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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1939

Page

9

Guest Speakers Discuss Federal Agencies In Merit System

Elyria League of Women Voters held a meeting in Elyria Council chambers to review the federal merit system. Speakers from Post Office Social Security Aid to Dependent Children and other agencies explained civil service status and functions.

Merit System Elyria League of Women Voters Elyria Curtis Spence Pendleton Ohio Spence League Charles Sartor Sumner Day L. D. Lancashire Doris Todd Lois Buns William France Ernest Holmes WPA PWA NYA Ccc C. J. Hummel Agriculture Extension Service Max Phillips Elyria Production Credit Association John Buckley Margaret Bolton

Tureen Dinner Honors Miss Mabel Henderson

Miss Mabel Henderson of Berea Kentucky was guest of the Rainbow class of First Methodist church in Elyria last evening. Seventy attended a tureen dinner in her honor as she prepares to graduate next June and teach English at Henderson Settlement School in Kentucky. Henderson discussed Berea College industries including candy, furniture making, and work requirements for tuition. The class learned of land donated by her father for the school named Henderson, and she ended with a Kentucky dialect reading. Lorain County musicians provided solos and flue music with several contests enjoyed. The visitor toured Elyria sites and was hosted at Oberlin Inn for luncheon before returning home.

Mabel Henderson Berea Kentucky Elyria First Methodist Church Henderson Berea College Henderson Settlement Kentucky Mountain District United States Havin White House Miss Henderson Frakes Viva Shaw Exmer Wellert Gates Home Court House Oberlin Inn Art Museum

Mrs Baumhardt Honored At Chronicle Telegram Dinner

Mrs L C Baumhardt former Miss Nancy Turnbull was guest of honor at a dinner hosted by feminine Chronicle Telegram department members on Ohio Street. A white rose centerpiece and pussywillow accents framed the event. Guests moved to Mrs Robert Funk's home for Chinese checkers with prizes awarded to Lorene Braddon, Claire McGuire, and Hazel Mower.

L. C. Baumhardt Nancy Turnbull Leon Selman Ohio Street Chronicle-Telegram Robert W. Funk Blaine Street Lorene Braddon Claire McGuire Hazel Mower Baumhart A.C. Roush Tally Ho Spruce Street Maran Morrison Helen Shriver Beverly Burner Thelma Clurter Vera Bridgett Kenyon Avenue

Gates PTA to Skip February Meeting Founders Day Program

The Gates Parent-Teacher Association will omit its February meeting and join with several associations in a Founders Day program at Gates High School on February 28.

Gates Parent-Teacher Association

February Bride Honor Fetes At Ars Kriegs Home

Red rose corsages marked ten seats for a Monday night party at Ars Kriegs home honoring Al Apne Lutz and Virginia Stasnik hosted a three course dinner at six thirty. The bride to be, Deputs Anthony Pesnee, will wed in February. A flat lamp was given as a gift. After bingo, Mrs E Starr, Mrs Virena Frear and Mrs J Latz received prizes for their scores.

Ars. Kriegs al Apne Lutz Virginia Stasnik Anthony Pesnee Éfernih

Sunday School Class Plans Reorganization At Second Church

Miss Evelene Ernst leads a January meeting at Ruth Vanesdale’s Bell Avenue home to reorganize the Sec ond Congregational church class. A committee of Lillian Johnston Marjorie Bushwell Ruth Vanesdale and Donna Graham revises the constitution and by laws as plans for the new term unfold.

Second Congregational Church Evelene Ernst Ruth Vanesdale Bell Avenue Lillian Johnston Marjorie Bushwell Donna Graham Virgina Ryan Alune Gilbert Namie

Light Bells Entertained and Club Meeting Details

Eight Bells met at Mrs. Howard Ahl grim on Schramm road for Hearts with prizes to Miss Bettye Croon high Fritz Leiman second and Mrs. Fred Zecklow. A Valentine lunch followed a business meeting and new members were chosen. Thirty nine John Whitney Class members dined at the Home for the Aged with Rev Karl Meister hosting a recreation and quiz bee led by men.

Howard Ahlgrim Schramm Road Bettye Croon Fritz Leiman Fred Zecklow Arthur Femley John Whitney Methodist Sunday School Home For the Karl P. Meister Roy Millspaugh Ernest Splete

Playmakers stage Night of January 16 at Court House

The Playmakers present Night of January 16 a murder trial drama based on Ivar Kreuger the Swedish match king. Twelve audience members serve as jury as Lila Lee stars in an unusual court house production with proceeds to the Center For the S c tress. Cast and ticket info available from Club members.

Ivar Kreuger South America Sory Court House Lila Lee Lesnard Tufford Service League Frans Seward Playmaners Center For S.c

Trusts To Friends Valentine Oyster Supper And Bridge

Mr and Mrs M H Landay of Harvord avenue hosted friends Saturday for an oyster supper. Bridge rounds followed with Mrs J E Dewhurst winning high and Mrs L L Gott consolation. Valentine themed appointments decorated the event. Sunoright Juniors met at Renee Gera s West River street, electing Marcella Reese president, Renee Gera secretary, and Betty Snoble treasurer. After games, prizes were awarded and refreshments served. next meeting planned at Mrs William Wilbert s home.

M. H. Landay Harvord Avenue Bridge J. E. Dewhurst L. L. Gott Sunoright Renee Gera West River Street Marcella Reese Betty Snoble Wulliam Wilbert

Local Personal News And Birth Notices In Elyria Journal

Mrs. John Shaw of Station road visits her parents in Westfield New Jersey and expects to return home later this week. Mr. and Mrs. William Sehrock of 604 East Avenue welcomed a son named William Jr at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith on January 6 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Arthur W. Huse attends an executive board meeting in Columbus. Mrs. Gertrude Rahi near bed due to a fractured hip at her sister’s home. Miss Betty Haylor of Ironton visits her parents and works for the U S Engineering Department. Mr. A. E. Root and father attended funeral in Toledo. Mrs. Sarah Hall of Rush Street underwent surgery at Elyria Memorial Hospital.

John Shaw Station Road George Hessler Westfield New Jersey William Sehrock East Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital William, Jr Leroy Smith R. D Elyria Elyma Memorial Hospital Arthur W. Huse Middle North District of Ohio Federation of Women’s Club Columbus Gertrude Rahi Dewey Croft Huron Street Betty Haylor Ironton Ohio E. B. Haylor Adams Miss Haylor U. S. Engineering Department A. E. Root A. Root Toledo Lida Root Sarah Hall Rush Street

Townsend Club No 2 Elects Officers and Dances

Townsend Club No 2 held a regular meeting in the British Empire Club hall to begin selecting officers for the year. Election and installation are set for Monday February 6, with a social dance and refreshments after the business meeting. Guest Helena Schareina, a talented musician, performed. Members are considering new social features to boost attendance, to be announced later.

Townsend Club No. 2 British Empire Club Helena Schareina

Knights of Pythias Visit Elyria Lodge A Suprising Run

Chevalier Lodge No. 316 Knights of Pythias sent twenty one members to Amherst Lodge at Amherst Castle Hall, sparking delight. A. E. Buckingham plans another excursion. Elyra Knights to meet February 1 at Elyria Coach Co. garage to learn next destination. Visitations will stay within Lorain County.

A. E. Buckingham Chevalier Lodge No Knights of Pythias Amherst Lodge Chevalier Lodge Amherst Castle Hall Elyra Knights Elyria Coach Co Tindeleck

Calendar events at Methodist church and local clubs

Calendar lists an annual meeting at the Methodist church with Dr Kenneth Brown of Hiram College as speaker. Legion Auxiliary sponsors a card party open to the public. Various local clubs meet in Elyria and Lorain, including Junior Musical Art Society and Eagles Auxiliary with bingo, Life of Luther film at Grace Lutheran, and multiple social gatherings through Tuesday.

Methodist Church Kenneth Brown Hiram College Legion Auxiliary Wally Rourke Fremont St Currederi Club Elmer Stepagen Glenwood Atula Beta Bluets Mildred Diewald Clayton Berington Lorain Jota Nu Eleanor Brodes Sherman St B. B Elzabeth Avers Fairlawn Avenue Junior Musical Art Society H.gh Sehec Eagles Sigioet Betty Ryan Ordatrect Elyria Wonets Elyria Council Jr. O. U. A.M Wirst Lall

Girl Scouts Troop 5 Celebrates Leader's Fifteenth Anniversary

Girl Scouts Troop 5 held a one hundred percent attendance meeting at American Legion Home chaired by Chairene Bauer. Members formed for Mrs Mildred Roig’s fifteenth wedding anniversary tribute, Eloise Varsey’s Patrol ran a candy sale, badges were pursued, and the session closed with a song and Goodnight Circle.

Girl Scouts

Elyria Democratic Women Hear John K Nece on California Trip

Elyria Democratic Women meet Thursday at 8:00 p.m. at the Elyria Woman's Club to hear John K. Nece discuss his California trip. Senior Friendship Club convenes tomorrow afternoon with pictures from last month’s business meeting. St Mary’s Parent Teacher Association postpones the February 3 session to February 10 due to Rev Horne lectures at the K of C hall.

John K. Nece California Elyria Elyria Woman's Club St. Mary’s Parent-Teacher Association Horne K. of C. Hall

La Grange Student Ruth Gott Plans Local Visit

La Grange reports Ruth Gott, a student at Ohio Wesleyan for two and a half years, will travel with her grandmother Mrs. F. B. Gott and Miss Ruth Adams to La Grange on Saturday. After vacation she resumes studies at Flora Mather College in Cleveland. Milton Haulk remains ill at home. The Townsend Club hosted him with a nice supper. Mrs. C W Heath will co host circle five with Mrs. Will Knowles Friday. The United States dollar is the standard coin in British Honduras.

Ruth Gott Ohio Wesleyan F. B. Gott Ruth Adams la Grange Flora Mather College Cleveland Milton Haulk Townsend Club C. W. Heath Will Knowles Circle Number Five

Local licenses listed for residents of Sheffield Lake Elyria and Berea

Licensing records show Howard Singsboro age 19 laborer of Sheffield Lake and Donna Thomp son age 17 of Sheffield Lake. Bernard Janusik 31 truck driver of Berea and Myrtle Alheim 22 of 253 Broad street Elyria. Alvin Noster 25 Elyria automatic machine operator and Ethel Yucka 21 of 525 Clark street Elyria.

Howard Singsboro Sheffield Lake Donna Thompson Bernard Janusik Berea Myrtle Alheim Broad Street Elyria Alvin Noster Ethel Yucka Clark Sireet

Admissions and discharges noted for area residents

A list shows admissions for Mrs Gordon Hall 113 Rush Street Mrs Leroy Smith R D No 3 Mrs Stephen Ference 1617 Lake Avenue Lester Gilbert R D No 1 Mrs Clara Sweet 159 Caroline Street Miss Margaret Boylan 702 East Avenue George Flury Columbia Station Mary Hall 708 Lake Avenue and discharge for Sterling Eddington 632 Cleveland Street. A local reflection notes the next war may be a race between air travel and digging into the earth.

Gordon Hall Rush Street Leroy Smith R. D Stephen Ference Lake Avenue Lester Gilbert Lorain Clara Sweet Caroline Street Margaret Boylan East Avenue George Flury Columbia Station Mary Hall Sterling Eddington Cleveland Street

Penny Supper at Field’s Church Dinner Night

A Penny Supper hosted by Field's Church Ladies' Aid will be served cafeteria style featuring ham and all the trimmings on Thursday February 2 from 5:30 to 8 P M. Proceeds support church programs.

Field’s Church Ladies’ Aid

New Manager of Sears Store Here

E. W. Augur has assumed management of the Sears Roebuck and Company store in Elyria, transferring from Lima where he led the company’s store for ten years. Augur has long been with Sears since its early retail expansion. Mrs Augur remains in Lima to close their home and is expected to join him in Elyria soon.

E. W. Augur Sears Roebuck and Company Elyria Lima Augur Elyfla Sdon

Rochester Township School Board Seeks Funds and Quiet Grounds

Rochester township school board met in regular session at the school house. Revenue was discussed but only partial salaries could be paid due to lack of funds. members expect ample funds next month to cover all bills. Residents urge installing no trespassing signs and closing grounds to after hours to curb dangerous student use of the yard.

Rochester Boern

Birthday and anniversary gatherings amid winter weather

War and Mrs. Ray Bock hosted Jeroumes salle guests of Ann and Ae Richards at a dimn Pooper to mark Mr Richards birthday. Relatives were unable to attend due to bad roads. Mrs George Davidson entertained eighteen girls at her home after school in a surprise party for Esther’s tenth birthday. Mr and Mrs Carlos Snyder celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary with a dinner organized by their daughter and daughter-in-law. The table centered a large white wedding cake and guests joined the celebration.

War Ray Bock Jeroumessalle Ann Ae Deli Richards Mr Richards George Davidson Esther Mro Myre Carlos Snyder Gollan Lawrence Snyder

Benefit Athletic Carnival To Be Held Tonight

Oberlin Ohio January 31 A benefit athletic carnival to aid infantile paralysis research will be staged at Warner Gym tonight at 7 30 p m The program features a College Freshmen versus All Star College basketball game two boxing matches between college boxing class members a tumbling exhibition a High School Varsity versus Alumni basketball game and two wrestling bouts The Young Men's Club of Oberlin sponsors the event with Bob Dixon Dan Kinsey C Lea Comings and Alvah Walker directing the program and ticket sales

Oberlin Warner Gymnasium Dixon Bob Dixon Tcket Sales Dan Kinsey C. Lea Comings Alvah Walker

Spain topic to be discussed at First Church Forum

The First Church Forum will discuss Spain next Thursday evening in the James Brand House. Rev. Wagner H. Bowers, who spent fifteen years in Spain as a representative of the American Board, will speak on The Agony of Spain. All are invited to attend.

Spain First Church James Brand House Wagner H. Bowers Agony of Ansuone

Snyder Family Mentioned in Shelby and Mises Notice

The record lists Lawrence Snyder and family along with Mr and Mrs Cyrus Tucker and family of Shelby and Lilian Snyder of Mises.

Lawrence Snyder Cyrus Tucker Shelby and Mises Lilian Snyder

Community Members and Hospital Update

Among them in the community are Mr. and Mrs. A iE Storrow, Alice Storrow, Alarjors Khnefer, and Eugene Babcock. Ethel Wilcox is still confined to her home. Miss Edna Babcock is better and expects to return home from the hospital this week weather permitting. Winter Close of New London is strongly about the hospital. Madame Paul Kenney Raymond Witan and Stanley Strorrow were Medina visitors Tuesday. They called to see Mrs. Manette Kenney Wellington enroute home. H B Rowland is giving instructors in a bursary program to a class of farming on a college near Marfeld. He teaches three days each week.

A Ie Storrow Alice Storrow Alarjors Khnefer Eugene Babcock Ethel Wilcox Edna Babcock New London Paul Kenney Raymond Witan Stanley Strorrow Tm Gee Manette Kenney Wellington H B Rowland Marfeld

Sheffield News Notes and School Dance at St Theresa

A Sheffield note reports a D A card party at St Therese parish hall with committee members Mrs Christain He met brow and others. The Brook Jane schools hosted a Friday auditorium dance with proceeds for a cause. The piece reflects on past education and public lectures and mentions canvassing letters and speaker requests.

Sheffield St Theresae Sividaxy Christain Hemebrecht Veronica Guberm Edward Kilem Henry Kell Te

Bromfield Dinner Dance At Hust College Street

A Saturday evening dinner dance was hosted by Mr and Mrs Lous Bromfield on Hust College Street. Eighteen young folks attended with Misses Ann Ellen and Hope Bromfield as hostesses.

Lous Bromfield Hust College Street Lulks Ann Ellen Hope Bromfield

Judge Nye Addresses Oberlin Exchange on Mental Health Care

Horace H. Nye, Judge of the Probate Court of Lorain County, spoke at the Oberlin Exchange Club luncheon at Oberlin Inn. He delivered an engaging talk titled The Care of the Mentally Ill, outlining approaches to improve mental health care.

Horace H. Nye Lorain County Oberlin Exchange Club Oberlin Inn

Funeral Services for David Williams Held Today

Funeral services were held this afternoon for David Williams who died early Saturday morning at his home on South Main Street. Interment was made in Westwood Cemetery. One son Rimndall of Waindham, Ohio, survives.

David Williams South Main Street Westwood Cemetery Rimndall Waindham Ohio

Missionary Society Meets Wednesday at Mrs Bahr Home

The Missionary Society of the Baptist church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 56 Spring Street with Mrs G A Bahr. William R Close has returned to Syracuse University as a freshman after a short visit home with his mother Mrs Alice Close. Mrs Margaret Pitts of West Lorain Street visited sister Mrs A W Davidson in Camden. Mrs William Rose and daughter from Camden were guests at East Lorain Street home of Mr and Mrs A S Davidson. The next pre Lenten service of the Methodist church is Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs F C Brandt 181 East College Street. The discussion topic will be Christian Experience and Contemporary Literature led by Herbert Yocem.

The Missionary Society of the Baptist Church G. A. Bahr Spring Street William R. Close Syracuse University Alice Close Margaret Pitts West Lorain Street A. W. Davidson Camden William Rose A. S. Davidson East Lorain Street Methodist Church F. C. Brandt East College Street Herbert Yocem

Local Social Notes from a Weekend Visit List

Howard Carrick and Edwin Stirosack traveled to Miami Florida on Sunday morning. Betty Chambers has been ill this past week. Miss Patricia Jonsen of Elyria visited Lois Youtzy Friday night. Mic and Mrs P L Chambers visited cousins Myr and Mrs Chirence Brush at Chestnut Ridge Sunday. Farm Bureau members attended the annual meeting at the MoE church Saturday. Elyria Aliss Patn Johnson was an overnight guest of Gehan. Dorothy and Dorris Brush of Chestnut Ridge Friday. Neva Carrick of Giffozd Meas a dunebees: ade toot Afee Ratpa O'Conner of Els ria, Satarides.

Howard Carrick Edwin Stirosack Miami Florida Betty Chambers Patricia Jonsen Elyria Lois Youtzy Mic P. L. Chambers Myr Chirence Brush Chestnut Ridge Farm Bureau Moe Elyvia Aliss Patn Johnson Dorothy Dorris Brush Neva Carrick

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