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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1936
Page
9
Wellington events feature QC Berlin Conservatory students presenting a vespers program at the Congregational church with Margery Shields among accompanists. Reports cover wedding news, school play draws, missionary society activities, Grange and Sorosis club gatherings, local visits, and community announcements from Wellington residents.
Funeral services for Arthur Shattuck were held at his home in Maple Bend Farm Brownhelm with Reverend Easiman officiating. Burial is in Brownhelm cemetery. The missionary society of the Methodist Church met at LG Maxwell’s home with plans for a nominary tea and music by Robert Fleckner’s orchestra. Birth of a daughter announced to Teasedale family. Church services listed for Amherst area with multiple congregations.
Mrs Benninghof of Cleveland will review the book Careers at the Silver Tea of the Women s League Congregational Church on March 17 at 2 p m in the church parlors Open to the public without charge or obligation program features include special music and novelty numbers Directed by K Howard Drake with assistance of Mrs J L Oppelt and Mrs Grangilis Dunlap Also reported Luncheon Bridge: Mrs Howard Drake entertained state women at her home Thursday at 1 pm Trophies to Mrs B Weidenkopf Mrs Albert Wood and Mrs Eugene Herman
The Afternoon Five Hundred Club met at the Tavern on Lake Road with Mrs. Leo Hill as hostess. Lunch at one o clock was won by Mrs. Curtis Duiz, Mrs. Margaret Theisen, and Mrs. Robert Doughtr. In two weeks, Mrs. Elizabeth Beard of Birria will host the child. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker visited their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Alinect of Grafton, Wednesday evening. Mrs. Walker stayed a few days to help care for their grandson. Mr. and Mrs. Claire Tillock and family of Lorain were also present Thursday.
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Dominic De Fazio announces a free conversational French class for those with some knowledge who want to brush up. Meetings are at the Y W C A every Wednesday and Friday at 430 p m. This program, among many subjects, is provided at no charge through the Works Progress Administration with further information available at the Y M C A or Y W C A.
Guests of Mr and Mrs John Ksipper include M Eungerd and Jam ivha who moved to their Center Road home. The Rev C A Barnham returns from Clarksburg W Va and will preach at the Baptist church tomorrow. Miss Helen Traxler hosts Lido Club gathering with winners Florence Curtiss and Mildred Stauder. luncheon served. next hosting by Clara Baldauf. Mrs Bert Adams travels to Covington Ind for Chaney couple's fiftieth wedding anniversary.
South Amherst March 14 Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Jacob Kolb's home for an all day session with a noon pot luck. Plans were made for a home talent play Sophronia's Wedding at the school auditorium April 17 and a mother and daughter banquet in early March. Committees were named for arrangements and the next meeting will be at Mrs. Sam Slack's home. The Women’s Circle held a separate meeting at Nativity church with final St. Patrick's Party plans for Tuesday evening open to the public. Church notices follow. A blind New Haven man William Morgan at 23, blind since 14, was licensed as an amateur radio operator and will enjoy passing time with his self built set.
E Melbourne-Green, attorney, announced opening a patent law practice in Elyria Savings and Trust Building on April 1. He formerly worked eight years with Ewis Hudson and Kent in Cleveland and two years with Albert L. Ely, patent counsel for Firestone and others. Green, born in Cleveland, studied at George Washington University and National University, lived on Gulf Road in Elyria, and belongs to local clubs.
Six Elyria homes and apartments were rented today by B. M. O'Donnell. J. R. Caldwell and wife rented No 3 Plaza Apartment East Avenue and Fir Street. he is a traveling salesman for a farm machine factory in the east. Rolland McGregor and wife moved from Mansfield to 254 Pasadena Avenue. he works at Elyria Spring and Chair Company on Abbe Road. H. Redington home at 33 Fifth Street will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. H Birch and Mrs. R P Vaughn late this month. Glade Thomas and brother Don Granger rented No 2 Pasadena Apartments Fourth Street. Clark Black and wife rented an apartment in Plaza Apartments East Avenue and Fifth Street. Black is with Elyria Country Club. L Johnson and wife rented home at 138 Beebe Court. Johnson is in the engineering department of the National Tube Company.
Lake Avenue Community church held Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 43 with noted guests and events. The North Elyria Grange met Friday night with large attendance across subordinate and juvenile divisions and welcomed Mr and Mrs Thomas Kamenic as new members.
Mrs Frank Benke and family are recorded with supper served by the hostess Mrs William Benke in a domestic notice style reminiscence. The brief line highlights the names of the host and hostesses, reflecting a social or household record from a local page.
The Brownhelm Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church gathered at Mrs. T. W. Wilson's home on Wednesday. Plans were made to attend the Medina Association meeting in Oberlin on April 1. Mrs. A J Rice gave a program on Women of South America. refreshments were served to several members and guests. The Junior Class began rehearsals for The Marienburg Necklace with Maynard Huene directing.
A group of friends gathered at L Sweet’s home to honor his eighty fifth birthday. He had recently been confined to bed after a fall but was reported improved. Frank Bechtel of South Fidge visited Mr and Mrs Charles Bechtel on Wednesday and Thursday. Ralph Leimbach recently had surgery at St Joseph's Hospital in Lorain.
Following 2 coasting acclécet, was brought home Monday. James Baird has returned to school after a week's quarantine at home. Mrs Parker Baird ill with mumps improved. Mrs Ed Sanders recovered from operation. Mr and Mrs J H Miller visited Mrs William Cooler of Oberlin Tuesday evening. Mrs Cooler celebrated her ninety-third birthday Monday. A monument marks the spot where Germans signed the Armistice terms presented by Gen Foch.
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