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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1939

Page

20

Plans For Church Event At Home Of

Plans for a church gathering were discussed at the home of residents on Woodford Street. The event was slated to be held in the church basement with open invitations. Residents noted a contribution to the society and honored Mrs. Kovacs Jr and Mrs. Szabo with birthdays observed during the gathering. Hostess served confections and plans were set for spring activities at 415 Fos- street.

Ing Thurch Puri Kovacs, Jr Ames Szabo Sceilusky Josher Frank Kosa

Local church group notes and panel program details

The report records a church or club gathering at the Y with remarks by leader Gray Johnson and a singing of He Shall from the Messiah. Mrs J H Crumb is noted as a group female member and the entry mentions education and a committee chair. A reception followed at a member’s home after a Monday meeting.

Y. W

Utry Market Ad Sells Fresh Poultry and Eggs

Market ad offers fresh dressed oak poultry and fresh eggs priced at 19 and 20 cents per dozen. Notes heavy spring and hens, with items at Cor and Chestnut locations.

Utry

Galaxy Club Hosts Yellow and White Themed Evening

Galaxy entertained at the home of Mrs Arthur Robishaw on Denison avenue with yellow and white decor. Mrs Don W Myers won first prize and Mrs Robert Bainbridge second after contract games. Nine members shared a two course luncheon with pansies as a table centerpiece. Next meeting is a daughters and mothers party, an annual Galaxy event.

Galaxy Arthur Robishaw Denison Avenue Don W. Myers Robert Bainbridge

Spring luncheon and club events in Graf ton area

Mrs Harvey Holmes with Mrs Edward Pickard and Mrs Ralph Hamlin hosted a Spring luncheon for Group No 4 on Thursday at 12 30 pm. Eighteen members and guests plus five children attended. Contests aided by Mesdames Floyd Yost Robert Lee Archie Welton. new members Mrs Schmauch and Mrs Nixon joined. Plans for Ladies Aid Day May 21 at LaPorte Methodist Church were set. Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary held a joint meeting at the K of C hall with a buffet supper and prizes for sewing circle and top scorers. The committee included Virginia Shea Marian Schrock Marcella Schoen bachler and Ella Mae McMullen. Next meeting set for May 18.

Church of Christ Krieg West Avenue E. E. Morgan Fred Pahl Russell Johnson C. P Esker C. R. Sharrer Oxford Avenue Harvey Holmes Grafton Road Edward Pickard Ralph Hamlin Group No. 4 Archie Welton Welton LaPorte Methodist Church Floyd Yost Robert Lee Bowen Huntington Ida Bingham Schmauch Nixon Yost Etta Johnson Woodworth K. of C. Hall Department Aid Virginia Shea D. C. Rothe Nettie Brown Hugh Finegan

Girl Scout Troop 1 Hosts Cooking Badge Dinner

Members of Girl Scout Troop No. 1 met at Dorothy Bogart’s home for dinner. The girls cooked the meal themselves as part of earning the cooking badge, with pink and white flowers and candlelight setting the table.

Girl Scout Troop No. 1 Dorothy Bogart

U F C Met At Betty Wood Home For Bridge

Last evening the U F C met at Betty Wood on Middle Avenue. After a short business session guests played bridge with Audrey Foster on Goldie Tripe winning prizes. A buffet luncheon followed. Next meeting at Betty Wheeler's home. Attendees included Suzanne Sklenar and Mary Wood.

Betty Wood Middle Avenue Audrey Foster Goldie Tripe Betty Wheeler Suzanne Sklenar Mary Wood

Calendar of local clubs and church events

Community listings show events at Round Table with Judge A R Webber, Methodist Men class at church the 7 30, Eastern Star tureen supper at 6, Gideon Bible class at Y M C A, P T A postponed to May 12, Missionary Society at Lake Avenue 8, Mrs Cape Oberlin speaker, Royal Neighbors at Woodman Hall, Protected Home Circle at I O O F Hall, Grace Lutheran Men’s Club at 8, Congregational school staff and friends supper 6 30, Junior department plays The Burden Bearer at 8 in Sunday school room, British Empire Club annual tureen supper at 6 P M.

Junior Legion Auxiliary A. R. Webber Order of Eastern Star Gideon St. Mary's P.T. A Missionary Society of Church of Christ Misses Cape Lake Avenue Craig Oberlin Royal Neighbors Woodman Hall Grace Lutheran Men's Club

Allen P T A hears Ralph Thibaut on Siam trip

Allen area PTA hosts Ralph Thibaut who spent a year in Siam as a Thew Shovel Co representative. He describes road work and disease issues, plus medical needs. Officers elected include Mrs Arthur Radde as president and Mrs Cyril Brecknock as first VP. A June picnic and Summer Roundup were announced.

Allen Parent-Teacher Association Ralph Thibaut Siam Thew Shovel Co Thibaut Walter Smith Cyril Brecknock Arthur Radde Bessie Downing L. E. Wurster Wilbur Gaston Charles Prout O. F. Flint Allen P.T. A Ely School Miss Bollenbacher Schubert Don Phelps Elmer Christman Ralph Carr Kenneth Lord

Social club meetings and upcoming events in Williams and surrounding areas

The article records several small gatherings. Hostess Emelia Post hosted a What’s Trump club evening with Mrs Grace Broadwell and Miss Ann Meeks winning prizes. Diata Club met at Mrs Delmar Ott with prizes for Mrs Ott and Miss Florence Brown and Miss Edyth Radebaugh. Plans include a May 15 meeting at Miss June Donnelly’s Park place home. Middlesteps host Alberta Houk and Carol Christman hold a 6 15 P M meeting in the gym with officer elections to discuss future matters. Clyque Club members visited Lorain for a theatre party and will meet again next Thursday for a pinochle session at Mrs Harley Rea’s Samuel street home.

What's Trump Club Emelia Post Williams Street Grace Broadwell Ann Meeks Diata Club Delmar Ott Minnie Stanton Ott Florence Brown Edyth Radebaugh June Donnelly Park Place Alberta Houk Carol Christman Clyque Club Lorain Martin Lescher Harley Rea Samuel Street

Fashion Own Hats at Modern Eight Bridge Club Hostess Night

Mrs. Der. Andress presided as hostess to the Modern Eight Bridge Club. Members arrived in individually crafted hats. Prizes went to Mrs. Paul Palmer and Mrs. Clellan Andress, with Mrs. Vincent Hery consolation. Two weeks hence Mrs. Charles Brown will host at Beebe court.

der. Andress Modern Eight Bridge Club Paul Palmer Clellan Andress Vincent Hery Charles Brown Beebe Court

Recital at the YWCA Features Local Students

Mrs Louis Kolopus presented pupils in piano solos and duets and in voice and clarinet solos at two YMCA recitals this week. Participants included Carol Jean Swanson Betty Bogart Billy Fitch Marilyn Laver Phyllis Smith Jane Alien Virginia Kolopus Leo Schnore Gloria Boric Helen McGregor Carol Ann Peak and Wayne Meinke.

Louis Kolopus Carol Jean Swanson Betty Bogart Billy Fitch Marilyn Laver Phyllis Smith Jane Alien Virginia Kolopos Leo Schnore Gloria Boric Helen McGregor Carol Ann Peak Wayne Meinke

Local Licenses Granted For Four By State Board

Maurice Banks 23 Grafton la borer and Ethel Nichols 24 Eaton township receive licenses. George Freeman 58 Oberlin cement finisher and Rosanna Owens 39 Oberlin receive licenses. Henry Kessler 28 Cleveland packer and LaVerne Elliott 20 Elyria township also listed for licenses.

Maurice Banks Grafton Ethel Nichols Eaton Township George Freeman Oberlin Rosanna Owens Henry Kessler Cleveland Packer LaVerne Elliott Elyria

Jefferson Girl Reserves Host Personality Clinic at YWCA

The Jefferson Girl Reserves hold a personality clinic during the Play Day at the YWCA from 10 to 12 tomorrow. Interclub council meeting follows as girls plan the mother-daughter banquet on May 19.

Jefferson Interclub Council

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