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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1937

Page

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Featherstone Walker nuptials at Old Stone Church

Miss Phyllis Featherstone and William G. Walker were married in Cleveland at Old Stone Church with Rev Kiahr officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Featherstone, wore a navy sheer frock with white embroidery and blue white accessories. Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Walker, works in carpet and linoleum, educated in Gateshead and Elytia Business College, now in Colson Corporation accounting.

Phyllis Featherstone William Walker Old Stone Church Cleveland Sturday William G. Walker Kiahr Margaret Featherstone East Broad Street Mr. Walker T. G. Walker Cleveland Street of Aride Count Ats Walker Gateshead England Elytia Business

Birthday Celebration and Community Notices

Nineteen girls helped Lois Jane Boothford celebrate her fourteenth birthday on Saturday March 13 at the Elria Woman's Club with bingo and prizes for contests. A Christian Endeavor Society meeting at the Church of Christ discussed famous people and featured talks on B Stanley Jones Kagawa and David Livingston. Variety Club met at Mrs. Walter Thome’s home for cards and a luncheon with new member welcome. Frank S. Harmon Lodge No 663 F and A M holds its regular meeting with Fellow Craft Degree and a grand master dinner noted as a standout event.

Lois Jane Boothford Elrria Woman's Club Shirley Hall Betty Hengelbaugh Jane Geisel Neva Pfaff Martha Brodbeck Lois Jane Lois Ann Fell Mary Wood Mary Arter Jessie Baptiste Margaret Corts Margaret Wehman Iane Geisel Jolyn Brown Betty Hengelbauga Shirley Hull Jessie Henderson Joan Bauer Margaret Moss Iris Jones Ruth Herrington Sara House Alice Tarry Christian Endeavor Society Church of Christ Doris Edwards DeEtte Burdue B. Stanley Jones Helen Bramwell Kagawa Cecil Garrett David Livingston Ruth McGinnis Wayne Burdue Roger Williams Reverend Foster Ronald Findlay Kenneth Young Frank S. Harmon Lodge Masonic Temple J.philip Perry

Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Bradley in Grafton

A group of 33 friends surprised Mrs Dan Bradley of Grafton with a birthday celebration at Mrs Walter Sandrock’s East Bridge Street home on Saturday. Pedro entertained and top prizes went to Mrs Mary Mennell and Corwin Mennell. Luncheon served to guests from Elyria Lorain Grafton and Belden. Mrs Bradley received a group gift. The St Pauls church Young People's League met with Dorothy Vietzen as reader.

Harry Gilmore Bell Avenue Gilmore Roy Vanarsdale Ruth M. Parker Doris A. Rausch Richard Park Abel Ed Malterer John Earl Coen O. Stilgenbauer A. Bauer Nancy C. Burr Carl Funk E. Gilmore Dan Bradley Grafton Walter Sandrock East Bridge Street Pedro Mary Mennell Corwin Mennell Victor Burton Alva Miller Jim Aldrich Elyria Lorain Belden Young People’s League of

Intermediate C E Meets On Helping Friends Find Christ

The Intermediate Christian Endeavor of the Church of Christ met last evening with Janice Alexander as leader. The session opened with a hymn sing and a discussion on the topic Helping My Friends Find Christ. Next Sunday Jean Crawford will lead and present Sin Faithful Days.

Church of Christ Janice Alexander Jean Crawford

Plan Varied Gym Exhibition By Elyria High Girls

The Girls' Physical Education Atwaote directed by Miss Marian Kemble will stage a large gym exhibition at Elyria High School gymnasium at 7:30 tomorrow night. Red and White teams will compete in volleyball badminton ping pong and basketball with all star junior and senior girls in the basketball. Freshmen perform the Irish List between halves. Twenty girls in green and white will dance. Additional acts include drills skill games folk dancing rope twirling and Leaders Group march. About 500 girls will participate.

Atwaote Marian Kemble Elyria High School

Birthday Party Honors Eleanor Rumph at East Avenue

Four to six pm Friday seven girls entertained Eleanor Rumph of East Avenue for a birthday party. Her mother and Irene served light refreshments. A large decorated cake with pink and white baskets highlighted the green and white theme. Gifts were given by Elaine Bruck, Dorothy Craft, Martha Guerin, Florence Kistner, Frances Callahan, Julia Flood, and Loretta Yunker.

Eleanor Rumph East Avenue Irene Miss Eleanor Elaine Bruck Dorothy Craft Martha Guerin Florence Kistner Frances Callahan Julia Flood Loretta Yunker

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

Hospital admissions include Mrs. Walter Jezewski at 61 Lake Ave and Mrs. John Nece at 111 Brooklyn St among others. Discharges feature Clarence Simonds of 127 Homer St and Beatrice Frazier of Lorain, with several new babies and local residents noted.

Walter Jezewski Lake Ave John Nece Brooklyn St Ross Miller Mary Webber Amherst Clarence Simonds Homer St Mathew Justin Lewis Beatrice Frazier Lorain Melvin Sanders Clark Stu James Brown Middle Ave Elmo Leonard James Diedrich Dover Center Helen Talcott Ashtabula

Open House Marks Golden Anniversary in Kipton

The article notes Minnie Isabel Wright and Dorus James Clapp wed in Grafton with Justice of the Peace Robert F. Newton. A 50th anniversary open house is set for Sunday March 21 from 1 to 5 pm at the Clapp home in Kipton. They have ten children, two grandchildren, and six great grandchildren.

Grafton Ohio Robert F. Newton Minnie Isabel Wright Dorus James Clapp Mary E. Clapp Arthur Clapp Camden Township Elyria Kipton Pennsylvania la Grange

Local Socials and Visitors Across Several States

Mrs Lucy Houserman returned home after visiting relatives in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs C D Gull visited their son Duke Gull in Ann Arbor Michigan. Mr and Mrs H C House hosted siblings and their families from Akron and Winnebago Nebraska. Mrs C H Merthe and daughter Marian Merthe returned from a month in Miami Florida. Donna King visited sister in Mansfield and returned home on East Avenue. WR Neighbour of New Castle Pennsylvania visits Rev Ralph Neighbour in East Avenue. Mrs A M Hannaford and son Jack sail from New York to Cuba and Nassau on the Empress of Australia. Dr K P Scott leaves for West Virginia to be joined by Mrs Scott and daughter Carol. Born to Mr and Mrs Walter Jezewski a daughter March 14 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Arthur Scheiber of Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania visit Oberlin as their daughter leads the Glee Club concert. Rev and Mrs H K Finley of Denison Avenue preach at First Baptist in Galion Ohio. Mr and Mrs Paul R Miller host. Mr and Mrs Arthur Thomas return from St Petersburg Florida for death in Lorain. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs H G Hoover include Dr Cyril Myers family, Jack Hoover, Mr and Mrs W B Lemley of Akron, and Mr and Mrs Ralph Parrott Jr of Bucyrus.

Lucy Houserman Pittsburgh Pennsylvania C. D. Gull Duke Gull Ann Arbor Michigan H. C. House West Avenue J. F. Ford Akron Joe Guron Winnebago Nebraska New York S. S Australia Cuba Nassau K. P. Scott West Virginia Scott Carol Walter Jezewski Lodi Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Arthur Scheiber Wilkinsburg Betty Oberlin H. G. Hoover Cornell Avenue Oberlin Girls Glee Club H. K. Finley Denison Avenue Galion Ohio First Baptist Church Paul R. Miller Arthur Thomas St. Petersburg Florida Thomas Guilium Thomas Lorain Cyril Myers Jack W. B. Lemley Ralph Parrott, Jr Bucyrus

Community events fill Elyria Monday night calendar

A long list of church meetings clubs and societies outlines Elyria community activity for Monday evening. Groups include United Presbyterian First Baptist Central churches and numerous women’s and youth organizations meeting at homes and religious sites with a program ranging from book reviews dinners and Lent services to workshops and social events.

Surprise program planned for Employed Young Women's League

Miss Luella Franks plans a surprise program for the supper meeting of the Employed Young Women's League at the YWCA tomorrow evening. P T Fenn, long-time Oberlin political science head, will speak on the Supreme Court. The public is welcome but Mrs. Berthoff will not review Tuesday afternoon.

Luella Franks Young Women's League P. T. Fenn Oberlin Supreme Court League of Women Voters Berthoff

Epworth League Plans Sunrise Service and Easter Activities

Epworth League members met in the church league room with Marian Holmes leading devotions. Dr Bond spoke on the need for a councilor. The group will sponsor an Easter sunrise service for youth and will take communion on Good Friday. They plan to attend the church pénice on Easter Sunday morning and meet at 7 00 in the church vestibule.

Epworth Leaguers Methodist Episcopal Church League Room Marian Holmes Dr. Bond Epworth League Peneice

Wadsworth M E Church Holds Taft Parlors Program

Twenty members of the Wadsworth M E Church with Pastor Rev H E Buckey presented a worship program at the Elyria Home for the Aged Taft Parlors Sunday at three. Rev Buckey gave an interesting talk with Harriett Gates Pauline Shenk Claire Moyer and Paul Craty performing a reader of songs Jean Gillespie of the Epworth League at the piano.

Wadsworth M. E H. E. Buckey Taft Elyria Home Buckey Harriett Gates Pauline Shenk Claire Moyer Paul Craty Jean Gillespie Epworth League

A B C Class of Church of Christ Dinner

The A B C class met in the church dining room for a threen dinner with seventeen members present. A permanent teacher was discussed but not decided. Judge A R Webber spoke. A next meeting is planned for Saturday April 10 at the home of Mr and Mrs Demos on Fourth Avenue.

Church of Christ A A. R. Webber

Community club and church meeting notices

Panist at the First Congregational church at 7 00 Education and Fine Arts Department of the Elyria Woman's Club meets with Mrs E A Hub bard reviewing I Found No Peace by Webb Miller Meeting to organize Boy Scout troop at Second Congregational church at 7 00 with Mr Newcomb in charge Circle No 9 of the Methodist church meets with Mrs Carl Cur ts 418 Second street at 2 15 Guest day silver tea Nettie Finch Webber Club of the Church of Christ meets with Mrs L P Kaiser 430 Lodi street Baldwin Wallace County Alum ni has dinner meeting at Methodist church Tigredia Club meets with Miss Minnie Gard as hostess at the home of Mrs Rose Ryan Fourth Four o'Clock Club meets with Mrs H G Hoover Cornell avenue at 2 30 Order of Eastern Star observes Robert Morris night Oliver Everhard Associate Grand Patron of Grand Chapter will be a guest Royal Neighbors have threen at 6 30 observing 42nd anniver sary Catholic Study Club meets with Mrs R J Schork Protected Home Circle meets Widening Circle of First Baptist church meets Goodwill Bible Class of First Congregational church meets with Mrs Lucy Houserman Charles court

Men’s Missionary League United Presbyterian Church Congo Crosses Frank Allsop C. L. Bristol Eastern Heights Child Conservation League A. N. Smith Stanford Avenue First Baptist Church Myers Golden Glow Club Elizabeth Horwedel Martin Cleveland Street Brotherhood of Second Congregational Church George Zalduar Townsend Club Canton Lorain Church of Christ Walter Gehrke East Avenue Woman's Association Pilgrim Community Church Division C Fred Pahl Oxford Court Bar St. John’s Ladies’ Ald Society Circle No H. C. Cordrey Courtland Street R. C. Maston West Avenue Whitehead Park Avenue Home For Taft Parlor Pythian Sisters Joe Boddy Abbe Road Research Club Second Congregational Church First Congregational Church Amici Helen Hrivnak Bond Street A. A. U. W. Glassware Group Mark Willis 451 Eighth Street Jolly Eight Sixty-six Club Northeim Thirtieth Street Lorain Ninety-Five C. H. Cushing Selman Ohio Street Monopoly Club Mildred Walsh Harvard Avenue Phi Kappa Sizma Jane Crowe Babe Reed Heldmyer Block E. H. Mansman Furnace Street West Side Guild of St. Andrew's Rose Laundon East Bridge Street Tureen Galaxy Ted Seward Cascade Street Wekumukum Club Woodworth British Empire Club Girl Scouts of Troop 1 Elyria Council Masonic Temple Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge Wursthall Panist Elyria Woman's Club E. A. Hubbard Webb Miller Mr. Newcomb Circle No. 9 Methodist Church Carl Curts Second Street Nettie Finch Webber L. P. Kaiser Lodi Street Baldwin-Wallace County Tigredia Club Minnie Gard Rose Ryan Fourth Street Four o'Clock Club H. G. Hoover Cornell Avenue Order of Eastern Star Robert Morris Oliver Everhard Grand Chapter R. J. Schork Goodwill Bible Lucy Houserman Charles Court

Senior Christian Endeavor to Sing in Easter Pageant

Richard Upton led a meeting of the Senior Christian Endeavor Society at Second Congregational Church. Members present included Robert Gililand Emil Fiedler Mildred Nagy Roger Kuhn Evelene Ernst and Orval Strohl. The group announced they will sing in the Easter morning pageant. The meeting closed with the C E Benediction.

Richard Upton Christian Endeavor Society Second Congregational Church Robert Gilliland Emil Fiedler Mildred Nagy Roger Kuhn Evelene Ernst Orval Strohl

Music of the Twentieth Century at Mrs Stevens Home

The Elyria Musical Art Society presents Music of the Twentieth Century Tuesday at 2:30 pm at Mrs. George Stevens home 218 East Avenue. Mrs Caspar Clark organized a miscellaneous program representing music of the period with Miss Mary Seward presiding.

Elyria Musical Art Society George Stevens East Avenue Caspar Clark Mary Seward

YWCA Girl Reserve Holds Tea for Scouts

Members of the Girl Reserve committee plan a tea for Girl Scout council members and advisors. The event is scheduled for Wednesday from three to five o'clock in the YWCA parlors.

Girl Reserve Committee Girl Scout Council Girl Scout

Completion of 152 World War volumes announced

Dr James T Shotwell a Columbia University professor announced the completion of a 152 volume social and economic history of the World War The series drew on leading economists historians and 35 wartime cabinet ministers More than 200000 volumes were printed in original languages and the project began in autumn 1914 at Elihu Root’s suggestion before being laid aside.

New York James T. Shotwell Shotwell Columbia University Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Elihu Root Endowment

Crochet dinner cloth pattern promises snowflake lace

The notice promotes pattern 5814 for a crochet medallion lace cloth with snowflake inspired motifs. It explains joining repeats for a bedspread scarf or dresser cloth and lists material needs plus illustrated stitches. To obtain the pattern send 10 cents and name address and pattern number to Chronicle-Telegram Household Arts Dept. 269 W 14th St New York NY.

Chronicle-Telegram Household Arts Dept W. 14Th Street New York N. Y

Dr Shotwell Recalls Versailles Peace Conference Work

Dr Shotwell chaired the history division of the American delegation at Versailles and led six years of collaboration with statesmen and economists from 12 countries to write a history of World War I. The volume estimates 10,000,000 killed and 2,500,000 missing based on multiple sources.

Women Run Home On Co-Op Plan in Urbana

Mrs. W. V. Jackson of North Lewisburg starts a cooperative home for elderly women at Ohio State University fraternity house authority. Ten women with references are sought to share a modern home paying 15 dollars monthly for lodging and bedding, to live independently and enjoy communal life.

Urbana W. V. Jackson North Lewisburg Ohio State University

Cooperative Housing Plan Details by Mrs. Jackson

Mrs. Jackson outlines a cooperative housing proposal where each member maintains privacy in her own room. Each woman would pay 315 monthly to cover food, rent, fuel, and essentials. Household chores would be shared on a rotating, allotted basis.

Americans Aid Madame Curie In Radium Research

The passage credits American men and especially American women for assisting Madame Curie, enabling her to push forward significant recherches into radium therapy and its value.

Madame Curle

Also Mentioned on This Page

Variety Club Walter Thome Madison Street Harold Diedrich EB. H. VanAmburg Albert Schaefer Norman Young E. H. VanAmburg Longfellow Street Mrs. Bradley Miss Vietzen C. E Vicks Va Ches MR. and Mrs. Clapp Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club Dan F. Bradley Circle No. 3 Methodist Frank S. Harmon A. M J. A. Kaley Dorothy Hastings East Third Street St. John’s Young People’s Society Emmanuel Lutheran Church Carl Pomelee Urich Ernshaw Warden East River Street Tota Nu Rose Bilow Thirteenth Street Daughters of Scotia G. G. G. Club John Castle Nichols Block Sigma Omega Sigma Ruth Gorman Malcolm Court Alpha Sigma Chi James Bramwell Garvin Orne Sempre Club Alice Koehn Glenwood Street Republican Women's Club Woman's Club Leonard Smith Straight Ballet Musical Art Society Fenn Oberlin College Elyria Lodge No Janior Order United American Mechanics Wurst Hall Helping Hand Society Y-Indus Evangelical Women’s Union Circle No. 5 St. Paul’s Church St. Paul's Woman's Auxiliary St. Andrew's Church Norah Abbe Daughters of St Berea Chrysanthemum Club Mra Robert Peters Oxford Avenue Circle No. 7 Circle No. 8 Terrell First Congregational Circles Circle 1 A. C. Schilleman Gates Avenue Circle 2 Tcreen E. L. Moody John Reis Vermilion Civic Music Association Attilio Baggiore Robert MacDonald Accom Plan Sunrise Service Schroll A. B.C Y. W.C.A É Household Arts Brooks Charles E. Guth Chiropodist Elyria Block Tues Marcel Ruth's Wave Shop Johnston Gift & Knit Shop Second St Gertrude Rahl Brookhouser Lorain County Home Princeton Hugh Greer Worthington Elyria
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