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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1936

Page

8

Amherst Tonight Offers School Play and Club Gatherings

Amherst events include the Amherst High drama class presenting Nothing but the Truth at Town Hall auditorium under Miss Margaret Rice. Also on the agenda are Concordia Club social at St Paul Lutheran church parlors, St Peter's Evangelical and Re formed church Intermediate League meeting at church parlors, Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland gathering at Odd Fellows Hall with social hour after business, and Elmer Johnson Post American Legion and Auxiliary hosting a joint event at St Joseph's school hall.

Hickory Tree Grange to Hold Regular Meeting at Grange Hall

The Hickory Tree Grange schedules its regular meeting at the Grange Hall on Milan avenue. An additional cottage prayer meeting of the First Evangelical church will be at the home of Mr and Mrs J Mueller on Pearl street tonight.

Hickory Tree Grange Grange Hall Milan Avenue First Evangelical Church

Community Club and Society Group Meetings

AuCourant Club gathers at Mrs E G Pietch home in Cleveland Ave tomorrow night. Sorosis Club is hosted by Mrs Elmer Gall and Mrs James Bruce at Elmer Gall’s home Thursday. St Peters church King’s Daughters class meets at Miss Alma Daniels Elyria Ave Thursday with a 6 20 p m tureen supper. Amherst Townsend Club executive board and program committee meet Wednesday at Mrs Henry Schriner Tenney Ave. Eagles auxiliary meets Thursday at Eagle Hall. Cloverleaf Club entertained at Mrs Fred Ruth Forest St Friday afternoon.

AuCourant Club E. G. Pietch Cleveland Avenue Sorosis Club Elmer Gall James Bruce King’s Daughters St. Peter’s Ria Avenue Amherst Townsend Club Henry Schriner Tenney Avenue Eagles Eagle Hall Cloverleaf Club Fred Ruth Forest Street

Circle No 3 members host 500 games at St Joseph church

Mrs J J Smythe on Woodhill Drive entertained Circle No 3 of St Anna's Society at St Joseph's Catholic church last night. After the business session, several 500 games were played and a luncheon was served to sixteen members. In two weeks the group will meet with Mrs W J Bodman on Park Avenue.

J. J. Smythe Woodhill Drive Circle No 3 St Anna’s St Joseph’s Catholic Church W. J. Bodman Park Avenue

Oberlin College Women’s Band at PTA Meeting Program

The Oberlin College Women's Band performed at the public school PTA gathering in the school auditorium Monday evening under conductor George Waln with student conductor Miss Al Yeon Strong. The program featured marches, overtures, tone poems, and solo numbers including Carillon Overture, Sanctuary of the Heart, Washington and Lee Swing, and Ten Thousand Strong with vocal and instrumental solos by Ruth Blair, Koyoko Oda, Gordon Jones, Lois Fees, Virginia Pellington, and others.

Oberlin College Women's Band Parent-Teacher Association George Waln al- Yeon Strong Ketelbey Hildreth Anchors Aweigh Zimmerman Valse Erica Weidheft J. Fuller Koyoko Oda Smiles Roberts Gaubert Ruth Blair Gordon Jones Cabing Gilette Allen Improvisso Rossi Lois Fees Virginia Pellington Buchtel Oberlin

Combined Past Chiefs Club and Pythian Sisters Meet

Mrs C A Lauer and Mrs M Schaeffer hosted a joint meeting at Mrs Harry Nicholl's home on South Main Street with 25 attendees. Russian rummy was played. high score went to Mrs W G Schaeffer, consolation to Mrs Henry Muller, and special prize to Mrs Philip Schmauch. Mrs Henry Miller announced an invitation to join the Knights next Monday for an amateur program. refreshments followed.

C. A. Lauer M . Schaeffer Chiefs Club Pythian Harry Nicholl South Main Street W. G. Schaeffer Henry Muller Philip Schmauch Henry Miller Knights

Amherst Study Club Drama Day at Park Avenue home

Drama Day observed at the Amherst Study Club meeting Monday afternoon at Mrs. I. G. Maxwell's Park Avenue home. The program opened with a radio skit The Grapes Hang High broadcast over Station TASC with Mrs. C. A. Alexander as announcer. The cast included Mrs. E. Foster Mrs. F. R. Powers Mrs. Charles Good and Mrs. I. G. Maxwell. A musical segment followed with trumpet solo by Karen Holzhauer vocal solo by Donna Pumphrey a trio selection by Clyde Rosenkranz Gerald VanKeuren Robert Hall piano solo by Harry Powers a Donna Pumphrey solo and a song trio and accordion selections by Miss Ruth Ehrman. Program chairmen were Mrs. C. A. Alexander Mrs. H. Powers and Mrs. F. P. Powers. Present were Mesdames A. Alexander Mayme Blum E E Foster Jay Gillette Charles Good F. I. Hubard Harry Leuszier J. H. Ludwig James Nicholl Ada Purcell Harold Penton H W Powers IT R Powers A. J. Rice L. Ro mer and J A Wesbecher. The next meeting will be March 30 at Mrs. Charles Good's Cleveland Avenue home.

Amherst Study Club I. G. Maxwell Park Avenue Chauncey Palmer Smith TASC C. A. Alexander E. Foster F. R. Powers Charles Good Mesdames Co A. Alexander Mayme Blum FE E Foster Jay Gillette F. I. Hubbard Harry Leuszier J. H Ludwig James Nicholl Ada Purcell Harold Penton H W. Powers R Powers A. J. Rice L. Roemer J A Wesbecher Cleveland Avenue

Berlin Heights Knights Host Social Meeting

The Berlin Heights Knights of Pythias hosted a Monday evening gathering at the K of P Hall. The event served as a social assembly for members with fellowship and short remarks.

Knights of Pythias Berlin Heights K of P. Hall

Pattern 5555 Dress Knitting Instructions and Orders

Pattern 5555 offers a knitted dress in a shirtmaker style using linen or Shetland yarns with an all-over feather stitch. Includes sizes 16-18 and 38-40, long or short sleeves, illustration and material needs. Send 10 cents to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept at 259 W 114th St New York NY with name address and pattern number.

Shetland Chronicle-Telegram Household Arts Dept 114Th Street New York

Circle One Hosts at St Anns Society Meeting

Circle One of St Anns Society of St Josephs church met Monday at Mrs Theodore Schmitzs East street home after the business session a social hour followed. Circle 2 hosted by Mrs Arthur Penders Prospect street included business time and a social hour. Foster Jenne attended a shoe store managers meeting in Cleveland last evening. Mr and Mrs A C Werner Mrs B A Jenne and A K Jenne attended John McGuires funeral at Soldiers Home Sandusky Monday morning with military rites and burial in the Soldiers Home cemetery.

St Anns Society St Joseph's Church Theodore Schmitz East Street Arthur Penders Prospect Street Circle 2 Foster Jenne Cleveland A. C Werner B A Jenne A K Jenne John McGuire Soldiers’ Home Sandusky

Sullivan Southern Melodies by Oberlin quartet

Sullivan March 10 the South quartet of the Oberlin College Conservatory of Music will perform at Sullivan Congregational church Thursday evening. Selections include Oh Mary Don t You Weep To Know the Lord Has Laid His Hands On Me Steal Away Heav n Ain t Gonna Study War No Mo Shine On Me with bass solo by Mr Rainbow Swing Low Sweet Chariot tenor solo Mr Turve The Gospel Train intermission Certainly Lord Ante Bellum Sermon Mr Anderson Ezekiel Saw De Wheel My Lord s Gonna Move Dis Wicked Race Piano solo Mr Anderson Won t You Sit Down Joshua

Sweet Chariot Mr. Turve Lord Mr Anderson Ezekiel de Wheel Joshua

Lorenzen Family Totals 373 Years in Fremont

Longevity runs in the Lorenzen family of Fremont Colorado with two sisters aged 79 and 79, another sister 80, and brothers 70 and 65. The combined ages total 373 years.

Community progress tied to capital presence and function

The text argues that capital availability drives community progress, noting that a panic can dry up capital and hinder its functioning, thereby stalling development and economic activity in the area. It emphasizes the link between financial flow and growth.

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