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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1935

Page

9

Fashion Parade at Elyria Woman's Club Society

A garden display of forsythia apple blossoms and tulips set the scene for a Fashion Parade by the Junior Department of the Elyria Woman's club last evening at the club house. About two hundred attendees watched Laura Welch Ruth Neill Dorothy Martin Lillyan Stephens Miriam Faxon and Jane Henry model frocks and suits under Mrs. Franklin Crosse descriptive comments. Ethyl Milliren provided piano accompaniment and Genevieve Carey won the evening's prize. Refreshments followed.

Charles Markham Elyria Woman’s Club Laura Welch Ruth Neill Dorothy Martin Lillyan Stephens Miriam Faxon Jane Henry Franklin Crosse Style Center Ethyl Milliren Genevieve Carey

Peter Pan Players stage Adventures of Tom Sawyer at Ely Auditorium

Friday night March 22 Elyria audiences will see the Peter Pan Players perform Tom Saw yer in three acts. Bruce Williams portrays Tom with Becky Thatcher played by Jeanne Beavis and Jim Ferriman as the stern schoolmaster. The production follows Tom's whitewash tale and adventures with Muff Potter Injun Joe Huck Finn Becky Thatcher and Joe Harper with pirate escapades and treasure from Jackson Island.

Tom Sawyer Ely Auditorium Tom Becky Thatcher Huck Finn Aunt Polly Muff Potter Injun Joe Little Red Joe Harper Mfuff Potter Jackson Huck Widder Douglas Elyria Bruce Williams Jeanne Beavis Becky Jim Ferriman

Birthday Party for Miss Sophia Gallo at 3526 Hayes

Friends of Miss Sophia Gallo hosted a birthday anniversary at 3526 Hayes Avenue Saturday evening. A three course supper was served by Mrs. A Gallo and Miss Mary Brondas with games, a cake centerpiece, and many gifts for the honoree. Names of guests include Mary Brezen, Jane Breznen, Mary Donala, Emma and Eleanor Schmidt, Mary Katonak, Anne Krajes, Helen Katonak, Mary Bron dus, and numerous Lorain and Elyria residents.

Sophia Gallo Hayes Avenue A. Gallo Mary Brondas Mary Brezen Jane Breznen Mary Donala Emma Eleanor Schmidt Mary Katonak Anne Krajes Lorain Helen Katonak Amherst Mary Brondus Elyria John Brezen Andrew Geo. Kostas Joe Mihok Gustav Schmidt Jess Krajic Steve Gargus John Gargus Nick Simon Emil Paliska Paulanus Andrew Simon Andrew Gallo

Church of Christ Youth Elect Officers at Annual Meeting

Mary Kaiser was elected president of the Intermediate C. E. group with Charles Demos as vice president Theodora Demos as secretary and Phil Kaiser as treasurer Twenty five youths attended and an executive meeting was scheduled for Friday at 7 30 pm at the church Two musical numbers were performed by Kathryn and Eleanor Highgate.

Mary Kaiser Intermediate C. E Church of Christ Charles Demos Theodora Demos Phil Kaiser Kathryn Eleanor Highgate

Birthday Surprise for Mrs Huttinger at 317 Fifteenth Street

A group of friends gathered Saturday evening at 317 Fifteenth Street to honor Mrs George Huttinger on her upcoming birthday. Games and cards were played with prizes for high scores won by Emil Schroeder and Mrs M D Benson, while low-score prizes went to Henry Huttinger and Mrs E Schroeder. Refreshments for twenty were served, including two birthday cakes, and gifts and flowers were presented to the guest of honor.

George Huttinger Fifteenth Street Emil Schroeder M. D. Benson Henry Huttinger E. Schroeder

Community social notes from High Street and area clubs

Miss Lucille Botamer hosted Et-Yet Club on High Street with a bridge game and prizes for the hostess and Miss June Smith. A March 23 engagement for George Carter was celebrated with a gift card for Miss Thelma Jumont. April 1 meeting to be announced. Verbal birthday party honors Frank Todgham at 427 Clinton Avenue featured Bunco and prizes for Mrs. Zarnke and Mrs. Conley, with cake from Miss Todzham. The Como Comraderie Club held a St Patrick box social at Vermilion Boathouse, with Jean Smith hosting, then a kid party at Ella Barrikknecht’s Princeton Avenue home. Members Jean Smith and Helen Koehn won prizes. Koehn hosts April 1 at Glenwood Street.

Lucille Botamer High Street June Smith Thelma Jumont George Carter Ruth Blakeslee Don Schriver Jane Carter Doris Jumont Frank Todgham Clinton Avenue Bunco Walter Zarnke Howard Conley Hazel Todzham Howard Parton Leon Rootheach Mire Stoward Cowley Cloire Piathe Lee Crle Mere Frank Patton Elsha Wijam Wallace Lorain St. Patrick’s Day Vermilion Boathouse Jean Smith Thelma Pacheur Raymond Plas Ella Barbknecht Dana Perkins Nina Nelson Bill Sullivan Jerry Malterer Bridge Crystal Ella Barrikknecht Princeton Avenuue Helen Koehn Miss Koehn Glenwood Street

Susanna Weetryv class banquet planned after Mother’s Day

Members of the Susanna Weetryv class of the Methodist church met at Manan Unp’s home on Fourth Street last evening to plan a banquet shortly after Mother's Day. Mrs Sarah Had presided over the meeting. Prizes were won by Betty Qiull and Curtis A. White Elephen. An evening of entertainment featured.

Susanna Weetryv Methodist Church Manan Unp Fourth Street Sarah Had Tan Betty Qiull Cate Cate Guting St. P.patrick Tay

Tonight's Up Calendar of Bible and Club Meetings

Truth Seekers of UP meet with Charline Boddy at 263 Abbe Road. St John’s Church Young Peoples Society. Second Congregational Women’s Bible class with Mrs Shock on West River Street. Rev Kemp to speak at Republican Women’s Club at 7 30 pm with program by Mrs George Colburn. Ta Wa Si Club of Church of Christ with Mrs Harriet Mills 251 5th Street. Eight O Clock Club with Merlene Raan 4th Street. Alpha Tau Delta with Mrs Agnes Houghtaling West River Road. Daughters of Scotia card and banco party in Wurst Hall after Lodge. Business and Professional Women meet at Y W C A at 7 30 pm. Elyria Chapter Women at Moose meet. Flyria Lodge I O O F meets. Men’s Brotherhood of Second Congregational Church at 6 50 for tureen dinner. Rev A E Kemp speaks. Young Women’s Missionary Society has tureen supper at M E Church at 6 59. Boys’ Missionary Society of U P Church meets at church at 6 50. Cloverleaf Circle meets at St Paul’s Church at 6 pm for tureen supper.

Truth Seekers of UP Charline Boddy Abbe Road St. John’s Church Young Peoples Society Shock West River Street Kemp George Colburn Ta Wa Si Church of Christ Harriet Mills 5Th Street Merlene Raan 4Th Street Alpha Tau Delta Agnes Houghtaling West River Road Daughters of Scotia Wurst Hall M. Elyria Moose Flyria Lodge O. F Men's Brotherhood of 2Nd Congregational Church A. E. Kemp Young Women's Missionary Society M. E. Church Boys’ Missionary Society of U

Alumnae Tea in Lorain at Mrs Aiken Home

The Lake Erie College Club of Lorain County hosted a Saturday afternoon Alumnae Tea at 1905 East 2nd Street Lorain with fifteen members. Mrs Charles W Aiken led the event assisted by Mrs Tr stam and Miss Patrick serving strawberry shortcake and tea. Elyrians present included Mrs W H Searles Mrs D W McLeod Mrs James W VanDusen and Miss Gertrude Reckwood.

Lake Erie College Club Lorain County Charles W. Aiken East Lorain Harry Shaw Painesville Aikin Tr.stam Miss Patrick Elyrians W H. Searles D. W. McLeod James W. VanDusen Gertrude Reckwood

French Club Opens Meet With Le Chat Part Souirs Dansant

French Club meets at Hirsh School with a marimba solo by Bob Wilcox. Mme Johnson invites members to see Les Miserables at the theatre. A play titled Le Chat Part: les Souirs Dansant is performed by Bob Wilcox Rob Smith Betty Washburn Arthur Hoffman Joan Bowers Leonard Moody. Refreshments follow.

L'Entemble Francais Hirsh School Bob Wilcot Mme. Johnson Oberlin College French Department Bob Wilcox Rob Smith Betty Washbur Arthur Hoffman Joan Bowers Leonard Moody

Court Of Awards Plans At Troop Meeting

Ten scouts received close teats at the Troop A3 Girl Scouts meeting at Seac ord Congregational church last evening. Plans for a court of awards on Apr twelfth were announced along with spring vacation class schedules.

Tropp Seacord Congregational Church Cours

Mark 10th Birthday Meeting of B B B Club

All members and two guests attended a meeting at Mrs. Emily Scrivens home on East Broad Street last evening. Suesta were Mrs. Fred Huskin, son, and Mrs. George Decker. Thirty six banco games awarded prizes to Mrs. Sam Avery Sr, Mrs. Arthur Scrivens, and Mrs. David Beatty. Club prize went to Mrs. Harry Dickens Jr. After social time, hostess served refreshments at small tables. Next meeting set for April first with Mrs. Harry Dickens Sr.

B. B. B. Club Emily Scrivens East Broad Street Fred Huskinson George Decker Banco Sam Avery Arthur Scrivens David Beatty Harry Dickens Inccheon Harry Dickens, Sr Robert Hardie Harry Hange Charles Davis Harmony Group MF Society Arthur Rice Charles Fuller Royal Waltz Marvin Ingraham Marton Brouse Alfred Fuller

Annual Open House by the Personality Pals

Miss Vivian Scott hosted the Personality Pals at her Cleveland Street home for an annual open house last evening. Activities included a business meeting, bridge games with Ruth Townsend winning high score and Jayne Krapp taking consolation. Alberta Zine received the special prize as a guest, with luncheon served to guests Helen Zechmann and Alberta Zine of Lorain. The next meeting is planned for April 1 at Miss Jerry Hinkle’s Kenwood Street home.

Vivian Scott Cleveland Street Bridge Ames Ruth Townsend Jayne Krapp Alberta Zine Helen Zechmann Lorain Apri Jerry Hinkle Kenwood Street

Club Dance Plans Set For April Twenty First

A Ner home at 621 East River Street hosted HG Club members for a business session last evening. Final plans were made for a dance on April 21. Obstacle Bunco crowned Elizabeth Hahn high scorer. Dorothy Thorlalow also noted. Refreshments followed. next gathering set for April 1 with Elizabeth Hahn hosting at Ruby Powell’s home on Bell Avenue.

Reseena Padley East River Street H G. Club Bunco Eizabeth Hahn Dorothy Thorlalow Elizabeth Hahn Ruby Powell Bell Avenue

DAR Broadcast by Daisy Weld Warner Reveals Washington as Artist

The D A R broadcast series continues with Daisy Weld Warner of the Cleveland Museum of Art presenting on Wednesday March 2, 1925. The program will be aired over WGAR with the subject Washington as the Artist.

Br Daughters of American Revolution Da’sy Weld Warner Cleveland Museum of Art WGAR Washington

Guild Meets in Regular Session at First Congregational Church

The Guild of the First Congregational Church held a regular meeting yesterday afternoon in the church parlors. Members sewed during the afternoon and refreshments were served. The next Guild meeting is planned for April.

Guild of First Congregational Church Fred Todd George Runkle Kathryn Wright Guild

Local Personal Notices Highlight Visits and Illnesses

Mrs Alea Hergie hosted her mother this past week and they left for Jamestown New York today. Mrs Zelma Arnold underwent a serious operation in Cleveland yesterday. Mrs Katherine Benedict of Perry New York is visiting her sister Mrs H S Christensen. Mrs Ruth Hazelton received operative treatment at Elyria Clinic yesterday. Friends of H J Morgan expect his return to the Farm Implement store after five weeks ill. Mrs Carl Grosse is ill at Mrs Eckert’s home. Esther Johnson of Stanford Connecticut is visiting her mother Mrs Florence G Percival. Ruth Christman, music supervisor at North Ridgeville, was invited to speak at the National Education Association meeting in Indianapolis March 17 to 22. Mrs Frank Miller of Valley City is visiting her daughter Alma Kicoz. Mrs George Huttinger hosted a birthday dinner with relatives and friends. Other guests joined Mr and Mrs Claude Reusch and sons Milford and Carcoal, Mrs Frank Miller, Mrs Jerry Kristof and son Billy, and many locals in a gathering. Mr and Mrs G A Friday and others from Canton Lorain Auxiliary attended Cleveland Lodge No 338 muster in Cleveland last evening.

Zelma Arnold J. D. Squire West River Street Cleveland Katherine Benedict Perry New York H. S. Christensen Ruth Hazelton Glendale Court Elyria Clinic H. J. Morgan The Farm Implement Company Carl Grosse Eckert Spruce Street Franhk Miller Valley City Alma Kicoz George Huttinger Fifteenth Street Claude Reusch Milford Carco Frank Miller Wiss Hariet Klooz Jerry Kristof Billy la Porte Joan Hinev Maple Hegh's Bedford Ohio Lorde Lechreitner Glenn Nora Exlin Wellington J. T McCourt Howard McCourt Frances West Salem Glenn Repp WA. Moore H C. Moore Akron F. L. Moore Junior Moore Junior Karl Sharp Spireman Mansfield Jack Sharp Lenard Bridges W. J Brewley Liberty Street Helen Bement Otto Aulen Maple Heights Virginia Diana Hisey Orson Howe Homerville Frank Brown Alee Dale Allen Shirley Ann Allen Farrar Marion Brou Veda Vella Ashland Arpre Milton Wolf Robert Reeal Mary Fuller John Romine Albert Tedtow Nova Mildred Fuller Chatha Sloatz Weler Spencer Baptist Church Tagine

All Members At Meeting Bly Miadok Birthday Celebration

Guests at Bly Miadok’s tenth birthday party included Irene Rone Dorothy Bladusky Lillian Krupko Betty Krupkko Ruth Krupko Percy France Olive Kovalesky and Irene Dovala of Lorain The notice notes a green and yellow refreshment table and luncheon later in the afternoon Gifts were given to the guest of honor Bills received many presents from friends.

Bly Miadok Irene Rone Dorothy Bladusky Lillian Krupko Betty Krupkko Ruth Krupko Percy France Olive Kovalesky Irene Dovala Lorain

Four Ways To Make It Pattern Offer From 1940s Catalog

A fragmented ad for home dressmaking from Teachers College era lists patterns and sizes with prices and order details. It promises rayon crepe and velvet options, urging readers to send fifteen or five cents for pattern numbers and catalogs, while instructing to include name address and size.

Hospital Admissions And Discharges Mixed In List

Admissions include Robert Constance Mansfield Rodney Minnear Mansfield John Candela Ashta bula Barbara Kirsch J D No 1 Jeanne Nennelly Telegraph Road Mrs Edward Landin Graf ton Elleworth Hardy 303 Clark Street Mrs Kenneth Horton 410 Earl Court Discharges include James Collier 208 Harwood Mrs Edgar Martin baby girl 143 Cleveland street Charles Hess Jr 211 Cascade street Mrs Walter Blauvelt 290 EB 16th street

Robert Constance Mansfield Rodney Minnear John Candela Ashtabula Barbara Kirsch J. D Jeanne Nennelly Telegraph Road Edward Landin Grafton Elleworth Hardy Clark Street Kenneth Horton Earl Court James Collier Harwood Edgar Martin Cleveland Street Charles Hess, Jr Cascade Street Walter Blauvelt 16Th Street

Men of the First United Presbyterian Church Meet in Monthly League

The men's missionary league met with 23 members. R W Ramage led worship with Frank Allsopp on piano and led singing. A newly composed song by Mrs J P White was premiered. Gilbert Diewald joined, bringing total to 40. Leader reports and a new study from Seed Corn were discussed. Donations funded the India evangelist for April to June. The group notes growing influence beyond the local church and correspondence from major missionary figures. A Younger Men's Missionary Congress is planned for May 25 1935 in Chicago.

Men's Missionary League of the First United Presbyterian Church R. W. Ramage Frank Allsopp Edmund Wright Plano J. P. White Women's Missionary Magazine Frank Allsop Gulam Masih Evangelist India Gilbert Diewald League League 18 United Presbyterian John R. Mott International Missionary Council Robert N. Montgomery Muskingum College New Concord Oto Wm. H. Hockman Moody Bible Institute Chicago J. H. White U. P. Church Frederic J. Michel Lawmen’s Missionary Movement Michel Women’s Missionary Magazine John P. White

Second Congregational Church Holds Tureen Supper Meeting

Members of the Mise Hays class met last evening at the church for a tureen supper. A discussion of coming events dominated the business session. Games were played before and after the meal. Members planned to meet again in April and plans will be announced later.

Mise Hays Second Congregational Church

Council actions on sidewalk issues and traffic request

Last night Councilman Frank Henke requested cinders for Beech Street and a bad sidewalk on West River. both were referred to the street and sidewalk committees by Council President Everett Wilson. Councilman William G. Smith noted a bad sidewalk on Jefferson Street near Foster Avenue. Roth was referred to the committee. The safety committee rejected a traffic right at East Bridge and Fast River areas.

Beech Street Frank Henke Dewalks Everett Wilcson Henke West River Eirees William G. Smith Jefferon Street Foster Avenue Roth East Bridge Fast River

Interclass Contest Highlights Spencer School Event

Spencer March 19 report covers the first annual interclass contest held Friday in the Spencer School auditorium. Participants included Robert Rice Mary Frances Gurwood Wilda Moore Geraldine Kuepfer with readings by Clarabel Hange Leoni McCourt Robert Billman and Mav Lamp. short stories by Warren Allen Betty Weldrich Frank Allen and Ern'tine Bowman. plus solo class contests. Out of town judges evaluated a window deco representing the ritual motto.

Spencer Spencer School Robert Rice Mary Frances Gurwood Wilda Moore Geraldine Kuepfer Clarabel Hange Leoni McCourt Robert Billman Mav Lamp Warren Allen Betty Weldrich Frank Allen Ern'tine Bowman

Spencer PTA Plans Village School Marm Play

A Spencer area PTA meeting featured a varied evening with a large turnout for grade parents led by Miss Shipe. Local entertainment included Bob Burns and Harland Brown, with future events announced by the Knights and Pythians. Multiple local families and residents were noted for birthdays, visits, and moves, and a new baby named Virginia Diana Hisey was introduced. The community also highlighted church mission programs and a dramatic club preparing a new play for March 22.

Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed Church Event

Henrietta Hunrogetta hosts Ladies Aid Society at her home on Thursday afternoon. Meeting opened by President Lewin Dele, prayers held, and refreshments served to Rev. and Mrs. Burrichter, Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Bolin, Mrs. Latteman, Mrs. Coon Bickel, and others. attendees include several named ladies and Miss Sophia Pippert.

Hunrogetta Hay Brown Sophia Pippert Ladies Ald Society John Bolin Stvs Lotus Deleeld Martha Qdelefield Fred Batman Jacob Swonger Moth Chas Latteman Carl Bates Bates

Ladies Ald Seetets Meet At Mrs Lamvermyer's Home

The Evangelical group held an all day meeting at Mrs Ernest Lamvermyer's home with Rex Lees assisting as host. Eighteen members answered roll call including Mrs Harold Coats Mrs Alfred Schott Mrs Fred Ywining and others. Day featured sewing for the Flan Rock orphanage followed by a delicious noon dinner.

Chtrehamet Ernest Lamvermyer Irs Rex Lees Frank Kelbe de Vottonals Plerrer Harold Coats Alfred Schott Fred Ywining Carl Kendeigh G .C. Sanders Charles Cuugh George Maina Ralph McDowell George Weber Jesse Portman Frank Kelple Wallace Court Oc. He. Currier Leon Hopkins Pferrer Leos Ernest Lamermyer Sin Maselors Efaris Jones Mix Red Myer Paul Myer Ho OG Portman Pfferrer Lawrence Twining Flan Rock

Jocal Grange Arts Night in Kipton Tuesday Evening

Thirty eight members traveled from Jocal Grange to Kipton on Tuesday evening to perform a varied program. The lineup included group singing led by Marv Adier, jazz and piano solos by Mis Ernest Lamvermyser, a dramatic piece titled Pat Hooligan's Best by Walter Kothe, Carl Webber and Gertrude Vlary, a stunt by Mrs Oscar Zurcher and Mrs Hey 1 Rutherford Prenk Mason of Ridgeville spoke a brief talk. The March meeting of the 7- T OAL was held at the event building Wednesday evening after a business session led by Mrs Vatin who spoke on schools and Alabama. A social hour and refreshments followed.

Jocal Grange Kipton Jed Marv Adier Mis Ernest Lamvermyser C. Ho Currier Pat Hooligan Walter Kothe Carl Webber Gertrude Vlary Oscar Zurcher Hey Rutherford Prenk Mason Ridgeville Vatin Alabama Wallace

Portman Fellowships and Family Gatherings Highlight Campus News

Richard R. Portman of Toledo sails from New York for Bermuda after receiving a fellowship at the Institute of Technology in Pasadena California. Portman will spend a week vacation in Kansas City. In Lorain Ohio Mrs Oscar Zeise and daughter Beverly and Mrs Carl Stimson and son Dale visit their sister Mrs Richard Sanders.

Hoog) Portman The Institute of Technology Pasadena California Kansas City Richard R. Portman Toledo New York Bermuda Mic H G Portman Oscar Zeise Beverly Carl Stimson Dale Lorain Richard Sanders

Mr Lutz Werner Talks Newsworthy Talk At Event

Mr Lutz Werner delivered an interesting talk while the Deibert Berrs family moved this week from near Chatham to the Vina Berhtol residence on Billman Avenue.

Lutz Werner Deibert Berrs Chatham Vina Berhtol Billman Avenue

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