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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1935

Page

13

Elyria Woman's Club program honors incoming president

A large attendance enjoyed a leading program at the Elyria Woman's Club meeting. Outgoing president Mrs. D A Baird presented the gavel to incoming president Mrs R T J Martin. Officers named include F C Billings, J B Johnson, G W Wingard, C L Travers, and C Keyes. Betty Harold performed character songs with piano by Maxine Bower. A six o'clock dinner preceded the program. Upcoming events include a tureen dinner May 20, a May 28 luncheon, and a June 1 luncheon with performances. Members prepared for convention travel to Lakeside July 10-11. New members elected include Eleanor Armstrong and several others. J Cavns named honorary member.

Elyria Woman's Club D. A. Baird R. T. J. Martin F. C. Billings J. B. Johnson G. W. Wingard C. L. Travers C. Keyes Betty Harold Harold la Spagnola Funiculi Santa Lucia Rio Grande American Home and Child Welfare Department John N. Eidt Karl Plocher Mary K. Miller American Home and Child Welfare Elizabeth Work Department of Education Geo. Colburn Ohio Civics and Political Science W. J. Farewell Wm. Dengate Stoltz Frank E. Stevens Central Book Store Westlake Hotel Roy Clymer E. R. Schneider Casper Clark Walter Hinkle Vaneta Bowers H. W. Merriman Lakeside Federation Eleanor Armstrong C. J. Miller G. C. Sanker J. W. Farewell Lenora Stevick J. Cavns

Welfare Worker Speaks To Business Women In Elyria

Miss Hildred Wallace of the Cleveland Children's Bureau described the branch functions at a May dinner of the Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club. Election of officers occurred during dessert. Eva Mackey named president with Rich, Hackett, Gates, Harris, and Terrell in officer roles. A musicale and tea was announced for Sunday. guests included Mildred Day and Mrs. Mabel Little among others.

Hildred Wallace Cleveland Children’s Bureau Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club First Congregational Church Elizabeth Rich Ruth Palmer Beatrice Curtis Edith Terrell Dorothy Funk Vivian Hackett Ruth Gates Laura Harris Women's Club Miss Mackey Mildred Day Mabel Little David Gayliss Kauffman Hazel Miss Wallace

Betty Brown and Reidy Mauthe Tie The Knot In New Castle

Mr and Mrs Earl Wayne Brown announce Betty Brown wed Reidy Mauthe of Flagstaff Arizona and Long Beach California. The ceremony took place in New Castle Pennsylvania on May 11. A later surprise party celebrated Johnny Lugas eighteenth birthday at his Middle Avenue home with Bunco games and prizes for Mary Kiehm Margaret Sukel and Elsie Shapiro. A late luncheon followed. decorations featured pink yellow and green with a birthday cake centerpiece. Among attendees were Margaret Sukel Elsie Shapiro Irene Dabrowski Helen Schaefer Mary Kiehm Ann and Kate Farkas Irene Siaskiews Ruth Miadok Vera Smith Ann and Margaret Suugas and Messrs Paul Fritz Casimer Staskiens Jack Sukel Andy Herviak Dick Poval Dick Urig Ralph Emerick Walt Boreski Henry Waziniak Gabriel Banix Fabian Brada and Johnak Lugas.

Earl Wayne Brown Ohio Street Betty Reidy Mauthe Flagstaff Arizona Long Beach California New Castle Pennsylvania Johnny Lugas Middle Avenue Bunco Mary Kiehm Margaret Sukel Elsie Shapiro Irene Dabrowski Helen Schaefer Ann

University Club Dance Plans and Related Society Notices

The University Club announces a spring formal dance to be held on June 71 at the Elyria Country Club. Tickets are distributed to members, with eligibility limited to college students or those who have attended two years of dances. Souvenir programs will be issued and favors chosen, bearing the University Club crest. In Methodist church activities, Circle S members held a meeting where Mrs Dellman, assisted by others, served refreshments. Circle 4 plans a June dinner and a picnic in La Porte at Mrs Henrys home.

University Club Elyria Country Club Univer Club John Shook Circle S Methodist Church Harley Vibber E. Ef. Detman Colonial Apartments Dellman Charles Tattersall Thomas Osborn Oscar Dunn R. Holcombe Fourth Street Circle 4 Frances Henry Henry la Porte H. Hi. Hack Leo Barnhart M. Li Ivayn Circle No. 9 Harvard Avenue John Gray Kate Huffman St. John Fhe Elywoods Parrish Charles Barton W. C. Lockard Harry Perkins

Hoamens Welsh Club Hosts Guest Day Tea

The Women’s Welsh Club met at Mrs. Howard Butler’s Park Avenue home for business and guest day tea. President Mrs. Evan Griffith presided. speakers included Mrs. Robert Moore and national president Mrs. Hasenflus. Readings by Sean Marie Smith preceded musical performances and a Wales hymn. Twenty eight members and guests attended. next meeting set for June 17 at Mrs. James Davies’s East River Street home.

Howard Butter Park Avenue Evan Griffith Robert Moore Hasenflus Cleveland Ruth Mills Home Board Jennie Leighton Fred Sheldon Elyria Club Sean Marie Smith R. T. Moore James Davies George Smith Wales A. L. Agate E. T. Reese Butler Moore R. D. Oldfield Agate East River Street

Recent Bride Honored at Spruce Street Party

Mrs Elmer Phillips formerly Miss Alta Pixley was feted Tuesday evening by Mrs John Sinesar on Spruce street. Prizes in banco were awarded to Mrs H Richards Mrs R Meyers and Miss Lorraine Sinegar. A two course luncheon followed with pink and white tulips and candy baskets. Gifts were given to the bride to be. Attending were Mrs William King Sr Mrs Oscar Pixley Mrs Milton Troup Mrs Howard Beal Mrs Ralph Meyers Mrs Howard Richards Velma Pixley Shirley Pixley Lorraine Sinegar and Virginia Sinegar. A St Clair Rebekah Lodge dance at I O O F Hall with Jacksons Orchestra featured a Maypole. Noble Grand Harriet Warner presided. Two membership applications were received and plans made for a Memorial service with the Odd Fellows. June Lith committee announced for a birthday supper before the June 5 meeting.

John Sinesar Spruce Street Elmer Phillips Alta Pixley Banco H. Richards R. Meyers Lorraine Sinegar Phillips William King, Sr Oscar Pixley Milton Troup Howard Beal Ralph Meyers Howard Richards Velma Shirley Pixley Lorrain Virginia Sinegar St. Clair Rebekah Lodge I. O Jackson Mar Pole Harriet Warner Odd Fellows

Lorain Club Hosts Evening With Miss Santa Varhees

Members of the 3.0.G Club and guest Miss Santa Varhees were entertained at Erma Manson’s Lorain home. After the business, a peanut cone fest awarded prizes to Miss Vorhers and Josephine Sparr. Luncheon was served and the meeting adjourned to June 19 when Elyria Johnson of Hillsdale Court will entertain.

Santa Varhees Lorain Erma Manson Sie Mise Vorhers Josephine Sparr Elyria Johnson Hillsdale Court

Forty Tables In Play At Country Club Party

Spring activities underway at the Elyria Country Club featured a buffet luncheon and a bridge party. Forty tables were in play after lunch with many Cleveland friends participating, sponsored by Mrs. AL M. McGuire. Decorations included spring flowers on the luncheon tables, under a committee headed by Mrs. Ed Raus and others.

Elyria Country Club Cleveland AL M. McGuirre Ed Raus Earl Foster Jack Flynn Chrles Davis J.B. Johnson Corre! Smith GA. Hoke Q. J. Winsor G. E. Gould

Elyrian to wed J Lester Schneider of Elyria

Mr and Mrs Walter E Lan Gin announce the betrothal of their daughter Carmel to J Lester Schneider son of George Schneider and the late Mrs George Schneider of Elyria. The wedding is planned for August in New Orleans and the couple will begin life together in Elyria.

Walter E. Lan- Gin Millandon Street New Orleans Carmel J. Lester Schneider George Schneider Elyria Agust

Circle meets in Avon at First Congregational church

Mrs Ira Gough hosted Circle 1 of the First Congregational church in Avon with 26 attendees at a noon tureen luncheon. Officers were reelected including Erin Chapman as chairman and Elizabeth Rich as vice chairwoman. secretary J C Bins. treasurer A C Schilleman. appointive officers were listed. Afternoon entertainment featured Mrs Lila Black of Avon Lake with songs and readings. Bible quiz concluded the program. The June 19 meeting will be a luncheon at Mrs L Bonsieur’s home.

Ira Gough Avon Circle 1 First Congregational Church Erin Chapman Elizabeth Rich J. C. Bins A. C. Schilleman Ray Vestal Sunshine H. M. Metcalf Henry Ingersoll, Sr Tom Potter Ways and Means Lila Black Avon Lake Ingersoll Miss Rich Circle Circle 5 1St Congregational Church James Thomas Columbus Street S. F. Basinger Robert Crehore T. S. Moise Walter Ludwig Ralph Murbach Thomas

Local fraternal and civic groups list calendar items

Calendar notes show Mrs Homer Merrill hosting an event at 250 Marseilles with Daughters of Scotland. Clty Hobertson No 242 meets in Vib 2 hall. Women's Benefit Association, Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary, David Nee Chapter DeMolay, Enmantel Katharan 8, and Elyria Council No 88 hold stated meetings. Woman's Association of Ti gratia Community church meets with Mrs Starry Heal on Winckles street.

Nnomes Homer Merrill Marseiiles Daughters of Scotland Clvty Hobertson Hall Women's Benefit Association MeeLs Mijor Tigria

Local notices and social events in Elyria and nearby towns

Mrs. Gerald Rive attends funeral of Mrs. Annabel Chamberlin in Bay Village while delegates from Second Congregational church travel to Mt. Vernon for a state conference. A. E. Kemp joined by Mrs. John Kennedy and Mrs. D. M. Upton attend Elyria High School drawing class talk. Mrs. Fullerton and Mrs. Richardson visit from Detroit to see Miss Sarah Thomas at Western College and plan Tree Day. New baby born to Mr. and Mrs. William Arndt in Elyria Memorial Hospital. Community members send flowers to district meeting. omission corrected for Capt. P. D. Reety Circle. Local concerts and visits noted. Catherine Cox visits from Danbury to see her mother. Birthday party hosted by Goodwill Bible Class on coming Saturday with tureen luncheon.

Gerald Rive Fith Richardson Detroit Michian Will Thomas Columbus Street Oxford Sarah Thomas Western College Wiliam Arndt Caldwell Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital American Legion Auxiliary P. D. Reety E. 3. Griffiths Cleveland P. N. Hinckley Wilma Hinckley Lakewood Elyria Betty Herold Columbus Bower Frank Hill Washington Avenue Catherine Cox Danbury Connecticut Kate Armstrong Middle Avenue

May Circle 2 gathering at Mrs Upp home Circle notes

Twenty members of Circle 2 of the First Methodist church plus six guests met yesterday afternoon at Mrs J G Upp's Fourth Street home for the May session. A musical program featured piano by Miss Eleanor Highgate trumpet by Oliver Townsend readings by June Marie Smith. refreshments were served with aid from Mrs Fred Barr and Mrs Harvey Merriman.

Circle 2 First Methodist Church J. G. Upp Fourth Street Eleanor Highgate Oliver Townsend Jeanette Sheppard June Marie Smith Fred Barr Harvey Merriman Portman Henrietta

Pinochie Club Meets at Perkins Home

The Pinochie Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Perkins last evening. Mrs. Perkins won first prize, Oliver Diedrich second, and Clyde Clipp low. Arthur Perkins hosted a luncheon. The club will meet again May 27 at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Burr Burton on Furnace Street.

Dolly Arthur Perkins Mrs. Perkins Oliver Diedrich Clyde Clipp Burr Burton Furnace Street

Encelblor Club Meeting Postponed to Saturday Evening

The Encelblor Club meeting is rescheduled for Saturday evening at Miss Mary Hatdort's West Avenue home. The John G Whitney class hosts an apple blossom party at Portman home in Henrietta Friday evening May 11, with members bringing own dishes tureen and sandwiches.

Encelblor Club Mary Hatdort West Avenue John G. Whitney Portman Hone Henrietta

Women’s Association reviews Suzuki Looks at Japan

Mrs Kemp chaired the May session of the Women’s Association of Second Congregational church with a discussion on Suzuki Looks at Japan. Special music by Nellie Gregory featured two numbers, Irene Upton as pianist. Devotional led by Cora Bemis with Luke chapter 26. Division A ran the meeting. June 18 hosts luncheon and Division E will present a playlet.

A. E. Kemp Suzuki Japan Women's Assocition Second Congregational Church Nellie Gregory Irene Upton Cora Bemis Luke Division E

Farewell Courtesy Marks Fridenstine's Departure From Bank

A farewell gathering for Mrs. LeRoy Fridenstine was held at the Schnuerer home with a handkerchief shower and bridge prizes awarded to Mrs. Norwood Hearn and Mrs. Fridenstina. Guests included bank associates and friends.

LeRoy Fridenstine Bridge Norwood Hearn Amherst Fridenstina Bank

Dinner Bridge Honoring Amherst and Elyria Guests

Mrs. C. E. Andress hosted Miss Margaret Mahan of Amherst Miss Hillary Mashinsky and Miss Margaret Krugman of Elyria at dinner last evening. Bridge was enjoyed and prizes awarded to Miss Mahan and Miss Mashinsky. The article notes France as a historic world power from Louis XV to Napoleon.

C. E. Andress Eighth Street Margaret Mahan Amherst Helen Mashinsky Margaret Krugman Elyria Miss Mahan Miss Mashinsky Louis Viv Napoleon France

Hospital Admissions List From A Local Journal

A partial hospital admission list includes Mrs Kate Arm strong at X19 Middle myvenue and Sally Harrison at 115 Kenyon avenue among others. Names like Mrs Baxter Lulkue 267 Winckles and Mrs Henry Gerhardinger appear alongside infant cases and several addressed residences. The fragment hints at a broader tally of admissions with multiple named individuals and places.

Kate Armatrong Middle Myvenue Baxter Lulkue Winckles About Imschlarghes Sally Harrison Kenyon Avenue Henry Gerhardinger Broad Thomas Murray Mapleatret Cecil Ward Wellington Frances Sayles Bridge Street John Kilgore

Elyria Council Schedules R and S M Event Plans

Licenses John Pawikowski Elyria gas station attendant and Mary Fer on Elyria. R and S M Council meets this evening to discuss plans for the annual important event the Super Ex Dugres to be conferred May 28. On May 20 the R and S M Degrees will be conferred.

John Pawikowski Elyria Mary Feron

Revolutionary Hut Reproduced at Morristown Park NJ

A hut similar to the starving Continental troops wintering 1779 80 has been recreated at Morristown National Historical Park on Hand s Brigade site near Jockey Hollow Mendham New Vernon Road New Jersey The Interior Department notes visitors can better imagine the hardships and resilience of the era.

Elyria Eagles Big May Festival and Merchants Exposition

Tonight at Eagles Hall the Elyria Eagles stage a big May Festival and merchants exposition. The event combines community celebration with vendor booths and presentations highlighting local businesses.

Elyria Eagles Merchants’ Exposition Eagles Hall

Great Relief book on relief inspires readers

The passage notes a book titled It’s A Great Relief about relief efforts and mentions private soldiers of the Continental Army who wielded victory symbols and chanted independence from Great Britain, calling them the Tommy Atking heroes of the American Revolution.

Continental Army Great Britain Tommy Atking

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