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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1932
Page
3
A long list of Monday night activities across Elyria including church classes Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and youth groups at Methodist Congregational Lutheran and Baptist venues plus auxiliary meetings Knights of Pythias and Elks social events May Day and Mother’s Day observances and local club gatherings across streets and addresses.
Miss Ebersole will marry Arthur Engle of Vermilion on June 1 in Vermilion. Out of town guests include Mrs. E F Engle of Vermilion, Mrs. Elmer Gall of Amherst, Mrs. R B Paddock of Cleveland, and Miss Florence Jackson of Huron. Miss Ebersole is the daughter of J I Ebersole of this city.
The Elyria Woman's Club plans a May schedule featuring civics and politics talks, a May party, a costume recital by Cleveland soprano Carabella Johnson, and multiple department programs. Members will gather for luncheons, bridge, and social events, plus annual reports and a Mothers Day observance.
The Elizabeth Stevens Society met Tuesday at the Methodist church with a 6:30 p.m. business session and mite box opening. Mrs. Frank Maize of Cleveland, an authority on Home Missions, spoke that evening. Also noted were Lorain Post 25 Veterans guests and 35 Cleveland Post 1951 candidates initiated at a packed event. A separate May breakfast at First Congregational church on Wednesday featured Dean Graham of Oberlin and soprano solos by Mrs. Hand, raising funds for Fellowship House.
The notice states an additional name listing for a residence phone in the telephone directory costs twenty five cents per month. It indicates the option is available to residents seeking to add more names to their listed number.
Ridgeville firemen and the Grange announce a dance night at the Grange Hall on Tuesday evening May 3. Mixed dances require a per couple admission and promise lively social enjoyment for local residents.
A long list of Thursday gatherings across churches includes Progressive Methodist social at 7:50 p.m. at Mr. and Mrs. Karl Meister home, Church of Christ Division A, First Congregational School Staff, Pilgrim Community church Women’s Association, Grace Lutheran Ascension Day service at 7:30 p.m., and multiple circles, clubs, and mission groups meeting at various homes and church buildings. The Church Gospel Team met yesterday and will tour Lorain County Home next Sunday, with Mother's Day program planned and Our Minister's Honeymoon rehearsals Friday May 13.
An entertainment event for all Odd Fellows is planned for Tuesday evening. A surprise program will be presented and members from surrounding districts are expected to attend.
A baked ham supper priced at 25 cents is set for 6 PM on Wednesday May 4 at No. Eaton Church. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach. Attendees urged to come and enjoy a affordable meal at the church hall.
Admissions list includes Clarence Murphy Oberlin Marjorie Whitbeck and Richard Whitbeck Oberlin Wayne Jackson and others at Nisebarges and RH. D. No. 3 and 215 Wooster Street. Epworth Leaguers from Glenville First Methodist visit Elyria Home for the Aged with music readings and scripture on Sunday.
The First Methodist Epworth League held a regular meeting last evening at the church. Miss Elyria Brown led devotions and Lawrence Stone spoke on The Second Coming of Christ. Miss Berenice Jackson performed a violin solo with Elyria Brown. Bible Classes are set for Tuesday and Wednesday at the church and Thursday at Leonard Fowls home. Epworth Echoes was distributed at the close.
Mrs. Allen Kendall of Buffalo is visiting her daughter on Columbus street. George C. Martin family and Grace Martin stayed with friends in Cleveland yesterday. Mrs. George Riley from Buffalo arrives tomorrow for a visit with Mrs. Henry Ingels. Thelma Scott and friends toured Castalia and Sandusky for dinner. F A Carpenter and daughter Mildred with the Hamrick family stayed with Mr. Vaughn. Mrs. S R Horner of Princeton completes a three week motor trip to Tennessee and Georgia. Mrs. Frank Leemhuis of Erie visits R T Leemhuis on Stanford avenue. Ronnie Kelling and wife of Avon welcome a daughter born April 20 at Wigtha Memorial. Margaret Acken of Talmadge, a Kent State student, visited Evelyn Brillhart weekend. Ruth Kleinhohl of Cleveland stayed with Jane Moody at 21 Park avenue. H H McGowan and Audrey Grace of Kenyon avenue returned from Toledo weekend visit with their son. Paul Gisell and William Rigo attended a Cleveland baseball game yesterday. W R Comings speaks today.
Mrs Elizabeth F Mayhew will mark six years as director of the Elyria Musical Art Society Choral Department during tomorrow night's annual concert at the First Congregational church. The group will also perform next week at Brooklyn Memorial church where she again directs the music.
The Exchange Club of Oberlin hosts a talk on The Termite Pests. Mr and Mrs John Shook of Harvard avenue visited Mr and Mrs William J Locke in Mansfield Ohio. Robert Burns and Harland Brown entertain Amherst Parent Teachers Association tonight. Mrs A M Boyer travels Sunday to Birmingham Alabama to visit relatives. M J Williams of Van Wert was a guest yesterday at the Hins Tea home in Cambridge avenue. David Pellet visited Lt Mrs Paul Times on Hastern Heights Boulevard while en route to Butler University in Indianapolis after a short vacation.
LQ O F L Special Entertainment hosts a Tuesday evening program on May 3 replacing degree work. All brothers invited to attend and participate in the event.
Mrs Edith Storer of Cleveland visiting relatives in this city. Bruce Fowler returned to Str aut College after a visit with his parents Reverend and Mrs W C Fowler of East Avenue. Dr J Walter Fisk of Oberlin preached at First Congregational Church. Judge A R Webber hosted by his Canton brother. Mr and Mrs J G Starr hosted Sunday dinner guests. Mr and Mrs John Poyer and Miss Pear Hin kle from Berlinville visited. Mrs Sarah Rowland of Genoa was guest at son E W Rowland’s home. Fourteen Elyria Clinic girls walked to Gulf Farms for breakfast at Dr G D Nicholas home. They returned through Ely Woods. Mrs Elma DePew of Kent State College spent weekend with Mrs Scott Lingenfelter of Lake Avenue. Mrs Ross Gilbert of Nashville also noted.
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