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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1933

Page

5

Women’s Home Society annual meeting at the Meth Church

Members elected officers and department secretaries for the year with Mrs. C. V. Beazell as first vice president and Mrs. E. J. Bond as second vice president. A service honored perpetual and memorial members as Miss Mildred Smith spoke on the Boylan-Haven school in Jacksonville. Tea and cakes followed the session.

Women's Home Society of the Meth Church Elec Gore C. V. Beazell Wce E. J. Bond Fred Wakeldon Kate Huffman Howard Miller Sunshine Oscar Dunn Fisk Ghabonoff George Johnson Home Guards Ralph Kirby Perpetual Harriett Chamberlain Mary Crisp A. D. Dewey J. J. Dillon J. M. Fullmer Miza Williams Charles Wilson Carrie Cahoon George Chamberlain Nelile M. Hill Elmer Jump Starburd W. E. Parmalee G. A. Reeder H. Gregg Bond Fred Sheldon Mildred Smith The Elyria Society Boylan-Haven School Jacksonville Florida Miss Smith

Memoir of Warren Chapter Hosts at Chesnut Street Event

Mary A Chandler Tent and Daughters of Union Veterans were guests of Mrs KE Palmer on Chesnut street with a Home for the Aged resident and Warren Chapter member. Norah Abbe's Bible, used in the first initiation, was presented to the local chapter bound as a gift from Past National President Clara Yengling and Past Department president. Cora Musser, who started this Camp a year ago, helped plan participation in the upcoming Flag Day observance at G A R Hall. Refreshments and social hour followed.

Mary A. Chandler Daughters of Union Veterans KE. Palmer Chestnut Street Home For Warren Norah Abbe Clara Yengling Cora Musser

Mothers Auxiliary of United Presbyterian meets at Denison home

The Mothers Auxiliary of United Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Herbert Cooke’s Denison avenue home with Mrs. C L Bristol leading. Devotional questions on Bible truths and prayer were discussed. Plans made to study Romans for four meetings and a Bible school picnic set for June 22 at Ely Woods. refreshments for sixteen were served by Mrs. Harold Horace. Next Auxiliary meeting July 13.

Mothers United Presbyterian Church Herbert Cooke Denison Avenue C .L. Bristol Ely Woods Harold Horace The Autharys tSeo Toy Gti C. R. Reding Oscar Perry RED Cross Dewey Mull Roosevelt Holy Cross Hamilton Allen Franklin Cescesseemes Edison Garford

Women's Foreign Missionary Society Convention in South Amherst

The Norwalk District Methodist Women's Foreign Missionary Society holds its annual convention at South Amherst M E church on Friday June 16. Moss Florence Starr of Wellington presides. morning reports from district officers and organizations begin at 9 30. Mrs G A Reeder Elyria leads the quiet hour. Mrs C C Cash Cleveland speaks at the Young People's banquet at 6 30 on Charm and World mindedness. Rev C D Rape Delaware Ohio returns as afternoon speaker. Delegates named from local society include Mrs Mason Smith Mrs Minnie Brown and Mrs G A Reeder. A noon luncheon is provided by the Ladies Aid Society of South Amherst.

Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Norwalk District Methodist Church South Amherst M E Moss Florence Starr Wellington G. A. Reeder Elyria C. C. Cash Cleveland Young People’s Work C. D. Rape Delaware Ohio Mason Smith Min Nis Brown Ladies’ Aid Society South Amherst Church

Elyria Lodge 103 Meeting Highlights Memorial Plans

Elyria Lodge No 103 held its regular meeting with many brothers and visiting members. Bro F D Barnes of Lodge 80 Texas attended and spoke on Odd Fellowship growth. Memorial services are set for Sunday June 18 at Ridgelawn Cemetery at 2 PM in front of the soldier's monument.

Elyria Lodge No. 103 F. D. Barnes Texas Bro. R. Hoehl Ridgelawn Cemetery Bros E. L. Bailey M. Smith Bro. van Oster Elyria Lodge Noble Columbus Bro. Barnes Oddfellow Oddfellowship

Women’s Bene fit Association meets in VFOW club rooms

Members of the Women’s Bene fit Association gathered in the VF. W. club rooms last evening to plan meetings for the second and fourth Tuesdays. Special prize awarded to Mrs Renouard. The group schedules a trip to Akron June 22 for Miss Partridge supreme secretary of WRA, who will also attend in Cleveland June 27. Next meeting set for June 27 in WVFW hall.

Women's Benefit Asociation VF. W Vfow Club Mre Renouard Akron Miss Partridge Cleveland Wv. F. W. Hall

Lindy Lodge hosts and plans fundraisers at Grafton Road home

Mrs Wayne Kropp hosted Tandy Lodge members on Grafton Road Tuesday. A roast to honor Avalon Don orchestra will be June 27 at the Whitneys’ lakeside barn. June 20 treasure hunt starts at Maarie Miller’s home. June welcomed June Harrison back for summer at Kent State. Mrs Arnold Deutsch to join 1500 delegates at Chicago council and assembly, with Bearell visiting Navarre.

Wayne Kropp Tandy Lodge Grafton Road Avalon Don Lindy Lodge Rrove Edith Edna Whitney Maarie Miller Loyd Gullet Elah June Harrison Whon Kent State College

Oberlin to Stage Elijah at Centennial Commencement

Oberlin College marks its Centennial Homecoming with Mendelssohn Elijah sung by 250 singers of the Musical Union on June 18. Alumni from California to Kansas City join Toledo soprano Corinne Rider Reed and other featured soloists under Olaf C. Christiansen. Notables include Berea College president William Hutchins and General Wilder Metcalf.

Oberlin Ohio Oberlin College Mendelssohn Elijah The Musical Union Oberlin Musical Association Oberlin Choir Oberlin Musical Union Absalom Olaf C. Christiansen Oberlin Conservatory of Music Corinne Rider- Reed Toledo Edna Bowles Depauw University

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Briefly

Admissions list includes Elmer Severns of Valley City Mrs Watt Meecha at 122 Northrup St Virgil Rogers 120 Franklin St Delores Thompson E River St Discharges show Florence Smith 404 Prospect Ave baby girl Mrs Richard Baker baby girl 1710 West Ave Mrs Edward Tarrs baby girl 111 Lake Ave

Elmer Severns Valley City Watt Meecha Northrup St Virgil Rogers Franklin St Delores Thompson E. River St Florence Smith Prospect Ave Richard Baker West Ave Edward Tarrs Lake Ave

Betty Goldstein wins scholarship at piano recital

About 250 friends attended the junior piano recital at First Congregational Church presented by Miss Lucile Hine. The Mozart focused program featured The Magician play in costume, Mozart compositions, and miscellaneous numbers including Miss Hinman’s arrangement of A Fowler Bold Turkish March and a two piano piece Innocence. Betty Goldstein received the year’s scholarship for best progress. Performers included Betty Maynard Janet Stevens Margaret Platner Shiries Altfeld Martha and Margaret Waldorf Beverly Wright Anne Cheney Betty Altfeld Nancy Wharton Marian Ellis Esther Guthman Emma Curtis and Betty Steavens.

Lucile Hines Firs Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Mozart Hin

Mrs Rosella Fewers Hosts Club Meeting at Resar Home

The Atturants met with Mrs Rosella Ewers at the Resar Home on Fast River Street last evening. Members entertained their young men friends with various games and prizes awarded to Dorothy Dellamore and Al Kistner. A dainty luncheon followed. Next meeting set for Mora Bennett's home on Fast Avenue in two weeks.

Rosella Ewers Resar Fast River Street Dorothy Dellamore al Kistner Mora Bennett Fast Avenue

Ramage Returns From Scranton Quest To Relatives

Roy W. Ramage came back after a ten days visit in Scranton Pennsylvania where he won the quest of relatives and received warm welcomes from family members.

Roy W. Ramage Scranton Pennsylvania

Local social notes and movements across several states

Dr and Mrs Frank Barnes and family visit Cascade street in Cascade with relatives in town. Mrs H R Wright and son Harry visit Decatur Texas with Mrs Herman Paeth and Emmy Lou. Miss Gertrude Flood confined by sprained ankle at 321 West Street. Elden T Smith earns MA in Drama at Western Reserve University, Ohio Wesleyan graduate. Mrs Deane Burns notes death of her mother Mrs Grosh in Bowen Illinois. Harold Burns attends funeral. Robert Faxon visits Winnetka at Middle avenue. Homer Kohn visiting Cleveland Street home. Mrs Ellis Hopkins and children visit East avenue parental home. Mrs George Chisholm visits sister Warren Platner at Columbus street. Rev BE OW Culp leaves Union Bridge after brief visit with Starvard avenue hosts. The Prince of Wales approves patronage of the International Ball in London under League of Nations Union.

Frank Barnes Waxahatchie Texas Roy P. Morgan Los Angeles California A. J Krugman Cascade Street H. R. Wright Harry Wright Decatur Tingis Herman Paeth Emmy Lou Columbus Ohio Gertrude Flood West Street Elden T. Smith Johnmith Tenth Street Western Reserve University Ohio Wesleyan Deane Burns Grosh Bowen Illinois Lone Beach Harold Burns Robert Faxon Winnetka Faxon Middle Avenue Homer Kohn Mesick Michigan W. S. Kohn Cleveland Street Ellis Hopkins Wellsville New York Hopkins Nelson Fitch East Avenue George Chisholm Cleveland Warren Platner Columbus Street BE. OW. Culp Union Bridge Marsland W. GC. Clark Starvard Avenue

Building In Germany Focuses On Repair Renovation

The article notes that construction activity in Germany is largely confined to repair and renovation work rather than new builds. It highlights a shift toward updating existing structures and improving efficiency within the housing and commercial sectors.

Germany

Strawberry Tea Cream and Cake at Mrs Hayes Stop 69

Mrs Hayes hosts a Thursday evening tea service featuring strawberry cream and cake at Stop 69 on Cleveland Road. The event offered a light refreshment option for local residents and visitors in the area.

Hospital Auxiliary Initiates Vanishing Parties Week

The Women's Auxiliary of Elyria Memorial Hospital launches Vanishing parties with 25 hosts from the Hospital Board acting as Colonels. Each Colonel entertains 4 Majors. Majors host 3 Captains. Captains host 2 Lieutenants. Lieutenants host 1 guest.

Elyria Memorial Hospital

P T A Reports Reveal Many Activities in Elyria

Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Association summarizes 1932-33 and 1933-34 officer lines, meetings, and programs. Highlights include Student Aid changes with clothing and shoes, Red Cross sewing totals, Mothersingers, Parental Education lectures, Summer Round-Up immunizations, safety efforts, and library film program support. District attendance figures and post items detail ongoing community education work.

O. F. Flint V. Pres Gerald Rice Treas C. B. Lemon E. C. Cook Cor S. G. Shaw Cc. A. Richards M. F. Fey Fred Schnuerer G. Shaw C. A. Richards Elyria Savings and Trust Co Mort Plan Maston Brown Board of Education Geo. C. Colburn Woman's Club H. Hubbard Business D. Burt Chronicle-Telegram Bacon Chamber of Commerce Allen Ely Franklin Gates Edison St. Agnes Jefferson Jr. High Holy Cross Hamilton McKinley Roosevelt Garford Carnival of Nations T. A H. J. Cox Ohio C. K B. Lemon C. D. Reding Oscar Perry Owen Bannon Grace Lumly

Slenderizing Summer Frock Pattern Offer From Marian Martin

The note promotes a blue afternoon frock design with prints and lines to slim the figure. Pattern 9370 priced with sizes 36 to 46 and fabric cost, plus lace. Includes cutting diagrams and sewing instructions. Order Marian Martin book and patterns by sending fifteen cents per pattern to the Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department in New York.

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

Local Ohio PTA Reports and Activities This Year

The Ohio Parent Teacher Association section reports subscriptions totals for Mrs. Howard Thompson and public publicity by Mrs. John Haldeman. Minutes show meetings including a night session, a tureen lunch, and teachers as guests. New officers include Mrs. Robert Davies as President and Mrs. Gerald Rice as Vice President.

Howard Thompson Ohio Parent Teacher Ohio Parent Teacher and Child Welfare John Haldeman Franklin P. T. A M. F. Fey R. Davies Peter Smith Treas P. Kaiser V. Pres C Evans Miss Brack Maybelle Burner Mary Austin Earth Horizon Washington Ralph Wensinger U. S. Weather Bureau Bertha Dunham Indiana Sand Dunes Robert Davies Gerald Rice Perry R. Koplin Sec C. Esker

Edison P T A Reports Meetings and Visitors

Edison P T A notes seven regular meetings and one joint session with St Agnes Gates and Jefferson Jr High with J C George on Intolerance. Ohio Parent-Teacher message read at each meeting. November 700 visitors toured the new building. January evening talk by Mr Howard Butler with Mr Wainwright directing music. Other programs include Teachers Vacation Echoes.

Edison P. T. A Ethel Lingenfelter St Agnes, Gates and Jefferson Jr. High J. C. George Ohio Howard Butler Wainwright

Madam Lena Reader and Advisor Reading Ad

An old advertisement urges readers to consult Madam Lena for guidance toward success and happiness. It promises knowledge as power and offers a special 350c Madam Sena reading, described as strictly confidential, with locations in tents on Route 20 at Grange.

Madam Lena Madame Lena Madam Sena Grange Hall

Community notice of lectures and bake sale event

Mr A C Schilleman presents The Other Wise Man and Mrs Mary Speer offers Education of the Deaf Child. Misa Alice Brack Feeding the Child Properly Rev Meister Religion in Education. Bake sale in December. Gates School hosts entertainment in March. Contributions to Student Aid Fund. 30 members with average attendance 56. Mother attendance prizes awarded to Miss Spencer and Miss Thompson rooms. New Zealand Government land settlement plan draws 12 000 farm applications.

A. C. Schilleman Mary Speer Misa Alice Brack Meister Gates School Spencer

London Factory Startups Resume Amid Industrial Rebound

London resumes production as a large share of its 32 090 factories reopen after disruptions. The revival signals improving industrial activity and factory utilization across sectors, with firms gradually returning to full operation and workforce deployment.

London

Homemade Ice Cream and Cake at LaPorte Church

A community event advertises homemade ice cream and cake at LaPorte Church on Thursday at 6 30 PM. Details are brief and include a date code 5e 10e.

LaPorte Church Thurs

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WEW Business Women's Dep't Elyria Women's Club the Hedges Eric Chapman H. Markham Alicea McCracken Knights OF John Knights of St. John Rose Irene Bilow Marian Welsh Gertrude Ferron Floss Gerry Ferron Henry Helen Burns WSS Gertrude Geraldine Ferron Minnich Daughters OF U. V. Receive Bible Second Congregational Church Claude Terry Eighth Street Vermilion-on-the-Lake Pauline Beck Frederick O. Griffin Virginia Saunders Bermuda Gad St. Joseph Missouri Edna Falls Kate Roth Merces Sieger Phene Svawives Cas Meg Oddfellows Kropp Hove Mra Arnold Deutach Seventh Street Union of American Hebrew Congregations National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods Chicago Jaue Clarence Bearell Navarre Dean Bmra Nrisical Union Betty Goldstein Rosella Fewers Prince of Wales League of Nations Union W. B. Timms F. A. Smythe Chauncey Smythe R. D. Perry P.T.A Lischools Mothersingers B. H. Long Wm. Sudro Board of Education and Council of Parent-Teacher Associations Roberta Towenstinxe Gift of Life Cyril Brecknock L. Mathis Memorial Hospital H. A. Richards New Cinder Walk Ethel A. Lingenfelter Stark County Council N. E W. M. Goodwin George White R. D. Olduveld W. A. Dehm Walter Lersch Leroy Race Frank Spencer P. T Harry Brillhart J. C. Welsh Moving Pictures Men Alice C. Platner National Board of Review Jefferson Carl W. Martin Agnes Sigrid Hallman Amidor I Asvenss Benson's Restaurant Perce National Convrention Community Fund Council Fund New Zealand F. Guth Chirotonsor Bell's Marcel Brookhouser
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