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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1930

Page

9

Children’s Day Program at Second Church

The Second Congregational church hosts a Children’s Day service at 9 45 am with an orchestral performance songs by the Congregation Girls’ Choir and Primary department recitations including It Pays and Why and a baptism. Presenters include Rev Wiseman Mrs Stewart and Mrs Morse and other class leaders.

Second Congregational Church Wiseman God Stewart Morse Harold Wolfs Kenneth McClory Irving Lonsboro Lila Fell Miss Roe Galen Ramser Miss Botamer Richard Wainwright Miss Vincent Miss Smith Jesus

Rosewood Scented Fireplace Plug Origin Explained

A fragment discusses a wood called Rosewood used as a niche scent and crafted from Brazilian tree sources. It notes the name misleads about roses, mentions a faint rose odor when the wood is cut, and describes its use as a decorative plug kept over a fireplace until a soul is released.

Club meetings and gatherings listed for Lorain area

Monday events include the Woman's Home Club with Mrs Robert Taylor of Mad dock Road and the Happy Go Lucky Club with Mrs Fred Hadaway of 4112 West Avenue. Also listed are Colonial Club with Mrs Dan Martin, N A Q Club with Mrs wowace Marsh, Daughters of Union Veterans at Antlers Hotel, Lorain Canton and Auxiliary in I O O F Hall, M T C Club in evening, Chevalier Lodge in Knights of Pythias Hall, and Lorain County Beekeepers Association with Mr and Mrs E J Ernst of Amherst on June 16 at eight o'clock.

Woman's Home Club Robert Taylor Maddock Road Happy Go Lucky Club Fred Hadaway West Avenue Dan Martin M. T. C. Club Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias Lorain County Bee Keepers’ Association E. J. Ernst Amherst

Ada pair ties the knot in Church of Christ parsonage

Miss Viola Hall daughter of Mrs. James Hall Ada Ohio and Mark Shanklin son of Mrs. Shanklin were married this morning at the Church of Christ parsonage with Reverend W C Fowler conducting. The bride wore a beige georgette ensemble with matching accessories. Miss Hall is an Ohio Northern graduate and has taught in Eaton and Gates schools while living with Mr and Mrs Mason Smith of Gates Avenue. Shanklin is an Ohio Northern graduate from Wayne Ohio. The couple will reside in their new home in Wayne.

Viola Hall James Hall Ada Ohio Mark Shanklin Shanklin Church of Christ Parsonage W.C. Fowler Miss Hall Ohio Northern University Eaton School Gates School Mason

Marriage plans teased at Kenyon Avenue bridge party

Miss Josephine Harper hosted five tables of bridge at her home 341 Kenyon avenue in honor of Miss Alice Stevenson whose marriage to Dr. Mark Abbe is set for June eighteenth. Prizes went to Miss Stevenson first Miss Ethyl Milliren second and Miss Marian Buckley consolation. Refreshments were served by candlelight and Miss Stevenson received a miniature cottage with a poem guiding her to gifts from guests. Mrs James Deiner attended as out of town guest.

Josephine Harper Kenyon Avenue Alice Stevenson Mark Abbe Harper Alicea Stevenson Ethyl Milliren Marian Buckley Miss Stevenson James Deiner

German service and Children’s Day program announced

At 45 minutes past the hour the regular semi monthly German service will be held and at the usual morning worship hour of 10:45 the children of the Sunday school will present a delightful Children’s Day program. Mr and Mrs Irving Plain directed rehearsals and the children promise a fine presentation with solos choruses exercises recitations and other special numbers.

Irving Plain

Pentecost Spirit Message and Evening Bible School

Tomorrow morning at 10 45 the pastor will speak on The Holy Spirit at Pentecost The Bible School meets at 30 for the study of the regular lessons 6 30 p m is the hour for the Young People devotional services The mid week prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30 is Dealing with Those Who are Misled by the Spirit of Error

Bible School

Memorial Service at First Methodist with Odd Fellows and Rebekahs present

The First Methodist church hosts a Memorial service with Odd Fellows and Rebekahs in attendance at morning worship. Dr. Piper will preach on He Hath Made Everything Beautiful. Evening service at 7 50 features Rev. A M Bosler of Columbia. Music promised to be bright. Church school meets at 9 30 with classes for all ages. Epworth League meets at 6 30 led by Miss Elyria Brown on Getting More Out of Music. Officers to be elected. members urged to attend. Strangers invited to all services.

First Methodist Episcopal Church Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Piper A. M. Bosler Columbia Epworth League Elyria Brown Strangerge

Local Bets and Names in Unclear Notice

Fragmentary roster of individuals with ages and places including John Schaub Edna Bobel Mark Shankin Viola Hall Irene Csonko Jane Grif and others listed with partial roles and affiliations in Elyria Lorain and Lerain amid a Hospital Notes Adwedd.

John Schaub South Amherst Edna Marie Bobel Lorain Merten Mark Shankin Lerain Viola Hall Elyria Fowler Steve Matos Irene Csonko B. Csontos Yomald KE. Merthe Leratn Jane C. Grif Firestone

Miss Eva Eddy Assists Mrs Parker Pupils In Recital

Miss Eva Eddy contralto assisted the piano pupils of Mrs Glayds Parker in a recital at the First Congregational church last evening. A fine audience greeted the performers as they played selections ranging from Beethoven to Debussy including The Fawn Chaminade and Clair de Lune.

Eva Eddy Ward- Stephens Jane Storm Nevin Canzonetta Hollaender Barcarolle Ehrlich Bettie Heavens Chaminade Mary Franklin Mendelssohn Grazia Mednikoff Logan Miss

Elyria Men’s Bible Class to Hear Mayor Hewitt at Rivoli Theater

The Elyria Men's Bible Class meets at 9 30 A M tomorrow in the Rivoli Theater with Mayor James A Hewitt as speaker. He will share impressions from attendance at the Federation of Men's Classes national convention in Washington D C last week. Over 220 men attended last Sunday including four generations of Stoney family. Paul Wainwright will sing two solos My Task and Our United States. Fox Furnace men had the largest turnout last Sunday, with National Tube Company men close behind. Tomorrow Fox Furnace captains will be W McConnell W Miller and Charles Whidden.

Elyria Men's Rivoli Theater Jas. A. Hewitt Hewitt Harvey C. Eckenroad Wm. N. Harding Charles Whidden The Federation of Men’s Washington, D. C George F. Stoney Alfred R. Stoney William N. Stoney Gene N. Stoner Paul Wainwright Ashford United States Stokowski Fox Furnace National Tube Company W. McConnell W. Miller

Recital by Fourteen Pupils of Miss Hinman at First Congregational

Fourteen piano pupils of Miss Lucille Hinman present a recital at First Congregational Church Tuesday at eight. The program includes piano quartets duets and solos with orchestral and pianistic works by Schubert Rachmaninoff Grieg Rubinstein and others performed under Hinman’s accompaniment.

Lucille Hinman First Congregational Schubert Ruth Koplin Dorothy Faxon Martha Suppes Barbara Suppes Gaenschals Peter Smith Muriel Foley Fairefhes Schaefer Slurry Up Rischer Elaine

Crowell Family Hosts 86th Birthday for John Herring

Mr and Mrs Crowell of 133 Harvard Avenue hosted a social evening honoring John Herring who turned eighty six. Eighteen guests attended including Mrs Herring of Columbus Street aged eighty eight, brother of the celebrant, who was among those present. Mr Herring received many gifts and lunch was served afterward.

Lib erty Society Meets For Officer Vote And Plans

The Sons and Daughters of Lib erty met in regular session at Woodman Hall on Broad Street last evening. Plans were made for a card party and ice cream social soon. The Sewing Circle will meet with Mrs Waldron at 924 Walnut Street on Tuesday June 17. After the meeting last evening dancing followed. Mr and Mrs Lyle Castle and Mrs Cunningham W Powell and J Powell and the Misses Ruth and Anna Margaret Long and Mr and Mrs Charles Hansen left today to attend the Geyser Reunion in Butler Pennsylvania over the weekend.

Sons and Daughters of Liberty Woodman Hall Broad Streot Lyle Castle Cunningham W. Powell J. Powell Ruth Anna Margaret Long Charles Hansen Butler Pentavaaia

Flag Day program at Second and Chapel Church

The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel hosts a Flag Day program tomorrow at 7 30 p m. A quartet led by Mrs R B Hand and including Mrs D A Baird Paul Wainwright and Walter O Smith will sing a sequence of patriotic hymns and anthems backed by congregational participation. The service includes sermons at 10 30 a m on A Peculiar People and Let Not Your Hearts Be Troubled, with Bible School at 9 30 a m and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 7 50 p m with leaders Harry Thompson and Leonard Terry discussing David and Abner.

Church of Christ Second Chapel Streets R. B. Hand D. A. Baird Paul Wainwright Walter O. Smith Jesus United States Stokowski America Fowler Oley Bible School Junihbr Christian Endeavor Society David Abner Harry Thompson Leonard Terry

Daughters of Scotia Hold Meeting with Planned June Session

The Daughters of Scotia met with Mrs. Elizabeth McCaffery presiding in place of absent Mrs. Janet Innes. They conducted a business session and revised summer meeting plans to meet more than once a month. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Shrubsole, Mrs. Robertson, and Mrs. Massey.

Daughters of Scotia Elizabeth McCaffery Janet Innes Shrubsole Robertson Massey

First Baptist Church Notes Services Begin Tomorrow

First Baptist Church opens with Bible School at 9 40. Rev. R T Ketcham will preach both morning and evening on Christ and His Servants and Acceptance. Morning music features Adagio Cantabile organ prelude and solos by Ruth B Taylor with O Paradise and Triumphal March postlude. Evening anthem and offertory pieces accompany 7 39 service. postlude Allegro by Grieg. Young people meet at 6 50 for their regular gathering.

First Baptist Church R. T. Ketcham Ruth B. Taylor Laiddle Custance Grieg Hall Merkel

Delightful Party At Lilac Hedges

Miss Helen Osborne hosted a piano pupils party at Lilac Hedges the home of Mrs Roylk Kulp on Lake Avenue yesterday afternoon. The pupils presented a musical program and played games. The home was decorated with roses and garden flowers. A refreshment course was served.

Lilac Hedges Helen Osborne Roylk Kulp Lake Avenue Kulp

Northwest Encampment Elects New Officers

At last evening’s regular meeting three elective offices were filled. A. C. Miller was chosen chief patriarch, Robert Hastings became senior warden, and L. J. Blake was named junior warden. Other officers will be appointed later, with routine business following the election.

Northwest A. C. Miller Robert Hastings L. J. Blake

Sunday music at First Church program details

The First Congregational church will feature organ preludes and postlude pieces by Dvorak Wagner and Guilmant with quartets and an offertory anthem Fear Not O Israel Spicker. Rev. William Mulr Auld will preach the sermon.

First Church First Congregational Church Dvorak God Wagner Spicker Guilmant William Mulr Auld

Lehman Kelling Wedding Solemnized in Ridgeville

Miss Catherine Lehman daughter of Mr and Mrs Mathias Lehman Ridgeville wed Julius P Kelling son of Mr and Mrs George Kelling Avon at St Peters Catholic church Ridgeville nuptial high mass Fr John N Rhein officiated Attendants Helen Kelling Carl Lehman Flower girl Jean Dechant Breakfast at bride's home Immediate family toasts Newlyweds leave for East trip and will reside at 1106 Park Avenue after July first

Catherine £. Lehman Mathias Lehman Ridgeville Julius P. Kelling Elyria George Kelling Avon St. Peter's Catholic Church John N. Rhein Helen Kelling Carl Lehman Jean Dechant Mrs. Kelling Park Avenue

Memorial Service Held by Woman's Relief Corps

The Woman's Relief Corps met in I O F hall on Friday June 13 with strong attendance led by President Mrs Ella Williams One visitor Mrs Avis Baker of Lorain attended One candidate was obligated and joined The memorial service for departed members led by Chaplain Mrs Flora Hoak impressed attendees Mrs Mary Miller sang Abide With Me Plans discussed for Department convention in Lorain the week of June 23 A Flag Day program by Patriotic Trustee Mrs Martha Reinke was enjoyed Rev J A Kaley spoke and Ruth Reinke read Our Flag Singing of America closed the meeting Next gathering set for June 27

W. R. Co Woman's Relief Corps I.O Department Lorain Martha Reinke J. A. Kaley Ruth Reinke America

Avon couple to tour Europe after visiting New York and Paris

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Scammon of Avon sail June 18 from New York for an extended tour of Europe including England France and Italy. They will meet Mrs Scammon’s old classmate in Paris and visit multiple countries. other items note local births visits and travels of area residents including a birth in Elyria and attendance at clubs and conventions.

Garden Tea Room Evening Dinners and Luncheons Ad

Garden Tea Room at 375 Broad Street offers noon day luncheons and home cooking with baking available. Cites Boylan's coo as nearby reference and notes over lunchtime service with evening dinners.

Broad St Boylan’s

Local social notices list denison avenue travel and visits

Numerous residents and guests are noted in a sequence of social items. Dr and Mrs M Melvin Clark travel to Boston for an orthopedic meeting. Mrs Lucy Rice Winkler and her son stay with Mr and Mrs F E Biddinger in Cleveland. Additional visits include Hawk families from Grand Rapids and East Ninetieth street, Charlston Beach plans for Billy McCray, and various hospitality gatherings. Atying to Oberlin College commencement a Gibbons party from Maine visits. Helen Osborne sails to the Holy Lands from New York with return in September. Girl Scout mothers host supper on June sixteenth at Mrs Hutchings’ home. H G Hoover returns from Bucyrus with guests in tow.

M. Melvin Clark Denison Avenue Boston Massachusetts Lucy Rice Winkler Small Son Los Angeles California F. E. Biddinger East Broad Street W. E. N. Hawk Robert Kummer East Ninetieth Street Cleveland Clayton Hawk Grand Rapids Michigan Frank King Cambridge Street Linwood Park J. F. Defenbacher Grove City Pennsylvania C. W. Lawrence Stanford Avenue Lawrence Elyria Clinic Gibbons Westbrook Maine Swen D. Nielsen Oberlin College Billy McCray Princeton Avenue H. E. Scott Jeanne Cleveland Heights Charlston Beach Charlston Rhode Island Scott F. 8S. Aust West Avenue Tenth Street W. Hoover Mary Dorothy Thomas Hutchings East Avenue H. G. Hoover Cornell Avenue Bucyrus Ohio S. P. Crawford Elda Kansas City Missouri G. M. Hoover

Red Cross Workers Attend Service School

Red Cross workers from Indiana Kentucky and Ohio will train at West Baden Springs Indiana during June 19 25 on administration finances claims service organization and peace time services. The faculty comes from the national Red Cross with Everett Dix Edith Spray I Malinde Havey Helen F Dunn and A L Schafer leading the instruction and field work.

Washington D. C Red Cross Indiana Kentucky Ohio West Baden Springs National Organization of the Red Cross Everett Dix Edith Spray War Service Misa I. Malinde Havey Helen F. Dunn A. L. Schafer Red Cross Disaster Relief

Hats Change as June Brings Elaborate Millinery

New York fashion notes say hats mirror the era’s elaborate dress. Large June hats in crepe, chiffon, and velvet futures dominate, with cotton breadcloth and linen trims rising. Styles include shallow crowns, angular brims, long-sided shapes, poke, and capoline silhouettes, plus baby bonnets and translucent straw helmets. Flowers may return via wreath garniture, though current use favors delicate fabrics.

New York

Vincent Community Notes On Graduation and Visits

Mrs Charles McCarty attended her sister Katherine Cunningham's graduation from Lakewood High School Thursday evening. A large local turnout joined the E H S centenary celebration in Elyria. Various families from Vincent and Markley district attended events, visited Columbus and Cincinnati relatives, and joined neighbors for theater and radio programs.

Arthur Clotz al Clotz Lorain John Andrewa Elyria A. C. Warner R. W. Cobb E. H. Hurd James Keifer Columbus Glen Hurd Ohio State College J. H. Brown Terry C. Wilford Philip Clark Edith Schiferstein Ernest Reibling Waller Kattley South Amherst Donna Hyde Harold Wilford Lucile Warner Woman's Relief Corp A. Keisel Dover F. H. Lewis J. G. Morris John Cook

Papuan belief on soul stealing via shadow in bamboo

The Papuans hold that a man can steal another’s soul by catching his shadow at night in a bamboo vessel open at one end, a ritual the people describe as powerful and dangerous.

Vermilion Lagoons Sail Boat Ad Promises Waterfront Lots

What is better for your boy than a Sail Boat He can keep busy at Vermilion Lagoons Every lot a waterfront development pitches a coastal living dream with boats and leisure tied to property sales.

Vermilion Lagoons

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Second Church Hwall Miss Harper ST. Paul's Evangelical Church United Presbyterian Church Methodist Church Keith Werner Lo. Wawel Stanislawski Mentetowek R. D Graf John Herring Lehman-Kelling E. A. Scammon Ohio State Limited New York City Aquitania Cunard Line Southampton England Scammon Holland Belgium Germany Czecho-Slovakia Hungary Austria Switzerland Italy France Paris Marguerite Gibbs Benton C. W. O'Malley Ohio Street Rye Beach Huron J. E. Jones William Hoover Elyria Memorial Hospital Charlies Good Robert Minch Amil M. Skura Victor Osok Charles W. Baker Ohio Council of the International Society of Master Painters and Decorators Neil House Association Paker Lorain County Walter Scott University of Michigan James C. Scott Columbia Avenue Toledo Toledo City Hospital W. T. Parsch J. L. McQuistion Jane Carol Lois McQuistion Hd Archambeau Alvin Archambeau Detroit Robert Austin H. J Austin Friendship Club Cabinet Vermilion-On-The Lake Mary Bush Dorothy Sawwell Mildred Baumhardt Phyllis Pearson Helen Hutt Mary Sannar Ethel Miller Eleanor Warden Jeanne Smith Donna Dickason Jane Werly Rosemary Redington Marion Upp Grace Martin Wilma Reid Gertrude Borie Martha Glass Marguerite Taylor Muriel Lewis Bessie Wier Hortense Curtis Miss Kinison Marjorie Elliott Eugene Gertrude Beauty Shoppe West Vincent Cook Howard B Elyria Savings & Trust Bldg Hair Shoppe Second Street Miss Esther Sanders Mrs. Birkline MR. Birkline Oss Kaiser Miss Sanders Miss McKay the Peerless Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company
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