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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1933

Page

11

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Town

The hospital records list admissions for Mrs Edward Tar ry of 111 Lake Avenue and several others including Mrs Mark Byers, Wallace Longwell, Mrs Wiliam Myers, Mrs Elmer Kennedy, John S Jones, Mrs James Van Horn, and Marcia Jane Nichols. Discharges include Mrs Ross Baum gardner with a baby girl, Mrs Walter Laker, and a few others plus a baby boy.

Edward Tarry Lake Avenue Mark Byers W. River Street Wallace Longwell High Street Wiliam Myers Lodi Street Elmer Kennedy Bath Street John S. Jones Avalon Drive Rocky River James van Horn Grant Street Marcia Jane Nichols Middle Avenue Ross Baumgardner South Olive Street Walter Laker John Stanfield Rush Street Will Kubeske Rivedvale Court Lloyd Seckt Grafton Jean Louise Adams la Grange Genevieve Cook E. Ninth Ashtaubla

Community church events and club gatherings tonight

Tonight in Murray Ridge chicken supper and division business meeting at Mrs C N Williams home. Democrat Women’s Club hosts an evening meet at Mrs Mary Eshman’s house. Emmanuel Lutheran Aid and Sister Societies dine for members and husbands. Whota Class of Church of Christ gathers. Grace Lutheran Young People meet at Marian Schmittgen’s home. Emma Dean Anderson Circle hosts a mother daughter tea at 1:00 at United Presbyterian church. Pythian Sisters, Bethel Shrine No 24 W S of J, Elyria Commandery No 60, Catholic Daughters of America all holding meetings.

Church of Christ C. N. Willams Murray Ridge Democrat Women's Club Mary Eshman Fifteenth Street Emmanuel Lutheran Aid Grace Lutheran Marian Schmittgen Cleveland Road Emma Dean Anderson

Visit of Dr John A Rodgers and family noted

Dr John A Rodgers of the Bosra of Missions in New York visits his niece Mrs J A Rodgers with his family for a few days before heading to Minnesota.

J. A. Rodgers John A. Rodgers The Bosra of Missions New York Minnesota

Hospital Women's Board Plans Vanishing Parties Series

The Elvira Memorial Hospital Woman's Auxiliary will sponsor Vanishing Parties to raise funds for linens and equipment as hospital needs grow. Twenty five board members will host four guests each starting the week of June 12, with each guest inviting three, then two, then one more, aiming to reach 1280 women. Any form of entertainment is allowed.

Woman's Auxiliary Elvrra Memorial Hospital The Auxiliary

County Legion Auxiliary Visits Sandusky Home

The County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary presented a program for the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Sandusky last evening led by Mrs. Frank Obrig of Oberlin. Five hundred men attended as William Haden Wellington magician opened the show, followed by Yvonne McQueen and Margery Plato Amherst tap dancers, Oberlin students with a local orchestra performing Hull-Billy tunes. A comedy act by Jack Whidden Jerry Ferguson and Miss Struck was paired with solos from Whidden and Ferguson accompanied by Harold Wise Wade Grabill. A Spirit of 76 tableau by Wellington area performers closed the program. Afterward, home made cake and ice cream were served. seventy-two cakes and twenty gallons were distributed with the rest to be delivered to the hospital today. The Home residents praised the entertainment as the best yet.

The County Council of American Legion Auxiliary Sandusky Frank Obrig Oberlin Assembly Hall William Haden Wellington Yvonne McQueen Margery Plato Amherst Jack Whidden Jerry Ferguson Miss Struck Whidden Ferguson Harold Wise Wade Grabill Horace McLarlin True Fortney Claude Smith

Alum ni Day at Elyria Summer Bible School

Friday morning marks Alum ni Day at First Baptist Church Elyria with a 9 am gathering. Enrollment stands at 283. Paul Hayes serves as school trumpeter and Richard Upton as school reporter. Assistants include Ethel Bradley, Beatrice Rudy, Ruth Pickett, Bernice Ellis, Irene Hollis, Ada Mae Ransom, Edith Orea, Ruth Eileen Hiram, Dorothy Keiffer, Elaine Palmer, Jean Brillhart, and Betty Harrison.

Elyria First Baptist Church Paul Hayes Richard Upton Ethel Bradley Beatrice Rudy Ruth Pickett Bernica Ellis Irene Hollis Ada Mae Ransom Edith Orea Ruth Eileen Hiram Dorothy Keiffer Elaine Palmer Jean Brillhart Betty Harrison

W R C meeting at Mrs Squires home with prizes

Mrs Lydia Squires hosted twelve W R C members and three guests. President Anna Gehrke led the business session before the entertainment committee took over. Door prize went to Mrs Filla Savage. Mrs Helen Hubbard won first prize and Mr Abbey won second. Hostess served refreshments. Next meeting set for July 5 at Della Kreps’s Chestnut home.

Lydia Squires Anna Gehrke Entertainment Committee Filla Savage Helen Hubbard Abbey Della Kreps Chestnut Street

Bridge Party at Elyria Woman's Club Highlights Fine Arts Event

Twenty tables of contract and auction bridge were in play yesterday afternoon at the Elyria Woman's Club house where the Fine Arts department hosted the bridge party. Bouquets of garden flowers decorated the rooms. High score in contract went to Mrs Karl Plocher while auction honors went to Mrs George Richwine and Mrs C L Travers. Punch and cake closed the event. Arrangements were led by Mrs J N Eidt with assistance from Mrs Frank Hill, Mrs R L Thayer, Mrs Nettie Laundon, Mrs Karl Kaley, Mrs I D F Dee, Mrs Maurice Hyman, Mrs Walter Ludwig and Mrs B Keyes.

Elyria Nettie Laundon Karl Kaley 1D. F. Dee Maurice Hyman Walter Ludwig B . Keyes

Memorial service set for June eighteenth by St. Claire Rebekah Lodge

The St. Claire Rebekah Lodge hosted regular sessions with three Grafton Lodge members present. The Noble Grand appointed a committee for the memorial service, with Grace Heidrich chairing and Anna Genike delivering the eulogy. A joint service with the Odd Fellows is planned at the cemetery on June eighteenth at 2 PM, followed by a tureen supper on June twenty first at 6 PM.

St. Claire Rebekah Lodge Grafton Lodge Rebekahs Odd Fellows Grace Heidrich Rose Vincent Sarah Gowman Anna Genike

Standard Bearers Plan June Picnic and July Meeting

The Standard Bearers met yesterday afternoon in the Methodist church parlors to transact routine business. A picnic is planned for June 19 with members meeting at the church at 2 30 to bring lunches and travel to Mosley Frances Parks Watts Louise Reed and Abraham were recently added to the club. The next scheduled meeting is for July 12.

Mosley Frances Parks Watts Louisea Reed Abraham Yes Busin

Charity talk by Mrs Cadmus at First Congregational NYC

Mrs Cadmus, wife of a former pastor, spoke to the Woman's Association of the First Congregational Church in New York City about the charity organization. She outlined 40 000 letters mailed monthly to wealthy donors and the program aiding new arrivals to become self supporting before sending them abroad. The meeting closed the current session, with a social planned for the church lawn Saturday evening.

Woman’s Association First Congregational Church Anna Monroe California New York City

YWCA Summer Vacation Club Leaders Named

YWCA leaders for the summer Vacation Clubs were announced with group assistants listed for Sports Music and Drama. Rosetta Dyer leads South Side drama. East Side leads include Mildred Easly and helpers. West Side assigns Phyllis Agate Jane Gill and Margaret Terry. First meetings slated next week with group-specific school rosters and 10 plus age eligibility. no charge.

Association Katherine Brown Lucille Graber Nancy Borie Rosetta Dyer South Side Mildred Easly East Side Donna Dickason Billie Struck West Side Phyllis Agate Jane Gill Margaret Terry Betty Nielsen Ohio Wesleyan University Marian Stetson Nolc Franklin Hamilton Roosevelt Holy Cross Y W.ca McKinley Ely St Mary’s Garford Allen Gates Jefferson St. Agnes Edison

Division L Meets With Mrs Kennedy

Division L of the Second Congregational church met at Mrs Anna Kennedy’s home with Mrs Del Ernshaw assisting. Twelve members attended. a rummage sale was planned, games were played, prizes awarded to Dorothy Stanford and Ada Myers. A luncheon followed. next meeting will be a Lake Avenue picnic on July 7 at Dorothy Stanford’s home. Mrs Frank Aust and sister Mrs Fred Roberts visited Ashland. Mr Roberts and daughter will spend the weekend at the Aust home.

Second Congregational Church Anna Kennedy del Ernshaw God's Grace Kennedys Ernshaw Roll Call Dorothy Stanford Ada Myers Lake Avenue

Mrs Hamilton addresses missionary society at Pentecostal breakfast

Mrs Hamilton of Oberlin and former China missionary spoke to the Missionary Society of the Church of Christ at a Pentecostal breakfast. She shared personal experiences with three Chinese women friends. A devotional hour followed and new officers were installed. a July picnic is planned with a program by the new officers.

The Missionary Society of the Church of Christ D. A. Baird A. F. Terry Hamilton Oberlin China T. D. Goodwin

Nurses Alumnae Association Dinner at Parkview Court

The Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association met last evening at Miss Dorotha Smith’s Parkview Court home with Miss Helen Bach assisting. After the business meeting, games were played and Char ity Sherod of Oberlin won a prize. Out of town members Dorothy Steves Frances Davis and Mrs Lawrence Blair of Berea attended. This was the final meeting until September.

Elyria Memorial Hospital Dorotha Smith Parkview Court Helen Bach Charity Sherod Oberlin Dorothy Steves Frances Davis Lawrence Blair Berea

Social Afternoon Club Makes Crehore Home Visit

Mrs Perry entertained the Social Afternoon Club at the Crehore home on East avenue yesterday with a program matching the club name. A refreshment course was served later. Mrs C F Ashbrook, a Cleveland member, attended.

Haines Family Hosts Dinner for Grandsons Visit

Mr and Mrs George Haines of Fast Avenue entertained last evening in honor of their grandsons Edson and Jack Parks who are visiting. Guests included Mr and Mrs D M Upton and Richard and Irene Upton. Afterward the group attended the Passion Play movie at the Methodist church and returned for a social evening at the Haines home.

George Haines Fast Avenue Edson Jack Parks D. M. Upton Richard Irene Haines Methodist Church

Local social notes from Cleveland area marriages travels and graduations

Mrs James Brandall of Prince ton avenue visited her sister Mrs RK Sanker of Cleveland Heights yesterday. Her nephew John Almon Sanker graduated from Cleveland Heights High School. Will F Hall of East Broad street spoke in Bay Village to the Garden Group on judging a flower show. Miss Margaret Ricksecker of Youngstown and former 160 Inmate of Miss Faith Wilford at Wooster College is visiting Miss Wilford. Mrs Ralph W Lockman and family in New York City spend a summer month with Rev W C Endley in Lake avenue. Mr O O Strohl and son-in-law F Cott left for East Orange New Jersey due to illness in the Strohl family. Mr and Mrs Edward Tarry announce the birth of a daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital on June 5. Mrs Viola Whitten and Mrs Margaret Wray visiting I N Bryson in Griswold road for a few weeks. Scott Garfield, son of Mrs John M Garfield, will graduate from University School of Cleveland on Friday.

James Brandall Princeton Avenue RK. A Sanker Cleveland Heights Wilford Seventh Street Ralph W. Lockman Betty William New York City W. C. Endley Lake Avenue O. O. Strohl West Street F. Cott Penfield Junction East Orange New Jersey Strohl R. BE. Morris Edward Tarry Elyria Memorial Hospital Viola Whitten Margaret Wray Newark Ohio I. N. Bryson Griswold Road Scott Garfield John M. Garfield West Avenue University School of Cleveland Garfield Cadmean Society Pickands Hall Mathian Board Edward Moore Society Arthur Babcock Grace Barbyte Napoleon Elyria Clinic Todd M. Moise T. L. Moise Columbus Street University School Cleveland Moise Juliette Endley New York Elyrians County Council of American Legion Auxiliary Sailors and Soldiers Home R. F. Leemhuis George Robson Charles Hansen Fierpee Wolf Ida Wolf Paul Reynolds E. H. Hansman Sam Davis Fred Beckwith Anna Bailey Clara Farmer Chauncey Griswold Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Ruth Gill Eastman School of Music Rochester Ars. George Gill Benny Rober Lorain Lorain Hospital Denilson Avenue Bernard Wixseboxse H G Wilford Ninth Street C T. Jamieson Wellington Carrie Lou Churen C. F Ashbrook Glenn W. Granger Seattle Washington Lena Granger Don Granger O'Donnell Chicago

Liberty group to hold Friday meeting and card party

Meetings of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty gather Friday at 7 30 pm at 430 Second Street for a short business session followed by a card party for members and friends. Avenue Club hosts a picnic supper at the Hedges at 6 pm Friday inviting members and Eastern Stars.

Sons and Daughters of Liberty Second Street Avenue Club

June 16 Graduation Noted In Local School History

June 16 marks the largest senior class in 43 years at the school with graduates including Todd M. Moise of 119 Columbus Street. Garfield serves as secretary-treasurer of the Cadmean Society and active in several clubs while other Elyrians attend performances, visits, and summer plans across Ohio and New York.

Film recommended by PTA council for children

Gabriel Over the White House is recommended for family audiences 12 years and up. The film follows a routine politician who, after a miraculous accident, changes into a bold leader for the good of the country starring Walter Huston in a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production.

Gabriel White House United States Walter Huston Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer

Oberlin Hosts Summer Round-Up for 48 Preschoolers

In Oberlin Ohio on June 8 the Summer Round-Up at James Brand House gathered 48 preschool children for examinations by Oberlin physicians and dentists. Parents received guidance on correcting 72 defects, with vaccines and immunizations planned. local organizers included Mrs. Gutman Mrs. Jones and Dr. O’Brien.

Oberlin, O James Brand House Prospect Pleasant Street Oberlin W. J. Gutman Earl Jones J. E. Barnard James A. McGranh Benjamin Moore Herbert Yocom J. White J. H. Kutcher Hazel Hipp Charity Sherrod Ruth Paddock Mabel Wade Health Department

Tuberculosis Tests At Oberlin High School

Over two weeks Oberlin District Health Department skin tested 101 high school pupils for tuberculosis. Twenty two students showed positive reactions. Positive means exposure at some life point. further exams will determine active disease.

District Health Department Oberlin Health Department Oberlin High School South Amherst Lorain

Many From Oberlin At Sandusky Meeting

The Auxiliary of the Karl Wilson Locke Post American Legion was well represented at the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Sandusky. Members from Oberlin attended the gathering to discuss veteran affairs and community support initiatives.

Oberlin Sandusky Karl Wilson Locke American Legion Soldiers’ and Sailors' Home

Potted Oxheart Tomato and Garden Starts at Resar's East River

Readable notice lists potted oxheart tomato plants celery and peppers offered by Resar's East River garden shop. Includes available items and location. Compact sale brief reflecting a small urban garden vendor.

East River

Officers Chosen By Ladies Aid Society

The Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist church held their annual meeting in the church. Officers elected for the ensuing year include President Mrs Everett Papworth First Vice President Mrs Rex Weston Second Vice President Mrs Harry Slater Secretary Mrs J H Kutscher and Treasurer Mrs Nellie Baxter Circle leaders are Mrs J M Perryman Mrs Bell Squires Mrs William Winder and Mrs William Winter Plans for serving meals during the Centennial Home Coming celebration from July 15 to 20 were discussed.

Ladies Aid Society First Methodist Church Everett Papworth Rex Weston Harry Slater J. H. Kutscher Nellie Baxter J. M. Perryman Bell Squires William Winder

Oberlin Conservatory senior piano recital tonight

Miss Caroline Boyd of the Oberlin Conservatory of Music presents her senior piano recital this evening at 7 30 in Warner Concert Hall. She is a pupil of Mr Shaw and will be assisted by the Oberlin Conservatory orchestra in one number.

Caroline Boyd Oberlin Conservatory of Music Warner Concert Hall

Reed and Peck Families Entertain in Oak Park and Warren

Mr and Mrs L B Reed of Oak Park Illinois and Mr and Mrs Edward H Peck of Warren Ohio hosted a social gathering summarized in local briefs. The note highlights the two couples as hosts, signaling community social activity within Midwest households.

L. B. Reed Oak Park, Ill Edward H. Peck Warren, O

Oberlin Girls Exhibit at Ohio State Fair

Oberlin girls under vocational home economics instructor Mrs. Sue Weller Retruck will present a consolidated exhibit at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus from August 28 to September 2. The display, supervised by Retruck, showcases the class’s year’s work and will compete for prizes with other schools statewide. Lorain County sent 25 exhibits to the 1932 fair, with expectations of a larger entry this year.

Columbus Sue Weller Retruck Oberlin Retruck Faltr Lorain County

Laura Gerke seeks divorce over husband's party trick

Mrs Laura Gerke petitions for divorce from John Gerke in Chicago citing repeated acts at social gatherings. She says the principal complaint is his habit of swallowing a lighted cigarette at every party.

Chicago Laura Helen Gerke John Adam Gerke

Morgan elected president of national stationers association

In Cincinnati on June 8 Harry A. Morgan of Los Angeles was chosen president of the National Stationers Association. W. D. Hough of Marietta was named vice president in charge of the field division during the convention held here Wednesday.

Cincinnati Harry A. Morgan Los Angeles National Stationers’ Association W. D. Hough Marietta

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South Pleasant Street Esther Alfsen Ronald Wilbond Hospital Women’s Board County Council OF Legion Auxiliary Sandusky Home Baptist Church ST. Claire Rebekahs M. E Mrs. Cadmus Kennedy Frank Aust Ashland Fred Roberts Mr Roberts Aust Myrtelle Dreamland Theatre Mrs. Hamilton Missionary Society Pentecostal OCAL the Brown Co. Printers - Paper Merchants Lod St. Elyria, O P. T. A. Council For Children la Vogue Elyria Sav. & Trust Harry Hovey Lottie Parsons Tharon Parsons Florence Sherman Champion Claude Lyman Frank Ives Fay Worcester Cameron Elsie Shaffstall Clara Baxter J. H. Feakins Rioter Blue Bird Court Street Cash Paul Wainwright Courtland Allen Bernard Oberlin Girls Kellogg's Kellogg Battle Creek Tai Broad St S. Kaplan FAY Co Broad Street Elyria, Ohio
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