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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1932

Page

12

Local club and veterans group events tonight

Sigma Gamma Sorority meets Daughters of Union Veterans hold supper Women s Benefit Association meets with Mrs A H Moeller at 134 Eastern Heights Boulevard Sunday School Cabinet of United Presbyterian Church meets at 730 Elyria Lodge No 103 T O O F meets Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliaries host picnic supper at Cascade Park Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John meet at K of C hall Modern Woodmen of America meet at K of C hall American Legion meets Frank S Harmon Lodge No 663 F and A M meets CO ED CLUB INITIATES TWO NEW MEMBERS The Co ed Club held a meeting at 364 Highstreet and initiated Miss Sarah McLaughlin and Miss Virginia Fleming A beach party is planned for July tenth The next meeting will be at 120 Huron Street

American Legion Frank S. Harmon A. M Loretta Botamer Highstreet Sarah McLaughlin Virginia Fleming Susan WeCuily Huron Street

Fashions Paris Apron Dresses Cut In One Piece

Paris fashion notes describe apron dresses by Madame Luciene made in one piece for easy pressing and minimal seaming. Red crepe de Chine for daytime and black for evening with brass buttons, designed to fold flat without wrinkles. Daytime style pairs with a felt beret, evening with a hair clip or stress pin as accessories.

Paris Madame Luciene

Knights of Columbus Honor Ten Knights with New Degree

Nine men received a new honorary degree for sixty five years in the Knights of Columbus at a lodge meeting. Absent member Thomas Kelly and others will be honored at home. Recipients include George Hart Joseph Conrad M B Faulhaker John McVey T A Conway J A Knechtges John R Knight James Buckley and T R Barnum with J G Boylan bedbound. Guests from Berea Grafton Lorain and Blyria attended. Next class July 25 at the K of C hall. Richard Teasdale named financial secretary.

Knights of Columbus Thomas Kelly Sterling Knights of Columbus Order George Hart Joseph Conrad M. B. Faulhaker John McVey T. A. Conway Elytia J. A. Knechtges John R. Knight Grafton James Buckley Lorain T. R. Barnum Berea J. G. Boylan Blyria James Daly St. Mary’s Church Louis Bueche

Past Masters Confer Master’s Degree At Masonic Ceremony

About one hundred members of the Masonic fraternity attended at King Solomon's Lodge as past masters conferred the Master’s Degree. Seventeen of twenty-two living past masters were present. the event featured formal sections with named participants and a musical interlude, followed by a reception hosted by Eastern Star.

King Solomon's Lodge King Solomon’s Lodge Ira Harrison W. M Rockwood Artemis Beebe George Smart Karl Plocher H. H. Nye Carl Lersch Thomas Reese J. A. Hewitt Fellowcraft J. Parka Ray Sannar A. C. Schelieman F. A. Smythe Frank Harmon Lodge Lake Erie E. EB. Dettman The Eastern Star

Youthful Violinist at LaPorte Church Reports

Eight year old Master Lester Croft of Huron Street performed two numbers at the Sunday School service at LaPorte Church, followed by a devotional offertory solo. He was accompanied by Miss Mildred Bre voort on piano, with Dan E. Jones and the Men’s Chorus from Elyria delivering a gospel message. Rev. Karl Lea offered a solemn poem, and attendance remains strong for summer. Monday Colonial Club Honors Charter Member Mrs A H Stoddard hosted four tables of five hundred at her Sixth Street home.

Lester Croft Huron Street LaPorte Church Mildred Brevoort Dan E. Jones Elyria Karl Lea Monday Colonial Club A. H. Stoddard Sixth Street Ella Millspaugh Ocean City New Jersey Alice Edwards West Broad Street Watts Delaware Ohio

Marriage License Applications Sudden Ohio Pairings

Clarence Murphy 39 laborer of Oberlin and Katherine Gibbs 38 of Russia township apply for license before a Justice of the Peace. John Kreig 24 salesman of South Amheist and Mary Radosérich gi of Lorain also apply before a Justice of the Peace.

Clarence Murphy Oberlin Katherine Gibbs Russia Township John Kreig South Amheist Mary Radosérich Lorain

Hospital Notes Admission for Mrs Phil Marquise in Chicago

Admission notes list Mrs Phil Marquise of Chicago as newly admitted. Discharges include Mrs Oscar Ferrel and a baby boy from 142 Parkview Court.

Phil Marquise Chicago, Til Oscar Ferrel Parkview Ct

Local Personalities Aboard Summer Travel and Visits

Reverend and Mrs. Ernst Irion depart for Tell City Indiana and St Louis Missouri for two weeks to visit relatives. Florida visitors Miss Marian Allen arrives to spend the summer with Miss Mabel Allen and mother. Ohio and Indiana visitors and residents move or visit over the week, including Camp Pemigewasset plans and hospital births.

Ernst Irion Tell City Indiana St. Louis Missouri Schieber Bucyrus Ohio H. G. Hoover Cornell Avenue Alta Teachout Indianapolis Mary Maddock Eighth Street John Wherry Ohio Street Camp Pemigewas

Community Obituaries and Sojourns Across Nearby Cities

Word arrived Monday of the death of Mrs. Coral C Norton in Los Angeles. Cousin of Misses Marion J Bassett and Cora E Bassett, she spent youth in South Amherst and Oberlin. Friends and relatives: Dr H F Garfield of Danville Illinois and Willam Garfield of South Bend Indiana visiting Water Street, with Garfield heading to a National Osteopathic convention in Detroit. Other notices list departures for Bar Harbor and Camp Pemigewasset, and moves between Cleveland Rochester Cincinnati and Columbus.

Emanta Brown West Eighth Street J. P. Snelshire California Sophie Gauss Wheeling West Virginia New York Cora Pfundt Styria Clinic Indianapolis Indiana Walter White G. E. LeBarr Medina George Edwin Sjr Berea Community Hospital LeBarr Florance Decker Marjorie Willett Detroit Michigan A. C. Hudnutt Stanford Avenue Roy B. Ciyroer West Avenue W. P. Nauroth Orrville Ohio Reata Nichols Eighth Street Schillerau Gates Avenue Ashland Marion J. Bassett Cora E. Bassett Park Avenue Coral C. Norton Los Angeles Norton Bassett South Amherst Oberlin H. F. Garfield Danville Ilinois Willam Garfield South Bend Florence Brackett Waterstreet Garfield Virginia Goodwin Mary Anne Walford Xenia Mary O'Leary Eaton T. D. Goodwin Columbus Norman Thayer Cleveland Hazel Wieseke Harvard Avenue Harriet Luther Bar Harbor Maine Sigma Kappa Ohio Wesleyan University Homer John Price West ‘Avenue George Stevel East Avenue Paul H. Cope Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Virginia Peiffer Rochester Paul R. Pine Furnace Street

Local Social Roundup Highlights Grafton Guests and Events

Grafton brief mentions Howard Porter and daughter from Republic visiting Mrs. Kate Kelly, and Mr. and Mrs. Pfeiffer hosting supper with Edith Howard. Anchor Rebekah lodge birthday party honors Chas Wilson and Geo Franks, with lunch. Doris Sheldon and Ruby Zimmerman spent Friday in Cleveland. Henry Hornby of LaGrange and Irene Thompson of North Baltimore wed at North Baltimore, with serenade on Bailey road. M B E church program included Old Peabody Pew play and a later cast read. Various local residents listed for prefaces and musical numbers. Anita Jeanne McClosky visiting relatives in Pennsylvania. Belle Batley guest for Friday dinner. Gratton Merchants softball.

Grafton Geo. Franks Doris Sheldon Ruby Zimmerman Cleveland Henry Hornby LaGrange Irene Thompson North Baltimore Bailey Road M. BE Peabody Nancy Wentworth Winifred Tran Maria Sharp James O’rourke Lobelia Bruster A. L. Rinehart Buzzell J. C. Clark Sargent Elmer Tran Miller Ruth Stock Miss Wise Anita Jeanne McClosky Pennsylvania Belle Batley Edna Taylor E. N. Reichard Gratton Merchants Soft Ball

Grafton Triumphs Over Steam Oils 10-3 Tuesday

Local sports report notes Grafton defeated the Steam Oils of Oberlin 10 to 3 Tuesday evening. Upcoming games include the Bittner’s vs Akron Sunday afternoon June 26.

Ohio Wesleyan Has Odd Exhibit

An extensive exhibit of Methodist historical records and relics dating to early English church history opened at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware. The collection includes conference publications biographies doctrines photographs and portraits along with items such as letters from John Wesley grease lamps from Daniel Boone Tecumseh artifacts and a possible alarm clock.

Delaware Owp England Ohio Wesleyan University John Westey Westey Daniel Boone Tecumsen R. B. Miller Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Methodst Historical Society

Wise saying on money and heart from a thoughtful mind

A concise reflection argues that wealth should reside in thought rather than affection, urging prudent values over financial fixation and stressing inner balance in life decisions.

We Are Not As Fortunate As We Think

A compact reflection on fortune and self view. It questions whether people are truly as lucky or unlucky as they perceive themselves to be, inviting introspection about personal circumstances and mindset.

Film Actress Gives Birth to Second Boy at Cedars

Florence Vid or Heifetz, wife of violinist Jascha Heifetz, welcomed a baby boy named Robert Joseph at Cedars of Lebanon hospital. The couple also have a two year old daughter. Heifetz is in South Africa and expected back soon.

Hollywood Stork Florence Vidor Jascha Heifetz

Willard T Francis to Speak on Credits at Kiwanis Meeting

Willard T Francis secretary of the Homes Stores Credit Bureau will address the Elyria Kiwanis Club at the Hotel Newell Thursday He is slated to discuss Credits in the weekly gathering as announced today

Willard T. Francis Homes Stores Credit Bureau Elyria Kiwatis Club Newell Francis

Work and Thought Divide in School Heritage

The passage laments a lasting gap between labor and contemplation in education, describing it as a lingering relic of a past era when society had to regain aspects of knowledge from books. It frames the issue as a historical inheritance affecting modern schooling.

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