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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1932
Page
12
The Business and Prof. Women's Club invites members to a scheduled meeting to discuss upcoming events, chapter activities, and local community projects. Key speakers and agenda items include fundraising plans and membership outreach.
A crowded B and P W Club session at the Y W C A featured delegate reports from the May State Convention in Cincinnati. Elyria won third in Ohio Publicity contests and plans a May 26 card party at Miss Minerva Seaton’s home. Miss Edythe Fern Southard of WJAY Cleveland is to speak at the dinner meeting.
Ray William Flammer of Ober ho will give an illustrated lecture on Panama at Lake Avenue School on Thursday evening. Betty Bishop will present dancing numbers. The Women’s Welsh Club marks its tenth anniversary with a dinner and program at the First Congregational Church. A Yone Department of the Etghz Woman’s Club meets Thursday with a luncheon. The Garden Club abandons plans for the Tulip Pilgrimage to Wayside Gardens, Mevtor, noting tulips will be blooming for a short period.
At the St John’s Young People’s Society meeting last evening officers were tentatively chosen and a summer picnic planned. After the business session the entertainment committee organized contests and games, followed by refreshments and a question box for discussion. Hospital notes list admissions Helen Taylor 267 Washington Avenue Walter Wagner Avon. Discharges include Mrs Walter McMillan and a baby girl at R D No 2.
Relatives and friends gathered Friday evening in Ridgeville for a surprise birthday party for Amy Saye. Many sent best wishes, with floral gifts and a shawl. The town news notes various local events including PTA activities, high school plays, and Memorial Day plans with speaker Ensign Maryin C. Mariy Tinon, a World War veteran and state senate candidate.
Like a groot poet Nature shows grand effects with economical means. Includes notices for church luncheon 95¢, Smuch Church of Christ Thursday 11 to 2, Mixed Dances at Nuhn's Barn tonight, Kistner's Orchestra 25¢, and Mary Comer spiritual reader formerly of Cleveland at Lorain corner Erie and Kansas Ave. Phone 8995.
Eva Caywood announces her marriage to Warren Dunaway on January 20 in Wheeling West Virginia. The event was celebrated at a small gathering with 30 guests, corsages, and scrolls announcing the news, followed by bridge and pink and white décor.
Elyria Lodge No. 103 met in regular session with large attendance to plan Memorial services set for June 14 and to name committees for attending the Grand Lodge session in Cleveland on June 22. Committees include Mason Smith, Charles Decker, Harvey Lewis for the Memorial. Bob Haeh, George Martin, Wm. Walker for Grand Lodge arrangements.
A farewell party honored Mr Mihalis and Mrs Mihalis who depart tomorrow for Minneapolis Minnesota to make their home. Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary hosted the gathering in V FL W hall with games and cards. A table lamp gift and refreshments followed. Mr Mihalis served as VFW officer and Mrs Mihalis as Auxiliary treasurer. Arthur Perkins hosted dinner beforehand at Elk's restaurant. Tulips and rose candles decorated the table set for six with themed place settings.
Mrs Pearl Beck of Furtaca street opened her home to eleven members of the Second Congregational church circle. Mrs Guisinger led the session planning a silver tea for a future date and hostesses were named for the next meeting on Tune fourteenth. Dr J Leonard Moore, professor at American University in Beirut, Syria, visited the County Health Department, studying in the U S under the Rockefeller Foundation. Mrs Theodore Prindle and Mrs Theodore Seward of this city are spending today in Cleveland.
Mrs. Max Suppes of Gulf Farms hosted sisters from Detroit and others. Allan Fritzsche returned home from New York. J H Bellingham family called to New Kensington for a relative's death. Mrs. B L Rogers visiting Detroit parents. Jack Carson of Adams street hosts. Neva Inskeap and Margaret Seekins back from California. Mrs. Russell Nicholl visited Amherst. Miss Mabelle Hollis to May Festival at Oberlin. Hollis parents to the festival. Mrs. Lester Harding and baby discharged to 173 Courtland avenue. Eugene Hubbard in Detroit on business. Mrs. Jenkin Edwards in Elyria Memorial Hospital after a hip fracture from Sunday. Mrs. Mark Smith touring San flusky on business. Mrs. W B Alexander returned home after overnight visit with the Cra doors family.
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to submit recipes with two weekly cash prizes of one dollar each for the two best entries. Recipes include Sugar Cookies, Chocolate Fudge, and Lemon Chiffon Pie by contributors A M Johnson of Grafton and Geraldine Conkle of Wellington.
The bi annual Father Son Banquet hosted by the Knights of Columbus takes place Wednesday evening at Riha Parish Mall. Principal speaker is Fred L Loves manager of Lake Shore Hotel Lakewood Ohio. Tickets remain available with capacity limited to 250 and Dr Charles E Guth chairs the committee including Charles Figad Pat Crowe Jack Poltz and Fred Roth.
Eaton area social calendar with visits and entertainments at Homes of Humphrey Traxler and Grills families. Quarantine news, relatives visits from Canton Elyria Utica Mansfield. Attendee descriptions and attendance contest for Ladies Aid Society. Also share recipes and local addresses.
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