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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1936
Page
11
The program featured vocal solos by Gwen dolin Washinstein Mazdalene Cruces and Georgette Collins. Mrs Collins and her committee served refreshments after the business session. Mrs C Yost was elected secretary replacing Harold Perry who moved to Wellington.
An informal int talk on radio titled Behind the Scenes in Ra was presented by Deane and members of Fair Con, directed at Station WHR. Hostess Angie Horace entertained with Dane Fox assisting. guests included Cirrence and Eleanor, with a light program of music and remarks on wartime radio issues.
Saturday sale at Haris Poultry Market features stewing hens roasting chickens and plenty of broilers. Fresh meat and eggs available.
Mrs Warne Weer announces she was admitted to a local hospital for treatment. The notice conveys an update on her health status and requests prayers and well wishes from friends and relatives.
A bridge benefit event centered on Forty Ar principal figures Fort Beche and Mrs Pryce drew local attention. Organizers promoted charitable aims and community support, with attendees reporting hopeful outcomes for linked relief funds.
An apparent school activity reports new officer elections with two officers selected yesterday as students announce a student government update.
Circle event noted three hostesses presiding over Leon while singing followed by remarks from de W ite. Guests included Mrs. Greg ya Milier Mrs. Davidsen 9:ps Chohanoff and Mrs. Lewis Wetdrtely at Prony mo avenue. Circle plans Thursday April meeting.
Distrubing disturbances marred a local Homer Street dance run by the club. Jon Witt of Amherst emerged as a new member amid a night with prizes and speeches.
Plan for a community progressive dinner honoring local figures includes a table app schedule and reminders for attendees. Organizers aim to connect residents across neighborhoods, with a welcome at the start and separate courses hosted by volunteers over several weeks.
Plans for a social event in Tring were disrupted by a linen concern at the course. Roberta and Ris Tra Roberta served a beverage while attendees adjusted expectations for the April 1 date.
The record notes licenses issued to Ernest Binting Ankh driven and Grace Bintin erst. Details on the licenses, dates, and purposes are not provided in the fragment.
Fragmented notes describe addresses and individuals linked to hospital omissions and discharge notices. Mentions Mrs Grant Al Bh and Mrs Warerfield among others, with scattered references to Zhoma Secor Congress and local social events. A meeting at Ida Dy Uhuries trosbyr is noted, with scores, consolations, and a forthcoming party and next meeting in East Erie.
The Riverside club held an afternoon salad course at Mrs Sterling Ray's home. Mrs Morris Brown won first prize, Mrs Dave O'Brien took second, and the hosts finished third with Mrs Orrie LYSCHT consoling. The club plans an April Fool party at Mrs Brown's home, 355 Loxford Avenue, in two weeks.
A change in speakers at this evening's prayer service at United Presbyterian church is announced. Mrs Guy Byars will lead the meeting instead of Miss Johnson.
St Pauls EWU gathered at St Pauls church with group singing led by Paul Wainwright. Miss Mary Fox accompanied on piano and sang duets with Mr Wainwright and Mrs Claude. Mrs Mas Lyndon led the scripture reading from Matthew, followed by prayer. Mrs Wigfield, Mrs John Jehte presided over business, and members discussed upcoming plans and entertainments.
Lois Schroeder hosted a social gathering at Robson Court night. Guests Miss Eve Ernst, M Resadel Rhodes, and Miss Teantte Sibey received prizes at a reception. Green was chosen for the refreshment, with Ap Resadel Rhodes of Trh Fireet noted in attendance.
Two tables of bridge were played Thursday evening as Mrs Jeanette Patterson hosted in honor of Miss Harriet Somers bride elect of Joseph E Smith. Somers received a gift from friends and guests enjoyed a green and white dessert with green candlelight. The Somers Smith wedding is planned for Saturday April eleventh at the bride’s home. A St John’s church Ladies Aid society social featured bingo on Thursday with Mrs Harry Peters and Mrs F Schoch among winners.
Mrs Evans will speak at the Bip Club in Jeff H mm Priegis Monday after eucharist. A general session will decide on inter The Variety Soro was entered at Josephine Street Roing to deny Weed Sad Betry Bishop. A meeting will be held at the hoa Ss Biska on River sires in two evid Goll Assoriss 400 of EL has sagacheon at Tea Rese made at club dy j Mondar noon March 23rq-
St Pauls Circle No 5 met for an evening at Mrs Howard Steins home 11% Lived a court last might with fine attendance. After the business meeting social time followed and a luncheon course was served. The next gathering will be in two weeks at Mrs Harry Gilmans Kell avenue house.
A late supper at 6 30 p m preceded the W E A Juniors meeting with fifteen members present. After the meal the usual business was discussed. Next Thursday March 26 a bingo party will be held at the home of Junior supervisor Leona Schmidt 311 Cleveland Street.
Edward Coleman entertained the Bridze Wits at her East River Street line yesterday with luncheon at one. Bridze games in the afternoon awarded prizes to Mrs William Rito and Mrs Meschike. In two weeks the group will be joiners of Ci
Mrs J C Jackson and Mrs H Low hosted an Amerie Club meeting at Seculd streets yesterday. Prizes were awarded for scores in the bridge game. The club will meet again in two weeks on W XII.
A rummage sale is set for West Market House with admission 10 and 20 cents. Alumni Elyria Memorial Hospital hosts a Ladies Minstrel at Ridgeville Grange Hall tonight with admission 10 and 20 cents.
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