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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1938

Page

7

Markley Boy Scouts Receive Charter

Nine local boys became charter members of Troop 138 in the Firelands Area Council at a January ceremony held at The Markley School. Edgar Gates and Troop 106 of Elyria conducted the investiture as F. Hockenbrouch of Lorain presented the membership certificates.

John Harnish Sr Edward McGucken Mr. Gates Warren Ohio Clyde Robert Haynes Willem Worcester John Harnish Warren Boneley Mike Fogel Ralph Richards Edward Czak John Kozaces Roach Haynes W. EE Heck Newcomb Lorain Markley Parent-Teacher Association

Miss Clifford to Speak on Europe Trip at Pittsfield

Miss Caroline Clifford of Wellington High School will discuss her recent trip to Europe in a Friday night lecture at Pittsfield Methodist Church at 8 o'clock. The program begins at 8 with refreshments served cafeteria style and no admission charged.

Pittsfield Caroline Clifford Wellington High School Europe

Bride-Elect Delphina Gilgenbach Feted in Ridgeville

Miss Delphina Gilgenbach, bride-elect to Florian Hall of Olmsted Falls, was honored at a Sunday party at her parents’ Ridgeville home. Bunco prizes went to Charlotte West, Harold Smith, and Rita Barnes. Guests showered her with gifts after a refreshment course.

Ridgeville Delphina, Gilgenbach Florian Hall Olmated Falls William Gilgenbach Bunco Charlotte West Harold Smith Rita Barnes Ray Schartman Bernard Pitts E. J. Gilgenbach Mia Ruth Josephine Hall Mary Steffin Delphina Rosella Linden Beatrice Gertrude Maria Gilgenbach

Suburban Calendar Highlights Local Club and Church Events

Tonight Avon Lak h Boy Scouts meet at Park Hall at 7 30 P M Chatham High basketball travels to Liverpool High at 7 30 P M Carlisle East Carlisle Community Club sponsors a card party and box social at the school Pastor invited. North Olmsted Ladies Aid Card Party at Frank Biddulph home 8 30 P M Welcome Sisters Card Party at town hall 8 30 P M Saturday 500 Club meets at 8 P M with Mr and Mrs R E Taylor La Grange Epworth League meets at Brooks home 8 P M Kipton Camden PTA card party at school auditorium short program raffle public invited. Sunday Chatham Gospel Team Oberlin rings at 10 A M at Congregational church Litchfield morning service at 11 A M instead of 11 15 A M New London dedication of First M E Church Educational Unit Bishop H Lester Smith Dr W W Wagar speakers North Olmsted M Naught Anti Saloon League speaks at Congregational church 10 45 A M Pittsfield Potluck dinner after morning service 10 30 A M Everyone welcome. Monday New London Rotary Club meets at M B Ald Hall at noon New London CLC meets with Wining Bursley at 8 P M North Olmsted Kiwanis Club meets at Parish House 6 30 P M C R B Strobel speaker.

Avon Lakh—Boy Scouts Park Hall Chatham Chatham High Liverpool High Carlisle East Carlisle Community Club North Olmsted Ladies Aid Frank Biddulph Porter Road Sistera Lake Avenue R. E. Taylor LA Grange Epworth Clifford Floyd Brooks Kipton Camden P.T. A Sud Lutch Puble Chatham—Gospel Team Oberlin Litchfield New London First M. E. Church H. Lester Smith W. W. Wagar M. MacNaught Anti-Saloon League Congregational Pittsfield NEW London—Rotary Club M. B. Ald Hall NEW London—C. L Wining Bursley North Olmsted — Kiwants Club Strobel

Brighton Institute Closes Successfully

The Brighton Farmers' Institute held at Brighton High School on January 21 and 22 drew strong attendance. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Norman Everson, vice president Robert Case, secretary Mrs. Dean McClellan, and treasurer Miss Delay Draper.

Brighton Brighton Farmers’ Institute Brighton High School Norman Everson Robert Case Dean McClellan Mias Delay Draper Donald Goss Rat John Gemmel Richard Leilenaugle

Universalist Ladies To Serve Dinner Feb 3

Universalist Ladies plan a community dinner on February 3 served by Group 1 from 6 30 to 7 p m followed by a short play The Trysting Place presented by Mrs Stewart Mills Mrs Evelyn Wedshing Mrs Marian Elkins Mrs William Beate and Mrs William Schneider under director Mrs Grace Patterson. The January meeting featured Mrs George Campbell discussing Braille writing in a talk by the Lakewood author and noted Braille advocate.

George Campbell Lakewood Campbell Rankin Vancouver British Columbia G. C. Rankin Stewart Mills Evelyn Wedshing Marian Elkins Wiliam Beate William Schneider Grace Patterson

Pittsfield Church Plans Sunday Potluck Dinner

Following morning services at the Community Church on Sunday January 30 a pot luck dinner will be served. Everyone is welcome to join the congregation. A committee will call on church members in the afternoon.

Pittsfield

Organize Friendly Neighborhood Club Formed in Pittsfield

At a meeting of former district No 6 PTA members held at the Dayton home the Friendly Neighborhood Club was formed. Mrs James Pycratt presided as 36 members from the former No 5 district joined for games won by Mrs Louemma Whitney. Refreshments followed. next meeting is Friday March 11 at the Pickworth home with Mrs Albert Hostettler as chair.

Pittsfield Clayton Pickworth Albert Hostettler

Kipton Grange To Stage Comedy At Pittsfield

Kipton Grange presents a three act comedy Calm Yourself at the Community church on Thursday night February 3 at o'clock. The Pittsfield group will furnish the music. Proceeds go to the Community church and the Kipton Grange.

Pittsfield Kipton Grange

Birthday Surprise for A J Hulse at Home

Surprised on Wednesday evening, A J Hulse’s friends gathered at his home for a birthday party with games music and refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ed Henson of Elyria Merrill Nash and family Wodney Nash William Harrison Allen Janice Meyers Miner Eldred and Lynn among others.

Eldred Lynn

North Ridgeville Briefs Notes on Local Visitations and Appointments

North Ridgeville brief notices report W L Bartlett improving after illness and guests visiting area families including Roths and Van Hams in Cleveland. Also mentions Knowles visitors in Olmsted Falls, Salisbury family from Delaware, and Detroit connections. Ridgeville Board of Education appoints Henry Steffen to fill a vacancy. Local repairs in progress for new tenants. Ladies Benevolent Society meeting postponed due to bad weather. Rising food prices mitigate some devaluation benefits in Switzerland. Kellogg’s All Bran for Health.

W. L. Bartlett Altho A. C. Roth Herbert Roth Donna Roth Elizabeth van Hamn Laura van Haun Cleveland EH. M. Knowles Len Bickley Olmsted Falls John Salisbury Norma Jean Delaware N. Salisbury C. H. Maple Detroit BE. M. Knowles John J. BR. Baldwin East Ridgeville Board of Education Henry Steffen Harold Mitchell Mike Robinson Pittsburgh Ladies Benevolent Sociery

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