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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1934

Page

5

Masonic Event Features Delegates and Honors

A social evening with ferns and decorations preceded a luncheon served by the Masons. Executives including Edith Martin received roses, while delegates from Amherst to Huron attended, led by Katherine Wike and Maria Hauer among others, with representatives from multiple lodges in attendance.

Cut Powers Plutin Severn Meludioss Pepedene Artive Missouri Maria Hauer Wellington Florida Katherine Wike Dixteet Naw Lota Leomla Dietriet Abigail Spauiding Masons Edith Martin Goeks Amherst South Amerst Elgala Oberlin Medina la Grange Lorain Lakewood Litchfield Vermilion Huron

Plan Drive for Hospital in Amherst

Amherst Hospital board, Amherst Business Men's Association, and Noon Day Club held a meeting at the gas office to plan a local hospital fund drive. Elyria’s J Howenstine, leading a Gates Hospital drive, advised on drive methods. The Gates Hospital drive is canceled for Amherst as local needs rise. An executive committee was formed with Charles Kendeith as chair and others as officers. A follow up meeting will set captains and field men at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.

Amherst Hospital Amherst Business Men's Association J. Howenstine Elyria Gates Hospital Wah Amherst Charles Kendeith Conrad Zileh John Fritz F. J. Hubbard Margaret Foldesey

Bible Conference to be Held in Amherst Next Week

Dr. KR Neighbor, pastor of Elgin First Baptist, will lead a city wide Bible conference in Amherst next Tuesday to Thursday on The Second Coming of Christ. The event includes a half hour musical prelude Tuesday evening and special music by a mixed quartet from Elgin.

KR. E. Neighbor First Baptist Church of

Eaton Grange Attends Church Service with Addresses

Eaton Grange No 1964 plans a church outing starting at 10 45 Sunday May 6. Members will walk to Church of Christ for services where Reverend Cole will speak on The Lord Of Creation. After lunch at Grange Hall Ralph Grills will discuss China rural life. An afternoon service at 2 00 features Prof Sims of Oberlin. Legion and hospital notes follow with brief briefs of local visits and departures.

Eaton Grange No. 1964 Grange Hall Church of Christ Heverend Cole Gervico Omembers Ralph Grills China Sims Oberlin

Belden Epworth League presents Here Comes Charley play

A large Belden crowd watched Epworth League members perform Here Comes Charley. Music featured Rev. Percy Kohl of Eaton and Miss Edith Steiner of Belden. The item highlighted community participation and local talent.

Epworth League Belden Here Charley Percy Kohl Eaton Edith Steiner

Avon Pleasant Hour Club Meets at Mrs Gates Home

Pleasant Hour club members enjoyed bridge games and awards for high scores given to Mrs George Nagel and Mrs Henry Mittendorf. A two course luncheon followed. Next meeting at Mrs Charles Wagners home in two weeks. Mrs Ronnie Kelling hosted a family dinner for daughter Mary Lou birthday. Out of town guests included the Kelling and Shepard families and others from Elyria and Lorain. A St Marys church card party is set for May 13 at the parish hall with committee planning.

Focal Legion Auxiliary Te Lora Counci Legion Charles Kendleigh Amherst Ho Rep Wellington Tramory Pedro Wellieton Jessamine Lodge Jemsaimine Lodge Daughters of Scotland Metain Odd Fellow Bencit Aridse Bunco Clifford Fierce Mackie Lorain Ad Bunco Arthur Hollingsworth Columbus James Rawnsley Pittsburgh E. Chuba Park Avenue R. BE Elyria Walter Schulz George Berger Louise Wernert Henry Plato Nakomis Park Plato Tenney Avenue Florence Bohley Cleveland Hemistry Mr. Wareham Edward Reisinger Sylvester Schaefer Harold Lang Eleanor Neff Catherine Zacharias Mathew Hite George Lennert William Young Agnes Wolfe Anna Pijor Esther Law Lois Heath Judd Hoff Waller Chaefer Andrew Straminski Vivian Herman Oleeva Wise Methodist Church Belden East Edward Fred Reisinger Frank Shoemaker Oleeva Sharlene Wise L. QO. Eldredge Lake Wool R. C. Siggens Wilmett, Til M. J. Berie Will Beriswill C. E. Matson Chillicothe Ethel Matson Don Staley Ray E. L. Beriswill Catherine Ainsworth Herman Wise Wilton Dawley Oberlin Helen Schaefer Fern Wise Hears Drorvge W. O. Schleben Austin Lakewood Amici Jelinek Marjorie Lucile Wise Art Cowley M. J. Beriswill Leo Nilges Clarence Wise Fern Florence Sulah Fay Mary Wise Henry Pfeiffer Litchfield Alice Bird A. L. Wise Arthur Lautroon Charles Wise Richard Deimling Henry Droege Dambaugh Lawrence Gates Center Road George Nagel Henry Mittendorf Charles Wagner Ronnie Kelling Mary Lou Julius Kelling William Shepard George Mohr St. Mary's Church Matt Lenzen Nick Zens M. A. Webber Cecil Moore J. J. Zahler John L. Smith Lavina Bauer Elizabeth Schafer

Lorain Quilt and Hooked Rug Display Next Week

A quilt and hooked rug display and contest will run next week at Wickens Co. 361 Broadway Lorain. Entries are accepted today through Saturday. Judging Thursday will assess originality color and workmanship with awards to follow. Thousands are expected to view the exhibit amid broad local interest.

Ators of the Wickens Co Broadway Lorain

Second Ward Democratic Club to Meet Tonight

An important meeting of the Second Ward Men's Democratic Club in Lodi Street Parkins' Hall is announced for 8 o'clock this evening by secretary Ed Kershaw. Attendance required for those who attend to observe on the bond.

Democratic Second Ward Parkins Gay Lodi Street Ed Kershaw Kershaw

Seaside artist gains notice with cloth collage method

Seaside Oregon artist Mia Lil than Cram attracts wide attention for a technique that uses only pasted colored cloth to create pictures. From afar the works resemble paintings.

Lovel Seaside Ore Mia Lil Than Cram Hae

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