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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1931

Page

3

Y W C A Board Sets 1931 Committees And Events

The NW. C. A. board met in the Y W C A parlors with Mrs. Stevens presiding. Committees for the coming year include Girls Work, Health Education, Business Women, Membership, Nominating, House, Building, Finance, Publicity, Secretarial, Educational and several subcommittees. A Mother Daughter banquet and a Nation wide banquet are planned for March. The meeting featured prayers, reports, a filled dinner, and new officers.

NW. C. A George Stevens Barner Nixon Roll Call Hoke Ingersoll Green Girl Reserve Department Friendship Club Dean Root Cleveland College Miss Stetson Health Education Mary Smith T. F. Bramag O. W. Greene D. A. Baird H. W. Pond George Hoke Robi. Crehore Geo. Johnson J. A. Hewitt Geo. Hoke T. F. Braman H. W. Ingersoll King Fauver E. J. Crisp Chas. Cushing Artemas Beebe John Faxon H. W. Pord E. Gould H. West Adele Brown C. G. Washburn Ted Braman Geo. Stevens H. W. Tibball

Miss Brooks Reviews Three Books At Department Meeting

At the Elyria Woman's Club Fine Arts Department gathering Miss Charlotte Brooks reviewed three books for the month: Imperial Palace by Bennett To the South Seas by Pinchot and Religion in a Changing World by Rabbi Silver. Dr. R R Bevard spoke on his Germany visit describing Berlin and the Passion Play, praising American zeal and youth athletics, and noting the play's religious and artistic impulses. The Princess Der Ling lecture on Wednesday at three in the First Congregational Church will recount her Manchu Court experiences as former lady-in-waiting to the Empress Dowager. Luncheon today at 12:30 at the club, luncheon chair American Home Department. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges.

Berlin America W. W. Mortimer Princess der Ling Elyria Elyria Woman's Club First Congregational Church Tzu Nsi China Yu Keng Manchu White Banner Corps Iris France der Ling Forbidden City

Community meeting notices and club happenings

Various Elyria women groups and fraternal orders hold dinners, meetings, and lectures in local halls and churches. Topics include Latter Day Saint history, Christian teaching, missionary work, and social needs, with speakers from India and local clergy. Events span tureen dinners at six, 7:45 home gathering, and multiple lodge activities through March.

Woman's Club Lecture Open to Club Members

E L Knight will address Flyina Woman's Club Business Women's Department this evening at eight o'clock on Yellowstone and Rocky Mountain Parks with illustrations. A three din ner is planned before the address. Jolly Six Club meets with Lavonne Smith for sewing and music at Gull street. refreshments followed and next meeting set for Marian Stanford on Columbus Street.

E. L. Knight Business Women's Department Flyina Woman's Club Yellowstone Rocky Mountain Business Women’s Department Jolly Six Club Lavonne Smith Gull Street Jolly Six Marian Stanford Columbus Street

Local clubs and meetings fill midweek schedule

District 13 Bible study at Mrs Krugman’s home on Cascade Street Wednesday. Y-Indus Club meets tonight at 7 with Sheriff Clarence Adams speaker. Culture Club gathers Thursday at 828 Middle Avenue. District 3 Bible Class meets 2 PM Wednesday at Mrs Fisher’s. Fireside Prayer postponed to Friday 7:30 at 1010 Middle Ave. Daughters of Union Veterans meet at Pythian Temple Lorain 7:30. Lucie Hinman to present junior piano recital tomorrow at her Ninth Street home with Pearl Tuthill assisting. Participants include Muriel Folley Betty Goldstein Nancy Koplin Ruth Koplin Peter Smith Bob Roth Jeanne Roth Eleanor Johnson Johanna Ingwer Betty Heavens Margaret Platner Doris Barber Dorothy Faxon Merle Van Oster Wilma Van Oster Barbara Stones. Rev Charles Gross of Norwalk to speak at St Andrew’s Episcopal Lenten service 7:30 Wednesday. WCA Fellowship and Color Clubs plan three one act plays under Leona Robers direction after supper. Marriage licenses: Floyd A Styer 22 Akron and Leletta A Smith 16 Huntington. Michael Korim 24 Akron and Helen Matas 18 Elyria. A Justice of the Peace.

Krugman Cascade Street Wliss Lucie Hinman Ninth Street Floyd A. Styer Akron Leletta A. Smith Huntington Rev Tillock Michael Korim Helen Matas Elyria

Local Personal News and Broadcast Plans

Mrs M A Giles and daughter Nancy Lou return from Palm Beach after six weeks. Ruth Haag Elyria and Kathryn Canales Lorain to broadcast a two piano piece over WJAY Wednesday at 3 15. John Tibbetts and Mrs Mary Nead Medina visit family in Lakeview. Rev S D Bawden missionaries to India guest at Everard home Ninth street. Mrs Bawden spoke to Second Congregational Church YLS. Mrs H M Yates West Alexander Pa returns home after two weeks with brother W R Blayney Wooster Ave. Mr and Mrs Hiram Whitney and Virginia Sara Whitney Rocky River with Willard Baker Shaker Heights visit Decker Elyria. Dick Hancock Rennie Wernle broadcast WJAY tomorrow 6 30 to 8 00 and perform at Lorain Theatre later. Mrs Ray McLaughlin Boston Ave ill with heart trouble. Mr and Mrs Isadore Wasserman and Mr and Mrs Sam Wasserman attend wedding Ruth Selina Logg and Sidney Arnson at Guild Hall Builders Exchange. Mrs Gerald M Frank leaves Saturday for Athens Ohio for Ohio University Pi Theta meeting.

M. A. Giles Nancy Lou Stanford Avenue Palm Beach Florida Ruth Haag Elyria Kathryn Canales Lorain WJAY John Tibbetts Mary Nead Medina Percy Nead Lake Avenue D. Bawden India Everard Ninth Street Virginia Sara Whitney Rocky River Williard Baker Shaker’ Heights Cleveland B.C. Decker Dick Hancock Rennie Wernelle Lorain Theatre Ray McLaughlin Boston Avenue Isadore Wasserman Sam Wassarman Ruth Selina Logg Washington Boulevard Cleveland Heights Sidney Lou Arnson Euclid Heights Guild Hall Builders Exchange Gerald M. Frank Athens Ohio Ohio University Pi Theta Frank

Former Cleveland Schools President Attends Honorary Meeting

Several teachers from the Cleveland Schools will accompany Mrs. Frank to Athens for a gathering of the sorority, an honorary society for kindergarten and primary school educators.

Cleveland Athens Frank

Spring Fashions Favor Fluid Fabrics and Flattering Collars

The season showcases eyelet embroidery jerseys and shantungs with double georgette and triple chiffons among new entries. Vionnet inspired collars feature folded shoulder details while coats offer draped collars and closer waistlines with reduced flare for a chic, modular look.

Local Social Notes and Church Activities Recap

March 10 items from Norwalk and nearby areas include Miss Wilda Gilbert visiting her aunt in Norwalk, families visiting in Tinney Ohio, and a Progressive class supper at the Methodist church with Reverend Hotter and Reverend Brenton in attendance. Six week tests occurred at Markley and Vincent schools, with friends visiting Lorain and Cleveland. Church notes mention M E church services and Ladies Aid quilting sessions.

Tereen Methodist Curyh Sunday School Hotter Brrenton Erline McMillan Williams West Ridge Markley and Vincent J. G. Morris Lorain W. A. Jones Oberlin Avenue HE. McIntire Liane Paul Maurice Cleveland Susie Malche Oberlin Charles Webber Welcher D. F. Eschtruth Laurabell Stoughton Frankie Reese Lorenzo Michigan M. P. Baese

Evening church program draws large attendance

Morning worship led by Reverend Bryenton featured a solo by Myron Starr and a scriptural reading from Romany 13 11 14 on the theme While Christianity Sleeps. Attendance reached eighty three. Mrs Beese spoke briefly on India and a junior choir may form from a 6 30 to 7 00 pm youth service for ages 12 to 20. An evening service on Youth and Jesus Christ followed. A church meeting is planned for this week led by Rev Bryenton and guests from Lorain. Local social mentions include visits by Mr and Mrs E A White, Mr and Mrs Gaia Brooks and others, with services drawing attendees from Berea and Lodi. A trumpet salo Jerusalem was played by Mr McCleary with Miss Schmits from Amherst at Baldwin Wallace.

Bryenton Myron Starr Beese India Jesus Christ Frank Smith William Cooper Max Smith Lorain E. H. Hurd E. A. White Amherst Baldwin-Wallace College Miss Smith Berea Schmits Hotter Jesus Homer Langton Columbus George Langton John Kehoe Chicago Hurlbut

Pomona Grange Hosts Busy Saturday at Gulf Road

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Chambers and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Daniel in Elyria Sunday evening. Pomona Grange held a well attended session at Gulf Road Schoolhouse Saturday. The PTA served a roast beef dinner to over seventy at noon. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Johnson and sons Bob and Lester visited Perry in Cleveland Sunday. Services will be held at St Theresa's church Wednesday and Friday at 745 p.m. A calcium metal atom thickens photo electric cell. automatic mine car coupler improves brakeman safety. The White River of Arkansas runs 1000 miles in a 30 mile journey.

Sheffield Edwin Fridenstine Carld Ale Earle Johnson Henry Jackson Cleveland Brookside Boys Brush High School Euclid Central Boys Bernard Laffin Elyria Percy Chambers Leroy Daniel Pomona Grange Gulf Road Leo Johpson Bob Lester Perry St. Theresa's Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Y.W.C.A. Board of Directors Double Deck Bridge Club Kathryn Arnold Helen Hoton Elizabeth Squire Helen Upp Carl Gott Emily Leghy Woman's Home Club BUNCO J. W. Wilcox South Logan Street Wamba Club Ruth Raessler Lodi Street Banco Catherine Stearns Frank Blakesley Stanley Hammond Roberta Coonrad Cecil Simmons Blanche Carek Water Street Leland Minch Cyril Brecknock Jade Florence Frederick Mayme Frederick Fifth Street Harold Bassett Princeton Avenue Laura Hunt H. J. Minch Gladys Frederick J. L. Davis BOY Scouts Boy Scoutcé Methodiat Church United States Iass Wofper Meeting Wood Metho- Wit Church Sarah Tepper Diashargen Geo. Lyons Gratton Max Gerber Chestnut Street John Pollack East Avenue Oliver Williams Ridge Street Young Women's Missionary Society of the M. EB. Church Knights of St. John K. of C. Hall Women's Benefit Association Merrie Club Mira Wehrhoff Park Avenue Styria Garden Club Elyria Savings and Trust Bank Lorain County Medical Society Elks Mothers Auxiliary The United Presbyterian Church James Thayer North Olive Street American Legion Elyria Lodge O. F Harmon Lodge Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints G. A. R. Hall Reorganized Church of Jesus Crist Independence Missouri Latter Day Saint Church Latter Day Saints Second Congregational Church C. F. Wiseman Chevalier Lodge Ed Krugman Knights of Pytatas William Smith Woodland Paul Wellert N. A. Q. Club Cleveland Street Wellert YEOM Brotherhood of American Yeomen Elyria Homestead Homestead No Mansfield Woman's Club Dept Norwalk Charles Gross St. Andrew's Episcopal Church W.C. A Leona Rober Elyria Garden Club George Nicholas Vincent Pokrohaua Marcelling F. A. Humphrey Optometrist Central Inverance 7Central Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Company CAL Pursuat Priiter Home Offer van Wert GEO. R. Allen & Son Masonic Temple White River Arkansas Schwind Picture Store West 2Nd Street Crandall Middle Avenue
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