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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1933

Page

10

Ridgeville Grange Attends Fields M E Church May 21

Ridgeville Grange will observe rural welfare by attending the M E church at Fields on Sunday May 21. A Grange Hall community dinner follows, with each family bringing a sandwich and a covered dish. An afternoon program features a vocal solo by Russell Schmittgen and other music. Rev. Jump of LaGrange M E church will speak. Regular Grange meeting May 23. May committee leads program.

Ridgeville Grange M. E Fields Grange Hall Russell Schmittgen Jump LaGrange M. E. Church

Carlisle Attends Silver Tea in Elyria

Local society notes show Mrs. Frank Rab of Chestnut Ridge attending a Wednesday silver tea at Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Bond's Elyria home. Numerous Elyria residents and guests from LaPorte and Chestnut Ridge were listed as attendees and visitors at various homes and a Vermilion graduation concert attendance by Krebs Day orchestra members and Elyria High School performers.

Frank Rab Chestnut Ridge E. J. Bond Elyria East Avenue Eric D. Chapman Hedges F. O. Gott Last Avenue H. H. Gregg William Rennie Wayne Kropp Fdna Edith Whitney Maxine Miller Doris Jackson Joyce Gregg

Fine P T A Program At East Carlisle

The last East Carlisle P T A meeting for the school year featured nominating reports naming A H Goodspeed as president and officers Thad Robson Gertrude Smith Ray Jackson and A P Bailey. Welfare work report praised. Arlys Jackson sang Just An Echo In The Valley and Sweet Jenny Lye with Doris Jackson as accompanist. A Kan Act Dramatic Club one act play A Servant Wanted was presented with Sylvia Wilson singing I Hear You Calling Me and At Dawning. Doris and Myron Jackson performed two banjo numbers.

Howard Whiller Arlys Jackson Jenny Lye Doris Jackson Arthur Giles Eleanor Robson Elizabeth Robson Kan Act Dramatic Club Sylvia Wilson Chambers Elyria Constance Chapman William Glover Kan Act Club Mary McCool Doris Myron Jackson

Kiwanis Club Lunch Features Lighting Talk

The Kiwanis luncheon at the Newell Hotel heard J. C. Weller of 821 Park Avenue speak on proper home lighting with slide demonstrations. President Walter Schultz presided and visiting guest T. W. Tabor attended.

Kiwanis Club Newell Hotel Walter Schultz S. S. Rockwood J. C. Weller Park Avenue T. W. Tabor

Livingston prepares for 50th anniversary Wild West program

Whiskers and facial hair sprout in Livingston for the July 3 and 4 anniversary celebration featuring a Wild West reminiscence, local color through facial ornaments, guitar numbers, and period songs. Walter Smith leads with Pale Moon and Believe Me, Those Endearing Young Charms as part of the program. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yost of Eaton visited Sunday afternoon at Mrs. Minnie Simpson’s East Avenue home. Adolescence is in danger not at its work but at its play.

Livingston, Mont Livingston Colorado and Conservatory Walter Smith Charles Yost of Eaton Minnie Simpson East Avenue

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