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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1935

Page

7

Society notes from Elyria clubs at Lakeside convention

Elyria Woman's Club and allied groups attended the Lakeside Federation annual convention July 10 and 11 with 300 delegates from 52 clubs in 20 cities. Officers elected include President Nora Halter and Vice President William C Henry. attendees from Elyria listed. program featured Zona Gale and W Ward Marsh. S Wiet spoke on current conditions. A postnuptial garden party honored Mrs William Thorpe with bridge prizes to Elizabeth Folk and Evelyn Rodgers. Grace Lutheran Aid Society held a birthday tureen luncheon honoring several members. upcoming entertainments noted along with local market notices.

Hirteen Elyria Club Elyria Woman's Club Lakeside Lakeside Federation of Women’s Club Abrandanne Ene Nora Halter Fremont Coterie Club William C. Henry Bellevue Sotosis Albert Thornton Fostoria Woman's Club Charles Wolfe Lakeside Woman's Club Frank Newton Toledo Woman's Club Elyria H. W. Merriman R. T. J. Martin D. A. Baird John N. Eidt C. L. Travers Norah Abbe Frank Pierson J. Wwingard Arthur Huse B. H. Long George Weiseke Hazel Schmitkens John Haldeman Anch Zona Gale W. Ward Marsh S. Wiet Columbus

Democratic Women Plan Garden Picnic at Elyria Club

Plans for the annual garden party picnic at the Elyria Woman's Club were discussed at a Democratic Women's Club meeting last evening. The event will be held on the first Thursday in August, with no guest speaker due to the weather.

Elyria

Plan Theatre Party by H H L Club at Koehn Home

Members of the H. H. L. Club met at Helen Koehn's Glenwood Street home last evening to plan a four theatre party schedule for the near future. Prizes were awarded to Theresa Schmauch and Eleanor Siegmund after a diversion led by Bullen. Luncheon followed, with Trene Muntean set to entertain at her East Broad Street home in two weeks.

H. H. L. Club Helen Koehn Glenwood Street Bullen Theresa Schmauch Eleanor Siegmund Trene Muntean East Broad Street

Personal notices recount local visits and births in Elyria area

Mr and Mrs William Humphrey and daughter Barbara return to Findlay Ohio after a visit with relatives here. Nancy Wainwright’s third birthday party hosted by Mrs Irving at East Avenue. Grace McMillan and daughter Patty of Columbus guests of Mrs Merritt Powell at Earl Court. Ann Sorenson heads to Cincinnati. Harshaw Chemical Co staff picnic at Deane Burns home on East Avenue. Helen Hutt travels to Columbus for Lake Erie College wedding party. Guests of Mr and Mrs William Golde include Mr and Mrs Harry Hager and Miss Zitel la Wertz of Johnstown. Lester Harding becomes father of two from Elyria Memorial Clinic on July tenth. Johnstown guests McGeary visit William Golde. Herman Borchers visiting from Columbus. New infant at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Clark Maddock vacations in Northern Michigan. Christopher Smith and wife welcome a son born July 11 at Elyria Memorial. C W Phillips returns from Rexall convention in Toronto with headquarter stay at Royal York. Neva Cassidy of Chicago visiting Ruth Blakesley. Minerva Clark Middleton and Nathan en route to Rome, New York after visiting here. Kay Pfaff, Louise Fox, Rosetta Dyer, Anita Hines, and Jerry Hinkle stay at Bogart Cottage Ver Milion-on-the-Lake. Arden Ferry and Phyllis Chamberlain visit near Philadelphia. Charles Smith and daughter Margaret of Fair Street depart for New York with Hunt chaperones. Dr A E Kemp hosts at West Anna Betteridge’s in Waterville en route to Akron. George Mynchen and Albert Jones with daughter Betty visit F E Liddinger on East Broad Street.

William Humphrey Barbara Findlay Ohio Nancy Wainwright Paul W Irving East Avenue Merritt Powell Earl Court Grace McMillan Patty Columbus Ann Sorenson West Cincinnati Harshaw Chemical Co Deane Burns Helen Hutt Ninth Street Lake Erie College Harry Hager Fred Claflin Zitella Wertz Johnstown Pennsylvania William Golde Leke Avenue Lester Harding Courtland Street Elyria Clinic Walker McGeary Lois Nancy Lake Avenue Helen Borchers Herman Borchers Colum Ohio Abahazi Tanner Elyria Memorial Hospital Clark Maddock Comins Michigan Christopher Smith Oberlin Road C. W. Phillips Toronto Canada Royal York Hotel Neva Cassidy Chicago Illinois Ruth Blakesley Lodi Street Minerva Clark Middleton Nathan Richmond Indiana Mary Yordon Rome New York Kay Pfaff Louise Fox Rosetta Dyer Anita Hines Jerry Hinkle Bogart Cottage Ver Milion-on-the-Lake Elizabeth Arden Ferry Phyllis Chamberlain Eottage Philadelphia Charles Smith Margaret Fairsont Avenue Hunt A. E. Kemp West Anna

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in City Records

Admissions list includes Wells Brocklehurst of Kingsville and several others with addresses across Oberlin Road Tannery Street Columbia Avenues and East River Street. discharges include Baby Perma and multiple patients such as Mrs Herbert Langthorpe and Peggy Cairns. The report records names and residence details of admitted and discharged individuals.

Wells Brocklehurst Kingsville Carlstopher Smith Oberlin Road Andy Abahazi Tannery Street Channing Meek Brunswick Ohio Peggy Cairns Columbia Avenues William Southam Berea Elaina Chabanoff East River Street George Rice Wiliam Moore Winckles Street West Avenue Herbert Langthorpe Lincoln Court Frederick Morton Cleveland St Henry Maloney Woodland Avenue Columbia Avenue

Meeting of St John’s Ladies Aid Society Attended by Thirty

The St John s Ladies Aid Society met at the school auditorium on Third Street with thirty members present. After the regular business session, Mrs George Martin and Mrs Al Brémke served refreshments. For the August 8 meeting hostesses will be Mrs Willcoxen and Mrs Harry Peters.

St. John’s Laidies’ Aid Society Third Street George Martin al .Brémke Willcoxen Harry Peters

Pythian Sisters Hold Regular Meeting at Woodman Hall

Routine business matters were discussed at the regular meeting of Pythian Sisters held last evening in Woodman hall. The next meeting will be held in two weeks.

Woodman Hall

Community Calendar and Local Notices Tonight

Elyria Hobby Club meets at 3 p m in Savings and Trust Building with Mrs Fitzsimmons of Rocky River speaking. Northwest Encampment installs officers and Eastern Stars host a Century Park picnic for members and families with dinner at 6 30 p m. Mrs Charles Swartzel of 121 Longfellow Avenue hosted the Women s Missionary Society of United Presbyterian Church last evening with Mrs Robert Kirkpatrick assisting. The president led with a prayer poem and Mrs T F Sellers read from Matthew 25 15 to 48. The hostess presented three articles Why Vote A Good Citizen and Excuses for not Voting. Miss Ida Barber read Interesting Facts or Thankofferings and Mrs A E Schulze led the lesson Ministering to the Underprivileged. Refreshments followed. No August meeting. Clifford Maessal of Oberlin Road had a birthday party at Paul Maynard s Telegraph Road home for his fifteenth birthday with music by Alfred Baxter James Larson and James Morris. Attendees included Clifford Maessal Charles Sommers James Morris Alfred Baxter Paul Maynard Miss Jean Smith Miss Muriel Janis Wheeling W Va Robert Hysel Elyria and James Larson of Amherst.

St. Paul's Church Tulius Schuster West Street Max Lyndon O. Schrader Alli Anderson George Stress A. Higgenbottom Louisiana Avenue A. Pitman St. Paul's Marian Pallas Schramm Road Neva Cassidy Chicago Richard Fitchner Thelma Mannas Century Park Lorain Elyria Hobby Club Savings and Trust Fitzsimmons Rocky River Northwest Eastern Stars Charles Swartzel Longfellow Avenue Women’s Missionary Society of United Presbyterian Church Robert Kirkpatrick T. F. Sellers Ida Barber A. E. Schulze Clifford Messial Oberlin Road Paul Maynard Telegraph Road Alfred Baxter James Larson James Morris Clifford Maessal Charles Sommers Jean Smith Muriel Janis Wheeling W. Va Robert Hysel Elyria Amherst

God In Nature Circle Meets at Cascade Park

Ten girls gathered at Cascade Park for Emma Dean Anderson Circle of United Presbyterian church. Doris Barbour led a short business meeting and announced a recess until September. Ursula Diewald led the lesson on God in Nature with scripture on birds animals fruits and vegetables. Mrs Bristol spoke on morning and evening hymns from Psalms and Constance McClure gave a missionary talk. Meeting closed with hymns and prayers.

Cascade Park Emma Dean Anderson United Presbyterian Church Doris Jane Barbour Ursula Diewald God L. Bristol

Picnic in Cascade Park by Auxiliary to SUVCW

The Past Presidents Association of the Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans held its annual picnic yesterday in Cascade Park. After a noon picnic dinner a shore business meeting followed. Mrs. Nina Rhodes won the afternoon prize. The next meeting will be a tureen dinner at Mrs. Jennie Lent’s home on East Avenue on August 2.

Grace Lutheran Aid Society Arthur Ehlke R. C. Dailey William Neubiser R. E. Nierman Schreffler Fred Meinke T. G. Stephene Park Avenue

Circle Holds Meeting At Mrs Phiel Home

Mrs Louis Phiel hosted Circle No 1 of St Pauls church at Furnace street with fifteen members present. Mrs John Jeble led song and devotions. They planned a picnic at Cascade Park on July 31 with a tureen dinner at noon. Refreshments followed the social hour.

Louis Phiel Circle No. 1 St. Paul’s Church Furnace Street John Jeble Cascade Park

Sahara Daughters Meet and Adjourn on Prospect Street

Sahara Daughters held last eve ning meeting with Edna Smith on Prospect street amid good attendance. May Fletcher of Cleveland elected ambassador for coming year. Elizabeth Avery assisted. Next meeting August 5th with Ethel Sparks on Winckles street. Fat Com Club hosted beach party at Vermilion on-the-Lake with eleven members, two honorary, two guests, and one new member Mrs J D Funk. Bunch planned steak roast at J D Funk’s Tele gram Road summer home. Side Guild of St Episcopal church hosted by Mrs Robert Rice on Park Avenue with twelve members and two guests. Milas Standish cottage at Vermilion-on-the-Lake hosted LePont club with picnic supper, swimming and dancing.

Sahara Daughters Edna Smith Prospect Street May Fletcher Cleveland Elizabeth Avery Ethel Sparks Winckles Street Fat Com Club J. D. Funk Vermilion on-the-Lake Telegraph Road Robert Rice Park Avenue St Episcopal Church Milas Standish Vermilion-on-the-Lake Marian Cora Basset LePont Club

Local Methodist Ladies Aid notes and visits in July

Mrs. E A White hosted the number two division meeting at her home with Mrs. Frank Eschtruth conducting the business and devotion. Attendees included Mrs. George Reese and other members. Refreshments followed. Other items include Edith White’s Cleveland luncheon and Lorain County 4‑H Institute attendees at Camp Craig near Medina with several regional visits and picnics noted.

Community Visit Notes Span Week With Local Relatives

Robert called on Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Morris and their sons on Wednesday. Mrs. John Cook and son spent Monday evening at the Morris home. Mrs. William Heider and two daughters of Lorain visited Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hecker Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Mitchell and daughter Isabel of Lorain were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Heckel. A stray line notes a reference to telephony and television technology.

Robert J. G. Morris and John Cook and William Heider Lorain J. J. Hecker Mary Mitchell Daugh

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Elyria Club Lakeside Federation of Clubs William Thorpe Ruth Summersee Harriet Somers Thelma Felfrich Frances Lemon Somershomson Park Avenue Bridge Elizabeth Folk Evelyn Rodgers Court House Spc M. E. Epworth League Hart’s NEW Gas Ranges Elyria New & Used Furniture CO Broad Street PLANO Gladys Prrmely West Miss Kemp Rosabell Rhodes Seventh Strees Kathryn Kemp Hearts Evelene Ernst Jeanette Sibey Ruth Schubert Misses Kemp Ruth Wilcox Maxine Smith Aileen Fiedler Ruth Townsend Ruth Lautensch Plan Theatre Party Edith Mae Specials Clearaize Edith Mae Hygrade Dry Cleaners Middle Ave Duchess of York St. James Palace London Nations Council For Child Welfare Cath Norris Mis Wilder Mrs. Swartzel Sahara Vincent Edith White Francis Lewis Lorain County Young People’s Institute Camp Craig Medina George Conners Junior Syracuse Harold White Edward Ladi E. A. White Conners Neva Carrick Ford Road Frank Eschtruth Eschtruth Frank Trockley C.h.merthe & Co Malan Baku Isabel Mrs. Heckel Ruth's Helen Foley Woodland Cascade Wainwrights Paul Wainwright Vestal THE FA Y Co
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