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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1929

Page

17

Circle 8 Meeting Hostess Plans February Luncheon

First Church circle 8 to meet at Mrs. Jas A Hewitt s Park Avenue home on February 20 for a tureen dinner. Previous circle gathering at Mrs Bessie Van Dusen s Middle Avenue home drew 26 members with Rev and Mrs Auld visiting and the group heard reports from China and yellow fever studies.

Jas. A. Hewitt Park Avenue First Congregational Church Bessie van Dusen Middle Avenue Auld Lucy Houserman W. N. Taylor Mabel Bullock William Wilder Otto Greene Schauffler Training School Cleveland Robert Davies Percy Watson China

Family Guests Plan Florida Sojourn for Six Weeks

Mrs Root of Medina is visiting Mrs Lockard on Harvard Avenue. Mr and Mrs RR Ronou ard and grandson Kay, and Mr and Mrs John Handley will depart next Tuesday by auto for Valatka and Ilama, Florida, staying six weeks.

Root Medina Lockard Harvard Avenue Ronouard Kay John Handley Valatka Ilama Florida

Fragmented OCR Summary Card From Unreadable Text

The readable fragments describe a local event with names and places partially visible. Details are unclear due to severe OCR distortion, but there appear to be references to people and locations in a short community notice. No coherent outcome or dates can be determined from the legible segments.

Evening Club Meetings Church Groups Social Gatherings

Tonight multiple local groups hold meetings and events across town. The Girls Friendly Society meets at St Andrews Church. Carlisle Neighborhood Club gathers at Mrs Carl Diedrick on LaGrange road. Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary installs officers. High Bidders Club visits Mrs A S Meike Beebe Court. P L H Club at Miss Genevieve Kisers West River Street. Foxy Eight Club at Miss Dorothy Millers Blaine Street. Fidele Club at Mrs Boltons East Avenue. YWCA hosts a 6 30 banquet at St Pauls Evangelical church. Northwestern Encampment works in the Golden Rule Degree. Lorain County Osteopathic Society also meets.

Girls Friendly Society St. Andrews Church Carlisle Carl Diedrick LaGrange Road Ladies’ Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars A.S. Meike Beebe Court P. L. H. Club Genevieve Kiser West River Street Foxy Eight Dorothy Miller Blaine Street Fidele Club Bolton East Avenue St. Paul’s Evangelical Church Lorain County Osteopathic Society

Musical Recital At Vietzen Home In Elyria

The sixth recital of fretted musical instruments by William E. Austat's Banjo Mandolin and Guitar group was at A C Vietzen home Spruce Street on Wednesday January thirtieth. A large crowd attended with dainty refreshments. Performers included Virginia Renouard Hazel Gibson Mrs Marie Dearing Ralph Seekins Clyde Reynolds Wm Robertson Mr Frank Jones Josephine Caywood Mrs Fred Seekins Mrs E H Snellenberger Harriett King C Grandstaff and Mr Aust.

Elyria William E. Ausat A. C. Vietzen Spruce Street Virgina Renouard Hazel Gibson Marie Dearing Ralph Seekins Clyde Reynolds Wm. Robertson Frank Jones Josephine Caywood Fred Seekins E. H. Snellenberger Harriett King C. Grandstaff Aust Lucille Spaeth Herman Roland Norman Abbey Robert Hesstler Bob Haswell Mable Spaeth Stahl H. King W. Robertson Aus F. Jones Robert Hestler Yorktown Dean I. H. Snellenberger Brockmeyer

Past Noble Grand Officers and Yearly Reports Seen

The Past Noble Grand Association met at Mrs. Alice Suttons home with 24 members and two priests present. New member Mrs. Jeanette Arnold was welcomed. officers elected include President Lota Farrell and secretary Anna L. Friday. The afternoon featured music and readings, with several members listed as ill.

Noble Grand Association Alice Sutton Gulf Street Cassie Richards Hattie Castle Loretta Rheinhart Root Medina Miss Sutton Jeanette Arnold Lota Farrell Lottie Laundon Anna L Kathryn Reinhardt Grace Heidrich Sunshine Anna Gehrke Ellen Lockard Jennie Lent Stella Kirk Nellie Woodruff Lorena Handby Grace Heldrick Cora Bimis Loren Haddcy Grace Archambeau Anna Gebrke Danzy Harvard Avenue Elizabeth Ross Middle Avenue Gillen

Wonder Banco Club Hosts Evening at Mrs Reid Home

The Wonder Banco Club met at Mrs J Reid's Grant Street home last evening. Three banco tables ran, with Mrs Grace Schwert taking first prize, Mrs Emma Zarley second, and Mrs Jolla Wells third. After refreshments the group adjourned to meet in two weeks at Mrs Grace Schwert's Adelbert Avenue.

Wonder Banco J. Reid Grant Street Banco Grace Schwert Emma Zarley Jolla Wells Adelbert Avenua

Friendship Club Groups Plan Work Session at YWCA

The Friendship Club at the YWCA held an Wednesday afternoon meeting where the Minstrel group speaker Miss Kinison discussed Mormon customs and music. The SQU S group planned visits to adopted grandmothers and Valentine drives for city children. Handcraft group, guided by new advisor Miss Dorothy Boor, worked on projects while Betty Nilsen read. Next week meetings move to a 3:30 start until the Sunday campaign ends.

Friendship Club Miss Kinison Dorothy Boor Betty Nilsen

Circle Three meets at Mrs Washburns home for paper on Africans

Circle Three of the First Congregational church met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs C G Washburns Harrison street home. Mrs H H Stiffler assisted. Mrs James Thomas read a paper on Famous Africans in Africa and America. Mrs George Ely reported current events. Twenty guests attended and tea was served. Meeting adjourned to March with Mrs Howard Cook to entertain.

Circle Three First Congregational Church C. G. Washburn Harrison Street

Circle No 2 of St Pauls church meets at Kenyon home

St Pauls Circle No 2 met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Ed Heuser s home 430 Kenyon avenue eight members attended A report on last month s dinner was presented and praised Refreshments followed Members urged a large turnout for the February 13 gathering at Mrs Otto Bielke s Kenyon avenue home

ST. Paul’s Circle St. Paul’s Church Ed Heuser Kenyon Avenue Otto Bielke

Keen Kutter Club Valentine Tureen Event

A Keen Kutter Club meeting at Mrs. Lydia Miller’s Adelbert Street home drew good attendance and included a tureen luncheon. Visitors Mrs. Edith Miller and Mrs. Bessie Smith were welcomed as new members. Mrs. Edith Miller invited the group to a February 13 tureen dinner at her Stop Eleven Lake Avenue home, asking members to bring a valentine.

Keen Kutter Club Valentine Lydia Miller Adelbert Street Edith Miller Bessie Smith Stop Eleven Lake Avenue

Bride elect honored with miscellaneous shower

Miss Luella Wilcoxson bride elect of Richard Gehl was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. S. Niemeyer at 149 Harvard Avenue. Thirty guests danced, prizes awarded to Mr. Peters Mrs. E. Meschke and Mrs. A. Lehman. Gifts later brought in a basket with green and white decor. Donald Renz delivered gifts on a wagon.

Luella Wilcoxson Richard Gehl S. Niemeyer Harvard Avenue Danco Mr. Peters E. Meschke A. Lehman Donald Renz

PLOCHERS ENTERTAIN AT SPRING VALLEY CLUB

Mr and Mrs Karl Plocher of Fourth street host a birthday dinner at Spring Valley Country Club in honor of Mr Plocher. Guests include Mr and Mrs Ralph Murdach Mr and Mrs Thomas N Cook Mr and Mrs E F Flindell Mr and Mrs Alvin Piocter and Mr and Mrs A W Kimball Bridee will be the diversion after dinner.

Society Plocher Spring Valley Club Karl Plocher Fourth Street Mr. Plocher Spring Valley Country Club Ralph Murdach Thomas N. Cook E. F. Flindell Alvin Piocter A. W. Kimball Bridee

First Ladies Aid Meeting at Emmanual Church

The inaugural meeting of the Ladies' Aid of the Emmanual United Lutheran Church was hosted by Mrs. Charles Garford at 444 Oxford Street. Officers were elected: Mrs. Garford president, Mrs. Confam vice president, Mrs. Weisbrod secretary and treasurer, and Mrs. Rinehold Sunshine treasurer. A bake sale was planned for February. Refreshments followed, and Mrs. Conram invited the group to meet February 27 at her Princeton Avenue home.

Emmanual United Lutheran Church Charles Garford Oxford Street Garford Confam Weisbrod Rinehold Sunshine

Club Honors Member With Party On East Broad Street

Miss Margaret Taylor entertained the Triple Four Bridge Club at her home on East Broad Street in compliment to Miss Alie Robinson who enters training at Charity Hospital Cleveland on Tuesday. Prizes went to Mark Kiser first and Aliee Robbingsor second, with Catherine Barres consolation. A luncheon followed. The club will meet next time with Marie Kiser on West Second.

Margaret Taylor Triple Four

Congregational Circle One meets at Mrs. Ingersoll's home

Circle One of the First Congregational Church gathered at Mrs. Henry Ingersoll Sr on Middle Avenue for a reading of Lowell's Vision of Sir Launfal and a business session. Refreshments followed with aides Mrs. Schilleman Mrs. Rawson and Mrs. Aust assisting. Next meeting set for February 20 at Mrs. Ed Fowell on Ninth Street. Attendance was large.

Congregational Henry Ingersoll First Congregational Church Middle Avenue Ingersoll Lowell Launfal Alex Schilleman Charles Rawson Frank Aust Ed Fowell Ninth Street

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed

The hospital note lists admissions including Mrs Arch ie Tar sor of 1001 West avenue and discharges such as Madge Garen of 522 West Second street Michael Kopcar Jr of 129 Elbe street Jay McLauglin of 113 Fairmount avenue Mrs Urban O Bringer with a baby girl John Albert of 128 Blake street and Mrs Nellie M Hill visiting Cleveland for the state Board of Trustees of the W C T U meeting and luncheon at noon.

Archie Tarsor West Avenue Madge Garen West Second Street Michael Kopcar, Jr Elbe Street Jay McLauglin Fairmount Avenue Urban O’bringer Clark Street John Albert Blake Street Nellie M Hill Washington Avenue Cleveland State Board of Trustees Cleveland Metal

Veterinarian Dr Ambstaetter Opens Amherst Office

Announcement notes Dr Ar N Ambstaetter a veterinarian formerly of Elyria now located in Vermilion for three years has moved to 519 Church St Amherst Ohio and lists phone number 5282 for contact.

Ar. N. Ambstaetter Elyria Vermilion Church St Amherst Ohio

W S H Club Holds West River Street Meeting

Mrs Bennie Springowsky hosted the W S H Club at her West River street home for eight games of five hundred. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs John Kolopos Mrs Frank Gordon and Mrs Anna Radacsi. A luncheon followed with plans for the next meeting at Mrs Louis Toth Jr's West River street home.

Bennie Springowsky W. S. H. Club West River Street John Kolopos Frank Gordon Anna Radacsi Louis Toth, Jr

Unclear Names Weave Through Elyria Area Notices

Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals with ages and roles in Elyria and Henrietta township including Robert Halloway 36 laborer Susie Johnson 28 and a Justice of the Peace. Also named are Ben McDowell 37 laborer Rug br Ohio and Ruby Norton 25 Henrietta township with Rev. Holze wartt.

Robert Halloway Elyria Susie Johnson Ben McDowell Rugbr Ohio Ruby Norton Henrietta Township Rev Holzewartt

Elyria Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits and News

Mrs James B Barnes of Sydney is guest of Mr and Mrs L B Fauver in Washington avenue. Cc C Stolzenburg and son Chester attended the McKinley banquet in Lorain. Dale White returns tonight to New York City after weekend in Elyria. Birth announced for eight and three quarter pound son to Mr and Mrs C H Darland of Boise Idaho born Saturday January 26. Mrs Darland formerly Miss Gladys Kelly of the city daughter of Mr and Mrs C S Kelly of 1305 East avenue. Miss Annette Boothford and De Forest Rimbach attended the Automobile Show in Cleveland yesterday. Alice Robinson leaves Tuesday for Cleveland to enter training at Charity hospital. Mr and Mrs K L Meredith and sons of 223 Eighth street attended the Automobile Show at Public Auditorium in Cleveland yesterday. Mrs R I Henderson 165 Harvard avenue spends the winter in California and Nevada. Miss Eunice Jewett of Cuyahoga Falls, formerly Elyria, graduated Falls High January 1929 class. Her aunt Mrs Elisabeth Thute visiting S H Jewitt attended the exercises.

James B. Barnes Sydney Ohio Darland Gladys Kelly C. S. Kelly East Avenue Annette Boothford de Forest Rimbach Cleveland Alice Robinson Charity Hospital K. L. Meredith Eighth Street Public R. I. Henderson Harvard Avenue California Nevada Eunice Jewett Cuyahoga Falls Elyria The Falls High School Eliabeth Thute S. H. Jewitt

Polish Dance by St Josephs Soc at Eagles Hall

St Josephs Society presents a Polish dance Saturday February 2 at Eagles Hall Elyria with Leo Dorsz Orchestra. All welcome for an evening of music and dancing.

St. Joseph’s Soc Eagles Hall Elyria Leo Dorsz

Local residents and visitors in a flurry of travel and births

The notice lists numerous people visiting leaving or staying with friends across Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh Warren and Sandusky. Highlights include Dorothy Waters traveling to Johns town to visit family then to Los Angeles for three months with her parents and siblings. Birth announcements include twins to Archie Taylor and a daughter for Clarence and Mrs Brown and a son for Wallace Nichols. The text mentions several relocations apartments suites and a seventh birthday celebration for Edward Terrell.

B. Harper Catherine Jewett Akron Slocombe Youngstown Dorothy Waters Adams Street Johnstown Pennsylvania B. J. Waters Charles Los Angeles California B.F. Waters C. C. Rosenberry Second Street Pittsburgh William Fought Lindsey Ohio Frank Wunderly Marseilles Avenue E. H. Terrell East Broad Street 0. H Terrell Edward Warren L. J. Terrell Sandusky Edward Terrell Frank Allsop L. E. Sweet West River Street C. H. Merthe Marian Miami Florida Walter Underwood O'Donnell Apartments Archie Taylor West Avenue

Marmola prescription tablets promise fat loss the modern way

A promotional pitch extols Marmola tablets as a safe scientific method to reduce excess fat without exercise or diet. It claims 20 years of use and millions of boxes, with a book in every box detailing the formula and purposes, urging readers to buy a $1 box from a druggist to see beauty health and vitality improve.

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Circle NO First Church Fell Home Charles Fell Sr W. A Matthews Rodeheaver Charles Gabriel Lord D. B. Ackley D. B. Ackley. Mrs. Sundey York Cong E. G. Jenkins Alvin C. York Circle No. 4 Martin Mueller Earl Jenkins Buckeye Bunco Club Charles Gildemeister M. A. Jenkins Carl Kaiser William King O. Finkle East Side Guild East Side St. Andrew's Church Leland Minch Cornell Avenue Gulf Road Parent Teacher Association Vietzen Washburn Home Emmanual Lutheran Church W.S. H. Club Charis Charis 2Nd St Brooks Block Masonic Temple Elyria Memorial Hospital George McFadden Sioux City Iowa Devon Courts McFadden Maytag Company Wallace Nichols Cleveland Street Kenneth Sexton East Third Street Clarence Brown Brown Jean Parmely High Street AGV LaVeda Hat Shop NEW Spring Broad St Washington Ave Ebert Wine Broad Street Max Horwitz Prop Walton Ice Winceles ST the Fay Company Feminine Paris
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