Distinguished Guests Attend Inspection Of Marshall Chapter
Last evening the annual inspection of Marshall Chapter No. 47 R. A. M. drew about two hundred attendees including Excellent Companion Paul G. Lutz and Bray. The Most Excellent Masters' Degree was conferred on two candidates as visitors from seven chapters gathered. a quartet performed vocal numbers and a bouquet was presented to Excellent High Priest Henry Schulz by his wife and daughter. Luncheon followed with group singing led by Joe Boddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Chapter
Paul G. Lutz
Royal Arch Magons
Ohio
Bray
Messrs
Shour
Terry
Dettman
Spencer
Gree
Henry Schulz
Iodge
Ohio Music Teachers Association Convention Moves to May
The fifty first annual Ohio Music Teachers Association convention dates shifted to May 11 12 and 13 and set for Columbus at the Neil House and Ohio State University. Noted figures include Herbert Witherspoon Ellis Snyder Edgar Stillman Kelley Russell Morgan L W Sprague G Oscar Russell and Edwin Arthur Craft. A Brahms Festival is planned for day two and Carmen will be staged by the Columbus Civic Opera Company with Miss Louise Brown as local chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Music Teachers’ Association
Columbus
Ohio State University
Herbert Witherspoon
Cincinnati Conservatory
Ellis E. Snyder
Capital University
Neil House
Columbus Civic Opera Company
Madame Witetoskin
Louise Brown
Ladies Auxiliary Eagles card party and Red Cross sewing
Mrs Mary Barres acted president at the Eagles Hall meeting. Emma Warmen won pedro first prize and Zella Sprague took banco second prize after a card session with six tables. Eighteen members and three guests of the Rebekah Lodge sewed for the Red Cross at Y C O F hall. A tureen dinner was served and a brief business session held. The group will meet April 25 at Mrs R L Stearns home on Princeton Avenue. Frances Lemon arrives Friday from Wooster College to spend vacation at Cornell Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Mary Barres
Mark Johnson
Emma Warmen
Pedro
Zella Sprague
Banco
Noble Grand Association of
Frances Lemon
Wooster College
Cornell Avenue
Robert Sherrard
United Presbyterian Church
East Avenue
Frank Allsop
S. Beattie
L. Bristol
Mise Isa Jamia
Nelie Wheatley
Annabel Horace
Charlain Boddy Fisting
Former Elyrian Becomes Consulting Chemical Engineer
Emerson P. Poste, after a 15 year career with Elyria Enameled Products Co and later the Elyria Division of Pfaudler Co, joins Chattanooga firms as consulting chemical engineer. He has established a two story office at 9 Market Street with partner Irvin H. Barrows, offering analytical metallurgical research and consulting for industries in Eastern Tennessee. Poste holds memberships in ACS AIChE and is a fellow and past president of the American Ceramic Society. He is licensed by the Tennessee Board of Examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson P. Poste
Elyria Enameled Products Co
Elyria
Pfaudler Co
Chattanooga Stamping and Enameling Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Poste
Boy Scouts Meeting Announced at Church of Christ
The Boy Scouts held a meeting at the Church of Christ on Monday March 20 1933. Parents night was announced with a tureen supper at 6 30 in the church basement and a program to follow including knot tying by Richard Ross a screen play by Max Duncan and a performance by Jack Ryan. The troop planned an overnight hike at the Abbe Road cabin on Attorney Findley's Finwood place and practiced plays before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Church of Christ
Richard Ross
Max Duncan
Jack Ryan
Abbe Road
Attorney Findley
Finwood
Inter Nos Class Hosted by Mrs Beal at Home
Mrs Kenneth Beal entertained Inter Nos Class members Tuesday night with a business meeting followed by a hearts game. Prizes went to Ruth Pickett and Annette Whitney. Dainty refreshments were served at a green and white decorated card table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Beal
Inter Nos
Alice Robinson
Ruth Pickett
Annette Whitney
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs Chester Carpenter of Wakeman Ohio and Robert Hearne of 553 Ohio Street plus Beau ford Schoenfeldt of Mansfield and Mrs Roy Taylor of Grafton Ohio. Discharges include Mrs Laylin Bliss with a baby boy in Grafton and Mrs Alfred Tappan with a baby boy at 224 Longfellow Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Carpenter
Wakeman
Ohio
Robert Hearne
Beauford Schoenfeldt
Mansfield
Roy Taylor
Grafton
Laylin Bliss
Alfred Tappan
Longfellow Street
Prosperity Club entertainments and sewing circle meet
Mrs Leonore Hess hosted Prosperity Club at Cascade street last evening with Agnes Wokrent high scorer and Donna Newfield low scorer after a bridge session. Luncheon followed and next gathering is in three weeks at Marjorie Scott 139 Erie street. Mrs C E Southam hosted thirteen members of the Auxiliary sewing circle to Major Woodworth Camp USWV with sewing and luncheon. Mrs Hyman of 127 Oak street invited the group to meet on April thirteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosperity Club
Leonore Hess
Cascade Street
Bridge
Agnes Wokrent
Donna Newfield
Marjorie Scott
Erie Street
C. E. Southam
Woodworth
Elyria Woman's Club Postpones Execure Board Meeting
The Execure Board meeting of the Elyria Woman's Club is rescheduled to Friday morning March List, changing the previously announced plan for this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club Executive Board
Elyria Woman's Club
Dames of Malta Plan Cleveland Card Party
Members of the Dames of Malta met in regular session. Several plan to attend a card party in the Lounge of a Cleveland store on Tuesday March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames OF
Malta
Cleveland
Dames of Malta
Augorants hold second meeting at East River Street home
The Augorants met last evening at Betty Dean Green’s East River Street home for their second gathering since formation. Officers elected two weeks earlier were Rosella Ewers president Anna Mae Weiland secretary Delores Resar treasurer Velda Davidson press correspondent. The group plans biweekly meetings with dancing and prizes. next session at Anna Mae Weiland’s Lorain home on April 6 includes the same members and others in the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augorants
Betty Dean Green
East River Street
Rosella Ewers
Anna Mae Weiland
Delores Resar
Velda Davidson
Mona Bennett
Ros Davidson
Lorain
Ella Me Fillo
Clara Green
Rebecca Smith
Rose Davidson
Dorothy Delamore
Irene Stall
Keen Kut ter Club Lunch and Plans at Tattersall Court
The Keen Kut ter Club met Wednesday noon for a tureen luncheon hosted by Mrs. Henry Swesey on Tattersall Court. President Mrs. Ura led the meeting with plans for a silver tea March 31 at Mrs. Gertrude Johnean home on Roosevelt Avenue. Sewing filled the afternoon and the group adjourned to Mrs. Uris on Tattersall Court for an April fifth gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Kutter Club
Henry Swesey
Tattersall Court
Ura
Sessson
Ilver
Gertrude Johnean
Roosevelt Avenue
Jai
Mers
Uris
Tatersall Court
St Pauls Circle No 2 Holds Routine Meeting
Members of St Pauls Circle No 2 met at the church yesterday afternoon with Mrs Ea Heuser in charge. The business session covered routine matters and a refreshment hour followed. The next meeting is planned at Mrs Heusers Kenyon Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul's Circle
St. Paul's Church
Ea. Heuser
T. K. Club Holds Hard Times Party in Cleveland
The T. K. Club met at Miss Gladys Foster's Cleveland home for a hard times party with bridge. Prizes were won by Betty Robinson and Dorothy Herstenmyer. Miss Ita Sheahan will host the next gathering. Miss Alice Vincent arrives tomorrow as Sunday guest of Miss Linda Cutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Club
Cleveland
Gladys Foster
Bridge
Betty Robinson
Dorothy Herstenmyer
Ita Sheahan
Broadstreet
Alice Vincent
Linda Cuyter
Evening church events and club meetings listed
A series of local notices describe church suppers, club gatherings, and lectures. Events include St Andrew's parish supper, Epworth League tureen dinner, Elyria Travel Club at the Smythes, and lectures by Rev. J Monroe Wolfe among others, with various start times from 6:15 to 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Church
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Amherst
Kan Act Club
East Cantisla School
Bethel Shrine
Knights Templar Commandery
Epworth League
Marian Upp
Fourth Street
Lorain County
Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin Inn
Edmund Soper
Elyria Travel Club
St. Paul's Circle 4
Ella Vogley
Neighborhood Bible Class and YWCA Meet This Week
Teachers of the Neighborhood Bible Class convene Friday at 2 90 PM at Baptist East Avenue House to study Lessons 2 and 23. A new YWCA study group gathers at Mrs. Roy Clymer’s Harvard Avenue home tomorrow at 2 15 PM with Mrs. Earl Bacon assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist East Avenue
Y. Www. C. A
Roy Clymer
Harvard Avenue
Earl Bacon
Mrs Nettie Woodruff Celebrates Seventieth Birthday
Flowers and plants filled the home on Fourth street as Mrs Nettie Woodruff hosted a birthday gathering. Over one hundred guests from Elyria and nearby areas, including four generations, celebrated with cards, telegrams, punch, and wafers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Woodruff
Nettie Woodruff
Fourth Street
Nancy Anne Rimbach
Elmer Hansman
John Shibley
George Peairs
Elyria
Birthday Party for Lucy Ross Draws Marsico Family
Friends gathered at Lucy Ross home to celebrate her 26th birthday with cards and jig-saw puzzles. Attendees included multiple Marsico relatives, Anthony Altieri and Teresa Montagna se from Elvira, along with Mrs Nash and daughter Violet. Hostess received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Ross
Mike Marsico
Lucy
John Marsico
Anthony Marsico
Anthony Altieri
Lorain
James Marsico
Nick Marsico
Sam Marsico
Harry Marsico
Joe Marsico
Lucy Marsico
Nash
Violet
Teresa Montagnase
Elvira
Friendship Club Dinner Patrons Attend Pot Luck at YMCA
Seventy five members of the Friendship Club gathered at the Y M C A last evening for a pot luck supper. Rosetta Dyer and Jane Gill led devotions and Florence Clawson led songs. Juniors presented a program with Ruth Stark in charge featuring courtroom scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Rosetta Dyer
Jane Gill
Florence Clawson
Ruth Stark
Surprise party at Bohner home in Avon Lake Ohio
A gathering at the Walker road residence of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bohner drew many Bohner family members and friends from Avon Lake Berea Olmsted Falls and Cleveland. The evening featured card games and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Bohner
Walker Road
Avon Lake
Ohio
Sam Bohner
Ray Bohner
Irvin Bohner
Curly Wolfe
Cieo Keeseker
Cleveland
Jacob Bohrer
Watt Bowman
Olmsted Falls
Ed. Dumke
Walter Aufmuth
Aufmuth
Wm. Horracks
Local residents return from Florida and campus news
Local residents Mr and Mrs A Tillotson return from Florida after weeks away. Maybelle Burner plans to resume duty as general secretary of the YWCA following tonsillitis. Lorenzo Todd of 249 Fifth Street, a Hiram College sophomore, is named Sports Editor of The Advance and contributes to the college orchestra and track team. Evelyn Ludwig, OSU student, also returns to campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tillotson
West Street
Florida
Maybelle Burner
Roosevelt Avenue
Lorenzo Todd
Fifth Street
Hiram College
The
Advance
Todd
Evelyn Ludwig
Ohio State University
Spring Valley Club House Season Opens with Dance
The Spring Valley Country Club formally inaugurated its season with a dancing party at the club house attended by more than fifty couples. Music was by Ted Metzner's Campus Owls, followed by a buffet lunch. The entertainment committee led by Mel Green plans a mixed bridge party on Friday March 31 at the club house with contract and auction sections and prizes in both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Country Club
Ted Metzner
Mel Green
Ramblings With The Flowers By Mrs C F Ensign
A Garden column describes assorted annuals for beginners. Salpiglossis Calendula Nasturtium Larkspur Scabiosa Scarlet Flax Cacalia and Animal Chrysanthemums are praised for color ease of care and usefulness for cut flowers. Planting tips emphasize succession and filling gaps between perennials.
MacVicar scholar named at Washburn College
Robert W. Hancock, son of Mr and Mrs A H Hancock, was named a MacVicar scholar for the 1931 1932 academic year at Washburn college. The honor requires a high average with A grades counted as four points and B grades as three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Avenue
Robert W. Hancock
A. H. Hancock
Washburn College
MacVicar
Floss Klopfenstein
Orville
Ohio
Osea Higgie
Dorothy Sudro
Frank Higgie
Mitchell
Cleveland
Ray Taylor
Grafton
Bi3ria Memorial Hospital
Thomasson
West Avenue
Louis Karn Takes Cincinnati Girl as Bride Today
The wedding joins Louis Kahn, Elyria merchant, with Miss Esther Brown of Cincinnati. The ceremony occurs at the bride’s Cincinnati home and after a wedding trip they will reside in Elyria at the O'Donnell apartments. The groom runs a local meat market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kahn
Esther Brown
Cincinnati
Local Social Happenings at Kipton and Nearby Homes
March 23 notes from Litchfield show Mr. and Mrs. Chas Romp and Arlene Rindfleish visiting Kipton, Edwin Ausmuth hosting a Sunday school class, and Alice Kehren visiting the George Round home. The junior class staged a 228-title play, a town hall dance is planned, and the Grange met with Spencer Grange. Ira Spears to represent the high school at the Lodi oratorical contest March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Chas. Romp
Arlene Rindfleish
Kipton
Ben Hill
Edwin Ausmuth
Willis Leach
Alice Kehren
Brunswick
George Round
F. H. Heiser
North Olmstead
J. H. Barth
Josephine Barth
Elyria
Barth
Spencer Grange
Ira Spears
Lodi
Entertainment by Edison School at Gates Auditorium
Edison School presents an evening program at Gates Auditorium on Friday at 7 30. Tickets priced five and ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison School
Gates Auditorium
Oberlin family weekend visits and local social ties
The column lists a string of Oberlin residents and relatives visiting from nearby towns including Medina Berea Grafton and Cleveland. It notes illnesses church events a Mason lodge inspection a bridge club gathering and a surprise birthday party with multiple local families and visitors mentioned.
Marian Martin Pattern 9563 Spring Frock Feature
The Chronicle Telegram advertises Marian Martin pattern 9563 a cotton floral morning frock with shoulder capelets a semi belt waist and large pockets. Sizes 14 16 18 20 32 36 38 40 42 priced at four dollars pattern and catalog offer twenty five cents for both. Send name address size and pattern number to the Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle - Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Birthday Celebrations and SocialEvents in West Salem
A list of community gatherings and visits includes Mr. and Mrs. Musser hosting a birthday dinner for Mr. Musser, relatives from Cleveland, and a surprise party for Wim. Brodt. Attendees also note trips to Elyria Medina and Mount Vernon, with church and lodge activities planned for March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Musser and Sons
Elyria
Mr. Musser
Wm. Musser
Wim. Brodt
Cleveland
Ralph Brodt
Julius Wilhelm
Chas. Wilhelm
Fred Thompson
Montress
Brod
Spieth
Dale Seeley
Marian Knopf
Medina
Jack Yates
Arthur Law
Oliver Jenkins
Ural Crow
C M. Turner
Russell Canfield
West Salem Masonic
F. H. Schott
Christian Endeavor
Miller
Lester Aufmuth
Honesty Virtues Compared Across Pekin and Pittsburgh
Abstract virtues honesty truth and sincerity are valued differently in Pekin versus Pittsburgh reflecting local moral emphasis and cultural norms. The article notes regional attitudes and expressions of these traits in daily life and public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Pittsburgh
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Ohio Music Teachers’ Convention
Rebekah
RED Cross
Elyrian
Rinso
Ringo
America
Hess
Mrs. Swesey
Spring Valley Club
Mrs. C. F. Ensign
Louis Karn
Alvin Round
Oberlin
Bauder
Geiger
Dan Lloyd Ohme
Albert Woellert
C. D. Palmer
Wiseman
Berea
Congrégational Church
Trenchard Sisters
John Meadie
Stanley Rickard
William Spieth
Will Breen
Clara Brown
Himmelspauga
A. S. Canfield
Millersburg
Curtiss Swindler
H. L. Rising
Starr Damon
Detroit
Mich
George
George Damon
Norris
Eugene Leach
Canton
Matin Setteens
Ter
Mack Watts
Beauty Shoppe
Washington Ave
the Brown Company
Elyria, Ohio
Printers - Paper Merchants
Lodi Street
Harger
Meader
Cleveland St
Elyria Fur Shoppe, Inc
Middle Ave
Weinwrright
Paul Wainwright
Greenhouse
Courtland St
Bob
Elyria Savings & Trust CO
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