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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1933

Page

9

Graduate Nurses Honored At Smythe Auxiliary Tea

The Woman's Auxiliary of Elyria Memorial Hospital held its annual meeting and tea at Mrs. F A Smythe's home on Washington Avenue. Honored guests included the graduating class of the hospital's Nurses Training school. Reports highlighted 2227 completed articles in the year, with detailed counts across needlework items and patient care supplies.

Smythe Home Woman's Auxiliary Elyria Memorial Hospital F. A. Smythe Washington Avenue George Stevens John Faxon Howard Barbour Nurses Training School E. F. Allen Alan Smythe Chas. S. Johnson

Y W C A Board Upholds Regular Summer Camp

Y W C A executive board, meeting after a June luncheon, voted to maintain a ten day camp period for girls aged 7 to 17 at Camp Iss See Kies on the Vermilion River from July 5 to 15. The cost was reduced and Miss Burner and Miss Stetson will supervise with councillors.

Camp Iss-See-Kies Vermilion River

YWCA Vacation Club Registrations This Week

Registrations for the YWCA Vacation Clubs will be held Wednesday and Thursday. Any girl in grade school aged 10 or over may join a club for the summer, with weekly meetings in dramatics sports or music. Leaders include Rosetta Dyer Mildred Easly and Margaret Terry guiding trained workers.

Rosetta Dyer Mildred Easly Margaret Terry

Memorial Service at Canton Lorain and Auxiliary Meeting

A well attended Canton Lorain and Auxiliary meeting featured a memorial service after opening. A social time followed with Mrs. Mary Fiedler winning the prize. The Oberlin committee concluded the evening with a lunch.

Canton Lorain Mary Fiedler Oberlin

Mon-O-Moy Club Meets at Jean Crooks Home

Members of the Mon-O-Moy Club were entertained at Jean Crooks home on Roosevelt avenue. After a brief business discussion, bingo was played with Ruth Barton winning first, Edna Hines second, and Jean Crooks receiving consolation. Refreshments followed. The next meeting will be at Cecelly Basinskis on East River street in one week.

Mon-O-Moy Club Jean Crooks Roosevelt Avenue Banco Ruth Barton Edna Hines Cecelly Basinski East River Street

Piano Recital by Miss Velma Andrews and Miss Elyria Brown

Mrs Arthur E Giles presents a piano recital at the First Congregational Church on Friday evening June 5 at 8 00 open to the public Assisting performers include Miss Gladys McCullough violin Irving Shepner cello and Edward Bembower flute

Arthur E. Giles Velma Andrews Elyria Brown First Congregational Church Gladys McCullough Irving Shepnerd Edward Bembower

Mixed church groups hold devotions and plan events

The Church of Christ Bible School opened with devotions by Mrs Norah Neher and featured a primary Sunday School lesson demonstration by Mrs Bridge led by George Fridenstein, concluding with J D Funk. Catholic Benevolent Association members discussed the Rochester convention delegates and a party with bridge and five hundred planned in K of C Hall. Mrs Hugh Richards hosted the final NAQ club meeting with a review of I Like the Low Mood by Henry Ansley and a social evening. A July thirteenth Lake Vermilion picnic will be hosted by Mrs Wellert for members and children at her cottage.

Church of Christ Bible School Norah Neher Grood Bridge George Fridenstein J. D. Funk Ladies of the Catholic Benevolent Association Rochester New York K. of C. Hall Pedro N. A. Q. Club Hugh Richards Lake Avenue Henry Ansley Paul Wellert Wellert Vermilion On Lake

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List

Hospital notes record admissions for Mrs Roy Benton at 112 Seneca Street Mrs Merle Gage at 25 Artemas Court Mrs Carl Ziemke at R D No 1 Lloyd Seckt in Grafton Jean Adams in La Grange Mrs Sol Principe at 172 Erie Street and Charles Brown at 104 Center Street Discharges include Jean Robinson at 206 Second Street Helen Rossman at 18 Artemas Court and Mrs Arthur Hancock at 1004 East Avenue.

Roy Benton Seneca Street Merle Gage Artemas Court Carl Ziemke R. D Lloyd Seckt Grafton Jean Adams la Grange Sol Principe Erie Street Charles Brown Center Street Jean Robinson Second Street Helen Rossman Arthur Hancock East Avenue

Various Elyria Lorain club meetings listed for tonight

A roundup of club and society gatherings in Elyria and Lorain County tonight. St Johns 03 Club gathers with Miss Rica Sudro on Fourth Street while Bethel Shrine Auxiliary meets Mrs L J Mowry at Charles Court at 6:00. Public piano and violin recitals at Methodist church. Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Commencement at Sik's Hall. Grace Lutheran Fellowship meets at church. Missionary supper 6:00 by Baptist Women with Miss Alta Myers speaking. Elyria Social Club with Mrs M J Hutcheson on Adams Street. Lorain County Game and Fish Association meets at Day's Hardware to hear B V Gray of Cleveland. Sunny Side Up Club meets Mrs C E Koontz on Cornell Ave. St Pauls Young Peoples League hold business and social meeting. Mike and Key Club beach party at Elyria Water Works with assembly at McCarvels Jewelry at 7:00. Elizabeth Stevens Society picnic at Mrs Peter Kolinski 326 Cornell Ave with each bringing a thre? and table service. Elyria Lodge No 193 IOOF meets. Elyria Chapter 773 Women of the Moose meet in Moose Hall. Indus Club meets at the Y M C A.

St. John's Rica Sudro Fourth Street Bethel Shrine L. J. Mowry Charles Court Tureen Henri Gilbert Methodist Church Walter Hinkle Elyria Memorial Hospital Sik's Hall Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club Baptist Women's Missionary Society Alta Myers China Elyria M. J. Hutcheson Adams Street Lorain County Day's B. V. Gray Cleveland Sunny Side Up Club C. E. Koontz Cornell Ave St. Paul's Young People's League United Presbyterian Trustees Mike and Key Club Lorain McCarvel Elizabeth Stevens Society of the Methodist Church Peter Kolinski Cornell Avenue Elyria Lodge Women of the Moose Moose ‘Hall Indus Club

Marriage License Applications List Names and Ages

A list of marriage license applicants includes Harry Bower 26 gardener of Lorain and Ethel Lengyel 21 of Black River Trsp Reverend Courtney James Hales 24 teacher Lorain and Aileen Miller 20 Lorain Reverend Van der Pyle Alfred L Sorenson 22 truck operator Wellington and Lucille Nichols 26 Wellington Reverend Eastman George Joseph Foisy 27 crane man Lorain and Georgene Louise Craft 28 Lorain Reverend Johnson.

Harry Bower Lorain Ethel Lengyel Black River Trsp Courtney James Hales Aileen Miller van der Pyle Alfred L. Sorenson Wellington Lucille Nichols Eastman George Joseph Foisy Cransman Georgene Louise Craft Johnson

Life of Christ film shown at First Methodist church

A powerful moving picture on the Life of Christ from Nativity to Ascension will be shown Wednesday at 7:46 PM in the First Methodist church auditorium. Filmed in Europe, Holy Land and Egypt, it follows the Oberammergau and Freiberg Passion Play, with scenes of Triumphal Entry, Trial, Crucifixion, and Resurrection. The public is invited and special music will accompany the program.

Christ First Methodist Church Europe Holy Land Egypt Oberammergau Freiburg Jesus Elyria

Miss Sarah Tapper Hosts Susanna Wesley Class Event

Miss Sarah Tapper along with Miss Margaret Hauelsen entertained the Susanna Wesley Class of First Methodist Church. Helen Snow won high score with Marjorie Scott second. a lake party and tureen picnic are planned for June 26, with Frances Baetz hosting in July.

Sarah Tapper Margaret Hauelsen Susanna Wesley First Methodist Church Helen Snow Marjorie Scott Frances Baetz

Farewell party honors Miss Ethelyn Sehlmeyer at Clinton home

A Sunday evening farewell gathering at Mrs. Naomi Henes's residence 700 Foster Avenue celebrated Miss Ethelyn Sehlmeyer of 133 Clinton Avenue. Guests enjoyed games and social time and presented a gift, with attendees including Evelene Ernst Loretta Botamer Katherine Halpin Dorothy Raphael Maud Gardner Maudelyn Johnston and Bill Davis Nick Everhart Rob Fox Bill Amidon Dick Fell Don Bliss Walt Miller Gene Fell Allan Murray and Alex Echke.

Ethelyn Sehlmeyer Clinton Avenue Naomi Henes Foster Avenue Evelene Ernst Loretta Botamer Katherine Halpin Dorothy Raphael Maud Gardner Maudelyn Johnston Bill Davis Nick Everhart Rob Fox Bill Amidon Dick Fell Don Bliss

Et-Yet Club Plans Beach Party at Vermilion on the Lake

The Et-Yet Club met at Mrs. Doris Beal's Bath Street home for a business session. They set plans for a beach party next Monday night at Vermilion-on-the-Lake and discussed a week at the lake. After, they played bridge and enjoyed luncheon before departing.

Doris Beal Bath Street Vermilion-on-the-Lake Lake

Girl Scouts Meet To Distribute Flowers Saturday

The Girl Scouts of Troop II will meet at the Church of Christ at 9:00 Saturday morning in uniform to assist in the distribution of flowers on National Shut-In Day. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting of the First Methodist Church is postponed to Friday June 9 at 2:15 at Mrs Snowden's home on Tenth Street.

Girl Scouts Troop II Church of Christ Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church

Local families host, travel, and graduation notices

Entries list a string of social updates from Delaware, detailing visits by Mr. and Mrs. P J Creban and others, marriages in Gary and Champaign, travels of Higgie and Milliken kin, summer plans for Grace Milliken, and various relatives attending Ohio Wesleyan University and other events. Several residents journey to Cleveland, Indianapolis, and Milwaukee, with a note on a Linwood Park mother daughter outing and a pastor attending a conference.

P J. Creban Denison Avenua Harold Lane Akron P. A. Spieth Lydia Stentz Gary Ind James von Hall Champaign Illinois von Hall Fifth Street Cit Kenneth Higgie Norfolk Virginia F. L. Higgie High Street Tom Smith Wellington Higgie Higsgie Cleveland 0. C. Milliken Franklin Chase Eastern Heights Boulevard Alice Milliken Detroit Michigan Delaware Grace Milliken Ohio Wesleyan University Martha Glass C. A. Gless Cornell Ave Simmons College Boston Edison Salsbury, Jr Cleveland Street Albion Pennsylvania Martha Leader Elyria Memorail Hospital Indianapolis Indiana Charles Hard Denison Avenue Waynesville North Carolina Linwood Park Methodist Church Franklin Cottage Armin Schroeder St. John's Lutheran Church Northern Ohio Valley City G. M. Kuss Leonard Kuss Jennie Turnbull Richard E. Kuss Ohio College of Chiropody F. E. Sheldon Ruth Ann John Nellie Margaret Williams Geraldine Simkins Ethel Reynolds Ed Salsbury Lloyd Hill Washington, D. C F. B. Squires West Avenue Ida Hill Avon Squires Steve Yucha Clark Street New York City Czecho-Slovakia Gladys Williams Kansas City Missouri Ohio Oxford Avenue Ethelyn Sehlmeyer Clinton Avenue Milwaukee Wisconsin Fred Todd Richard Todd Ohio Wesleyan Harry Thompson Donald Norah Thompson Howard Clayton Thompson Youngstown Walter Ray Beatrice Hazel Meadville Charles Cottler Lindsay Cottler Doris Todd Ohio State University Columbus Dayton Montgomery County Reef Bureau Todd L. R. Todd

The Great Artist Sees Beauty Amidst Odds Against Man

A reflective line notes that a great artist finds beauty in every facet of life including the inexorable working out of the odds against humanity, suggesting resilience and creative vision under pressure.

World respects proverbs for practicality, not mere proverb meaning

The saying notes that proverbs gain respect from their usefulness in daily life. It emphasizes practical wisdom over ornate phrasing, suggesting that value comes from applied insight rather than rhetoric.

Elyria Auxiliary Reports Year of Service at Hospital Tea

Mrs. Charles S. Johnson presented the Elyria Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary annual report at the Washington Avenue tea. Despite global hardship, members showed strong attendance, expanded Red Cross work, and improved purchasing efficiency led by Mrs. Everett Johnston, delivering linens, blankets, and garments for the hospital and Crippled Children’s Hospital.

Red Cross J. P. Brooks R. Silsbee R. P. Wirth Harry Calvert Alta Reefy E. F. Allen J. H. Faxon Richard Perry, Jr Howard Barbour George Tufford Wm. Timms Scott Gilmore John H. Faxon Chas Johnson Sec’y F. A. Smythe Everett Johnston Chas. S. Johnson Henry Ingels Chas. Cushing Alan Smythe Richard Perry Max Suppes Chauncey Smythe Elyria Memorial Hospital Woman’s Auxiliary Charles S. Johnson Washington Avenue Auxiliary Ella Savvage F. W. Salisbury F. FE. Colsen John P. Brooks Marc Roe Memorial Crippled Childrens Hospitals Elyria Johnston Hoover Hiessel

Hospital Auxiliary Improves Sun Rooms And Supports Nurses

The Auxiliary reports renewed efforts at Elvira Memorial Hospital with Sun rooms refreshed by donors and plants added. Members fund decorations, assist Library work, and recognize top nursing students while supporting student nurses and hospital needs. A proposed bill seeks reimbursements to hospitals for indigent motor vehicle accident cases.

F. A. Smythe Elia Savage Howard Barbour Richard Perry Henry Ingels Dorothy Faxon Mary Taylor Dorothy Plocher Barbara Suppes Elinor Timms Mary Wick Elvira Memorial Hospital American College of Surgeons Hoover Miss Bowers The Auniliary Hospital Association Oxregen Homer Allen Memorial Hospital Barbour Foover Our Own Memorial Hospital

Marian Martin Pattern 9643 For Girls Sizes 6 14

Catalog style notice offering pattern 9643 for girls ages 6 to 14 with details on fabric needs and edging. Includes clear sewing instructions and a decorative dress with flared sleeves yokes stitched pleats and front belt. Order form requests name address pattern number and size.

Marian Martin Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department 18Th St New York N.Y

Tracing YWCA Movement Roots From 1877 To Present

Members of the YWCA Executive Board and Association heard two papers at the June luncheon detailing the movement's origins. Mrs Crehore traced early British efforts from 1844 through the Crimean War era including the North London Home and related services, while Miss Burner continued with the development through 1877 and beyond.

D. A. Baird Robert Crehors Crehore England National Organization of the United States Maybelle Burner Y. W.C. A. Executive Board Association Robert Crehore London Young Men's Christian Association Young Ladies Christian ‘Association Russia Turkey France Crimea Black Sea Wm. Pennefather Pennefather Emma Robarts Prayer Union Great Britain Lady Kinnaid Miss Robarts

The Young Women’s Christian Association Named

Miss Robarts explains the chosen name The Young Women s Christian Association to reflect it as the feminine of the Y M C A a prominent English leader. Mrs Kinnaid s daughter adds a remark.

Young Women's Christian Association

Also Mentioned on This Page

Y.W.C.A Canton Mon-O-Moy Arthur Giles Bible School L. B.V OF Christ Susannna Wesley Doris Beat Price Potter Drag & Chemical Corp Malden, Mave Kin Learth YW. G. A Broad St Ile Y.M.C.A la Vogue Elyria Sav. & Trust Eugene Gertrude Beauty Shop
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