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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1936

Page

9

Elyria YWCA names committees and plans spring events

Elyria YWCA president Mrs D A Baird announced standing committees at yesterday's board meeting with 23 directors present. Reports covered Tagawa's life, the Hobby Show set for March 27 and 28, a Lenten service on March 30, and Stay-At-Home camp plans. The association will send two delegates to the Colorado Springs biennial convention April 5 through May 5. rummage sale planned next week. Pinochle night at Florence Long's Beebe Court home produced high scores for Anetta Meinke and Marie Beam, with Mary Ahlgrim receiving the special prize. Marie Beam to host March 23 in Oberlin.

RS. D. A. Baird Elyria Y. W. C. A Alice McCracken Tagawa Cleveland Baird James Hewitt Howard Butler A. H. West Fred Pahl J. E. Thatcher R. G. Rockwood George Gould Leo Meyer Deane Burns Sylvia Chervenka W. O. McClellan Enid Bunting D. W. McLeed King Fauver R. C. Maston Q. J. Winsor George Hoke George Lamberton Sunshine George Johnson E. J Crisp Thatcher Colorado Springs Colorado Florence Long Sega Club Beebe Court Anetta Meinke Marie Beam Mary Ahlgrim Oberlin

Altar Society Meets at Late Mrs Southam Home

The Altar Society of St Marys Church will gather at the home of the late Mrs C E Southam 339 Kenyon Ave Wednesday at 7 30 p m and attendees will attend services together Thursday morning as a group.

Altar Society St. Mary’s Church C. E. Southam Kenyon Ave

Dorothy Nau Heads New Jefferson Friendship Club

Dorothy Nau is named the first president of the newly organized Jefferson Friendship Club formed after yesterday's after school meeting. Officers include Mary Jane Crosby as vice president, Helen Taylor as secretary, Rita Halpin as treasurer, and Eileen Brouse as reporter. The program featured songs, piano and solo acts in a junior society event, with plans to meet again at the YWCA with the Junior Friendship club as guests.

Dorothy Nau Jefferson Friendship Club Mary Jane Crosby Helen Taylor Rita Halpin Eileen Brouse Johana Norsworthy Agnes Kapcar Dorothy Vientzen Norma Kolbe Junior Friendship Club

Calendar of church and club meetings tonight

Tonight's listings show Mothers Auxiliary at 7.45 with Mrs. Bristol at 161 Harvard, Mary Martha Class at 7.30 at the Methodist church, Y P L of St Pauls, Division E of Second Congregational at 7.30 with Florian Hauenstein at 625 Dewey, A A U W Nutrition group postponed to March 24. Odtaa Club anniversary dinner, Elyria Woman's Club Business Women at 8. Helen Berthoff discusses current events. Alpha Sigma Chi with Vivian Richards on Princeton, American Legion Auxiliary hosts husbands at cards and lunch, Daughters of Union Veterans with Mrs B H Russell, A A U W Drama group with Mrs Harold Guthman and Mrs G A Hoke reviewing St Joan. Knights of St John Ladies Auxiliary, Elyria Lodge I O O F, Lorain County Medical Society at Hotel Newall. Twenty three Girl Scouts of Troop G meet at Second Congregational with officers Dorothy Fell and Miss Carol Stetson present. Formation in charge, Junior Citizenship on Elyria traffic laws and local landmarks. Mayor Baird led City Hall tour last Monday, then Fire Station and County Jail with Sheriff r Dick pantomime by Lila Fell’s Patrol, closing with Good Night Circle and Taps. Four new Little Scraroy members hosted by Mrs Robert Smith at Chestnut Street. New members Florence Morgan, Mary Alter of Oberlin, Bernice Bishop, Vera Bridgett. Bridge high score won by Mrs Sarah Hall. Mrs Alter consolation. April 7 host, Mrs Bishop at Princeton Avenue. Mrs Olive Schwind Guest of Sorority.

Mother's Auxiliary United Presbyterian Church C. L. Bristol Harvard Avenue Mary Martha Methodist Church St Paul’s Church Second Congregational Church Florian Hauenstein Dewey Avenue U. W. Fundamentals of Nutrition Odtaa Department of Business Women Elyria Woman's Club Elyria Lodge No Lorain County Medical Society Newall Work Elyria Baird Bates Sherry Dick Lila Fell Robert Smith Chestnut Street Florence Morgan Mary Alter Oberlin Bernice Bishop Vera Bridgett Bridge Sarah Hall Alter Bishop Princeton Avenue Olive Schwind

Local Florist on Spring Garden Care by Kenneth Bota

Kenneth Bota speaks to the Elyria Garden club on March 9 about spring tree and shrub trimming before leaf growth. He warns against over pruning, advises mulch reduction, careful fertilization, thoughtful relocation of plants, and staggered annual sowing for continuous blooms to ensure vitality and better growth.

Kenneth Botamer Elyria Garden Club

Pow Wow Club Invites New Member At Weekly Meet

Invitees welcomed Misnne Shunk as a new member during the Pow Wow Club meeting held at Maite Perry's home on Fourth Street. The group planned an April weekend trip while college students are on vacation. Bridge yielded high score to Katherine Arter with Billy Reid taking the special prize. The next meeting is set for Miss Helen Cook's Gulf Road home next Tuesday. A Lenten service for mothers and friends will be held tomorrow evening by Blue Triangle at the Y W C A with Mrs George Tulk singing and Mrs Otto Greene and Mrs Frank Wilford giving the devotional. Geraldine Wilson presides.

Pow Wow Club Maite Perry Fourth Street Misnne Shunk Katherine Arter Billy Reid Helen Cook Gulf Road Blue Triangle Club Y. W. Cla George Tulk Ninety and Nine Otto Greene Frank Wilford Geraldine Wilson

Knights Templar to Meet Elyria Commandery

Knights Templar will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Masonic Temple on Thursday evening March 12. A dinner at 6 30 precedes the business session with Neely Powers of Colson Co speaker on The Deep South. Commander Ed Notley urges a large attendance for what is planned as a very notable meeting.

Elyria Commandery Knights Templar Masonic Temple Neely Powers Colson Co Deep South Powers South Kohn Ed Notley

Birthday Is Celebrated for Mrs Staniford’s Twenty First

A surprise party Saturday night honored Mrs. Staniford formerly Eleanor Baker on her 21st birthday. Robert Staniford hosted. Twenty eight guests from Elyria La Grange and Oberlin attended a luncheon. Mrs. Staniford received many gifts. Girl Scouts Troop B met at American Legion Home for tenderfoot and second class studies. The Gold Fish Patrol held a candy sale after Good Night Circle and Taps.

Robert Staniford Stanfield Eleanor Baker Elyria la Grange Oberlin Standiford Girl Scouts Troop B American Legion Home Gold Fish Patrol

Birthdays At Elyria Home For Aged Observed

Ten March birth day celebrants at the Elyria Home for the Aged were honored at the monthly party. The group ranged from 94 to average age 82 and included Eva White Anna Shapley Cynthia Merwin Emma Colton Flora McIntyre Hester Taggart Martha Boyle Minnie Cox Mina Mynderse Ernest Moore. Flowers and favors decorated the table with help from New York’s Zella Williams and Elyria’s Co Johnson. board trustees from Cleveland Oberlin Painesville Warren Maasil lon attended.

Elyria Eva White Anna Shapley Cynthia Merwin Emma Jane Colton Flora McIntyre Hester Taggart Martha Boyle Minnie S. Cox Mina Mynderse Ernest H. Moore Zella Williams New York Johnson Cleveland Oberlin Painesville Warren Maasillon

Future Plans At Captain Reefy Circle Meeting

Attendance at Captain P. D. Reefy Circle of the Ladies of G A R was fine and Mrs William Wilbert led. Plans were made for a three item supper before the next meeting in two weeks with Mrs Margaret McKinley chairing. A card party is set for Monday evening March 16 at the home of Mrs William Sabins, 332 Furnace Street. Mrs Sadie Brown won the evening’s saven prize. A bingo session followed with prizes to Louise Freeman Myrtle Rose and Miss Warman. Special prizes went to Myrtle Smith William Sadding and May Huffman. The committee included Edith Hill Nina Husman and Dorothy Willert with Coffee and cake served after play. Literary Club members heard a review of Reindeer Trek by Allen Roy Evans hosted by Mrs Daryl Wood of East Avenue. The reviewer was Mrs Perry Koplin. the Canadian government project sent three thousand reindeer to feed Eskimos. The trek, planned for two years, ended last year after five years. Mrs Charles Biggs will host the Literary Club March 23, reviewer Mrs Wood.

First Methodist Church Mary Fidler Marion Powell Alice Fesler Ruth Swanson Ella Pask Doris Henson Mildred Fowils Marguerite Merthe Mildred Gray Winifred Brown Lorene Braddon Helen Lehman Evelyn Eaton Mildred Crowder Donna Snoble Dorothy Burton Margaret Smith Mary Marsh Myrtle Clymer P. D. Reefy Woodman Hall William Wilbert William Sabins Furnace Street Sadie Brown Avencg Louise Freeman Myrtle Rose Miss Warman Myrtle Smith William Sadding May Huffman Edith Hill Nina Husman Dorothy Willert Literary Club Allen Roy Evans Daryl Wood East Avenue Perry Koplin Charles Biggs Wood

Rainbow Girls Plan Multiple Events At I O O F Hall

The Order of Rainbow for Girls announced several future events last night at I O O F Hall. A card party runs Monday at Masonic Temple, a Rainbow and Advisory Board birthday party is set for April 13 with entertainment committees, a rummage sale is planned, plus a roller skating party and a post Lenten dance after Easter. An officer initiation practice is Sunday March 15 at 1 30 p m at the hall, with the next regular session on March 23.

Order of Rainbow I. O. O. F. Hall Masonic Temple Rainbow Girls Advisory Board Vaster

Scout and auxiliary meetings set for midweek

Troop 118 of the American Legion holds a tenderfoot investiture ceremony on Wednesday March 11 at 7 30 PM at the Legion Home with the public invited. Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans meets Wednesday evening in Woodman Hall followed by a card party. Dames of Malta convene Thursday evening at Edna Smiths 404 Prospect Street.

Boy Scout Troop 118 The American Legion Legion Auxiliary To Sons of Union Veterans Woodman Hall the Dames of Malta Edna Smith Prospect Street

Local personals note and campus achievements reported

Oberlin College and Baldwin Wallace students are listed with activities and honors. Phyllis Anne Agate placed first in breast stroke at inter-class swimming meet. Lawrence Stone competed in Ohio State Inter Collegiate Oratory Association finals. Phyllis Pearson performs in a Home Concert chorus. Robert Nieman initiated into Phi Pi Phi fraternity. other guests and births noted along with deaths and funeral plans in Elyria.

Phyllis Anne Agate Middle Avenue Oberlin College Baldwin Cottage Miss Agate Albert McMan Lake Avenue MceMan Minnie M McMan Bowling Green Ohio Lawrence Stone H. B. Stone Weat Bridge Street Baldwin-Wallace College Berea Ohio State Inter- Collegiate Oratory Association Wittenberg College Stone Phyllis Pearson East River Street Clee Club Finney Memorial Chapel Miss Pearson A. F. Pearson Ed Breslin Detroit Michigan George Tattersall Tattersall Tulsa Oklahoma Robert Nieman Phi Pi Phi Robert John H. Linton Titusville Pennsylvania Linton Henry Tibball Lakewood St. Louis Missouri Birkbeck Foster C. Anderson Painesville Elyria Home For Arthur Scrivens East Broad Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Henry Ingersoll West Avenue Ingersoll G. V. Fromme Urbana Charles B. Hess Massillon Charles Nagy Grafton Elginr Memorial Hospital Anthony J. Pitman Wyaconda Andrew J. Pitman Louisiana Avenue Elyria George Pitman Charles B. Ketcham W. Stanley Smith Warren Elyria Home For the

Rome echoes in modern Germany described as grand pageantry

A historical note compares ancient Roman grandeur to contemporary Germany, suggesting the statecraft and ceremonial display resemble the classic era. The remark highlights continuity between past and present in national image and power.

Germany

Scavenger Hunt Planned After Senior Friendship Club Meeting

A Senior Friendship Club program on Wednesday includes music and a play Girls Will Be Girls featuring Betty Agate and Jean Smith. A scavenger hunt organized by a committee led by Mary Robson and others met yesterday to finalize plans before refreshments and prize. The Junior Friendship Club held its regular meeting yesterday with interest group sessions.

Review of Victoria Regina at Elyria Woman's Club

Mrs Sumner Hartwell, chair, presented a review of Helen Hayes in Victoria Regina to Music and Drama members yesterday afternoon. She saw the play in New York recently. A Wagner life illustrated program by Frank Seward was postponed to next month. Tea featured St Patrick's Day decor by Mrs Crisp's committee.

Helen Hayes Victoria Regina Sumner Hartwell Elyria Woman’s Club Hartwell New York Lfe Wagner Frank Seward Crisp St. Patrick's Day

Entertains Club Hosts St Patrick Day Sewing Night

Miss Ruth Mac Dowell hosted the Merry Stitchers Club at her Cascade Street home with a brief business session followed by sewing and music. A green and white table setting complemented the St Patrick’s Day theme. The group planned a future meeting March 23 at Miss Irene Urpschott’s Hamilton Avenue home.

Mast Irene Urpschott Hamiton Avenue

Birthday surprise for Isabel Popp Maurice Flood and Walter Maloney

A group of friends gathered Sunday evening at Mrs Maurice Flood’s Fifth street home to surprise Isabel Popp, Maurice Flood, and Walter Maloney. Pinochle provided diversion with prizes for high scores awarded to Shirley Tite and Mathew Maloney and low to Isabel Popp and Henry Maloney. A luncheon course followed, and the guests of honor received gifts.

Maurice Flood Fifth Street Isabel Popp Walter Maloney Shirley Tite Mathew Maloney Henry Maloney

Initiation ceremony for Twelve Twelve candidates by Lakewood Knights

Twelve Twelve candidates received first degree at last evening’s Knights of Columbus initiation held during the regular session. Lakewood Council, led by Grand Knight Nealon, exemplified the initiatory work. After the ceremony, initiates and members spoke, followed by a buffet luncheon.

Knights of Columbus Lakewood Council Nealon

Self Reliance in Children topic at Child Culture Circle

Mrs. C E Standen spoke on Self Reliance in Children at a Child Culture Circle meeting hosted by Mrs Don Sotherdon on George Street. Ten members attended with one new member Mrs C Yost. Refreshments were served and the meeting adjourned to April 13 with Mrs K P Scott to host on West Ave.

C. E. Standen Circle Don Sotherdon George Street

Dinner plans for Elyria club dinner March 17 at church

The Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club plans a dinner Tuesday evening March 17 at the First Congregational church. Invitations have been sent to civic organizations and a large attendance is expected. Tickets will be available at Central Bookstore March 11 through 14. The club's regular meeting occurs tonight at the YWCA.

Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club First Congregational Church

Veterans Auxiliary Meet at Southam Home in Kenyon

Notice states Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary gathers at the Southam Home 355 Kenyon Wednesday at 8 pm for services. Members are asked to wear white.

Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Southam Kenyon Wed

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