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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1935

Page

3

SOCIETY CALENDAR OF EVENTS AND MEETINGS TONIGHT

Society groups list tonight events including W R C picnic supper at Agnes Opher home, Hotcha Club with Ruby Woodcock, Gala Club with Aileen Fiedler, and a Baptist church gospel music program by Judson Van DeVenter and musicians. Community notices outline club meetings, refreshments, and upcoming gatherings.

Agnes Opher Lake Avenue Ruby Woodcock Aileen Fiedler Fremont Street Ladies of the Legion Home Baptist Church Judson W. van DeVenter

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

Hospital admissions include Jack Freese 374 East Bridge street Donald Delle field Amherst Joyes Maddock 1210 Lake avenue Arthur Krup ka 348 Ninth street. Discharges include Doris Snow Lorain Donald Dellefield Amherst Norma Nickel Lorain Mrs Chas Barnes and baby girl 182 Bath street Mrs Harold Sayles and a baby boy 354 Princeton avenue.

Jack Freese East Bridge Street Donald Dellefield Amherst Joyes Maddock Lake Avenue Arthur Krupka Ninth Street Doris Snow Lorain Norma Nickel Chas Barnes Bath Street Harold Sayles Princeton Avenue

Local clubs report meetings and social events in Elyria

The Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles planned a card party at Mrs Derek home in Thorsday. Officers of Elyria Eagles met in club rooms for a special session. A clam bake was planned for August 25 in lodge rooms for members and friends. Democratic Women's Club hosted a tureen supper garden party at the Woman's Club with short candidate talks. Mary-Martha class of St Pauls held a social at Griswold road with fifty attending. Yarn lights, outdoor song service, Psalm 37 read by Mrs Park Hobill, and Ruth Hoogenboom sang. Wiener roast ended the gathering. August 27 set for next meeting hosted by Mrs Carl Menz Mrs R Pallas and Mrs Max Lyndon. Truth Seekers class of Presbyterian held a cottage meeting near Vermilion with husbands and friends. Alex Anderson served tea. A box social in Cascade Park was approved for next meeting with Lesson Study at Mrs Hilen Palm's. Romans chapter 11 to be taught by Mrs C L Bristol. meeting closed with prayer by Mrs Alex Graham.

Elyria Order of Eagles Democratic Women's Club of Elyria Woman's Club Mary-Martha St. Paul's Church E. O. Pallas Griswold Road Park Hobill Ruth Hoogenboom Cleveland Carl Menz R. Pallas Max Lyndon Presbyterian Church Vermilion Alex ‘Anderson Cascade Park Hilen Palm Phillips Court C.L. Bristol Alex Graham

Sorority Beach Party At Century Park Hosts

Sigma Gamma Sorority staged a beach party last night for sixteen members and guests at Century Park. The evening included a lake swim followed by a steak and wiener roast. The next meeting, August fourth, will feature Miss Forrest Ordell of Chesnut Street as hostess.

Sigma Gamma Sorority Century Park

Lake Lures Club Picnic At Vermilion Summer Home

Sixteen Colonial Club members were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Schultz in Vermilion for a summer picnic at noon followed by three tables of five hundred. On Monday August twelfth Mrs. B F Schultz of Columbus street will entertain.

Colonial Club Vermilion Carlton Schultz B. F. Schultz Columbus Street

Auxiliary Picnic At Cascade Park Highlights Legion Event

The Ladies Auxiliary and Junior Auxiliary of the American Legion held a picnic in Cascade Park with large attendance. Children swam and received special prizes of candy and orangeade while the ladies played cards. Prizes were won by Mrs. Carl Wolf and Mrs. Virgil Jasper. Plans were made for the birthday celebration of past presidents at the American Legion Home on August 13.

Ladies Auxiliary The American Legion Cascade Park Carl Wolf Virgil Jasper

Local Socials Show Wide West Trip and Visits

Mr and Mrs Charles Chener return from a western trip via Los Angeles San Francisco Salt Lake City and Denver Reverend and Mrs EB Redhead Test vacation Gambier Ohio to visit Professor and Mrs Atlen Mr and Mrs Frederick Ferguson of Lorain welcome a daughter born yesterday at St Josephs Hospital Ferguson is son of Mr and Mrs George Ferguson of Second Street Mr and Mrs Clinton Hinkley of Rochester NY return from California and visit Mrs Harold Hinkson of Middle Avenue Miss Muriel Sump leaves for Cleveland for a few days Karl Brown and Harl Tompkins plan a Michigan fishing trip Mr and Mrs John N Sensback recently moved here hosted friends from Sandusky plus family Misses Mary Margaret Borie Nancy Borie and guest Norine Salyer return from Columbus visits Miss Gertrude Boria and Miss Margaret Duffy Helen Smith visits aunt Mrs N H Howard in New York City Ella Herbert hosts recent guests from Sharon PA Edna Hines Marge Paskvan Helen Mashinsky Rose Fazekas Marge Krugman and Ruth Barton return from Vermilion-on-the-Lake Phi Kappa Sorority members and Ruth Barton return home from Annabelle cottage Others visit Ellwood City and West River Street residents host ties to Jillson family.

Charles Chener Blaine Street West Los Angeles San Francisco Salt Lake City Denver E. B. Red- Thead Gambier Ohio Atlen Frederick Ferguson Lorain St. Joseph’s Hospital Ferguson Sandusky Gilbert Cheetham Billy Ralph Dens Patty Frank Link Ben Sprague Mary Margaret Borie Nancy Borie West Avenue Norine Salyer Clarksburg West Virginia Columbus Gertrude Boria Ohio State University Margaret Duffy Boston Helen Smith N. H. Howard New York City N.Y Ella Herbert Fifth Street Howard McClure Sharon Pennsylvania Edna Hines Marge Paskvan Helen Mashinsky Rose Fazekas Marge Krugman Ewing Park Arthur Hague Blouise Hague Canton F. E. Skeeles West River Street

Lorain Licenses Granted to Wozniak and Krosnroy

Joseph Wozniak of Lorain and Frances Krosnroy of Lorain are listed with licenses granted and no occupation noted. The brief notice records the names and city.

Joseph Wozniak Lorain Frances Krosnroy

Grafton Visitors Spend Week With Grandmother and Local Guests

Miss Eileen and Alice Yost from Grafton spent a week with their grandmother Mrs. Charles Yost. Mrs. George Robinson and Walter Wallington from Fields were guests one day last week of Mrs. Anna Pierce.

Eaton Missea Eileen Alice Yost Grafton Charles Yost George Robinson Walter Wallington Fields Anna Pierce

Perfect Travel Plans for World Tour by Sun Day Group

A meeting at Miss Clarice Lantz home refined plans for A Trip Around the World to be taken by the Young People Sunday night group on August 4. Countries visited include China Russia France Switzerland and the United States with hosts Laura Splete Ruth Cook Melicent Box Park Dimaline and Robert Hoskins. Passports and a small five cent fare are required for each traveler.

Clarice Lantz Young People's China Russia France Switzerland United States Laura Splete Ruth Cook Melicent Box Park Dimaline Robert Hoskins Ernest Sprete

Amherst Day Highlights Planned by Amherst Men

Amherst O July 31 Plans are complete for the third annual Amherst Day by the Amherst Business Men's Association. Events include morning folk songs contests, a dinner, races on Church street, a Harris street Field baseball game, a greased pole climb with a cash prize, an ash can derby parade at six, floats prizes, and fireworks at Harris street Field at nine. Free dancing at Hesse Hall with Adam Blythe, plus various games, parades, and parish events. The Eagle auxiliary drill team and Redman Waldorf Lagers are involved, with church picnics and social activities noted.

Amherst Day Amherst Eagles Harris Street Field Hesse Hall Adam Blythe

Local Social Roundup Shows Visits and Plans

Group proposed a church trip met at the Lantz home Friday night with Clarice Lantz Melicent Box Ruth Cook and Carl Stiefel from Berea acting pastor until September first. A Christian Endeavor Society may form by October first. Sunday seven o clock church meet for those taking the tour. Betty Lyon alongside Howard Winston and Mrs Winston brought Bernard from Camp Crag. Landin family guests near Toledo. Hilda Yost on two week vacation at home. Frances Davis Elizabeth Davis Ruth Hoffman Donna Rust returned from Winstead Connecticut with Frances starting hospital duties August fifteenth. Elizabeth and Frances visiting Pittsburgh area this week. Jack Lyon Alfred Squires visited Lorain to see Emme Boice’s family whose funeral was held Monday.

Lantz Clarice Lantz Melicent Box Ruth Cook Carl Stiefel Berea Betty Lyon Howard Winston Camp Crag Bernard Edward Landin Lester Edward Landin Jr Jean Toledo Hilda Yost Frances Davis Elizabeth Davis Ruth Hoffman Lakewood Donna Rust Grafton Winstead Connecticut Frances Pittsburgh Jack Lyon Alfred Squires Lorain Emme Boice Squires

Sheffield Family Reunion Highlights Garfield Kin

July 31 at the home of Mr and Mrs H C Burrel on River Road hosted a Garfield family reunion with W N Garfield as a focal relative. Out of town guests included Dr H F Garfield of Danville Illinois and W N Garfield of South Bend Indiana among others. A wiener toast was held by the Bloody Nine team at the lake Saturday evening.

Sheffield H. C. Burrel River Road W. N. Garfield

Two Tiny Moons Orbit Mars Amid Complex Motion

Mars hosts two small moons with unusual paths. One completes three orbits as Mars spins once on its axis. The moon rises in the west and moves quickly across the sky to set in the east, illustrating odd celestial motion around the planet.

Mars

Community Notes From Huntington and Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs G A Cole and son Myron attended the Stemmetz Long reunion in Ashland Ohio. Mrs Rose Knapp was a Sunday dinner guest at Mr and Mrs Paul Barme's home. Ed Langdon of Brighton and Ben Keeling of Wellington visited E R Allen and family. Grace Crile visits. Lyle Simonson and Pauline Lorence enjoyed meals with Crile and Lorence families. Birthday dinner honored D W Finkle in Wellington. Clarence Elliot of Warren and relatives hosted supper. Funeral of Mrs Bertha Taylor in Litchfield referenced.

Huntington G. A. Cole Myron Ashland Rose Knapp Paul Barmés E. R. Alien Agnes Bertha Taylor Litchfield E.R. Allen Ben Keeling Wellington Ed. Langdon Brighton C. C. Finkle D. W. Finkle Clarence Elliot Warren, O

Langdon and Gray Visit Carlisle Home

Brighton Carl Langdon and Harold Gray of Carlisle spent Sunday at the home of Langdon’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert. Langdon, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Goss and children attended the Sinclair reunion at Cascade Park Elyria Saturday. Herbert Peet, D. A. McKisson and sons Russell and Jimmy and Vern Hales made a business trip to Kipton Oberlin and Elyria Friday evening. Miss Edna Langdon is spending

Carl Langdon Harold Gray Carlisle Albert Langdon C. O. Goss Sinclair Cascade Park Elyria Herbert Peet D. A. McKisson Russell Jimmy Vern Hales Kipton Oberlin Edna Langdon

Recreation WPA activity expands at city playgrounds

The county Recreation Project of the WPA operates at McKinley Jefferson and Garford playgrounds with free programs for boys and girls. J W Lersch and Miss Grace Schulke lead nature study, sketching, and handicraft on designated days, encouraging harmony, loyalty, self control, and sportsmanship among participating children.

WPA McKinley Jefferson Garford Hamilton J. W. Lersch McKinley Grounds O’clark Cascade Park Grace Schulke

Nickel Plate Railroad elects new president in Cleveland

In Cleveland on July 31 the Nickel Plate Railroad board elected William J. Harahan, 67, to succeed the late John J. Bennet as president. Harahan previously led the Chesapeake and Ohio and the Pere Marquette.

Cleveland The Nickel Plate Railroad Today William J. Harahan Road John J. Bennet Harahan Chesapeake and Ohio Pere

Camp meeting attendance at Beulah Beach Park

Several days this week at Lake Fa Sunday evening camera at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hales were their son Charles Hales and family of Carlisle, Mr. and Mrs. C. Goss and Hazel and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reed and daughter Fay attended the Church of Alliance Camp meeting at Beulah Beach Park Sunday afternoon.

Vern Hales Charles Hales Carlisle C. Goss Hazel Ralph Reed Fay Church of Alliance Beulah Beach Park

Ohio tax receipts rise in 26 week period reported

COLUMBUS July 31 Gross sales tax collections for the 26 week period of operation of the law reached 24 388 545 41 today State Treasurer Harry S Day reported For the weekend MA July 27 they were 583 859 Linking Springs Roy Shanks 46 a barber was killed here last night when 22 calibre rifle he was using on a ground hog hunt caught in a fence He was shot through the heart Findlay Joint funeral services for Migs Carrie Reinhart and her brother William who were killed in an automobile accident near North Baltimore Sunday were attended here yesterday They were buried in Bishop cemetery Cleveland Funeral services will be held here Thursday for Mrs Nettle Mac Kenzie Clapp Cuyahoga county s het woman members of the Ohio House of Representatives who died yesterday Mansfield Nine slot machines were confiscated in business places hele by police acting on orders of Mayor Charles M Lantz Police Chief William Lauer said a warrant would be issued for the distributor of the machines Upper Sandusky John L Lewis 8 of Harpster father of former Lieut Gov Charles H Lewis died at his home yesterday The elder Lewis had been a banker.

Columbus Harry 8S. Day Linking Springs Roy Shanks Findlay Carrie Reinhart William Baltimore Bishop Cemetery Cleveland Nettle MacKenzie Clapp Cuyahoga County Ohio House of Representatives Libson Mansfield, O Hele Charles M. Lantz William Lauer Upper Sandusky, D John L. Lewis Harpster Charles H. Lewis Lewis

Automobile Stolen in Lorain, Don Rea Reports

Don Rea of West River Road reported to the city police and county sheriff that his Ford coupe, painted black and bearing license YZ244, was stolen from Lorain on Monday evening. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.

Don Rea West River Road City Pubice County Sheriff's Department Lorain

Missouri Ozarks Delight State Mounts Praise

Burman statesman Strama T. Seluriza toured the Missouri Ozarks and found the region very pleasant. He noted the vegetation was more luxuriant than in the East during his recent trip through the area.

Statesman Ozarks MT. Vernon Missouri Ozarks Strama T. Seluriza Burma Seluriza

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