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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1933
Page
5
The Akibian Club met at Robert Deutschs home to form a club purpose and decide on future dramatic activities. Myron Averbook to gather data on plays. Deutsch to buy sympathy gifts for two ill members. Entertainment by Averbook with dialect songs and monologues. Evaber Golecen to host next meeting in three weeks.
Friends and co workers of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Landon gathered in the Church of Christ dining rooms for a tureen supper. About 150 attended as E R Laver presided and announced a brief program featuring two duets by Mrs D A Baire and Paul Wainwright with Clare Short at the piano. Deane Burns paid tribute to the Landons and shared an Indian legend of the Cardinal Flower before the couple left for Michigan to spend three months with relatives near Traverse City.
Twenty three members gathered in the church parlors as Mrs. Eric Chapman opened the meeting. Miss Elizabeth Rich read two pieces "Indifference" and "God's Sense" while Robert Spinks performed two piano solos. A nominating committee was appointed and a committee to arrange the April association dinner was formed. Members quilted and sewed for the Red Cross during the afternoon.
Mrs Elsie Scrivens of 509 East Broad hosted a Banco night for the Woman's Home Club. Four tables played with Scrivens taking high score, W D Huffman second, and W Wilcox third. After a social hour, members planned a meeting with Mrs Wilcox of Logan Street on March twentieth.
Canton Lorain and Auxiliary members were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Olmsted at their Furnace street residence. A good turnout attended the event with social time following routine business. In two weeks, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Friday will host the group on West River street.
The YWCA invites all city girls to enjoy free gymnasiums, ping pong, shuffleboard, Victrola music, and games. Short free programs include tap dancing, handicrafts, gym classes, and hikes. Mind and spirit programs like book groups, poetry circles, Bible classes, and dramatics are available at no cost. Walk in sign invites immediate access.
The McKinley Parent-Teacher Association held a last night meeting at the school arranged by association fathers. Wayne Garland's orchestra performed several numbers followed by Grieg and Poncone pieces with an encore Echoes in the Valley. Prof. Homer E. Weaver of Oberlin College spoke on Educational Psychology focusing on child development and training and instinct as an inner urge guiding behavior.
Friends gathered last night at Mrs. L. J. Mowrey’s Charles Court home to celebrate her birthday. Ten couples shared a tureen supper and played bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs. E. J. Crisp and Dr. R. F. E. Jackson. A gift from the Fueses was also presented to Mrs. Mowrey. guest list included multiple couples such as the Hustons Crisps and the Merrimans.
Susanna Wesley class gathered last evening at Wilma Scheuneman’s Walnut street home with Rosabel Carpenter assisting. They discussed business, played banca with Emma Vincer first and Sarah Tapper second, then enjoyed a Patrick’s Day refreshment course with Julia Kay as guest.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association held a regular meeting last evening to conduct routine business. Another meeting is scheduled for April third.
Admissions include Elizabeth Agate 916 East River Anthony Vander sommen 345 Second street Opal Chapman Grafton Frank Stel ler 553 Broad Mrs Richard Thayer 251 Denison Discharges list Charlene Willis Oberlin Children's Home Anne Brodrick 112 Highland Court Jack Momee Box Gates avenue Mrs Carl Theobald baby boy LaGrange Mrs Edward Blakely baby box Oberlin.
Dorothy Fuldheim revisits her Hitler prophecy about Europe’s order and the rise of Nazism. The text then traces Byzantine and Ottoman history, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk’s Westernization, political shifts in Turkey, and the 1931 Turkish women’s suffrage as key milestones shaping modern Europe and the East.
Temple events fill the night with a Masonic club party at 8 featuring Judge J. Maurice Meyer of Cleveland speaking on Ohio Penitentiary Fire. Other entertainments include church groups, dinners, and meetings at multiple venues such as Colonial Inn and Moose Home.
Members of the D. and D. aad met at Sadie Gorman's Cleveland street home. Two tables played bridge with Emma Dill taking first prize, Sadie Gorman second, and Emma Scheuneman consolation. A late refreshment course was served by the hostess.
The Literary Club of St. Mary's Sodality met in St. Mary's Parish Hall. Miss Mary Lahiss reviewed Pere Marquette by Agnes Repplier. A general discussion followed before adjournment until March twentieth.
The Olmsteaders Sunday school class of Second Congregational Church met at Walter and William Gehrke's home with sixteen in attendance. Kenneth Smith proposed the class name and led a discussion on Vice President Garner's ability to serve as president. A social period followed with jigsaw puzzles and refreshments.
Mrs H W Pond entertained a tea for Miss Mary Longley National Field Secretary of Girl Scouts visiting Lorain County. Twenty leaders and Community Council members attended as Miss Longley discussed the scout project founded by Lord Baden Powell. Meetings to be held at First Congregational Church with Miss Longley giving instruction. Also noted are visits by the Cannon and Sanker families of Cleveland Heights and the Brandau family of Princeton Avenue.
Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club observes National Business Women's Week with a six thirty dinner at First Congregational Church. Speaker is Miss Helene Schmidt Middletown program chair and practicing attorney since 1929 in Butler county Ohio. She studied in Munich and serves as Middletown Club president. Hostesses include Miss Eva Mackey and others.
East Carlisle P T A holds a Friday evening meeting with Reverend Karl Meister presenting an illustrated talk on a Canadian trip. Professor Henri Gilbert will perform violin music. The Sons and Daughters of Liberty card party for Friday night has been postponed indefinitely.
Mrs Robert Hand of Van dergrift Pennsylvania called about an auto accident in which her parents were injured. Walter Smith remains at home on East River Road after a fin illness. Ohio Western University at Delaware reports John Eckler, a sophomore, among thirty three students with perfect grades. Miss Mary Longley of the Girl Scouts trains is visiting Mrs H W Pond on Washington Avenue. Mrs Harry Smith of Gulf Road has recovered enough to be up. C Vernon Barr of Cambridge Ohio visited Elyria yesterday. Born to Mr and Mrs Joan Jackson at 143 Erie Street a daughter March sixth at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
The library lists several new titles and authors including Smith by Warwick Deeping and Half Moon Ranch by Friend. Also featured are Annuals in the Garden by H Stuart Griloff Thurso's Landing and Other Poems by Robinson Jeffers and Your New Income Tax by Herndon.
New London Grange No. 2401 met in their hall with strong attendance. Worthy Master Dewey McMillan presided as minutes were read and bills totaling 7.80 were authorized for electric light and incidentals. The group prepared for new members and appointed Henry Parnell as official Grange press reporter.
The First Methodist will hold special Lenten services for two weeks starting Sunday March 5 at 7:30 p m except Saturdays with a musical program. Rev C P Bair will outline pre Easter sermons with topics for March 5 The Greatest Need of Modern Christianity March 12 The Goal of Life March 19 Why We Do Not Reach the Goal March 26 Our Part in Reaching the Goal April 2 A Divine Offer of Help April 9 The Test of Life and more to follow.
All Daughters of Scotland will assemble at Nichols Funeral Home at 8 PM for services honoring Sister Meldrum.
The advertisement promotes Marian Martin sewing pattern 9333 for girls in sizes 2, 4, 6, and 8 with designs described as pretty frocks. It notes trim options, fabric suggestions, and step by step instructions, offering the pattern for 15 cents and catalogs for 25 cents. Orders go to 232 West 18th Street, New York City.
Professor Albert Bushnell Hart emeritus of Harvard College and chairman of the Washington Bicentennial Commission last year arrived Friday for a short visit with his son Albert Bushnell Hart Jr. and family.
Grafton Grange No. 1686 convened in regular session on Thursday evening March 2. Members read several communications and discussed them as part of the meeting agenda.
A brief social notice records a dance at LaGrange Hall scheduled for Wednesday March 8 with local attendees and music. The item also notes a baseball team and references Smith's Bank as an administrator in a minor capacity.
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