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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1929
Page
12
Numerous club meetings and social events highlighted by the McKinley P T A and Vincent Parent-Teacher groups, and local ladies clubs. Highlights include the McKinley P T A program, the Vincent association talk by Doris Todd, and a variety of suppers, dances, and bridge gatherings across Lorain and Elyria.
The Ely area hosts a busy slate with Bible Study led by Mrs. George Vosler at 515 Cleveland Street, the Woman's Club midweek meeting, and a Dayton convention report by Mrs. A. W. Huse. Yeomen Card Club, Elytia Sisterhood, Girl Scout Mothers gathering, and the Ely Parent-Teacher Association announce upcoming sessions and officer elections. Birthday dinners and social teas accompany gatherings, with Scout and civic group activities noted along with two marriage licenses issued in Lorain County.
Hermac O. Dutter of the Elyria Telephone Company spoke at the Y M C A Young Men's Club on Wired Wireless. He explained how messages travel across the country and how several messages share a single wire. He discussed transmitting radio broadcasting over telephone lines and noted developments.
Dr and Mrs J J Austin of 355 Denison avenues returned last night from a motor trip to California. Attendees at the Grand Opera Saturday evening include Mr and Mrs Frank Lovejoy Miss Anna Younglove Miss Rachel Cotton and Mrs Montague Seville with Miss Ruth Porter of the Oberlin road. Miss Ruth Porter was admitted to Elyria Clinic. Arthur T Phipps of Youngstown Ohio visits his twin Alfred T Phipps on Lake Avenue. Today they celebrate their eighty first birthday. A son was born this morning.
At the Elyria Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs Ora Crocker of Columbia Station. Mrs Pearl Gibson of Cleveland has returned home after visiting her mother Mrs May B Dale of 217 Howe street who recently returned from St Petersburg Fla. Sherman Powell of Saranac Lake arrived in Elyria for a brief visit with his parents on Murray Ridge road. He was a dinner guest at the homes of Arthur and Mae Powell and of Mrs Eleanor Sonnella before returning home. Miss Treva Worthington, who had operative treatment at Elyria Clinic, is recovering well.
May 7 Amherst Public School Par ent Teacher Association held its final meeting of the year in the school auditorium. A Summer Round-up committee was appointed led by Mrs F J Hubbard with Mrs Flora Kaser and others. The group urged early contact for children entering school next fall for examinations and awarded pictures to Mrs Smith's second grade and the Freshman class for highest attendance. Officers for the ensuing year were announced: president Mrs F E Eastman, vice president Mrs W G Nord, secretary Mrs Donola Lee, treasurer Mrs Sam Wragg. A program featured the Midget Band, a Ladies’ Quartet, a sewing class fashion show and a health talk by Dr C D Barrett. Attendees also included Mrs A G Menz and Mrs Caroline Kelch at a Catholic Women’s convention in Cleveland. The Heathcotes and Wraggs returned from a motor trip to New Amsterdam Ohio, visiting Rev R A Pelt. Funeral notices listed Mrs Christetxe Holl, Adam Weiss, Mrs Adam Northeim, Bertha Braun, Reymond Nickel, and local families. Tuesday night dances at Cascade Park were advertised.
A fish fry is planned at the Grafton M FE Church Wednesday at 5 30 p.m. The event aims to raise funds for church programs and community outreach.
Holl and Mrs Harold Holl attended the funeral of Peter Leimbach at Mason's Corners Monday afternoon. The annual Mother-Daughter banquet at St Peter's Evangelical church will be held Thursday May 16 at 6 30 in the Congregational gym with special recognition for the oldest mother and the mother with the most daughters. A combination Sunday School and Worship service will be held at St John's Evangelical church South Amherst next Sunday after race at 1 50 with a Mother’s Day commemorative program.
The Amherst Ministerial Association members and wives gathered at the Methodist church parsonage on Monday afternoon. They reviewed routines of business and completed plans for the Week Day Bible School annual picnic to be held in late May. A luncheon followed in the dining room with Rev. and Mrs. XEF Escott and guests, including Rev. and Mrs. W A Tabbert, Rev. and Mrs. F E Eastman and son Richard, Mrs. A C Ernst and son Billie, and Rev. and Mrs. W E Speaker with son Chauncey.
The Senior League of St. Peter's Evangelical church meets in church parlors this evening with good attendance urged. Stonington Lodge F and A M holds a special meeting in the Masonic Hall tonight. St. Paul's Lutheran Men's Club gathers in the church parlors this evening.
The Missionary Society of South Amherst Methodist hosts aWednesday afternoon gathering in church parlors led by Mrs Belle Brosicker. St Ann's Society of St Josephs Catholic meets Wednesday afternoon in the school hall with Mrs J Youngman as hostess. The Sorosis Club is to be entertained by Miss Caroline Guild Thursday on Church Street. The Altar Rosary Society of St Josephs Catholic holds a Wednesday evening meeting in the school. A funeral service for Mrs Jacob Berg was held Monday at First Baptist Oberlin with Mr Martin Schroeder among pallbearers. Ida George and Rose Baets returned from a motor trip in southern state visiting relatives. F R Powers visited Elyria on business Monday. Mrs William Jenne and her children Gene and Helen visited Mr and Mrs B A Jenne at Elyria on Sunday.
Botamer Plorist at 360 W Broad lists hours as open every evening until after Memorial Day. Contact phone 3111 for details.
Job notice for training as store managers at Kroger's, located at 340 Broad Street. Contact details imply recruitment and location for applicants.
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