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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1938

Page

18

New President Of Lorain Deanery NCCW Presented At Dessert Bridge

The St Marys Altar Society hosted a dessert bridge at the Parish Hall with 250 NCCW members from Lorain Deanery including Elyria Ricse ville Grafton Ambersy Avenue Sheffield Oberlin Wellington and Valley City. Mrs J Price was introduced as the new Lorain Deanery president while Mrs Eugene McCarthy spoke on organized Catholic women worldwide. Prizes were awarded at 46 tables for bridge five hundred and Pedro with next NCCW meeting slated for July 18.

St. Mary's Altar Society St. Mary's National Council of (Athahie J. Price Lorain Elyria Ricseville Grafton Ambhersy Aven Sheffield Oberlin Wellington Valley City Eugene McCarthy Diocesan Council of Cleveland N.C C. W McCarth United States J. D Kiser J Price M Lescher W. Webber Pedro National Council St. Mary's Alar Society

Davidsons Celebrate First Anniversary with Friends

Mr and Mrs Louis Davidson marked their first wedding anniversary with a gathering at Mr and Mrs V A Mitchells home 927 Gulf road. guests from Cleveland Olmsted Falls Berea Bay Village Ridgeville Fields Euclid Heights West View Columbia Elyria and Florida enjoyed cards horseshoes croquet donkey and a pink and white dinner. Clara Baldwin of Cleveland read cards to entertain guests.

Louis Davidson V. A. Mitchell Gulf Road Clara Baldwin Cleveland Olmsted Falls Berea Bay Village Ridgeville Fields Euclid Heights West View Columbia Elyria Florida

Local Society Notes and Birth Announcements

Miss Mabel Oring of Cleveland visited Mrs. Jennie Mitchell in Chase street. Births: an eight and a half pound son to Mr and Mrs Frank Paxson in St Louis. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Dwight Richards on West River Street. a daughter born June 22 to Mr and Mrs Andy Nagy at Elvira Memorial Hospital. Many travels, visits, and engagements from St Louis to Elyria Memorial Hospital, Urbana, Columbus, and Seattle.

Mabel Oring Cleveland Jennie Mitchell Chase Street St Louis Missouri Frank Paxson Helen Buswell John Keece Brooklyn Street Mary Vai Grace Vail Youngstown Mie Lee Jones Elyria Memorial Hospital June Winder Jones East Broad Street Ronald Chapman Williams Street Camp Iss-See-Kes Y. M CA Henry Ingersoll, Jr Urbana Ohio Ingersol Ingersoll Franecesca Fromive Otis Columbus Attorner Wes Dwight Richards West River Street Elyria Memorial Hospel L R. Todd Fifth Street West Sacrameso California Erma Refenning Tucson Arizona Howard Gleason T J Gleasor Last Avenue Glease Madison Tennessee C Huber Woodees Gulf Road I .N Loexport Rochester New York Katherine Sember Lien Columbus Ohio State University Don Mison Oxford Avenue June Fist Etor. Memorial Hospital C V. Beezer Fourth Street Naverre Beezells George Reider G. A. Lautres Blaine Street Bellevue Lois Binns Dora Todd Seatie Washington National Social Workers Convention Andy Nagy Elvira Memorial Hospital George Peakrs West River Road William Wickes Newark Norman C Gilkison Jimmy Marseilles Avenue Minwanga Beach Elmer Battenhouse P. B Battenhouse Kipton Nancy Jane Crisp Denison Ashland Louis Dyke Hittanning Mary Nasipak Prospect Street Standard Drug Co Gary Indiana O W Schrader Schra

Women Plan Picnic For Pilgrim Church Group

The Womens Association of the Pilgrim Community Church met at Mrs. Elsie Scrivens home on East Broad Street. A July picnic date was planned with details to be announced. Mrs Scrivens served refreshments and Mrs Jessie Bauer will host the next July meeting.

Womens Association of the Pilgrim Community Church Elsie Scrivens East Broad Street D. A Stanford Scrivens Jessie Bauer Fairlawn Avenue

Business Women Close Year With Dinner and Elections

Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club closed its year at the June dinner meeting held at Loser's in North Olmsted. Mrs. Gerald Nau presided as annual reports were read and committee heads for the new year were named including Laura Harris Legislation Harriett Hubbard International relations Vivian Hackett Program Alice Foley Health and recreation Evelyn Lehman Membership Hildreth Hecock Education Eva Mackey Transportation Minerva Seton Finance Eleanor Armstrong Music Emma Gleason and Publicity Ruth Gates.

Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club Loser's North Olmsted Edith Terrell Gerald Nau Minerva Seton Eleanor Armstrong Emma Gleason Ruth Gates Miss Gates

Social events and gatherings in the community highlighted

Lambda Chi members plan a hamburg roast at Beaver Park in two weeks after hosting Mrs. Eugene Burke on Charles court. Bettys, birthdays, and bridge games accompany parties at Harrison grove, Chestnut Ridge, Blaine and Chase, and Williams street with varied desserts, flowers, and gifts.

Listed Drivers and Observers Licensed in Ohio Areas

Licenses issued to Harry Downton 26 Cleveland truck driver Antonette Kasik 19 Carlisle township Dominick J DeFazio 24 Elyria observer Elizabeth Papp 24 Elyria 348 Vulcan street Robert Hoskin 22 Eaton clerk Belva Hawke 22 Eaton township Ellsworth Dickerhoff 21 Huron laborer Mabel Grisel 20 Brownhelm township.

Harry Downton Cleveland Antonette Kasik Carlisle Dominick J. DeFazio Elyria Observer Elizabeth Papp Vulcan Street Robert Hoskin Eaton Belva Hawke Eaton Township Ellsworth Dickerhoff Huron Mabel Grisel Brownhelm

Recital by Agnes Dowdell Highlights Local Piano Talent

Miss Agnes Dowdell of 430 Jefferson Street presented her piano pupils in the annual Spring recital at the YWCA. The program featured pieces by Kern, Preston, Vandevere, Frick, Westendorf Hudson, and Beethoven, with students including Netta Ray Catherine Whilhelmy Patsy McAvena Mary Ellen Wilhelmy and more. Dowdell, recently at Oberlin Conservatory, plans increased teaching and summer study, attending Oberlin one day weekly.

Agnes Dowdell Jefferson Street Kern Netta Ray Preston Catherine Whilhelmy Vandevere Patsy McAvena Farrar Mary Ellen Wilhelmy Rolfe Catherine Toth Kathleen Westendorf-Hudson Betty Justin Frances Mackert Frick Dorothy Waterman Kammerer Catherine Wukie Bennett Lois Rolli Baines Presser Foster-Williams Margaret Gregory Mendelssohn Miss Dowdell Oberlin Conservatory of Music Oberlin

Special Thursday Night Attraction for Eagles Members

Attention Eagles news item announces a free special attraction on Thursday night June 23 for members only. Signed by Officers Elyria Aeri¢ 431 F 0 E.

Elyria

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

Hospital admissions list includes Mrs Dwight Richards at 895 West River Street Giles Bay and Mrs Lee Jones at 721 East Broad Street along with Mr Albert Michael on 343 Winckles Street and Mrs Andy Nagy at 308 West River Street. Discharges include Mrs Steve Orost and baby boy at 12 Hazel Street, Mrs Walter Jackson and baby girl at 209 Cascade Street, Frank Keller at La Grange 354 Fourth Street, James Higogie at 323 Sixteenth Street, Waldene Heilman at 358, and Jaclyn Waite at 323 Sixteenth Street. Also notes insurance ad for Family Group Life Insurance with E C Barclay, 128 Grant Street, phone 35-934.

Dwight Richards West River Street Giles Bay Kenyon Avenue Lee Jones East Broad Street Albert Michael Winckles Street Andy Nagy Steve Orost Hazel Street Walter Jackson Cascade Street Frank Keller la Grange James Higogie Fourth Street Waldene Heilman Sixteenth Street Jaclyn Waite Jaclyn Waite. 358 Family Group Life Ins Old Line Legal Reserve E. C. Barclay Grant Street

Antoinette Kasik to Wed Cleveland Man July Second

Miss Kasik to marry a Cleveland man on July second in a Downton Ohio ceremony. A Surprise party hosted by Miss Carrie Snoble and Anse Arabec at 117 Waverly Street featured pink and white decorations, five tables of bridge, and prizes for Mary Neu man, Frans Snoole, and others. Mrs. C. Nichels of Norwalk attended as the only out of town guest.

Antonette Kasik Carrie Snoble Anse Arabec Waverly Street Mass Rasis Downton Cleveland Mildred Kasik James Kasik Operiin Joe Brada Mary Neuman Frans Snoole Kasik Mrs. C. Nichels of Norwalk

Nu members host Agnes Ross home gathering

Nu members were entertained at Agnes Ross home at 1205 Middle Avenue. After a short business meeting they viewed pictures from the club trip to Buffalo. Whist prize went to Jeanette Sibey, Wanda Bielke consolation. Luncheon served before they left to meet in two weeks with Anne Stolz.

Ota Nu Agnes Ross Middle Avenue Buffalo Jeanette Sibey Wanda Bielke Anne Stolz Sixteenth Street

Picnic Brings Twenty Six Attendees To Cascade Park

East Side Guild of St Andrews Church hosted a noon picnic at Cascade Park with twenty six attendees. Mrs LW Funk and many members children joined the event as games and prizes entertained the group. A similar outing is planned for July along the Lake with date to be announced.

East Side

Jolly 8 Bunco Club Hosts Mrs Vaughn Evening

The Jolly 8 Bunco Club met at Mrs Kenneth Vaughn s home on Eastern Heights Blvd last evening. Prizes went to Mrs Ralph Betz first Mrs Theodore Henry second and Mrs James Coyne third with Mrs Henry winning the special prize. A luncheon was served and the club plans to meet again in two weeks at Mrs Betz s Homer Street home with guest Mrs Dorothy Farewell attending.

Jolly 8 Bunco Kenneth Vaughn Eastern Heights Blvd Ralph Betz Theodore Henry James Coyne Henry Homer Street Dorothy Farewell Jolly Eight E Raider Lorain Tuesettes C. Barrington R. Ryan Barrington

State Organizer Addresses Elyria Republican Women

The Elyria Republican Women meet at the Elyria Woman's Club on Fourth Street at eight. State Organizer Mrs Catherine Neff Cox from Columbus spoke on Americanism and Republicanism to an enthusiastic audience. Short talks by Carl Shepherd Judge Don Isham and others followed as plans for July 19 and a county meeting July 15 were announced.

Republican Woman's Club Elyria Gluck Gavette Oy Bossick Don Isham Court of Appeals Edward Scheck Don Ebright Akron Colmar Lorain

Spaghetti Supper Hosts Clio Club at West Avenue Home

Mrs John Ross entertained Clio Club members at her home 824 West Avenue with a spaghetti supper. Ten were seated, garden flowers formed the centerpiece, and bridge crowned Mrs Steve Borbash high score with Mrs Mary Storer next. Out-of-town guests included Mrs William Wickes and Miss Helen Hutt. Mrs Wickes once Queena Mae Pears. Mrs Ervin Wentz will host Clio in three weeks at Earl Court.

West Avenue John Ross Clio Club Bridge Steve Borbash Mary Storer William Wickes Helen Hutt Wickes Queena Mae Pears Ervin Wentz Clio Earl Court

Mary Martha Class Plans July Wiener Roast

The Mary Martha Class of St. Paul s Church met in the parish parlors last night. With the president and vice president absent, Mrs A C Vietzen led the gathering and Mrs William Holdy gave devotions. The group voted to hold the next meeting at Mrs Mary Fox s Lake avenue home for a July 19 wiener roast. Eighteen members and guests attended and a lunch was served.

St. John’s Young People Society Third Street Zion Church Lorain Erna Burandt Geneva Lake Violet Munz Elaine Schultz Myron Peters Alice Kopp Sue Sklenar Anna Barbknecht Vivian Guthman John Koepp Lois Stang Second Congregational H. Brillhart Woodland Avenue Nellie Hecock Krugman Avis Hastings Johnony Mary Martha St. Paul's Church A. C. Vietzen William Holdy Mary Fox Lake Avenue

Eastern Star Chapter Honors Couple On Their 22nd Anniversary

The Elyria Order of Eastern Star honors Dr and Mrs O E Brodbeck at their 22nd wedding anniversary on June 22 1958 at the Young home on East Broad Street A noon tureen meal was served buffet style a large wedding cake with a miniature couple centered the table and blue and white place cards bore the couple’s inscription Guests presented a gift to the couple and Mrs Brodbeck as Worthy Matron received a floral bouquet and a party concluded with informal social time.

Aid O E Brudbeck Te Order of Eastern Star Herbert Young East Broad Street Hazel and Duc Brodbeck Elyria Order of Eastern Star

Picnic Gatherings Highlight LaGrange Club and Hamburg Fry

Members of the 0 Literary Club in LaGrange enjoyed a day at Mrs Will Hill’s home with an informal piano recital by Mrs Eric Chapman and a roll call by Mrs Hill. The group plans no further meetings until September and will schedule outdoor picnics and a July 7 pot luck at the Hance residence.

Will Hill LaGrange Eric Chapman Hill L. R Todd West Hamburg Fry Doris Hance Penn-Mayds Cascade Park Hance East Avenue June Been Agnes Burroughs Gertrude Hoton Luis Hance Ruth MacDowell

Hostess Event Delights Odette Club at West Bridge Home

Odette Club members enjoyed a gathering hosted by Mrs. Lucile Day on West Bridge Street. Bridge entertained the guests and winners were Mrs Pat Elbert and Mrs Bob Bridgett. A garden bouquet centered the salad table. A short business meeting followed, with plans to meet July 5 at Miss Lucile Kelley’s Tannery Street home.

Odette Club Lucile Day West Bridge Street Bridge Pat Elbert Bob Bridgett Lucile Kelley Tannery Street

Outdoor Supper Links Members and Guest for Evening

Enjoying an outdoor supper, Literary club members and guest Mrs P J Elster of Waupun Wisconsin joined at Mrs Melvin Maddock's Sixth Street home last evening. They cooked suppers over an open garden fire then moved indoors for a card evening.

Literary Club P J Elster Phyllis Tasman Waupun Wisconsin Melvin Maddock Sixth Street

Hold Regular Meeting of Daughters of Scotia

The Daughters of Scotia met in the British Empire Hall last evening with Chief Daughter Jessie Kidd presiding. After business, Miss Jessie Ellis won a special prize and the social hour featured refreshments served by Mrs. Jess Messaros and Mrs. William Shrubsole. The next regular meeting is scheduled for July 5.

Elyria Lodge No. 103 Temple Walter Gehrke William Johnson Northwest Daughters of Scotia British Empire Hall Jessie Kidd Jessie Ellis Jess Messaros William Shrubsole

Calendar Notices From Local Lodges And Clubs

Past Noble Grands of St Clair Rebekah Lodge meet with Mrs Ada Gould on Lake Avenue. G G G Club picnics at Crystal Beach. Five Hundred Club gathers with Mrs J Gerea on West River Street. Dames of Malta host. Friendly Twelve meet with Mrs David Hansford on Tenth Street. Golden Glow club meets with Mrs Mildred Page on Middle Avenue.

Noble Grands of St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Ada Gould Lake Avenue G. G. G. Club Crystal Beach Five Hundred Club J. Gerea West River Street Dames of Malta Friendly Twelve David Hansford Tenth Street Golden Glow Club Mildred Page Middle Avenue

Eagles Auxiliary Holds Regular Session and Bingo Night

Fifty two members attended the Eagles Auxiliary meeting for the regular business session. Afterward a bingo party was held with Martha Wirth Jennie Slack and Violet Bickel in charge. Prizes went to Marie Martin and Clara Jensen for high scores and Emma Warmen received consolation. A refreshment course followed later in the evening.

Eagles Martha Wirth Jennie Slack Violet Bickel Marie Martin Clara Jensen Emma Warmen

Carlisle Scouts Triumph at Elyria Camp Event

Carlisle Boy Scout Troop 103 returned Sunday from a three day camp at the Elyria Fair Grounds. 300 Scouts from Fire Lands Area representing Huron Lorain and Erie Counties competed, with Carlisle earning second place in sports camping technique and general accomplishments. Myron Saussler Scout Master accompanied the troop, receiving two red ribbons and a pendant tepee to add to their flag, with plans to add another tepee each year.

Carlisle Boy Scouts Fair Grounds Elyria Fire Lands Huron Lorain Ere Myron Saussler Carlsle Wil Jim Hurlbut Troupee Edwin Robson Frank Harrson Jack Cole Saussler Richard Hopkins Allan Muffley Micky Rodin Lowell Shipley Erwin Robson Bob Fling Frank Harrison, Jr Donald Bott Jim Jackson Jim Dick Hurlbut Bob Strempel

Sunday School and Church Service at LaPorte M E Church

Parishioners and friends gathered for a combined Sunday School and church service at LaPorte M E Church at 10:30 A M. The children's program featured recitations solos and a violin quartet with Rev Thomas Hughes delivering a morning message titled A Child in Their Midst. Flowers donated by Young People's Choir and plans noted for a General Aid meeting at Rev Hughes home June 22 with pot luck meal.

LaPorte M. E Kenneth Welton Shirley Ann Smith Nancy Pickard Maxine Yost Buddy Crepp Joyce Holcomb Janee Welton Pearl Casey Donna Yost Joyce Crawford Iane Leonard June Bruce Happy Fling Archie Welton For Jesus Dorothy Beryl Stevenson Elizabeth Robson Muss Eleanor Robson Archie Melton Thomas Hughes Jesus Barbara Handrush Young People’s Choir Young People LaPorte Ladies Aid Columbia Ava Pitkin

Cloverettes Meet at Second Summer 4-H Club Session

The Carlisle Clever Cloverettes held their second regular meeting of the summer to discuss activities under the club’s new division. Members reviewed plans and upcoming events for the 4-H group.

Carlisle Clever Cloverettes

4 H Club Plans Sewing Projects and Tours

At the Bright home Miss Barr and Miss Eckert discussed Lorain County Fair entries for 4 H sewing projects. The group planned dresses for school home and play and adjourned to a Lotumann slumber party. On Tuesday June 21 they will shop with Agnes Lottmann to select patterns and fabrics.

Lucille Brighthill Butternut Ridge Road Barr Columbus Home Economics and Extension Service Frances Eckert Lorain County Payl Lotumann East River Road Agnes Lottmann

Slumber Parties Draw Teen Groups to LaPorte River Banks

Wednesday evening several youth groups held slumber parties at LaPorte. Boy Scouts pitched camp on the Har rigo property along Grafton Road while the Carlsle Clever Claverettes gathered at the Luttmann property on East River Road. Participants include Doris Gul bert Kathryn Casey Louis Brighthill Luete Brighthill Mildred Lottman Ariene Lottman Yvonne Cole Amy Christians erm and Rita Yunker. The gatherings celebrate river scenery and country life as club groups favor summer slumber events.

LaPorte Boy Scouts Harrigo Grafton Road Carlsle Clever Claverettes Luttmann East River Doris Gulbert Kathryn Casey Louis Luete Brighthill Mildred Ariene Lottman Butternut Ridge Yvonne Cole Amy Christanserm Rita Yunker

Local Social Notes From The F Whatneys Area

Guests visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs F Whatney East Avenue included Carl Folley of Cleveland Joseph Hogan of Warren and Ernest Pease of Courtland Ohio. Howard Huston and family of Butternut Ridge Road returned from Breman visiting relatives and called on daughter Kathleen a nurse at Lancaster Hospital. Georgina Jones of Lake Avenue visited last week and has now returned. Mrs Myron Saussler hosted Monday evening on Grafton Road. Mrs Jack Wagner’s friends Lambda Chi group to be hosted by Mrs Eugene Burke at Charles Court. Mrs A R Crippen of Bronxville New York arrived to spend several weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs E E Humphrey Butternut Ridge Road. Raymond Yunker returned Friday from Notre Dame High School with four classmates visiting Mr and Mrs Raymond Yunker before heading home.

F Whatney East Avenue Carl Folley Cleveland Joseph Hogan Warren Ernest Pease Courtland Ohio Howard Huston Butternut Redge Road Breman Kathleen Lancaster Hospital Georgina Jones Lake Avenue E E. Humphrey Butternut Ridge Road Raymond Yunker Notre Dame High School Notre Dame Indiana LaPorte

Kipton Children’s Day Program Set at Community Church

A Kipton committee plans a June 26 program to be presented at the Community Church. Arrangements are under way for the event.

Local Writings Note Community Leaders and Visits

Dr F E Weeks attended the Fire lands Convention in Norwalk last week with life long trustee Rev and Mrs W F Dissette. Mrs Mabelle Whines, Mrs Bessie Waite, Mrs Nelle Davison and Madge Sharp attended the Bible Conference of the Hebron Association at First Baptist Church Medina Friday afternoon and evening. Miss Wilma Jean Lathrop of Oberlin and Miss Doris Waite left Monday for Greenwood Camp near Delaware Ohio. Miss Margaret Geist of Oberlin visited her parents Mr and Mrs William Geist. Miss Betty Unger of Henrietta visited Miss Esther Searles. Mr and Mrs Harold Lang of Wellington welcomed a daughter at Allen Hospital Oberlin on June 15, Mrs Lang is Pearl Dyke of Kipton. Mrs James Lewis visited relatives in Elyria.

F E Weeks Norwalk Weeks W. F. Dissette Mabelle Whines Bessie Waite Nelle Davison Madge Sharp Hebron Association First Baptist Church Medina Wilma Jean Lathrop Oberlin Doris Waite Greenwood Camp Delaware Margaret Geist William Geist Betty Unger Henrietta Esther Searles Harold Lang Wellington Allen Hospital Lang Pearl Dyke Kipton James Lewis Gladys Leon Berg Elyria

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