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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1933

Page

9

Evening club and lodge gatherings listed for Paris Hall

Tonight several groups meet including Literary Club of St Marys Sodality at Paris Hall and various organizations such as Veterans of Foreign Wars Epsilon Sigma Alpha Loreliy and Clio Club. Rehearsals by Elvrin Masonic Chorus and Odd Fellows Chorus are scheduled with additional dinners and meetings in local churches and streets.

Literary Club St. Mary's Mary Louise Dengate 4Th Street Elvrin Masonic Chorus Odd Fellows King Solomon’s Lodge Waiehts Columbus Berean Class Methodist Church 2Nd Cong

Devotional Talk Follows Supper at Local Church

After a community supper, Dr. Auld will present a devotional on the Gospel of St. John. The event emphasizes religious instruction and communal fellowship in the local parish.

Dr. Auld

Messiah's Redemptive Program in Old Testament Prophecy

The Rev. G.G.A. Brown spoke at the United Presbyterian church on the Messiah's redemptive program as foreseen in Old Testament prophecy. He traced four time divisions of the Messiah's ministry and cited 333 references fulfilled in the New Testament including Immanuel birth, exodus, Nazarene, forerunner, Spirit anointing, public ministry, passion, and post resurrection life. He urged faith in the Bible as divine and announced next week’s discussion on the second coming.

United Presbyterian Church GG. A. Brown Immanuel Egypt Zechariah Matthew Isaiah Jesus of Nazareth Brown Christ

Best Plays of 1931 32 and New Books At The Library

Mantle presents two best plays with excerpts and summaries plus full cast lists prizes and theatre worker notes. Who's Who in America features 30545 living or recently dead Americans with life sketches. Practice of Municipal Administration surveys city methods and standards. Kyne’s Two Make a World follows Tobys shipwreck and a wife’s remarriage. Kamongo Smith sketches a scientist and priest on board.

Mantle Charles Schwab Clarence Darrow America Upson Toby Hand New York Dainserfield Tobey Kamongo—Smith

Postal Rates Still Confusing in Elyria

Elyrians remain confused over new postal rates several months in effect says postmaster R B Lersch. He cites belief that unsealed Christmas cards could be mailed for one and one half cents as the main issue. He explains no writing on mail lowers rate. any written message requires at least three cents in carrier cities.

R. B. Lersch

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List

Admissions include Wanda Parish of Grafton Max Passmore at 512 East avenue Edmund Witbeck 1616 Fast avenue Paul Schafer Wellington Mrs Lee Brotherton 07 Clark street Mrs George Shermills Avon Mrs Clarence Gray Grafton Mrs Thomas Flowers South Amherst Maurice Stark 353 Twelfth street Discharges include Mrs Harry Wells baby girl 461 Cleveland street Joan Dagil Cleveland Ohio Mrs George Shermills Avon Mrs John Pallock 249 Bath street John Moise 119 Columbus street Carl Eberling Grafton George Murphy Lorain Donald and Roy Foley 147 Fairlawn Roy Blair 129 Kenwood Mrs Henry Yourkevitch 641 Oak street Afrs Dominic Staskiewic baby girl 323 Huron street

Wanda Parish Grafton Max Passmore East Avenue Edmund Witbeck Fast Avenue Paul Schafer Wellington Lee Brotherton Clark Street George Shermills Avon Clarence Gray Thomas Flowers South Amherst Maurice Stark Twelfth Street Harry Wells Cleveland Street Joan Dagil Cleveland Ohio John Pallock Bath Street John Moise Columbus Street Carl Eberling George Murphy Lorain Donald and Roy Foley Fairlawn Roy Blair Kenwood Henry Yourkevitch Oak Street Dominic Staskiewic Huron Street

Fishermen's club meets at First Baptist Church Friday

Twenty one members and nine guests attend a Fishermen's club meeting at the First Baptist Church. Dinner for all is served by the reception committee. Dr. BR Neighbour presides and F A Yost leads a songs service. Members discuss group leadership changes and upcoming Sunday services with multiple cottage gatherings planned around local sites. Ed Ransom and Charles A Yost apply for membership.

Fishermen’s Club First Baptist Church BR. E. Neighbour F. A. Yost Jesus L. A. Obitts Charles §. Craigie Mr. Obitts Floyd Porter W. M. Byars Rush Street LaGrange Baptist Church Grafton State Farm Picture Theatre Amherst Frederick Ehrman

Raesslers host dinner for relatives before trips and birthday

Twenty six relatives and friends dined with Mr and Mrs Fred Raessler in honor of their nephew Vincent Coonrad who heads to the Great Lakes Naval Training Sta tion in Chicago and their daughter Ruth Raessler celebrating her birthday. Prize winners for bridge and banco were Corrine Rogers Roberta Coonrad Ernie Hubner and Stanley Cook. Guests presented gifts and entertainment came from the attendees. Mr and Mrs Elmer Smith of 471 Eichth street visited Akron relatives for the weekend.

Fred Raessler Vincent Coonrad Great Lakes Naval Training Station Chicago Ilinois Ruth Raessler Corrine Rogers Roberta Coonrad Ernie Hubner Stanley Cook

Meetings of Catholic Daughters and related societies noted

Leona Esch of Cleveland will speak at the Catholic Daughters meeting at the hall with public doors at 8 30. A Pathian Sisters board party follows the meeting on Thursday evening January 26. A boys social cane class at the Y Wee A Tuesday at 4 00. High school boys may join the Tuesday session first. Senior Society of Second Congregational met with Violet Olmstead leading. fifty eight attended. Discussions covered money, wealth, power, and Christian living. Music by Richard and Irene Upton. Thelma Radcliff narrated A Use For Money. Social Committee to meet Berton Boynton Tuesday 7 30. C E to lead Sunday worship. Feb 1 C BE to lead prayer. county social at Lorain Presbyterian Friday Feb 6. Service closed with C E benediction.

Leona Marie Esch Association For Criminal Justice In Cleveland Catholic Daughters of Amerca H. of C. Hall Pathian Sisters Y. Wee. A Berton Boynton Iself William Ludlow Donald Hecock Adelbert Hazel Gwendolla Gaines Anette Whitney Loretta Botamer Robert Fox Jean Boggs Richard Irene Upton Thelma Radcliff Berton Boynton Tuesder C. E South Amherst C. BE Presbyterian Church Lorain C. E. Benediction

Young People’s League Met for Discussion on Living Just for Things

The Young People’s League of St. Paul’s church met last evening with Russel Manns leading the topic Living Just for Things. Scripture from Luke 12 10 to 34 guided discussion as Reverend Ernst Irion opened with hymn and prayer. Members George Bird Karl Quade Harley Reese Andrew Pitman and Margaret Pallas spoke before a closing benediction. The next meeting will be led by Thelma Mann on What Good is Our Church Doing.

Young People’s League of St. Paul’s Church Russel Manns Ernst Irion George Bird Karl Quade Harley Reese Andrew Pitman Margaret Pallas

Farewell Party for Miss Carolyn Manzo Hosted by Mrs Manzo

Mrs Tony Manzo hosted a Saturday farewell party at 12 Cambridge Street with 24 guests. Bridge tables provided diversion before amateur vaudeville entertainment, including D FasoliLaBerge Manzo and spouse Carl Manzo along with Mildred Dimick and Marian Stetson among attendees.

Tony Manzo Cambridge Street Carolyn Manzo Bridge D. Fasoli LaBerge Manzo Carl Manzo Reta Duimer Willoughby Frank Manzo Dortha Smith Roger Brown Myrtle Wiseman Theresa Manzo Joe Saunders Sam Manzo Thelma Bentley Charles Malik Jane Williams William Basinger Miss Mildred Dimick Howard Wendell Marian Stetson

New Vicks Voratone Antiseptic Introduced At Discount Price

Makers of Vicks VapoRub unveil Voratone a new oral antiseptic priced at less than half the usual cost. The limited trial offer provides five million bottles at 10c each, underscoring broad production, safety, and daily use for halitosis and oral hygiene.

Vicks VapoRule Vicks Eeesie

Community Club Meetings and Society Gatherings Listed

Multiple groups including Student Department of Music Arts Society Betty Jenson 353 West Avenue and Galaxy Club with Mrs. T. E. Seward Cascade Street hold meetings. Dinners, luncheons, and programs planned at various locations with changes noted.

Wednesday club meetings and church activities listed

Calendar of local gatherings including Ruth Simmons, Mrs Reinhardt, Martha Thomas, and various club and church groups. Sessions cover study clubs, needlework, social card parties, suppers, prayers, and PTA executive planning with multiple hosts and addresses.

Community church and club events in local notices

Grace Lutheran Church Aid Society meets. Pythian Sisters meet with Mrs Ida Henry of Loga n. Carlisle Neighborhood club meets with Mrs Carl Diedrich. Gleaners class of St Pauls church meets with Anna Schubert. Educational Dept sponsors card party at Woman's Club. United Presbyterian Aid Society holds silver tea at 2 PM hosted by Mrs Joy Lautenschlerer and Mrs A W Baird. Culture Club with Mrs L A Subbitts on 4th street. St Johns Aid Society missionary program. Pythian Sisters card party after meeting. Ninety Five Club meets. Twelve Merry Makers meet with Hazel Eavles of East River. Oberlin Branch of University Women meet with Mrs Thomas Graham. Emmanuel Lutheran Men’s Club speaker Professor Jiorton of Oberlin. Notawa Club meets at Y W C A. Elyria Commandery No 60 hosts complimentary party. Ladies Aid Society of Church of Christ. Rethel Shrine meets in I C C Fall. Catholic Daughters of American meet Circle 1 of St Pauls with Mrs Fred Wirth Nichols Court. Circle 4 of St Pauls meets with Is Sasse of 4th street. Builders class of J Pauls meets with Mrs H Reinhardt West Bridge street for evening meeting. Church night service at First Congregational will be preceded by it.

P. W Ruth Simmons Lake Avenue Noble Grands Ass’n Kate Reinhardt West Bridge Street Pi Kappa Nu Martha Thomas West Avenue Eagles Keen Kutter Club Chandler Longford Dames of Malta Circle No. 2 St. Paul’s Church Gust Krugman 10Th Street Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias Methodist Church United Presbyterian Church Ross Aungst Hamilton Men’s Club St. Andrew's Church St. Mary's Altar Society Banco Partry Circle 1 First Congregational Church Circle 2 First Cong’s C. C. McDonald Jr Cambridge Avenue Woodworth Wm. Meinke Columbus Street P.T. A. Council Say. & Trust Bank Grace Lutheran Church Aid Ciety Tast Pythian Ida Henry Logain Carlisle Carl Diedrich St. Paul's Church Anna Schubert Educational Dept Woman's Club United Presbyterian Aid Society Joy Lautenschlerer A. W. Baird Elyria Commandery No. 60 Ladies’ Aid Society of Church of Christ Rethel Shrine Catholic Daughters of American St. Paul’s Fred Wirth Nichols Court Circle 4 St. Paul's Is Sasse 4Th Street Builer J. Paul's H. Reinhardt 1St Cong's

Local Society Notes and Club Gatherings Fri

Friday events include ALF and FLW meet with M A Barr at 126 Chase Street and Woman's Club executive board Siena Gamma initiation. Columbia Club social at 10 St John's School Auditorium. Muswumps bridge at Woman's Club. Burns concert by Daughters of Scotia. W R C reports on committees. Northwest Excampment meeting. Charles Abbey Jr Club meets S 8. Lesson Study with Mrs Crisman at 225 Fairlawn Avenue. Church of Christ Dorcas class with Mrs Kuchenrither at 304 East Broad Street. Tad Junior Missionary Society at CUP Church after school.

ALF Flw M.A. Barr Chase Street Woman's Club Siena Gamma Columbia Club St. John’s School Muswumps Daughters of Scotia Northwest Charles Abbey Jr B. H. Crisman Fairlawn Avenue Church of Christ Dorcas Emma Kuchenrither East Broad Street Tad Junior Missionary Society CU P. Church

Gospel Teams Visit Shut-Ins and Orphanage Outreach

The Church of Christ Gospel Team met at the church yesterday with Miss Ann Roper leading eight attendees. Next Sunday the group will visit Oberlin county orphanage at 6 30 PM. Forty eighth members of the Christian Endeavor met for Sunday services led by Miss Lucille Hand with discussion on Dangers of Living Just for Things from Mark 12 2 7 34. Paul Wainwright sang a vocal solo. On January 31 a CE banquet will mark the 52nd anniversary of the founding with several speakers scheduled.

Church of Christ Gospel Annn Roper Oberlin Christian Endeavor Lucille Hand Hiertonic Paul Wainwright C. E Christian Endeavour

Elyria Musical Art Society to Meet at Betty Jenson Home

The Student Department will hold a Tuesday meeting at 33 West Avenue with Virginia Nee leading a 3 45 program of miscellaneous music at Betty Jenson's residence.

Elyria Musical Art Society Betty Jenson West Avenue Virginia Nee

Weekend guests visit Cheboygan to meet Mrs Smith

Miss Vivian Wilson of St Paul Minnesota joined Cheboygan residents as weekend guests of Mr Smiths mother and sisters staying at the Colonial Apartments.

Cheboygan Michigan Vivian Wilson St. Paul Minnesota Mr. Smith Colonial Apartments

Travel Lecture Series by Cleveland Club Opens in Elyria

The Cleveland Travel Club announces monthly spring lectures in Elyria with illustrated talks by national figures. The first speaker, Douglas Ward, presents Rainier the Magic Mountain on January 26 at 8 p.m. at the Fanver home on Washington Ave. Ward is a Drake University graduate with a U Chicago master's degree.

Cleveland Travel Club Elyria Douglas Ward Washington United States

Doctor Pay Gap Between Rhinitis and Cold Treatments

A reflected remark notes doctors who cure rhinitis receive higher fees than those treating a common cold, highlighting perceived value differences in medical care and patient willingness to pay.

Lunch at M. E. Church Tuesday 11 to 1

A community lunch offering ham or pot roast is planned at the M. E. Church. The sale runs Tuesday from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., with meals priced at twenty five cents.

M. E. Church

Bake Sale and Vegetable Soup Fundraiser Notice

Bake sale all day Tuesday at Hecock Floral by Lagrange Dorcas Society and a vegetable soup sale Thursday at 1st Congregational Church by Circle 4. Soup priced 20 cents per quart. Bring a container.

Hecock Lagrange Dorcas Society Cong’s Circle 4

Scientist and Priest Debate Humanity Amid Evolution Theory

A scientist recounts his search for the lung fish prompted by a priestly inquiry. He links human existence to an energetic drive behind evolution, explaining how emotions and meaning fit into this vast frame.

Joel

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