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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1938

Page

15

Hospital Nursing School Graduates Honored At Alumnae Banquet

Elyria Memorial Hospital Alumnae Association hosted the 1938 graduating class of M. B. Johnson School of Nursing for a Spring Valley Country Club banquet. Fifty six were seated at M shaped tables, with red and white flowers and tapers. Miss Ruth Lautenschleger led the class in a cordial address. Myrtle Clinesmith won the senior merit award. dancing and cards followed with Jack Flynn's orchestra. Out of town attendees included residents of Berea Cleveland Lorain and Detroit.

Spring Valley Country Club M. B. Johnson School of Nursing Elyria Memorial Hospital Hospital Louise Dingworth Helen Abramoska Jane Williams Mary Barber Gladys Wooldiidge Jack Flynn William Sudro Louis Drke Mary Ruth Locke Berea Cleveland Lorain Bonita Marshall Detroit

Bride Of Saturday Honored By France's Mother And Sister

A Cleveland wedding party honors Miss Helen Lichtenberg who will marry Arthur Fishburn of the city on June 25 at St Ignatius church in Cleveland. Mrs Mary Fuish purn and Mrs Ray Firestone hosted with bridge and bunco, prizes awarded to Mrs Frank Billings and Miss Marie Lichtenberg, gifts of linen. decorations feature pink and white peonies iris and crystal candelabra.

Helen Lichtenberg Cleveland Arthur Fishburn Mary Fuishpurn Ray Firestone Foster Avenue G. Lichtenberg Grafton Road Mary Fishburn Bridge Banco Frank Billings Jack Kelly Marie Lichtenberg Bunco Charles Gibson Grafton North Canton Ely Tia Lima St. Ignatius Church

Elyrians Attend Lorain County Women's Benefit Convention

The Elyria WEA guard team led by Mrs. Helen Linas showcased floor work at the Lorain County Women's Benefit Association convention in Lorain. Eighteen Elyria members attended the morning and afternoon sessions at Moose Hall. Distinguished guests included Mrs. Nellie C V Heppert supreme treasurer, Mrs. Manns of Cleveland a state officer, and Mrs. Helen Sawyer managing deputy. Representatives came from Lorain Amherst Elyria Wellington and Vermilion reviews. Next year’s convention will be in Wellington and the County Officers Club will meet there in June.

Elyria W. E. A Helen Linas Lorain County Elyria Wellington Vermilion County Officers Club

Special Memorial Service for Elvira Eagles Tonight

Attention members and families: a memorial service for Elvira Eagles will be held tonight at Lodge Hall. All members are urged to attend and honor the memory.

Elvira Eagles Lodge Hall

Sotherdon Golden Wedding Observed by Elyria Elks Dinner

Mr Sotherdon C L Sotherdon and his wife celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their Sixth Street home. His Elks brothers hosted a dinner for fifty friends in the Elks dining room with regrets from former Elyrians including R E Berger and Oscar Sackson. Frank Stetson acted as toastmaster as brief talks were given by F R Fuller Judge Wilcox Lew Whitcomb Jim Armitage and O J Shafer. Electrical gifts were presented to the honoree.

C. L. Sotherdon Sixth Street Elks Elyrians Sotherdon R. E. Berger New York City Oscar Sackson Santa Monica California Frank Stetson F. R. Fuller Cleveland Elyria H. €. Wilcox Lew Whitcomb Ashtabula Jim Armitage O. J. Shafer Mr. Sotherdon

Local personals and travel notes from Elyria area

Dawson Taggart of Grafton Road leaves tomorrow for Steubenville Ohio to spend the holiday with relatives. Many residents attend birthdays graduations and hospital updates. Mrs. Dangerfield announces birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on May 25th. Several trips to Detroit Lakewood and Brownhelm are noted along with visits by relatives and friends.

Dawson Taggart Grafton Road Steubenville Ohio J. R. Dall John Washington Avenue California Anne Prusk J. R Dall Motor To William H. Moseley Charity Hospital Cleveland Marguerite Merthe Elsie Schroeder Lakewood Order of Rainbow Grand Cross of Colors Catherine Merrice Frank Horn Schroeder Marian MaeLeron Folden Athell Martin Albert Rece Eleanor Herchier Brownhelm High School Ray Firestone Mary Fishburn Detroit Michigan Fishburn Jessie Barriger Ben Dangerfield Elyria Memorial Hospital Dangerfield Harvard Avenue Alice Green Bert Barron Beth Hunt William Sabins Cambridge Massachusetts Steve Szucs Foster Avenue Los Angeles Dan Greenich Buckrus Harold Greenich Roosevelt Avenue Greenich George E. Jones The Ohio Sailors and Soldiers Home Sandusky Margaret Ross F. M. Hall R. D A. E. Kemp West Street Union City Indiana Dr. Kemp Dayton W. B. Robey Bucyrus George L. Curthe Roosevelt J. Je Humphrey

The Black Derby ends Cues and Lines Club season

Rehearsals for The Black Derby a three act comedy mystery drama reach halfway. Frank W. Spohn wrote it and G B Fillmon directs. It premieres Sunday June 5 at St Agnes Parish Hall with Lillian Dowdell Raymond Linden George Fillmon Dorothy Banks Vera Smith Edward Kershaw Russell Powers Margaret Herold and Florence Hollingsworth among the cast.

Cues and Lines Club Frank W. Spohn G. B. Fillmon St. Agnes Parish Hall Lillian Dowdell Raymond Linden George Fillmon Dorothy Banks Vera Smith Edward Kershaw Russell Powers Margaret Herold Florence Hollingsworth

Meetings Avenue Club Special Meeting Friday

Meetings Avenue Club announces a special meeting Friday at 2 PM in the Masonic Temple. The gathering aims to discuss club affairs and upcoming community events with members expected to attend.

Avenue Club Masonic Temple

Convalescent Home Promoted in Oberlin Ohio

A clearly located private home for the elderly and convalescents advertises professional care and excellent food at reasonable rates. References available from Merfield-12 at E College and J Oberlin Ohio.

Merfield E. College &J. Oberlin Ohio

Tureen Supper Closes British Empire Club Activities

The British Empire club wrapped its current season with a well attended tureen supper and three films on England and Wales. A June to September plan trims meetings to committee, and a picnic date is to be set. President W Moore thanked members and the committee led by Miss B Morrison.

British Empire Club England Wales W. Moore B. Morrison T Gray W. Bridgett R. Herwoad

Stegman Marries Miss Evelyn Faze In Lima Ceremony

Albert V. Stegman of Elyria wed Evelyn Faze of Lima today in a ten-thirty garden ceremony at the Faze home. Rev A B Albertson officiated before close family. The couple planned a honeymoon to the Smoky Mountains and will reside at 516 East Avenue Elyria after June first.

Faze Evelyn Faze Prospect Avenue Lima Albert V. Stegman Elyria A. B. Albertson Epworth Methodist Church Don Faze Airs. Steigman Smoky Mountains East Avenue Minnie Stegman Ohio King Solomon Masonic Lodge South High School Northwestern School of Commerce Westinghouse Electric and Miz. Co

Deputy Grace Knight Guests At Dames Of Malta Party

Daisy Sisters were named at a Dames of Malta gathering in I. O. O. F. Hall with Deputy Grace Knight of Cleveland as special guest. Jessie Raesier and Emily Scrivens were elected as representative and alternate to Zenodacia in September amid others honored during a social program.

I. O. O. F. Hall Grace Knight Cleveland Jessie Raesier Zenodacia Emily Scrivens Daisy Sisters Mildred Eckhardt Acordion Doris Mas Beal Eugene Beal Rose Ryan Agnes Erick- 500 Harriet Copas Doris Leatherman Esther Smith Alice Koehn Helen Ryan Queen Hazel Hall

Evening Card Party Sponsored by St Marys Society

The Altar Society of St Marys church held an evening card party in the parish hall with about 150 guests. Prizes went to several players in bridge five hundred pinochle and pedro, while Mrs L Wagner and E F Noonan received special prizes and a large committee catered refreshments.

Altar Society St. Mary's Church Marsh Guerin Emerich E. Kershaw F. Jones Henry Mr. Boroski Yunker H. Lifer L. Stankard Pedro L. Wagner E. F. Noonan G. Emerich G. Ferguson J. Gerhart B. Balloway J. Gallagher L. J. Geiger William Gambie W. G. Given Tom Gorman Charles Guth

Continental club officers elected at Kel ly home meeting

The Continental club held its regular weekly meeting at Tom Kelly 500 Park Avenue. Reports were given by the treasurer and radio dance committee. Officers elected: Jim Brown president Del Roig vice president Karl Eady secretary Harold Black treasurer. Spencer and Roig re elected members at large. Next meeting at the Y M C A next Wednesday.

Continental Club Tom Kelly Park Avenue Jim Brown del Roig Karl Eady Harold Black Jack Spencer

Hospital Admissions List for Lorain Area Names Patients

A hospital admissions record lists Steve Pavelschak Jr and Sr of Lorain, Mark Byers Jr, Mrs. Ben Dangerfield, Mrs. Joseph Tomasek, Beverly Bongs and others. Discharges include Mrs. Keith Rice of Grafton and Lewis Jenkins, Jeanett Regier, and newborn daughter of Mrs. Ben Carter.

Steve Pavelschak Lorain Ben Dangerfield Harvard Avenue Mark Byers East Avenue Frank Harrison R. D Joseph Tomasek Beverly Bongs Concord Anthony Vandersommen West River Street Kieth Rice Grafton Lewis Jenkins Fifteenth Street Jeanetts

Memorial Nineteen Past Noble Grands Gather for Rebekah Event

Mrs Delia Lutz hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering for Memorial Nineteen Past Noble Grands and two guests. Lorena Handbey led devotion as tributes were paid to Loretta Reinhart Nettie Woodruff and Augusta Gillen. A District Past Noble Grands meeting was announced for Medina in July and Ada Gould will host a P N G gathering late the twenty second. Initiation planned by St Clair Rebekah Lodge was postponed to June Lith. Bingo prizes went to Ethel Woods and Jeanette Arnold with Grace Archambeau Gertrude Wilson and Sylvia Nerf assisting.

Noble Rebekah Lodge Delia Lutz Bath Street Lorena Handbey Loretta Reinhart Nettie Woodruff Augusta Gillen Medina Ada Gould Lake Avenue St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Bingo Ethel Woods Jeanette Arnold Grace Archambeau Gertrude Wilson Sylvia Nerf

June Bride Mass Honors Florence Smith and Joseph Sampson

Edith Monroe hosted a Tuesday evening event at her home to honor Florence Smith whose June marriage to Joseph Sampson of Eaton is planned. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. David Sampson Mrs. Helen Pickard Miss Mildred Walsh Mrs. Raymond Carlin and Miss Florence Smith. A floor lamp was presented to the bride elect.

Edith Monroe Florence Smith Joseph Sampson Eaton David Sampson Helen Pickard Mildred Walsh Raymond Carlin Elget

Circle 2 of First Congregational hears picnic plans

Miss Charlotte Brooks spoke on sharecroppers as Circle 2 of the First Congregational church met with Mrs. F A Dusthimer. Mrs. Wilbur Clark presided. A nominating committee including Mrs. Ut. Braman Mrs. R. L. Stearns and Mrs. Cochrane will report new officers at a June 22 picnic at Mrs. Annetta Otto's summer cottage. Refreshments served to 26 members.

Charlotte Brooks Circle 2 First Congregational Church F. A. Dusthimer East River Street Paul Cochrane Wilbur Clark Ut. Braman R. L. Stearns Cochrane Annetta Otto Dusthimer Clark Virginia Stetson Ray McNeal J. Robinson

Redouble Two Club Hosts Bridge Afternoon

Mrs Reginald Fawkes welcomed Redouble Two Club to her Marseilles avenue home for a dessert bridge. Prizes went to Mrs Paul Weisbrod Jr first and hostess second. guest consolation. Blue and yellow decor framed the afternoon. They plan a rematch at Mrs Henry Penfound's Roosevelt avenue home in two weeks.

Reginald Fawkes Redouble Two Club Marseilles Avenue Henry Wessell Paul Weisbrod, Jr Henry Penfound Roosevelt Avenue

St Pauls Circle 2 Members Meet at Mrs Fox Home

Fourteen members gathered at Mrs Mary Foxs Lake avenue home on Wednesday. They tied a quill and discussed the Ascension with Mrs Pallas presenting a devotional hour and paper on Ascension Day. The group adjourned after business to June 5.

St. Paul's Circle 2 Mary Fox Lake Avenue R. Pallas Gust Krugmann Tenth Street

Jolly Janey Club Members Attend House Party

Mrs Marcella Curtic hosted Jolly Janey Club members on Roosevelt Avenue assisted by Mrs Betty Heys of Loraine. First prize went to Mrs Pauline Billingsley with Mrs Curth consoled.next meeting planned at Mrs Hazel Hill's Hast Bridge Street home with Mrs Helen Berry assisting.

Marcella Curtic Betty Heys Lorain Jolly Janey Club Roosevelt Avenue Pauline Billingsley Curth Hazel Hill Hast Bridge Street Helen Berry

Summer Series Begins With Park Tennis and Cookout

Although the regular club meetings are on break, the Clasque Club held the first Summer activity in Cascade Park last evening. Members played tennis early and cooked supper over an open fire. A club tennis tournament is planned for the Summer months and in two weeks a Cascade picnic is scheduled with Geraldine Watson, Naomi Struble, and Eleanor Copas in charge.

Clasque Club Cascade Park Cascade Geraldine Watson Naomi Struble Eleanor Copas

Mrs Storm Hostess For Odette Club Meeting

Mrs. Storm entertained Odette Club members at her George street home Tuesday evening with bridge as the diversion. Prize winners were Mrs. Russell Koehn and Mrs. Wendell Merthe. A yellow and blue color scheme featured a luncheon with flowers as a centerpiece. Plans for a theatre party were made and the next meeting set for June 7 at Mrs. Karl Wackenfuss on South Maple Street.

Odette Club Jack Storm George Street Bridge Russell Koehn Wendell Merthe Karl Wackenfuss South Maple Street

Club Honors Member at Park Avenue Birthday Party

The 7-7 Club gathered at Park Avenue home of Gertrude Stephens for Lois Hancock’s birthday party. Business began at 7 30 with plans for a newspaper, then games awarded prizes to Emily Paeth Lois Hancock and Shirley Green. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting at Roberta Tenry Broad Street on June 5 will be the last until Fall.

American Legion Auxiliary Church of Christ Archie Stevenson Eaton Josephine Mischka Ruth Meinke Patty Jane Davis Genevieve Hurlbut Honey Lou Elemes Mary Agnes Welsh Patty Davis Betty Lou Smith Helen Perkins Ida Hansen Gertrude Smith Legion Auxiliary East Avenue Gertrude Stephens Park Avenue Lois Hancock Emily Paeth Shirley Green Roberta Tenry Broad Street

Eastern Star Meeting Held for Initiation

Elyria Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star convenes a special meeting called by the Worthy Matron for initiation on Friday evening. A social hour with refreshments will follow the session.

Elyria Order of Eastern Star

Marmola Tablets Promise Fat Loss By Diet and Dosage

A weight loss ad touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a fat reducing aid aligned with nature. It claims over thirty years of sales and twenty million boxes, notes use for hypothyroidism related fatness, and urges sensible eating with four tablets daily under directions. The ad warns it is not a cure all and advises physician consultation for diagnosis.

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