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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1940

Page

13

Betrothal of Miss Reynolds to Dr. Luther L. Terry

Miss Beryl Janet Reynolds of 330 Denison Avenue is engaged to Dr. Luther L. Terry son of Mrs. James Edward Terry of Red Tever Alabama. Reynolds, Ohio Wesleyan graduate and Pi Beta Phi member, studied dietetics at University Hospital of Cleveland and works at Cleveland City Hospital. Terry, Birmingham Southern College and Tulane graduate, Pi Kappa Alpha and Alpha Kappa Kappa member, has been with University Hospitals and City Hospital of Cleveland and now teaches medicine at Washington University while supervising the pneumonia study for St. Louis.

Harry L. Reynolds Denison Avenue Beryl Janet Luther L. Terry James Edward Terry Red Tever Alabama Miss Reynolds Ohio Wesleyan University Pi Beta Ph Sorority University Hospital of

Will Send Advisor To YWCA Bi-Ennial Convention

Senior Friendship Club cabinet votes to send advisor Mrs Earl Lautenschleger to the national YWCA bi en nial conference in Atlantic City April 10 16 and allocates funds for Lakeside conference beginning June 23. April events include a high school assembly April 10 with speaker Margaret Wenner and a Leap Year dance March 29 at the Elks hall.

Senior Friendship Club Earl Lautenschleger Atlantic City Lakeside Margaret Wenner Cleveland College Oberlin High School Elizabeth Love Valene Tite Ruth Eady Helen Bristol Joan Duckett Julia Sullivan Iane Geisel Rocky River Friendship Club Y. W. Gym Howenstine Valerie Tite Elks Hall Marian Lindberg Psalm of Life Longfellow Phyllis Bourquin Lois Lerseh Marian Tandberg

Shower for Teacher at Roosevelt School Before Marriage

Seventh grade girls at Roosevelt School showered Miss Martha Thomas with kitchen utensils after school. Thomas, a departmental teacher, will marry Stanley R. Turner on March 30 at St. Andrew's church.

Roosevelt School Martha Thomas Thomas Stanley R. Turner St. Andrew's Church

Alice McCracken Elected President of Elyma Education Group

Miss Alice McCracken was elected president of the Elyma Education Association at a meeting held at Marny's on East Bridge Street. Other officers include Katharine Hopwood as vice president and Carolhe Ost as treasurer. Dr Lous C. Wight of Baldwin-Wallace College gave an inspirational talk following the dinner and business session.

Alice McCracken Elyma Education Association Marny’s East Bridge Street Katharine Hopwood Carolhe Ost Lous C. Wight Baldwin-Wallace College

Local faculty and student notes reveal spring break plans

Senior Miss Jeannette Linville of Flora Stone Mather College at Western Reserve University joins four others in Phi Beta Kappa. Numerous Elyria teachers announce Easter vacation spots from Lakewood to Detroit and Canton. Hospital births include children for Blange Smith, Sulian Pernin, George Flury, Arthur Castle, and Earl Esler families.

Jeannette Linville Flora Stone Mather College Western Reserve University Phi Beta Kappa Miss Linville J. C. Linville West Avenue Elyria High School League of Women Voters Flora Stone Mather Mildred Scott Roosevelt School Sandusky Caroline Rost Lynchberg Ohio Florence Hines Ashland Dorothy Bartter Cuyahoga Falls Ima Strait New Albany Columbus Elyria McKinley School Alice Gaston Lakewood Nance Mildred Cope Mt. Pleasant Mary Beattie Detroit Ethel Higeneck Elmore Catherine Hartman Berlin Heights Sarah Yoder Millersburg Edith Harmon Springfield Dayton Ona Shumaker Distant Pennsylvania Hamilton School Zetta Brooks Zanesville Milford Center Plymouth Helen Coe Washington, D. C Waynesboro Virginia Audrey Ketchum Cleveland Wakeman Mary Garford Genevieve Kucherrither Ada Helene Kipt Kalamazoo Michigan Tenth Street Daryl Kipt Michigan State Normal W. H. Kipt Sabra Armstrong Glouster Esther Bly New York State Elizabeth Bozeman Canton Elynn Sarah Hamilton Jefferson School Robert Jones Clyde Robert Holmes Enghith Street Ohio Wesleyan University Holmes Ohio Wesleyan Nora Neher Blange Smith Elyria Memorial Hospital Grafton Sulian Pernins Columbia Station George Flury Arthur Castle Castles Fourth Street Earl Esler Elyria Memorial L. H. Dunfee Lake Avenue Miami Florida Roy Clymer Findlay

Evening club listings and social notices scroll

Calendar for tonight lists multiple clubs and meetings including Just Us Eight, Sphinx, Et-Yet, Di-Ota, Lanigha, Odem, H. G. L., Sonrisa anniversaries, Four-of-a-kind, Pilgrim Women, Major Woodworth Camp, Elyria DeMolay, Circle No 5 St Pauls, Second Congregational service at 7 30, choir at 8 30. Junior Avalons host mothers tea at 507 West avenue with readings and accordion solos, bingo prize winners noted, Easter table decor described, Floral Acres offers plants with free delivery.

Just Us Eight Wallace Johnson Daughters of Scotland Worst Hall Sphinx Club Gladys Johnson Bath Street Helen Kramer East Avenue Bettye Smith W.B A. Turven Lanigha Betty L. Cunningham Middle Avenue Pilgrim Women’s Association of Pilgrim Church A. E Hall Sally Jo Meloy West Avenue Muss Bonnie Black Harbor Lights Anchors Aweigh Paonessa Pronest

Hospital Admissions and Banquet Details From Grafton Area

List of hospital admissions and discharges including Mrs Arthur Castle and George Kosor Cleveland among others. Reports plans for the annual mother daughter banquet in Mey with Ta Wa S club hosted by Mrs Harriett Mills and Mrs Dorothy Hastings at the former home on Cambridge Avenue. Committee chairs named. Red Cross sewing noted. Easter themed decorations. former member Theodora Owens rejoined. meeting place for Tuesday April 16 to be revised.

Mey Ta-Wa-S Harriett Mills Dorothy Hastings Cambridge Avenue Cecil Garrett Raymond Brunger Mulis Red Cross Theodora Owens

Congregational Circles Plan March Meetings at Church

The Woman's Association of the First Congregational church held three of four circles at the church for a tureen luncheon and meetings. Circle No 1 opened with devotions led by Miss Abbie S Merrow and read from Christ and the Fine Arts by Cynthia Pearl Mays. A joint luncheon followed. Mrs W E Cadmus led a devotional service. Mission work in India was showcased by A A Martin and Mrs Martin. Circle No 4 will meet April 17 at Miss Charlotte Brooks apartment at the Colonial. Circle No 2's next meeting place to be announced. Circle No 3 hosted by Mrs Ray Redington with Harwood Lersch, featured a spring flowers table, Miss Roberta Price spoke on Shaufler mission work among South Dakota Indians with Mass Price scenes. The bank offering supports the project, and Mrs S F Basinger will open her home for Circle No 3 on April 17.

Harry Bogart Emmanuel Lutheran Aid Society Aid Society J. L Urich Hazel Rheimuk A. J. Fenner Arthur Hers Harold Smith David Lindberg St. Clar Rebekah Lodge Turden Odd Fellows Lodge Woman's Association of the First Congregational Church Midt Circle No Abbie S. Merrow Jesus Cynthia Pearl Mays Ruth Gates W. E Cadmus A. A Marlin India Martn Martin Oberlin Charlotte Brooks Circle No 4 Colonial H. G. Hoover Circle No. 2 Ray Redington Washington Avenue Harwood Lersch KH. H. Nye Stanley Shawn Clabp Shauffler Schoo Cleveland Shauffler Roberta Price South Dakota S F .Basinger Ohio Street Circle No. 3

Plan Party Series At Townsend Club No 2 Woodman Hall

Townsend Club No 2 members vote to sponsor Saturday night parties at British Empire Club hall starting March 23 with Norman Reisinger’s orchestra and Mel Brown as MC. Mrs Stockmaster notes a membership drive. two new members admitted. A bake sale is planned for early April at the Gas Company office to aid the delegate fund. Perry Reisinger spoke. bingo prizes awarded. Music by Mrs Cowles and Charles Wallen with Perry Reisinger calling. Next meeting set for March 26.

Woodman Hall Townsend Club No. 2 British Empire Club Norman Reisinger Mel Brown Isas Stockmaster Gas Company John Surdock Perry Reisinger Inch Fred Cowles Charles Wallen

Elvira Eagles Easter Party

Elvira Eagles host Easter party Friday and Saturday night for members and wives or lady friends only at Linneh.

Elvira Eagles Linneh

No name club gathers for bridge at Higgins home

Last evening Mrs. Sheila Higgins hosted the No name club on Middle Avenue with bridge. First prize went to Mrs. El Whitmore, Miss Ruth Blakeley and Mrs. Helen Schaefer. Guest Mrs. Lloyd Thompson attended. Mrs. Ann Sharkey could not attend. The next meeting will be held in two weeks at Mrs. James Sharkey’s home on Fifth Street.

Sheila Higgins No Name Club Middle Avenue el Whitmore Ruth Blakeley Helen Schaefer Lloyd Thompson Ann Sharkey James Sharkey Fifth Street

Milan Event Highlights Stage Arts Rockettes Parents Club

A meeting of the Stage Arts Rockettes Parents club was hosted by Mrs. Jim Brown in Milan. Attendees enjoyed games and an Easter luncheon. On April 16, Mrs Josephine Karnik of Lorain will host a 4 p.m. business and social meeting. The Elyria Library story hour tomorrow at 4 features Elaine Cole reading The Easter Bunny and other Easter tales for children.

Milan Stage Rockettes Parents Club Jim Brown Josephine Karnik Lorain Elyria Elaine Cole DuBose Haywood

Kruschen adds new effervescent daily form for digestion

Advertising claims Kruschen now comes in a sparkling daily dose for gentle bowel movement, aiding digestion and acting as mild antacid and kidney stimulant. Tests at a world famous hospital allegedly show the product helps keep waste soft for easier elimination. Jar is inexpensive and long lasting. available in still form as well.

Kruschen U.S.A Adu

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