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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1938

Page

9

Edith Altfeld to Wed Milo Holdstein in Cleveland Temple

Society page notes the wedding of Miss Edith Altfeld and Milo S Holdstein set for March 20 at 3:30 PM in The Temple chapel Cleveland. Miss Altfeld, daughter of Harry Altfeld of Elyria, is a Flora Stone Mather College graduate. Holdstein, son of Mr and Mrs Garson Holdstein of Cleveland, is an alumnus of Carnegie Tech architecture programs.

Edith Altfeld Milo S. Holdstein Temple Cleveland Miss Altfeld Harry Altfeld Cambridge Avenue Elyria Holdstein Garson Holdstein Flora Stone Mather College School of Applied Social Sciences Western Reserve University Mr. Holdstein School of Architecture Graduate School of Architecture Carnegie Institute of Technology

Dr Florence Fitch Speaks To Mission Study Club

Dr Florence Fitch of Oberlin spoke to Mission Study Club of First Congregational church last evening on A Christian Traveller Views the World after a dinner. She described visits to India China and Japan and noted Christian influence in diverse regions alongside social services. The talk contrasted Oriental religions with Christianity and urged respect for all faiths as God’s children.

Florence Fitch Oberlin Mission Study Club First Congregational Church Oscar Townsend H. Wilford E. Vestal Elizabeth Lucy Freese Caroline Foley Robert Davies Robert Hand Fitch India China Japan Church of St. Thomas Apostle Thomas Jesus Dr. Fitch Bombay Chiang Kaishek Soong Dr. Kung Mme Chiang Kai-shek Mme. Kung Shanghai

Hostess Miss Helen Naughton Hosts Sigma Trianon Night

Hostess Miss Helen Naughton entertained Sigma Trianon guests at her Lake avenue home last evening. Games determined high scores with Alice Nickolai and Rosemary Kaiser honored. Joan Gray and Rosalie Baron consoled. The St Patrick a themed dining room set the mood before a business session planned a two week meeting with Alice Linsky.

Helen Naughton Sigma Trianon Lake Avenue Alice Nickolai Rosemary Kaiser Joan Gray Rosalie Baron Alice Linsky

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

A local hospital reports admissions and discharges with names and street addresses. Admissions include Mrs. David Lindberg in Middle avenue and several others across Lorain Conneaut Ashtabula Ridgeville with addresses. Discharges list include Mrs. Fay Spieker and multiple residents on East River street Cleveland street and nearby areas.

David Lindberg Middle Avenue Orie Turner Longfel Jow Thomas Gotro Williams Street Clarence Rawson Sixth Carol Praszek Grafton Sophie Given Columbia Avenue Mildred Miller R. D Thomas Glass Charles Thatcher East River Street Tony Wawrzenczak West Avenue

Hospitalization plan titled for accident and sickness coverage

An advertisement offers 28 days care for accident sickness with seven days in hospital plus X ray and operating or delivery room services. Choice of hospital in the U S or Canada. Monthly premium listed as 75. Contact Mrs E C Barclay at 428 Grant and phone 29934 for details.

U. G Canada E. CG. Barclay Grant & Phone

Harry C Robinson Weds In Miami Florida

Mrs W L Berry of Holliswood announces the marriage of her daughter Helen to Harry C Robinson in the Biscayne Boulevard Christian Church Miami on Sunday March 6 183 in Miami. Mr Robinson is the only son of Mr and Mrs T T Robinson of this city.

Catholic Study Club No 1 Meets at Mrs Boylan’s Home

Mrs I V Boylan hosted Catholic Study Club No 1 on West avenue with Mrs Ray Bruck assisting and a business meeting following a dessert course. Mrs Frank Verbeck reviewed The Song at the Scaffold by Gertrude Von LeFort, translated by Olga Marx, a letter framed work about the French Revolution and anti Catholic slaughter. A paper on A Cure for Communism by Rev R A McGowan was read by Mrs H C Robinson, with next meeting planned two weeks hence at Mrs Birkbeek’s, assisted by Mrs Hayes.

I. V. Boylan Ray Bruck Catholic Study Club No. 1 West Avenue Gertrude von LeFort Frank Verbeck Olga Marx Everts Paris R. A. McGowan

King’s Daughters Class meets at Methodist church

More than fifty members attended the King’s Daughters Class gathering at the Methodist church last evening. Routine business was handled by the president and Mrs. Bloomfield led a Lenten devotional. Oliver Schubert opened with a clarinet solo and Dr. E. H. Evans gave an illustrated India talk, featuring the Vengulia hospital and native and leper work, followed by refreshments served by listed hostesses.

Bloomfield Oliver Schubert Weber Louis Kolopos E. H. Evans India Vengulia 8. D. Ault H. L. Cordrey J. Carson C. V. Beazell H. Devore Davis Francis John Handby R. W. Stargell

Entertain Fidele Class Hosts and Contest Winners

The Fidele Class of the Meth odist Sunday School entertained at the former's home on East River Street. Mrs James Spartz received the honor. Marguerite Taylor won the contest prize and Mrs Sparr the Vox Pop. Whist prizes went to Mrs Elverton Roe and Miss Ellen Fleming. Salad course finale. green and white color motif. An upcoming event set for April 5 hosted by Mrs Wayne Martin. Husbands entertained by Order of Eastern Star at Masonic Temple with games, contests, green candlelight, daffodils, and shamrock candies. Marjorie Griffin led planning.

Fidele Methodist Sunday School Roberta Massey Naomi Burge East River Street James Spartz Ida May Smith Samuel Street Marguerite Taylor Sparr Burge Elverton Roe Ellen Fleming Wayne Martin 15Th Street Order of Eastern Star St. Patrick’s Masonic Temple Marjorie Griffin

Officers Present as Women’s Reserve Corps Hold Regular Meeting

Richard Allen Women’s Reserve Corps No 198 opened its regular meeting with officers in place for the fourth straight time. One membership bid read, one ballot conducted. Nine dollars turned to treasurer from jello sale. Letters read from Mrs. Faustina Rawson and Mrs. Sage announcing Open House Day on April first. Plans set for district meeting at Oberlin March 15 with a large turnout urged. Transportation needs coordinated by President Anna Grace Bright. All officers to wear white. March 26 dinner to be served by East Side division at 12:90.

Lll Richard Allen Women's Revie Corps No. 198 Clair Wendell Faustina Rawson Springfield Masonic Home Sage Henry Lincoln Corps

FTO Club Meets at Schultz Home Recounts Lexicon Night

The F. T. O. club gathered at Elaine Schultz’s Crehore court home for a brief business meeting followed by lexicon games. The first prize went to Thelma Reinker, Violet Munz received consolation, and Helen Koehn won the special prize. A pink and green candlelit salad course was served. The next gathering is planned for April 5 at Helen Koehn’s Glenwood Street home.

Neusgemgers Elaine Schultz Crehore Court Gien Thelma Reinker Violet Munz Helen Koehn Glenwood Street

Shower Honoring Bride Mrs Thomas Oliver in South Amherst

Freida Myers led a green and white St Patrick s Day themed shower for bride Mrs Thomas Oliver of Lorain at Miss Myrtie Bailey s home South Amherst. Prizes totaled for top dance winners with a noon luncheon served by Mrs W Howard Miss M Bailer and Mrs R Berrington. Elyria and local guests attended including Mrs C Schlageter Mrs E Caywood and Mrs H Harmon among others. Northwest Encampment No 188 I C O F met Friday with Chief Patriarch L E Vedder and Senior Warden E C Jacobs, discussing matters and announcing a card party. An entertainment event with subordinate lodges is planned for May.

Thomas Oliver Freida Myers Myrtie Bailey South Amherst M. Schroeder L. Schroeder H. Harmon W. Howard R. Berrington M. Bailer Elyria C. Schlageter E. Caywood C. Box H. Baker V. Fackler 3. Oldfield R. Dale Northwest I. C. O. F. Temple L. E. Vedder E. C. Jacobs

Life Along The Midwest Rivers Reviewed By Elyria DAR

The Elyria Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a March meeting at the Elyria Woman's Club featuring a review of Sycamore Shores by Clark Firestone presented by Miss Claire Williams. Mrs Lohnes sang several solos with accompaniment, and the event included notes on Ohio and Mississippi river life, boats, and navigational history.

Elyria Daughters of the American Revolution Sycamore Shores Clark Firestone Claire Williams Midwest Ohio Mississippi Ohio River St. Patrick's Day New Orleans Firestone Stuebenville Green

Diverse locals share visits births and travel plans

Area residents reported visiting relatives in Greensburg and Elyria while others hosted guests from Steubenville and Marion. A newborn son arrived at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Turner, and a son was born March 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Glass. Funeral attendance drew families from North Fairfield and Bellevue as several local residents prepared for trips to Florida and California.

George Bruegger Lorain Boulevard Memphis Tennessee Hot Springs Arkansas- Shire Greensburg Pennsylvania Ollie Taggart Steubenville Ohio C. D. Ryals East Avenue Winifred Fay Marion Washington Avenue Orie Turner Longfellow Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Mason Smith Eugene Smith Roy Hultz Bill North Fairfield Maude L. Barber H. W. Tibball Earlcourt Lester Drusendal Lakewood John H. Linton Titusville Stage Arts Studio Townsend Club Beverly Sue Hyman Jerry St. Marie Jean Claire Boddy Louis Hawke Maureen Brown Fred Thayer Beverly Burke Nadella Brown Alan Bushman Myra Stevenson Wilma Troup Norma Jean Reed Beverly Kuipper Shirley Grell Ruth Brucker Lorretta Mae Boddy Frances Williams Jim Reinhardt Nadine St. Marie Charles Thatcher Mareh Lith Thatcher Francis M. J. Madden A. L. Barnhart Bellefontaine F. E. Foreman Grant Street Wilda Foreman Kent State University F. E., Foreman W. E. Howey Bellevue Paul Harold Wesebaum North Olive Street R. 0. Bowman A. F. Suhr Napoleon Wesley Sutr Devon Courts L. B Denison Avenue Sandusky Finley Calvary Baptist Church R. H. Stoll George Lamberton University Toledo Glendale Court Willard Stoney Gene Cleveland Street Florida Delray Beach

Distinguished Guests At State D A R Conference

TheState Conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution convenes at the Deshler-Wallick Hotel in Columbus from March 16 to 17. Notable leaders and guests include state officers and national D A R officials, with an Imrie speech at the banquet and a tea by the Columbus Chamber of Commerce for delegates.

The Daughters of the American Revoluion Deshler-Wallick Columbus J. F. Donahue J. B. Patton BE. D. Padgett Esther Chance Willian H. Pouch Harper D. Sheppard Pennsylvania Willam H. Schlosse Indiana Joseph G. Forney Student Loan Fund Ea Clever Wheel and Distaff Norman Allan Imrie Columbus Dispatch Columbus Chamber of Commerce DFPA Round Table State S S

Anniversary Observed by the Aphrodite Swimming Club

The Aphrodite Swimming Club marked its first anniversary with a threen supper at the YMCA on Thursday at 6 00 pm. Fifteen members attended, Bunco prizewinners were Alice Foreman first Evelyn Novak second, Rose Raidl consolé, with guests Doris Stockhouse and Elizabeth Seltz. The next meeting is planned for March 24 with Zechman Swindling and Barkach on the program committee.

Aphrodite Swimming Club Bunco Alice Foreman Evelyn Novak Rose Raidl Alice Sanders Pauline Wentz Olive Green Gladys Anderson Helen Zechman Wetty McDonald Doris Seindling Lydia Kahnt Mary Bkutehen Mildred Mitchell Doris Stockhouse Avon Elizabeth Seltz Doris Swindling Mary Barkach Protram Committee

Republi can Women's Club Panel on Our National Defense

The Republican Women's Club meets Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock in the Women's Club for a Public Affairs Committee panel from the YWCA on Our National Defense plus special music as a feature.

Republican Women's Club Woman's Club Public Affairs Committee

Party To Follow Lodge Routine

Post and Auxiliary met in Woodman Hall with Lola Wojcik presiding. A benefit card party was planned for the next regular meeting Friday evening March 25. Several members were reported ill.

Rollin E. Hinkson Woodman Hall Lola Wojcik

Loren Miller Hosts Sunday School Club at His Home

Loren Miller hosted his Sunday School Club from the First Congregational church at his home on 320 Ninth Street. The event featured games and refreshments prepared by his mother in St. Patrick's green colors. The cake was notably decorated with green motifs.

Loren Miller Ninth Street First Congregational Church St. Patrick's

Friendly Club to Host Party at British Empire Hall

The Friendly Club sponsors a party tonight at British Empire Hall located at 110 Middle Avenue. Lloyd Smith's Cavaliere will furnish music for the event.

Friendly Club British Empire Hall Middle Avenue Lloyd Smith Cavaliere

Community Calendar Items From Elyria and Nearby Areas

A dense calendar lists church suppers, meetings, and social gatherings across Elyria Amherst Oberlin and surrounding towns. Highlights include a glass tureen event at a M parishioners’ gathering, lectures by Dr. Dunham of Ohio State University, several guilds and clubs meeting at local homes and churches, a YWCA program with Bible hours, and a trip to Oberlin for a talk by Louise L. Wright.

EL Parsonage Lorain Co Bes Keepers E. J. Brust Amherst W. , Dunham Ohio State University Church South End T. Stephens Park Avenue H. Ohlemacher F. Higete Triple D St. Paul British Empire Till Business Women Mrs. Robbins Fourth Street Townsend Club Elyria

Birthday Tureen A viringay wreen :unceen pre ceded the meeting

The Avenue club met yesterday with March birthday members as hostesses Marian Hand chaired assisted by Pearl Reynilds Nance Aust and Mary Braegger. Twelve preparations included St Patrick colors and birthday cakes as centerpieces. Leona Radde opened the business meeting and Grace Barton led devotions. Stella K Smith resignation as treasurer was read. secretary Mrs Braeeger to hold both offices at year’s end. A baby picture contest is planned for April 5 with Eleanor Brandan Eulah Gellvey and Ruth Schroeder in charge.

Unceen Avenue Club Marian Hand Pearl Reynilds Nance Aust Mary Braegger Leona Radde Grace Barton Stella K. Smith Wlary Braeeger Eleanor Brandan Eulah Gellvey Ruth Schroeder

Elyria Bible Class Opens Study of John at YMCA

Elyria Mens Bible Class led by L B Hindman resumes in the YMCA with a study of the Gospel of St John. Bob Pomeroy and his mother will perform trumpet solos on piano accompaniment during the Saturday morning session at 9 30.

L. B. Hindman Elyria Meny Bob Pomeroy

Missionary Sunday at Lake Avenue Church with Ida Imhof

Lake Avenue Community Church will hold Missionary Sunday on Sunday March 13 at Lake Avenue School Stop 7. Miss Ida Imhof of the Hebrew Mission in Cleveland will be the speaker during church services at the venue.

Lake Avenue Lake Avene Ida Imhof Hebrew Mission Cleveland

Daughters of America Meet In Wurst Hall With Guests

Out of town guests from Bares and Clavelind attended the Daughters of America meeting in Wurst hall. Councillor Ann Botamer led the session as one application was read and referred. A district meeting was announced for March 14 at Cleveland council on 92nd street and Miles avenue. A rummage sale was planned for March 26.

Gueste Bares Clavelind The Daughters of America Wurst Hall Ann Botamer Cleveland 92Nd Street Miles Avenue

Baldwin-Wallace President To Speak At Local Meeting

Dr. L Wright, president of Baldwin Wallace College, will speak at the April Lorgin County Education Association meeting in South Amherst on April 27. The program includes a musical segment and a business session with next year’s officers to be elected, and a committee report on a study of teacher hospitalization underway.

L. ©. Wright Baldwin-Wallace College Lorgin County Education Association South Amherst

Community notices from Elyria Township events

10 45 A M and Sunday School at 9 39 A M Everyone is wel come to attend The Elyria Township Mother slagers will meet at the Lake Avenue School Monday evening March 14 at 7 30 o'clock The Grange Hustlers will hold an all day meeting at the home of Mrs R HW Miller Tuesday March 15 The meeting will start at 10 30 A M with a thre en dinner to be served at noon Sewing will be done in the afternoon and all members are urged to attend The Lake Avenue Community Church Bible Study will be held at the Lake Avenue School Tuesday evening March 16 at 7 30 o'clock

Elyria Township Motherslagers Lake Avenue Grange Hustlers R, HW. Miller Lake Avenue Community

Enjoyable Bunco Party at Mrs King’s Home

Mrs Albert King hosted a bones party on Thursday with attendees including Mrs Richards Mrs Clarence Browne Mrs Winfield Scott Mrs Biro Mrs John Gill Mrs Jackson and Mrs R E Taylor along with the hostess. Prizes went to Mrs Jackson first Mrs Jabbusch second and Mrs Richards third. Refreshments were enjoyed by guests and family.

Albert King Tar Home Richards Clarence Browne Winfield Scott Biro John Gill Jackson R. E. Taylor Otto Jabbusch King Jabbusch

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