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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1934
Page
9
A 1929 New York gathering showcases American social women who, like the nursery rhymes, have “been to London to visit the queen.” Names such as Miss G HMeosion and Miss Rath-Chieare appear among guests. The scene focuses on the Buck house setting where presentations occur before King George and Queen Mary in a formal social ceremony.
The Y W C A board met for the final meeting of the year with 23 members present. Plans included a summer camp, a rummage sale at month end, a May 26 Country Club event, a June luncheon, a girls class, book group leadership by Mrs. Curtis Spence, redecorated rooms proving popular, and Mrs. E J Hunter named House Matron after June first.
Rehearsals near completion for the Elyria Musical Art Society Choral Department annual concert to be held Tuesday evening May 22 at the First Congregational church. Director changes during preparation cited, Paul Flood of Cleveland finishing the year and guiding the chorus. The program includes Homer B Hatch work In Picardie and the first performance of April by Dora Flick Flood with Lois Parrish lyrics.
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO face powder as a French process product for youthful complexions. It claims a smooth natural blend that prevents large pores, offers a non flaky finish, and suits any complexion, priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
Norwalk Garden Club members and guests heard Miss Ellen Lin speak on Shakespearean Gardens, tracing Shakespeare’s love of gardens and proposing a garden design inspired by his works. She described flowers referenced by the poet, outlined a two acre Norwalk garden, and recalled a midsummer Shakespearean stone production staged two years earlier by the club.
The Boy Scouts of Tren Na held their regular meeting at the Scout Canty at Pon wood. They arrived for supper and spent the evening in games and gatherings with about twenty fathers and their sons present. The night closed with the Scout Benediction.
A schedule of church meetings and club gatherings appears with details of times and hosts. Events include a Methodist Women’s Club luncheon, a district rally at Brent Hall, and a daughter’s birthday party hosted by Mrs. George Lapp with numerous attendees.
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Fragmentary OCR text shows a meeting with references to Shirley Beveton or Beveto nigh and a session date. Mentions include Go ried Vena tate Pet and PATH, with unclear organizations. Reading suggests a town or organizational meeting recap with participants and locations unclear due to garbled text.
Hospital notes list discharge of Mrs. Mary Mire from 124 Chestnut Street. Saplent Club holds annual picnic at IX Gym with rain rescheduled venue, baseball ping pong and badminton, last meeting of the school year. MEXL D to be held in Utober. Mrs D Beattie hosts BL Club with two guests Mrs Dan Filla and Mrs K Lapp. Betty and Mary win bridge prizes as Little Sorority meets at Miss Margaret Novak home. Mr and Mrs Fred Stick visit from Crestline Ohio for Mothers Day with J L Krauen family.
A rainbows themed program entertained mothers with a piano by Mrs Merihe and readings by the Rainhes Devkele Quarter. Cast includes Clara Atte Rose Ractes Tate Aronar and Mrs. Ralph Raner Dor-Din among others as the city carbecen cast members.
Report notes a social gathering by Et-Aet Club members at Doris Bear’s Bath Street home. Guests included Miss Hien and Veo, with plans for a first game at Ruth Piskett’s home, then progress to Ad V4 Miers. Mentioned are Wittner and Wittner et al, and a schedule for a November event with BE, oG, and Trs.
Local society notes report on the Taylor Smith wedding activities and guests in Elyria including Mrs Maude Westcott Mrs Martha Penrod and others visiting at Beese and Penrod homes. Reports mention a national PTA meeting in Des Moines and a later presentation in Marion by Mrs Wulff. Also notes births at Elyria Memorial Hospital and visits by former Elyrians.
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