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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1937

Page

9

Society Programs At Church Dinner Feature Cross Decor

Elizabeth Stevens Society held a dinner and program at First Methodist Church with cross-shaped lighting and tall tapers. Dr. E. J. Bond led singing as Miss Marguerite Merthe performed readings and songs. A speaker from the West Side Community House spoke on its work and local girls’ classes.

Patsy Peter Roy Kulp Willie Newman West Side Cleveland Tellig

Audiences Applaud High School A Cappella Choir Performance

Appreciative audience at First Congregational Church heard the Kiyria High School a cappella choir under J. Martin Beck interpret varied numbers with tonal precision. The program featured Handel Bouree, Brahms Waltz by a violin quartet, Chopin Revolutionary Etude played by Neomia Davis, and multiple sacred and folk pieces, with a refined, artistry driven approach.

First Congregational Church Geraldine Rigo Gordon Holton Margaret Taylor Neomia Davis Chopin

L.C.B.A Plans March Card Party At K of C Hall

The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association held its March session with Mrs. Katherine Donovan presiding. Arrangements for an April card party are being made with Mrs. Elizabeth Sullivan as acting chairman. The special prize went to Miss Carrie Walsh as members played bingo after the meeting.

L.C.B.A Katherine Donovan Ladies’ Catholic, Benevolent Association K. of C. Hall Elizabeth Sullivan

Entertainments At Joint Odd Fellows And Sorority Gatherings

A well attended J O O F Lodge meeting featured the Good Samaritans reconditioning plans for the temple second floor with auxiliary branches aiding. Past Noble Grands reorganized, and a father son banquet is set for March 16 with tickets from Edward Thompson. Rebekah Lodge programs followed with families as guests.

Ways and Means Good Samaritans Order P. N. G. Association

Local notices record deaths and community milestones

Mr and Mrs E A Horace of 552 East Broad street are summoned to Beaver Falls Pa by the death of Mr Horaces sister Mrs Eugene Wallace. They are later called to Ashtabula by the death of his cousin Charles Denslow. John Lersch of 231 Columbus street becomes an active member of Phi Kappa Psi at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware after initiation. Robert Banville of 2 Williams street recovers from nose surgery at Elyria Clinic. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Alfred Darey of A D No 2 at Elyria Memorial Hospital on March 2. Mrs Grace Bauer hosts Division E of the Second Congregational church at Mrs A E Kemp’s home. Mr and Mrs Charles Heys of Berlin Heights announce the birth of a son on February 27, Mrs Heys formerly Cemilia Getzel a Elyria teacher.

E. A. Horace East Broad Street Beaver Falls Horace Eugene Wallace Ashtabula Charles Denslow John Lersch Columbus Street Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Tersch J. W. Lersch Ohio Wesleyan Robert Banville Williams Street Elyria Clinic Alfred Darey Elyria Memorial Hospital Grace Bauer Second Congregational Church A. E. Kemp Charles Heys Berlin Heights Ohio

Dance Plans For Sigma Omega Sigma Club Event

Members met at Jane McQuiston's Artemas court home for a business session. Plans were set for a March 13 dance at Elks Hall with Ruth Gorman and Dorothy Harper on the committee. Prizes awarded to Geraldine Curry and Ruth Gorman. Next meeting at Ruth Gorman's Malcolm court home on March 4.

Flastess Hosts Baldwin Wallace Friends at Luncheon

Mrs Richard Schmitizen of 27 Cambridge Avenue hosted a bridge luncheon yesterday at her home. Lavender sweet peas and a lavender pale green table motif set the scene. Guests included Mrs Clarence Stellar of Elyria, Miss Winifred Bates, Miss Selma Reiser, Miss Fay Dustin of Lakewood, Miss Kathryn Ghete, Miss Boetty Cunningham of Berea, and Miss Evelyn Bowen of Portsmouth Ohio. In contract bridge, Mrs Stellar and Miss Cunningham won prizes.

Richard Schmitizen Cambridge Avenue Baldwin-Wallace Animeni Lavendar Sweet Peas Clarence Stellar Elyria Winifred Bates Selma Reiser Fay Dustin Lakewood Wise Kathryn Ghete Boetty Cunning Hain Berea Evelyn Bowen Portsmouth Ohio Contract Bridge Vere Stellar

Masonic Lodge Holds Regular Meeting in Lorain County

Were shipful Master Burton Chimach er presided at the Masonic Temple meeting of Co. Meeting freak S Harmon Lodge No GRS w and A M. One candidate received Master Mason draree. A special meeting with dinner and reception for Grand Master J Philip Perry of Jefferson Ohio is set for March 1 at 6 p.m. with all lodges in Lorain county and visitors expected from other areas.

S. Harmon Lodge No Grs W A. M. Metein Masonic Temple Burton Chimacher Drearee J. Philip Perry Jefferson Ohio Todgee Lorain County

Church and club calendar of meetings and events

Calendar shows 7 30 p m board meetings at the Church of Christ and United Presbyterian services. Sor Scouts at Christ Church 7 00 p m. Lenten and missionary services at Emmanual Lutheran and Second Congregational churches. St Clair Rebekah Lodge hosts Odd Fellows anniversary program at 8 00 p m. PTA meetings listed for Gates Jefferson Edison St Agnes in Gates auditorium. Hospital Nurses Alumnae and Women’s Relief Corps events noted. March birthdays at Anna Gehrke’s host house on 795 West River Street on Tuesday April sixth.

Church of Christ Christ United Presbyterian Church Bible School Emmanual Lutheran Church Odd Fellows Second Congregational Church St. Paul's Church Council Garford P. T. A Gates, Jefferson, Edison St. Agnes P. T. A Gates Auditorium L. T- Roller Lake Avenue P. T. A Eirrtia Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association Club of Women's Relief Corps Ida Sherman Clair Wendell Twelfth Street Neva Rankin Florence Holcombe Anna Gehrke West River Street

Miss Ehrke Hostess for St Johns Club Event

Miss Tile Ehrke hosted St John s 703 Club at her Eighth Street home with a business meeting followed by a white elephant auction led by Mrs Clara Bucholz. Elia Peck spoke on Hemmed in Holler, a story by Charles Morrow Wilson, as guests Helen Hamlin and two daughters Lila and Jean plus Mrs Forley attended at Katherine Flugel s Forsace Street residence on April 6.

Jean Forley Katherine Flugel Forsace Street

Hospital Admissions Listed for Local Residents

A compiled list shows multiple admissions and names including Mrs Ernest Rule of 244 Stanford Avenue and Mrs Alfred Larry, with entries for Mrs Walter Comula, Mrs Franklin Richker of Brunswick, Mrs Mary Coffland at 917 West Avenue, plus several others across Griswold Road Brown Hotel and Lorain areas. The document also notes additional persons such as Mrs Katie Gilles pin, Mrs Paut Schaffer, Harold Fulton, and Donald Will among the admitted or associated individuals.

Ernest Rule Stanford Avenue Alfred Larry Walter Comula Bell Avenue Franklin Richker Brunswick Mary Coffland West Avenue Tiecharges Harold Hurst Griswold Road Louis Wesley Brown Hotel Katie Gillespin 17Th Street Pautschaffer Lorain Harold Fulton Abbe Road Donald Will la Grange

Dinner Reservations For Y W C A Event Reach 150

One hundred fifty reservations are in for the World Interpretation dinner at the Y W C A Friday at six. Mrs EB H Evang will summarize the recent World Conference in Ceylon. Rev Bela Bacso will discuss the foreign born in Elyria. a Y W C A group will stage the play Understanding Hearts by Maude Bags Brown. reservations must be in by Thursday noon.

Y. W.C. A. Mra EB. H. Evang Ceylon Bela Bacso Hungarian Reformed Church Elyria Maude Bags Brown

Lambda Chi plans spring activities and future meeting

Lambda Chi members met at Mrs. W W Goodspeed s East Avenue home for a bridge filled evening with an ivory themed buffet. The group will reconvene March 16 at Miss Joyce Gregg s Butternut Ridge Road home. Elyria Girl Scout Leaders Association planned a March 12 window display to mark the 25th anniversary with Mrs. Paul Roig hosting and Mrs. Harry W Leuthi and Mrs. E Moody as council guests. next meeting set for April 6 at Mrs. L F Uthe s West Avenue home.

Lambda Chi W W. H. Goodspeed East Avenue Joyce Gregg Butternut Ridge Road Elyria Girl Scout Leaders Association Paul Roig Harry W. Leuthi G. S. Council L. F. Uthe West Avenue

Plan Benefit Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Wellert Home

Orae Sempre Club members gathered last evening at Mrs Lucy Wellert’s Chestnut Iudge home to discuss plans for a benefit bridge. After four games prizes went to Mrs Rose Krause Mrs Margaret Dostall and Mrs Ruth Smith. A luncheon was served at two small living room tables. Mrs Alice Kohn to host next meeting March 16 at 223 Glenwood.

Ruth Blakely Marguerite Wolfe G. G.G Dorothy Davies Winckles Street Maude Friden- Fiine Ruth Stanford Byron Buck Clara Raymond Julia Kokai Maude Fridenstins Bunco Lucy Wellert Rose Krause Margaret Dostall Ruth Smith Alice Kohn Glenwood Street

Community society notes from local church and groups

Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church meets at Mrs F Leembhuls on Stanford Avenue. Following business, Mrs Frank Oertel reads an interesting paper The American Necra. Five New Members Join at Division A of Church of Christ luncheon at Mrs Charles Slater home. Girl Scouts Troop No 4 at St Marys Church led by Lieut Alice Bartter, invited to Carol Stetson wedding March fifth. Employed Young Women's League holds question bee with Margaret Zachman. prize to Edna Mose. Daughters of Scotia met in British Empire Hall presiding Mrs Isa Henderson. Luncheon by Mrs Jessie Ellis and Mrs Janice Innes. Next meeting March sixteenth.

Edwin Kirby First Methodist Kirby Frances E. Willard Helen Osborn J. C. Kennedy F. A. Yost Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutherar Church F. Leembhuls Stanford Avenue Frank Oertel David Lindberg Hazel Rheineck A. M. Fenner Garford Avenue Church of Christ Charles Slater D. A. Baird Tom Hallouer George Weller Girl Scouts St. Mary's Church Alice Bartter Carol Stetson Nan Koplin Joan Duckett Young Women’s League Margaret Zachman Katherine Howard Hazel Caywond Naomi Burge Genevieve, Zachman Edna Mose Ingrid Eggers Mabel Hart Miss Mose Daughters of Scotia British Empire Hall Isa Henderson Jessie Kidd Isabel Roberts Jessie Ellis Janice Innes

Plan Tea For Mothers At Daisy Troop Meeting

Daisy Troop meeting planned a silver tea for mothers of Girl Scouts to celebrate the United States twenty fifth birthday. Marie Castle led formation and Ida Jean Sands with Alice Tarry to host. Invitations were written, meeting closed with songs and names.

Daisy Troop Marie Castle Mothers of Girl Scouts Armory U. S Ida Jean Sands Alice Tarry

Young People’s League Meeting At St Paul’s Church

Vice President Presiden Barl Pallas of the Young People’s League presided last evening as a Dyip opened the session. The production crew for the upcoming play was appointed. After a hymn and league benediction the gathering featured games and a luncheon served by Elma Wirth Gladys Anderson and John Stevenson.

Presiden Barl Pallas Young People's League of

Hostess Tolota Nu Iota Nu Club Meeting at Sibey Home

Members of Tolota Nu Iota Nu were guests of Jeanette Sibey at 338 Tenth Street Tuesday evening. Pick Up Sticks provided entertainment with first prize won by Betty Schaefer and Rose Bilow as consolation. Refreshments followed. Roe Bilow invited members to her home at 320 Thirteenth Street on March 16.

Iota Nu Jeanette Sibey Tenth Street Betty Schaefer Rose Bilow Roe Bilow Thirteenth Street March 16Th

Isinus Club meets at High Street home elects Ruth Miadok secretary

The Isinus Club gathered at Ruth Ellam's High Street home last evening to adopt a new constitution and approve enlarging membership. Ruth Miadok was elected secretary and plans were made for a scrap book for Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. The next meeting will be held at Henrietta Wizorck's home.

Isinus Club Ruth Ellam High Street Ruth Miadok Henrietta Wizorck

Men To Be In Charge Harvey Cheney on Washington Life

Franklin Parent Weather Association meeting Thursday evening at 8:00 will feature Harvey Cheney discussing the life of George Washington. The husbands of the officers will run the event and a trio featuring Viola Hargreave provides music along with Mrs D A Baird and Mrs Mabel Little assisting.

Mothers of Uly parent‘Teacher Association Mire Frank Berger Ely C. C. Wood- Tt Harvey Cheney George Washington Franklin Parent Weather Association Viola Hargrave D. A. Baird Mabel Little

Calpurnia Delivers Aid in Pliny’s Court News

A famed Roman tale centers on Calpurnia, wife of Pliny the Younger, who loved him deeply. She memorized all his writings and arranged a relay of messengers to relay his courtroom progress during trials, showcasing her devotion.

Calpurnia Pliny

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Elizabeth Stevens Society Rebekah Hazel Markel 911 Middle Avenue Emma Dill Iona Hanson Dessie Sutton Rose Laundon Green Bessie Calkins William Bridgett Parkavenue Little Sorority Bridge G. Fl. Hall Clarence Schroader G. Eugene Hall Rush Street God - Zingarelli Morley Gaul James Pinsuti Waren Marcel Ruth's Wave Shop Lake Ave Honor Mrs. Bramwell James Bramwell LaVonne Smith Alpha Sizma Chi Marine Garford Oxford Avenue Marjorie Baus Wags Albert Barkknecht Betty Samar Harriet Nelson Bramwell Garvin Avenue G. G. G. Club Samuel Hambley Jorain Millwright Mabel Hunker Sheffield Township Manhattan Mile Jarmila Schauerova Kladno Czechoslovakia Prague Miss Ehrke Dr. Kirby Jack W. Storm Jeanne Smith DeEtte Carpenter Endley Apartments Virginia Roth Lucille Kelly G. S Lodge Els Elyria Hardware Tolota Nu Star of Bethlehem Jean Gray Planns Gates Hospital Goodnight Circle Johnston Giff & Knit Shop Gertrude Rahl Brookhouser Middle Ave AAA
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