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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1936

Page

3

Society Notes Highlight Busy Weekend Gatherings

A lively weekend for local social clubs featured readings, dancing, and refreshments. Members and friends attended a Burns Night style program with bagpipes, music by Frank Aust and Gene St. Mare, and tributes to leaders such as Mrs Sparks and Mrs McClements.

D. Sparks Dale Watt Coon Ritchie Tieorze Hauser Netti Highland Wise Miss Aire Cette Dresed Mass SN Tie Ritchie Fark Gene St. Mare G. Mec Clements

Wedding Anniversary and Party at Bullernut Home

A Sunday evening gathering at Mr and Mrs W of Bullernut marked a late book review style party in honor of Mrs Carshaddon. Attendees included friends and guests with supper served by Pe guests in attendance.

W of Bullernut Carshaddon Sion

Meeting Scriptur echos At Thirty Five

A fragment notes a meeting linked to a scripture text. Names and specifics are unclear, but the item records a gathering associated with a religious passage. The readable portion indicates a group discussion or reading centered on a scripture reference.

Ordination and family notices among local residents

Local personal notes mention Rev Solus Rumpf and John H Greer preparing to attend Ralph Hane’s ordination at Lewis Avenue Baptist Church. Also listed are family updates, hospital stay for a newborn, visitors from Elyria and Bowie, and travel to Toledo and South Carolina. Enthusiasts with false ideals are dangerous people.

Breed Solus Babs Geen Treet BE. Hocka Sire Rerenndarley Mir Ysen John H. Greer Weil Neton Toledo Ralph Hane Lewis Avenue Baptist Foctoria Marc W Eighth Street Elyria Memorial Rvkard Reed Zien Cook Pealing Green Grs Leon Underhill Weer Avenue Bowie Walter Bueh Fieria South Nerth Carolina Notial Pines Weanas Grav St. Tran Reara Favar Fester Truxtar Vics FPG Soenitk Nees Cevday Taësian Wiss Delore Hare Street Lackawanna New York

Johnston Gift and WNIT Shop Knit Offer Promos

The Johnston Gift and WNIT Shop advertise a complete line of yarns patterns and needles for spring crafting. Free knitting instruction and a promotion Gifts that are different aim to suit every person.

Johnston

Evening club meetings and church events calendar

Local calendar lists numerous clubs and church groups meeting tonight across Elyria. Activities include dinners, bridge party, organizational meetings at YWCA and homes on Second and East Broad Streets, plus church services and Lenten events at Grace, St. Andrew's, Emmanuel, and other congregations with multiple officer elections and class gatherings.

Doherty Lorerity Lhreep Suni Club City Club Hortense Cuttle Second Street Sunny Side Up William Bruck Comraderie Marie Kelling 8Th Street Bachelor Club Dick Anderson East Broad Street Chin Tong Club Jayce Shinaky the Gables William Boone 11Th Street John G. Whitney First Methodist Church Altar Guild St. Andrew's Church Church Council of Grace Lutheran Men's Missionary League Executive Board U. P. Church Amici Jean Aschenbach Cornell Avenue Alpha Delta Alpha Kuetrim East Avenue AL Alt

Bandana Dames Minstrels Benefit at Ridgeville Hall

The Ladies Minstrels Bandana Dames of Ridgeville Grange present a benefit show at their hall on April 1st. Proceeds aid flood disaster relief with ticket prices set at one and two dollars. The event features the Ridgeville community troupe in a charitable performance.

Ridgeville Grange

Numerous Elyria Area Groups Meet Thursday Evening

A long list of meetings and events is planned across Elyria and nearby areas Thursday. Women’s groups from St. Andrew’s and St. Paul’s, the Ninety Five Club, Democratic and P T A units, and multiple clubs will host luncheons, bingo, speakers, and social gatherings at churches, homes, and community rooms.

St. Andrew’s Church Emmacuel Lutheran S F. T. Horan Seliman Home Ohio Street War Side Guild St. Andrew's Church Mise Lottie Laundon Park Place Carolyn Malik Cambridge Avenue Women's Benefit Association St. Paula Mia Harry Gillman Belavenue Variety Sorority Betty Bishop East River Street Wit Dengate Ninth Street Franklin P George E. Eppley Cleveland State Auditor Grace Lutheran A.d Society Roosevelt P-T_ A Agenda Fraternity Court Street Woodworth Cong l Sam Savile Hishi Aaxi Canton Lorain Research C. Green Oxford Court Cues and Lines Club St. John's Aid Society Emma Dili Michels Brock

Farewell Courtesy For Mr and Mrs Laver at Riverdale Court

Neighbors honored Mr and Mrs Laver with brass fireside tools for their new home on Surburban Lake Avenue. Ringo provided entertainment and refreshments followed. Mr and Mrs Laver and son and daughter plan to move soon. Mr and Mrs Omar Cammaren were hosted at Fred Powell's home as their October marriage was recently announced. The gathering included Pedro and rummy games with prizes and a luncheon to close the evening.

R Laver Riverdale Court Ringo Omar Cammaren Fred Powell Pedro Mew Gi. M. Ruse John Schultz Fred Roessier Charles Simmons Dorothy Raphael Fred Powel Mildred Powel Delbert Kerahaw Iet Virginia Cammeren Joe Hancock

Birthday Honorees and Club Gatherings on Seventh Street

Miss Rosadel Rhodes hosts a birthday dinner for Miss Evelene Ernst on Seventh Street. Guests receive gifts, followed by a dove tea at Mrs. Elmer Wilford's home. Eastern Star honors Past Matrons and patrons of 25 years. Local clubs and circles meet across area venues with various hostesses and attendees. Economic forces noted as shaped by human maturity.

Rosadel Rhodes Seventh Street Evelene Ernst Miss Ernst Elmer Wilford Eastern Star Widening Circle Bapist Church House Round Table Club R. Webber Katty Club Four O'Clock Club H. G. Hoover Cornell Avenue G. A Clarkson Howlett House Cascade Street Monopoly Club

Discussion Group Meets at Church of Christ Supper Meeting

The Church of Christ hosts a 5:00 supper and discussion group with thirty four members. Rep. Will Foster leads the session. All young people are invited to attend weekly discussions from the book The Reasons for Living by Robert W. Wicks. Questions include Can We Escape Material Anxiety and Is it possible to change human nature.

Church of Christ Will Foster Robert W. Wicks

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