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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1935

Page

3

Eastern Star elects new Worthy Matron and officers

SOCIETY ABEL GARFORD elected Worthy Matron of the Order of Eastern Star at last evening's meeting. Officers named for the year include Arthur Hiscox as Worthy Patron Florence Baker associate matron Dr Ralph Bevard associate patron Bernice Lawrence secretary Pearl Reynolds treasurer Hazel Brodbeck conductor Mabel Refenning associate conductor and Florette Heidrich trustee. A report from the Grand Chapter of Ohio in Cincinnati was given by past matron Florette Heidrich. Next regular meeting planned for Friday November 15th.

Abel Garford Order of Eastern Star Arthur Hiscox Florence Baker Ralph Bevard Bernice Lawrence Pearl Reynolds Hazel Brodbeck Mabel Refenning Florette Heidrich Ohio Cincinnati Order

Anniversary celebration and donations noted at Arvandale

A local anniversary event at Arvandale raised funds and gifts, with attendees and organizers reporting positive community support. The celebration highlighted longstanding ties and included a small ceremony and refreshments.

Two Elyria Weddings Are Announced

Mr and Mrs 4 E Sperry of 31 Atteess Court announce the marriage of their son Alfred E to Miss Helen L McMullen daughter of Mr and Mrs Harod McMullen of Ridgeride The ceremony occurred Thursday October 31 in Fort Wayne Indiana Attending were Harold Sorgen ter and a brother in law of the groom The second notice reports the marriage of Miss Myrtle I Shrever to Roy LaMasters of Was announced by Mrs Srid e s parents on South Middle Avenue A wedding occurred Friday morning in Wellsburg West Virginia The bride a graduate of Elgh School class of 1933 and LaMasters a Lorain resident worked at the Alten tiware store in Lorain

E. Sperry Atteess Court Alfred E Helen L. McMullen Harod McMullen Ridgeride Fort Wayne Indiana Harold Sorgenter Myrtle I Shrever Roy LaMasters Hers Sride L. Er South Middle Avenue Wellsburg West Vira Elgh School Lsa Masters Lorain Altentiware

Annniversary Sale Drives Big Bargains At C H Merthe Co

Thousands seek value at C H Merthe & Co as the Anniversary Sale continues through Monday and the following week. Store emphasizes deeper discounts and broader selections during the event, inviting customers to take advantage of the extended sale period.

C.H. Merthe & Co

Paulding County Corn Husking Champs Crowned in Ohio

In mud and crowds of 40,000, Paulding County claimed two state titles as Mrs. Charles Mis won the women’s husking contest and Raymond Kennedy the men’s standing corn title. Homer Conaway won the men’s shock corn, in a festival field near Paulding with 55 entrants from 50 counties. Kennedy and Conaway advance to regional finals next week.

Paulding Paulding County Ohio Charles Mis Raymond Kennedy Homer Conaway Ross County Kennedy Conaway Lester Galloway van Wert Roland Evans Hancock Mary Wood County Wunder Farm

P T Associations To Meet Next Week

P T associations prepare for meetings with topics on Home and its Books. Mrs George Tull as president will report on the state convention. A Christmas bazaar and refreshment course are planned. Rabbi Marces Hramer speaks at Jefferson P F A tomorrow morning.

George Tull Marces Hramer Jefferson P. F. A Resnter Ely Parer Teacher Association Ashi Frank T. A Selon Stee Assoc

Labor union meeting at Wurst Hall announced

The American Federation of Labor invites all factory workers to an open meeting at Wurst Hall Sunday morning at 7 A M with speakers from Cleveland.

American Federation of Labor Wurst Hall Cleveland

Compliment Bride-Elect Nevrasks At St John Parish Event

A wedding friendly gathering honored bride-elect Nevrasks at the home of Mrs Bar Heid with guests including Mrs A Novek and Mrs Peter Were present for high scores and consolations. Tables featured tulle decorations and favors as a luncheon followed at Four O Clock. Reed's book The Carcass Who Was 72 figures in the event.

Nevrasks St .John's Paradt School Lasi Nighe Bar Heid Kento A. Novek Peter Tewar F. Novai Tainbone Ss Lutherand 5. S. Rockwood Hieh Ti Reed Rome

Entertain Fiends at the Best Costume Party Night

An odd notice describes a local event where residents are invited to a costume contest. Prizes, music, and refreshments are promised as attendees gather for a festive, community celebration.

Author To Discuss Book For WCA Groups

Local event notes author talk scheduled for WCA groups. Bis reconciliation and discussion framed around the title Shattered Lamp. Details show community groups gathering to review themes, with emphasis on shared reading and group dialogue at a 5 39 timing.

Bis Two Bees Cornoiscia

Study Club Meeting Noted with Appointments and Bingo

A study club gathering described services of a delicious Wes followed by a Benetit Bingo evening. V. Borien was appointed for the Gar program. The event featured a speaker and varied activities led by Mrs. Dinte Richard Grar on Second Street.

den Rossassi V. Borien Dinte Richard Grar Second Street

Local Meeting Notes On Community Event

Fragmented report notes a group and a meeting with a speaker described as a missionary. Mentions an upcoming gathering on the twenty second and names Mrs. and Campbell in attendance. The text is garbled and lacks clear place or organization details.

Varshall Chapter Dinner at Chanter No 47

R A Keen will host a Varshall Chapter dinner on Wednesday at 6 oclock. A program following the dinner is promised. Members are to furnish their own tables and materials for the extended assembly to Rue Mason.

R. A. Keen

Calendar EVENTS MONDAY at Stevens Society meetings

Monday calendar items list various meetings at churches and centers. Includes Congregational shavih meetings, Woman's City business, and programs. Mentions Mrs. A. M. Hesmatord and Mrs. G. A. Hoke hosting or participating. Details are fragmented and partially obscured.

Etk Stevens Society Hinderer Longford Ave Shavih Tehers Ana Wasler Zome Wrima Wainet St. Ngets A. M. Hesmatord Merders

Initiation and Birthday Party Reported in Local Meeting

A late evening session described an initiation into a fire protected home circle with officers named including Heimsath and Alice Ricarlotto. The November 15 meeting was announced with entertainment and two refreshment courses. Lois Audrey Page celebrated her thir th birthday at 277 Columbus street with fourteen guests.

GO. G. F. Hell Ons Mit Heimsath Alice Ricarlotto Lillian E Earl Karler Agnes Dunford H Lewis Bhanco Ior Elizabet. Smith Leonard Dunford Jean Heimsais Robert Lei Lois Audrey Page Columbus Street Janet Ruiner Donald Gilles Lois Man

Unity Club Entertained at Home on Cleve land Road

Unity Club members were entertained at the home of Mrs. C. T. Winekies on the Cleveland road yesterday. The afternoon featured a free course and hostess duties, with Mrs. R. P. Vaughn absent due to illness. Luncheon hostess Mrs. Wills Rotski hosted fifteen members for quilt block sewing. The group plans a bake sale and bazaar in early December. Mrs. Charlies Hecock of Denson Avenue will host the club Friday, December sixth.

Up Club C. T. Winekies Cleveland Road BR. EL Huite R. H. Haenl Meiniz R. P. Vaughn Bec Vaughn

Hospital and social notes from East River area in brief

Hospital records list several residents including Paul Fritz Jr James Laura and Mrs Anna Gilbert. A Tau Chi Chapter 7 Epsilon Sigma Alpha supper was hosted by Miss Caroline Rost at 516 East River Street with committee members Lucille Miller Rost and Marjorie Frances. Two tables of Dundse were played. prizes went to Miss Margaret Hewitt and Miss Nellie Willons with Miss Pankoff Consoled. A study meeting is set for next Friday evening in the directors room of the Bark Building.

Pearl Parkell Epsilon Sigma Alpha Caroline Rost S16 East River Street Lucille Miller Miss Rost Marjorie Frances Dundse Margaret Hewitt Nelie Willons Pankoff Bark Building

Neighborliness Talk at Sunder School in Rivoli Theatre

L B Hindwan will chair a Sunday morning lesson on True Neighborliness at Rivoli Theatre. L. Wigfield presides in Wainwright's absence with Mrs Wild Isad as soloist. Junior Protected Homes Circle held a session in I O O F Ball planning a November 15 social. Royal Neighbors report on district rails given by Mrs Florence Gilmer. A card party is planned for November 15.

Sunder Schoollssson L. B. Hindwan Rlass Rivoli Theatre C. L. Wigfield Paui Wainwright Royal Neighbors of América Woodman Hall Florence Gilmer

Homecoming Scene and Social Notices in New Concord Ohio

Miss Elizabeth Brown and Miss Ina Mae Ardel attend the Muskingum College Homecoming in New Concord Ohio. Ada Smith entertains at 1525 East Avenue. Jeanette Harlbut, recently returned from Korea via Siberia, tours Sweden and Norway on the way home. Both Miss Smith and Miss Harlbut were missionaries in Korea and taught at Ewha Haktang. Mrs Kar Kaley and Russell Dunford sing in the Der Rosenkavalier opera chorus premiered at Severance Hall Cleveland Thursday night, with performances Monday night. Mrs Walter Wilson visits in the city and plans to return to Shelby. Florence Stetson visits Detroit, expected Sunday evening. Joyce Duckett and Mrs Clark host friends in Cleveland. Reverend and Mrs CC Suchan depart for Berne India after visiting Dr and Mrs Ackerman. Paul Wainwright to sing at Second Christian Church Sunday. W L Burner is pastor in Warren. H L Cordrey to accompany Mr Wainwright in Warren. Mr and Mrs Smith and George Zmbus attend Dame events and other travels. several travelers plan trips and returns.

Elizabeth Brown Ina Mae Ardel New Concord Ohio Muskingum College Ada Smith East Avenue Jeanette Harlbut Detroit Joyce Duckett Washington Avenue Mus Clark Cleveland FR Suchan Berne India and & Charles Ackerman Princeton Avenue Paul Wainwright Second Christian Church W. L. Burner Warren H. L. Cordrey

More Drug Clinics Opened in Shanghai War on Opium Expands

China accelerates anti opium drive in Shanghai erecting new clinics to house addicts. From July 12, 1934 to August 31, 1935, 2810 addicts were cured and discharged, including 2466 men and 344 women, ages ranging from under 26 to over 51. Most were released after stays under 15 days. Local funds cover upkeep, with about 4 is needed monthly.

China Shanghai Tee Clinic Greater

Mothers Pray for Peace at Alnwick Festival

Nearly 1,600 mothers gathered at the LesTERaTRnt Rotary Parish Church in Alnwick Scotland for the annual Mothers Union Festival. They prayed for peace and were fed by the Archdeacon of Lindisfarne, with attendees coming from many miles around.

Alnwick Scotland Lindisfarne Mothers’ Union

Rosehill man builds model of 23 ship at sea scale

After a year of work T Bain Bridge of Rosehill England completed a model of a ship measuring 76 inches long 12 inches wide and mine inches deep valued at 75000 with twin screws. The hull weighs 63 pounds and uses 15600 rivets in its steel construction.

T. Bainbridge Rosehill England Hes

Lifeguard Busy at Boulder Lake Dam

Boulder Lake on the Colorado River behind Boulder Dam has seen a busy life guard at work. Alfred Collins, employed as a lifeguard, has saved more than five people from drowning amid the growing water mass and risk in the area.

Boulder City Nev Boulder Lake Boulder Dam Colorado River Alfred F Collins Col

MeBoc Horses Clash Ends in Fatal and One Paralyzed

In Enigsé Style two riders MEBOC and Eugenie Burger along with John Knight charged on horseback. The incident saw both riders pull aside and collide when choosing the same side. One horse broke its neck and the other rider was paralyzed.

Meboc Eugenie Burger John Knight

Chapel Seates Eight At Festina Fort Atkinson Ruins

In a grove near the ruins Fort Atkinson a nearabonatary post stands St Anthony's Chapel believed to be the smallest church in the world. The quaint building measures 12 by 20 feet contains four pews seating eight persons.

Festina Fort Atkinson St. Anthony’s Chapel

Maranatha Class Hosts Wurenn Supper at Elyria Church

The Maranatha Class of the church will meet at the church for a supper. Busna of Elyria is mentioned in connection with the event.

Dowry payment and court order in Indian marriage case

Ramganian Sing paid 500 dollars as a dowry for a bride in Dinapore India. After the wedding the father was sued and ordered to return 5600 dollars and pay a 250 dollar fine for false pretenses.

Beau Ramganian Sing Dinapore India

Dames of Malta Hold Funeral Attendee Meeting

Dames of Malta plan a 1 30 P M meeting at Sudro's Monday to attend the funeral of Lady Bertha Kuss.

Dames of Malta Sudro Bertha Kuss

Women serve on coroner jury in Hammersmith

In Hammersmith England six women filled seats on a nine member coroner's jury because husbands were too busy. The women reportedly enjoyed the experience as they undertook duties traditionally held by men.

Hammersmith England

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