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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1932

Page

12

Evening club gatherings and fraternal events listed

Tonight the Eagles Auxiliary hosts a gathering, the Cardboard Club meets with Mildred Hultz on Tenth street, the Garden Club holds an Italian Fete at William G Sharp residence, and Dames of Malta with Brotherhood of St Pauls meet at John Springer’s Schramm road home. Chevalier Lodze Knights of Pythias also meets.

Eagles’ Auxiliary Cardboard Club Mildred Hultz Tenth Street Garden Club Williiam G. Sharp Dames of Malta Brotherhood of &T. Pauls T. Peter's Brotherhood of Amherst John Springer Schramm Road Chevalier Lodze Knights of Pythias

Hospital Admissions And Auxiliary Convention Report

Admissions include Donald Pember 1205 East River Mrs Leonard Adams 1131 West avenue Mrs Ferdinand Wallen Cleveland Edward Kinkson 406 Columbus street Discharges list Ellsworth Rice Grafton Leon Jenkins 1311 East avenue Norman Kent Lorain Mrs Harold Barnes 712 Foster avenue Auxiliary To Knights Of St John hears convention reports Elizabeth Wilbert delegate to the national Knights of St Johns and Auxiliary convention in Detroit Michigan reports at local Auxiliary meeting in the Knights hall next meeting set for the second Tuesday in August in the Knights hall

Donald Pember East River Leonard Adams West Avenue Ferdinand Wallen Cleveland Edward Kinkson Columbus Street Ellsworth Rice Grafton Leon Jenkins East Avenue Norman Kent Lorain Harold Barnes Foster Avenue Knights OF ST. John Elizabeth Wilbert The Knights of St. Johns Detroit Michigan K. of C. Hall

County Boards Pay Tuition for 152 Pupils in Lorain

Lorain County boards of education paid about 1500 a month in tuition to send 154 students to schools outside their districts during the last year. Most were in high schools not offered locally, with averages around 10.3 and 10.2 dollars monthly. Several elementary pupils were also tuitioned, while many townships with high schools paid none.

Lorain County Boards of Education Lorain County Board of Education Boards of Education Grea Thei Huntington Pittsfield Carlisle Russis Elyria Township Huntington Township Wellington Sullivan Pittsfield Township Oberlin East Carlisle Elyria Russi Township P| Vaughn

Yorkshire Miners Official Watch Against League Move

Dr Salter holds treasurer post while the chairman, miner Joseph Jones, serves as Yorkshire Miners secretary. The Labor faction opposes the new League, protesting what it calls attempts to deprive workers of their glass of beer.

Salter Joseph Jones Yorkshire Miners Labor

Evening Bridge Announces Marriage Of Kathryn Whebnelder

A young couple, Kathryn Whebnelder and J D Shriver, announced their marriage at a party held at the Schneider home on Kenyon Avenue in Weat Salem Ohio. The ceremony occurred July 7 in Ashland Kentucky performed by Rev Cox. The couple plans a short post wedding trip then residence at 243 Spruce Street.

Peter Whebnelder Elen Kathryn J. D. Shriver A. A. Shriver Weat Salem Ohio Schneider Kenyon Pavenue Ashland Kentucky Cox Ruth Summerles Evelyn Rodgers Jean Summerlee

August Third Is Announced As Date Of Schmauch-Ryan Wedding

August third is set for the Schmauch Ryan wedding. Mrs Schmauch hosted a party on Huron Street with cards and prizes in banco and five hundred. The Women’s Benefit Association met at 211 Hows Street with plans for fall work and refreshments. Rotary of Elyria and local clubs held meetings and social events, with golf and bridge prizes announced. A memorial service and officer elections filled a Methodist society meeting, and a Korean study session was held by Emmanuel Lutheran Mission Society.

Bomsa Helen Schmauch Huron Street Harold Abel Dorothy Sudro Merlene Ryan C. C. Metcalf Hows Street Women's Benefit Association Banco Erma Zahbriey Bertha Lyberger E. H. Hensman Metcalf Wvon Pedro Elyria Country Club Women’s Golf Association Howard Barbour Leonard Tafforé W. B. Timms Carl Hallock Charles Adams Medina C. C. Bowers Emmanuel Lutheran Mission Society Korea Missionary Society of Emamnuel Lutheran Church Ruth Leethuis Stanford Avenue Sayles Tesson Oliver Miller Longford Ave Tie Miss Schmauch Paddy Ryan Mr. Ryan Theity Miss Schmatch F. W. Woolsworth Company Women’s Home Mission Society Women’s Home Missionary Society The Methodist Church Minnie Brown Tregeuher F. E. Foreman E J. Bond Clarence Beazeil E. J. Bond Kate Huffman Kenny Heidrich John Streicher Howard Miller Sunshine Leonard Fisk Queen Esther George Johnson Homes Guard William Kirk Mother’s Jewels Spiritual Life Gertrude Phelps Christian Cinzensitg Fritz Rudin WL Oh Harris F .& Sheldon Society For the P George Haines

Bridge Party Honors Miss Butler at 450 Tenth Street

M as Jourtney Fulton hosted a bridge party with pastel decor for guest Miss Blanche Butler of Bedford. Miss Miller won the first award and Bernice Jackson served others including Billy Boutsen and Una Claire Thomas. The Young Peoples Society of Paul Evan gelical church held devo tions and announced Strasburg delegates’ reports. Luncheon followed served by the social committee. Attorney Guy B. Finch and Jay were in Mt. Vernon Ohio, today for court.

Jourtney Fulton Bridge Blanche Butler Bedford Miss Miller Bernice Jackson Billy Boutsen Lee Tan Vilzana Betteridge Pearl Tuthill Constance West Una Claire Thomas Young Peoples Society Guy B. Finch Jay Mt. Vernon Oh!a

Picnic of Tigred:2 Social Club at Cascade Park

The Tigred:2 Social Club of the Pythian Sisters plans its annual picnic Friday at Cascade Park with dinner served promptly at noon. Mrs C L Bristol hosted the Mothers Auxiliary gathering at Harvard Avenue Tuesday evening for 19 members and 3 guests, with devotionals and a lesson on teaching children to think.

The Tigred Pythian Sisters Cascade Park C. L. Bristol Harvard Avenue Mothers’ Auxiliary United Presbyterian Church C. M. Ackerman

Relief committee named for Daughters of Veterans

Mary A Chandler tert daughter of Union Veterans presided at a meeting in Chestnut Street home. The relief committee appointed includes Dearn Wright Florence Holcomb and Lillian Endler with Commander Charles Abbey and comrades J A Baler Henry Stevick on the advisory board. Plans were set for a picnic at the 1950 camp Saturday and the next meeting will be August 9 at Mrs Frank Church’s home in the Odd Fellow Hall.

Mary A. Chandler Tert Cora Palmer Chestnut Street Relief Committee Dearn Wright Florence Holcomb Lillian Endler Charles Abbey J. A. Baler Henry Stevick Frank Church

Odd Fellows A Hold Installation Of Officers

Elyria Lodge No 1931 O F held a regular meeting for installing new officers with an enthusiastic turnout. Distinctive speeches by J Hawkins A Warner of Erie Lodge and Dr C J Miller preceded installation by E L Bailey Folden Asheit Herbert Wilson Sr Clarence Vincent. Officers named include Noble Grand Robert HBaehl Vice Grand C Sanders Warden Clarence Baldwin Conductor Donald Stock Chaplain Lester Harding Inside Guardian Morris Kirk Outside Guardian Fred Beckwith, and others.

Elyria Lodge O.F J. Hawkins A. Warner Erie Lodge Cleveland C. J. Miller E. L. Bailey Folden Asheit Herbert Wilson, Sr Clarence Vincent Noble Grand Robert EB. Haehl C. Sanders Clarence Baldwin Donald Stock Lester Harding Folden Albert John | Gray Guardian Morris] Kirk Fred Beckwith Frank McDonald William Sam Holobach SupiGorman Darter Georges W. Mastin Pian Gehrke Brother Gehrke R J. Miller H.G Wilgon Order In America Tir. C. J. Miller Odd Fellows Atten|hon Tooms

Circle No 3 Hosts at Foster Avenue Home

Mrs Albert Vietzau hosted Circle No 3 of St Pauls church at Foster avenue with 13 members and 2 guests attending. E D Pallas opened the meeting and led devotions before routing business and contests and refreshments. Next meeting set for July 26 with location to be announced. Elyria Riding Club held annual meeting in Directors Room of Elyria Savings Trust Co with Younger riders present and reports for the year. Dorothy Snyder and Mrs R B Silsbee noted as outstanding features of the year. First Annual Spring Horse Show held in April at the Fairgrounds with plans for Lorain County Fair. Club offers lessons and facilities. nine horses suitable for beginners and more advanced riders. Club located at Spring Valley Barn, returning to Fair grounds in fall. Dorothy Surder is Secretary and Manager. Snyder and Silsbee instructors.

Albert Vietzau Circle No. 3 St. Paul's Church Foster Avenue E.D. Pallas Elyria Riding Club Elyria Savings & Trust Company Dorothy Snyder R. &. Silsbee Fairgrounds Lorain County Spring Valley Barn Dorothy Surder Snyder Silsbee

Local Personal Notices Travel Near and Far

Mrs J L Davis and daughter Nellie plan a Monday motor trip through New England states. Miss Margaret Kinison of the Y W C A leaves Friday for Winchester IL. Mrs Joseph Heathcote of Amherst visited daughter Mrs O J Brown. Ruth and Melvin Hampton of Detroit visit uncles and aunt Mr and Mrs Harry Lauer. The Misses Helen and Ann Machock return from Mansfield. Mrs Ed Prindle returns from Elyria Clinic after tonsilectomy. Miss LaVerne Wieseke ill in Cleveland City Hospital. Mrs G R Wieseke goes to Cleveland to see her. Miss Margaret Stirzaker vacations at Vermilion on the Lake. Miss Jane Emerich visiting relatives in New Oberlin. Jane and Betty Williams spend two weeks in Erie with Uncle Robert Couch. Mrs Henderson and son of Chicago guests of Mrs George Mynchenberg Sr. Miss Emily Boutsen visits Elyria. Mr and Mrs E L Bailey and family leave on a motor trip via Washington DC and Baltimore. Jack Elton recitals at Brand House in Oberlin. Everett Wieseke returns from Mansfield. Mr and Mrs Nels Johnson of Jamestown spend week with A B Lauck. Ford Loomis elected Assistant Grand Enteered Inner Guard at Hills national convention in Birmingham. Mr and Mrs Hardy and Mr and Mrs Glen Martin return from Northern Michigan.

J. L. Davis Nellie Davis Kenyon Avenue New England States Margaret Kinison Winchester Ilinois Joseph Heathcote Amherst O. J. Brown Ruth Hampton Melvin Hampton Detroit Michigan Elyria Clinic LaVerne Wieseke Cleveland City Hospital G. R. Wieseke Cleveland Margaret, Stirzaker J. H. Merthe Company Vermilion-on-the-Lake Jane Emerich John Emerich New Oberlin Jane Betty Williams Erie Pennsylvania Robert Couch Eris Henderson and Son Chicago Illinois George Mynchenberg West Avenue Emily Boutsen Lorain Elyria E. L. Bailey Stanford Avenue Washington Nels Johnson Jamestown New York A. B. Lauck Harvard Avenue Ford Loomis Hills Birmingham Alabama Hardy Glen Martin

Increase in Lorain County Personal Property Listings

Lorain county sees a boost in listed personal property after state tax commission citations. About 334 respondents in two days out of roughly 1,000 citations sent. A five percent penalty applies to newly listed property and noncompliers may face further notices. St Swithin’s Day notes forty days of weather-based forecasts.

Lorain County State Tax Commissio L. B. Day Columbus Day Tax Commission St. Swithin’s

New Temperance League Formed in Britain

Labor MP Dr Alfred Salter reveals in an exclusive interview that a new Workers Temperance League aims to resist liquor interests and promote abstinence and temperance reform. He alleges clubs and mallor interests pressured candidates to abstain from anti liquor measures during the last election campaign.

London IEP Britain United Press Alfred Salter Worker’s Temperance League Salter Mallor Sven

Dance at Schneider's Grove Tonight

Local social event announced at Schneider's Grove with music by Kistner's Orchestra from Oreh and Grafton Road performing tonight at a community venue.

Schneider's Grove Kistner’s Oreh Grafton Rd

Civil War Vet Seeks Pension Over Alleged Desertion Claims

Civil War veteran Joseph Barney of Mount Clemens Michigan, 92, says war records wrongly show he deserted the Union Army. He claims a transfer misfiled after Gettysburg and seeks $4,000 in owed pension, insisting he remained with the 5th Michigan Infantry.

MT Clemens Mich Joseph Barney Barney 5Th Michigan Infantry Cran

Helping Hand Psychic Readings Readings by Mrs Dunham

Mrs Dunham offers psychic readings Thursday from 2 to 4 PM at 480 Second Street. The notice states a personal service session and provides the location and appointment window.

Dunham Thurs Second St

Also Mentioned on This Page

Blanche Miller Badford Courtney Fulton Robert Harding C. A St. Paul Minnesota Elyria Memorial Hospital Florence Smith Little Falls New New League Sabor England Robert Young House of Commons Lord Arnold House of Lords Margaret ‘Magelo" R Bondfield Tom Johnson Jimmy” Hudson Lord Snowden Exchequer League Sixtigen Elyria High School Lakewood City Hospital Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company BRS D. C Metcalf Pine Ridge Wicklift Elyria Club American Legion Elyria Post No. 22 Legion Tom Welsh Toledo Carl Wolf H. E B. Agate Jack Marshall E. J. Herzog Otto K. Mischka A. J. Lehman R. F. Leemhuis Frank Hoover Dan Symons N.Y. Pe S Naz Gareéne Gee Thatcher Cleveend Road Tron Fee Amherst Elsha B. Durbin Durbin C. Wain Thatcher Migsouise Waters and Wodike Abbe Road Daughters OF Veterans Albert Vietzen St.paul's Circle Sleeping Beauty Patricia Maguire Oak Park NEW Temperance League Star Shoe Shop Court Street Nuhn Midget W. Broad St Rudy Moe Rudy Moc Broadway 20Th St Lorain, Ohio John Lersch CO Vestals Vestal’s Gentry Vestal
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