Knights of Columbus Host Father Son Banquet
One hundred men and boys gathered in St Marys Parish Hall for the biannual father son banquet under the Knights of Columbus. Grand Knight Thomas A Kelley toasted Rev James T Daley, Dr Charles E Guth outlined the event, and E J Stankard added humor. Fred L Joyce spoke on Washington the Leader, linking Washington and Lincoln to modern leaders Rockne and Lindbergh, urging unity. Prizes were awarded for guessing beans in a jar, and entertainment included Wayne Garland Jack Elton Richard Teasdale and magic by Kauffman and Wilton Dachtler. Committee: Guth Flood Roth Crowe Peltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Parish Hall
Knights of Columbus
Altar Society
Thomas A . Kelley
James T. Daley
Charles E. Guth
E. J. Stankard
Washington
Fred L. Joyce
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Lincoln
Rockne
Lindbergh
Notre Dame
L. J. Buache
Wayne Garland
Elyria
Barjotet
Jack Elton
Richard Teasdale
Young
Kauffman
Wilton Dachtler
Dr. Guth
Charles Flood
Fred Roth
Pat Crowe
Jack Peltz
Edythe Southard to speak on Personality at club dinner
Miss Edythe Southard assistant director of radio station WJAY Cleveland will be the speaker at the final dinner meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club at the Women's Club House this evening. She will address the topic Personality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe Southard
WJAY
Cleveland
Business and Professional Women's Club
Woman's Club
Miss Southard
City Teachers Club Dinner Honors Board Members
The City Teachers Club at Spring Valley hosted its annual dinner with the 2046 Board of Education and wives as guests of honor. Covers for eighty seven, bouquets for table decoration, and a program featuring High School Players Club with Cabbages, Romeo and Juliet balcony scene, solos by J. Martin Beck, and dancing by Jack Flynn's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
City Teachers’ Club
Spring Valley
High School Players’ Club
Robert McWilliams
Betty Nilsen
Meo
Juliet
J. Martin Beck
Edward Bembower
Jack Flynn
F. A. Dusthimer
Teachers’ Club
Louise Rolce
Gertrude Remington
Ina Mae Ardell
Rivoli Theatre Want Ad Contest Winners Named
The Chronicle-Telegram announces ten winners who will each receive two Rivoli Theatre tickets. Winners include Herbert Duvall 144 Bellfield Ave Mrs C G Phillips 42 Samuel St Doris Birch 223 West Bridge St Retta Bemis 939 Lake Ave Lola Brown 142 Riverside Ct Mrs H J Fabilan R D 3 Elyria Mrs Russell Smith 340 Foster Ave Mrs Pauling Talarski 110 Bailey Ct and Margaret Lelfer 105 Grant St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
R. D
Elyria
Russell Smith
Foster Avenue
Pauling Talarski
Bailey Court
Margaret Lelfer
Grant Street
Property Transfers on West Twenty-seventh Street and Ford Road
Lorain and Elyria Township deeds record transfers among Haltie M and Lillian N Kine to Anna Lamp for six and one half acres on West Twenty-seventh Street. Myrtle Dent Lawson transfers parcels including 74 acres, 30 acres and three acres in La Grange Township to John and Antonia Jarish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-seventh Street
Lorain
Haltie M
Lillian N. Kine
Anna Lamp
Ford Road
Elyria Township
Myrtle Dent Lawson
John
Antonia Jarish
la Grange
Final Meeting Of Round Table Club Elects Officers
The Round Table Club held its final year gathering at the Cook Gardens home of Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Cook with a garden meeting theme. Carl Robinson of Lorain spoke on garden studies and European scenery and several Rotary members joined from Lorain. Officers for the coming year were elected: Rodney G. Rockwood president, Mrs. William B. Hubbell vice president, James B. Thomas secretary, Horace H. Nye treasurer. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Robinson and Miss Marion Hubbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Club
Cook Garden
T. N. Cook
Gulf Farms
Cook
Carl Robinson
Lorain
Lorain Rotary
Jang
Rotary International
Vienna
Europe
England
Pacific Coast
Grand Canyon
America
Order of Business
Rodney G. Rockwood
William B. Hubbell
James B. Thomas
Horace H. Nye
Marion Hubbell
Evening events and memorial service in Elyria
Tonight all local clubs meet at various venues including Woman's Club Elk's Restaurant Notawa Club at 326 Princeton avenue and IOOF Hall. Special programs feature Ruth Nierman interlude and a 7:30 PM Pythian Sisters session with a card party. A Memorial service for Eiu ria and vicinity is set for 10 29 AM next Sunday in Capitol Theatre with multiple patriotic groups, Elyria Symphony Orchestra and Church of Christ quartet providing music. Reverend Fowler delivers sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notawa Club
Princeton Avenue
M. Burner
E. Barbknecht
H. Schmauch
Inter Sa
Ruth Nierman
Bethel Shrine
I. O. O. F. Hall
Sons of Union Veterans’ Auxiliary
Pythian Sisters
Eiuria
Capitol Theatre
Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans
The
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sons of Veterans
Woman's
Elyria
D. A. Baird
Paul Wainwright
William F. Yaho
Clare Short
Kaley
William C. Fowler
Church of Christ
Modern Bunco Club Entertained in Amherst
The Modern Bunco Club was entertained last evening by Mrs. B R Novak and Mrs. Charles Corbett at Corbett's Amherst home. Thirty five games were played with E R Novak winning high score and Miss Maxine Whitney second. Gifts were given to Mrs. Philip Bush and Mrs. William Rose. Ruth Eleanor Corbett and Barbara Baker performed cap dances after luncheon. Next meeting planned as a kid party on June 5 at Mrs. Earl Rasbach’s home. Additionally Legion Hall hosted a dessert bridge with fifteen tables. prizes went to Mrs. Donne Wehrhoff high, Mrs. Jons Ludwig second, and Mrs. Piers Huebner third. Ruth Jesper chaired the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Corbett
Amherst
E.R. Novak
Maxine Whitney
Max Slutzker
Philip Bush
William Rose
Ruth Eleanor Corbett
Barbara Baker
Earl Rasbach
Longford Avenue
Legion Hall
Diay
Donne Wehrhoff
High Shore
Jons Ludwig
Piers Huebner
Ruth Jesper
Howard Wendell Receives Honors at Ohio University
Howard Wendell of this city has been elected vice president of the Ohio University chapter of Phi Delta Gamma, a national professional fraternity. He will complete two years at Ohio University Athens this year and is active in the University band Commerce Club debate squad Playshop and other groups. He helped form a debate team that defeated Cincinnati Miami Muskingum and Ohio Northern in intercollegiate contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wendell
Ohio University
Phi Delta Gamma
Ohio University At
Athens
University Band
Commerce Club
Playshop
University of Cincinnati
Miami University
Muskingum College
Ohio Northern University
Congregational Circle closes year of work
A satisfactory final Circle 4 meeting at Mrs. Frank Phelps home on Fifth Street completed annual business. Mrs. Otto Greene to chair again. E G Curtis secretary. William Bell treasurer. A luncheon is planned for June 15 to aid church associates. The Akiban Club met at Richard Altfeld’s home to elect officers: Robert Siegle president Iva Pollack vice president secretary Irvin Schultz treasurer. Next meeting set for June 6 at Harry Becker’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 4
Frank Phelps
Fifth Street
Otto Greene
King
Greene
E. G. Curtis
William Bell
Alice Edwards
Woman's Association of the Church
Robert Davies
Akibian Club
Richard Altfeld
Middle Avenue
Robert Siegle
Iva Pollack
Irvin Schultz
Jean Aitfeld
Harry Becker
Weat Street
Division D Members Meet for Silver Tea
Eleven members of Division D of the Second Congregational church hosted a silver tea at Mrs Jaycox's Bond street home on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs R H Harrison and Mrs Arthur Clark. Prizes were awarded to Mrs H L Wilcox first and Mrs W Roberts second. A refreshment course was served by the hostess with Mrs Ward Hubbard assisting. The next meeting is set for June 5 at the church with hostesses Mrs Wilcox Mrs Wingard and Mrs Jaycox. A birthday tureen dinner will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Jaycox
Bond Street
R. H. Harrison
Arthur Clark
Cootie
H. L. Wilcox
W. Roberts
Wilcox
Mra. Wingard
Hospital Notes and Senior Club Farewell Summary
Admissions list includes Junior Riddle and Josephine Delfino with Lorain and nearby street addresses, plus Roy Gafford and Ralph Deimling among discharges in Valley City and Cleveland. Senior Farewell hosted by Friendship Club at the YWCA with rings, speeches, a one act play Color Blind, memory books, and a special dinner, followed by Dames of Malta meeting announcements and Lor-Ely Club bridge prizes. Personality Pals meet at Catherine Heidrich’s home, and the High School semester dance features the Ambassadors orchestra in the gym after classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Riddle
Sixth Street
Richard Anderson
East Broad
Joseph Beylaci
Lorain
Charles Taylor
W. Broad
Josephine Delfino
Roy Gafford
Fair Grounds
John Finnell
Cleveland Street
Ralph Deimling
Valley City
Benjamin Lamphier
Cleveland
Harold Schwind
Friendship Club
Beth Phelps
Jane Gill
Florence Clawson
Rosetta Dyer
Ida Babich
Margaret Daniels
Vivian Peaerson
Dorothy Saywell
Muriel Lewis
Maybelle Burner
Roberta Mosley
Marion Nilsen
Audrey Squire
Hazel Battle
Olive Green
Mary Johnson
Martha Dwyer
Virginia Bagnall
Roberta Mosey
George
Martha Washington
Ambassadors
Methodist District Conference at Chippewa Lake
The Norwalk District Conference of Methodist churches will hold its fortieth session at Chippewa Lake Ohio on Wednesday June first with morning and afternoon sessions and a Ministers Wives Association program. The program includes devotions, organization, reports, addresses on Prohibition, noon dinner, and discussions led by district leaders and visiting representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist District
Chippewa Lake
Norwalk
Methodist Churches
Ohio
Ministers’ Wives Association
E. J. Bond
First Methodist Church
This City
L. B. Brodrick
Virgil Jump
World Service
Kentucky Mountain Work
the Unified Service
EH. Warner
Prohibition
S. P. McNaught
Spt
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Candidates Initiated at Eagles Aux Meeting
The Eagles Auxiliary meeting was well attended with several candidates initiated. Officers and the drill team showcased initiatory work. Mrs Mary Barres won the prize of the evening. A social hour followed and members agreed to reconvene on June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles’ Auxiliary
Mary Barres
Local Marriage Licenses and Travel Notices
John Udorich aged 21 a laborer and Irene Simon aged 20 from Lorain applied for a marriage license. Justice of the Peace recording the ceremony. Mr and Mrs Arthur Lightfoot and daughter Mary Low departed at noon to spend Decoration Days with relatives in Mount Sterling Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Udorich
Lorain
Irene Simon
Justice of the Peace
Arthur Lightfoot
Mary Low
Mt. Sterling
Ohio
Social notes detail weekend visits and hospital stay
Mr and Mrs Eugene N Beesley of Chicago plan to visit Mrs Crehore in Cleveland Street over the weekend. Mrs A N Smith of 324 Eastern Heights Boulevard is at Elyria Memorial Hospital after an appendix operation. B H Long will visit sister Mrs Harry Williams in Zanesville Ohio. Faith Wilford and Mrs R Porter spend the week at Gull Lake Michigan. Treva Beedle of Cincinnati arrives to visit aunt Mrs G L Barnhart in Cleveland Street. Esther Seekins Kathryn Waldron Mrs Ernst Olga Johnson and Mrs Ida Henry were in Fremont at a Princess Temple visit. Marion Stetson hosted seven at a steak fry at Camp Tss-See-Kes for her house guest. Bernice Carlisle of Evanston and Mrs H G Redington left for Martinsville Maryland for a week. Rosemary Redington will graduate this year from Maryland College for Women. William Niteh and Clair Stiwald hosted guests in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene N. Beesley
Chicago
Illinois
Charles Crehore
A. N. Smith
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elytia Memorial Hospital
B. H. Long
Harry Williams
Zanesville
Ohio
F. O Whitford
Faith Wilford
R Porter
Gull Lake
Michigan
Treva Beedle
Cincinnati
G. L., Barnhart
Cleveland
Esther Seekins
Kathryn Waldron
Ernst
Olga Johnson
Ida Henry
Lorain
Fremont
Pythian Sister Temple
Marion Stetson
Camp Tss-See-Kes
Bernica Carlisle
Evanston
H. G. Redington
Fifth Street
Lutherville
Maryland
Rosemary Redington
Maryland College For Women
William Niteh
Clair Stiwald
Amherst
Local Residents and Visitors on Fifth Street and Beyond
Mr and Mrs John Cushing and their young son stay with Mrs Charles Cushing on Fifth street until moving to their Heights home. James Redington returns to Brown University in Providence Rhode Island. Mrs Anna G Van Horn of Alliance Ohio visits with Mr and Mrs James G Van Horn on Eighth street. Miss Dorothy Werner of Tittin Ohio visits Mrs Mary Wolf on Park avenue. Mrs George Stevens leaves for a summer home in Nands New York. Rev and Mrs G A Brown attend the 74th General Assembly of the United Presbyterian church in Beaver Pennsylvania and expect to return Saturday. Homer Blanchard receives the Mary Elizabeth Davies prize of 50 dollars for top third year German grades at Ohio Wesleyan in the annual recognition chapel. Notta Card Club members D W Keeler Paul Weisbrod Emory Murphy Fred Tite Elgin Lewis Ed Milliren Grace Barton and J H Brown dine in Cleveland after theatre yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cushing
Charles Cushing
Fifth Street
the Heights
James Redington
Brown University
Providence
Rhode Island
Anna G. van Horn
Allance
Ohio
James G. van Horn
Eighth Street
Dorothy Werner
Tittin
Mary Wolf
Park Avenue
George Stevens
Nands
New York
G. A. Brown
General Assembly
The
United Presbyterian Church
Beaver
Pennsylvania
Homer Blanchard
C. E. Blanchard
Mary Elizabeth Davies
Ohio Wesleyan
Mesdames
D. W. Keeler
Paul Weisbrod
Emory Murphy
Fred Tite
Elgin Lewis
Ed Milliren
Grace Barton
J. H. Brown
Notta Card Club
Cleveland
Miss G McCullough Re-Elected President Of Musical Art Soc
Twenty four Elyria Musical Art Society members traveled to Oberlin Inn for a one o clock luncheon and annual business session. Miss Gladys McCullough was re elected president with officers named and committees listed, marking the close of meetings until fall. Hawaii's 1932 pineapple pack is nearly nine million cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Musical Art Society
Oberlin Inn
Gladys McCullough
Elizabeth Taylor
G. McCullough
K L. Kaley
Helen Frey
Robert Hand
Virgil Waite
H. C. Elgar
Frank Wilford
A. Wause
E. Gillis
Real estate transfers and quitclaims posted in local notices
Sacha E Campbell transfers property to Central United National Bank of Cleveland involving sublets 218 and 219 on Huron Road in Elberta Beach Subdivision Brownhelm Township. Charles W and Elizabeth R Corts quitclaim to Corts Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company. Dance event noted for Saturday at Cascade Pavilion with Skipper Nance's Band. Admin 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacha E. Campbell
Central United National Bank of Cleveland
Huron Road
Elberta Beach
Brownhelm Township
Charles W. and
Elizabeth R ‘Corts
Corts Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Edythe Southard
City Teachers Club
WANT
Agenda Club
Elk's Restaurant
Bunco Club
Legion Auxiliary
F. W. Hartman
Malye
Teledoonic
Salyer
Congregational Circle
Dames OF Malta
Christine Werner
Bertha Olmsted
Furnace Street
Lorely
Lor-Ely
Crystal Brown
Natalie Batley
Edith Humphrey
Tiffin
Allan Clotz
Second Street
Lorala
Catherine Heidrich
Cambridge Street
Relief Corps
Charles Abbey
Eagles’ Aux
Andress Garage
Carpenter's Beauty Shop
Broad Street
Plato
Cato
Hawaii
Zemo
the Brown Co. Printers - Paper Merchants
Todi St. Elshia, Ohio
Panamas
Carson
Capitol Thestre
Nnto Cascade Pavilion
Skipper Nance
Dunn Motors CO
Cascade Pavilion
Ladies Aid Emman
Lutheran Church
E. L. Auberman
Airyle
Airyle Beauty Shop
Elyria Sav. & Trust
Reublin Bros
P. Creamery
Wisconsin
Genui
Sunkist
Sunkist Nava
Philadelphia
Oleo
Maxwell House
Oly
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