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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1939

Page

10

Young People Choir Performs at Elyria Home for Aged

The Chatham Methodist church Young People’s Choir visited the Elyria Home for the Aged and performed about forty in the group. They sang anthems with a vocal duet Charlene and Evales ter McVicker a cornet solo Paul Aungst and solos by Elmo McVicker. A ladies quartet Emma Detwiler Helen Neidhardt Ann Backenstee Jeanette Dague and a mixed chorus also performed. The pastor offered an inspirational talk and the group toured the grounds after.

Elyria Home For Young People’s Choir Chatham Methodist Church Charlene Evalester McVicker Paul Aungst Elmo McVicker Emma Detwiler Helen Neidhardt Ann Backenstee Jeanette Dague

Community groups schedule busy with meetings and events

Monday night calendar lists numerous clubs and circles from Rainbow Methodist to Catholic Study clubs, garden and literary groups, DeMolay mothers banquet, YWCA directors, and church committees. Thursday items include tours to Cleveland Art Museum, various clubs, and fundraisers. reservations required for some events.

Girl Reserves Plan May Breakfast Hike and Banquet

After a morning meeting the Girl Reserves plan a May 20 breakfast hike to Elywoods then return to the Y for a personality clinic. An inter-club council meeting set final plans for a mother-daughter banquet May 19 at 6 30 in the gym.

Elywoods Jefferson Girl Reserves

Epworth League Meets With Speaker Mrs Hicks

The Epworth League of the Methodist church met at 6 15 PM with Mrs F L Hicks as speaker on John Robinson the Minister of the Pilgrims Miss Lois Nevins led the devotional Mrs Hicks announced an Epworth League Rally planned for May 21 and a delegation from the Elyria League was expected to attend

Epworth League of the Methodist Church F. L. Hicks John Robinson The Pilgrims Lois Nevins Epworth League Elyria League

Carlisle Benefit Dance Aids Carlisle Baseball Team

The East Carlisle Community Club hosts a community dance on Friday May 19 at The Hedges to raise funds for Carlisle Baseball bats balls and equipment. Hank Jackson and the Avon Aces perform. The next LaPorte Ladies Aid Group IV meeting is set for the first Thursday in June at Mrs Archie Welton’s home. Mrs H Willis and children and Miss Ruby Dawsey plan to move to Northrop Street off Cleveland Road. Joyce Gregg enjoyed a supper visit with her aunt Mrs Hart Dickason while Donna Dickason visited Cleveland City Hospital.

Carlisle East LaPorte Ladies Aid Archie Welton Grafton Road H. E. Willlis Ruby Dawsey la Porte Northrop Street Cleveland Road Joyce Gregg Hart Dickason Donna Dickason City Hospital Cleveland

Japan to Spend Nearly $200,000 on Student Glider Flying

Japan plans to spend about 200000 dollars to encourage student glider flying programs. The initiative targets youth involvement in aviation training and may expand access to flight experiences in schools.

Japan

Parochial PTA May Meeting And Parish Activities

The May meeting of the Parochial School PTA is set for Wednesday at 2 30 in the school hall with officer elections and alumni banquet plans on the agenda. Circle 3 of St Ann s society meets Wednesday evening at Mrs Clayton Young s home and the C Y O Holy Hour is Thursday at Trinity Church Lorain. A Victorian Guild fish fry occurs Friday May 19 in the school hall, and a Novena to Our Sorrowful Mother is Friday at 7 30. Children recently confirmed will receive first communion at 8 00 mass Sunday morning along with Holy Name society groups.

St. Ann’s Society Clayton Young Church Street Trinity Church Lorain Holy Name Society

Evangelical group events planned this week in Lorain

The Intermediate League meets at the church parlors Tuesday evening for devotion and business. A Mother Daughter party by the Philathea Bible class is set for Wednesday at eight with a program in the auditorium and a social hour in the parlors. The Lorain County Federation of Evangelical and Reformed women holds its spring meeting at the local church on Thursday with two sessions at 10 30 a m and another time to follow.

Intermediate League Philathea Lorain County Federation of Evangelical and Reformed Women

Community Club and Church Gatherings This Week

The Concordia Club meets Tuesday evening at Miss Doris Koepp's home on Elyria avenue. Choir rehearsal is Wednesday evening at the church. The Ladies' Aid semi annual birthday party is Thursday at the church parlors with luncheon at noon for members born in the last six months. Junior Walther League meets Friday evening at the church parlors.

Concordia Club Doris Koepp Elyria Avenue Ladies’ Aid Society Junior Walther League

Church Society Sets Meet and Banquet Plans

The ladies' Society will meet Wednesday afternoon at the church parlors with hostesses Mrs. John Sabiers Mrs. Ernest Gerber and Mrs. C A Alexander inviting members and friends. The choir rehearses Thursday at 3 30 p m. The young people sponsor a Mother Daughter banquet at the church parlors on May 15.

Ladies’ Society John Sabiers Ernest Gerber C. A. Alexander

Midweek Prayer Service and Choir Rehearsal Planned Nearby

A midweek prayer service and Bible study are set for Wednesday at 7 45 p m at the George Schroeder home on Park Avenue. A choir rehearsal is planned for 7 30 p m Saturday evening at the church.

George Schroeder Park Avenue

Tea Event Hosted by Queen Esther Class

A Mother-Daughter tea sponsored by the Queen Esther class will be held Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Nl G Maxwell in Park.

Queen Esther Nl. G. Maxwell Park Avenue

Admissions: Mrs. Clayton Hollingsworth to undergo operative treatment

Mrs. Clayton Hollingsworth of Harris Street is admitted for operative treatment as announced in the hospital record. The procedure and expected outcome are stated to proceed under the medical team’s care.

Clayton Hollingsworth Harris Street

Local families host guests over weekend in Elyria and East Cleveland

Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Jenne and son Burton were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Garland in Elyria. Mrs. Wilmah Egeland and son Max along with Miss Iona Good visited Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Egeland in East Cleveland. Misses Dorothy Michael and Hulda Berger of Ashland College spent the weekend at home and will graduate next month.

B. A. Jenne Burton John Garland Elyria Wilmah Egeland Max Iona Good G. B. Egeland East Cleveland Dorothy Michael Hulda Berger Ashland College

Lewis Accuses AFL Amendments Tied to Manufacturers

John L. Lewis vows to reveal letters and memos to Senate Labor Committee alleging collusion between AFL amendments to the Wagner Act and the National Association of Manufacturers. A Montague letter to Colby Chester details prior confidential work for Judge Padway and draft amendment points. A curiosity note recounts Dr. Syngman Rhee meeting with a Japanese envoy in Washington.

Washington John L. Lewis AFL National Association of Manufacturers Labor CIO Senate Labor Committee Lewis Gilbert H. Montague Wall Street Colby M. Chester General Foods The Manufacturers Association Joseph Padway Colby Padway National Labor Relations Act Houston AFL Executive Council National Labor Relations Board Montague U. S. Chamber of Commerce Syngman Rhee Dr. Rhee Japan

Roosevelts Reorganization Sparks Cabinet Shakeup

A 1939 United Feature Syndicate roundup notes Cabinet secrecy around Roosevelt’s first reorganization plan. It hints at possible resignations, including CCC Director Fechner and FHA head Stewart McDonald, as officials fear shifts under a new lending agency. Also mentions Wallace pleading to keep the Forest Service.

Japan Arizona Learned Hand New York Supreme Court Senate Borah Idaho Roosevelt CCC Fechner Stewart McDonald FHA Wallace Interior Department Department of Agriculture Harding- Coolidge

New Oberlin Circle Meeting at Mary Ward Home

The New Oberlin Sacred Heart Sewing Circle gathered an all day meeting at Mary Ward’s home. Mrs. C. L. Pickworth led the business session and announced a social at her house on June 1. Miss Elizabeth Dietz donated fabric for tabernacle veils and Father O Laughlin visited.

New Oberlin Sacred Heart Sewing Circle Mary Ward C. L. Pickworth

Birthday gathering at Louns brough home hosts guests and gifts

Mrs. Michael Smith attended Mrs. Mary Louns brough birthday party at the Feakins home. Cards provided entertainment for about twenty guests. A lunch was served and gifts were plentiful. Mrs. Wohleber couple visited Kinzel in Grafton. Mrs. Webber and Mrs. Jus-

Michael Smith Mary Lounsbrough Charles Feakins Lounsbrough M. Wohleber Urban Kinzel Grafton N. Webber C. Jus

Local residents visit family and attend services across Ohio

Kipton visitors arrive by plane to see Mrs. Rich ard Weight in Cleveland while Mrs. Howard Ringler from Cleveland visits the Betts family. Winter Haven Florida guest P E Harding returns home. L F Whitney and daughter Reva Nell of Fremont spend a weekend with the Elbert family. William Waterhouse dines with Elmer Garber in Amherst and attends Four square Gospel Church services. Cleveland guests Knowles attend Camden Baptist services and dine with Rev W F Dissette. Libby Geist enjoys free days nearby as Camden Baptist church hosts Bible study and Mothers Day choir practice. Raymond Derriet returns to work after flu confinement. Marion Geist and Bonnie Jean visit from Cleveland. Elyria’s Mattie Allpress spends weekend with Grace McBurnie and Ed Ayliffe.

Robert Elbert William Waterhouse Elmer Garber Amherst Foursquare Gospel Church Knowles Cleveland Camden Baptist Church W. F. Dissette Libby Geist Tia Pana Y. P. S Ss Elyria Grace McBurnie Ed Ayliffe

Evening High School Enrolls 1 000 Parents

In Darby Pennsylvania parents attended Upper Darby High School for an adult education program sponsored by the Fathers Association of Upper Darby Township Schools the Mothers Discussion Group and school staff. About 1 000 enroll. The 21 courses cover local government psychology current events domestic science child care contract bridge dressmaking and gardening.

Urpen Darby Upper Darby Upper Darby High School Fathers’ Association of Upper Darby Township Mothers

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Sr. Friendship Club Helen Tappan Berthoff Edna Ferber Senior Friendship Club Rainbow Class Methodist Church P.M. Fa Gama Kathryn Banker Mugwumps Everett Schrock Evelyn Peltz Triple D Phillip Barr South Side Chatter Doos W. O. McClellan Eastern Heights Catholic Study Club R. R. Hogan Denison Avenue Sunny Side Up H. G. Guthaman Foster Avenue E. J. Ernst P. D. Reefy G. A. R. Knights of Columbus Shepherd East Avenue Elyria Garden Townsend Club Curtis 5Th Street King Solomon Lodge Board of Men's Missionary League United Presbyterian Church British Empire Club Junior Musical Art Society Ultra M. E. Church Sarah Love Colonial Apartments Mothers Auxiliary U. P. Church Mary-Martha Margaret Gusky Thalians E. W. Adams 11Th Street B. B Mayme Gibbons Prospect Street Iota Nu Betty Schaefer Kenyon Avenue Tudor Club Veronica Shilito Endley Block Legion Auxiliary Pongo Club Olga Mate Howard Husted Elyria High School Richard Mathis St. Paul’s Young Peoples League Young Womens League Alpha Beta Bluets West Street Lorain Co. Medical Society Lorain Country Club Burdette Wylie Knights of St. John, Elyria Council Jr U. A. M. Wurst Hall Ely F.T. A P.M. Elyria Lodge I. C. O. F. Central Guild of St. Andrews Wilfrid Bowdler 10Th Street de Molay M. EF United Presbyterian Trustees Emmanuel Lutheran Men's Brotherhood 2Nd Congregational S. Winchell Cleveland Street Wellington Armory 3Rd Street Mary Diedrich Monopoly Club John Penrod Robson Court Ralph Ursem Marseilles Avenue Odette Club Ella Shaver Bon Air Street Dames of Malta Masonic Temple St. Paul Cleveland Art Museum Metropolitan Club HR. Rorick Patriotic Club Jeanette Arnold Bond Street Irma Eschke Cecil Garrett Middle Avenue Church of Christ Elyria Woman’s Club Edna Thome Madison Avenue John Thomas Sons of Union Veterans Nina Hitsman March Club Richard Xuss 6Th Street Y. W.C Ace Hi John Szabo A. L. Patrick Columbus Street Knights Templar Assoc 7Th District Bowser Lodi Street Clyque Club Harley Rea Samuel Street Pythian Sisters Moose T. A Emma Dean Anderson U. P Bethel Shrine County Evangelical Federation Beacon Light St. Paul’s Church Grace Lutheran Young People’s League St Agnes Circle Miss Puth C. E Zhonta Gates School Business Girls I. Shepherd Avenue Club C. W Fidele Stella Copas Hamilton Avenue Mabel Little Charles Court Floyd Helfrich Artemas Court Daughters of America Cleveland Hotel St. Mary's P T. A Daughters of American Revolution A. H. Pfaff Rebekah Lodge Alpha Omega Sorority Marian Hunter Dorothy Fell Furnace Street Womens Mission Baptist Church Kings Daughters 1St Methodist Church Gideon Mission Study Club 1St Congregational Northwest Women’s Relief Corps Epsilon Sigma Alpha Marie Llewellyn Insurance Mrs. Hicks EGG Pocahontas Ae Schroll Coal ACME Court St O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Company Elyria, Ohio Knights of Pythias Holman Lodge Legion Rooms Town Hall Grange Auxiliary Arnold Flock Middle Ridge Road Hickory Tree Grange Grange Hall Loraine P Hall Hospital Judge Nye Mae Friday Ashbrook Women’s Union Charles Hamann Spring Street Ed. Menz Union St. Peter’s Church ST. Joseph Church ST. Peter Church ST. Paul Church Congregational Church First Evangelical Hospital News Jin Helen Barnard Carl Schmitz Myrtle Davis Oberlin F. Taylor C. Justin Ruth Green Pittsfield Hygrade Dry Cleaners Middle Ave Kipton Aristocrat Maurice Benny Haserodt’s Broad Street Evening High School Lenora S. Stevick 4Th Street WY Meri
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