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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1931

Page

9

Notable Elyria Club Talk On Insanities Of Famous Men

An Elyria Woman's Club meeting is set for Wednesday at the club house. Dr Louis Karnosh head resident physician and director of the psychopathic division at City Hospital Cleveland will speak on Insanities of Famous Men. He lectures at Western Reserve Medical School and has led psychology courses for Cleveland clubs. The event is directed by the American Home Department with luncheon at 12 30 and a 1 30 business session followed by the lecture.

Elyria Woman's Club Louis J. Karnosh City Hospital Cleveland Karnosh Western Reserve Medical School American Home Department

Treating the payhood of Jesus and a D A R meeting notes

Mr Bailey presents a human view of Jesus as an active, compassionate child contrasting with the superhuman portrayal. Faculty discuss home life as a major school success factor and parent cooperation. Announced January 23 social, D A R annual business meeting features by laws, delegates, and musical selections. Local events include Lorain County Council P T A program on Jan 13 with varied sessions and addresses.

Jesus Bailey McWilliams Iin F. A. Dustheimer Charles Hammer Bert C. Stroup Gerald Frank Louise Lohr Ralph Miller Lake Avenue John M. Heinzerling Farry H. Howett Mrs. Howett Lorain County Council East Carlisle School America the Beautiful Arthur M. Bosler la Porte Albert Goodspeed East Carlisle P. T. A R. J. Kihm H. H Avon Lake Alfred W. Knapp Werner Zilch Spain County Council L. C. Brevert Ieee Ki. Heer Supt State College

Hospital Notes Acations of Local Residents

Fragmented hospital notes list residents by name and address. Entries include William Miller at 159 jot Street, Mrs Howard Van Wal Lorain, Charles Adams of 101 Watson Avenue, Mrs James Mc at 843 Bond Street, Mrs George Tunes with a baby boy, Cleveland Street, Benje Smith La Grange, Mrs John with a baby boy at 131 Waverly West, and Harry Heldemyer at 331.

William Miller Howard van Wal Lorain Charles Adams Watson Avenue James Mc Bond Street George Tunes Cleveland Street Benje- Smith la Grange John Waverly Harry Heldemyer

South Seas Adventure and Other Sea Tales Review

A promotional sweep of travel and adventure books features Pinchot’s dream voyage in the South Seas with Galapagos fauna, Lauterbach’s daring sea exploits, Pelle the Conqueror translated from Danish, Margret Banning’s modern love tales, Red Mesabi, Yellow Mistletoe, and Points of Honor. Strong literary profiles and vivid settings are highlighted with admiration.

South Seas Pinchot Galapagos Lauterbach China Sea Lowell Thomas Mr. Thomas Count Luckner Singapore Philippines Shanghai America United States Emden Pelle the Conqueror Pelle Denmark Margaret Banning Janis George R. Bailey Iron Range Lake Superior Walter S. Masterman London Scotland Yard

Gospel Team Presents Program at County Home

Thirty five Gospel team members gathered at the County Home for services led by Mabel Sayles at 6:30. Theodore Owens presented a musical program with Ray Brunger on trombone and Harriet King with William Robson on instruments. William Burdue read scripture while Mrs Sinclair of Lorain attended with a delegation. Lillian Mallory sang, and the team plans a visit to Gates Hospital next Sunday afternoon. An Endeavor bake sale is planned for the near future.

Church of Christ Gospel Theodore Owens Ray Brunger Harriet King William Robson Fred Blackmur Mary Ox William Burdue Sinclair Lorain Mabel Sayles Lillian Mallory Gates Hospital

Recital by Elyria Mus Art Society trio at Cleveland School Settlement

The Elyria Musical Art Society presents three musicians educated at the Cleveland Music School Settlement in a Tuesday evening recital at First Congregational Church. Director Professor Severin Hisenberger, formerly of Berlin, leads the school supported by Cleveland. Miss Clara Sharp, student teacher, performs solo and ensemble pieces with Margaret Sharp on cello and Elizabeth Richards on violin.

Elyria Musical Art Society Cleveland Music School First Congregational Church City of Cleveland Severin Hisenberger Berlin Europe America Clara Sharp Margaret Sharp Elizabeth Richards Society of Musical Art

Fate visits sister in Glastonbury Connecticut

Mrs F A Fate of Glastonbury Connecticut is visiting her sister Mrs L E Sutliff of 424 Sixth Avenue.

F. A. Fate Glastonbury, Connecticut L. E. Sutliff

Plan Kid Party for Tuesday at Second Congregational

The Second Congregational Christian Endeavor met Sunday at six. Violet Lindauer led The Ideal Boy. Arthur Ludlow sang. A kid party is set for Tuesday with costumes and prizes for the youngest child. a dishwashing fine applies for nonparticipants. Next week’s subject is The Ideal Girl led by William Ludlow.

Second Congregational Christian Endeavor Violet Lindauer Arthur Ludlow William Ludlow

Bridge party hosted by Miss Alice Robinson at Clark Street

Miss Alice Robinson of Clark Street hosted a Friday bridge party at her home. Three tables played with prizes awarded to Helen Seward first, Ruth Krebs second, and Ruth Haag consolation. Out-of-town guests included Ruth Krebs and Mary Sullivan of Cleveland.

Alice Robinson Clark Street Helen Seward Ruth Krebs Ruth Haag Mary Sullivan Cleveland

Wigert Couple Host Rummy Evening in Cleveland Road

Mr and Mrs William Wigert of Cleveland Road entertained a small group Saturday evening with rummy. Refreshments followed late. Attending were Mr and Mrs Paul Knapp, Mr and Mrs Bob Hopp, Mr and Mrs N Juchem and Mrs Jennie Bultman.

William Wigert Cleveland Road Paul Knapp Bob Hopp N. Juchem Jennie Bultman

Epworth League Service At Methodist Church Draws Fifty

Fifty youths attended the Epworth League service at the Methodist Church last evening led by Marion Upp. Ida Mae Smith played a violin solo with her mother Mrs BE Smith on piano. A playlet American Like Me was performed by James Dunlop Edward Bembower Houghton Wagner and Vance Shaw. The League will hold a service at the Home for the Aged next Sunday afternoon January 18 at 2 30. All young people are urged to attend. No regular League service next Sunday evening.

Epworth League Methodist Church Marion Upp Ida Mae Smith BE. J. Smith James Dunlop Edward Bembower Houghton Wagner Vance Shaw

YY W C A Weekly Events Schedule

Weekly schedule lists meetings and activities for the YWCA program week. Board meetings and dinners Monday evening. Girl Reserves and Federation sessions Tuesday. staff and Friendship Club Wednesday. Kumtux G R and related units Thursday. Keosawin and Wyandotte G R Friday. a dancing class party Saturday.

Wesida Friendship Club Kumtux G. R Cononquaha G. R Oawwensa G. R G. R

Introducing India talks draw large audience at church event

The Intermediate Christian Endeavor of the Second Congregational Church held a well attended meeting on the topic Introducing India with talks by Loretta Botamer Carol Shear Ethelyn Schimeyer Evangeline Ernst Orvil Strohl Cora Ramser Virginia Stewart and Helen Boynton. Gulf Road Parent Teacher Association met Friday to plan Founders Day and arrange hot meals for school children each day with mothers taking turns serving.

Second Congregational Church India Loretta Botamer Carol Shear Ethelyn Schimeyer Evgeline Ernst Orvil Strohl Cora Ramser Virginia Stewart Helen Boynton Gulf Road Parent-Teacher Association

Revival Services at Nazarene Church Begin This Week

Revival services at the Church of the Nazarene 209 West Street began yesterday with Rev. Arthur H. Perry to conduct. He will not arrive until Tuesday due to illness. Services will run each evening this week and next at 7 30. Perry has preached for twenty years and is known locally.

Church of the Nazarene West Street Arthur H. Perry Perry

Republican Women Club to meet at Mrs Stevens home

The Republican Women's Club will hold a meeting at Mrs. Frank Stevens's Fifth Street home on Thursday at 2:00 with the speaker to be announced. Circle No 2 of the First Congregational Church has moved to Tuesday at Mrs. Paul Cochrane's 317 Cambridge Street. The Young Women's division of the Second Congregational church meets Monday at Miss Eva Mackey's 134 Parkview Court. The Junior Woman's Club meets Tuesday at 3:00 at the club house with Miss Dorothy Boor speaking on her Europe trip last summer.

Republican Women's Club Frank Stevens Fifth Street Circle No. 2 First Congregational Church Paul Cochrane Cambridge Street Second Congregational Church Eva Mackey Parkview Court Dorothy Boor Europe

Grace Lutheran and Area Groups Hold Evening Meetings

A slate of church and club gatherings is listed with times and hosts including Grace Lutheran at 7 30, St John s church club, Woman s Home Club with Mrs Harold Scrivens, N A Q Club with Mrs Walter Peake, Oxford avenue, King Solomon s Lodge 56 F and A M, Knights of Columbus, Chevalier Lodge Knights of Py thias, H P Chapman Camp Sons of Union Veterans in G A R hall, Brotherhood of American Yeomen, Queen Esthers of the Methodist church, Dub Dee Club with Miss Helen Upp on Fourth street, W C A Fellowship and Cotor Clubs supper, W C A La Pont Club with Esther Krause on Eighth street, Boy Scouts Methodist Mrs Sayley Class Emmanuel Lutheran parish house 7 30, Annual Parish meeting St Andrew s church in Church School room at 8 00, Trustees United Presbyterian church 7 30.

Grace Lutheran Congregational St. John’s Church Woman’s Home Club Harold Scrivens East Broad Street N. A. Q. Club Walter Peake Oxford Avenue King Solomon’s Lodge A. M Knights of Columbus Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias H. P. Chapman Sons of Union Veterans G. A. R. Hall Brotherhood of American Yeomen Queen Esthers The Methodist Church Helen Upp Fourth Street Fellowship Esther Krause Eighth Street Boy Scouts Sayley Emmanuel Lutheran Church St. Andrew’s Church United Presbyterian Church

Diverse local clubs and meetings listed for district 9

Various groups gather for sewing, hostess committees, officers installations, and social events. Mary Martha Class convenes at the Y M C A with Mrs McClellan leading, Mothers Auxiliary at Seventh Street, Division B Church of Christ at 2 PM, Daughters of Union Veterans open installation at Lorain Prthian Temple, Northwest Encampment IOOF joint installations, Who's Who Club hosts, Elyrian Woman's Club Business Department at 8 PM, Garrick Club at the High School, Country Club Bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs Fell and Miss Egolf, Literary Club with Mrs Wood, Lorain County Medical Society dinner meeting at Elks Restaurant, Musical Art Society recital at First Congregational Church, and Lorain County Council Parent activities.

A. F. Heimbach Fourth Street Mary-Martha The Methodist Church McClellan Mother’s Auxiliary United Presbyterian Church Herman Paeth Seventh Street Church of Christ Daughters of Union Veterans Lorain Prthian Temple Women’s Benefit Association Northwest Who's Who Club A. Walkden Cleveland Street Business Women’s Department Elyrian Woman's Club Garrick Club Charles Fell, Jr Anna Egolf Carol Wood East Avenue Lorain County Medical Society Elks Musical Art Society Cleveland Music School First Congregational Church Lorain County Council

Church and school groups hold meetings across East Carlisle area

Afternoon and evening gatherings include East Carlisle School sessions, Second Congregational Division C luncheon at the church, St Agnes PTA at 3 30, Missionary Society work session with supper and program, Neighborhood Bible Classes District 11 meeting with Mrs Stentz at 7 30, Methodist Women at 2, Young Women's Missionary Society supper at six, First Congregational circles with Mrs Denman and Mrs Cochrane, Emmanuel Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society with Mrs Leemhuis at 237 Stanford, St Paul’s Circle with Mrs Schramm, Bible Study Districts 1 2 at 1 30 with Mrs Smith, and District No Bible Class at 2 with Mrs Landon at Cornell avenue.

East Carlisle Division C Second Congregational Church St. Agnes Parent Teacher Association Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Stentz Eleventh Street Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Young Women’s Missionary Society of the M. EB First Congregational Church Martin Denman Fifth Street Congregational Church Paul Cochrane Cambridge Street Women’s Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church Roland Leemhuis Stanford Avenue Sayles India St. Paul's Church Albert Scramm Schramm Road A. Smith Northrup Street Landon Cornell Avenue

Second Congregational church and allied groups meet today

Division D of the Second Congregational church meets with Mrs. Edward Smith on Lake Avenue in the afternoon. Dames of Malta and Eagles Auxiliary hold gatherings. Church events include a prelude dinner for the Church of Christ annual meeting and a General Elyria Woman's Club session with luncheon. Dr Louis J Karnosh of Cleveland to speak. Installation and entertainment for Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John at K of C hall. Division L meets at 6 30 at the church with Mrs Earl Jolly. Rebekah Social Club hosts Mrs Sylvia Pope on Twelfth Street. Circle No 3 of First Congregational with Mrs A L Garford at 509 Washington Avenue. Men's Brotherhood of St Pauls Dance at Cascade Pavilion with Hines Billings music 50 cents per couple.

Division D Second Congregational Church Edward Smith Lake Avenue The Dames of Malta Eagles Circle No. 3 St. Paul's Church R. Pallas Courtland Street Church of Christ Elyria

Wellington couple and Cleveland guest visit Beebe

Mr and Mrs Gibb Hines of Wellington and Albert Roe of Cleveland were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Roe of Beebe. The lightweight note confirms a social visit among local residents.

Gibb Hines Wellington Albert Roe Cleveland Arthur Roe Beebe

Ladies Aid Seeks Sewing at Emmanuel Lutheran Church

The Ladies' Aid Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church meets with Judge H. C. Wilcox of the Probate Court to discuss church matters. Sewing session begins at 2:00 at the home of Mrs. Charles Conlam on Princeton Avenue.

Church H. C. Wilcox Ladies’ Aid Society Emmanuel Lutheran Church Charles Conlam Princeton Avenue

Community church and club meetings listed in La Porte

A reader notices brief listings of church and club events including card parties by the Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary, regular meetings by Evangelical Women's Union at St Pauls church, and various circles and societies meeting at churches on Ninth Street Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid, Department of American Home of the Woman's Club, Lucky Links Club with Mrs Ray Brown, Ninety Five Club with Mrs Walter Underwood, Men’s Club at First Congregational with dinner and Europe trip reels by Ralph Murdech, La Porte Ladies Aid with host Mrs Charles Miller, Golden Rule Bible Class at United Presbyterian with Mrs F A Lawrence, Girls Friendly Society supper and speaker Miss Hencher of Cleveland, Circle 4 of the Methodist.

Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary Evangelical Women's Union St. Paul’s Church Division C Church of Christ Caldwell Ninth Street Circle No The Methodist Church Geigey Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society Department of American Home Woman's Club Lucky Links Club Ray Brown Vincent Ninety-Fve Walter Underwood First Congregational Church Ralph Murdech Europe la Porte

Church Meeting At 2 Mrs A H Kent Location 704 West Ave

A church announces a meeting at 2:00 led by Mrs. A H Kent. The notice lists 704 West Avenue as the location for attendees and participants.

A. H. Kent West Avenue

Local Club Meetings and Services Gather Tonight

Good Will Bible Class meets with Mrs R L Stearns at 210 Princeton Avenue. Tigredia Social Club meets with George Scott of Dewey Avenue. Triple Four Club hosts Kathryn Jones on West Bridge. Royal Neighbors of America install officers. Child Welfare Department of the Woman's Club holds an all day sewing session. Avenue Club hosts a card party. Lorain County Lutheran Men's Club assembles in Lorain this evening. Pollyanna Club meets at 6 30 with Mrs E R Laver. Communion Preparatory service at United Presbyterian Church at 7 30. Mrs Emma Brown, 459 West Eighth Street, confined to Lutheran Hospital Cleveland for treatment. Miss Ruth Nierman, 520 Bond

Good Will Bible First Congregational Church R. L. Stearns Princeton Avenue Tigredia Social Club George Scott Dewey Avenue Triple Four Club Kathryn Jones West Bridge Street Royal Neighbors of America Child Welfare Department Woman'’s Club Avenue Club Lorain County Lutheran Men's Club Lorain Pollyanna Club E. R. Laver United Presbyterian Church Emma Brown West Eighth Street Lutheran Hospital Cleveland Ruth Nierman Bond

Wooster and Lodi Guests Visit Distinct Homes

Street left Saturday evening for a three weeks stay in West Palm Beach Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Drage were callers at the C. W. Hines home in Litchfield Sunday. J. Harry Mathis of Wooster Ohio is spending several weeks with his son J. L. Mathis and family. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Kuhn of Lakewood and Mrs. Anna Mathis of Wooster were guests Saturday evening at the home of J. L. Mathis of Lodi Street.

West Palm Beach Florida Arthur Drage C. W. Hines Litchfield J. Harry Mathis Wooster Ohio J. L. Mathis Fanny B. J. Kuhn Lakewood Anna Mathis Lodi Street

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Elyria Woman’s Club First Church Charles Crehore Washington Dayton A. W. Huse Brahe Wilfred Bowdler Otto Green Sharp Thomas A. Boyd France Gospel Team Cleveland Musicians Present MR. and Mrs. Wigert Epworth Intermediate Society OF Second Church Studies Cascade Pavillion Hines- Billings Hutton Caree Hotel Newell Argentina Australia Brazil Canada China Egypt Hawaii Teeland Japan Korea Mexico Palestine Panama Philippine Islands Turkey Uruguay West Indies Boltey School of Day Proteast Inter-City Coal and Supply Co Fay Co
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