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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1936

Page

9

Brookside Latin Club chapel program at Sheffield

March 17 the Brookside Latin Club staged a chapel program in the school auditorium with Neva Carrick presiding. The event featured Latin songs and poems, a Latin rendition of the Gettysburg Address, piano pieces, Latin rounds, and talks on studying Latin, with students including Rosella Young, Kathleen Patek, Frances Tarnosky, Marie Wentling, and Maer Cawler participating.

Sheffield Brookside Latin Club Neva Carrick Americas Assembly Bety Patek Kathleen Patek Rosella Youngblood Getisburg Elizabeth Black Frances Tarnosky Due Duc Dus Remos Russell Marie Wentling Maer Cawler

Elvira High Society Note Reports Jackson Lee Wedding Plans

Doris Jackson of Elvira High School class of mid 1930s will marry Robert B. Lee of Oberlin on the 122nd at LaPorte Methodist Church with Rev. Paul Pask officiating. The date doubles as the couple's parents silver anniversary. Wedding date announced at a Jackson home bridge party. attendees included Mrs. Warne Kropp and Dorothy Lee. The report also covers local church events and a Twelfth Birthday party for Mary LaJane Burill.

Doris Jackson Elvrra High School Robert B. Lee Oberlin LaPorte Methodist Church Paul Pask Anni- Ray Jackson R. D Apri Brown Faemarly baPorteé Wderilil Lee Jackson Ruth Ehrke Lillian Bungert Mary LaJare Burill C. C. Burill St. Patrick’s Lake Avenue Nellie Hecock Betty Schrader Betty Garford Esther Schmitkens Gene Spore Carolyn Davies Janice Elliott Lorenza Green Marsha Biro Louise Gebusch Gertrude Brennan Dorothy Hogan Bernice Burill Mary LaJane

Postponed Meeting for G A R and Allies

The meeting scheduled for March 23 has been postponed to Wednesday April 7. A short program will precede the session and the gathering will begin promptly at 7 00 PM in the Woodmen hall attended by all organizations dated with the G A R.

Woodmen

Marmola reduces fat fast claims for weight loss

An advertisement touts Marmola as a physician endorsed obesity remedy. It promises a lighter figure for women who take tablets four times daily, noting widespread sales and nationwide availability.

Hostess Luncheon a Successful Church Event

A regional church hostess luncheon featured eleven tables with green and white decor. Guests included Mrs J W Miss Minnerva Se ion and Mrs Elizabeth Rich with assistants from the Beginners Department and their mothers. The program, led by Mrs George Tulk and Harold Wise, included a humorous play by the A A U W Drama Group and readings by Anna Trout. The president, Mrs Greene, announced the May first Marorezk fasc with Reverend Dam F Bradley as speaker, and a Federation women’s service on April 8 at First Congregational Church.

J. W Minnerva Seion Bell F.C. Keyes Elizabeth Rich Ed Gate Frank Wis Ed Gates James J. Broo George Tulk Harold Wise AA. U. W A Hanner RE. Mc Wiliams Muir Anna Greene Dam F. Bradley Cleveland Fed. Association of

94 Years Old Celebrates Quiet 94th Birthday

Mrs. M Hester Taggart marks her 94th birthday at the Elyria Home for the Aged where she has resided thirteen years. Born in Orrville, Ohio on March 19, 1842, she remains keenly engaged with current events, reading newspapers and periodicals and listening to radio, with a clear mind.

M Hester

Dramatics Group Elects Virginia Nye Chairman

The Senior Friendship club knitters and dramatics group met last evening under Mrs. Archie Penicaud and Mrs. Ted Seward. Virginia Nye was elected chairman and Jean Smith secretary. Julia Davis and Vera Smith handled props for The Dumb Waiter Patsy. Jean Smith and Betty Agate cast in Dormant Heritage. group plans to perform for public and other city organizations.

Archie Penicaud Zorup Ted Seward Virginia Nye Jean Smith Patsy Julia Davis Bandies Properties Vera Smith Betty Agate

Birthday Surprise For Mrs Todzham At Clinton Avenue

Friends surprised Mrs. Frank Todzham on a birthday anniversary last evening at 427 Clinton Avenue with banco entertainment. Guests Bele wa Erma Sabo and Berita Tord received tokens. A luncheon course followed for attendees Belle Mounon Lena Taber Dorotius Mason Erma Sabo Berenice Wat Todgham Irma Pew Boothroyd Ella Cm Zarnke Mahei Togzham and Austrey Parron.

Frank Todzham Clinton Avenue Banco Bele Wa Erma Sabo Berita Tord Ella Cm Zarnke Mahei Togzham Austrey Parron

Calendar for Tonight at Local Churches and Clubs

Tonight features a schedule of events across several groups. The Golden Route Bible class at T. P B church hosts Mrs. H Pueth on Harvard avenue, while the Gala club meets at 7 with Lois Schroeder and Rodsos Smith in Lorain. Council No. 6 RB and 5 te Temple hold annual inspection and services with Cian Robertson and David J. De Molar. The Woman's rim church meets with Mrs. W. L. Bodine, and CU P cottage prayer meet led by A. d. Krugman on Cascade street. Reverend D. P. Ful mer leads a 25 member event.

T. PB Church H. Pueth Harvard Avenue Lois Schroeder Rodsos Smith Lorain S. M. Desrées Cian Robertson David J. de Molar Circle 3 St. Paul's Ass Lincoln Cour Woman's Rim

Entertains J U G Club at Dorothy Dobbins Home

J U G Club met at Dorothy Dobbins 325 Cleveland Street where Anne Sterling Sparr Marie X Nemesh and Helen Lehman received awards. A salad course was served in a dining room with green and white decor and white carnations. The next meeting is scheduled for April 15 at Eima Johnson 232 First Place.

J. A. G. Chip Dorothy Dobbins Cleveland Street Sunes Anne Sterling Sparr Marie X Nemesh Helen Lehman Eima Johnson

Four Girls TN T Club Initiates New Members

Four new members Bea Stranahan Lucille Mohr a Than Marian Haase and Doris Haney were initiated at a gathering hosted by Evetta Sehiack on Columbus street. Luncheon was served to ten guests by the hostess and her mother. Next meeting to be hosted by Ada May and Marian Stanford on April first.

TN. T. Club Evetta Sehiack Columbus Street Bea‘trute Stranahan Lucille Mohra Than Marian Haase Doris Haney Ada May Marian Stanford

Rummage Sale at West Market House Alumni Elyria

Community rummage sale advertised for West Market House with proceeds benefiting Elyria Memorial Hospital Alumni association. Local residents urged to attend and donate items for the sale.

Snt West Market House Alumni Elyria Memorial Hospital

Chrysanthemum Club Luncheon At Mrs Kipi Home

Mrs Helen Kipi of Tenth Street hosted Chrysanthemum Club members at a Wednesday luncheon at one o clock. Refreshments were served and the table glowed with crystal and spring flowers. Guests played a game of pinochle with Mrs Harry Peters scoring and Mrs Rosenau receiving consolation. The next meeting will be the fifteenth with Mr Bert Peers of Oxford Avenue expected to attend.

Helen Kipi Tenth Street Harry Peters Rosenau Ert Peers Oxford

Meetings Round Table and Events Preview

An announcement lists upcoming gatherings and performances. Dr John Rankin attends Elrria Woman's Clan meeting Friday evening and Ghost Chasets perform Thursday. Agnes Hall and the Star Fri g couple join a program led by George Bush. The British Empire club hosts Noelda Patrick’s dance Saturday with music.

John Rankin Elrria Agnes Hall Br Fforence Orth Major Bowes George Bush British Empire Club

Methodist Circles Hold Meetings

Five Methodist circles held regular meetings yesterday with programs including 300k reviews, readings, and business discussions. Circle 3 featured a guest, hosted by Mr. H Longe of Park Eyesne, with Mrs. Longe and others assisting. twenty three members attended. The session opened with devotions led by Mrs. Fred Fulmer and included a Mary Peters review by Mrs. C Be Bins.

Circle 3 H. Longe Park Eyesne Mra Long Corfman J. W Powell Fred Fulmer Mary Peters Mary E. Chase C. Be Twerrek D. W. Reeier Agian

Meeting Notes At Woodland Avenue Dinner Event

Last evening a meeting at Woodland avenue followed a dinner for a group led by adviser M Evelin Brilliari. Plans were made for a minute meeting with speakers listed for March including Joan Norsworths Agnes Hapear Bes Bendick and Lois Lescher. Frances Lemon attended as secretary.

Gir Evelin Brilliari Woodland Avenue Maren Sard Joan Norsworths Agnes Hapear Bes Bendick Lois Lescher Frances Lemon

Birthday Dinner Aides Hold Quarterly Meeting

Emmanuel Lutheran church Ladies Aid held their quarterly Birthday dinner for members with birthdays in the past three months. The session covered routine business and future plans. The next meeting is scheduled at the church on April 15.

Ladies Aid of Emmanuel Lutheran Church

Mrs Derck Hosts Social Afternoon For Club Members

Mrs Derck of ieid avenue opened her home to friends Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Christine Derck and Mrs H were among those entertaining. Mrs Clarence Oat and Mrs G Browse of Woodland avenue were noted as club members, with plans to host again in two weeks.

Jake Young Clarence Oat Christine Derck Ieid Avenue G. Browse Woodland Lavenue

Notice Rummage Sale Postponed by Political Science Dept

A rummage sale hosted by the Political Science Department was postponed from Saturday to a later date. The notice provides no further details on new timing or location.

Political Science

Kennedy Brown Takes Western Division Women's Duties

G O P Post 2 candidate Kennedy Brown, a U.S. representative, assumes duties in the western division of women’s athletic affairs following a party decision. Brown’s move comes as Republicans reorganize leadership and designate new roles within the women’s committee.

Personal notices fragment hints at funeral and names

Fragmentary notice mentions funeral related terms and names such as Miller, Bucrrut, Mr. Hope, Burns, Allianz Van, and Har. The readable text is unclear, but indicates personal notices about a funeral event and associated individuals.

Bucrrut Mr. Hope Burns Allianz van H Har

Marriage Announcement Near West 22nd Street

An engagement and marriage notice notes the couple's forthcoming wedding near Aug West Lorain and a brother planning to be at home at 1637 West 22nd Street. The brief item mentions attendance and home address for the family.

Lorain

Drape Charter business session at ah Lodge opens

Fragments show a lodge meeting with a charter business session. The text mentions candidates or a class to initiate and refers to doors and families in attendance, though details are unclear due to OCR damage.

Ah Lodge Edge

British Empire Club St Patrick’s Dance

The British Empire Club hosts a St Patrick’s Dance on Saturday March 21 with music by Pajama Girls. This social event features lively tunes and a festive Irish atmosphere for members and guests.

St. Patrick's Dance

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed in Grafton Area

Multiple admissions and discharges across hospitals in Grafton and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Margaret Brown and Mrs Alonzo Hardy with street addresses on Lake Avenue and 320 West River Street respectively, plus Mrs Carl Hamm in Berlin Heights. Discharge noted for Mrs Julius Surke. Additional listings cover residents on 15th Street and West Third, including Elizabeth Nagy and Joe Trombetta, with other names and addresses in the Lodi and Princeton areas.

Margaret Brown Lake Ave Alonzo Hardy River St Carl Hamm Berlin Heights Julius Surke Grafton Joe Trombetta 15Th St Elizabeth Nagy Charles Dute Joe Weiner Lodi St Ziegmund Katubinski West Ave Joseph Godridge Frank Oertell Princeton Ave John Weichs Louise Parke Wellington

E and A Club Hosts Mrs Rankie and Guests

Mrs Rankie hosted the E and A Club at her Adelbert avenue home last night with both stores held by Mrs. Sidney Hudson. Mrs. Jack Lousway and Mrs. Burt Lew Lupehean served after the play to members and one guest. Mrs Joecourt will host next Wednesday April first.

Harry Rankie Adelbert Avenue Sidney Hudson Jack Lousway Burt Lew Lupehean Joecourt

Towels Hemmed for Church at St Andrew Home

Members hemmed towels for the church at the home of Mrs on Oxford Street in the afternoon. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Max on Harvard Avenue in April.

Yearte Wus St. Andrew Oxford Street Max Ps Harvard Avenue

Club Meeting At Miss Eleazer Myers Home

Miss Eleazer Myers hosted the A. Q. club on Quincy street Tuesday for a business discussion and social hour. Members enjoyed games, a late hour, and a delicious lunch served by the hostess. Elizabeth Szabo will entertain in two weeks.

Eleazer Myers Quincy Street A. Q. Club Elizabeth Szabo

Huntington Briefs and regional society notes

Twelve Huntington Grangers attended the Wellington Grange last Wednesday night. Marion C Carollin Rapkins and Marcha Waldorf joined the Lorain County Grange Officers banquet at Penfield last Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Andress Keep of Lorain visited the Kemmerly-Jewette home. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Jewette and two children spent Tuesday in Rochester with his mother, Mrs. W. A. Jewett. Mr. and Ted Morins were in Lorain. Mr. and Mrs. George Coe of North Olmstead spent Wednesday night here with Merion Coe and family. Merion Coe visited North Olmstead later with friends. Mr. Coe met Mrs. Cos Sunday for a day with them. Bar Taxlor returned home much improved from a recent illness. CURE IS SOUGHT OTTAWA. Ont. A new national medical society formed to wage a war on creaky bones in Canada, led by A. A. Fletcher of Toronto, to study cures for rheumatism.

Huntington Wellington Marion C Carollin Rapkins Marcha Waldorf Lorain County Penfield Andress Keep Lorain Kemmerly- Jewette Ford Jewette Twoildren Rochester W. A. Jew Ted Morins George Coe North Olmstead Merion Coes Merion Co Coe Cos Bar Taxlor Ottawa Canada A. A. Fletcher Toronto Sac

Penfield Notes On Birthdays, Deaths And Local News

Penfield Ohio March notes cover Alex Myers twelfth birthday party with classmates, a Methodist Society lunch plan, and sadness over Philip Chevalier’s death in Newfoundland. Also reported are a Grange dance, visits by local families, and Lawrence Livermore buying and remodeling a filling station south of Penfield. The World War cost Canada figure and a church supper at First Congregational in nearby Ridgeville are noted.

Pensiera W. H. Myers Alex Myers Leopard DeLong Luddie Browand Russel Sooy Norwood Knapp Russel Perry Milford Taylor Marshal Bligh Bruce McRoberts Wilbur Browand Jesse Kaiser Miss Afitche Jack Murphy Cleveland WAS & Buess

Michigan humorist Bergderfer entertains Brookside students

Michigan humorist Mr Bergderfer of Battle Creek entertained Brookside School students Friday afternoon with jokes stories humorous sketches and monologues. The first nine weeks tests of the second semester will be given Friday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Whiten and sons of Amherst were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Barie Johnson and family. Mrs Minne Foskett and 600 Lilord of East Cleveland were Sunday supper guests of their cousins Mr and Mrs P L Chambers and family.

Bergderfer Battle Creek Mich Brookside School Arthur Whiten Amherst Barie Johnson Minne Foskett Lilord East Cleveland P. L. Chambers Fami

Also Mentioned on This Page

Women’s Association of Second Congregational Church John Kennedy Max’ Gregory Nina Ram Vanderprie A. E. Remp Union Missionary Group First Congregational Church Joseph Fritz George Lamberton Vandereil Stt. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Mr. Gross St. Pauls Episcopal Church Norwalk Rv. E. B. Refhead St. Andrew's Church Phorol M. Benner Cabe Beverly Eago Ares Reid M. Bes Western Electric Club Brookhouser Methodist Lusmehsenm Zuest Iuecheos T Bers Gue Circta S Stanford Columbus Ella Terrell L. S. Douglass Miss Terrel Circle 7 George Johnson Mer Powell Spencer Grotp Ger Baer Powell Mrs. Derck the Brown Co. Printers - Paper Merchants Lodi St. Ph G. O. P. Post Kennedy Brown Repub Canamitteswoman Uvas Vtbertys of Womens Gam qAeme Phota Harry Burr Jeweler Broad Street Washington Ave E. and A.club M. BE. Society The Methodist Society School House Chevalier Charles Schulz Philip Chevalier Newfoundland Emma Holland Greenbush Mass Jack LaGranite Fredericksburg Uber Ashland W. A. D. Welsh Grange Dance Peafield Grance Grange Hall Grange Orchestra Carl Buell Warne Leona Buell Hannah Buell E. L. Pierce Far Boise Patricia Hopkins C. L. Minkler Jean Rev. Thurman Belden M. E Lawrence Livermore C. A. Gott Wast of Mr. Livermore N. Ridgeville Lodi St. Ender Jack ‘Tarry Lescher Michigan Rinso Wasiday Rinso Wats Frederics Vitron Neutra Gertrude Beauty Shop Clark Street
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