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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1939

Page

2

State Jr. President To Be Among Distinguished Guests

Elyria Junior Woman's Club invites all Junior Department members to a Monday evening meeting featuring special guests State Junior President Mrs James C Bryant Middle North District President Mrs Arthur W Huse and Elyria Senior Club President Mrs Frank Billings A Round Table on Federated Clubs by Mary K Miller Mary Taylor Barbara Plocher and Dorothy Saywell plus a Junior Chorus performance Reservations are required by Saturday afternoon via department chairman Mrs Ted Seward.

Elyria Woman’s Club James C. Bryant Middle North District Arthur W. Huse Elyria Frank Billings Mary K. Miller Mary Taylor Barbara Plocher Dorothy Saywell Ben Sartor Baxter Sharp Joseph Smith Charles Snow Aoss Jean Scott Winifred Seward John Shaw Bryant Graystone Hotel Ted Seward

Mrs. Walters Hosts Catholic Study Club No 2

Catholic Study Club No 2 resumed meetings with Mrs. W. C. Walters hosting at Cornell avenue. A salad course followed a brief business session led by president Mrs. Charles White. The group voted to affiliate with the National Council of Catholic Women and discussed books and Mass ceremonies.

Catholic Study Club No. 2 W. C. Walters Cornell Avenue Charles White Frank Rudolph Syracuse National Council of Catholic Women Don Myers Catherine Sienna Ted Seward White Ethel Cook Eliot Fourth Street Monica Selwin-Tait George Allen Richard Horan

Fraternal Lodge Guests Hear Play in Milan

Members of Frank 5 Harmon Lodge No 663 F and A M attended a Milan meeting hosted by the Milan Chapter Royal Arch Masons and Milan and Huron blue lodges. Worshipful Master Thomas A Ball led the local delegation as the group presented the one act play Judge Not to a large audience.

Frank 5 Harmon Lodge A. M Milan Royal Arch Masons Blue Lodges Huron Thomas A. Ball Deaney Burns Eastern Star

Drill Team Auxiliary Party Sparks Bingo Night

About one hundred friends gathered at Eagles Hall for a Drill Team Auxiliary party with Leona Schmidt as general chair. Bingo provided evening entertainment as plans were announced for a tureen supper and a bingo follow up next Tuesday.

Eagles Hall Eagles Auxiliary Leona Schmidt Mary Schweda

Rummage Sale At National Guard Armory Announced

A rummage sale organized by the Jr. Woman's Club will be held Saturday at the National Guard Armory starting at 8 A.M. Proceeds benefit club projects and community causes.

Guard Armory Jr. Woman’s Club

Rebekah Lodge Holds White Elephant Sale

Mrs Iva Marsh led the event with Mrs Hilda Choate as auctioneer. A neat sum was realized from the sale and plans were announced for a May third card party in L O F hall chaired by Mrs Jessie Raesler. Past Noble Grands meet next Wednesday with Mrs Nellie Smith and Brunswick hosts the April district meeting. Blanche Thompson won the special prize.

Rebekah Lodge Iva Marsh Hilda Choate L O. O. F. Hall Jessie Raesler Noble Nellie Smith East Avenue Brunswick Blanche Thompson

Lorain and Wellington Residents Named in Licenses List

License records list David E. Smith 23 Lorain laborer and Violet Tremaine 16 Lorain. Sam Puleo 22 Wellington teacher and Stella Warszawski 21 Wellington also named.

David E. Smith Lorain Violet Tremaine Sam Puleo Wellington Stella Warszawski

Senior piano recital highlights Ohio Wesleyan student

Jeanette Sheppard a music major at Ohio Wesleyan University gave her senior piano recital in the music hall as part of graduation requirements. Her program included Bach prelude and fugue Hayden variations Mozart pantasia Liszt Hark Hark the Lark Chopin etude and Debussy Reverie Dradus and Prelude.

Jeanette Sheppard Ohio Wesleyan University Music Hall Miss Sheppard O. G Sheppard Park Avenue Bach Hayden Mozart Liszt Chopin Debussy Dr. Dradus George Allen Gulf Road Florida Milwaukee Wisconsin Robert Wissinger Ira BE. Wissinger Furnace Street Alpha Tau Omega DePauw University Wissinger Tatterman Marionettes Oliver Goldsmith Eldon Smith Elyria Wesleyan L. G. Patton Stanford Avenue Harry Schwind St. Petersburg Winter Haven Eustis West Second Street Gill Cleveland St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Harry Dixon Harrison Street North Royalton H. C. House Conneaut Ohio Sara House Conneaut Hospital George Senior Margaret Hewitt Little Diane Senior Sudbury Ontario James Hewitt Robert Holmes Ernest Holmes Eighth Street Delta Tau Delta Edwin Henry Detroit Michigan Max Suppes Gulf Farms Henry Suppes New York City Northampton Massachusetts Smith College Alan Fritszche Washington Avenue Sea Island Georgia Betty Mae Agate Elyhaugh School Mass Agate Ethel Agate Oberlin Alan Smythe Leon Selman Miami Beach F. 4. Smythe Flamingo Hotel George Stevens Manchester E. L. Gates

Varied Programs Mark Meetings Of Three Circles Of First Congregational Church

Three circles of First Congregational church met with diverse programs. Circle No 1 elected officers and heard a Lenten book review by Mrs Henry Ingersoll Jr. Circle No 3 planned a May breakfast with Trinity Cathedral speaker Dean Emerson. Circle No 4 featured a travel talk by Mrs Helen Garfield with photos. A Nettie Finch Webber Club meeting was announced for Chase Street with a white elephant sale.

First Congregational Church John C. Bins Middle Avenue Minnie Chapman Circle No. 1 Henry Ingersoll Jr Bertha Damon Elizabeth Rich Helen Garfield Circle No. 4 Charlotte Brooks Colonial Apartments Elizabeth Fulton J. Davidson Nettie Finch Webber Church of Christ B. C. Alexander Chase Street H. R. Riddle

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing

Hospital admissions include Mrs. Paul Schneider, 354 Vulcan Street, Harry Brockus at Jackson Hotel, Mrs. Allen Taylor 822 Princeton Avenue, Dr. Arthur Garrison 209 Eighth Street, Mrs. August Appel 719 Park Avenue, Mrs. John Schoditsch R D No. 2, Clyde Booth 115 Oak Street. Discharges include Kenneth Mason Nor Walk, Mrs. Eugene Haines 456 Earl Court, Mrs. Richard Gould 323 Stanford Avenue, Winifred Darcy 314 Kenyon Avenue, Mrs. Matt Minnich North Ridgeville, Miss Grace Trimmer Plymouth, Herbert Wilson 510 East Avenue, Mrs. Thomas Nary 127 Garvin, Mrs. Joe Padley baby boy 254 Cambridge.

Paul Schneider Vulcan Street Harry Brockus Jackson Hotel Allen Taylor Princeton Avenue Arthur Garrison Eighth Street August Appel Park Avenue John Schoditsch R. D. No Clyde Booth Oak Street Kenneth Mason Norwalk Eugene Haines Earlcourt Richard Gould Stanford Avenue Winifred Darcy Kenyon Avenue Matt Minnich North Ridgeville Grace Trimmer Plymouth Herbert Wilson East Avenue Thomas Nary Garvin Joe Padley Cambridge

Lydia Lord Davis Speaks at Second Church Women's Meeting

The Women's Association of the Second Congregational church met at two. Mrs. Lydia Lord Davis of Oberlin spoke on the differences in disciples before and after meeting Christ and urged influence today. Mrs. Barnes of Oberlin will speak at the April evening meeting with men invited.

Lydia Lord Davis Second Church Women’s Meeting Women’s Association of Second Congregational Church Spencer Irving Shepherd Ohio A. E. Kemp Lovejoy Nina Ramser Christ Oberlin

Ladies Aid Society Plans Swiss Steak Dinner

Plans were made for a Swiss steak supper on April 13 as members of the Ladies Aid Society met at Emmanuel Lutheran church. Mrs. Margaret Pomple led devotions before the business session. Attendance was small due to illness. Tea was served by Mrs. Edith Bogart and Mrs. Eleanor Anton. They will sew at Mrs. Jessie Coniam’s on Princeton Avenue next Thursday, with the next regular meeting set for April 19.

Ladies Aid Society Emmanual Lutheran Church Margaret Pomplee Edith Bogart Eleanor Anton Jessie Coniam Princeton Avenue Circle No. 3 First Methodist Church Fred Lawrence Cascade Street

Miss Patterson Discusses Bible Study At Elyria Club

Miss Harriet Patterson spoke at the Elyria Woman's Club Lenten lecture using The Books of the Bible Speak. She highlighted wisdom as ruby priced and Bible as its jewel box, tracing the Bible’s unity from 850 BC to 150 AD and praising Amos Luke Paul and Luke for their roles in scripture.

Harriet Louise H. Patterson Elyria Woman's Club Miss Patterson Amos Paul Christ Jonah Ruth Matthew Mark Luke Asia Minor Athens Parthenon Enoch Methuselah Philemon Temple Holy Lands

Community club calendar items and society notes

Calendar entries list meetings sales and dinners from Nettie Finch Webber Club Mrs B C Alexander and many local groups. Activities include white elephant sale education association dinner at Elk Restaurant Daughters of Scotland social hour and various circle and class meetings across Elyria with multiple addresses and organizers.

Nettie Finch Webber Pauline Schroeder Spruce Street Harry Fawkes Marseilles Ave John Rose Oberlin Road Kim Ko Helen Mashinsky Chestnut Street Galaxy R Horan Denison Avenue Keen Kutters Clara Behnke Lake Avenue Merry Wives Arnold Schindler Roosevelt Ave Woodworth St. Agnes Circle Edith Kaiser Courtland Street Y. W.C Allyan Gehl East Broad Street Elyria Council Masonic Temple St. Agnes Parish Hall Women’s Benefit Association Woodman Hall David Nye Order of de Molay

Dr. Bristol Myers speaks on social problems in medicine

Dr. Bristol C. Myers of Lorain addresses the Blue Triangle Club at the YWCA gym on social problems related to medical practice. The program included Negro National Anthem, two piano duets by Marcella Hays and Magdalene Cruce, and a buffet supper with yellow snapdragon centerpiece.

Bristol C. Myers Lorain Blue Triangle Club YWCA Myers Marcella Hays Magdalene Cruce

Cinderella tale to open Elyria Library Story Hour

Miss Elaine Cole will narrate Cinderella during the Children's Department story hour at Elyria Library tomorrow at four o'clock. The Clare Tree Major Players present Cinderella as the final act Monday afternoon at Elyria High School auditorium.

Elaine Cole Children’s Department Elyria Library Clare Tree Elyria High School

Hostess Leads 12 Friendly Twelve Club Game

Mrs. David Hansford hosted a Wednesday afternoon session at her Tenth Street home with Mrs. C. W. Oakley Mrs. Fred Schroeder and Mrs. Mae Williams sharing winning scores. The group meets again in two weeks with Mrs. Mary Diedrich of 111 Foster Avenue.

Friendly Twelve Club Pedro David Hansford Tenth Street C. W. Oakley Fred Schroeder Mae Williams Mary Diedrich Foster Avenue

March Birthday Event Leads Elyria Eastern Star Meeting

The Elyria Chapter Order of Eastern Star meets tomorrow evening to feature a March birthday celebration. A Cleveland colonial drill team will attend and refreshments will be served.

Elyria Chapter Order of Eastern Star Cleveland

Books of the Bible Highlighted in Closing Liturgy

A religious lecture closes with references to significant Bible books and ends with the Arabic farewell Assallam aliet kum. The concise address emphasizes scripture guidance followed by a traditional benediction.

Daughters of St Andrew Hold Luncheon and Meetings

Mrs R A Wentz hosted a Daughters of St Andrew dessert luncheon at 1 30 pm on East River Street. Miss Edna Gray Johnson spoke on Lent then a business meeting announced corporate communion on April 6.

R. A. Wentz East River Street Daughters of St. Andrew Edna Gray Johnson Harry Reynolds Denison Avenue

Public card party planned by Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John

The Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John plan a public card party Wednesday afternoon April 26 at the Elyria Woman's Club. April 6 was confirmed as incorrect. The Junior Auxiliary will present a play at St Marys hall this Sunday afternoon.

Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St. John Elyria Woman's Club Ladies Auxiliary St Mary's Hall

Brookside Alumni Banquet Set For April 12

Mr and Mrs Clarence Brush and daughter Clarissa of Chestnut Ridge spent Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs P L Chambers of Gulf road. The Brookside Annual Basketball Alumni banquet is scheduled for April 12 at 6 30 P M in the school auditorium. The Sheffield Lake Fundamental Bible class met Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Mills led by Elder Francis IL Gibson of Lorain studying Romans. The Toyo Linoleum Manufacturing Co Ltd of Japan produces two and a half million square yards of linoleum annually.

Sheffield Clarence Brush Clarissa Chestnut Ridge P. L. Chambers Gulf Road Brookside Sheffield Lake Fundamental Bible Gilbert Mills Francis IL Gibson Lorain Toyo Linoleum Manufacturing Co., Ltd Japan

Also Mentioned on This Page

G. R. Council Garford Gloria Biganho Martha Foster Inter-Club Council Y. W Gloria Oldfield Theodora Demos Franklin Girl Reserves McKinley Pythian Sister Party Barton Seventh Street Ruby Beal Anna Hoard Harriett Copus British Empire Hall Sen Women’s Auxiliary St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church South Carolina Ed Tulk Tulk Henry Tulk N. V. Burhans Lockport New York Norah Abbe Carl Brown Blaines Second Street James Churning Charles Brown Denver Colorado Brown Longford Avenue Mr. Brown Wooster Street Velvet Rebekah Sandusky Elyria Ywca Sandusky Schools Roy Clymer C. R. Hallock Charles Evans Rodney Rockwood Carl Smith Circle No Charles Persons Hamilton Avenue Persons W. C. Chancellor Stanley Shaw W. G. Ludwig Lola Shaw 8. Shaw William Muir Auld Ely Colelle Esquire Features, Inc Carpenter’s Beauty Shop Broad St Elyria, Ohio Library Story Hour Dorothy Harper Columbia Avenue Zeta Upsilon Wayne Martin Roberta Mosley Myrna Smetzer Card Party Capitol Theatre
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