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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1934

Page

17

Hallowe'en Party At Jackson Home Hosts Local Group

Bea ETY HALLOWEEN PARTY AT JACKSON HOME ENTERTAINS CO. ASS'N. The Joram County Rabbit and Davy Association held a Halloween party at 125 Samuel Street with prizes for best costumes and high pinochle scores. November Franklin P. T. A. meeting at the school featured talks on the milk fund and local school support, plus a travel talk by Mrs. Harrison Ewing of Cleveland detailing Africa trips and Nile travel.

Scott Morrison Jackson Hallowe'en Lenore Gildermeister Mabel Gilder Helene McBride Edith Botamer Lola Woicik Hazel Morrison Richard Gildermeister Stanley Bruce A. N. Wright Walter Botamer Joseph Woicik J. A. Jackson

Notice to Eagle Members Free Dance Tonight

Notice to Eagle members announces a free dance with old and new dances tonight. Also a bake sale Saturday morning by Circle 7 First Methodist Church at 355 Broad Street and a rummage sale by Inter Nos class at 2nd Congregational Church. Hart's Poultry Market advertises Saturday stock of stewing hens and other poultry at 2nd and Chestnut, phone 5874.

Circle 7 First M. E. Church Broad St Hughes Provision Cong’l. Church Hart’s

Women and Veterans Societies Hold Joint Tureen Dinner

A joint meeting of the Women's and Young Women's Missionary Societies of the United Presbyterian Church featured a tureen dinner at the church. Mrs. Moore sang solos with Miss Wheatleys, a revival report from Ruth Lautenschieger, and plans announced for veterans night on November 19. The Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans held a tireen supper, and officers were installed with Mrs. Louise Goodman officiating. The next meeting November 15 will combine with the Sons for officer installations.

Women's Young Women's Missionary Societies of United Presbyterian Church Doris Mar Wheatley Robert Moore Robert Kirkpatrick J. H. Crumley Ruth Lautenschieger Cleveland T. F. Sellers Christ A. W. Baird Fhe Sons of Union Veterans G. A. A. Hall Tireen Reod Louise Goodman Mary Clayromb Lettie Stevick Delia Lutz Charlotte Lewis Jeanette Arnold Jennie Lent Eva Worthington Cora Palmer Sarah Gowman Ade Silva Alice Sutton Jessie Coniam Florence Holcomb Anna Barnes Goodman

Jefferson P T A Holds Get Acquainted Meeting

Jefferson P T A staged a welcome gathering with a membership enrolment drive and a get acquainted party. School chorus performed under Viola Harrietves, and a final teembie featured Phylis Lew Berkwith Harvey Vrias Ellsworth Adams and Tony Montagnere. Mrs. Spencer spoke as Miss Hurd directed an impromptu audience participation play. Miss Starcrave led group singing to close the event.

Jefferson P. T. A Teverson Viola Hartraves Phylis Lew Berkwith Harvey Vrias Ellsworth Adams Tony Montagnere Spencer

Hallowe'en Gala At Elyria Home For The Aged

Members and friends gathered as the Elyria Home for the Aged staged a Halloween gala. Miss Wilhelmine Gebhard directed the program with staff and family committees, featuring a parade of characters, songs, and sketches led by Henry Metzger and Clara Schwartz, followed by prizes for best costumes and fortune-telling booths during refreshments.

Home For Aged Mark Hallowe Hallowe'en Elyria Hone Wilhelmine Gebhard Lenna Dickinson Nellie Haynes Alla Weston Florence]Prewett Caroline E. Grisswold Julia Evans Elnora J. Rugg Vina Brown Myra Osborn Henry Metzger Charles Long Bon Clara B. Schwartz Ernest Moore C. W. Bundy Jennie Clark Eva White Vine Brown Ella McConnell C. B. Schwartz Cora Chandler Benjamin Scarff Charles Longdon Victoria Ballentine Mary Wright Flora McIntyre Helen Bassett Lonie Oaks Elizabett Dewitt Clara Schwartz Barack Sabrina Garack Elnora J. Rugs Bonnie Charles Longbow Hasty Harry Herbert Malster Margaret Szabo B. E. Holmes Walter Lininger Red Cross Jessie Garris Eva Weig Nellie Dusendong Barbara Huber Edison Wood Maine Susan B. Anthony Juanita Susan B. Anthony Ernest Moore Benjamin Searif Herbert Meister Ruth Hagadorn Mary Rulla Howey Florence Prewitt Harriette Hart Louie Oaks Mary Rilla Howey Rena Conn Emma Jackson Einora Rugg J. H. Hurst James van Dusen Evans

Cosmo Club Hears Book Review of Phantom Crown

The Cosmopolitan Club met at the YWCA with hosts Mrs. Gerald Wagner and Mrs. Leland Weichel. Mrs. Herman Leonarz reviewed Bertia Leonard Harding’s Phantom Crown about Maximilian and Carlotta of Mexico, tracing royal intrigues, love, madness, and demise, ending noting a bleak fate for both. Mrs. Earl Fauver plans a birthday luncheon on November 16 at her Brandston Avenue home.

Cosmopolitan Club Gerald Wagner Leland Weichel Hallowe‘en R. E. Wilson Earl Fauver Maxmillian Carlota Bertia Leonard Harding Indianapolis Indiana Herman Leonarz Leonarz Harding Johann Strauss Maximillian Linden Charlotte Leopold I Franz Josef K&mperer Rustia Italy Venice Lombardy Napoleon I Austria Moscow Archiduke Nicanara Sea Trieste Adriatic Napoleon II Eugenie Mexico Rome Carlotta Benito Juarez Maxim Laeken Queretaro Mexico City Juarez

Hamilton Parent-Teacher Assn Notes School Finances

The Hamilton P T A discussed district finances and the risk to education if the three mill tax levy fails, risking $195 195 in revenue and half a year of schooling. A milk fund donation was approved and ongoing support planned. Readings and a Halloween playlet aided the program as bake sales supported activities. Twin daughters born to Mr and Mrs Edwin Finnell at Elyria Memorial Hospital on November first.

Mastonx Hamilton P. T Hamilton Parent-Teacher Association C. T. Corkill Glen Baxter R. C. Maston Maston Elyria Gerrard Rice Dorothy Roor Sroom Ways and Means E. Cheetham Edwin Finnell East River Street Elyria Memorial Hospital

Elyria P T A groups hear on three mill levy

James F. Brown Elyria Schools business manager spoke to Franklin and Jefferson P T A groups outlining why a three mill levy should pass on November 6 1984. He warned of revenue cuts and potential school closures if voters reject the levy and urged support noting it preserves education without raising taxes. The talk also announced a local theater play High Horse by G L Wind presented by St John s Lutheran Young People Society November 14 and 16 at St John s auditorium Third Street with no admission.

James F. Brown Elyria Jocal P. T. A Franklin Association Jefferson Group Brown Elyria Board of Education Elgins Young People’s Society of St. John's Lutheran Church G. L. Wind Wanda Milna Lettie Robert Kamphoefner Mr. Mortimer Anita Meinke Georgiana Damyrious Meinke Alice Henry Koepp Robert Paige Jackson St. John’s Auditorium Third Street P. M. Schroeter

Hospital Notes And PTA Meeting Recap

Admission and discharge lists compiled from local hospital records. The Allen PTA met after school in poor weather, reporting on council activities and committees. Grace Schulke spoke on Art Education. Lumadue on the Columbus convention. They funded milk, bought school reading books, and paid council dues.

Allen Parent-Teacher Association Aden Maneure Parker National Congress of Parent and Teachers of

Edison Parent Teachers Association Meeting Recaps Activities

Edison Parent Teachers Association held its meeting yesterday afternoon at three oclock. The program featured reports on membership drive, a state convention trip, charity donations to Red Cross and Community Chest, and a bake sale. Members won prizes for room participation and heard performances by the Jefferson Junior High Orchestra and student duets. Several couples attended Marble Lodge events in Cleveland for Masonic Grand Lodge sessions.

Edison C. A. Squire Mothar- Sinzets Wise Warren Platner Council Monvon Picture Jill Natonal Firat Second Orizes Miss Goulde Miss Hubbard Redross Community Chest Milk Fund Miss Spencer Jefferson Junior High Orchestra Charles Fahrney Norman Krugman

Local Club Meetings At Wurst Hall And Nearby Venues

The Phra Chan Club and Junior Protected Home Circle meet in Wurst hall with evening start times around 6. The British Empire Club hosts a card party. Catholic Study Club gathers with Mrs. Helfrich on Fourteenth Street. Order ofastern Star and Protected Home Circle No 18 meet at StQUC and Standsword Bearers plan a Methodist church hall party at Tid. Grace Lutheran hosts talks on Fundamentals of Christian Religion with sessions announced.

Phra Chan Club Protected Home Circle Wurst Hall British Empire Club Catholic Study Club Bloxid Helfrich Order of Astern Star Protected Home Circle No. 18 Stquc Royal Neighbors of America Woodman Hill Methodist Church Hallywe'ek Puarty Tid Grace Lutheran Church

Women’s Benefit Association Weld Meeting in Woodman Hall

A lively turnout at Woodman hall for the Women’s Benefit Association Weld meeting last night. Margaret Aldred led in the president’s absence and Helen Arias won the prize of the evening. The next gathering is set for two weeks hence on Grant Street under Acues Erickson’s tone.

Women's Benefit Association Weld Woodman Hall Margaret Aldred Helen Arias Acues Erickson Tirant Street

SPERSONALS

Mrs J KR Caldwell returns home on Tenth Street from an intended Oxford trip delayed by illness. Mrs Hans Steser resumes probate duties after illness. Mr and Mrs Fred A Lelster of LLUS Weer Avenue were summoned to Columbus by the death of Mr Deiters father Fried A Lelster Sr. Mrs FEL Decker of 248 East-

J. KR. Caldwell Tenth Street Oxford Hans Steser Fred A. Lelster Llus Weer Avenue Columbus Deiters Fried A. Lelster Fel Decker East

Weekday Luncheon Guests Include Kin and Friends

Eugene R. Walsh of Portland visits Cleveland relatives at 216 Furnace Street while Mrs. Daha Murbach leaves Blair Nebraska after a hospital stay from an automobile accident to join her daughter in Seattle. Mrs. Morbach and daughter Lucille travel with Murbach, stopping at 903 Harrison Street near Seattle for a stay of several weeks.

Eugene R. Walsh Portland Oregon Furnace Street Daha Murbach Blair Nebraska Colonel Morbach Lucille Seattle Washington Harrison Student

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