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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
10
President Gerardo Machado told U S newspaper correspondents in Havana that he intends to remain in office and believes he has national support. In a light exchange he dismissed rebel reports that he might resign, noting such chatter feeds propaganda.
H P Chapman Camp 8S of U met in G A Hall with Henry Stevick presiding. Important business discussed and committees to be appointed next meeting. A combined patriotic program with W R C Daughters Union Veterans and Sons Auxiliary planned for Flag Day observances. Alfred Bates, patriotic instructor, chairs. Camp placed a flag over the grave of H Willard at Wellington Cemetery on Decoration Day.
Miss Esther Horwedel and Miss Jarjorie Webber attended a Comraderie Club gathering hosted by Miss Ruth Stanford on East Broad Street. Bridge was played with Esther Horwedel winning high and Loretha Rounds low. Magdalene Hoffman arranged the event with a $10 gift for the prize and guests planned a next meeting date.
Admissions include Daniel Stevick of 217 Olive Street Alfred Otto of 128 Kipling Street Mrs George Battenhouse 259 Council Avenue Anherst EM Ellison Cleveland Airport Betty Ann Powell 205 Slawthorne Street John Marie Robinson 205 Second Street Stanley Zicx 1654 Woodbury Street Floyd Wicks and Meranda Wicks of 17th Street Ruth Wanda and Roy Hathaway Wicks plus families 115 Cornell Avenue and 355 17th Street Discharges list Mrs Seth Shunk Gulf Road Ralph Fullmer RD 1 Fred Smith 404 Prospect Street Robert Wilson 408 West Sth Street Mrs Charles Boales C18 Winckles Street Dan Tucker Masonic Club.
A large turnout of Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans joined a G A R Hall gathering led by President Mrs Jessie Coniam. Mrs Goodman praised participants in Washington Avenue Bridge Memorial Sunday exercises and highlighted solos by Paul Wainwright and talks by Harvey Cheney and Kaley. A flag day program is planned for June 15 in G A R Hall with multiple groups invited and chaired by Alfred Bates. A memorial service for deceased Auxiliary members followed led by chaplain Mrs Hattie Smith. Next meeting is June 16.
The Au Korants club met last evening with Velda Davidson and ten members plus one guest. The gathering featured a backwards party with various games and prizes awarded to Grace Worchester and Rosella Ewers. A luncheon followed, and the next meeting is set for Rosella Ewers home in Lorain on June 14.
The Sewing Pals 4-H Club met at East Carlisle school house on a Wednesday afternoon for a short business session. Members set the first project for June seventh at 159 and were asked to attend with materials.
Tonight features W C T U at Y W C A with 730 program and music. Rear Up Club hosts a garden party at the same venue. Daughters of Sahara meet with Mrs Elsie Scrivens on East Broad Street. American Legion Auxiliary serves dinner at 6 at Legion Home. O W L holds a dancing party at Elberta Beach. Royal Neighbors meet in Woodman Hall. Fishermen's Club convenes in Ken's room at Baptist Church. Second Congregational Division C hosts Family Album at 730. Grace Lutheran Young People present Second Story Peggy at Ely School at 800. Epworth League E M Church holds party and officer election at 730. Mission study led by Mrs Bond at 630. O E S Lincoln Chapter meets for business at 730. O E S Ladies Drill team to demonstrate. Refreshments afterward. Mike and Key Club meets at OP 8S Building on Olive Street.
Division A of the Second Congregational church met for a birthday tureen dinner at the church with twenty six ladies present. At two o'clock a business meeting was conducted by the chairman. A silver tea is planned for Thursday evening June 15 at the home of Mrs. McKenzie 1226 Lake avenue. The next regular meeting will be July sixth at the home of Mrs. Emma Donnelly 135 Bell avenue.
Grace Lutheran Aid Society held its monthly session with hostesses Mrs Albert Barkknecht and Mrs Owen Bannon. A quarterly birthday luncheon is planned at Mrs William Schmittgen’s Cleveland Road home on June 29. The next meeting will be at the church in two weeks as a social session. Spanish War Veterans Camp and Auxiliary met at Rot C hall electing delegates for the Los Angeles National convention in August. Northeast Booster meeting of Spanish Veterans planned for Ravenna on Sunday, June eleventh. A flag day parade is set for June 14 with participating patriotic groups from Cleveland area. Ohio Department encampment in Columbus runs June 25-28. After June 15, a card party for Auxiliary and Camp members and friends. Sewing Circle to be hosted June 8 at Mrs Wenndorf’s Columbus street home. Special service Sunday at LaPorte M E Church features dollar day with emphasis on youth, sermon “Ti Were Young” and youth music. Mr and Mrs Louis Kellogg hosted a bridge gathering on Fourth Street to showcase Vincent Boland’s system, with demonstrations by Boland and Mr Schriner. guests included Mr and Mrs George Stevens, Mr and Mrs R S Silsbee, Mr and Mrs John Brooks, Mr and Mrs Alan Smythe, Cyrus Faxon, Baxter Sharp and Charles Conway.
The Epworth League of the First M. E. Church will elect officers as its main agenda item at this evening's meeting. A mission study class led by Mrs. E. J. Bond begins at 6 30 followed by a party, then the business session.
Rev John G Koontz preaches The Steadying Power of the Unseen at Sunday morning service with a sermonette for youth and special music. Edwin West of Elyria will sing three solos The Morn Eternal I Shall Not Pass Again This Way Peace.
Miss Betty Blaine will play a saxophone solo Danse Hongroise and Miss Agnes DeLoyd a piano prelude. The service begins 10 15 a m with Sunday school at 11 15 a m and a special 7 30 p m session under the W F M S and Epworth League. Miss Kuan of China, Oberlin student, is the speaker. Brevvoort family of Elyria contribute music trio with saw, violin, piano.
Houston Tex. WP reports Judge James G. Blaine of St. Louis traffic court says legal beer returned April 7 and immediately reduced driving while intoxicated cases by about 50 percent, from six or seven daily to roughly three.
The Kan Act Club met at East Carlisle school and admitted Edna Whitney and Howard Rushin as new members. A dinner is set for June 29 at the school, with Douis Jackson Udith Whitney and Clara Mae Eddy named to organize. A Sunday meeting at LaGrange Seventh Day Adventist church on the theme How To Live Forever is scheduled for 8:00 p.m., with special music promised.
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