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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1932
Page
12
Literary Club Hallowe'en Event At Annie Thomas Home
Miss Annie Thomas hosts a Hallowe'en themed evening for the Literary Club on Third Street featuring costume prizes for Miss Williams and Miss Harrett Hart. Mrs. Henry Ingersoll Jr and Virginia Saunders also win bridge prizes at three tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Annie Thomas
Third Street
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Virginia Saunders
Harsrett Hart
Miss @ Williams
Miss Thomas
Mae
Karen Nielsen
Besse Thomas
Lucille Hinman
Marian Kemble
Harriett Hart
Perry Koplin
Buddy and
Nan
Engagement of Miss Morrow Announced
Elizabeth Reeve Morrow the sister of Ann Morrow Lindbergh will wed Welsh businessman Aubrey Niel Morgan who she met during the London Naval Conference in 1930. Formal announcement was made by Mrs. Dwight Whitney Morrow with no wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
N. J
Elizabeth Reeve Morrow
Ann Morrow Lindbargh
Aubrey Niel Morgan
Dwight Whitney Morrow
Senator
Miss Morrow
Morrow
Senator Morrow
London
Morgan
John Llewellyn Morgan
Brynderwen
Llandaff
Wales
Milton Academy
Smith College
Sorbonne
Paris
Mexico
Child Educational Foundation
New York
Little School
David Morgan, Ltd
Cardiff
Marian Martin Pattern Catalog Advertises Kids and Home Styles
Tiny tots crib spread motif patterns and a bunny pillow promote a Marian Martin catalog for 22 pages of kid and adult sewing models. The Chron-Telegram pattern department at 232 West 18th Street New York invites orders for catalog and patterns priced fifteen and twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle- Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Clever Hallowe'en Party At Barnes Home Delights Ten Couples
Ten couples enjoyed a clever Hallowe en party at Verne Barnes home 238 Third street. Guests in masquerade costumes played bridge ping pong and danced. The Cave of the Winds and The Witches Den featured decor including skeletons witches and black cats with corn stalks and pumpkins. A two course buffet luncheon followed. Attendees came from Lorain Amherst and the host city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Lorain
Amherst
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed
The hospital records show admissions for Mrs Wilson Augustine at 425 Middle Avenue Mrs Edward Drager at 221 Harwood Elle Hathaway in Grafton Mrs Earl Layport at 515 West River Mrs Lester Post at 115 Kipling Street Walter Root at 134 Huron Street and Mrs Carl McMullin R D No 4 Discharges include Grier Hargett of Lakewood William Knott of Amherst and Jean Orlowski of 357 South Maple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Augustine
Middle Avenue
Edward Drager
Harwood
Elle Hathaway
Grafton
Earl Layport
W. River
Lester Post
Kipling Street
Walter Root
Huron Street
Carl McMullin
R. D
Grier Hargett
Lakewood
William Knott
Amherst
Jean Orlowski
Fashions Waists Offer High or Low Lines for Figure
Paris fashion notes say waistlines should fit the body's anatomy, with high or low lines both fashionable. Patou backs the lower line while Vionnet favors the higher, suited to those with no defined waist. The piece notes smart style depends on build and offers advice for changing looks. Mrs Walter Lenahan and Mrs H Minch of Elyria visited Amherst over the weekend. Elyria Democratic Headquarters hosts a free dance Wednesday night inviting all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Patou
Vionnet
Evening club and church group notices
A consolidated list of local club and church activities including Mike and Key Club Rebekah Social Club Cheerful Chatter with Florence Taylor at 704 Woodland Avenue and several church groups. Meetings cover Youth groups Ladies Auxiliary Bible classes and trustees sessions with varied times in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike and Key Club
Rebekah
Plorence Taylor
Woodland Avenue
Women of the Moose
Y. W. c. A. American Legion Auxiliary
Business and Industrial Women's
Y. W
W. €. Porter
Indus Club
Local social notes from Elyria and nearby towns
Miss Maxine Ryan and Mr Hi of Akron visit Mrs Rose Ryan and family. Duke Gull, a freshman at Allegheny College, hosts relatives in Meadville Pennsylvania. Several local residents host or visit friends, births announced, and a church jubilee attended at St John's in La Porte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Ryan
Akron
Rose Ryan
Fourth Street
George Brownell
Duke Gull
Allegheny College
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Joseph Morgan
Fran
Lodi
Ohio
Charles Copas
Fifteenth Street
George Block, Jr
Huron Street
LaPorte
Indiana
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Civic Auditorium
F. W. Bunting
Lydia Slack
Elyria
Amherst
M. A. Witter
Roosevelt Avenue
Gus Chriss
Lorain
George Turner
Erfé
Columbus Avenue
Sandusky
Turner
Grude Taylor
C. J. Brown
Erin
B. A. Jenne
William Auld
Eastern
Edward Drager
Harwood Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Josephine Harper
Detroit
Michigan
Columbus
Raymond Eddy
Franklyn Stearns
Fred Leister
Harvard Avenue
Ina Laver
Delta
B. R. Laver
Brooklyn
New York
Marriage License Applications for John Gold and Elizabeth Kollar
John Gold 26 a soldier from Indianapoli and Elizabeth Kollar 24 from Elyria apply for marriage. Justice of Peace Frank E Stevens 28 an attorney from Elyria and Irma Laura Cochrane 31 from Elyria also listed. Reverend Auld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gold
Indianapoli
Ind
Elizabeth Kollar
Elyria
Frank E. Stevens
Irma Laura Cochrane
One-Legged Rooster Wears a Wooden Leg
In Shamokin Pennsylvania a hatchling rooster became a family favorite after a string around its right leg broke. An adult attached a wooden leg, enabling the bird to hop and move with the aid of the artificial limb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Thank Offering Meeting and Local Church News
The annual Thankoffering meeting of the Woman's Association of the Congregational church will be held in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. R. M. Cross of China as speaker. Mrs. James Stevenson chairs the entertaining group. plus brief local notices of missionary packing, evangelistic meetings, radio singer May 1, remodeling, moves, and parish activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
The
First Baptist Church
Aupper
Carl Porritt
Chicago
Amie
Congo Inland Mission
Africa
CONG
First Congregational Church
F. 5. Rust
Elizabeth Rich
H. H. Grege
Eric Chapman
Chapman
Garford P. T. A. EX
R. D. Oldfield
Garford
Parent-Teacher Association
Kenyon Avenue
Woman's Association of the Congregational Church
R. M. Cross
China
James Stevenson
Baptist Church
Fred Greetham
Prospect Street
Ruth Hege
Dibbles
Wellington
Soen
WJAY
Marietta Snyder
Adams Street
Rollin Herrick
Fred Saga
Barker Street
F. ¢. Imhof
Cleveland Hebrew Mission
Will Edwards
Oberlin
B. Weedman
Pauline Clifford
Florida
South
Lawrence Wells
Homer Barbe
Warren
Ohio
AH. K. Finley
Myron Ensign
Armand
Elyria
Harvey Myers
Ensign
Heidelberg Students Favor Hoover Tiffin Vote
Heidelberg College students back President Hoover for re election and David Ingalls for Ohio governor in a straw poll announced by the college publication Kilikilik. The poll also favored modifying or repealing the 18th Amendment with Norman Thomas and Franklin D Roosevelt placing second and third in the presidential tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidelberg
Hoover Tiffin
Heidelberg College
Hoover
David
Ingalls
Ohio
Kilikilik
Norman Thomas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Carlisle P T A Chicken Supper Announcement
E. Carlisle school hosts a chicken supper on Thursday at 5 30 p m. tickets 35 cents for adults and 20 cents for children. Proceeds support the Carlisle P T A activities and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle School
Carlisle P. T. A
Central Pennsylvania rail worker groups form to oppose competitors
Railroad employes organizations arise across Central Pennsylvania hubs to challenge motor trucks and bus services. In Sunbury, Northumberland County, the Citizen's Railroad Transportation Protective Association leads local efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbury
Pennsylvania
Citizen's Railroad Transportation Protective Association
Northumberland County
Paris Opera Renovated After Four Months of Repairs
The Paris Opera finishes four months of repairs with the removal of scaffolding and 150 workers. The exterior wash is nearly done and directors consider redecorating the grand interior of the historic monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Opera
Paris
LaGrange Bazaar and Chicken Sipper at M E Shurch
Bazaar and chicken supper hosted by LaGrange community at M E Church Web on November 2 from 5 30 to 7 00 P M. Proceeds support church activities and local initiatives. Tickets available at the door.
Indian Chief Francis La Flesche Leaves Estate
Francis La Flesche, renowned Omaha Indian chief of Pender Nebraska, died recently leaving an estate valued at about 69000 dollars. The will or settlement details were not disclosed in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealthy Pender
Francis la Flesche
Chief Given Masonic Funeral With Indian Sacred Rites
The chief received a Masonic funeral followed by sacred Indian ceremonial rites, reflecting a blend of fraternal and Indigenous burial customs observed at the ceremony.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baptist Missionary Society
Franklin P. FT. A
Franklin Parent-Teacher Association
Fey
Neva Caskey
Chippewa Lake
Floyd Patterson
Cleveland
Ruth Raessler
Lodi Street
American Legion
H. H. Reep
Eagles Hall
A. W. Shields
Janet ‘Lisby
Elinor Griggs
Eildred Brenner
Jeannette Grisinger
Mary Vik
Naomi Brenner
Carmen Gullen
Victoria Miller
William Pleasaicx
Winona Preston
Richard Barber
Chis McDermott
Phillin, Jaff
Erma Farmer
Leland Martin
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows Hall
Faith Draper
Henry Lally
Pittafield Methodist Church
Lester Keyser
J. Benschotten
L. B. Holiday
Ada Parker
John Street
H. W. Behrends
South Main Street
Herrick Avenue East
United Young People's Class
Church of Christ
Blanch Swier
Middle Street
Angnral
Gertrude Griggs
Dorothy Griggs Slack
Wellington Garden Club
A. B. Southard
C. J. Baumgardner
E. D. Snyder
C. J. Wilcox
Mrs
E. E. Finley
Shaker Heights
Murbach Coal and Supply Co
Feeley
L. D. Feeley
Diagonal Road
M. Welsham
B. Diehl
M. Diehl
Melkin
Rs. Muffler
Lewis
Pinkham
Fern
Caroline Hack
Monday Colonial
W. H. Seables
Colonial Club
W. H. Searles
Fifth Street
Red Cross
Inncheon
C. D. Gull
Earl Court
Walter Lenahan
H. Minch
Airyle Beauty Shop
Migria Savings & Trust
Ahae
United Presbyterian Church
Workers' Conference
Aft
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Nuhn
LaGrange Road
Wed
Ed Hazen
Birkline
Second Street
Rialto Theatre
Cascade
VICKS
Charles E. Guth
Chiropodist
Piasa
Schwinds Picture Store
W. 2Nd St
Elyria, O
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