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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1932
Page
6
Officers were elected at the Eastern Star meeting with Grace Barton as Matron and Karl Kohler as Worthy Patron. Mrs. Kathryn Stone reported on the Grand Chapter meeting in Dayton, and the group planned to reconvene in two weeks.
A Swiss steak luncheon is planned Tuesday from 11 00 a m to 1 30 p m at the M E church with a price of two cents.
Elyria High School students staged East Lynne or The Great Moral Lesson in the school auditorium recreating the gay nineties with period costumes and songs between acts. Principal roles were filled by Jack West and Frances Bennett among others, directed by Miss Nina Baker and featuring a sextet that sang five period songs between acts.
Miss Ruth Merriam Wells of a Cleveland newspaper will discuss budgets not dollars at the McKinley P T A meeting Monday at 3 PM. She has seven years as a hospital dietitian. violin numbers by Jack Roberts with Walter Hinkle at piano.
Morning worship at the First Methodist Church includes a sermon by Mrs Luella Ezelsizer, with a second message by Dr Bond on Jesus and Human Needs. Evening sermon by Dr Bond, organ preludes, and several anthems mark a full day of worship and church activities.
District Superintendent Charles Gibson of Columbus will speak at the Church of the Nazarene on Broad Street tonight at 7 30 and Sunday morning at 11. The Sunday School convenes at 10 and the Sunday evening service opens at 7 50.
Hol Hazen's Orchestra plays Saturday night at Nula's Barn followed by Red Holmes' Orchestra Sunday night for lively community dancing and music.
St Andrew's notes outline Holy Communion at 10 45 with a sermon on Why St Paul was thankful and an anthem from the Russian Liturgy. Church school at 9 30 and Kappa Beta Kappa at 7 15. Monday supper for Bishop Rogers at 6 and address at 6 30 before a service in Lorain. Morning service at First Baptist lists organ preludes, hymns, readings, anthems, and the Lord's Supper. Also annual group meeting of Women’s Foreign Missionary Society at Grafton ME church November 9 from 10 00 am to 4 pm with Miss Alice Findlay of Kagoshima and other officers.
Local groups including LC B A P T A Susanna Wesley class and Omicron Sorority schedule meetings with speakers Mrs Wells and Mrs Halen Snowden. Mothers singers at Franklin School at 1 30. Neighborhood Bible Classes meet at homes on Cornell Avenue West Avenue Eighth Street and 921 West Avenue. Masonic Chorus dinner at Temple dining room.
Mr and Mrs George Fridenstine entertained twenty three friends at their Murray Ridge Road home with contests games and group singing. Music was provided by the Fridenstine Biddinger Orchestra as the centerpiece of the evening.
A notice lists couples filing marriage license applications tonight. Anthony Cirell a 23 year old plumber's apprentice and Jana Morano 23 both of Lorain are among those. Also Harman Ehlert 40 a factory worker of Amherst and Edith Dauchie 37 of Amherst. Ramus Rev Kazimeran Baranauskas 42 a craneman of Lorain and Josephine Wambut 22 of Lorain. Gaylord Rider 21 a tank wagon salesman of Lorain and Mary Lou Meyers 21 of Elyria.
Admissions include Mrs. George James of North Olmsted and Mrs. Charles Reese with others in West Salem Ashtabula Chippewa Lake and La Grange. Discharges include Mrs. Ray Saunders and baby boy and Mrs. Edward Drager with baby boy and more at 221 Harwood 617 Cambridge and 225 Roosevelt Avenue.
IOCATS Vonald Welland of Amherst visits relatives on Harrison street. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Neher of Eastavenua spend the weekend in Mt. Vernon Ohio. Mrs. R. M. Sandtock on Harrison Street visits Sandusky as a guest of Miss Margaret Neumeister and Miss Juliette Endley travels to New York City for the winter. The Endleys expect a visit with sister Mrs Ralph Lockman. Mr. and Mrs D A Baird were dinner guests of Dr and Mrs Way in Medion. Miss Margaret Edwards and Wise Constance McClure attended the National Scholastic Press Association Convention in Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs Ren Hindman of Roanoke Virginia have returned to the city and reside on East avenue. Hindman is a former local YMCA secretary. Miss Dorothy Oswald attends the Homeromng at Bowling Green College and attended a fraternity dance. Mrs Edward Menz of Amherst spent yesterday in the city with friends. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs Charles Beps at Elyria Memorial Hospital on November 6. Mr and Mrs Moris Kirk of Adams street announce the birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on November. Miss Norah Abbe, Mr Florence Holcomb, Mrs Cora Knapp, Miss Nellie Straw and Mrs Charlotte Lewis attended an inspection in Cleveland at Clara Barton Can No 3 of the Daughters of Union Veterans. Mr and Mrs Joseph Morgan of Lodi welcomed a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on November 4. Mrs William Cory of this city was a guest of Mrs P. A. Becker in Amherst Friday. Mr and Mrs George James of North Olmsted announce the birth at Elyria Memorial Hospital on November 4.
Report lists Rev J A Kaley and Commander Charles Abbey among attendees along with many Mrs names and Misses at a birthday dinner, plus notes on patterns and catalogs from Marian Martin and Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department offering stuffed animal transfer patterns and pattern catalog details for 15 to 25 cents, address in New York City.
Rent a furnished house at 448 Oxford. Reasonable terms. Contact via phone numbers 42224 and 37254 for details and availability.
A select corps of military students earns membership in a prestigious fraternity, a notable achievement and distinction granted to only a very few. The accolade marks exceptional ability and disciplined study within the program.
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