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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1936

Page

9

Society events fill Elyria club meetings with talks and plans

Members and guests of the Education department of the Elyria Woman's Club enjoyed a profitable afternoon as R C Maston outlined changes in American schooling and its goals. Edmund Wright performed piano numbers. A Valentine party for St. Mary's Parish students was planned for Feb 7. Dorcas class addressed by Mrs Foster. leadership changes crowned Mrs B C Alexander as president. The nursing Bible presentation and refreshments followed. Next meetings set for Feb 28 at Mrs E Hubbard and Feb 28 at Mrs George Kimbel’s home.

Elyria Woman’s Club R. C. Maston Elyria Edmund Wright Beethoven Chopin A. W. Peters F. CC. Billings J. A. Mason John Denney John K. Nece E. A. Hubbard H. J. Hogan Middle Avenue Catholic Study Club Fred Leister St. Mary’s Parish St. Mary’s Hall Ed Hayes Frank Verbeck H. C. Robinson Marsh Guenin George Kimbel Richard Gray Carl Hobert Bess Streeter Aldrich R. J. Rosselot Princeton Avenue

Garford P T A Bridge and Bunco Party Highlights

Garford P T A hosted a school event with ten bridge tables and bunco. Bridge winners were Mrs Nikoloff Miss Marian Webber and Mr. Johnson. Bunco prizes went to Mrs Arthur Radde Roy Minch. Organizing committee included Mrs William Griffin Mrs George Decker and others. Refreshments followed the games.

Garford Parent-Teacher Association

Class Elects Officers For Leonard Fowls Sunday School

Sixteen members of Leonard Fowls Sunday School class at the Methodist Church met at his home for a party last evening. Officers were elected: Bud Hofmann, President. Dick Sherman, Vice President. Wayne Meinke, Secretary and Treasurer. Jim Hurlbut, Reporter. After many games and refreshments served by the teacher's mother, the group departed around 10:90.

Leonard Fowls Methodist Church Bud Hofmann Dick Sherman Wayne Meinke Jim Hurlbut

Timely Subject For Round Table Club Review

The Round Table Club met with Mrs. Rodney Rockwood hosting and Mrs. Richard Stevens presenting on crime and prohibition. The talk cited 10 000 Public Enemies by Courtney Ryley Cooper foreworded by J Edgar Hoover, praising the justice department’s crime suppression and kidnaping fight. Dieting was the next topic by Ss. S. Rockwood quoting Diet and Die, noting fad diets and personal responsibility. The club will meet February 7 with Judge A R Webber as host.

Round Table Club Rodney Rockwood Richard Stevens Courtney Ryley Cooper J. Edgar Hoover Department of Justice Cooper Ss. S. Rockwood Carl Malmburg A R. Webber

Unity Club Social Tea Hosted by Mrs Herbert Smith

Unity Club members spent Friday afternoon enjoying needlework and were entertained by Mrs. Herbert Smith of Howe Street. Her daughter Florence helped serve refreshments to ten members. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Will Smith of Howe Street in two weeks.

Unity Club Herbert Smith Howestreet

Elyria Townsend Club General Meeting Features Pettijohn Talk

District Organizer Pettijohn will headline the Elyria Townsend Club No. 1 open meeting Monday at 7 30 PM in the club rooms at 136 Middle Avenue Akron attorneys will speak briefly. The event is open to the public.

Pettijohn Elyria Townsend Club No Middle Avenu Akron

Calendar events Monday benefit bridge and club meetings

A list of Monday activities includes Suns Club benefit bridge at Y Y W C A Soot Sus Club with Mrs LeRoy Smyth on Clark Street Ladies of G A R sponsor milk fund play at High School Auditorium Clio Club with Marion Romp North Olmsted Elrria Assembly Rainbow open installation in I O O F ball Knights of Columbus business session Colonial Club with Mrs C G Gull Earlcourt 1 30 Merry Stitchers with Irene Arpschott Hamilton Avenue Se Ca Club with Damy rious Meinke Columbus Street Girl Scouts Troop 3 at 2nd Congregational church Ladies of G A R 2 pm Literary Club with Mrs Henry Ingersoll Jr West Avenue John G Whitney class supper Methodist Church Townsend Club No 1 meets King Solomon s Lodge Business Women s Bible Class at Y W C A Choral Dept Musical Art Society at Y W C A 8 pm South Side Neighborhood Bible Class with Mrs P A Spieth 353 8th Street 2 30 Mrs Minnie Brown s Bible Class at 331 Cornell Avenue 2 30

Suns Club Y.Y. W Earlcourt Merry Stitchers Irene Arpschott Hamilton Avenue Se Ca Damyrious Meinke Columbus Street Girl Scouts 2Nd Congregational Church Literary Henry Ingersoll, Jr West Avenue John G. Whitney Methodist Church Townsend Club King Solomon’s Lodge Business Women’s Y. W.C. A. Choral Dept. of Musical Art Society South Side P. A. Spieth 8Th Street Minnie Brown Cornell Avenue

Dance Follows Auxiliary Post Meeting in Woodman Hall

About one hundred attended last night as Rollin E. Hinkson Auxiliary Post 3341 W F W held a dance in Woodman Hall. The organizing couples were Mr and Mrs Clarence Locke Mr and Mrs B Burton Mr and Mrs Clyde Clapp Mr and Mrs Mel Brown and Mr and Mrs Arthur Perkins. A dance is planned for next Friday in Woodman Hall and a Sewing Circle meeting is set for next Wednesday at Mrs Blanche Stegerwalds home 206 Denison avenue.

Rollin E. Hinkson Woodman Hall Clarence Locke B. Burton Clyde Clapp Mel Brown Arthur Perkins Sewing Circle Blanche Stegerwald Denison Avenue

Birthday party honors Maxine Roling by Peat Script club

Honor Associate Members of the Peat Script club were entertained at Mary Margaret Finnegan’s home on Howe street for a birthday party honoring Maxine Roling. Miss Roling received a gift. Bridge played with Jean O Conn or and Lucille Roling won high. Mildred Brown consoled. Plans made for a progressive party February 6. Next meeting February 6 at Maxine Roling’s home on La Grange road.

Peat Script Club Mary Margaret Finnegan Howe Street Maxine Roling Miss Roling Jean O’connor Lucille Roling Mildred Brown la Grange Road

Bunco Night At Miss Ryan Home Hosts Prizes

The Triple Three club enjoyed Bunco at Miss Eileen Ryan 375 Furnace Street last evening. Prizes went to Joan Gray and Rosalee Baron, club president. Hostess and her mother served luncheon. Next meeting planned at Rosemarie Kaiser’s Jefferson Street home on Friday February 7.

Triple Three Eileen Ryan Furnace Street Bunco Joan Gray Rosalee Baron Rosemarie Kaiser Jefferson Street

Local license names listed for multiple residents

Licenses issued to Phillip C. Dechant an Avon steel worker Agnes C. Austin of Loran Lester FR Alexander of Carlisle township crater Natale Kowalski of Elvira Reinhart Hofmann of Oberlin and Edith M. Dewey of Pittafield township outlining the roster of licensees across several townships and trades.

Phillip C. Dechant Avon Agnes C. Austin Lorain Lester FR. Alexander Carlisle Crater Natale Kowalski Elvrra Reinhart Hofmann Oberlin Farmer Edith M. Dewey Pittafield

Local Personal Notices and Visits Today

Mr and Mrs H T Foley and daughter Muriel of Akron were guests of Mr Foley's family on Hart Court attending the Silver Jubilee Scouters Convention. James Burnet, William Burnet, Miss Andre Burnet and Mrs Jennie Walker of Toronto are guests of Mrs Mary Alice Burnet. Mrs Wilson Blaine and grandson Jimmy Van Horn plan a Tampa visit with Mr and Mrs M D Roberts. New arrivals include a son born to Mr and Mrs Herman Roling in Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 25. Mrs T M Jackson of River Forest returns home after a week with her daughter Mrs E W Johnston. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Lester Juchem in North Ridgeville on January 24 at Elyria Memorial. Dr and Mrs George D Nichols expect return from Palm Beach after six weeks with Mr and Mrs F W Anderson. Harold F Weiland of 139 Huron Street takes a Civil Service exam in Sandusky today. Homer Carpenter, son of Mr and Mrs J O Carpenter, Second Street, named special attorney in the Anti-Trust Division in Washington, D C.

H. T. Foley Muriel Akron Foley Hart Court Suilver Jubilee Firelands Area Council James Burnet William S. Burnet Andre Burnet Jennie Walker Toronto Ontario Mary Alice Burnet Second Street Wilson Blaine Jimmy van Horn Tampa Florida M. D. Roberts Herman Roling Lexington Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital T. M. Jackson River Forest Illinois E. W. Johnston Hamilton Street Lester Juchem North Ridgeville George D. Nicholas Palm Beach F. W. Anderson Harold F Weiland Huron Street Sandusky Homer Carpenter J. O. Carpenter Anti- Trust Division Department of Justice Washington, D. C

Organize New Group Of Young Women at YWCA

Last evening the YWCA hosted a meeting to form a new group of young women who have finished high school and are home, in business college, or just starting work. A planning session established plans to reconvene next Friday to formalize the organization. The organizing committee includes Mrs. D. W. McLeod, Miss Gertrude Mallory, Miss Mary Emily Scott, Miss Mary Louise Duffy, Miss Virginia Bringer, Miss Mary Eleanor Foster, and Miss Lucille Gutensohn. Monopoly was the main attraction, followed by refreshments.

D. W. McLeod Gertrude Mallory Mary Emily Scott Mary Louise Duffy Virginia Bringer Mary

W R C Plans Party At First Meeting Of Year

The Women's Relief Corps held its first meeting of the year in the I O O F hall with Mrs Claire Wendell as president. Cold weather reduced attendance but reports showed the corps in good shape and a birthday and homecoming dinner was set for February 28. Sunshine chairman Anna Grace Bright and executive chairman O B Rankin were named. A busy year is planned including a February 14 Valentine party with hoped for large turnout.

Women’s Relief Corps I. O. O. F. Hall Claire Wendell Wendell Anna Grace Bright O. BE. Rankin

Church of Christ to Hold Evening Youth Dinner Meeting

The Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of Christ plans 5 45 pm service tomorrow at the church and will join the Young People of North Eaton church for a supper meeting. Minister Will J Foster announced the sermon topic for tomorrow morning is The Wider Brother.

Christian Endeavor Society of Church of Christ North Eaton Church Will J. Foster

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary

Hospital admissions list includes Peter Kilta a transient Raymond Like 116 Byington Court Stanley Zacharysas 501 Huron Street Nonee Cope Lake Avenue and Mrs Herman Roling 268 Lexington Avenue Discharges list shows Noxe for current patient exits.

Peter Kilta Raymond Like Byington Ct Stanley Zacharysas Huron Street Nonee Cope Lake Ave Herman Roling Lexington Avenue

Campaign Plan To Finance Elyria Scout Work

Local men launched a sustaining membership drive to fund Elyria’s share of Firelands Area Council work. A three day campaign February 20 to 22 aims for 1750 dollars via sustaining memberships. Judge Guy B. Findley noted increased activities since joining the council and plans for National Boy Scout Week February 6 to 13 with ongoing training and scouting events.

Elyria Firelands Area Council M. E Boy Scouts Guy B. Findley Area Council

Alaska Colony Dazed By H L Shaves Cost One Dollar

DETROIT reports that Alaska colonists in Palmer, former Michigan residents, favor home made beauty with permanent waves at eighteen dollars and shaves at one. A letter from Mrs. Harold Zook notes Alaska potatoes fail to mature, oats and peas as stock diet, milk at a quarter a quart, and good vegetables. She hopes to run a store but cites high prices due to limited competition. Palmer’s power plant lights homes around 4:30 PM.

Detroit Michigan Palmer Alaska Harold Zook Zook

Princeton Ave Garford church services and schedules

Parsonage at 354 Princeton Ave. Dr J L Urich ThD pastor. Study in sacristy weekdays 9 to 1. Sunday services 10 49 A M confession and absolution 9 45 A M Bible School. Holy days 6 00 A M communion 10 45 A M Holy Communion. Saturday catechism 9 45 to 11 A M Broad St West Ave Rev Armin Schroeder pastor. 9 15 A M Sunday School 10 A M English service Sundays 11 A M German service. No English service first Sundays January April July October. no German service when English communion.

Ernst Irion Grace Lutheran Church Cor Princeton Ars River St F. J. Schumm Holy Cross Fourteenth St West Ava Budny Princeton Ave Garford J. L. Urich Th. D Church Bible School Broad St West Ave Armin Schroeder

Corner Lake Ave and West Street Church Schedule

Dr. A. E. Kemp presides as pastor with a 10:45 A M service at Corner Lake Ave and West Street. Evening activities include 6:00 P M Intermediate Christian Endeavor and Senior Christian Endeavor, 7:15 Sunday Night Club, and 7:39 Midweek Church Night Service on Wednesday.

Corner Lake Ave West Street A. E. Kemp Intermediate Christian Endeavor Senior Christian Endeavor

Armless Man Reaches Goal Inspires With Feats

Hermano Unthan, armless, says he has enjoyed all that arm rich people do and envies none. In The Armless Fiddler he details learning to use his feet like hands, touring as a vaudeville artist and circus performer. He offered aid to the German army in 1914 and taught armless men to substitute feet for hands.

Detroit Hermano Unthan Unthan

Parish Schedule at 119 West River Street

Rev Bela P Bacso hosts Sunday School at 900 AM and church service at 1000 each Sunday. A Hungarian sermon follows at 200 PM. Evening service at 600 PM and Christian Endeavor after. Margaret Koszkyu to lead.

Bela P. Bacso Christian Endeavor Margaret Koszkyu

58 Million See National Parks

Washington reported that over 58 million people found recreation in the National Parks last year, with National Forest visitors peaking at about 58.55 million including highway travelers. The rise is linked to unemployment relief work expanding roads, campgrounds, and improved facilities while preserving natural areas.

Washington Forest Service Department of Agriculture National Forest

Perfume Picks For Afternoons And Evenings

A reader asks for perfume advice fitting a medium, impulsive profile and tailored attire. A gardenia skin perfume is suggested for afternoons as affordable versatile option and body rub after bathing, with lighter florals for day and a sweeter bouquet for evening. avoid heavy exotic scents.

J.E

Keeping Sauce Hot Indefinitely in Double Boiler

A technique to keep tf sauce hot for an indefinite period by placing it over hot water in a double boiler without cooking. This prevents thickening or pasty texture that happens with frequent reheating or prolonged cooking.

Denied Driving Rights in Columbus Under Responsibility Law

The State Bureau of Motor Vehicles revoked the driving rights of A. C. Meyers of Birmingham under the Drivers' Financial Responsibility law.

Columbus State Bureau of Motor Vehicles A. C. Meyers Birmingham

Nugget Found by Gold Seekers in Ural Fields

In Sverdlovsk U S 8 S R a group of gold seekers found at a depth of 16 feet a nugget weighing 13 kilograms 787 grams. The nugget is the third largest ever found in Ruwala.

Sverdlovsk U. S S. R Ural Ruwala

Heavy Casualties Reported in Ethiopian Front Fight

Rome reports over three days in the Tembien area on the northern front more than 5,000 Ethiopians and 743 Italian and native troops killed or wounded. Italian losses include 25 white officers killed and 19 wounded, 289 white soldiers dead or wounded, and 310 Eritrean troops hurt. A wireless message from Ethiopian commander Rag Kassai allegedly sought reinforcements.

Rome Tembien Rag Kassa

Young Democrats Meet In Columbus Convention Opens In Ohio

The League of Young Democrats of Ohio holds its first Columbus convention to elect a president and gain campaign stimulus. Governors Davey of Ohio and Chandler of Kentucky will speak at tonight’s meeting, with Davey delivering a message from Washington after talks with Roosevelt and other leaders.

Columbus League of Young Democrats of Ohio Davey A. B. Chandler Kentucky Washington Roosevelt

Divine Science Meeting on Time and Events

Robert T. Richards Planocracy leads an open forum at Mrs Shattuck's home 110 Floral Ct Sunday at 230 PM. The discussion invites all questions on time and events beyond human mastery.

Robert T. Richards Planocracy

Pilgrim Community Church School Notice

Cambridge and Prospect Stream at 30 A. M. church school session led by Mrs. Jessie Bauer with September start indicated.

Pilgrim Community Church Cambridge and Prospect Stream Jessie Bauer

Texas Tires Experiment To Aid Traffic Safety

Texas will try to cut traffic deaths with new driver license law after April 1. Inspector J D Moffatt said compulsory accident reports will let traffic officers count accidents and determine their causes to locate where safeguards are needed.

Texas Tires Austin Tex Texas J. D. Moffatt Department of Public Safety

American flag to fly with French flag at Versailles door

Deputy Henry Haye mayor of Versailles decrees the American flag will fly permanently beside the French flag over the door of the Military of Versailles, establishing a lasting symbolic alliance.

Paris Henry Haye Versailles

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Maston Woman's Club Dorcas Will Foster Harvard Avenue Doris Monroe Will Hill Harry Weaks B. C. Alexander Wells Foster Monroe Nance Mildred Cope Maude Salen C. F. Neuwirth Schwind’s Picture Store Newell Hotel Russel Rupert, Mgr Thousand Island Briarcliff Junior College Scarborough N. Y Marie de Chadenedes Helen Ciluzzi Antoinette Bond Sally Roberts YWCA W.R.C. Plans Party Church of Christ Notes Alaska Colony Church Directory AL Corner Court Second Streets Wm. Muir Auld Good Will Spiritualist Church Ford M. Fryberger Spirit Friends United Presbyterian Second St Geo. Brown Bibble School Ae B. M Texedos First Methodist Court Streets E. J. Bond Epworth League Christ's Temple Oberlin Road Brotherhood Mission Society NT. Zion Baptist Os Lodi Willis Jackson First Church OF Christ Scientist 309 East Avenue Redington Block Middle Ave Bethany Baptist Church Seventeenth Street C. C. Smith H. R African Methodist Church First Hungarian Baptist Church Julius Kish W. River St Alex Yosa Young Peoples Ae Age Gospel Mission East Bridge Street First Baptist Church R. E. Neighbour ST. Paul's Evangelical Third Street Church OF God IN Christ E. Harris Salvation Army Services R. W. Amore Church OF the Nazarene Cleveland W. F. Clay Young Peoples Service Alliance Spiritualist Church C. O. F. Hall Anna Hale Shiloh Baptist Church C. Brown Chapel Streets G. W. Hall Lepworth League ST. Andrew’s Church Third St Edwin B Redhead Kappa Beta Kappa E. Peck Kermit Leiby Second Baptist Church Thompson's Hall G. T. Settle Young People's Sunere Emmanuel Lutheran Church ST. John's Lutheran Magyar Reformed Church West River Street Dreamland Theatre Ethiopia Young Democrats Divine Science U. 8 Wilmot Pty. Co Masonic Temple Imperial Furniture Co
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