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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1935

Page

21

Annual inspection of Major Woodworth Camp No 62 United Spanish War Veterans

Over one hundred members and friends attended the annual inspection at the K of C Hall with Commander Ernest J McRoberts presiding. Visiting comrades from Akron Cleveland Lorain and Norwalk were welcomed and Louis Schultz transferred in. Reports noted funds raised for Salvation Army drive and planning for Memorial Day. Auxiliary officers detailed lunches and a sewing circle meet future dates and guest visits.

Woodworth Camp No United Spanish War Veterans K. of C. Hall Ernest. J. McRoberts Chas. A. Dick Dept L. ¥. Mockridge O. J. Pettijohn H. W. Leitz H. W. Parker Akron Walter K. Patterson Wm. D. Teasedale Garretson Cleveland Burford, Emery, Laraway C. Shaw W. T. Shaw Wm. E. Gilmore Lorain Ohio Louis Schultz Woodworth George P. Calburn Salvation Army J. G. Schrock Dan C. Kothe Norwalk Pope North East Ohio Booster Club Alliance, Ohio J. Pettijohn Inspector Mockridge Chas A. Dick D. C. Rothe Furnace Street

Sauerkraut Dinner in Ridgeville Ohio Sunday

Community event at St Peter's Auditorium Ridgeville Ohio invites locals to a Sunday sauerkraut dinner served from 1 to 4 AM and 5 30 to 8 PM. Free entertainment follows both afternoon and evening sessions aimed at residents and visitors.

St. Peter’s Auditorium No. Ridgeville Ohio

Business Women Hear Cleveland Attorney at Elyria Dinner

The Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club hosted a public relations dinner at Spring Valley Country Club celebrating National Business Women's Week March 17 to 28. Attorney Harold H Burton of Cleveland spoke on Stability Today while a piano recital and songs accompanied the evening.

Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club Spring Valley Country Club Elyria Club Lorain Club Harold H. Burton Cleveland Catherine Seward Dorothy Funk Vivian Hackett Caroline Foley Mildred Moulton Elizabeth Rich Alice Foley Marjorie Rossiter Smythe del Riego Rogers Baldwin Rasbach- Aslanoff Buchanan Hildreth Hecock Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club H School Dows John Lersch Ohio Fuel Gas Company

Formal Initiation for Real Cy Club Members

Last evening Real Cy Club held a formal initiation at the club rooms Turner Block. Guests included Mrs Margaret Kinison former WWCA secretary. Initiated were Muriel Sump Maxine Ca Toll Niza Rober Masdaline Golimar. Prizes were awarded by Helen Persensky and William Nemeth. The next meeting will be April fourth at the home of Lian Nemeth on Lake Avenue.

Real Cy Club Club Ronks Turner Block Margaret Kinison C. A. Secrretary Muriel Sump Maxine Ca Toll Niza Rober Masdaline Golimar P Cow Wisco Grace Stareon Enleen O'Deanell Mabel Kofske the Elf Araes Tert Thureday Evens Bid-Lo Snes

Nye Chapter DeMolay Examines Candidates In Hall

The David J Nye Chapter of DeMolay examined five candidates in a last evenings session at the 1 10 O Fy hall. PM C Norwood Rawmhardt presented the chapter with a large photo of the former advisor Dad Beebe beloved by all members in behalf of a person deeply interested in the Nye chapter.

David J. Nye P.M. C. Norwood Rawmhardt Dad” Beebe

Calendar of church and club gatherings described

Local calendar lists church school staff suppers and family events at various addresses plus meetings of Round Table Club Excelsior Club Northwest Encampment card party and Circle of lists Methodist church devotional hour led by Mrs Shook with entertainment by Billy Powell featuring xylophone solos and planned April 24 meeting. Founders Day banquet at Methodist church to celebrate 66th anniversary.

At & Wom Walter Fisk Oberiin Hone Churen Christ Round Table Tol Rankin Evcetsior Alberta Hank R. M. Timms Denison Avenue Women's Foreign Missionary Society Methodist Church Olson Epworth Fuetd Methodist Church Cleveland Unite Presbyterian Church Janet Davidson Charles Court Northwest O. F. Hail Ralph Willams Fifteenth Street Charles M. Williams Ralph Rosencrans John Shook Harley Vibber Billy Powell

Pilgrim Church Women Plan Silver Tea Event

The Woman's Association of Pilgrim church was entertained by Mrs. Rhea Van Boven with a devotional hour by Mrs. M. Dewhurst and a brief business session. Jean Marie Smith read two recitations, and Mrs. Maha saved presented an article on a Mighty Army. A silver tea is set for Friday March 29 at Mrs. Emily Scrivens's East Broad street home.

Woman's Association of Pilgrim Church Rhea van Boven Winckles Street M. Dew Hurst Jean Marie Smith L. W. Maha Congregational Church Harry Heal Emily Scrivens East Broad Street

Our Ministers New Car Play Delights Local Circle

The Metho dist Circle 3 presented a play Our Ministers New Car entertaining 75 members last evening. A tureen supper for members families and guests Dr and Mrs E J Bond and Mr and Mrs W C Snowden attended. A brief business meeting followed. The circle donated to the Salvation Army. Directed by Mrs E J Bond the cast included Mrs H B Stone Mrs Dwight Burr Mrs Stenz Mildred Stearns Maxine Miller Mary Cordrey and others.

Our Ministers Methodist Circle 3 E. J. Bond W. C. Snowden Aid Society H. L. Cordrey Salvation Army Church School Room H. B. Stone Dwight Burr Stenz Mildred Stearns Maxine Miller Mary Cordrey Fesler Bender Herbert Chohanoff

Evengelical Women’s Union of St Pauls Meets in Church

The Evangelical Women’s Union of St Paul’s church held its monthly meeting yesterday at the church. Mrs Wigfield led the song service and Mrs Irion conducted the devotional. A paper on missions by Mrs Fitzner drew interest and the program included a “Green Car” feature. Members celebrated a recent anniversary and plans were made for a card party at Mrs George Tacit’s Lake Avenue home on March 28. The next meeting in ten weeks will include the card party for members and friends.

Evangelical Womens Union of St. Paul's Church E. Wigfield Ernst Irion Fh. Fitrhner Woeptes Cirelain Tiagerrets Orcas Mats Haliday St. Batrat Tarenor Seeepan George Tacit Lake Avenue

Radio Teacher Graves to Broadcast on WOSU

Prof Hills Graves, popular Ohio State instructor, will speak weekly on campus radio WOSU at 2 0 pm each Wednesday during the spring quarter. Students sign up in advance for English classes and many listeners tune in for his world travel and arts topics.

Ohio State University Hills Graves Qiiw Punior Radio Graves WOSU Taves

Hostess To Guild Sees Guild Members In Afternoon Meet

The Episcopal church guild gathered with Mrs A Ponard and Mrs Harry Trumpy of Oxford avenue. Twenty one attended as Lee KR Taylor, president, opened the meeting. Norah Abbe read a paper from the Episcopal Journal. Members sewed, refreshments were served, and plans were made for the April 4 Lenten service and a church luncheon followed by quilting.

Episcopal Church A. Ponard Oxford Avenue Harry Trumpy Lee KR. Taylor Norah Abbe Episcopal Journal

Entertain Haches Club Hosts and Prizes Declared

Entertained at Miss Ruth Gorman's 2107 Malcolm Court the Haches Club enjoyed bridge as the evening's diversion. Prizes went to Helen Marie Snyder first and Reba Maurer consolation. A two course luncheon followed with guests including Reba Maurer Hath us Jane McQuistion Helen Snyder Helen Mae Snyder Janis Gallatin Maxine Lund Lorain and the hostess. The next meeting is April 3 at Helen Marie Snyder's Harvard Avenue residence. A large turnout attended and trophies awarded to Mrs Charles Persons Mrs C A Cavagna Mrs Maude Saladin Lorain Mrs Minnie Brockson D W Myers and R F Leemhuis. A calad course was served after the play. The final party in the series will take place April twenty fifth.

Hachez Club Ruth Gorman Malcolm Cotr Helen Marie Snyder Reba Maurer Hathus Jane McQuistion Helen Snyder Helen Mae Snyder Janis Gallatin Maxine Lundsven Lorain Harvard Avenue Eneral Americas Oliene Mu Charles Persons C. A. Cavagna Maude Saladin Minnie Brockson D. W. Myers R. F. Leemhuis H. H. L. Club Tressie Lehmauch Elizabeth Court Bridie Naomi Walker Beatrice Viole Eleanor Siegmund Columbus Street

Guest Day Planned by Circle at Mrs Biss Home

Members of the church circle met yesterday afternoon with Fred Fulmer of Haster Heicnts Boulevard to plan a Guest Day on April fifty. The event will be hosted at Mrs H F Biss of Middle Avenue. Jackson conducted the devotional period with Mrs Fulmer assisted by Mrs Coughill in serving refreshments.

Fred Fulmer Haster Heicnts Boulevard H. Fh. Biss Middle Avenue Jackson Fulmer Coughill

Luncheon Held by Division Co over Fourth of Christ

Yesterday the division met with Mrs H G Wilson of 320 Fast Ave. Mrs Edwin Fchetnherr and Mrs Aca Mallory assisted. A luncheon was served at 12 30 to sixteen members and Mr dames presided. After noon a program followed with Mrs a American at the rest.

H. G. Wilson Fast Ave Edwin Fchetnherr Aca Mallory Dames

W B A Play Cards Benefit Meeting Report

The W B A met with good attendance at the recent event run by Mrs Finn a Zaheles replacing Mrs Reyneias as president. The group discussed investments and rites, with April planned for an investiture service led by GF at Wink tome. Thirty two plants were cataloged and pledged for Bargien Nenant Urhe fund.

W. B.A Finnna Zaheles Clia Reyneias Stea Lancers Othe Omeatirz Wink Tome Bargien Nenant Urhe Eeematy Howensine Trearnay Bert Gonod Night Circle

Local Personal News and Visits in Fayette Ohio Area

Mr and Mrs G C Sheriff of Third street travel in Fayette Ohio where Mr Sheriffs father Chas Sheriff died yesterday afternoon. Funeral services set for Sunday. Denton Whitmore attends Young Men's Conference of Ohio as local Y Indua Club delegate in Piqua March 22 23 24. Mrs Sarah Heal returns home after months in Michigan and Cleveland. The article lists multiple residents moving visiting and returning from trips including Mr and Mrs Frank Oertell and daughter Marilyn moving to 315 Princeton Avenue Rev Bourquin's sixtieth birthday celebrated with family in Cleveland. Miss Margaret Kinison of Winchester Illinois visiting Fayette as former YWCA secretary.

G. C Third Street Fayette Ohio Chas Denton Whitmore Young Men's Conference of Y-Indua Club Piqua Sarah Heal Michigan Cleveland Kenyon Avenue Frank Oertell Marilyn Princeton Avenue C. T. Winckles Cleveland Road Washington, D.C Dewey Hall Sixth Street Frank Crawford Middle Avenue Daytona Beach Florida Washington DB. C Mia J. R. Millspaugh Virginia Heughta Boulevard California Aliee Denger Toledo Denger Adelbert Avenue Julius Schuster Ed. Haywood Paul Bourquin Kimmel Road Bourquin Margaret Kinison Winchester Illinois

Hospital Admissions and Circle Meetings in La Grange

Ruth Jackson and Jean Malcolm listed as admissions from Norwalk and R. D. No. 3 earlier. Circle No 5 of the Methodist church met for a luncheon at 12 30 with Mrs Buswell on Howe street. 33 members and 3 guests attended. Activities included prayer, a 23rd Psalm dramatization, singing, and a Salvation Army donation planned. Circle No 6 met at Mrs E H Terrells with 17 members and 7 guests. devotions led by Mrs Corfman, plans for a silver tea on April 21, and a program featuring readings by Mrs Brodberk.

Ruth Jackson R. D Jean Malcolm Norwalk Dicharres Merle Hastings la Grange Circle No. 5 The Methodist Church Buswell Howe Street H. Heidrich Coon Old Rugged Cross Morgan Florida Salvation Army A. A. Crooks Harvard Anue Heidrich Schulke Bond Frank Stetson Rose Wilder Lane M. F. Elliott F. E. Foreman E. J. Crisp Mc Roberts Alex Garland E. H. Terrell East Broad Street C. #. Brodberk

Wicota Class Dines at Church of Christ

Members of the Wicota class enjoyed a tureen dinner at the Church of Christ last evening led by teacher Miss Kathryn Her chier. Green and white decor adorned tables as rose cups held confessions and a brief business meeting outlined plans for a Saturday night event. Committees led by Leora Aleyseder Charlotte Chare and Virginia Branger arranged the affair.

Wicota Church of Christ Kathryn Herchier Tyre Leora Aleyseder Charlotte Chare Virginia Branger

Pythian Sisters Meet In Lorain Host and Games Day

In Lorain twelve Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters were entertained at Mrs Henry's home. Prizes in bridge, canaste and five hundred went to Mrs Boddy Shrubs Lyberger and Laura Barton. A dining room repast followed with green decorations. Next Pant Chiefs meeting set for Mrs Barton on Seventh Street with April 26 date change due to inspection. Also notes on Methodist Circle No 1 dinner, DeMolay Alumni bridge party at Elyria Woman's Club, H H L Club, Ninety Five Club gathering, and Youth Fellowship planning in Chatham Ohio for Medina and Lorain counties.

Canton Lorain Cora Bemis West Street Edith Henry California Bertha Powers Minnie Church Jed Gertrude Johnson Mra. Dda Henry Lorain Banco Mra Lillian Boddy Marian Shrubs Sole Bertha Lyberger Laura Barton Fayvora Barton Seventh Street Chatham Ohio Congregational Churches Medina Lorain Counties

Hamilton P T A Rum mage Sale Near Broad Street

Gates P T A hosts a rummage sale at 592 West Broad Street running all day Friday and Saturday. Proceeds support the Hamilton community group and school activities.

Hamilton P. T A W. Broad Gates P. T. A

Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Meets for Birthday Dinner

The Araeo Lutheran Ladies Aid Society held a quarterly birthday dinner at the church. Mrs Clara Willard, Mrs Henry Haag, Mrs Roh Platy, Mrs Envy Spieth, Mrs Barbknecht and Mrs Ernest Wotnebaum helped with the setup of pink sweet pea décor and a sub luncheon. The group planned a future business meeting in the coming weeks.

Araeo Lutheran Ladies Aid Society

Sewstety Weets Members Plan March Meeting

Members gathered at Mrs. Otte Stegman and Wolf court to discuss embroidery during an evening meeting. Light refreshments were served in the dining room. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Harold Bennett on East Avenue Thursday, March 28.

Sewstety Olut Due Otte Stegman Wolf Court Harold Bennett East Avenue

Mrs Wendell Hosts Cedar Street Card Party

Mrs Wendell entertained a group of friends Thursday afternoon at her Cedar street home. Mrs Portman won the first prize, Mrs Kofske the second, and Mrs Hecock the third for the event's niceties. Dainty refreshments marked the pleasant gathering.

Wendell Irvin Wendell Cedar Street B. V. Portman W. Kofske Anna Hecock

Evangelistic Services At South Rides Church Begin March 27

Evangelistic services will start Wednesday evening March 27 at South Rides Evangelical Church and run through April 7 with nightly meetings at 7 45 p m except Saturdays. Rev J A Hetche will preach with special advising and preaching on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.

South Rides Evangelical Church J .A. Hetche

Why Do The Birds Sing at M.E. Church Sunday

Reverend John G. Koonte preaches on the song The Birds Sing at Mieldy M E Church Sunday March 24. A boys and girls Sermonnette by Mr and Mrs Jack Meyers. A violin duet by Mrs G Koonte and Glenn Stranahan. Miss Margarete Stranahan at piano. The Ladies Quartette sings Nearer My God To Thee. Mano Prelude and Postlude by Loyd. Sunday School at 11 am. Epworth League at 5 pm. Third evening Lenten service at 7:30 with George editor of Styria Chronicle Telegram as guest speaker on The Church and the Newspaper. Public invited.

John G. Koonte Mieldy M. E Jack Meyers Wil Chas Giabriel Dg. Koonte Glenn Stranahan Rafrain Fritz Kreisferd Margarete Stranahan Alfred Beiilyi Agnes Tie Loyd A.W. Palmer Epworth League Miz Marion Cambridge Charze Tia George Styria Chronicle- Telegram

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