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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1929

Page

5

Country Club Socials Highlight Weekend Events

Weekend activities at Plyma Country Club included golf luncheons and bridge gatherings. Mrs. Harry Calvert hosted a luncheon for Mrs. Mellor of Pittsburgh with 18 guests, while Mr. and Mrs. George Worthington led a dinner bridge with 40 attendees. Prizes were awarded to both men and women for bridge events. Additional luncheons, teas, and a blind handicap for ladies occurred, with plans announced for the ladies golf season and a novel May Day program featuring a two ball foursome. Sunday featured ideal weather for selfers and lawn games, with dinner and tea drawing many members and guests.

Plyma Country Club Harry Calvert Mellor Pittsburgh Pennsylvania George Worthington Harrison Street Hubbell Hull A. B. Taylor Henry Wick W. B. Timms Edwin Gillis Thomas N. Cook Winnifred Turner Harry Crandall Spidell George Geisbuhler Helen Mae Cliff Wise Ralph Murbach G. E. Geyla Gould Ladies Golf Association Selfers Crow-Corner Hedges Laporte A. E. Batley C. A. Davis M. A. Harlebaus William Hastings Matt Star J. Mennel E. J. Handyside Cyrus Nichols Mr. Mennel George Yost Ray Hastings Elma Lang

Week of clubs and church groups meet this week

A dense listing of Monday to Friday gatherings across Elyria including Odtaaz Club with Helen Cautle at 142 Chase Street and Lat-a-Lot with Ada Hillmer on Princeton Avenue. Many groups convene in halls and at clubs with notes on times venues and hostesses, plus church and charitable society meetings noted for each day.

Odtaaz Helen Cautle Chase Street Ada Hillmer Princeton Avenue H. P. Chapman G. A. R. Hall Y.M. C. A. King Solomon’s Lodge Knights of Columbus K. of C. Hall William E. Aust Bango Second Street Literary Club Edyther Harris Eastern Heights Boulevard Church Council of Grace Lutheran Church Mugwumps

Big Week Ahead at Spring Valley Club Events

The Spring Valley Country Club marks winter's end with a May Party dinner dance for 93 at the clubhouse and 125 dancing later. A packed week follows with golf, concerts, a tombstone tournament, tennis, and group dances as Elyria area groups plan events and community activities.

Spring Valley Spring Valley Country Club J. E. Thatcher Ely Nurses Lakewood Boys Band Berea

Miss Marion Sparks Honored At Lovely Party

Jessie Whitby hosted a Saturday night luncheon in pink and white for Miss Marion Sparks who departs June 1 for an extended Europe tour. Gifts, prizes, and personal tokens marked the cheerful farewell as attendees included Katherine Sparks and Roy Ramage among family and friends. Also reported is the Crow-Corner family reunion at Hedges in Laporte with 116 members, elections, and a 1980 planning note, plus marriage licenses for several couples and a nearby parental visit from Frank Scott and his son.

Marion Sparks Jessie Whitby Europe Katherine Sparks Roy Ramege Marion Spiks Chartee Sparks Aire Willard Walcott Nancy Turnbull Agnes Kalter Charles Sparks L. Surmbart Lester Marsh Harry Elkins Roy Ramage John Mockler

ELYRIA GIRL HONORED AT NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY

Virginia Sanders of 608 Middle avenue was elected to Mortar Board at Northwestern University during May Day celebrations. The junior in Liberal Arts is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta and active in multiple campus groups and sports. Memorial services for G A R comrades drew 71 members at Capitol theatre with eight local post men present. Rev. W. C. Fowler gave the day’s address and Alice Selling sang solos. Bible study classes meet this week across districts with multiple hosts and times listed.

M. E B. Salmon Christ's Church Elyria Northwestern University Virginia Sanders Middle Avenue Mortar Board Miss Saunders College of Liberal Arts Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority Women's Athletic Association Board Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Women’s Self Government Association Woman's Relief Corps Capitol Theatre Post W. C. Fowler Alice Selling America G. A. R. Relief Corps Washington Ave Bridge

Hospital Notes Admissions List A Various Names

Admission entries include Mrs Reis inger at 93 George Street and Mrs Rankin Johnson at 1921 Middle Avenue. It also lists Mr Lord Lorain County Home Betty McCrain at Tattersall Court and Mrs Stiffler 130 Harrison Street along with Mrs Tackacs 1122 East Avenue Ninth Street Luther Taylor Grafnie Paul Olah 329 1-2 West ton Carl Drubins 354 Broad Street Frank McRoberts and Erving Cowan in Ashland.

Louis Reisinger George Street Rankin Johnson Middle Avenue Lord Lorain County Betty McCrain Tattersall Court Herbert Stiffler Harrison Street Jas. Tackacs East Ave Ninth Street Luther Taylor Grafnie Paul Olah Westton Carl Drubins Broad Street Frank McRoberts la Grange Erving Cowan Ashland

Ohio Obituaries and Discharges List Faces Numerous Names

A fragmented list from Ohio includes Mrs. Jackson Snyder of 122 Pine Street and Edwin Snyder of Liverpool. Other entries mention John Ditedrick of 115 Bellfield Avenue, Mrs. Lewis Smith of 606 Foster Avenue, and Mrs. Arthur Gerbel with daughter at 1839 West Avenue. Also listed are Bessia Sutton of 313 Broad Street, Mrs. Castro of 95 Tannery Street, Mrs. Joseph Freenandez of 1610 West Avenue, Donald Seymore of Mansfield, Mrs. Alice Starky of Lake Avenue, Mrs. Claude Birch and son at 305 Corpell Avenue, Mrs. Stanley Pitts of Grafton, George Schnarr of 307 Columbus Street, Mrs. Thomas Glass of Woodford Avenue, Rose Kaulter of 1504 East Twenty Eighth Street in Lorain.

Ohio Jackson Snyder Pine Street Edwin Snyder Liverpool John Ditedrick Bellfield Avenue Lewis Smith Foster Avenue Arthur Gerbel West Avenue Bessia Sutton Broad Street Castro Tannery Street Joseph Freenandez Donald Seymore Mansfield Alice Starky Lake Avenue Claude Birch Corpell

Social notes from Elyria and nearby towns

Miss Ruth Esler visited her parents in Elyria while Mr and Mrs William Knowles of Cleveland hosted Stanford avenue guests. Dr Herman Stevens joined St Luke s hospital Cleveland as a nerve specialist while continuing practice in Elyria. Train Johnson of Ohio State University stayed with his parents in Elyria. Mrs Herman Stevens returned from Los Angeles to Columbus street. Miss Dorothy Conway plans Denver trip for Florence Causey wedding. Dean Blanche Verder and Mrs George Verder dined with Genevieve Garrett. Captain and Mrs Vair head to Elyria from New York to stay with A G Bean.

William Knowles Cleveland Ellis Nielsen Stanford Avenue Herman Stevens St. Luke’s Hospital Stevens Sill Elyria George Fuller Dorothy Conway Third Street Denver Colorado Florence Causey Conway Oberlin College Blanche A. Verder Kent State College George Verder Genevieve Garrett Peat Akron

Weekend social notes from Ohio and nearby states

Verna Doane spent the weekend in St. Louis. Dr and Mrs C O Jaster of Princeton avenue visited Miss Gertrude Jaster at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware Ohio. Numerous locals hosted or visited relatives and friends in Cleveland, Detroit, Medina, Ashland, and Mt. Clemens.

Verna Doane St. Louis C. O. Jaster Princeton Avenue Delaware Ohio Gertrude Jaster Ohio Wesleyan University Robert Hand Wooster Street Stanford Avenue Lucille Kirby Cleveland Kirby East Avenue S. B Evanston Ilinois Virginia Saunders Spidell Cincinnati Harry Crandall Earlcourt Robert Ely Detroit George Stevens Broadstreet Karl Plocher Gladys Barbara Plocher Frances Sherrill Lake Avenue Myron Toeller Kingston New York Broad Street Walter Roosevelt George Bush Dora Bush Esther Wright Ashland Eva Horace E. A. Florace East Broad Street Holton Norton C. B. Edwards Medina Joseph Frank Mt. Clemens Michigan Joseph Robertson Siedale

Local Social News From Elyria and Surrounding Areas

Families and visitors noted in Elyria area society circles. Mentions include Mrs Walt of Lorain hosting her daughter, H W Tibball traveling to Kansas City and Sheradon Wyoming for mill representation, and visits by Mrs Frank Scott and Mrs Robert Scott.Birth announcements report daughters born to Mr and Mrs Louis Reisinger, Mr and Mrs Takacs, Mr and Mrs Paul Olah, and Mr and Mrs Jackson Snyder at Elyria Memorial Hospital in late May.

Walt Adair Lorain H.W. Tibball Eartcourt Kansas City Sheradon Wyoming Frank Scott East North Street Robert Scott New London J. C. Saples John Elyria Mra Louis Reisinger George Street Elyria Memorial Hospital James Takacs Memorial Hospital Paul Olah West Ninth Street

Grand Jury Preparations Under Way For June Fourth

Assistant county prosecutor John Harding prepared witnesses for the grand jury convening June 4. Twenty eight transcripts were in hand with more expected before the jury is called. Carlisle Grange dance planned for Wednesday May 29 at Cascade Pavilion includes dancing and a Fox Trot prize event, with admission fifty cents per couple on Tuesday night May 28.

John Harding Cascade Pavillion

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. priced 3 for 1.00. Speak quick. Hecock Floral Co. 304 Broad St.

Columbia Templar Fontainelle Killarney Hecock Floral Co Broad St

Slayings and Auctions Lead Local Notices in Kent Brickley

The notice mix references a shooting case with Deputy Oberlin Marshall involved at Kent Brickley, mentioning Melvin Scott. It also advertises a seed display by Hecock Floral Co. at 304 Broad St from May 29 to 30, 9 am to 9 pm, and lists Mrs. C. F. Ensign at 230 8th Street.

Kent Brickley Oberlin Marshall Melvin Scott

Also Mentioned on This Page

Maranatha First Baptist Church Church House L. B. S. Club Frances Smith Happy Hour Bunco Club Alice Smith Prospect Street Chiquita Club Barbara Sparks Cascade Street L. A. L. Club Marian Webber Woman's Benefit Association Emmanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Reinhold Park Avenue Rex Qsborn Country Club Everett W. Johnston John Brooks R. C. Reichel Frank Harmon Lodge A. M Canary Club Mr. Ford West Bridge Street J. R. Millspaugh Eastern Weights Boulevard Utopia Club Erenme Notta Card Club E.G. Murphy Park Place Lady Rowena Circle Ivy Simmons Ridgeville Daughters of Society Dozen Wv. C. Jackson Cornell Avenue Past Chiefs Association of Pythian Sisters Eva Miller Take Avenue Dames of Malta Rainbow Room Hatel Vinton Sons and Daughters of Liberty Beet Dorcas Society of Grace Lutheran Church Fred Hamilton Street Chiquita Frank Cougaiir Kenneth L. Beebe Russell E. Gretsemer Los Angeles California Beebe Mr. Griesemer Misa Winifred Seward Harry Oakley Hisha Fayette Snow Wiseman Thomas Hamilton Vandelar Norris Smith Andrew Strake Helen Palagyi Kalassay Michael Krumnauer Strongsville Helen Praszak Grafton Basil Walst Edythe Ramum Son Joseph Mr. Scott W. KR. C Carl Fesler Erie Street District Six Wibber Oxford Court Kenneth Botamer Florist High Street Ruth Esler Shaker Heights Ely‘Tia Carlisle Grange Louis Elyria Smartest Shop COATS Masonic Temple Melo the Hygienic Products CO Canton, Ohio
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