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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1928

Page

9

Twenty-First Annual Rector Read By Mrs. C. S. Johnston

The Gulf Farms hosted the Women’s Auxiliary of Elyria Memorial Hospital for their twenty first annual meeting and tea. Officers and board members were re elected to three year terms and reported strong year end finances and extensive sewing work supporting hospital needs.

Am. R. S. Silsben Gulf Farms Elyria Memorial Hospital Howard Barbour R. Anderson E. F. Allen F. A. Fine J. H. Faxon C. U . Braman Richard Perry H.C. Barbour H. Reddngton George Tufford Association Boari ‘Evhose George Stevens, Jr Cushing Max Xi Puppee Alan Smythe Chauncey Smythe Henry Innes Frank Beebe C. S. Johnston George Worthingston R. G. Anderson Mella Savage Mayo Roe R. S. Silsbee F. W. Colson FE. E. Schultz AltafReely Sditex Community Chest Alta Reefy C. M. ‘Braman Getunos Sreport Charles S. Johnston Auxiliary Johnston Gates Hospital Companittee Ralph Silsbee Sa Alta Reefy Call of Bats Henry Ingels Martin LaVelle

Hospital tour reveals modern care and new health plans

A visit detailing hospital operations notes extensive patient care facilities includingNursery glass doors to observe infants, diet kitchens, and an equipped emergency room after a recent railway accident. It highlights new Health Clinics, a nurse home with updated linens, and the Gates Crippled Children program as part of ongoing community service and planning.

Mannix China Max Mason Rockefeller Foundation Gates Hospital The Aunisliary Memorial Hospital

Marriage plans honor roll of Marantha Class

Thirty eight members of the Maranatha Class of the First Baptist church gathered at Mrs. R. T. Ketcham’s Middle avenue home last evening to honor Miss Annie Hay whose wedding to William Paul will occur this month. Games and refreshments followed with hostesses Ida Mae Jones and Evangeline Spieth and many gifts presented to the bride elect.

Maranatha First Baptist Church R. T. Ketcham Middle Avenue Annie Hay William Paul Ida Mae Jones Evangeline Spieth

L C B A Meeting Highlights June Banquet and Games

An interesting L C B A meeting was held last evening. The president reported on the June third initiation and banquet at the Hotel Cleveland. A card party followed with pedro and five hundred as diversions. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Fe Conroy first in five hundred and Mrs E Phas first in pedro. Refreshments ended the event.

Cleveland Pedro FE Conroy E. Phas

Mrs Boddy Hosts Pythian Sister Sewing Club Evening

Mrs Lillian Boddy hosted fifteen members at her Second Street home with needlework followed by bridge and refreshments. The club plans a June 11 gathering at Mrs H E Hoard’s Clark Street home.

Lillian Boddy Pythian Sister Sewing Club Second Street H. E. Hoard Clark Street

Regular Ladies Auxiliary Cantons Meeting Report

The Ladies Auxiliary of Cantons held a regular meeting last evening in the I O O F hall. Attendance was good and the general business of the order was transacted with no special matters arising.

Ladies Auxiliary of Cantons

Canton Lorain Lodge drills for Zanesville convention in July

A large turnout at the Canton Lorain Lodge meeting practiced a special drill for the July convention in Zanesville Ohio. A brief business session followed the drill and adjourned.

Canton Zanesville Canton Lorain Lodge Ohio

Delighted Recital by Barres Pupils at Kenyon Avenue Home

Mary Louise Barres hosted a piano recital Monday evening with pupils performing a varied program. Jack Storm read The Piano-Forte and led several pieces including By the Camp Fire, Alabama Cabin, By the River and To a Wild Rose. Participants included Evelyn Schback Naomi Schirack Jane Storm Ruth Storm and others as the audience enjoyed refreshments afterwards.

Mary Louise Barres Kenyon Avyemrue Jack Storm Streabbag Loth Evelyn Naomi Schirack Paldi Alabama Cabin Cadman Helm Minuettin G Beethoven Jane Storm Blake Hurdy-Gurdy Grant Schaeffer Evelyn Schirack Conte Williams Richter Mattingly Ruth Storm Jackson Rogers Evelyn Sehback MacDowell Bliss Clown

Church Group Meetings Updated Schedule

Circle No 5 of St Pauls church shifts Thursday evening gathering to avoid Wednesday. Members meet at 7 30 at the church then carpool to Mrs Peter Dellefield’s Griswold road home. West Side Guild of St Andrews meets with Mrs Ray Renouard tomorrow afternoon. Methodist Woman’s Organization meets Wednesday at 2 30 p m for mite box opening and program.

Circle No. 5 St. Paul's Church Peter Dellefield Griswold Road West Side Guild St. Andrew's Church Ray Renouard Lodi Street Woman's Organization The Methodist Church

Ladies of Monday Colonial Club Meet at Park Avenue

Mrs George Brownell hosted the Monday Colonial Club gathering at her Park Avenue home with Mrs J A Dake assisting. Twenty three members attended for five hundred games. Mrs J B Guthrie won high score and Mrs Martha Faxon was second. A luncheon followed at 4:30. Guests planned to meet June eighteenth at Mrs F H Briggs home on Eastern Heights Boulevard.

Ada Hillher Princeton Avenue Mabel Freeman Elva Guthman Freda Blackwell Margaret Smith Margaret Koebn Glenwood St George Brownell Monday Colonial Club Park Avenue J. A. Dake J. B. Guthrie Martha Faxon F. H. Briggs Fastern Heights Boulevard

Admissions and discharges report excerpt

Kenneth Mills of 11l Bailey Court and Mrs Albert Jackson of Ite 3 are listed in admissions. No discharges are recorded.

Kenneth Mills Bailey

Local Personal Notices From Elyria and Nearby

Mrs Paul Burroughs of New York City visits relatives in Elyria and plans to attend the High School Alumni reunion Friday evening. St Robert Clark attended the June Ohio Select List meeting in Columbus yesterday. Mrs O'Brien J O'Keefe of Detroit will visit Earl Court and Elyria High School reunion events. Mrs D C Baldwin returns from Chicago after wintering there. Adelaide Martin and daughter Dorothy of Edwardsville visit the Martins at 332 Eastern Heights. Mr and Mrs H Spencer and children depart for Boston then coast to Prince Edward Island to visit relatives. J Everard and son David and Mrs Anna Everard return from St. Petersburg to Elyria. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Albert Jackson in Elyria Memorial Hospital. J C Edwards of Oberlin visited Elyria. Sol Slutzker of Baron Jewelry Co. recovers from recent auto accident.

Paul Burroughs New York City Ruth Pounds J. B Guthrie C. D. Gull Robert Clark Columbus Ohio Ohio Select List O'Brien J O'Keefe Detroit Midhigan Clord Gull Earlcourt Elyria High School Frances Daniels D. C Baldwin Washington Avenue Chicago Ilinois Adelaide Martin Dorothy Edwardsville Illinois George C. Martin Eastern Heights Boulevard H. Spencer Marseille Oberlin Elyria Sol Slutzker The Baron Jewelery Company

Marriage Licenses for Chinton Jackson and Rose Tyler

The notice lists marriage licenses for Chinton M. Jackson aged 35 a watchman of Amherst and Rose Tyler aged 37 of Lorain with reverend officiants from Lorain. Also named are William C. Fisher a jeweler of Lorain and Elizabeth W. Lewis a Wickens Company secretary of Lorain with Rev. Elmer officiating, and Paul M. Titus a 24 year old teacher from Fort Wayne Indiana with Catherine Cameron, 22, of Lorain and Rev. Thompson officiating. Evans and Fisher from Avon are noted as having spent time in Elyria with FT Evenson and W. R. Fisher.

Chinton M. Jackson Watchman Amherst Rose Tyler Lorain Mitchel William C. Fisher Elizabeth W. Lewis Wickens Company Elmer Paul M. Titus Fort Wayne Ind Catherine Cameron Thompson

Ohio Wesleyan honors student with cash prizes

Dwight Koppes of Barcourt, a senior at Ohio Wesleyan University, was celebrated at the university's recognition chapel where over $2000 in cash prizes were awarded for excellence in academic activity. He won third place in the Dustin Literary competition and a $50 scholarship from Pi Delta Mosilos for outstanding campus journalism.

Dwight Koppes Barcourt Ohio- Wesleyan University Dustin Pi Delta Mosilos

Delicious Mixed Pineapple and Strawberry Jam Recipe

A recipe for Mixed Pineapple and Strawberry Jam highlights the pleasant blend of flavors. It provides steps to pulp berries and pineapple, combine two cups of each fruit, add sugar, boil, fold in Certo, and seal with hot paraffin wax preserving flavor and color.

Cooking School Demonstration Tomorrow At Public Service Site

A cooking school runs on the second floor of the Ohio Public Service Company with daily varied plans. Tomorrow features an oven dinner demonstration and preparation. The note adds that the German Society, founded in 1784, is the oldest charity society in this country.

Ohio Public Service Company Country The

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Harry Calvert John H. Faxon F. A. Smythe Wei Richard Perry, Jr F A Smythe School For Nurses Florence Nightingale Mars Friend Ford Homer Allen Nettie Gibson Johnston Mra Barbour Mrs. Johnston Ada Hillmer East Ave Harold G. Briggs Colonial Club Aust’s Rialto Hallworthy Oberlin Road Edar Point Lake Erie Hetel Cedars Hotel G. A. Boochiing Ty, Ohio Central Guild G. F St. Andrews Church Misa Alice Bradley Miss Farmer's School of Cookery Woman's Home Companion Gladys Parmely West Elyria Block Taylor Music Co American Federation OF Musicians B. T. Bastian Point Lace Broad Street
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