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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1933

Page

11

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted Across Several Addresses

Admissions listed for Harry Bogart 346 Princeton avenue Ralph Hearne L217 Lake avenue Mrs James Hambley 507 W Third street Amus Jackson R D No 2 Ed ward Belsinger R DD No 3 Grafton Teddy Saunders La Grange Mrs John Gens R Db No 6 Discharges include Virgil Rogers 120 Franklin street Mrs Matt Meecha 122 North P street Mrs Arthur Shaffstall baby boy W 16th street Mrs Arthur Fludson baby boy Valley City Patty Sump 412 West avenue.

Harry Bogart Princeton Avenue Ralph Hearne Lake Avenue James Hambley W. Third Street Amus Jackson R. D Edward Belsinger Grafton Teddy Saunders la Grange John Gens R. Db Virgil Rogers Franklin Street Matt Meecha North Arthur Shaffstall W. 16Th Street Arthur Fludson Valley City Patty Sump West Avenue

The Strike of the Ladies Aid at First Congregational

Tonight events include The Strike of the Ladies Aid two act play in the Upper Bible School room at 7 30. Various clubs and lodges meet across town including Daughters of Scotland Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliaries Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary and Beacon Light Girls with multiple hosts on Lake Avenue and at local halls.

Good Will Bible Class 1St Congregational Ladies’ Aid Kan Act Club E. Carlisle School Pn. m. Daughters of Scotland Sons of Union Veterans G. A. R. Hall P.m. Clan Robertson Woodworth C. Hall Woman's Association of Pilgrim Church Elyna Council No Masonic Lodge Zonta Florence Heecch Lake Avenue David Nye Order of DeMolay T. O. O. F. Hall Division A 2Nd Congregational Mss McKenzie Beacon Light Girls St. Paul's Church Helen Phiel

Summer fashion pattern offers sporty bolero jacket look

Spectate when you wear the trig bolero jacket and imagine tennis play. Pattern 9644 comes in sizes 14 to 40 with yardage details and clear cutting instructions. Send fifteen cents per Marlan Martin pattern and write name, address, state number, and size to The Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department.

Marian Martin Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department 18Th St New York

Turkey bars remittance for foreigners without permit

A Turkish rule restricts how much foreigners can send home, limiting earnings transfers to 50 percent unless special government authorization is granted. The policy follows concerns about safety and control of cross border funds and movements.

Turkey

Elyria D A R Celebrates Flag Day and Tenth Anniversary

The Elyria Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution marked Flag Day and their tenth anniversary at the Woman's Club with a banquet for forty. Mrs. W. J. Fay gave the invocation followed by flag salute and business. The group reviewed books on Chicago fairs, with Mrs. Brownell noting Old Chicago and Chicago's Great Century, while Arthur G. Bradley's Colonial Americans in Folkworth offered Losers' view. Mrs. Arthur Huse summarized the chapter's decade of history and will become regent. Ex Regent Mrs. Gull was thanked with an pin by Mrs. Dan Martin, and diversions included nuts to crack and a dates game. hostesses were Mrs. L. Bourquin, J. T. Weidner, and Miss Bertha Shepard.

Elyria Daughters of the American Revolution Woman's Club Paul W. J. Fay Arthur G. Bradley Arthur Huse Gull Huse

Co-Ed Club Plans June 16 Dance and Lake Trip

The Co-Ed Club met at Virginia Fleming’s Blaine street home. Plans for a June 16 dance at Vermilion-on-the-Lake were finalized, with members and friends invited. A June 27 meeting will be at Susie McCully’s Clark street home. Mrs E P Poste and daughter Eleanor of Chattanooga, Tenn., will visit Oberlin for festivities and be joined by Dorothy, a college sophomore, on Sunday.

Virginia Fleming Blaine Street Lakey E. P. Poste Eleanor Chattanooga Tennessee Oberlin Miss Dorothy Cuesis of Elyria Friends

Strawberries and treats served at Mrs Hayes event

Ice cream and cake served at Mrs Hayes's Stop 69 Cleveland Road Thursday evening. Strawberries featured at the social gathering with refreshments for attendees.

Keen Rutter Club Hosts Families at Dinner Party

Keen Rutter Club members and families gathered at Mrs Claire Sayles on Eghia Street for a chicken dinner and a business meeting planning a white elephant sale. Peanut sister fists exchanged and the evening closed formally. Next regular meeting set for Wednesday June 1 at Mrs Charles Swartzel’s Longford Avenue home.

Keen Kut Club Claire Sayles Eghia Street Charles Swartzel Longford Avenue

Guest Day of Circle Eight Observed at Methodist Church

Fifty members of the First Methodist Church gathered in the church dining room for a guest day. A tureen luncheon was served at noon, followed by a program of readings by Mrs. Gerald Rice and musical numbers by Warne Garland and his group. Mrs. Rice presented pieces on managing a husband and related topics. This final meeting until fall closed after business matters.

Circle No First Methodist Church Gerald Rice Warne Garland

Laporte W C T U Holds Meeting At Robson Home

LaPorte W C T U met at Mrs Thad Robson and May Robson's home yesterday afternoon. The program opened with singing Lead On Oh King Eternal. Mrs Huene led devotions and Mrs Gerald Rice gave a memorial for Nellie M Hill. Mary Miller sang Beautiful Garden of Prayer. Kenneth Haas and Robert Shepard performed a piano duet. Mrs Pittman of LilyRnia presented two numbers Hold Thou Thy Hand and In The Garden of My Heart. Nelle Osborn spoke on the young people's work while urging Union cooperation. A flag questionnaire was prepared by Mrs Shepard and Mary Miller read the flag's history. Local ST J chairman announced first prize in fourth grade won by Helen Carlisle, fifth grade Arlene Haven, and sixth grade Edwin Robson. County prizes went to Tielen Goodspeed and Edwin Robson. Prizes to be presented later. Next meeting will be a picnic tureen dinner noon at Mrs Howard Miller’s 1806 East Ave on July 7.

Nelle Osborn Mre Shepard Sirs Mary Afiller ST J Helen of Carlisle Arlene Haven Edwan Robson Tielen Goodspeed Edwin Robson Howard Miller East Avenue Jt Toth

Eastern Star meeting and DeMolay program Friday

The Order of Eastern Star holds a business session Friday evening followed by a reception for Mrs. Kathryn Stone Grand Representative of Colorado and Ohio state representatives. David Nye Chapter of DeMolay will exemplify the DeMolay degree. Grace Lutheran church youth groups host a social on the church lawn Friday evening.

Order of Eastern Star Kathryn Stone Colorado Ohio David Nye Grace Lutheran Church

Rotary official leads Elyria golf and dinner event

James Card of the Cleveland Rotary Club, newly elected district governor, was guest of honor at a golf tournament and dinner at Elyria Country Club. Rotarians from Lakewood, Lorain, Vermilion, and Elyria attended, about seventy five seated for the dinner. Walter Korn presided, with Al Mason as golf committee chair. Each club plans to sponsor an Interess meeting during the summer.

James Card Cleveland Rotary Club Rotary Elyria Country Club Lakewood Lorain Vermilion Elyria Walter Korn Elyria Club al Mason Colf

Prosperits Club Meeting Highlights With Miss Dunian and Guests

Members of the Prosperits Club met last evening with Miss Gladys Dunian from Cornell avenue. Mrs Donna Newfield won high score and Mrs Viola Fitzgerald was consoled. A wiener roast was planned at Mrs Fitzgerald home on Schramm road. On July fifth the group will visit Miss Agnes Wrykrendt of Redington bloch.

Prosperits Club Gladys Dunian Cornell Avenue Brides Donna Newfield Viola Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Schramm Road Agnes Wrykrendt Redington Bloch

Missionary Society Hosts Meeting At Oxford Avenue Home

Mrs H L Storer entertained seventeen members of Emmanuel Lutheran church Missionary Society at her Oxford avenue residence. Mrs R F Leemhuis spoke on Teaching Missionary Projects. Refreshments were served, and Mrs Leemhuis will host again July nineteenth at her Stanford avenue home.

H. L. Storer Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church Hew Oxford Avenue R. F. Leemhuis

Division D of Second Congregational Church Plans July Prcme

The next meeting of Division D will be a prime on July at the church. This was decided at yesterday's regular division meeting held at the church with a good turnout. Members enjoyed a treeen dinner after which a business meeting followed. Mrs Frank Spencer led devotions and Mrs Scott Lingenfelter reviewed The Machine Age in the Hills.

Second Congregational Church Frank Spencer Scott Lingenfelter

Carlisle Grange Attends South Ridge Services Next Sunday

Carlisle Grange members are asked to attend church at South Ridge Evangelical Church with Sunday school at 10 00 and the church service at 1 00. Deputy Christing Wellert of Cleveland attended the Dames of Malta meeting held last evening where plans for an inspection at the next meeting June 28 were discussed. West Side Vacation Club to Meet Friday at Noon at the YWCA includes Gates Jr Irratson St Agnes Edison Schools Margaret Terry advisor. Names listed include John Justin Craneman Lorain Prances Woltman Rev Dombrosky Scott Bradley 28 Wellington Grace Moore 1 Pittsfield Two Rev Record.

Carlisle Grange South Ridge Evangelical Church Caves OF Malta Christing Wellert Cleveland the Dames of Malta Tin West Side Vacation Club YWLC Gates Jr Irratson St Agnes and Edison Margaret Terry Eliy John Justin Craneman Lorain Prances Woltman Dombrosky Scott Bradley Farmer Wellington Grace Moore Pittsfield

St Agnes PTA Card Party Honors Miss Walsh

St Agnes Parent Teacher Association held a card party at Mrs J C Welsh's home last evening to honor Miss Alice Walsh, a St Agnes School teacher who aided winter fundraisers. Bridge was played with prizes to Mrs Al Baner and Mix Joseph Dunlap. refreshments followed. HAS PHONIC Thirty-five members of the Research Club met in Ely Woods for a meeting around a fire with songs and stories.

St Agnes Parent-Teacher Association J C Welsh Alice Walsh St. Agnes Bridge al Baner Mix Joseph Dunlap Miss Walsh Phonic Guess Elywoods

Mrs R G Anderson Hosts Bridge Luncheon in Elyria

Mrs R G Anderson acts as hostess at a bridge luncheon at her Lodi street home. Four guests participate as links in the chain formed by the Elyria Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, organizers of the vanishing luncheons.

Lodi Street Elyria Memorial Hospital

Local residents host visitors and graduates share news

Mrs George McCaffery of Middle avenue visits sister Mrs Agnes McCaffery in New York. Miss Martha Shook graduates from Western Reserve School of Nursing in Cleveland with parents Mr and Mrs John T Shook and sister Miss Judith Shook attending. Mrs L F Uthe and family visit Buffalo. Nielsen family and Nancy Ann vacation at Otsego Lake in Michigan. Mrs Doolittle of Charleston WV attends Oberlin College reunion and centennial. J R Caldwell and family move to 419 Tenth Street. Richard Gollmar returns from Purdue for summer. Vogler daughter graduates from Western Reserve School of Nursing. Mrs Vogler and Mrs Alex Kesc on attend commencement. Mr and Mrs A R Jones and family from Bradenton FL stay summers on West Avenue. Al Latham of Rawson guest of Roy B Clymer. Carol Flint of Boston arrives as house guest of Vic and Mrs Robert Biges. Mrs Alice Henry hears of father A Donze's death in Cleveland. Orlando Jones, Duke University Medical School student, spends summer with parents.

A. K .Dooalittle Charleston West Virginia Gerge Bailey Second Street Doolittle Oberlin College J. R. Caldwell Lakewood Tenth Street Richard Gollmar Purdue University Lake Avenue Sliss Mudred Vogler Jack Vogler Western Reserve School of Nursing Vogler Ars Alex Ke~scon A. R. Jones Bradenton Florida Elyria West Avenue al Latham Rawson Ohio Roy B. Clymer Carol Flint Boston Massachusetts Vic Robert Biges Harnon Street Alice Henry Ccity A. Lo Donzve Cleveland Donze Orlando Jones A. R Jones Duke University Durham North Carolina

Woman Brought Back to Life by Edmonton Firemen

Firemen in Edmonton England revived Mrs Jo Dean aged 27 after she was found unconscious in a gas filled room. Using a new apparatus that delivered oxygen and restoratives they worked an hour until she regained consciousness. She was taken to hospital where she lived several hours before dying.

Edmonton England Hnfe Jo. Dean

Phillip reunion and multiple funeral notices in Huntington

Mr and Mrs N L Thudhum and two children attended the Phillip reunion at Nova at the Donald Biddinger home Sunday. The funeral of Mrs Ada Finkel was largely attended at the United church by many friends and relatives. Mrs Finkel, a former resident here, dropped dead last Friday night at Warren Ohio. Several local residents visited and extended sympathy to Pratt and related families after the funeral of Mrs Elbert Pratt in Wellington. Various spellings and names indicate a close knit community warily noting visits, callers, and caregiving arrangements among neighbors.

Huntington N. L. Thudhum Phillip Nova Donald Biddinger Ada Finkel The United Church Wellington Wil Ginnard Cleveland Charles Hinds Fred Brown George Hart J. G. Pratt Gardner Detroit Mich H. Pratt Elbert Pratt Pratt H. J. Pratt Willis Session Mary Pratt Ashland J. C. Smith Ida Biddinger Claud Simonson Alta Chapman Maurice Hawley

Pupils Use a System to Raise the Right Hand

An inspector visiting a Sofia school was impressed by pupils answering correctly each time. The teacher confessed she trained them to raise the right hand for known answers and the left for unknown, calling on only those with right hands raised.

Sofia Bulgaria

Biography on London Stage and Lyric Debuts

Plays about celebrities captivate London theatres as biographical works and histories are mined for plots. A Bronte biography dominates, inspiring eight more Bronte plays. A Richard II piece shines, Browning draws crowds, and plans for Shelley Keats Rossetti Charles I and Queen Anne stories emerge.

London Bronte Brontes Browning Shelley Keats Rosetti Charles I Queen Anne

American lecturer in Glasgow cites taciturn Yankee traits

An American lecturer in Glasgow Scotland surprised listeners by declaring that taciturnity is a characteristic of Yankees. He claimed the humor and reserve of Americans reflect a distinctive regional temperament, provoking debate among attendees about cultural stereotypes.

Glasgow Scotland

Air link to connect Belfast Dublin and Manchester

Belfast Belfast and Manchester on an air service planned to connect Dublin Irish Free State and the Isle of Man with a railroad operated route.

Belfast Ireland Dublin Irish Free State Manchester England Isle of Man

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CHIC Kruger National Park Africa Americ Hummer Brown Co Lodi St Elyria, O la Vogue Elyria Snr. & Trust Keen Rutter Club Methodist Laporte W. C. T. TU Robson Home Allen Bernard Frank Barber and Beauty Shop West Ave Ornia Fruit Store Thin Mhop Lodl “T Weet Ave California Fruit Storr Ridge Ruby Ric Prosperity Club Dunlap Emmanuel Missionary Society ST. Agnes BP RESH VROW Mrs. Anderson George McCaffery Middle Avenue Agnes McCaffery Martha Shook John T. Shook Judith Shook L. F. Uthe Mr. Uche Buffalo S. D. Nielsen Nancy Ann Otsego Lake Michan Coleus Sale Hardy Regal Lily Bulb Hardeau Mansfield Floris Elyri Better Business Bureau Lorain County Elyria Fur Shoppe, Inc Kellogg Company Battle Creek
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