pest Congregational Dames of Malta Circle 4 of St Pauls with Mrs John Tite Sr Elm Street Keen butter with Mrs Lydia Miller Adelbert Avenue General meeting of Woman's Club Lunceen at 1250 followed by business and program Roosevelt PT OA Annual meeting of Church of Christ Tureen dinner at 423 Annual meeting of Methodist church at 7 34 p m Ladies Auxiliary to Eactus La Porte W C T U tureen dinner with Mrs Shepard Mrs L A Flickinger County superintendent of S T I speaker Circro 2 of St Pauls with Mrs Bertha Carroll East River Street Mens Brotherhood and Vens chorus of St Pauls

First Congregational W. H. Thomas Columbus Strerr Divison Second Congregational Church G. Brodrick Cora May Walton Church of Christ Methodist Church Eactus la Porte

Community Groups Meet Across Local Churches This Week

Culture Club led by Mrs. 8 G Shaw of Harrison Street joins the Ladies Aid of United Presbyterian Church Grace Lutheran Church Young People Sahara Daughters at Woodman Hall Ninety Five Club with Mrs W G Sharp and St Pauls Church Circle 5 with Mrs Louise Styles on Tenth Street convene in the evening for gatherings and discussions.

Cultre Club G. Shaw Harrison Street Ladies’ Aid United Presbyterian Church Grace Lutheran Church Sahara Daughters Woodman Hall Ninety Five W. G. Sharp St. Paul's Church Circle 5 Louise Styles Tenth Street

Gospel Team Visits Homes of Shut-Ins and church events noted

The Elyria Church of Christ Gospel Team visited shut-ins after a 2 p m Sunday gathering led by Mark Kelling. Next Sunday at 2 p m the team will meet at the church and visit homes. The Christian Endeavor Society met at 6 50 p m with a pageant on What We Should Do With Our Money.

Elyria Church of Chriet Mark Kelling Maxine Poole Christian Endeavor Society Gertrude Mallory Howard Joe Weller Kenneth Young Elsworth Albert Elizabeth Martin Ruth WcGinnis Dorothy Fischbach Kayton Ohio

Local Court Records List Residents and Ages in Lorain

A Justice of the Peace records names and ages of residents from Lorain including Tye Vegg 36 laborer and Julia Csintelan 64, Angustino Guerien 669 laborer and Loretta Sestili 29, Harry Potoegniak 25 steel worker and Anna Briletic 18, Rev Vukenich Am. R. Aber 46 stock dealer Jeromeville and Tarrict Cornell 43 Lorain.

Tye Vegg Lorain Julia Csintelan Angustino Guerien Loretta Sestili Harry Potoegniak Anna Briletic Vukenich Am. R. Aber Jeromeville Ohio Tarrict Cornell

McKittrick Hosts Dinner for Medical Friends

Tr A S McKittrick entertained ten guests at the Green Lantern Tea Room yesterday. The party included several medical associates and their families in a cordial evening.

Tr. A. S. McKittrick Green Lantern Tea Room

Meetings Tie: University Student Department Postponed

The meetings of the Student Department of the Musical Art Society have been postponed until further notice. No new date is provided and organizers will announce updates when available.

Musical Art Society

Local Ties Report Host of Weekend Guests and Births

The column lists numerous social visits, stays, and family events. Names include Mr. aml M. t Jamos Cawley of DPatgesiile, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Duffy of Middle avenue, and Mrs. Eva Jackson ill at 422 West avenue after New Year accident. Also noted are travels by James F. Hines to Detroit for a Sears Roebuck meeting, and births at Elyria Memorial hospital for Guth, Dallas, Horvath, and Pigman families.

Aml M. T Jamos Cawley Dpatgesiile J. J. Duffy Middle Avenue Eva Jackson West Avenue H. C. House Tsa Thirteenth Street J. F. Ford Caples Ohio House Mrs Esterday E. E. Dettman Pairk Avenue J. Clare George Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Charles Naslor L. Shoot Youngstown Suez J. LC. Maynard Fred Tlubbard Mr. Patterson Amherst Elssia Charles Guth Tle Penti Street Uinna Memorial Hospital Janne v Loth A. Rhodes Edwera Jenks Cleveland VT. L. Rhodes James Dallas Cleveland Street Sisric MeMorial Hospital Claude Phillips Lafayette Phillips Cerbon Indiana Elvrra Ridgeville Alex Horvath Evlria Memorial Hosptal I’orvath L24 Seneera Street Charles Nevins Jorain Elyria Oren Pigman Mendelcourt Elyria Memorial Hospital Ernest Fischer Eleanor Dieterich North Dover Robert Bott Bay

Musterole for cold distress and chest relief

An old remedy claims to ease chest and throat cold distress with Musterole a mustard oil camphor menthol salve used hourly for five hours. Described as a counter irritant that penetrates to stimulate circulation draw out infection and pain. Also offered in children’s form for babies and kids.

Local notices of visits and travels around Amherst and nearby cities

A compilation of visits, travelers, and family updates from Amherst and adjacent towns. relatives are in Cleveland Erie Robson Robson court Wooster Lorain Lakewood and other locales. Recap includes dinners funerals trips and hospitalities with multiple households and residents named.

Book News From Elyria Library Can Europe Keep the Peace

Frank Simonds, veteran foreign affairs editor for major New York papers, presents a detailed view of Europe’s crisis in democracy, territorial issues and national policies. He argues the continent’s path to peace requires measured cooperation and policy restraint.

Europe Simonds Frank Simonds New York

Paris Lanvin Coat With Fox Cuffs Describes Elegant Evening Wear

The article describes a Jeanne Lanvin full length black English velvet coat with a large black and white fox fur shawl collar. White fur runs about 12 inches beside 18 inches of black fur, forming a striking two tone edge. Deep black fox cuffs extend from the hem to the elbow, folding into a muff when hands meet, creating a top heavy look contrasting with a slender silhouette.

Paris Jeanne Lanvin

Luncheon and Grange Dance Announced for Town

A 25e luncheon is listed for Tuesday at M. E. Church with 1 tot. The Grange Dance at Grange Town is set for Wednesday Jan. 15 with Cook's Orchestra Gents 50 cents ladies free.

M. E. Church la Irange Cook's Orch

Tack Taken From Boy's Lung On Installment Plan

Ann Arbor Michigan surgeons at University Hospital remove a tack swallowed a year ago from the right lung of Fred Brill age 11 of Sheboygan Michigan. The tack was encased in lung tissue and its removal is described as delicate. Doctors say they have removed part of the tissue and will rest the boy before resuming the operation.

Ann Arbor Mich University Hospital Fred Brill Sheboygan Dy. R. Bishop Canfield Canfield

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Hot Springs Queen Esther Society The Elysia Brower Brotherhood of American Yeomen Dubl Dee Club Elizabeth Squire East Broad Street McKinney Parent Teacher Association Business and Industrial Women's Bible Class Y. WC. A First Conaregue Church Ae Nia Mulrey Dorothy Stanford Bethel Shrine J. In O. F. Hall Vathole Daughters Amer Livyria Cc Commandery Y Noo Roy Smith Grafton Road Daughters of Sahara Brotherhood Orto Sparks Roosevelt Avenue Lita Bishop Rogers C. Southam Cedar Street Lorain County Federation of Evangelical Women’s Union At &J. Peter's Church Emma Dean Anderson Boys’ Missionary Society United Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid of Henry Schildt Alice Birdall Poe Seanes Sidmyer Grantland Rice 4-H Club OF North Eaton Gates Jefferson Gates Hospital Hamilton Meskinley Franklin and St. Mary’s Wepap First Cong's Shapko Mrs. E. F. Allen Epworth League Henry Schmauch Lodi Street Gren Pigman Seneca Street Buford Stiles Center Street Raymond Pursell Veo. Thaler George Smith Abbe Road Billy Timms Gulf Farms Albert Mas Iyk John Davis Lodi Raymond Rourke Baby Bar Cleve and Street Lucas Hess Arthur Scrivens Eas. Broad Myron Lacy Maraelie Emma Baum Grafton Fred Porter Fat Avenue Wm. Majisky Columbus Street Phone Aisterole Larry Youth Wester Colleza Streeter Danielh Willsie Daniel Webster Caroline Leroy Lady Blanche Varm—Keyes Vermont Farm Woarnton Roger Marley Marseilles Cellini Fouard Domice Lanvie Elyria Library Eagles’ Hall Wellington, Ohio Bob Weon Gents Okagiss Hotel Newell Gabrieleen MAX Beauty Shoppe Second Street T. J. Hutchings Dry Cleaners Broad St Over A. & A. Auto Wr Gall
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