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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1933
Page
17
Hamilton P T A meets with Mrs R M Fox presiding. L B Hindman urges tuberculosis prevention in schools. R C Maston discusses Which Way Education and social economic issues. Student acts include Miss Besse Thomas class, Renee Mady poem The Grasshopper, George Procakzka accordion, and students perform November Feast Sailor Song.
Mrs Helen B Richey reviewed Quaker Militant a John G Whittier biography by Albert Mordell at the Ninety Five Club Thursday afternoon luncheon hosted by Mrs Mabel Hart on East Avenue. Mrs George Worthington read From Short Stories of Sarah Orne Jewett read The White Heron and discussed The County of the Painted Firs. Mrs C M Braman will entertain the club Thursday November sixteenth.
Admissions list includes Stella Ti ment Florence Gillman Arthur Young George Eb Nott Joseph Batems Hattle Bank He at h Freda Welk. Discharges include Mrs RN Tompko Jack Mills Del Hoove Tony ar Demarco. DeMolay chapter David J Nye tops Ohio in October with 17 new petitions, ranking 25th nationwide. chapter sells Christmas seals for baskets of food. First Methodist resumes religious dramas It Happened This Way The Dreamer and His Dream narrates Joseph story with cast including Tom Stringer Marion Upp Lewis Heidrick Hans Steger Kathryn MacDonald Harry Reynolds William Randall. Drama aims to present gospel truth to all audiences.
Mrs E J Arbogast the former Miss Lo ola Whitner was feted at her parents home on Cornell Avenue with a kitchen shower. Guests enjoyed games and prizes awarded to Mrs George Blauved C F Whitney and Miss Al Whitney of Cleveland. A luncheon followed and gifts were given. Arbogast, Elyria High School graduate, now resides in Medina.
Forty five members and friends gathered at Mrs Emma Kuchenrither s East Broad Street home for Division A of the Church of Christ. Guests enjoyed tureen luncheon and chicken. Mrs D A Baird opened with devotion. Nomination committees were appointed for December reports. Over four hundred calls were reported for six months. Mrs E W Rowland won a prize after contests. Meeting adjourned to December sixth when Mrs Hazel Dean hosts Christmas at Midis Avenue. Agenda Club heard Dr Wilcox speak on veterinary work in wartime Grange gathering planned for next week with Arthur O Harra from Lake ate social.
Tonight many groups meet across Cleveland street and nearby halls. The Jolly Eight host Mrs. Lee riper, while Royal Neighbors and Order of Eastern Star gather at local halls. Grace Lutheran hosts Fundamentals of Christian Religion at 7:30. Modern Amateurs Club meets at the YMCA with a ping pong tourney continuing. Franklin P. T. A. conducts a November meeting with concerts, reports, and a dessert sale. U P Missionary Society holds Thanksgiving dinner and program. Social Eight Club hosts a Halloween themed gathering with a luncheon and games.
Daughters of Scotland Arayle Lodge held an impressive installation service at Worst Hall with Fall flowers and red yellow lodge colors. Members and guests from Cleveland Lorain Amherst attended. Six Supreme officers and Christine Wright of Cleveland installed. Mary Whiton became president as Helen Moyes received a gift for her two years of service.
Mrs Charles E Cowman arrives from Los Angeles as an outstanding American Christian woman. Her husband, a former Western Union official, became a missionary to Japan and China. She led Bible distribution in Korea and China, with Japan churches in the thousands. She will speak at First Baptist Church in Elyria Sunday night, followed by orchestra and choir selections.
The Roar Up Club held an initiation in its Y M C A rooms welcoming Genevieve Boyd Maret Grey and Marian Wigging. A post initiation dinner dance was planned with a star shaped table and fall decorations supervised by Mary Barton with Betty Murray and Jacque Green on the supper committee. Next meeting set for Thursday.
A fashion description praises a black crepe silk afternoon dress designed to flatter heavier builds. It notes weight, shine, and a recommended sheer black metallized crepe overlay. The model combines black woolen, satin crepe, and metallized accents, with Style No. 3084 offered in sizes 36 to 48 inches and yardage details for size 36.
Local items report G L Barnhart returning from sailing the steamship A F Harvey and laying up the boat in Lorain for winter. Reports include the death of Mrs. William Kulp in Seville, and Gerald F. Emerick named chair of the Class CC Instrumental Materials committee of the Ohio Music Education Association with Mark Osbun as a committee member. Also noted are births at Elyria Memorial Hospital, visits to Cleveland and Fremont, a return to Columbus, and guests of C C Fulton and family, with several other brief movements and family notices across Lorain and nearby towns.
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