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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1932

Page

5

Community groups host varied events tonight across town

Zonta hosts Class Mother Daughter banquet at 2nd Congregational Church. Merry Makers Club meets with Dorothy Hartley at 1171 East River Street. Business and Professional Women's Club holds a bridge party at Miss Minerva Se ton home on Cleveland Road. W W T Club visits Mrs Arthur Rainey. Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary meet. Agenda Club plans treasure bunt at 00. Woman's Welsh Club marks 10th anniversary at First Congregational Church with dinner at 6 7 p.m. Second Congregational hosts silver tea at Mrs Cora Bemis home. Pilgrim church Woman's Association and St Andrew's Altar Guild meet at their respective rooms. St Paul’s Circle No. meets at the church. Sons of Union Veterans Ava itary and David Nye Chapter DeMolay attend. Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge Bunco with whist. Clan Robertson meets. R Barber hosts a gathering for sixteen members and two guests of Methodist Circle No. 8 with devotionals led by Mrs Streicher and a nominating committee formed for next year. Mrs Carl Ensign oversees a program with flower contests. Prizes from gardens. Tea served by Mrs Carf man and Mrs Harris. Picnic tureen planned at Mrs Boggs. Rebekah Lodge to join Odd Fellows memorial service on June 11. Woman's Association of Second Congregational meets. missionary program led by Mrs John Kennedy. Young Women’s Division serves tea. Lorain County Council Ladies Auxiliaries’ Spring Banquet held at St Joseph Catholic Church Amherst with guests from Avon, South Amherst, Wellington, Oberlin, Lorain, and Amherst. program includes addresses, songs, and readings. Vera Strohl returns from East Orange New Jersey after three months away.

2Nd Congregational Church Merry Makers Club Dorothy Hartley East River Street Minerva Seton Cleveland Road Arthur Rainey Agenda Woman's 1St Congregational Church Tos Second Congregational Church Cora Bemis Woman's Association of the Pilgrim Church St. Andrew's Church Circle No St. Paul's Church Sons of Union Veterans’ Avaitary David Nye Order of DeMolay P Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge Bunco Whise Clan Robertson Order of Scottish Clans R. Barber Sixth Street Methodist Circle Mra. Carfman Harris Lorain County Jessie Burns Elyria Ladies of Oberlin Mrs. Yoxtheimer Wellington Barbara Frietchie Crete Young Amherst American Legion

Unfinished Quilt Completed After 95 Years in Moneta

In Moneta Virginia a quilt left incomplete by its owner for 95 years is finally being finished by Mrs. Lewis Huddleston. The quilt originally belonged to Mrs. Moorman and was passed to her daughter who entrusted it to Mrs. Huddleston before her death.

Moneta Lewis Huddleston

Chamber of Commerce Minstrel Cast Feted At Dance

Fifty members of the Hill Bhily Minatrale cast and friends, about 125 people, were guests of Elyria merchants at a Spring Valley Country Club dance. Yack Sullivan’s band provided music, a buffet supper was served, and MC Jim Arimtage thanked supporters while Earl D. Bacon noted drivers’ 550 mile treks. The troupe performed 21 times to 12,806 attendees, raising $2,600 for the organizations.

Chamber of Commerce Spring Valley Hill Bhily Minatrale Elyria Spring Valley Country Club Yack Sullivan Jim Arimtage Earl D. Bacon

First Congl Womens Association Elects Officers At Annual Meeting

The Woman's Association of First Congregational church held its annual meeting in the church parlor with outgoing president Mrs. Ingersoll presiding. Officers elected include President Mrs. Stanley Shaw and vice presidents Mrs. Ralph Murbach and Mrs. H G Hoover, secretary Mrs. George Gill, and Miss Dora Nichols as treasurer. Installations will occur at a special meeting June 1.

Woman's Association of First Congregational Church Henry Ingersoll Stanley Shaw Ralph Murbach H. G. Hoover George Gill Dora’ Nichols Missionary Department Robert Davies Davies R. Lyndon W. Sudra F. Phelps Effie Hecock H. Sandrock

DeMolay Mothers Dinner At St Andrew's Church

DeMolay members hosted mothers at a dinner in St Andrew's Episcopal church dining hall, with forty seats set. William Yoo welcomed guests and introduced speakers. Del Savage, Norwood Baumhardt, and Dad Beebe spoke on the value of mothers and DeMolay investment. Dance and music entertainment followed as roses, lilacs, and yellow tapers decorated the tables. Mrs Charles Barton hosted Circle No 7 Methodist gathering at her home with reports, nominating committee appointed, and refreshments served.

Demolay St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Central Guild of William Yoo de Molay del Savage Norwood Baumhardt Dad Beebe Mother Beebe Beebe Betty Bishop Walter Smith Miss Ora Champion Maurice Weisbrod

M A C Class Meets With Donna Graham

The H A C Class of the Second Congregational church met at Donna Graham’s Bond street home last evening. Presiding was president Mildred Eckhart, and a mother daughter party was planned for the next meeting at Isabelle Holliday’s home. A dainty luncheon was served for members including Mildred Eckhart Peggy Richmond Joan Norsworthy Beatrice Fell Dorothy Shabel Isabelle Holliday Ada Belle Lesbrough Marian Hunter Janet Stroh Virginia Sinegar Donna Graham Bernice Regal Constance Barrick Ruth Jacobs Violet Olmsted Lois Whitacre Annette Whitney. several games followed before adjournment.

Donna Graham Second Congregational Church Bond Street Mildred Eckhart Isabelle Holliday Peggy Richmond Joan Norsworthy Beatrice Fell Dorothy Shabel

Methodist Circle 2 hosts final session at Mrs Johnsons

The final business session of Circle No 2 at the First Methodist Church was held yesterday at Mrs. George Johnson’s Park avenue home. Mrs. E J Bond led devotionals and a business meeting followed by social hour with 20 attendees. A circus picnic is planned in a month with time and place to be announced. Mothersingers hold final school year meeting Friday at Franklin School at 2:45 to honor Miss Marjorie Rossiter with attendance expected from all members.

Cassie Richards Emmanuel Lutheran Church Ladies’ Aid George Johnson Circle 2 Methodist Church First Methodist Church Park Avenue E. J. Bond Charles Carpenter Franklin School Marjorie Rossiter

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Overview

Admissions list includes Mrs Harry Swipston of 249 Columbus Street, Mrs Neal Dietkenson of Medina Ohio, Helen Zlatkowski at 345 West River Street, Mrs Fred Shook, Mrs Allen Ensor of Tol West River Street. Discharges cover Helen Taylor of 267 Washington Avenue, Alice Grey of Ashland, and Mrs Bernard King with a baby girl at 419 Furnage. Mr and Mrs Earl Fauver are guests of Mrs Verne Scholl in Cleveland.

Harry Swipston Columbus Street Neal Dietkenson Medina Ohio Helen Zlatkowski West River Street Fred Shook West Avenue Allen Ensor Helen Taylor Washington Avenue Alice Grey Ashland Bernard King Furnage Street

Personal notices of local residents and events

Walter Hinkle, noted pi star at Fontainbleau scholarship, will join a summer study after which Harland Brown and Robert Burns lead group singing at Ridgeville PTA meeting this evening. Mrs Robert Sandrock hosts weekend guest Miss Peg Neu meg Sendunky. Dr G M Fer returns from Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs Jack Weil and Mr and Mrs Monan Wail visit George Ferguson. Mildred Baumhardt visits Amherst. Born May 1 8 to Neal and wife in Medina. Leslie Larkin family and Robert visit Cleveland. Dora Kiley and Amelia Humphrey visit Amherst friends.

Walter Hinkle G. M. Fer Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Jack Weil Monan Wail Mansfield George Ferguson Second Street Mildred Baumhardt Spruce Street Amherst Neal Dickinson Medina Ohio Wigma Memorial Hospital Leslie Larkin Robert A Mack North Street Cleveland Dora Kiley Ameelia Humphrey

Brighton Briefs Sunday Guests at Edwards Home

Sunday evening visitors to Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Edwards included Mrs. A. A. Edwards of Wellington and C. B. Myers with his family from Cleveland. Also dining with the hosts were Mr. and Mrs. F. H. McClellan and Mrs. Ida Booney.

Brighton E. BE. Edwards A. A. Edwards Wellington C. B. Myers Cleveland F. H. McClellan Ida Booney

Rummage Sale At Sharp Block Site Across From Store

Community rummage sale announced for Friday and Saturday at the Sharp Block, located across from the 5 and 10 cent store. Proceeds support local programs.

Local Socials and Visits Highlight Busy Sunday

Sunday church attendance at the Baptist church in Rochester featured Rev. and Mrs. B C Myers. Visitors from Elyria Toledo and Cleveland called on family friends and relatives across several homes including Mr and Mrs J W Green and Miss Kathryn Jasany. A birthday party honored Lawrence McKisson with friends from Brighton Whitefox and Gilchrist, and the Congregational Ladies society met with Mrs Clyde Lee with twelve members and seven visitors.

B.C. Myers The Baptist Church Rochester Myers Mies Etha Burge J. W. Green Eugene F. Burge Theodore Toledo Burge William McKenzie John Aschenbach Harry McKenzie Claude Elyria Dean McClellan Harry Ashwell Greenwich Anna Kocher Everett Norwalk A. K. Baird Kathryn Jasany Dorothy Prieda Trava Ebel Ladies' Society of the Congregational Church Clyde Lee

Thirteen State Trees Planted at Revere Legion Lawn

Thirteen trees represent each original state and were planted on the lawn of the American Legion building in Revere Massachusetts. The trees were donated by the governors of the states.

Statis Revere Mass American Legion

Taft Quote Sets Tone for Kipton Dance Night

A Kipton notice promotes a Saturday dance at Campbell's Hall with Modern and old time music by Mountaineers. The event follows a Taft quote about hope and change, inviting residents to attend the evening program.

Campbell’s Hall Kipton Mountaineers Music

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Rebekah Lodge ODD Fellows St. Clair Rebekah Ron the Second Cong John Kennedy Young Womens Division Vera Strohl West Street East Orange New Jersey R. FE. Morris Walter Day Donald Day del Nay Wakeman First Cong’l. Women’s Association Gladys West Ruth Gill Mildred Brevoort Edward Bembower Richard Elliott Billbro Elizabeth Benham Elms Lemont Edna Townsend Goodnight Jane Davies Gaynor Pond Lilies MaeGregor Bobbs Herrick Stubborn Rocking Horse Streadbog Jean Wasner Will-o-the-Wisp Goodrich Shirley Oliver Shady Dell Buthbro Dorothy Harley the Wanderer Gurlitt Harry Scurty Sue Cathoon Beethoven Willa Bliss Irene Upton Wright Valsette Good-rich Harold Berson Grainger Betty Herrick Ewing Wilma Hall Hanging Gardens Patty Hoke Air de Ballet Chaminade Eleanor Highgate Piaget Dorothy Christman de Koven Dorothy Nau Liebesfreud Finesse Kreisler Jack Elton Mildred Breyoort Bloom Vidla Bliss ST. Andrew's Ralph Whitney Daughters of St. Andrew East Avenue Whitney James Moses Ruggles Beach Kenneth Chapman Longfellow Street C. E Christian Endeavor Huntington Lorain Edna Kuntz Harold Olmsted CG. E John Updegratt D. M. Sinclair Ruth Pickett Catherine Shrubeole Ralph Fox Arthur Ludlow Burton Boynton C.P. Galvely Ely- Migh School Canton Houserman W. Wilder Association L. Todd Calvert A. Smythe Miss Lord E. Rich Maybelle Burner Sarah FE. Hudson Margaret McCord Ellen Wadsworth Mildred E. Fauver William Walker A. A. Padley Anna N. Anderson Kate Moody Smith Ingersoll Nesbit W. F. Bell Congregational Christian Churches Cleveland Orchestra Rudolph Ringwall Severance Hall Cleveland Museum of Art P. T City Council of Parent- Teacher Associations Eagles' Hall Taylor Barton R. G. Rockwood Neubiser Monschein Hanson Arthur C. Smith H.C. Elgar Carl Curtis Arthur Sherman Circle No. 9 Howard Miller Ada Heimbach Leinseder Lininger R.J. Fitch H.H. Gragg Butternut Ridge Chrysanthemum Club A. Schroeder Armin Schroeder Ninth Street Chrysanthemum Birthday Club Harry Peters Richard Munz Elyria Eagles Hall Charles Barton Krenvon Avenue Edward Smith Oak Street E. Whitehead Henry Townsend Ladies' Aid OF Emmanuel Lutheran Church Meet Woman's Club Business Women's Elyria Woman's Club Catherine Seward Janet Shepherd Wilfred Bowder Philosphy Florence Martin Karl Kaley Bridge Mary Chapman Robert C. Darling Russia Twp Ruth Want Smith Isaac Mendoza Helen Perdian Vern Mahan Rose Manning Isadore Schwartz Edna Mae Hyman Novak Mrs Earl Fauver Verne Scholl Broad Brown Co Lodi St. Elyria, Ohio Carson Capitol Theatre Carpenter's Beauty Shop Broad Street Lewis Mercantile Co Emmanuel Lutheran Shurch Fri Elyzia Savings Trust Lkely Ww. H. Taft Airyle Beauty Shop Elyria Sav. & Trust Pike Reublin Bros Jersey Sunkist Eee Bakers Graham Waters Aeroxon Weideman Yubarida Box Alberty Fae Battle Cree Crisco
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