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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1932
Page
3
About 100 mothers and friends watched the Spring Pageant Quest of the Moon presented by the Girl Reserves of the YWCA in the garden. The Moon searched for a bride across nations with dances and songs, ending with the Queen of the May, then a silver tea followed in the gym.
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges for multiple residents including Mrs Paul Eddy and James Wells, followed by a wedding report from Pinelure Farm. Ruth Dunning of Lakewood and Nelson A Miller of North Olmsted wed in gala array with pink roses and blue delphinium.
The Unity Study class has been postponed for one week. LaPorte W C T U will meet with Mrs. A J Jackson of the Grafton road Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. W C Lockard county superintendent of the Soldiers 304 Sailors home department will be the speaker. The Sunshine Workers Club will meet at Cascade Park on Tuesday afternoon at 1 00.
The Mother's Jewels Class of First Methodist held a Saturday afternoon party in the church parlors with twenty four attendees. The program opened with scripture and prayer by Thomas Reese and John Sheldon, followed by recitations and a dialogue.
New Books At The Library reviews Mozart biography by Mozart Marcia Davenport daughter of Alma Gluck praising accuracy and new life to Mozart. Also covers Handleys Swimming and Watermanship guide for amateurs and lifesaving, Ward’s Civil Service Questions for clerks, The Kirbys by Margaret Whipple, Murder on Wheels by Palmer Stuart featuring Miss Withers, The Deputy at Snow Mountain by Edison Marshall set in Alaska.
Ruth Ostrov, daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Ostrov of Denis on Avenue, hosted friends Saturday for her eleventh birthday. Guests enjoyed games with prizes, then gathered for refreshments centered by pink roses and sweet peas. Ruth received many pretty gifts. Mr and Mrs Elmer Battenhouse of Elyria were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Barck of Amherst.
A long reader’s note lists numerous local clubs societies and church groups with meeting dates and hosts. It includes Susanna Wesley Class of Methodist church N A Q Club Pi Omicron Sorority Daughters of Union Veterans and many others with members and addresses. Also noted are hospital graduation and picnics at Rose's Grove and various social gatherings throughout Elyria and Lorain.
The Thursday Ma trons Swimming Class at the YWCA plans June and July events including a picnic when pools close. Meetings start 10 30 at the YWCA, then to Mrs Carl Pomelee's home for a river hike. Members bring meals and supplies and first call Miss Stetson at the YWCA by Wednesday noon.
Miss Ann Humphrey returns from Ohio University Athens to summer with her mother Mrs F B Humphrey. Graduates from Charity Hospital School of Nursing attend Cleveland Public Auditorium commencement tonight. A son was born June 6 at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Wayne Cropp Grafton. Barbara Stolz visits Margaret Grant Amherst. Another son born June 6 to Mr. and Mrs Paul Eddy Columbus Street Elyria Memorial Hospital. Jessie Helriger to Buffalo for a Dietetics course at Buffalo City Hospital. Albert J. Andraud the English Horn player visits the Giles. Robert Buel returns from Miami University Oxford for summer at home. Mrs W P Shepard of LaPorte guests at Upton home Morgan Avenue. Mildred Meador and Edith Hearst visit from Cincinnati. Aletha Horner of Dayton returns. Grant Shrock J H Pope and Mr Cole attend Northeastern Boosters convention at Painesville High School Auditorium. Mr and Mrs King Fauver return from Pittsburgh for Lucilla Scribner’s wedding to William Richard Jackson. Mr and Mrs Albert Haake spend day in Painesville. Dr Leonara S Stevick returns from Ohio State Chiropodists convention in Cleveland. Kenneth Higgie of Washington DC visits mother on High Street. Mrs Winifred Park and son Robert attend East Technical High School Senior Prom at the Excelsior Hall. Avenue Club picnic at 6 at the Hedges.
Mrs L B Faurer leaves for St Lawrence University New York for graduation festivities and class reunion. Misa Bernardine Urig returns from a two week motor trip to Oklahoma City Texas and a southern return journey. Miss Virginia Veatch guest of Mrs Osea Higgie. Mr and Mrs B J Stankard attend Marian Stankard’s nursing school graduation tonight at Public Auditorium Cleveland. Patrick Young returns from a two week visit with parents in Oklahoma City including Texas and southern route travel.
Eighty eight children were promoted and fifteen received covenant Bibles on becoming seven years old at the annual Children’s Day celebration. Attendants earned attendance awards and nursery four-year-olds received certificates. multiple promotions across gingerbread, primary, junior, and intermediate departments were noted along with various pin and wreath recognitions.
Spencer briefs note that the W B A planned an all day meeting with Mrs. Marion Wolf on Thursday but canceled due to Mrs. Wolf's illness. It records visitors to the J A Simon home including Mr and Mrs C D Aller and daughter Lucille and Mise Thelma Crosby of Lodi. Arthur Cordray leaves for Fort Wayne Indiana to attend Indiana Technical School as a civil engineering student. Clifton Storns has flu symptoms at home. Rev and Mrs Horst and children from Lewistown Pa visit the Horst family in Spencer. p J Rowe remains quite poorly.
The community's week features visitors from Toledo Cleveland and Elyria. Measles threaten Mrs. Boone while others travel for family gatherings and graduations. Village Council meets with full attendance as clubs host dances and card parties.
A busy week in Spencer includes a business meeting with refreshments hosted by Mrs Brouse and Mrs Ray Aldrich and Mr and Mrs F I Miller visiting Wooster for their granddaughter Elinor Taylor's graduation. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Wilbur Nixon of Detroit and J A Simon hosts.
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