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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1936

Page

10

Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland meets at Odd Fellow Hall

June 24 at Jessamine Lodge AmherSt Daughters of Scotland held their regular meeting at the Odd Fellow Hall with routine business, refreshments by Mrs. Mary McCann and Miss Katherine Robertson, and a social hour won by Mrs. Robert Short. The president Mrs. James Henry left to attend the state convention at Portage Hotel Akron.

Jessamine Lodge Amherst Daughters of Scotland Odd Fellow Hall Mary McCann Katherine Robertson Banco Robert Short James Miller James Henry Elfy Portage Hotel Akron J. Duncan Agnes Innes Francis Gordon

South Amherst Auxiliary Meets. plans three entertainments

The June meeting of South Amherst American Legion Aux Post No. 197 held at the Club Rooms approved routine business and plans to entertain the Amherst Noon Day Club for three consecutive meetings starting Thursday, July 2. The Women’s Circle of Nativity Parish will meet Thursday afternoon in church parlors with Mrs. Joe Rich and Mrs. Mary Schipsky as hostesses. The Ladies Dime Society of the Congregational church will host a Garden Tea at Mrs. Arthur Engle Sal’s home Thursday at 2 o’clock with Ruth Bleavor Dulmage on saxophone and hand-made quilts on display. Tea will be served in the garden. Charles Kendeigh has accepted a position as assistant professor of psychology at the University of Illinois, joining duties in September after earning his PhD. He previously taught at Western Reserve in Cleveland and works at Baldwin Research Laboratory in summer.

South Amherst the Nativity Parish Joe Rich Mary Schipsky The Ladies Dime Society of the Congregational Church Arthur Engle Sal Ruth Bleavor Dulmage Western Reserve Cleveland University of Illinois New London G. A. Barratt Joe Lash Paul White GY. Swanger G. W. Pollock Florida Walter G. Broughton

Avon 4-H Club plans swim party and roast

At a regular Avon 4-H Club meeting on Tuesday evening a committee led by Charles Klingshirn Norman Klingshirn and Adam A Abfall Jr was chosen to arrange a swimming party and wiener roast soon. The debate was postponed and two visitors attended. The club will meet again July 7.

AVON Reguar Avon 4-H Club Charles Klingshirn Norman Klingshirn Adam A. Abfall, Jr

Miss Hecker to wed Kinze at St Marys church Saturday

Local society notes confirm Miss Hecker will marry Albert Kinze at St Marys church Saturday morning with an open church ceremony. Also listed are attendees from area schools and teachers headed to Ohio State Bowling Green and Western Reserve for summer sessions.

Miss Hecker Albert Kinze St. Mary’s Church Ayon School Lewis Kolopos Perle Wilford Evelyn Smith Ohio State Marian Peak Marle Mittlestead Bowling Green W. E. Blake Western Reserve

Miss Heckel Honored at Lorain Top Hat Club

Miss Rosemary Heckel was honored Monday evening as Miss Helen Keiser and Miss Sylvia Rauschert hosted the Top Hat Club at the Keiser home in Lorain. Bridge provided entertainment with prizes for high score and a luncheon in the dining room. The green and white color scheme matched a bridal shower theme.

A. Michael Lincoln Street Sophie Evelyn Starck Irene Howard Marjorie Becker Janice Bruce Lila Mutch Constance Kreeger Lydia Michael Rosemary Heckel Helen Keiser Sylvia Rauschert Top Hat Club Keiser Lorain Bridge Kelser

Lodgemen Tangle With Babe Burtontes In Overtime

A ragged OCR tale notes Babe Burtontes delivering a second fog for the Lodgemen in a 1a contest. TheOw team has endured three losses in four games and schedule shows a home clash next week against New Lead outade pendents. The piece closes with a quip on reason and conscience guiding paths.

Babe Burtontes Lowning Lam

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