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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1934

Page

11

Hospital Notes and Local Society Events Album

Admissions list Mia Yost Grafton Anthony Linden 115 Garvin Ave Genevieve Cook Ashtabula Patricia Penfound 131 Second St Discharges none. Legally themed entertainments and PTA meetings fill a carload of Lorain County notices from a bridge party at 651 Broad Street to McKinley P T A and Ely P T A sessions.

Oliver Yost Grafton Anthony Linden Garvin Ave Genevieve Cook Ashtabula Patricia Penfound Second St

Local clubs and meetings listed for the week

Monday events include St Agnes P T A at 86 and Elizabeth Stevens Society at M BE church. Other groups meet at various venues including literary, social and church clubs. Mothersingers gather at Franklin Building at 2 p m. Canton Lorain and Aux meet in T C O F Hall.

Elizabeth Stevens Society M. BE. Church St. Mary's Sodality Murial Sump Middle Avenue Galaxy Club Lalter Borosky Lorain Clio Marian I Romp North Olmsted Scarabaeus Beatrice Demirjian Harvard Avenue Sunny Side Up Wm. Telzerow Columbus Street Rebekah Ruby Beal W. Bridge Street Women’s Club Business and Industrial Women’s Bible Columbia Club Bible School Church of Christ W. Flw Amxiliary McKinley P. T. A Mothersingers Franklin Bldg Canton Lorain Aux

DuBroy 60th Wedding Anniversary Observed in Lakewood

Mr and Mrs Louis F DuBroy will celebrate sixty years of marriage with an anniversary dinner at Regnatz Elyria and open house at 1424 Victoria Avenue Lakewood. They were wed November 4 1874 at St Marys Elyria by Rev Molom. Eight children survive with several visiting from California Indiana and Ohio.

Lakewood Ohio Louis FP. DuBroy Bdubray St. Mary’s Church Elyria Father Molom Amherst LaPorte Indiana

Five Cleveland concerts announced for Severance Hall season

The Cleveland Musical Arts Association schedules five Friday evening performances at Severance Hall in November through March. The Cleveland String Quartet and Cleveland Woodwind Ensemble headline, with Loeffler, Haydn, Gliere, and other works. First concert Friday November 3 at 8:15. Sunday events include homecoming at Second Congregational Church.

Cleveland Musical Arts Association Severance Hall Cleveland String Quartet Josef Fuchs Rudolph Ringwall Carlton Cooley Victor de Gomez Cleveland Woodwind Ensemble Philip Kirchner Maurice Sharp Daniel Bonade Clariet William Pollsi Alfred Brain Cleveland Orchestra Severin Hisenbarger Cleveland Charles Martin Loeffler Haydn Gliere

SPERSONALS Life updates from local residents tonight

Mrs Osea Higgie leaves tonight for Norfolk to visit her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Kenneth Higgie. Mr and Mrs T L Moise of Columbus street depart for the east to visit their son Todd Motsa at school and spend a few days in New York City. Dr and Mrs QC BE Brodbeck will be guests in Cleveland Sunday for a family birthday dinner. Miss Darla Todd of Dayton and Miss Lofe Binns of Columbus will be weekend guests of the Todds. Mrs 8 S Bowen returns from New York City this week end. her daughter Mrs John Garfield returned recently from New York. Karl Faulhaber Ed Hakill Le Roy Milliren and Charles Terry attend the Miami Ohio Wesleyan game at Oxford. Miss Harriet Luther of Dayton visits the Luthers on Lake avenue. Mr and Mrs Thomas Gorman of Malcolm Court spend the week end with Mr and Mrs Tom Dolan of Toledo. Born to Mr and Mrs Oliver Yost a son at Elyria General Hospital on November third. Mr and Mrs Carl Phipps and Mr and Mrs George Emerich depart for Aliquippa to visit relatives. Mary McLaughlin entertains friends at Middle avenue with three tables of bridge won by Mrs Melvin Maddock. Green and rose color motif dominates. Novel seating at refreshments amused guests.

Osea Higgie Norfolk Virginia Kenneth Higgie T. L. Moise Columbus Street East Todd Motsa New York City Brodbeck Faily Cleveland Ed Hakill LeRoy Milliren Charles Terry Oxford Ohio Harriet Luther Dayton Frank Luther Lake Avenue Thomas Gorman Malcolm Court Tom Dolan Toledo Oho Oliver Yost Grafton Elyria Menorotal Hospital Carl Phipps George Emerich Aliquippa Pennsylvania Mary McLaughlin Middle Avenue Melvin Maddock

Missionary Shaw Guest Preacher at Local Methodist Service

At Sunday morning worship Reverend William E. Shaw, a Korea missionary, will preach at the Norwalk District church. Dr. Vernon Wade Wagar notes Korea’s church support by the North East Ohio Conference. Choir to sing The Lord is My Rock. Epworth League to meet led by Lawrence Stone at 6 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. features Reverend E. J. Bond with sermon Not Known. Choir, led by Robert T. Moore, will sing I m a Pilgrim with Louise Brown at organ.

Methodist Episcopal Church William £. Shaw Korea Norwalk Vernon Wade Wagar Shaw William E. Shaw Stanley Jones Elyria Lord Rock Woodman Lawrence Stone Epworth League E. J. Bond Marston Robert T. Moore Mies Louise Brown

British Empire Club Plans Thanksgiving Dance and Card Party

Members of the British Empire Club met in S. O. O. F. Hall with good attendance. After a brief business session, plans were made for a members only Thanksgiving dance and a bridge card party. Whist and bunco followed the meeting with prizes awarded to Mrs. McCaffery and Mr. Wirth. consoled were Mrs Turnbull and Mr Gray. Bunco winners included Mrs Paton Mrs Burns Mr Minnich and B Norman. Luncheon was served and dancing to Burns orchestra closed the evening. The next meeting will be Saturday evening in I. O. C. F. Hall.

British Empire Club S. O. O. F. Hall Bunco George McCaffery Wirth George Turnbull Gray Paton Wiliam Burns Minnich B- Norman Burns I. 0. C. F. Hall

Junior Legion Auxiliary appoints captains for drive

The Junior Legion Auxiliary met after school with Ruth Meainke acting in place of the president. A Halloween party review was given and a membership drive planned. Two teams were formed led by Helen Louise Elemes and Ruth Meinke, with a prize for the larger gain. A social committee was named, chaired by Ruth Beaumont with Ann Cheney and Helen Louise Elemes assisting. Next meeting set for November 16 at the Legion Home.

Junior Legion Aula Junior Legion Auxiliary Ruth Meainke Hallowe'en Helen Louise Elemes Ruth Meinke Ruth Beaumont Ann Cheney Legion Home

Catholic Study Club Entertained in Home Gathering

The Catholic Study Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Floyd Helfrichs home on Fourteenth Street with Mrs. H J Hogan assisting. A dessert course preceded a business session and program. Mrs. Carl Wohbert reviewed Fish on Friday by Rev Father John Feeney J and Mrs. R E Craft read from the Question Box. Eighteen members attended and Mrs. Dan Ross was a guest. Next meeting planned in two weeks.

Catholic Study Club Floyd Helfrich Fourteenth Street H. J. Hogan Carl Wohbert John Feeney R. E. Craft Dan Ross

East Carlisle P T A hosts meeting with new member report

Mrs. Gertrude Smith the East Carlisle P T A principal entertained the executive committee at her La Grange Road home. Miss Edith Whitney reported on Kan Act Club activities and future plays while Ben Hindman planned a talk on Lorain County Health Camp artistry and child exhibit work. A bulbs gift was decided for the room with most parents present.

Gertrude Smith East Carlisle la Grange Road Edith Whitney Kan Act Club C. EB. Nichols Ben Hindman Lorain County Mrs. Smith Misses Loreng Agnes Westrick Ruby Dawser

Local clubs plan meetings and social events

Holiness prayer gathering at 411 East Avenue hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Haines. Marshall Chapter to elect and install officers Wednesday. L. C. B. A. to meet at 27 Cleveland Street Thursday with G. J. Urquhart to discuss new rate. Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary visit Lorain Camp and plan social time. Elsira Circle No. 630 Protected Home Circle initiated a large class and hosted a joint program with Cleveland and out-of-town guests. Irma Lattig and Chester Markus wed at Immaculate Conception parsonage in Grafton with reception for relatives. Royal Neighbors plan sewing and social day at Milterer invitation. next meeting in two weeks.

Methodist Church George R. Haines C. A. Stranahan John Foster Kingery George Haines East Avenue Marshall Chapter D. J. Conroy Cleveland Street G. J. Urquhart Lorain Camp Woodworth Wiliam E. Gilmmore Lorain E. T. Struck Gnto Street Woodman Hall

Barvey Cheney Speaks at Woman's Club Meeting

The Civics and Political Science Department held a Friday meeting with 24 members and guests. Harvey Cheney spoke on municipal finances using five years of city data and discussed two constitutional amendments on the upcoming election. Rummage sale plans were set with Mrs. Herman Reinhardt chairing.

Barvey Cheney Woman's Club Civics and Political Science Bnd Herman Reinhardt Ecommites Mesdames Wilfred, Woodruff Weilseke, Wingard

Entertaining Bridge and Church Events in Lakewood

Mr and Mrs J F Emerich hosted Mr and Mrs Charles Flannery of Long Beach visiting Lakewood. Three bridge tables awarded prizes to Gertrude Daley Flannery Dengate Walsh. Miss Mary Louise Dengate hosted Ruth Helen and Carol Flannery after football. Church events include Bible School at 9 40 am with speaker Daddy Allen on Growth or You Will Stagnate and music by Miss Wilmot and Mr Short. Lord’s Supper at 10 30 am, Fowler on What would you have Jesus do for you. Gospel Team to Oberlin at 1 30 pm. Christian Endeavor at 6 20 pm. Midweek Prayer Hour Wednesday 7 39 pm. subject Into and Out of the Baptist Church. Bible School 8 30 am. adult lesson Christian Growth Luke 2 42 52 1 Peter 13-8. young people at 6 90 pm on What is Sin. Come and See supper conference 6 30 pm Wednesday. Morning worship 10 45 am with Holy Communion and sermon Patriotism and Religion. Evening Young People 7 15 pm. canvass for parish support and missionary program to follow.

Peter C. F. Wiseman Fred W. Peace Nellie Gregory Thelma Page Charles Wilaby Lord Shepherd H. Curren Jack Roberts Dvorak Nina Ramser Wiseman J. C. Kennedy H. J. Myera C. E. Society Marl Fiedler Gwendolyn Marsh Cristian Fellowship Nazarene Church of the Nazarene Clay Hazel Yewey Gray Smith Block Broad Street Bower's Drug Store E. F. Allen Elyria Church of Christ Bible School Wilmot Fowler Wil Jesus J. F. Emerich Charles Flannery Long Beach California Flannery Lakewood Gertrude Daley William Dengate J. Walsh Grees Mary Louise Dengate Ruth Helen Carol Flannery Lae Bible Schoor Second Chapel Streets RE. F Daddy Allen Mr. Allen Miss Wilmot Mr. Short M. M. Davis Baptist Church Adul Tertius Noble Jess Caesar God

Sunday Dinner at the Pettibone Roast chicken advertised

Sunday Dinner at the Pettibone offers a roast chicken for 50e with phone contact at 9324 for reservations or inquiries.

the Pettibone

Local Social Notes Mention Family Events And Obits

Frank Troxel and several guests will attend the Notre Dame Pittsburgh game this weekend. Dorothy Smith birth announcements list Oscar Behrmy and Blyria Memorial Hospital figures in a moon birth. Gus Ztemke dies suddenly, prompting condolences to the West Tens street and Bavnerly Court families. Odessa Taylor and Clam Tn visit Upper Arlington in Columbus, Ohio for a weekend gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Funk. Additional Society on Page 2.

Frank Troxel Phipps Bimerich M Troxel George Doves Dale Hoting Holyoke Colorado Sadie Brownay Howe Street Odessa Taylor Clam Tnfor John Upper Alington Columbus Ohio Robert Funk Wastaymie

Also Mentioned on This Page

Helen McGuire Alpha Alpha Chapter Kappa Beta Pi Mary B. Grossman Lillian M. Westropp Cleveland Municipal Court I McHinley Sunshine Club Hecock Charles Hecock Denison Atenue Zachman Chase Street Louise Dunn ELY P. T. A Thea Cleveland Museum of Art Ely Parent- Teacher Association Miss Dunn Berean Mrs. Rockwood 8.& Rockwood W. B. Hubbell Alice Tisdale Hobart China Rodney Bookwood New York Times Pearl Buck Farmer Grace Church Grace Lutheran Church F. 3. Schumm Luther Hawthorne High Clarence Spiedelberg Wurst Hall Codagen Woodland Lodge Elyria Juniors St. Agnes P. T. A Louis F. DuBroy Cleveland Musical Group Florette Heidrich Eastern Star Lodge Order of Eastern Star Robert Hand Mabel Garford Arthur Hiscox Bernice Lawrence Pearl Reynolds Hazel Brodbeck Florence Steger Charles Barton May Dramm Raymond Wallace Barbara Ondo Justice of the Peace Frank W. Dominski Seaman Josephine J. Kosloski Dembowsi Benjamin Mathew Bender Dorothy Byers Bond Warren F. Porter Mary Frances Squire Auld Nick Miller Elyria Ino Katherine Olscanicka Robert. C. Fisher Ridgeville Eleanor Johnson Avon Village Rhein Fuller Eberts’ Drug Store South Ridge Church Allen Bernard Erre Saevick Mes P. T. A Executive Board Sons OF Mel Arnold Association of Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans Jeanette Arnold West Broadstreet Cars Bemis Delia Lutz Bemis Lite Bath Street Neighborhood Bible Neighborhood Bible Class South Side B. Davidson West Eighth Street Minnie Brown Henry Heidrich Eastern Heights Boulevard L. A. Flickinger Oak Street Elyria Men's Claude Wigfield Wigfield Henri Gilbert W.c. T. CO Preity Tnites Mise Irma Lattig Arthur Lattig Chester Markus Lee Roise Iiimmaculate Conception Parsonage Collins Robert Knipper Knipper Markis Church of, Christ Mae Uniten Presbyterian Church Adrvices ST. Andrews City Cab Brown Hotel Cor. Brond Eeat Ave Elk’s Restaurant Glub Don Merthe Day’s Music Store Weatherstrip Imperial Furniture Co East Ave Willard Battery Headquarters
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