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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1935
Page
11
Society figures and Miss Colleen Moore met with Edgar F. Allen at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. The Doll House display by Moore’s team tours major cities to raise funds, with about $50,000 raised so far.
A program of modern dancing by Donna Bell Shaw of the Evelyn Davis School of Dancing, Washington DC, entertained invited guests at the YWCA gym. Four moods featured varied costumes, Chopin preludes, Levitsky waltzes, Hungarian mazurka, Much Ado About Nothing, and a Viennese waltz by Strauss. Accompanists were Waranerita Spellbrink, Josephine Wilcox, with Frances Spellbrink on viola and Robert Wiltot on marimba. Candles lit the footlights. Delegates to the Legion Auxiliary convention in Dayton were named, with Mrs Anna Hathaway to attend. Delegates Edith Hearne, Lena Taber, Carrie Streicher. alternates Ruth Jasper, Gertrude Smith, Ruth Leembu is, Lenore Collins. Child Welfare reported about twenty eight dollars in clothing contributions. A birthday party is planned for next meeting August 1, with twelve tables representing months. Mrs Phillip Robson named committees chair. Special prize went to Mrs Don Myers. Auxiliary picnic at Cascade Park on July thirtieth with dinner at noon.
Circle Two of St Pauls church hosted a lawn luncheon yesterday at Griswold road home of Mrs E O Pallas. Sixteen members attended along with guests Mrs Paul Eddy Mrs Ralph Lawrence Mrs Harry Hawkins Lena Moelk Marian Lauer and Mrs John Kunitz. A business meeting followed by games and contests awarded prizes to Mrs Albert Pallas and Mrs Russell Dunford. Mrs Albert Vietzen will host a meeting at her Foster avenue home on August sixth.
Tri Fi Club members were guests of Mrs Eleanor McCoy at Bellefield avenue. Miss Helen Lockhard of Cleveland visited. A picnic at Cedar Pot was planned for August 14. After the business meeting the group played pinochle with Mrs Sedie Hornung high score. Miss Lowise Wernert second and Miss Lockhard third. Mrs Hornung will be club hostess at her home August 27.
Eng lish class of the M. C. A. organized a beach party at the Elyria Waterworks in Lorain. About twenty members attended a wiener roast, singing, and a campfire with some enjoying a lake swim. Committee members were Mrs S. Stn, Miss Carolin Mahk, and Miss Kathleen Bayley.
Mrs Mary Abbey of Monroe street hosted a Mary A Chandler Tent meeting of the Daughters of Union Veterans last evening with Mrs Lydia Squires assisting and presiding in the president's absence. A picnic is planned for the next meeting in three weeks. Mrs Cora Palmer will confer with the president on arrangements. Refreshments were served to members and guest Comrad Kaley.
The Grand Master of the I C O F spoke at Elyria Lodge No. 108 about Grand Lodge changes and upcoming events. Noble Grand Henry Choate urged members to attend next Tuesday. A committee will serve refreshments.
Mr and Mrs P West avenue announce the engagement of their son Alma Evleen La Grange of Elyria. Miss Alma is set to wed on a church date in Cumberland West Virginia. Miss Douis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Saywall of Hudson Ohio, is to marry Rash Heaton son of Mr and Mrs Rolland Heath of La Grange Co. on a date at First Baptist church. Heath is a Shaw High School and Oberlin College graduate while his bride is linked to Elyria High and Oberlin. They reside at 65 Streetsboro street Hudson Ohio.
Calendar Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary meet at Hedges for pic nic. Friendly Twelve meet with Mrs. Martha Wirth, Nichols Court. Zeta Upsilon meets with Roberta Mosely of East River street. Dames of Malta meet in I Q F Hall. Gala Club meets at Vermilion-on-the-Lake. St Pauls Circle 2 has picnic at Elywoods. Marshall Chapter, R A M, meets.
The Friendship club held an executive meeting yesterday afternoon and elected stadium chairman Mary Rob son and supper chairman Lois Keifer. Jeannie McCray was named assistant and Nancy Oldfield social chairman with a full slate of program and publicity roles. The cabinet plans a Thursday 2 39 meeting at WY Wo 4 to plan Tuesday activities and notes Denise Weishrod, Sunshine chairman of Whi Shrine of Jerusalem, attended a Mansfield visit with dignitaries Esther Bernice Kunkle and others accompanying.
Miss Eva Smith of Fast Avenue hosted an afternoon tea yesterday for Mrs Charles Turner and her daughter Miss Amy of Marion. Guests included Mrs Annie Everhard, Mrs John Everhard, Mrs John Smith, Mrs Reno Smith, Mrs Carl Wright and Mrs James Shadley.
A list of hospital admissions and discharges is reflected across multiple locales including Leechburg Pa Oberlin Lorain Medina Brunswick and Amherst with patients named Walter Green William Mid Paul Anderson Mrs James Szaho Mrs Clarence Bittner Josephine Whitmore Richard Hurehut Batty Holcomb Karl Keller John Ferency Mrs Frank Beckwith Mrs F J Schumm John Warner Beverly Wright Elsie Tisdale Lois Jackson and others. The notice also mentions residents visiting Knoxville and a southern stay for Miss Reba Matter as summer plans conclude.
A flurry of social activity includes Dr and Mrs W C Endley guests of Mrs Spektman and others from Lincolnton North Carolina visiting Peggy Rhinech this week at 401 Garford Ave. Rev F J Schumm and Mrs Schumm greet a daughter born July 23 at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
The rehearsal for the East Cariste Mothersinters was moved to Thursday evening at Mrs. H H Gregg home. Aly gust Past Chief's Association of Prthian Sisters hosts a picnic lunch in Ely Woods tomorrow with dinner at 12 30. If rain, meet at Mrs. Ruby Beal's West Bridge street home.
Licenses Jack Blanke Lorain salesman and Dorothy Slatkin Lorain. The lives of the great teachers and preachers of the world have been in the main wretchedly un successful. Attention Eagles Regular meeting and district meeting Thursday night July 25 LUNCH. Come up and get acquainted with your aerie. Fraternally yours E B Haylor President.
A Brooklyn high school teacher Hardin Lucas unveils a 1-3 by 11 inch aluminum press with 288 squares and 1,440 pins to speed grading. The device uses a stereotype plate to punch holes in Jacograms matching answers, letting students self-check in minutes while teachers prepare more exams.
Chicago reports that lemonade has ancient roots, traced by Bethold Laufer curator at the Field Museum. Mongol emperors in China valued the drink for flavor and health, with a high ranking official supervising its preparation. In 1281 AD Mar Sergius, Nestorian church founder at Chenktang, was rewarded with a gold tablet for his lemonade making skill.
CUERO Texas Tom Cheatham attorney asked defendant Emmett Cook charged with assault to demonstrate the fight in district court. Cook knocked Cheatham unconscious with a knee to the ribs and was convicted of slashing Luther Williams, receiving a one year prison sentence. Cheatham vowed no more demonstrations.
Duke McHale, 19, dancer featured at the St. Louis Municipal Opera, credits a doctor's order to his parents at age two after spinal meningitis for guiding him to dance. He began tap at 11 and appeared on a New York stage at 12, with his illness not affecting him since.
TORONTO Ont. Russian girls marry only for love says Gregory E Elansky president of Intourists Inc the Soviet department in charge of tourist traffic Women in Russia need not wed because they cannot find work Unemployment cannot force a girl into marriage Women are free there can get a job at self supporting wages and are on the same economic footing as men
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