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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1936

Page

13

Society Happenings At Elyria Memorial Hospital Tea

A large tea hosted by the Women’s Auxiliary of Elyria Memorial Hospital was held at the lovely home of Mrs. George Stevens on East Avenue with seventy five members present. Mrs. Howard Barbour presided and introductions, annual reports, and committee updates highlighted the gathering including nominating committee chair Raperanecace, treasurer Mrs. Richard Perry Jr., and work committee chair Mrs. C. H. Cushing intricate social and service activities. The graduating class of M. B. Johnson School of Nursing and guest Mrs. Martin Lavelle attended. Miss Catherine Humphrey earned a cum laude BA from Notre Dame College and spoke on social service. John Carroll University celebrated graduations on campus with Rev. Bishop Schrembs giving the commencement address. The event also noted Notre Dame Senior Ball at Mentor Harbor Yacht Club and upcoming Elyria Business College program with music, a lecture by Guy Morse Bingham, and dancing.

George Stevens Eest Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital Howard Barbour Ranaria Charles S. Johnson Sam Squires C. H. Cushing Max Suppes M. B. Johnson School of Nursing Martin Lavelle Cleveland Catherine Humphey F. A. Humphrey Middle Avenue Notre Dame College South Huclid Ghia John Carroll University University Heights John Carrol University Bishop Schrembs D. A Miss Humphrey Pall Hall Hegemary Humphrey Notre Dame Mentor Harbor Yacht Club Elyria Business College Kenneth Walker George Churpek Jor Bolash Henry Nagorka Nancy “McCaffery Guy Morse Bingham Julia Raus Virix Stewart Audrey McAhi Avis Hastings Lucille Ma Ann Schnore Madelon Colozzi

Hostess Entertains Friendly Twelve Club at Midde Avenue

Mrs Georg Folk hosted the Friendly Twelve club yesterday afternoon at her Midde avenue home. Eleven games of progressive poker were played with prizes awarded to Mrs Christine Derek, Mrs Elizabeth Duckett, and Mrs Margaret Maddox. Mrs Mame Young to entertain at Riverside Court in two weeks.

Georg Folk Midde Avenue Friendly Twelve Club Christine Derek Elizabeth Duckett Margaret Maddox Mame Young Cclub Riverside Court

Elyria High School Class of 1921 Reunion Dinner

Members of the June class of 1921 at Elyria High School plan a reunion dinner tomorrow evening at First Congregational Church. The event begins at 5 30 with attendees expected to gather for the meal and reminiscing.

Elyria High School First Congregational Church

Bach program by Elyria AAUW group to be held June 17

Elyria AAUW will present a Bach program before the combined study groups and guests on Wednesday evening, June 17, featuring a choral group with male voices and a chamber society with orchestral accompaniment. A burlesque secular cantata and a church cantata with arias showcase Bach’s vocal and religious sides. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knipper announce their June 6 wedding, daughter Miss Ann Mather, gowns, bouquets, and reception details, followed by a wedding trip through the Middle West ending in Elkhart, Chicago, Indianapolis, Springfield, and Columbus.

Elyria American Association of University Women Bach Edward Knipper W. Bridge Street Rev. J. le Daley Ann Mather M. Mather South Middle Avenue E. J. Fees Ant Lagas Middle Avenue Maid of Honor Dorothy Pias Margie Benko Lakewood John Masher Desi Mathew Masher Joe Kochis Lorain Fly- Tra Middle West Elyria High School St. Marys Church The Young Ladies’ Sodality Knipper Elyria H School St. Mary's Parish Perry Fay Company

Institute at East Carlisle Sein House Held in Laporte

The Laporte W C T OY Institute and Elyria Wnton held an institute at East Carlisle Sein house with songs led by Helen Osborne and Mary Miller. Adjutant Amopre spoke on Citizenship, a noon dinner followed, and the program ended with a Peace observance and a closing drill led by Mrs. Miller.

Laporte W. C BP. A Elyria Wnton East Carlisle Sein House Helen Osborne L. A. Plickinia Deve Adj RL OW Amarr Salvation Army Amopre Sesson Waitton la Porte Union Mary Miller May Huene A. H E. Kemp Second Congregational Care la [Ries

Notable Local Socials and Notices in Elyria Crowd

A string of social items from Elyria reveals dinners with the Hoover circle and Republican National Convention attendance in Cleveland. Graduations, births, and family movements include Robert Huol earning a B S at Miami University and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs William Nelles.

Routine Business Session of Sons of Uuien Veterans

The Sons of Uuien Veterans met for a brief business meeting. Afterward members tied a quilt. Miss Elia Parmelee will host Circle NS of the Methodist church at Nebny Lanehven on June 18 at 2 o clock.

Sons of Uuien Mehit Otcloex Elia Parmelee Middle Avenue Methodist Church Nebny Lanehven

Townsend and church groups gather at local venues

Calendar lists numerous gatherings including a Townsend Party at 136 Middle Avenue, First Congregational Church school supper in the primary room, Emma Dean Anderson Circle at United Presbyterian for a 5 PM picnic, St Pauls Circle No 3 with Mrs. R Rodgers, DeMolay Alumni stag at Spring Valley Country Club, Beacon Light class at St Pauls Kian Sisters followed by a party, H G S club with Kay McKee on Whneckles Street, Fagles Auxiliary bingo at Mrs Bertha Lyberger’s 112 Cedar Street, Clan Robertson fish fry at the British Empire Club Hall, Elyria Commandery No 61 KT, Daughters of Sahara, and Bethel Shrine meetings.

Whneckles Street Fagles Auxiliary Bertha Lyberger Cedar Street Clan Robertson Elyria Commandery No Daughters of Sahara Bethel Shrine

Adelia Arndt Honored At Kitchen Shower

Mrs George Weller hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Adelia Arndt at 23 Gates Avenue last evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Gladys Bauer and Miss Gertrude Mallory in bridge, with Adelia Arndt and Florence Stetson winning additional prizes. The group presented kitchenware for Arndt new home, with ivory and black color schemes. Attendees included friends and relatives from Florida, Medina, Cleveland, Detroit, and Michigan. Arndt is to wed Mr Theodore Owen of Cleveland, Ohio, on Sunday at the Church of Christ.

George Weller Adelia Arndt Gates Avenue Bridge Runco Gladys Bauer Gertrude Mallory Florence Stetson Miss Arnde Gurs Floria Medina Cleveland Detroit Michiecan Arndt Theodore Owen Church of Christ

Change Meeting Dates For Gala Sovovile Club

The Gala Sovovile club met at Jeanete's home and voted to move meetings to the first and third Wednesdays of each month. An poetry review of One Woman Alive by Susan Fritz was presented by Rosadel Aherles. Plans for a Hamburg word event are set for June 24 and a cookout at Rosadel Rhodes's home on July 2.

Jeanete Vpon Tin Roive Susan Fritz Rosadel Aherles Hamburg Rosadel] Rhodes

Elyria Eagle Special Notice on Lodge Meeting

Elyria Eagle members are invited to tonight's Sheart Lodge meeting featuring officer installation, a Stane and Floor Show, and a come up event. Details remain as announced by local lodge officials.

Elyria Eagle Sheart Lodge

Hospital Admissions List and Discharges Items

A local hospital report lists multiple patients admitted, including Mrs Tom binis at 504 Wy Twelfth St, Elizabeth Takacs of 178 So Auberd, David Seeley from Wellington, Caroline Hanks, and Atrs lhoward Peters among others. Discharges include Mrs Howard Blakeslee of 139 Ridge St and the juvenile cases from Oberlin Children’s Home, plus several family entries and newborns noted at Winckles Street.

Tom Binis Fwelfth Elizabeth Takacs So, Auberd Percy Blowers Bath St David Seeley Wellington Joseph Takacs Lorain Caroline Hanks Howe St Atrs Lhoward Peters Columbus St Dan Foster Garford Huroll Saunders Amherst Jean Crabain Parkview Ac Donald Barber Grafton Kenneth Gall Ohio St Maria Diedrich Park Place Gary Castle 4Th St Howard Blakeslee Ridge St Clifford, Herold Lyle Juanita Cluipp Oberlin Children’s Home Les Orville Terrell Winckles St Mrs. George Wards Oberlin

Party for Miss Tibbals at the YWCA

Miss Virginia Tibbals was honored at a party arranged by Mrs. Peter Smith Miss Caroline Poley and Mr W Tibbals last evening. Five tables of bridge produced prizes for Frances Lemon Mrs Irwin Wentz and Deane Burns. A three tier wedding cake and white decorations highlighted the buffet. Miss Tibbals will marry Lester George Drusendahl next Monday in Columbus and was given many gifts. The only out of town guest was C W Bonifield of Lakewood.

Virginia Tibbals Peter Smith Caroline Poley W. Tibbals Frances Lemon Irwin Wentz M Deane Burns Miss Tibbals Lester George Drusendahl Columbus C. W. Bonifield Lakewood Mrs. Tibballs

Dinner Hosts and Home Guests Highlight Elyria Events

East Broad street hosts Mr and Mrs F E Biddinger entertained guests at their dinner including Mr and Mrs FP NL Williams of Chinook Montana. Williams family plan to move to New Briton Connecticut. Elyria Chapter Daughters of American Revolution marks Flag Day Friday June 12 with luncheon at Center Ridge and Barton roads hosted by Mrs Fred J Young and Mrs G A Lamberton. Judge Guy B Findley of the Court of Common Pleas Elyria to give the afternoon address.

F. E. Biddinger East Broad Street NL Williams Chinook Montana F. FL Rice Gerald Rice Williams Ohio New Briton Connecticut Elyria Daughters of American Revolution Fred J. Young Center Ridge Barton Roads Young G. A. Lamberton Guy B. Findley Court of Common Pleas

Mrs A C Schilleman Attends Cleveland Republican Tea

Mrs A C Schilleman attended the Republican Convention in Cleveland yesterday and was a guest at a tea hosted by the Republican women of Cleveland aboard the Moses Cleaveland boat used for the Great Lakes Exposition. She later heard former President Herbert Hoover during the convention session.

A. C. Schilleman Cleveland Republican Women of Moses Cleaveland

Licenses For Local Trades And Residents Listed

Robert Walker Hamilton of Sheffield township Manly Alvin Brandon of Lorain and others granted licenses for trades in the area. The list includes upholsterer and medical practice related licenses with residents from To ain Creeks and May Garland Lorain among others.

Robert Walker Hamilton Toain Wiimia Pacsons Sheffield Township Manly Alvin Brandon Jostenpathie Phy Jan

Minnesota Delegate Mrs Margaree Culkin Hanning

Mrs Margaree Culkin Hanning is named as Minnesota delegate to the Republican convention in Cleveland Ohio with formal confirmation from party officials. The appointment reinforces Minnesota’s representation at the national gathering.

Margaree Culkin Hanning Tabovel Spd Minnesota Cleveland Ohio

Sorority Steak Fry Ends Early As Storm Approaches

Members of Sigma Gamma sorority and their spouses spent an enjoyable early evening at the Amherst Outdoor Life Association grounds. Sixteen attended a steak fry followed by a ball game before a storm cut the event short. The next meeting is set for June 23 at Mrs Urban Rothe's home in Lorain.

Sigma Gamma Sorority Amherst Outdoor Life Association Urban Rothe Euclid Street Lorain

Club Elects Officers at Joyce Maddox Home Meeting

Members of the club gathered last evening at Joyce Maddox home and elected new officers Bessie Kendik as vice president Marion Hunter as secretary Magdalene Krocer as treasurer. Hostess served luncheon. next meeting set for two weeks at Marian Johnson 426 Foster Avenue.

F_l C. B. Cith Joyce Maddox Bessie Kendik Marion Hunter Magdalene Krocer Urer Marian Johnson Foster Avenue

Y-Indus Club Holds Picnic at Crystal Beach

Twenty four couples attended the Y Indus club picnic held yesterday at Crystal Beach. Guests Mr and Mrs William Sehrock and Mr and Mrs Hari Shaffer received gifts from the club. The group will meet the first Tuesday of each month in summer to plan monthly parties.

Y-Indus Club Crystal Beach William Sehrock Hari Shaffer

Kindergarten Mothers Enjoy Farewell Party in Wundergarten Room

Pupils of Ely school Kindergarten entertained their mothers yesterday afternoon from 1 to 2 PM in the Wundergarten room. A singing program and named pieces were planned by the pupils. The kindergarten orchestra provided music and the children served refreshments to their mothers. Mrs L Weise Baumbhard, teacher, coordinated the event with the children assisting in the preparations.

Ely Windergarten Lewise Baumbhard Trather

T fonor Past Presidents Luncheon at Masonic Temple

The Avenue Club hosts a noon luncheon for all past presidents at the Masonic Temple with current members asked to bring offerings. Past presidents are specifically invited as guests of honor and the luncheon will include an entertainment program afterward.

Masonic Temple Avenue Club Aveme Club Elery

Club Dinner Party At Kolte s Old Stone House

Members of the Hyle club hosted a dinner party last evening at Kolte s Old Stone House on the uke road. Eight dis entertained the eight Jo s and awarded prizes at bridge. Miss Olive Lapp, a bride elect, received a silver pistol from club members. Circle 2 of St Paul s church held a short business meeting, with the next session led by Mrs Chervenka.

Hyle Kolte Stone Huse Uke Road Bach Bridge Olive Lapp St. Pauls Church Chervenka KK. W. K. Club June South Butternut Ridge Road Buneo Martha Krebs Ruth Plas Vermilion-on-the-Lake

Carlisle society notes spark wedding anniversary and club events

A Carlisle Silver Wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs George Smith drew about fifty friends for a surprise visit and bunco. The East Carlisle PTA executive board met at the school, and K W K club gatherings hosted by Miss June South featured bunco prizes for Martha Krebs and Ruth Plas. W C T U institutes and various social visits followed, with members traveling between La Porte Elyria Lorain and other towns.

Carlisle George Smith Bunco

Summer art courses at Daily Vocalion Bible school Elyria

Beginning June 25 and running through July 2, the Daily Vocalion Bible school under the Church of Christ in Elyria will offer art classes taught by Ung. Mrs. Paul Savage and her two Lakewood sons visited Wednesday at the home of the former's sister Mrs. H H Gregg. Floyd and Lloyd Gullett families spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. William Gullett on Butternut Ridge road.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Stevens R. P. Wirth Richard Perry Jr Thomas Cushing Elyria Girl Business College Party WC. T. OY Institute Church of ‘Christ Elysium Soda Grill Broad &T Mast Ave Landon Governor Landon Topeka Kans Peggy Landon Thomas M. Williams Palo Alto California J. B. Thomas Dr. Williams Hoover Robert Huol Miami University R. F. Huol Oxford Bessie Harris Clifton Manor Rea Clare Harris Nellie Wilderson Elizabeth Williams New Castle Pennsylvania F. A. Faton Eastern Heights William Nelles Parkview Court E. J. Bood Tom Ellis West Twelfth Street Walter Wohn Ley Wrights Wood Kuhn Ian Ming Mary Baldy Cleveland Women's Orchestra WHA Wilmot Elyria, O Resar’s East River Street Acme Y-Indus Tfonor Hoover Factory the Heldmyer Hardware Co Broad Street East Carlisle Parent-Teacher Association la Porte East Carlisle William Rennie Sam Heidrich New London George Fiurd East Avenue John Mutose Toledo H. J. Crosse Mast River Road Alta Linden Durkee Road A. UN. Olmsted Elinore Kirk Donald Shepherd Robson Road Frank Rahl Chestnut Hidge Barbara Eschtruth Middle Ridge Brookhouser Middle Ave Brown Co Lodi St. Ph Edith Mae Hat Shoppe HwGrade Dry Cleaners
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