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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1933

Page

9

Daughters of the Masons hold lawn party and rites

About a hundred Daughters of the Masons and families gathered at Mr and Mrs J M Cotton s Lake Avenue home for an annual lawn party and roast. Miss Mildred Ad in charge of the devo Miss Smith recently returned from teaching at Boylan School in Jacksonville Florida. Clark Maddock presided at the meeting and introduced the newly elected president Miss Sarah Yoder who will assume duties in September. Officers elected were Mrs Brown secretary and Brens treasurer. Music by Garland on banjo and guitar and Donald Maresh on accordion. Social time followed. Committee in charge included Mesdames Smpe se Allwell Jackson Ander ti Fraidenstine and Miss Cawrie Yoder. Regular meeting of the Women s Relief Corps held Sunday at I O O F hall with good attendance. Commander Abbey present. Charter draped for Mrs Ida Hillier and Mrs Elizabeth Belden. Memorial services for deceased members: Mrs Myrta Kent Mrs Mary Glover Mrs Cora Hart Mrs Sarah Newcomb Mrs Nellie Mr Ida Hillier and Mrs Elisabeth Belden. Mrs Mary Milner sang a solo. Flag day observed Thursday June 5 by Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary Daughters of Union Veterans and the W A in the G A Ball. Next meeting January 23 with a reception for Commander and Mrs Abbey. Guests invited from Berlin Wellington and Lorain.

Jm. C. Cotton Lake Avenue Mildred Devo Smith Boylan School For Aville Florida Clark Maddock Sarah Yoder So Brown Brens Ne Garland Donald Maresh Bers Wayne Garland Mesdames E. T. Smpese Allwell, Jackson Anderti Fraidenstine Cawrie Misa Yoder Women's Relief Corps Ance Abbey Ida Hillier Eliza Beth Belden Myrta Kent Mary Glover Cora Hart Sarah Newcomb Nellie Mlisabeth Belden Mary Milner Sons of Union Veterans, Aux- Wiary Daughters of Union Veterans W. A Eorps Berlin Wellington Lorain Edwin Shubert W. F. WM Women's Foreign Missionary Society First Methodist Church W. C. Snowden Tenth Street Edwin C. Shubert Mason Smith Ada Heimbach E. J. Bond John T. Shook H. Edwind W. Stargell R. C. Maston E. B. Hauselsen Minnie Brown C. D. Keighley H. H. Gregg Sunshine C. R. Barber Young Peoples C. M. Ackerman Kings Heralds R. W. Starwell Little Light Bearers G. A. Reeder M. Brown South Amber Ackerman

Vacation Bible School at Church of Christ Starts Monday

The Daily Vacation Bible School of the Church of Christ opens Monday June 12 at 9:00 AM with no afternoon sessions. Graduation and display of work occur June 30. Mrs. C. E. Neher serves as superintendent with teachers for beginners through intermediate groups listed, no charge for lessons, open to public and members.

Church OF Christ C. BE. Neher Otto Pettrick Dana King C. E. Cheney Lucille Hand Ruth McGinnis Dorothy Barton H. J. Ryan Donald Prenthee Harriet King Lucille Gut Sokn Ruth Barton Anita Poole Carl Smith J. D. Funk Maxine Poole Lillian Mallory Jean Little The Bible School

Spanish War Vets to Attend Meeting of Northeast Ohio Boosters Club

The Northeast Ohio Boosters Club of United Spanish War Veterans will convene Sunday June 11 in Ravenna Ohio. Judge Edward S Mathias of the Ohio Supreme Court will be principal speaker. Also on the program are Department Commander Howard D Bell of Dennison Ohio and Attorney Scott Wehe of Columbus Ohio. Several members of Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary will attend. the meeting is open to all Spanish War Veterans and families and friends.

Northeast Ohio Boosters Club of United Spanish War Veterans Ravenna Ohio Edward S. Mathias Ohio Supreme Court Howard D. Bell Dennison Scott Wehe Columbus Woodworth

Arenme Club Picnic Ends Sessions Until September

The Arenue Club gathering at The Hedges brought together members and Eastern Stars with families for a picnic supper for seventy. Committees led by Mia, Violet Reger, Mrs. Maytewapp, Mrs. W. P. Wegat, and W. H. Stunts ran the event, followed by a brief business meeting and entertainment. This marked the final session until fall.

Arenue Club Mia Violet Reger Maytewapp W. P. Wegat W. H. Stunts

BIH Religious Drama To Be Presented At First Methodist Church

The Second Quarterly Sunday services at Fires Methodist Episcopal Church feature Dr. Bond delivering the morning sermon The Challenge of Worship at 10 45 a m and a performance of The Judgment Day a religious drama from 7 30 p m with cast led by George Boorn Leona Mowry Hans Steger Bill Minch Pauline Geigey Barbara McConnell and Dr Bond as Announcer Also installation of the Epworth League cabinet and special music by the choir and a Lorain vocal trio The church school Junior church nursery and Epworth League devotional service will be held with young people urged to attend

Fires Methodist Episcopal Church Third Court Streets Bond Gounod Louise Brown Esau Jacob George Boorn Rachel Leona Mowry Hans Steger Joseph Bill Minch Judith Pauline Geigey Leah Barbara McConnell Louis Heidrich Robert Blakeley Epworth League Margaret Minch Leonard Fowls Lord Roberts A. Burr Leona Mo Arlene Burr Herbert Meister Berean Lorain

Political Science Department closes year's program at Elytia Club

Members of the Civics and Political Science department met with Mrs. George Bush for a thre en lunch eon at the La Grange road. Twenty four were seated. Mrs. Bush handed to new chairwoman Mrs. A C Schilleman who announced officers including vice president Mrs C Billings and secretary Mrs L J Boothroyd. A bridge session followed with top scores going to Mrs W N Bates and Mrs Harlan Cordrey. Next meeting set for first Friday in October.

Civics and Poliiuical Science Department Elytia Woman’s Club George Bush la Grange Road H. J. Hart H. Portman F. C. Bullngs Bush A. C. Schilleman Department C. Billings L. J. Boothroyd A. W. Peters Sunshine W. N. Bates Harlan Cordrey Herman Reinhardt J. W. Smith Wilbur Strock

Donald Hensman to Trumpet Solos at Men’s Bible Class

The Elyria Men’s Bible Class meets tomorrow at 9:30 am at the Rivoli Theater. President James A Hewitt will order the meeting, Paul Wainwright leads the singing, Clare Short at the piano, and Donald Hensman will perform trumpet solos. L B Hindman presents the lesson Walking By Faith. The class invites all men not in other classes to attend.

Elyria Men’s Rivoli Theater James A. Hewitt Paul Wainwright Clare Short Donald Hensman L. B. Hindman

First Congregational Church to administer Lord's Supper

The morning service at First Congregational Church will include the sacrament of the Lord's Supper at 10:45 following a brief communion sermon by Rev. William Muir Auld. The choir will perform two numbers, Spirit of God by K C Brown and Jesus Word of God Incarnate by Gounod, with all Sunday school departments meeting at 9:30.

First Congregational Church William Muir Auld K. C. Brown Jesus Gounod

Birthday celebration for Shirley Gene Standen

Mrs. Clarence Standen entertained for her daughter Shirley Gene on her fifth birthday yesterday. Guests played games and contests, followed by a refreshment course at a table decorated in yellow and white. Attendees included Constance Goff Jean Dick Lole Reese Mary Louise Jones Walter Hendricks Ann McClellan Patty Hogan Gloria Weet Glide Behalte Harvey Winckies Dieh Mogan and sheere.

Clarence Standen Fourteenth Street Shirley Gene Constance Goff Jean Dick Lole Reese Mary Louise Jones Walter Hendricks Ann McClellan Patty Hogan Gloria Weet Glide Behalte Harvey Winckies Dieh Mogan Hee Ssheere

Children’s Day at Second Congregational Church in June

Sunday services at Second Congregational Church include 9 39 Sunday School and 11:00 worship. In the evening at 7 30 the Children’s Day program features orchestra, hymns, recitations, songs, class solos, and Bible presentations by Ray Wiseman with graduation exercises and benediction.

Second Congregational Rev. Wiseman Miss Gaines Mrs. Shepherd Miss Whitney Lois Botamer Mrs. Greene Nancy Bauer Shirley Richards Roberta Foster Ruth Hollis Jean Baun Mildred Eckhart Traumers Frances Brillhart Robin Red Breast Jesus Thomas Ernshaw Thomas Terry Junior Eckhart Batty Hurd Norma Woodcock Lila Fell Norma Kidd Ledora Johnson Lucille Rumana Mildred Cameron Miss Raphael

Bride to be Georgene Craft hosts luncheon shower party

Miss Georgene Louise Craft bride elect of George J. Foisy of Lorain led a bridge luncheon at 217 Bre Street hosted by Mrs. Stewart Archambeau and Mrs. William McPhillips. Florence Frank won high score. Crafts gift hunt ended at a miniature gift house. Later, a recital at First Congregational featured Velma Andrews and Elyria Brown with scale pieces and collaborations.

Georgene Louise Craft George J. Foisy Lorain Stewart Archambeau Bre Street William McPhillips Florence Frank Ellen O’keefe Alice Dorothy Gabele Agnes Hoy Katherine O'Keefe Margaret Arlein Agnes Dow First Congregational Church Arthur E. Giles Velma Andrews Elyria Brown Edward Sbemhower Gladys McCullough Trving Shepherd Schumann Grillen Miss Andrews Beethoven Miss Brown Miss McCullough Mr. Shepherd Meadow Brook McDowell Chopin Phillip Rollinson Edward Bembower

Eagles Auxiliary installs officers in decorated hall

The Eagles Auxiliary held a meeting last evening in the Eagles hall with flower arrangements. Mary Wooster installed officers including Clara Jensen as Madame President and Sarah Massey as Vice President. Mary Barres won a prize. meeting closed with ice cream and cake. Next regular meeting set for June 23 at 8:00.

Eagles Auxiliary Eagles Hall Mary Wooster Bertha Lyberger Clara Jensen Sarah Massey Anna Bruck Maude Johnson Christine Derek Stella Landers Flossie Massey Fern Minnich Edith Henry Mary Barres

Bible School 3:30 A M and Childrens Day Service

United Presbyterian church Bible School meets at 3 30 A M with Jesus on the Cross lesson from Mark 15 1 47 and ends with Paul's prayer study The Great Doxology Ephesians 3 20 21 The annual Childrens Day Service at 3 30 P M includes infant baptism The young people hold a devotional after the program There is a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 led by A W Baird

Bible School of United Presbyterian Church Jesus Paul A. W. Baird

Jolly J's Entertained by Jean Taylor at 1605 Middle Ave

Jean Taylor hosted the Jolly J's at 1605 Middle Avenue last evening. Guests enjoyed games a treasure hunt and a refreshing refreshments course.

Jolly J’s Jean Taylor Middle Avenue

Miss Alma Taylor Attends Ridgeville Girl Scout Camp

Miss Alma Taylor from Eastern Heights visits Oberlin Girl Scout Camp for a weekend with Ridgeville Girl Scouts training for leadership. The Ridgeville troop invites one girl from each troop to participate in the event, as planned.

Alma Taylor Eastern Heights Boulevard Oberlin Ridgeville

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Brief

Admissions include Mrs. Sal Principe of 172 Erie Street. Discharges include Mrs. Walter Rocter of 452 Oxford Avenue and Wallace Longwell of 3631 High Street.

Sal Principe Erie Street Walter Rocter Oxford Avenue Wallace Longwell High Street

Church of Christ Endeavor elects officers for 1933 34

The Church of Christ Christian Endeavor held its annual meeting and elected officers for 1933 34. Ted Owens became president with Ruth McGinnis and Joe Weller as vice presidents, Lucille Hand secretary, Ronald Findlay treasurer, J D Funk advisor, and Kenneth Young past president. Young was honored with a gold C E B pin after a brief poem. A social evening followed with refreshments provided by Ruth McGinnis and Lucille Guttensohn.

Church of Christ Christian Endeavor Ted Owens Ruth McGinnis Joe Weller Lucille Hand Ronald Findlay J. D. Funk Kenneth Young Mr. Funk Lucille Guttensohn

R E Neighbour Returns From Chicago

Dr R E Neighbour came home Friday night to 232 East Avenue after a week in Chicago where he spoke at the Garrick Theatre in the Loop from noon to 1 daily His Sunday sermons include Titus an Apostle of God at 11 A M and Fools at 7 30 P M with a Hitler and the Anti Christ Prelude Sunday night Baptism and choir music at First Baptist Church Great audiences attend and the atmosphere is described as spiritually powerful and friendly

R. E. Neighbour East Avenue Chicago Garrick Theatre Loop Titus God Hitler First Baptist Church

Children’s Day Observed at Grace Lutheran Church

Grace Lutheran Church observes Children’s Day during the 10:45 morning service by handing over to the Sunday School for recitations readings and songs. The Choir will perform Gordon Williams’ Suffer the Little Children. Sunday School starts at 10:00 A M due to the special service.

Gordon William Towit

Keeler Hosts Circle Reunion At First Methodist

Mrs. D. W. Keeler of Kenyon Court hosted a reunion of the original Circle No. 6 of the First Methodist church. Thirty three members and three guests Dr E J Bond and his sister attended a tureen lunch on the porch and in the house. Roll call brought reminiscences as Mrs Woulie Beal spoke on former circle activities. The event proved delightful for all attendees.

D. W. Keeler Kenyon Court First Methodist Church E. J. Bond Pennsylvania Woulie Beal

Mrs Deldrich Leads Church Vacation Bible School Beginners

Mrs Otto Deldrich will head the Beginners Department of the Daily Vacation Bible School at the Church of Christ. She is an experienced Avon School primary teacher and has previously conducted the Beginners Department at Bible Beheeil.

Otto Deldrich Daily Vacation Bible School Church of Christ Deldrich Avon School Bible Beheeil

Local Club and Sorority Meetings Scheduled Monday

Multiple groups plan gatherings on Monday including Little Sorority with Clarabell Wise on 13th Street, Young Women’s Division of the 2nd Congregational Church, V F W and Auxiliary in OU B rooms, Epsilon Sigma Alpha, A A A W with Mrs Joseph Betts at 308 Eastern Heights Boulevard, Colonial Club with Mrs F Salisbury at West Avenue at 2 30 P M, Mon O Nay with Cecilia Basinaxi on East River Street, Et Yet club at Vermil on on the Lake for a picnic, Garden Club with Mr and Mrs W C Chancellor at 250 Hamilton Avenue 8 P M, Knights of Columbus at K of C Hall, Columbia Club of St John’s Church, King Solomon’s Lodge, Rainbow for Girls at I O O F Hall.

Little Sorority Clarabell Wise 13Th Street 2Nd Cong Aux Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Joseph Betts Eastern Heights Boulevard Colonial Club F. Salisbury West Avenue Mon-O-Nay Cecilia Basinaxi East River Street Vermi

Children Day program at Bible School in town

The Bible School of the Church of Christ on Second and Chapel streets presents a Children's Day program at 7:00 p.m. with Junior Revelers orchestra led by Richard Betteridge performing 7:00 to 7:30, followed by a live pageant Gates of Gods Love starring many child actors. Also notes Christian Endeavor Quartet and later 10:30 service with singers and sermon by L. B Hindman on Spiritual Illiteracy. Junior Church to meet, Christian Home visitors from Cleveland, and a 9:30 a.m. Bible School session.

Bible School The Church of Christ Second Chapel Streets U.ver Richard Betteridge Gates of God’s Love Home Mary Fox Elaine Cole Ruth Kaiser Travelers On Life Ruth Jane Gleason Esther Dorothy Smith Mary Kaiser Junior Prentice Andrew Marshall Lawrence Fisher Roland Harvey Gordon Baker Ted Robson Myron Alhelit Hazel Martin Thurlow Knepper Charlotte Chase Wilford Mason Promises Ford Brown Janice Alexander Tayid Fridenstine Mary Carr Irwin Eckenroad Kathleen Johnson Elsie Bridge Lucille Hand Charles Demos Theodora Demos Shirley Goetz Christian Endeavor Quartet Gertrude MaHory Ruth Barton Ronald Findlay Raymond Brunger George Fridenstine D. A. Baird Paul Wain- Wright Herbert Ackley L. B Hindman Anna Garver Christian Home Cleveland

Trinity Sunday Observances At St Andrew’s Church

Trinity Sunday observed with services at St Andrew’s Church. Early communion at 7 30. Church school worship at 9 30. The 10 45 service will feature Trinity hymns and the anthem Holy Holy Holy by H J Stewart. The sermon will explore the meaning of a satisfying life and correct misconceptions about life.

Holy Catholic Church St. Andrew's Church H. J. Stewart

Beebe and Lea Spend Summer at Linwood Park Vermilion

Kenneth Beebe and Kenneth Lea are weekend visitors at their Vermilion home, staying at 620 Park Place, while spending the summer at Linwood Park.

Kenneth Beebe Kenneth Lea Linwood Park Vermilion Park Place

Former Elyria Girl Weds in Johnstown

Miss Novelda Noderer prominent Johnstown artist, wed Har old J Brennan of Indianapolis in an outdoor ceremony at a sylvan knoll near Thomas Mills. Noderer, Carnegie Tech art graduate, led a Johnstown studio for six months before marriage. Brennan, Carnegie Tech 1932 graduate, heads Westminster College art department and is Tiffany foundation affiliate. The couple plan a two week trip, then summer in Indianapolis and fall residence in New Wilmington.

Novelda Noderer Johnstown Harold J. Brennan Indianapolis Ind Somerset County Flynn Raymond Baxter Dowden Pittsburgh Brennan Carnegie Tech Art School Westminster College New Wilmington Tiffany Foundation Long Island N. Y

Pow Wow Club Dance Attracts Fifty Couples

Fifty couples attended the Pow Wow club dance last evening at The Hedges. Blue and white streamers and decorations made the hall festive for the summer frocks. Music was provided by Vernon Smith and the Cocoanuts with chaperones Miss Maybelle Burner Miss Olive Lapp Mr and Mrs G I Winsor and Mr and Mrs Robert Crehore.

Vernon Smith The Cocoanuts Maybelle Burner Olive Lapp G. I. Winsor Robert Crehore

For Rent Listings At 320 Denison And 214 Park Avenues

Two houses available for rent at 320 Denison Avenue and 214 Park Avenue. Each offers four bedrooms with pleasant shade. Contact W. E. Patton at the office on 331 3rd Street beside the YMCA for details.

Denison Ave Park Ave W. E. Patton 3Rd St

Northwest Encampment Elects Officers

The regular meeting of Northwest Encampment No. 188 in the IOOF hall elected officers. Chief patriarch P. C. McKensie, senior warden B. E. Bailey, and junior warden A. C. Miller were chosen. A memorial service for Odd Fellows will be held Sunday June 18 at Ridgelawn cemetery at 2:00. Meeting to reconvene Friday June 23.

Northwest FP. L. Box P. C. McKensie BE. L. Bailey A. C. Miller Ridgelawn Order

Local social notes list graduates and travelers across Ohio

Ohio study and travel updates include Garnet and Evelyn Wilson of Earl Court among College of Wooster graduates, Eve lyn Ludwig at Ohio State University commencement, Miss Mar guerite Goodwin at Miami University, and Karl Ericsson graduating from Ohio State School in Dentistry. Elyria residents attend reunions, baptisms, and the Bach Festival while others travel to Columbus, Chicago, or Battle Creek for events and family occasions.

Paul Kridler Robert James Kridler W. H. Ruth West Avenue Garnet and Evelyn Wilson Earl Court College of Wooster James G. van Horn Grant Street Elyria Memorial Hospital George C. Martin Eastern Heights Boulevard Carrollton Ohio Ohio State University Evelyn Ludwig A. L. Jones Morgan Street Oberlin Chicago William D. Tucker The Universality of R. E. Neighbour First Baptist Church Elyria Moody Miami University James van Dusen Painesville Lake Erie College K. A. Ericsson Eleventh Street Columbus Karl Ericsson Ohio State School Dentistry Anna Monroe Louise Keeler Kenyon Court Linwood Park Vermilion Susan Foote Park Hot Springs Virginia C. D. Foote Washington Avenue L. Winifred Bowers M. Eleanor Robbins Battle Creek Michigan Battle Creek Sanitarium Bowers Sabula Town Baldwin Wallace Conservatory Berea C. O. Jaster W. L. Fay Josephine Fay Robert Moore W. F. Eldred George Day

Summer Visitors and College Ties Highlight Elyria Notes

Mary Short Claire Short and other women arrive from Oxford Ohio to spend summer at Mary Short’s home in Elyria. Secretarial class from Elyria Business College tours Elyria Telephone plant under Mrs EK T Reese. Virginia Tibball returns from Miami University. Several families vacation at Toledo Beach LaSalle Michigan with Perce Warren in Clark Maddock orchestra. John Biggs returns from Miami University for summer recess. Miss Mabel Hollis hosts Miss Violet Bailey in Elyria. Rock attends Oberlin College graduation and alumni banquet.

Mary Short Claire Short Marjorie Rossiter Margaret Haueisem Grace Qgeauderm Ee Brownay Howenustine Elyria Oxford Ohio Miami University Elyria Business College Elyria Telephone Company EK. T. Reese Virginia Tibball Earl Court Harry Warren Harley Decker Wanda Toledo Beach LaSalle Michigan Perce Warren Clark Maddock John Biggs H. D. Biggs Middle Avenue Mabel Hollis Bowling Green College Violet Bailey Rock West Virginia

Gypsy Queen of Kent Dies After Prophesied Death

The Gypsy Queen of Kent known as Mrs Levi Boswell and famed palmist died in Farnborough England at age 82 three days after a prophecy of her own death. She reportedly advised royalty and famous figures including Vanderbilt who ignored her Titanic warning. Her Farnborough funeral was among the town’s most elaborate.

Kent Farnborough England Levi Boswell Vanderbilt

AERIAL MAP FOR AUSTRALIA PROJECT BY MAC KAY

Aerial mapping of Central Australia moves forward under Donald Mackay a pastoral expert guiding a survey spanning over 100000 square miles. The base sits 450 miles west of Alice Springs a camel train has left town to establish a landing field and two airplanes will cover three large regions. Many remote areas rely solely on radio for contact while Mackay funds the central Australia map himself.

Central Australia Donald Mackay Australia Alice Springs Mackay

London Cape Town air mail time cut to ten days

The air mail service reducing the London to Cape Town run to ten days accelerates the 8,000 mile route. Improved speed underlines growing transatlantic and imperial communication efforts and reflects broader postwar aviation advances.

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