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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1930

Page

6

Farewell for Father Frey at Elyria Knights hall

More than three hundred guests gathered for a farewell reception at the Knights of Columbus hall as Father John Frey of St. Marys Church prepared to leave for Jefferson Ohio. Speakers included Jim Armitage and Father Reilly of St Agnes, with remembrances presented by Catholic Daughters and Ladies Auxiliary. Resar's Orchestra provided music for the post reception dance.

Father John Frey St. Mary's Church Jefferson, Ohio Bigs Elyria Knights of Columbus Knights and Ladies of St. John Father Frey Jim Armitage Father Reilly St. Agnes’ Church Police Standard General Crouty Cleveland Knights of St. John Frey Knights of St. John Resar

Luncheon for Spring Valley Ladies After Golf

After a morning of golf the ladies of Spring Valley enjoyed a delightful luncheon in the club house with thirty covers. The regular meeting followed.

Spring Valley

Wedding bridge party honors Mrs Helene Newton

Mrs Gerald Leonard and Miss Mary Wilson entertained at the Wilson home on East avenue last evening in honor of Mrs Helene Newton whose marriage was recently announced Four tables of bridge were in play with prizes won by Mrs May Becker first and Mrs Ruth Granger second Mrs Newton received numerous gifts Refreshments featured blue and white decor Out of town guests included Mrs Oscar Farrell and Mrs D Newton

Gerald Leonard Mary Wilson Wilson East Avenue Helene Newton May Becker Ruth Granger Newton Oscar Farrell D. Newton

Circle Three and Club Meetings At Ridgeville

Circle Three of St Pauls church met at Mrs Lauer West Ridge with chairwoman Mrs Braudigan and devotionals led by Mrs Ashbrook A luncheon followed One guest Mrs Williams entertained The next meeting will be a luncheon August 12 at Mrs Pallas Griswold Rd Happy Hour 4-H club met at Frieda Beyers home with all members present No meeting next week due to county camp Marilyn Lyndes hosts July 22 About one hundred Odd Fellows met at the Temple for officer installation Visitors from PA NY IN FL CT attended Noble Grand W E Barker Norwalk spoke on his Arizona trip Danial Welly the famed 80 year old prize waltzer of St Petersburg Fla was a visitor Retiring Noble Grand James Rennouard praised members and urged continued effort Tom Robson newly elected Noble Grand and W H Vanoster as Vice Grand spoke of teamwork and support The list of officers followed The new Odd Fellows sign was installed Next meeting devoted to business Mr and Mrs A N Lyberger of Second St and daughter Mildred returned from the Lyberger family reunion at Madlay Pennsylvanian

Mothers United Presbyterian Church J. P. Gibbons East River Street C. L. Bristol Cascade Park Circle Three St. Paul's Church Harry Lauer West Ridge John Braudigan Charles Ashbrook Lauer Ernest Williams Kenyon Avenue Ernest Pallas Griswold Road Happy Hour Ridgeville Frieda Lila Beyers County 41 Marilyn Lyndes Temple Pennsylvania New York Indiana Florida Connecticut W. E. Barker Norwalk Elyria Arizona Danial Welly St. Petersburg Fla James Rennouard Tom Robson W. H. Vanoster On. G V. G Re. Secy E. L. Brecknock Fin Secy R. H. Reinhart Warden L. Walters Con Miles Reynolds Harry Lewis C. G T. M. Olm Sted J. Powell Chas Hupp S.N. G H. Vincent M.D. Smith A. H. Rothe RS. S. Gergle John Garcey Odd Fellows

Community club events and gatherings tonight

Events tonight include the Past Presidents of the Woman's Relief Corps with Mrs. Della Kreps of Chestnut Box for Elyria Country Club members, a Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary picnic at Campbell's Corners, and meetings at homes of Fred Kushinsky, Miss Mabel Darby, Mrs. Neil Gunder, Rebekah Social Club, Moose Club, Dames of Malta, and Deal Me In Club plus Emanuel Lutheran Church Sunday School picnic.

Woman's Relief Corps Della Kreps Chestnut Street Elyria Neil Gunder Bond Street Rebekah Moose The Dames of Malta Deal Me In

Local Club Meetings Announced For This Week

The Rebekah Social Club convenes tonight at Miss Lottie Laundon's home 510 Park Place. The Helping Hand Society meeting shifts to July 24 at Mrs Hattie Smith's Broad Street home. The Ladies Aid Society of United Presbyterian plans a Thursday afternoon gathering at 2 o clock.

Rebekah Lottie Laundon 510 Park Place Helping Hand Society Hattie Smith Broadstreet Ladies Aid Society of The United Presbyterian Church

Friendly Class to Meet on Lake Avenue

The Friendly Class will meet with Margaret Eager at 912 Lake avenue tomorrow afternoon. July 10 at two o'clock. Four July birthdays will be celebrated.

Lake Avenue Margaret Eager

Lindy Lodge guests gather at Miss Erma Jenner’s home

Miss Erma Jenner hosted Lindy Lodge girls for a social evening with a business meeting outlining a future play and a Ver mil ion on the Lake picnic. Refreshments followed, then a slumber party at Joyce and Hope Gregg’s with five members and guest Donna Dickason. Breakfast was cooked over an open fire by the river. Next meeting in two weeks.

Erma Jenner Grafton Road Lindy Lodge Vermilion-on-the-Lake Donna Dickason Joyce Hope Gregg

Woman's Benefit Association plans summer events at Cascade park

The Woman's Benefit Association met at Wurst hall with good attendance. A picnic for members and families is planned for Tuesday afternoon July fifteenth at Cascade park with supper at six. The group will reconvene July twenty-second. The Friendship Club shared summer activities including a July eleventh gathering at the YWCA, a July twenty-eighth Co-Ed Party at Vermilion-on-the-Lake, an August thirteenth Harrack Party, and an August twenty-seventh overnight hike.

Woman's Benefit Association Wurst Hall Cascade Park Helen Arias Friendship Club Vermilion-on-the-Lake

Royal Neighbors Hold Meeting in Woodman Hall

Royal Neighbors met last evening in Woodman Hall with light attendance. The regular session approved a plan for the Sewing Circle to meet next Wednesday for a tureen dinner in Woodman Hall, followed by refreshments with the Modern Woodmen.

Royal Neighbors Woodman Fall Woodman Hall

Admissions and discharges listing residents

Admissions note names Mary Finnest Sparks at 400 East Broad Street, Mrs Alonzo Martin Columbia Station, Ernest Murbach Avon Lake, Myrla Lowe Kenton Ohio, Paul Hines 325 Floward Street. Discharges include Mrs John Motner 664 Vulcan Street.

Finnest Sparks East Broad Street Alonzo Martin Columbia Ernest Murbach Avon Lake Myrla Lowe Kenton Ohio Paul Hines Floward Street John Motner Vulcan Street

Local Personal Notices Highlight Family Travels

Mr and Mrs R P Vaughn of 327 Denison avenue depart for a two week stay at daughter Mrs J H McElhinney in Coatesville PA. Mr and Mrs R E B Dodge formerly of this city and Show of Toledo visit friends over the weekend. Rex Syndon and son Rodney of 206 Princeton avenue leave for Petosky MI for two weeks. J D Malone and daughter Katherine of 213 East River street spend weekend with relatives in Shelby OH. Thomas Beel and children of 1035 Fast River street on camping trip through Kentucky Tennessee and Alabama. Mrs John Haldeman of 116 Glendale court and Mrs I O C Hecock appear in notices.

R. P. Vaughn Denison Avenue J. H. McElhinney Coatesville Pennsylvania R. EB. Dodge Show Toledo Rex Syndon Rodney Princeton Avenue Ypetosky Michigan J. D. Malone Katherine East River Street Shelby Ohio Thomas Beel Fast River Street Kentucky Ennessee Alabama John Haldeman Glendale Court Hecock

Local residents take vacations and visits across North America

The list of Elyria society departures and arrivals includes Nellie and Edith Hecock traveling to Lakeside with the Research Club, Frank Ellenberger vacationing in Muskoka Lake, Ontario, and numerous locals visiting Canada, New York, Montreal, Quebec, and Europe. Other items note two-week vacations from Lewis Mercantile, trips to Cedar Point for the Ohio Bar Association, a newborn son to Julius Vargo, and relatives visiting from Dundee Scotland and Bloomington.

Lake Avenue Nellie Edith Hecock Lakeside Research Club Federation of Woman's Clubs Frank Ellenberger Denison Avenue Muskoka Lake Ontario Canada Flora Gackle Redington Endler O. Thommasson William West Avenue Celia Bashinski East River Street Carl Soul Dorothy Corlett East Cleveland Colorado Springs Kenneth Thommasson Basil Duke Dorothy Covington Kentucky Robert Wirth Gulf Farms Roy McGowin Toledo Ohio H. McGowin Kenyon Avenue Oscar Farrell D. Newton Cleveland Elyria P. L. Morgan Ellen Ann Ridgeville F. S. Whitcomb Marjorie Lakewood Beaufort-on-the Sea North Carolina Steineman Cincinnati Van Lewis Mercantile Company M. A. Giles Stanford Avenue Peoria Illinois Ed Burgess Alec Reid Evelyn Dundee Scotland Frank Sparks Beverly Court Charles Wragg Fairlawn Aveenue Edwin Gillis New York City Schoepfle John Rawson Eastern Heights Boulevard William Adams Pittsburgh Janet Reynolds Shirley Webber Columbus Street Camp Comedu JS Pelece Island Lake Erie L. B. Fauver Washington Avenue Worth Fauver King Fauver Ohio Bar Association Cedar Point Guy Findley Abbey Road North Hazel Wieseke Harvard Avenue R. F. Mayer Doris Cambridge Montreal Megantic Europe New York Homeric Thurman Funk Style Center Maurice Mersdorf McNelly Dow Baird Nellie Brown Martha Newman Quebec Catherine Loveland

Two Piece Dress Gains Attention for Future Fashion

The text notes one piece lines set a high dress standard for the coming season, yet argues that the two piece dress deserves discussion for both current and future styles. Midseason showings illustrate ongoing interest in this variation.

Revival of the two piece dress stirs summer fashion chatter

In New York on July 6, 1900 Style Sources notes the return of the two piece dress as fashion resumes after a brief retirement. The piece mentions audiences embracing the revival as a fresh trend and records an American Legion Auxiliary picnic at Cascade Park with a Thursday afternoon program including a tureen dinner.

New York American Legion Auxiliary Cascade Park

Paris Two Piece Fashions Return as Formal Daywear

Paris reintroduces the two piece dress as a leading sports fashion with elaborate gown like detail. The new frocks use cloth, feature a belted jumper and buttoned jacket cues, and project youthful charm while remaining suitable for all ages.

Paris

Dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall Fridays

Dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall every Friday evening featuring Cook's Orchestra. Residents and visitors are invited to enjoy music refreshments and a social hour in a community event at the hall.

Ridgeville Grange Hall Cook

Will of John M. Young Denied in Probate Court

Marquette, Mich. John M. Young left instructions for a lively funeral with musicians and candy for children. Probate court denied the will due to improper witnessing, preventing the distribution of funds as directed.

Marquette, Mich John M. Young

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W.C. T. VU Ohio Woman's Christian Temperance Union Viola D. Romans C. A. Elliott Alpha Gardner Janie Knight A. L. Hoover Lakeside Chautauqua Lulu T. Gleason Bernice Jackson Florence D. Richard Movement For H. D. van Kirk Lucy van Kirk Ohio Messenger Union Union Signal Jeanette Collins E. S. Loomis Grace Leigh Scott Nellie M. Hill Betty Fry Ww. F. Kirk Ottawa County Elizabeth Perkins Child Welfare Commission Hoover Rupert R. Beetham Graccio Legge Houlder Farnest Cherrington Australia Ann Abror Columbus Baptist Baptist Church Campbell Grove Mary Louise Harrison Evelyn Wilson Arthur Gegenheimer Helen Sherman Young Peoples’ Society R. T. Ketcham Golf News Ladies Association Country Club Elyria Country Club James Thatcher J. R. Mmispaugh William Stark C. C. Bowers Thatcher Bman Retchard Springee Country Cran. Praie Mothers Auxiliary Mrs. Newton ST. Paul's A. N. Lyberger Second Street Mildred Lyberger Madlay, Pennaylyan Orchard Benefit Association Eugenia Bankhead Hoyt Wilfred Lawson Butt Reno Nev Howard Lee Dallas, Tex Los Angeles Monticello Minnesota John Weisand Amherst Julius Vargo West River Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Lucien Lelong Helena Kaiser Kellogg Battle Creek Kelloggs Rice Krispies Wainwright Mellon Institute of Industrial Research Rex Research Fellowship Frances Paget Gree Oo Kg A Ee Wills White Cross Beauty Shop Second St Elks Club Boat Avenue College Place Oberlin, Ohio Rie Mosquitc. Bite
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