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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1929

Page

12

Community club meetings and fraternal events listed

On Monday Odtaa Club meets with Helen Castle at 143 Chase Street. Mrs Charles Troutman hosts Bunco Club at Winckiles Street. Lat-a-Lot Club meets with Mrs Ada Hillmer on Princeton Avenue. American Yeomen attend the OC F ball. H P Chapman Camp No 6 meets in the G A R hall. Young Men's Club meets at the Y M C A L. King Solomon's Lodge meets. Knights of Columbus meet in the K of C hall.

Odtaa Helen Castle Chase Street Charles ‘Troutman Bunco Club Winckiles Street Ada Hillmer Princeton Avenue C. F. Ball H. P. Chapman G. A. R. Hall Y.M. C. AL King Solomon's Lodge Knights of Columbus K. of C. Hall

Charles Abbey Junior Club Announces Memorial Service Participation

The Charles Abbey Junior Club met at the J O O F hall with fifteen Relief Corps members and two comrades present. Invitations were issued to attend Memorial services at Capitol Theatre and Washington Avenue Bridge, plus a First Congregational church service, with body participation in the parade Thursday. A banner was presented for parade use bearing the inscription Charles Abbey Junior Club. Other notices include Dorcas Class meeting, nominating committees, Bible study changes, and local announcements.

Charles Abbey J. O. O. F. Hall Relief Corps Capitol Theatre Washington Avenue Bridge First Congregational Church Beulah Arnold Lydia Squires Charles Abbey Junior Club Dorcas Church of Christ C. D. Parmely Broad Street R. A. Gwin Mable Prindle George Martin D. A. Billings Brooks Gamble Harry Thompson Elmer Alexander Kathryn Richards Herbert Wilson C. F. Henry Mission Study Club Oberlin Inn Carolyn Foley F. M. Smith William Muir Auld Mabel Marsh Marion Bassett Claire Friday Mildred Day Mollie Murbach Godard

Elegant Elyria party honors Helen stacks with wedding date reveal

A stylish farewell event at Seve Aline home in Cleveland honored Helen Stacks Wil the bride-elect. Guests included Miss Forrest Stacks Ursem, Joseph Stacks of Charles Court and Lucille Flood of Cleveland. Prizes awarded, butterfly rose favors hidden in bride's dress, streamers pulled to reveal June 11 wedding date.

Seve S. J. Aline Cleveland Eulalia Stacks Banco John McConville Josephine Kohl Elgrns Lucille ‘Flood Forrest Stacks-Ursem Ordell Lucille Flood Joseph Stacks Charles Court St. Mary’s High School Guarantee Title and Trust Company Ursem Florence Ursem Fast River Mary Moran Dorothy O'Connor Indian Hollow Road Mary A. Moran Paul Buechler Mary O'Connor Howard Donahue Dosathey Helen Finegan

MEETINGS AND SHOWER EVENTS HIGHLIGHT LOCAL COMMUNITY

District Six and Seven A B C and G meet Monday afternoon at two thirty with host Mrs F H P at 214 Fourth Street for Bible study and summer plans. A shower honors Dorothy Henry at the Bunting home 447 Ninth Street ahead of her upcoming marriage to George Bourne of Grand Rapids. A Zonta Class shower celebrates Fayetta Stone’s wedding to Harry Oakley. Fifty Vincent ladies honor Jane McGuire at farewell dinner. District notes include hospital admissions and discharges, plus local social and dancing events at Cascade Pavilion and Masonic Temple.

F. H P Fourth Street C. M. Ackerman Princeton Avenue Dorothy Henry Enid Bunting Mildred Kinder Bunting Ninth Street Henry Ofl George Bourne Grand Rapids Michigan Gertrude Remingtona Lillian Seekins Tane McGuire Vincent Ladies of Jane McGuire Miss McGuire

Health classes and memorial notes from the Y W C A and W R C

Y W C A health secretary Miss Browne promotes swimming as essential exercise and life skills with ongoing classes for matrons high school girls business girls and children at the MCA pool Enrollment is open anytime and a dip is encouraged. The Woman's Relief Corps met at the IOOF hall with one new member and reported sickness and Memorial Day plans at Capitol Theater. Geraldine Frisbie and Alvina Adams were remembered as leaders in the corps. The next meeting is June 14 Flag Day with Lorain guests expected. Carol Weichel prepares to leave the clinic after appendicitis surgery.

Y. W C Miss Browne Health Education Health Education Department United States Woman's Relief Corps Abbey Kaley Capitol Theater W.R.C G. A. R. Hall Geraldine E. Frisbie Alvina Adams Lorena Handley Lorain Corps America

Five Hundred Vincent School Patrons Honor Vincent Teachers

Vincent P T A honored Miss Jane McGuire, Sue Masey, and Louise Hastings at a social evening with decorated auditorium, musical numbers, and presentations. McGuire retires after eight years. Masey and Hastings to depart for new plans as the community shares thanks and best wishes.

Vincent School Vincent Jane MclGuire Sue Masey Louise Hastings Vincent P. T. A Spirea van Houten America the Beautiful Anne Tullpan Frances Bennett Neva Goodsite Maser Hastings Robert Hastings D. M. Sinclair D. Eschtruth Kathryn McGuire Girl Scouts J. McGuire Masey Margaret Betzel Claude Baldwin C. R. Bennett The Jane McGuire California

Memorial Day Services at Ridgeville Congregational Church

Memorial Day services will be held at the Ridgeville Congregational Church next Sunday. Mr. Young will preach on America Today. The church choir, composed of the youth under Miss Ruth Dunham, will sing a processional and recessional hymn in addition to the regular anthem.

Ridgeville Congregational Church Young America Ruth Dunham

Anniversary Day at First M. E. Church Celebrations

Tomorrow the First Methodist Church marks its fourth anniversary since dedication with Joash Chest Day. At 10:45 a.m. Rev. E. B. Salmon will preach on My Church, followed by an 7:30 p.m. address by Leon Roy Livingston on Where Is My Wandering Bar Tonight. Livingston, famed traveler and orator, speaks on home, school, and church.

B. Salmon Leon Roy Livingston

Elyria Men's Bible Class Plans Meeting at Rivoli Theater

The Elyria Men's Bible Class will meet at 9 30 a m tomorrow in the Rivoli Theater with vice president Earl Bell presiding in President Hewitt's absence. Lawrence Webber will lead the choir and Mrs Ahee B Seiring is guest artist. The Fox Furnace delegation, captained by Frank Sonnevier, aims for a larger turnout in a local attendance drive. The lesson will cover Acts chapter sixteen with an Acts of the Apostles focus.

Elyria Rivoli Hewitt Earl Bell Lawrence Webber Ahe¢e B. Seiring Seiring Elyrians Church of Christ Fox Furnace Frank Sonnevier

Friendship Club Coed Dance Draws Seventy Five

Seventy five members of the Friendship Club and guests attended the annual Spring Co ed dance in the high school gym. The event featured a five piece orchestra, festive decorations, and chaperones including Miss Kinison, Miss Boor, Albert Bauer, Dr. and Mrs. George Hake, and Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Smith.

Friendship Club Harriett Luther Miriam Faxon Rosemary Redington Eleanor Dehm Edith Altfeld Helen Marie Barres Margaret, Kinison Dorothy Boor Albert Bauer George Hake A. N. Smith

Wooster and Oberlin Fav orites With Western Reserves as a Possible Threat

Wooster and Oberlin are favored as the top contenders as Western Reserve University shows potential to pose a challenge. The upcoming matchups highlight local rivalries and the threat from a strong reserve lineup.

Wooster Oberlin

Memorial service at Capitol Theater to honor veterans

Mrs Seiring to attend the Memorial service at the Capitol Theater with Rev Wm C Fowler delivering the sermon. The program includes taps, roll calls, a solo by Mrs Seiring, and a baptism ordinance. Junior Church and Christian Endeavor events follow with a life of Jesus topic and a nocturnal visitor sermon.

Seiring Church OF Christ Second Chapel Streets Bible School Dean Burny Fermil Kasper Capitol Theater Grand Army of the Republic United Spanish War Veterans Sons of Veterans American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Grand Army of the Republic Chas. Clark Howard Vanarsdale Fulton Alva Smith Alice B. Seling Pittsburgh Chappell Flanders Ward-Stephens

Dormant rose bushes for sale at Hecock Floral Co

Dormant rose bushes from our rose houses ready now Premier Columbia Templar Fontainelle yellow white Killarney 35¢ each 3 for $1.00 Speak quick Hecock Floral Co 304 Broad St.

Hecock Floral Co Broad St Columbia Templar Fontainelle Killarney

Oberlin Seniors Stage Green Stockings Play

Mrs. Charlies S Johnson and Mrs. Max Suppes watched Oberlin High School seniors perform Green Stockings under Miss Amy Powell supervision in Oberlin last evening. Mrs. Hastings of Furnace Street left yesterday to visit relatives in Mansfield. Mr. and Mrs. Williams of Dewey Avenue will drive to Ada to fetch their son Wayne from Ohio Northern University for summer at home. Mrs. W J Smart and Miss Blanche Smart returned to Lock Haven Pa after a month with Mrs. Ketcham of Middle Avenue. Miss Smart finished teaching in Avon Lake. Rev Paul Schmidt of Valley City will speak at St Pauls Church Sunday evening. Mrs. Hillier and Rev Bourguin attended the Ohio District Evangelical Synod conference in Newark last week.

Charlies S. Johnson Max Suppes Oberlin Oberlin High School Amy Powell Green Stockings Thomas Hastings Furnace Street Mansfield Ohio D. O. Williams Dewey Avenue Ada Wayne Williams Ohio Northern University W. J. Smart Blanche Smart Lock Haven Pennsylvania Rrs Smart R. T. Ketcham Middle Avenue

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