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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1932
Page
3
Mrs. C. E. Whitehead hosted Circle No 7 of the First Methodist church with twenty members and guests at her Park Avenue home. The circle will serve luncheon Saturday noon to four hundred P T A delegates and discuss luncheon plans.
Local society items describe Mrs T Webster opening a home on Washington avenue for the Sons of Crm of the First and Mrs Witham hosting a program about Washington bi centennial. Members attend circle meetings, literary readings, and a guessing contest at Chrysanthemum Club. A Ladies Aid Business session notes fourteen members and one new member. Members plan an April twentieth event for Oddfellows’ anniversary observance.
Community calendar lists meetings at Miss Norak Abope in Wert Perth Street and Fevoond Cnet National Church. Attendees include Ida Hetlefield, Mrs Ver Wes, Mrs Willan, and several local groups. Prizes and events referenced suggest a local fair or pageant ending with awards and noteworthy participants.
Meetings at Csredia Sovial Cigo are postponed for one week and will be held at Mrs Barton’s Seventh Street home. Second Congregational church revision dinner is planned for Friday at 1:90. Here and There Club hosts Friday at Mrs Henry’s home, North Maple. Al W. Huse to host Fe y cub afternoon meeting at the yard.
The Yoraniisifere subject and the Cushman lab tour drew interest as a motion film on shell formation and life cycles highlighted high level science work. Dr J A Cushman led a complete organization with guests Mrs TA Webster and others as St Patrick day refreshments followed.
A fragmentary hospital notes list mentions patients and staff including Mrs Herbert Krio ali Mrs Clarence Adams and Miss Josephine Webb among others. A separate item notes a devotional meeting of the Women’s Association at a local church with plans for towels to be sent and a YWCA gathering at the corner of Garfield and Broad Street. Public sessions of the D in his ear group are open to the public with Mrs B J Long in charge of registration.
Ms and Mrs W FL Sidred appear in a social column with mentions of Mrs M Highgate and Hart avenue selling at a flower show in Cil and Wesphire. Mrs J Geisel of Ninth Street is in Erie Pennsylvania where she was raised after her mother’s death. Mrs Fred Coleman Reverend and Mrs William Sparks hosted dinner last evening at the home of Reverend and Mire. Tepes d Wilfred Tansler of the University of Chicago is visiting Charlotte Webster on Washington Avenue over the weekend. Marty K Miller plans a vacation trip to Bermuda for a son. Mrs Sadia Chanman has spent two weeks in So Ampere rye sar das bern eny tog a ganghter. Mrs Ciheed v1 confined by blood poisoning. Join Forbes of 114 Highnlood Court has been ill for a few days and was taken to Fisra Cihuie last night. Born to Te and Mrs Donald tarher Gerraffon a daughter at Alycia Vemorint Tinpifal con Mareh To.
Mr and Mrs J F Conrad of 145 Lake avenue left this evening for a two weeks visit in Hot Springs Arkansas. The notice highlights a travel plan from a local address to a southern spa destination with a brief lived stay.
Paris society notes describe a spring look worn by Mademoiselle Sutet Maisieune showing an all white organdy frock with tiny wing sleeves and a stiff bodice corded in organdy. The ensemble emphasizes blond hair styled center part and back knot with curls, finishing with a bow at the back.
Amherst residents attended a St Patrick themed evening at St Joseph's Catholic Church celebrating the 64th Lith anniversary of James Efschen with a dinner for 30 and toasts by Minnie Atti Esther Joseph and Roberta Davis. In a separate gathering Rev Fogel celebrated his birthday with the Christian Endeavor group at Esther and Ruth Ott home, receiving gifts and refreshments. A pulpit exchange during Lenten services connected St Paul’s Elyria with St Peter’s Lorain as part of Lorain County Evangelical Churches.
Rev Schmidt preached at St John Evangelical Lorain while Rev Merton led St Paul Evangelical Elsria services. Both cited the topic What Serves Christ Love during the talks.
The article outlines in-between beige tones and new color names like Allegresse, Tr, Fawn brown, Sunberge, Ash, and Sandwhite for spring hosiery and footwear pairings with blues, browns, greens, and whites. It also notes wartime ship recognition training highlighting civilians learning naval identification during war.
Fragmentary OCR note references fat piles up and a debate in modern science. Mentions keys like Aceriavigied and Marmats with scattered terms. No clear events, dates, or identifiable names to anchor a coherent card.
The item notes repeated validation of Mendelian heredity in humans. It also mentions a social evening with Aven Stark, and Kistner's orchestra performing tonight.
The Ridgeville Grange Hall hosts mixed dances each Friday evening with Cook's Orchestra playing. Admission is 50e per couple.
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