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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1933

Page

13

Elyria High Alumni Elects Mrs C W Martin President

Elyria High School alumni elected Mrs C W Martin as president for the coming year at the annual gathering. Frank E Stevens served as master of ceremonies as eight class reunions preceded the business session. Several members marked fifty years since graduation and an In Memoriam list honored past alumni with numerous names and class years.

Elyria High School C. W. Martin Frank E. Stevens Stevens S. S&s. Rockwood Anna Monroe Nettie M. Woodruff Nettie Gibson Johnson Chauncey George W. Ingersoll Charles M. Braman Minnie Brush Davies Waldo Starr Mary Combee Taylor Mildred Trainor Martin Russell Mosher John Heywood

Class of 1883 Reunion Details With Elyria Alumni

The 1883 class represented by Anne Erne Savage and Henry Weingersoll hosted Miss Frances Hosford of Oberlin at the Ingersoll home on Middle Avenue. Guests included Ina Peckham Barden and Wallace Cathcart. Thirteen of twenty four returned for dinner at the Elyria Woman's Club and an Alumni meeting at the High School with class pins, prophecies, and pictures. Several members abroad are noted for notable achievements in law, medicine, steel, and education. The article also covers the 1908 class twenty fifth anniversary dinner at Elyria Country Club, with many out‑of‑town attendees and a later 1913 reunion dinner at First Congregational Church followed by participation in a high school alumni program.

Anne Erne Savage Henry Weingersoll, Sr Frances Hosford Oberlin Ingersoll Middle Avenue Marie. Parks Kart Chauncey Rittenburg Lakewood Ruttenburg Ina Peckham Barden Santa Monica California Horatius Hall Elyria Woman's Club Frank Billings Charles J. Crehore Lewis Hecock Pearl Lord A. B. Taylor Frank Wilford Elyria Ernest Hoefele Detroit Case Arthur Boynton Wellesley College Edward O. McLean Lansing Mich Greyhound University of Michigan Archer Shaw Cleveland Plain Dealer Elyria Country Club Elyria High School John Rankin Clyde Oakley Shaker Heights Claston Smith Eric Tasman Buffalo New York Louis Welton Alma Griggs East Cleveland Blanche Coveney Hazel Gee Cleveland Lucia Manning Riley Canton Ohio Hazel “Erroll Henry United States Baltimore Louise Joselyn Agate Florence Grills Jessie Buck Osborn Clara Barnes Warren Sotherden Robert Ruth Waldo Starr Fred Young Wag Adelle Brown Leonore Smith Collins Edwin Keyes Tasman Elynn High School First Congregational Church Kenneth Boylan Wayne Garland

Class of '93 Reunion Shines At Elyria High Events

Elyria last evening hosted reunions for the Class of 1993 with strong turnout. A participant described the gathering as a family party that captured shared memories and community spirit.

Elyria Elyria High School

Mixed Dance at Nuhn's Barn Tonight

The notice advertises a mixed dance at Nuhn's Barn with Frinite orchestra. Admission 25 cents per couple and an extra 10 cents for Judy. Participants urged to attend for social entertainment.

Nuhn Judy

Class of ’93 Alumni Broadcast Highlights Careers

The message details the three sons and daughter of Mrs. Mortimer M. Moon and Clara Rittenburg, noting one son taught science at Case School and led a Maine observation point broadcast for a total solar eclipse last summer. Ada Newton of Madison and Lola Shaw return to Ridgeville scenes, while Arthur Gilbert in Mobile Bay misses snow after seventeen years. Frank Wilford and Archer Shaw promoted a class broadcasting feature at the alumni meeting.

Case School Maine Mortimer M. Moon Clara Rittenburg Jane Addams Cleveland Arthur Gilbert Fairhope Alabama Mobile Bay Ada Lickerish Newton Madison Ohio Elyria Lola Shaw Ridgeville Frank Wilford Archer Shaw

Shaw Anniversary Reunion of 1898 Class Held at Harrison Street

Mr and Mrs S G Shaw hosted the 35th reunion dinner for 13 of 29 living members of the class of 1898 at Harrison Street. The menu featured green and white decor, with several guests by marriage joining to make 16. Attendees included Lois Dickinson Bell, Fannie Root Hilbert, Nellie Mantle, Grace Jackson, Maude Parmelee, Lizzie Hahn, Nora Lyndes of Cleveland, and others. After letters from absentees, attendees recalled school days and later joined the alumni at the High School where a jigsaw numeral puzzle capped the evening’s program.

S. G. Shaw Harrison Street W. F. Bell Lois Dickinson Hilbert Fannie Root

Elyria High School Class of 1923 Holds Tenth Anniversary Dinner

Round tables centered with red and white peonies seated thirty six members of Elyria High School class of 1923 at Elks Restaurant for a tenth anniversary dinner. Dr Chester Vessey welcomed the group and Earl Lautenschleger reported absentees. Miss Winifred Flatt elected permanent secretary. They then joined the Alumni reunion at the high school.

Elyria High School Elks Chester Vessey Earl Lautenschleger Winifred Flatt Visiting

Midyear Class of 1928 Reunion at Green Lantern Tea Room

Members of the mid-year class of 1928 gathered for a reunion dinner at the Green Lantern Tea Room last evening before the association meeting at the high school. Leonard Fowls served as master of ceremonies as attendees sang the class song during reminiscences. Miss Ruth Haag, with Miss Mary Canolos of Lorain, represented the class on the association meeting program with a piano duet number.

Ers Green Lantern Tea Room Leonard Fowls Ruth Haag Mary Canolos Lorain

Class of June 1928 Dance at Reunion Dinner

Elden Smith addressed classmates at their reunion dinner for the June 1928 class held at Newell Restaurant. Sixty four members and two guests attended. Mrs. Raufus and Miss Edna Jones taught at the high school. Charles Neiderhauser presided. Helen Adams read the class poem and all sang the class song. Green and white dominated the decor. Joyce McKinley and Charles Daney led the committee. a class dance was performed with Joyce McKinley and Clare Short.

Elden Smith Cleveland Newell Raufus Edna Jones Charles Neiderhauser Clas Helen Adams Joyce McKinley Charles Daney Association Clare Short

Cosmopolitan And Metropolitan club afternoon bridge event

Mrs Henry Beam and Mrs E inadiser hosted Cosmopolitan and Metropolitan club members and guests at their Wooster street home with a tureen luncheon. Eight tables of bridge produced prizes for Mrs Vosloh, Mrs Birkbeck, Miss Alvie Parks and Mrs W Griffin. A future Cosmo meeting plans a Vermilion Lagoons picnic on July sixth with transportation arranged by Mrs Beam.

Henry Beam E. Inadiser Will Davies Wooster Street Davies Garden F. Vosloh S. Birkbeck Alvie Parks W. Griffin Wallace Smith Oberlin Joseph Morgan Lodi Algie Parks Fremont H. Aull L Bcotamer L. Buckley Wilbur Gaston Cosmopolitan Club Curtis Sewe+s Vermilion Lagozas Beam

Mrs. Seller Hosts Missionary Society 60th Anniversary

Mrs. T. F. Seller of 252 Harvard avenue welcomed members of the United Presbyterian church Missionary Society for a celebration of the General Missionary Society’s 60th anniversary. Devotions led by Mrs. James Davies, a Mother G. M.S. sketch, and branches of women’s work described. Bequest to Emma Dean Anderson Curie, Young Women’s group received by Miss Connie McClure. Solo by Kathryn Evang with Dora Scottdale. Evans and Scottdale, Gambier residents, attended. Refreshments served.

T. F. Seller Harvard Avenue United Presbyterian Church Mhe General Missionary Society James Davies J. Keece G. M.S Women’s Society Emma Dean Anderson Curreie Connie McClure Kathryn Evang Dora Scottdale Evans Scottdale Sellers Gambier Ohio

Miss Rosemary Williams Graduates From St Marys College

Miss Rosemary Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward M Williams of Elyria will graduate June 4 from St Marys College Notre Dame Ind with a cum laude AB degree in journalism and a social science minor She is part of Blue Pencil and Sta tic and Chimes She attended Cap and Gown exercises May 27 and will receive baccalaureate address by Rev Joseph Burke CS C and commencement by Judge John W Eggeman in Fort Wayne Ind Also note Miss Florence Stetson fractured her right arm after a fall on Eight Street Wednesday night with bruises

Rosemary Williams Edward M. Williams Park Avenue Elyria St. Mary's College Notre Dame Ind Miss Williams Blue Pencil Club Static Chimes Joseph Burke C S. C St. Thomas Academy 5 Paul, Minn Joan Franc's Noll D.D Fort Wayne John W. Eggeman

Northwestern Collection and Adjustment Co Moves Office

Northwestern Collection and Adjustment Co. announces the relocation of its office from the Lorain County Bank Building to 408 Elyria Savings & Trust Building. The move consolidates operations and positions the firm in a new downtown site.

Northwestern Collection and Adjustment Co Lorain County Bank Elyria Savings & Trust

Annual Hospital Tea Held at Smythe Home Gardens

The Woman's Auxiliary of Elyria Memorial Hospital hosts its annual tea and business meeting Monday at two o'clock in the gardens of F. A. Smythe on Washington avenue. Guests of honor include the graduating class of the MN Hospital Nurses' Training school, with Mrs. C. B. Johnson delivering the annual activity report.

F. A. Smythe Washington Avenue MN Hospital Nurses’ Training School C. 8. Johnson

Oriental luncheon aids First Methodist mission work

The Women's Foreign Missionary Society hosted an Oriental luncheon at the First Methodist church for 135 guests including district officers, returned missionaries, and Chinese students. Speakers from Wadsworth Wellington and Elyria shared insights on China and missionary work, with a short play and a garden party invitation from Lorain W F M S. Standard Bearers in Coolie coats served as waitresses.

Women's Foreign Missionary Society First Methodist Church F. D. Lorentz Wadsworth Rowe Florence Starr Wellington Norwalk M. J. Kauf China Yang Oberlin Bement Elyria Miss Starr Henry Townsend J. C. Jackson Carl Snowden C. R. Barber Clark Maddock H. H. Grezge Lorain W. B. Thompson

Mon-O-Moy Club Adopts New Members In Cleveland Session

The Mon-O-Moy clubs met in a special session at Miss Gladys Crombie's home on Cleveland Street. Two new members, Miss Jean Brooks and Miss Cecelia Basinski, were welcomed. Russ Edna Hines won first prize and Miss Ruth Barton received consolation. Refreshments followed, with plans to meet again Monday evening June fifth at Miss Jean Crooks' Roosevezit Avenue home.

Gladys Crombie Cleveland Street Jean Brooks Cecilia Basinski Russ Edna Hines Ruth Barton Jean Crooks Roosevezit Avenue

St Johns Ladies Aid Convene and Plan County Chorus Banquet

Members met in the schior au ditorium on Third street yester day spending the morning sewing and holding a business session in the afternoon. A committee was appointed to serve the County Lutheran Men's Chorus banquet at the school on Friday evening June 6. A luncheon was served by Mrs Alfred Buchols and Mrs August Novak amid banquets of garden flowers. A social meeting is planned in two weeks. Mr and Mrs C B Simkins will spend the weekend at Delaware Ohio and attend their daughter Gueraldine Simkins graduation Monday morning from Ohio Wesleyan University Education department.

St. John’s Ladies Aid Society Schior Third Street County Lutheran Alfred Buchols August Novak C. B Simkins Delaware Ohio Gueraldine Simkins Ohio Wesleyan University

Elyria Social Notes Highlight Class of 1923 Reunions

Miss Mary Sheema of Pittsburgh visits her Elyria relatives during the weekend. Elyria High School class of 1923 reunites at the Elks' Restaurant with Jefferson Morrow and others from Cleveland. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Joseph Burnett from Cleveland, Mr and Mrs B H Long heading to Washington PA for Leland Long’s graduation from Washington and Jefferson College. Mrs T L Moise and family travel to Richmond VA then Hollins and Charlottesville for events. Ruth Koepp improves after illness. Dora Scottdale and Kathryn Evans guests with Mrs Sellers in Harvard avenue. Jack Rassler returns from a two day convention in Columbus.

Mary Sheema Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Joseph Sheema Joseph Burnett Cleveland Elyria Elyria High School B. H. Long Rodney Washington Leland C. Long Washington and Jefferson College Long Delta Tau Delta Skull and Dagger Ruskin Club College Dramatic Society The Glee Club Joseph Atkinson New London Ohio Elks George R. Haines East Avenue Middlefield R. N. Parks Edson Jack Parks Jefferson Ruth Koepp Fred Koepp Ninth Street Dora Scottdale Kathryn Evans Gambier T. F. Sellers Harvard Avenue Anthony J. Sheema Jane Mary Clarence Grandstaff C. S. Ashbrook Pottsville Jack Rassler Northwestern Collection and Adjustmentt Company Neil Columbus

Local notes on obits and greetings from Elyria area

A series of short notices from Elyria area includes Mastoid operation success for Master Danny Stevick son of Mr and Mrs H G Stevick. Memorial Day address given by Dr E J Bond at Mesquehoniax Pennsylvania. Mrs V L Overdeer travels to Detroit for her sister Rheau Morgan wedding on June tenth. Mrs J B White of Scranton PA visits East avenue sister Dr E J Bond. Mrs Ed Smith and son Claude plan a Detroit weekend. Chauncey Rittenburg and wife attend class reunion in Lakewood. Paul Collins heads to Meyerstown Pa due to his father Dr Collins illness.

Ohio State Association of Mercantile Agencies Danny Stevick H. G. Stevick Elyria Memorial Hospital E. J. Bond East Avenue Pennsylvania Detroit Michigan Rheau Morgan Alvie Parks Fremont Ellsworth Snyder Oxford Avenue J. B. White Scranton Ed Smith Claude Lake Avenue Chauncey Rittenburg Lakewood Paul Collins West Avenue Meyerstown Dr. Collins

Florence Foster Hosts Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters

Mrs Florence Foster of Thirteenth street hosted Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters last evening with ten members and two guests present. Officers elected included Rose Ryan as president Ruby Beal as vice president and Anna Hoard as secretary. Prizes were awarded in bridge and banco with multiple winners named and a special prize to Anna Hoard. A postmeeting invitation extended to meet at Vermilion for a picnic on June twenty ninth.

Pythian Sisters Florence Foster Thirteenth Street Rose Ryan Ruby Beal Anna Hoard Ida Henry Lorain Bridge and Banco Lillian Boddy O. E. Barton Bertha Lyberger Minnie Gard Gertrude Smith Vermilion

Spiritualist Meeting at IL O B HallSunday Services

Additional Society announces a Sunday spiritualist meeting at IL O O F Hall with services at 2 30 PM and 7 30 PM. Mediums from New York Indiana and Ohio will attend. Lunch will be served.

Spiritualist Meeting Sun IL. O. O. F. Hall New York Indiana Ohio

Rummage Sale by Hm Manuel Lutheran Ladies Aid

Rummage sale hosted by the Home Manuel Lutheran Ladies Aid takes place on Saturday June 3 at Market House on Market Jlouse. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.

Hmmanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid

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