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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1938

Page

12

Lady Robertson Lodge Daughters of Scotia Install Officers

Society news from the British Empire hall reports Lady Robertson Lodge Daughters of Scotia installing new officers led by Grand Deputy Mrs. Elmie. A bake sale planned for November fifth. reception in Cleveland for Mrs. Ritchie. Past Chief Daughter Jessie Kidd ill, Mary Stevenson installed as chief daughter. other officers listed. A Daughters of Scotland and White Heather Lodge attendees praised. next meeting November 15 with white attire for Mrs. Bonzo. Zone 3 Leagues hold Halloween party at St. John’s school auditorium with attendees from Berea and nearby towns. play dates changed to November 17 and 18.

Lady Robertson Lodge Daughters of Scotia British Empire Hall Jodge Elmie White Heather Lodge Cleveland Ritchie Mary Bonzo Mina Shrubsole Mary Stevenson Jessie Kidd Jessie Ellis Anna Blakesly Annie McKelvie Margaret Jehle Margaret Paton Ethel Lapere Bessie McCaffery Jeanette Penman Margaret Bead Elizabeth Fell Clan Robertson Mr. Beard White Heather Lady Gordon Lodges The Daughters of Scotland Robert Forest Bonzo Walther St. John's School Berea Dover Amherst Lorain Grace Church Elyria St. John’s Young People’s Society

Joint Meeting and Socials Highlight Elyria Lorain Notices

Elyria council and J W Carpenter Council held a joint gathering in Elyria with notes on profits from a Halloween dance at Carlisle Grange Hall and plans for weekly dances. An open meeting November 15 at Gates School features Miss Mallie Cook and L C Cox with church invitations.

Elyria Council Jr. O. U. A. M Lorain J. W. Carpenter Council L. C Urias Carlisle Grange Hall Oberlin Road Gates School Mallie Cook Elyria R. L. Cox Millersburg Ohio Miss Cook Tiffin Cox

Licenses Granted to Salata and Hutta in Lorain Area

Paul Salata Jr., 29, a Lorain steel worker, and Pauline Hutta, 21, of Lorain, received licenses in a local docket.

Paul Salata, Jr Lorain Pauline Hutta

Ely P T A News Opens Meeting With Psalm Recipe

Mrs J Stouhers presided over Ely Parent-Teacher Association with the 23rd Psalm. A clever recipe for a successful PTA was read. The program featured first grade language demonstrations by deaf children under Miss Vandett. The meeting closed with community singing led by Mrs D A Baird. Frances Eckert spoke on diets for children.

Ely

Mission Supt Speaks At Women Missionary Event

The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met to quilt for worthy families and featured Rev Pat Withrow of Charleston WV as guest speaker on “Others.” The evening included music, a devotional, and a closing duet by Margaret and Lois Goper with Alice May Hoover. Mr Withrow speaks again tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the Baptist church, open to the public.

Womens Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Clyde Bennett Max Gerber Margaret Lois Goper Alice May Hoover Eaker Pat Withrow Union Mission Charleston West Virginia

Dinner Service Highlights at First Methodist Mission

Mrs M F Elliott led a missionary society dinner at First Methodist with floral decor and glowing tapers. Activities included business talks by JL Mathis, notes on Wide Horizons, a note-box reminder, and a bank offering at tables. Speakers urged election participation and celebrated new members and program plans.

M. F. Elliott Elizabeth Stevens Missionary Society First Methodist Church JL. Mathis Walter Peake A J Robinson McConnell Florence Steger B H. Long Christian Citizenship Mary Jackson George Bourne F. Hicks H. H Gregg Doris Todd Lorain County Thris H Daniels Paul Strovels

Oberlin By Mrs Esther Wood Services call details

Mrs Esther Wood of Oberlin provides le service calls from 306 North Professor Street and 32 Union Street, with contact by phone 4174. The notice repeats locations and phone for service.

Oberlin Esther Wood St Phyne le

Democratic Meeting Here Tomorrow in Oberlin

A Democratic meeting is set for Thursday evening November 3 at Oberlin Tavern at eight o'clock Speaker will be Miss Helen Acs of Lorain, a former Oberlin College student, speaking for Senator Bushley and the Democratic ticket Guests include Wellington Democratic women Refreshments served and party hostess Mary Alice Binns hosted a Halloween dance at 8 East Vine Street with five couples enjoying dancing and card games.

Oberlin Oberlin Tavern Helen Acs Lorain Oberlin College Miss Acs Bushley Wellington Miss Aes Mary Alice Binns George Fireman, Jr East Vine Dlrect Hallowe'en Pete Peter

League Of Women Voters To Open Oberlin Information Booth

The League of Women Voters will run an information booth for Oberlin voters from November 3 to 8, hours 9:30 to 7:30 mornings and 3:30 to 5:30 afternoons, at the Oberlin Times building. General charge by Cerl Wanhe with members aiding include Mrs Fred Bentley Mrs J D MacLaury Mrs Homer Weaver Mrs Robert S Fletcher Mrs Retel B Frost Mrs Sen Lewis Mrs Leonard Suclex Mrs Raymond Bradshaw Mrs Raymond Cerf and Mrs Ralph Singleton. Sample ballots will be available and candidate questionnaires offered to aid citizens during the event.

Oberlin Voters League of Women Voters Citics Oberlin Times Cerl Wanhe League Fred Bentley J D MacLaury Homer Weaver Robert S Fletcher Retel B Frost Sen Lewis Leonard Suclex Raymond Bradshaw Raymond Cerf Ralph Singleton

Meetings Pathote Club Postponed to November 17

The Meetings Pathote Club, planned for Friday with Mrs Jeni nie Lent of East Avenue, has been postponed to November 17. New member Mrs Ruth Kelling was welcomed as hostess at a Sighoe gathering last evening with a business meeting and plans for next week. Betty Koepke named honorary member, initiation pending. Prizes in later games went to Genevieve Gariss, Charlotte Moore and Bette MacDowell. The group adjourned to November 8 at Beile MacDowell’s East Fourth Street home.

Schaefer Alma Jones Virginia DeFazio Janet Stagg Eleanor Krugman Betty O’ferrell Margaret Schaefer Jemima O’ferrell Miss DeFazio Moss Jones Miss Schaefer Georgiana Kowalesky Kipling Street Robert Jones Galaxy Robert Bainbridge Grafins Road Edward Champion Clarence Stillar Don W Ayes Stellar Winifred Seward Weir Smart Msere Columbra Avenue Karl Lehman Cleveland Street Byron Buck Muss Babe Bennett Dom Tahoano Marguerite Wolf Jim Warner Tliss Evelyn Lehman Huron Street Alis E Wheeler H Stokes Mic C Huth BBC Club Lena Bute Sumner Street Elizabeth Avery Keeler Susanna Beattie Hirth Winckles Street Pathote Club Jeninie Lent East Avenue Ruth Kelling Sighoe Betty Koepke Genevieve Gariss Charlotte Moore Bette Mac Dowell Sigloe Beile MacDowell East Fourth Street

Dedicate Pulpit At Episcopal Church

A beautiful pulpit will be dedicated Sunday November 6 at the eleven oclock service at the Episcopal church. Gift of four parishioners in memory of Rex Charles Cinch Bubb D D D, longtime friend of the parish and former rector of St Pauls Fremont. Sculpture by Walter Holtkamp of Cleveland. Rev Orville Waten D D L H D will preach. ceremony includes sermon muse and music.

Episcopal Church Rex Charles Cinch Bubb D St Pauls Church Fremont Walter Holtkamp Cleveland Orville Waten DD L HD Bexles Hall Gambitr

Twelve twigs for marking meet discussed by Victor Ries

Plans for this year's growth marking and cutting meet include each participant bringing twelve twigs of twelve inches. Victor Ries, extension horticulture specialist, will lead the discussion. News notes mention the North Cedar and West Lorain Neighborhood Club meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs Hageman's home and the Ladies Sewing Circle event at the Sacred Heart church. Mrs. W E Powers Jr. travels to Chicago for her father's death. Mrs Jennie Powers returns from Michigan visit. Miss Ruth Forsythe resumes work in the college president's office after a month’s absence due to surgery.

Son Victor Ries North Cedar West Lorain Hageman North Cedar Avenue Ladies Sewing Circle Secred Heart Church F Brown Crosby Street W. E. Powers, Jr Hollywood Street Cago Jennie Powers Michigan Ruth Forsythe

Local social notes from Jackson and Toledo area

Ted Haskins and family hosted in Jackson while Matt Delamater visited Union Corners. Hartland guests visited the Bartleys. feasts and football reports from Toledo University versus Marshall College, with Jack Mattiford playing for Marshall. Democratic Women luncheon drew 600 plus. Katherine Carter led the OSU Women’s Division. Clerksfield residents hosted at Louisa Wood’s home. additional visits to Fitchville and Belleville noted.

Jack Mattiford C J Hoyt Marshall M. J. Dunn Arthur Mitdleben Seger Hotel Toledo Katherine Carter Ohio State Womens Division John Miller Cumphter Massilini Louise Wood Thomas Hurst Clerksfield Louisa Wood Madge Crabbs Fitchville Hensinger Frank Smith Laura Hoyt Bellevu Mia East Min C JF Heyt

Local Social Roundup From Cottage Visits and Guests

Mrs Nellie Didelius hosted relatives from Kansas at her cottage near Ceylon Sund afternoon. Mr and Mrs Viney Shinsky Amherst were guests Sunday at 4 W J Benson home. Eleanor Breisch visited Fitchville Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith. Mr and Mrs C J Hoyt visited Sandusky Monday. Charles Bartow and son attended a dinner at Les Sellers in Collins. Clifford Mar spent a few days with relatives in Cleveland. Ray Worcester and Howard Worcester visited Clarksfield. William Squirt and family moved to Milan.

Ceylon Nellie Didelius Kansas Viney Shinsky Amherst

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