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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1934

Page

9

Community club meetings and musical program schedule

Cloverleaf Circle meets with Mrs. Meesig on Lake Avenue and Grace Lutheran teachers meet with Mr. and Mrs. Spieth on Marseilles Avenue. Various clubs including St. John's 03 Club, March Club, Triple Four, Hight oClock, A S B, Musical Art Society, 1 O G O, AIB, Daughters of Scotia Elyria Moose Women, St Paul's YP Society, and United Presbyterian trustees gather. Events include opera program at YWCA under Miss Marjorie Rossiter and a busi ness session plus entertainment by Clayton Young for members and public.

St. Paul's Church Bertha Meesig Lake Avenue Grace Lutheran Spieth Marseilles Avenue St. John’s Willie Burke Eighth Street Charles Sartor Cornell Avenue Triple Four Don Myers Columbia Avenue Ruth Blakely Betty Heavens Park Avenue Musical Art Society Marjorie Rossiter O. GO. F Clayton Young National Bank of Commerce Lorain Daughters of Scotia Elyria Women of Moose St. Paul's Young People’s Society United Presbyterian Trustees Men’s Missionary League

Sunny Side Up Club Hosts Evening at Colmunus Street Home

Sunny Side Up Club held its regular meeting at Mrs. William Telzerow's Colum nus Street residence. Progressive banco provided the evening's diversion with three tables. High score went to Mrs. Ed Weber, with Mrs. William Bruck second and Mrs. Ralph Carr consolations. Mrs. W. L. Bodine won the contest. A luncheon followed, and the club adjourned to meet at Mrs. William Bruck's on November 18.

Sunny Side Up Club William Telzerow Coluainus Street Progressive Banco Ed Weber William Bruck Ralph Carr W. L. Bodine Second Street

Miss Evelyn Hunter Weds Lorain Man In Covington Ky Today

Miss Evelyn Hunter daughter of Mr and Mrs William L Hunter and Walren G Randall son of G F Randall Lorain were married in Covington Kentucky at noon today The ceremony was simple due to a family death The bride attended Elyria High and works at the Cleveland landiting office of the New York Central railroad The groom is a Lorain High School graduate and works with his father in contracting They will reside at 2851 East Erie avenue Lorain after a motor trip through the South

Evelyn Hunter Covington Kentucky Avery William L. Hunter Hillsdale Court Walren G. Randall G. F. Randall East Erle Avenue Lorain Elyria Cleveland New York ‘Central Railroad East Erie Avenue

Education Committee Leads Elyria Club November Dinner

The Elyria B and P W Club Education Committee will run the November dinner at 6 30 Friday at the Y W C A Miss Eva Mackey chairs the committee The National Federation with 1360 clubs outlines a winter program to aid unemployed out of school girls nationwide New York State clubs report programs pairing women deans with groups of girls to assess abilities and interests for proper opportunities A district meeting at Ashland November 10 11 an Oberlin Inn art lecture November 19 and a business meeting November 20 at the Y W C A address mental health. a November 27 card party at Miss Alice Foley 4417 Earl Court. A large Parent Teacher meeting of St Agnes School was held with Ed Kershaw leading the program candidacies for local offices discussed and a district P T A meeting announced for Lorain in January A fishing movie from Florida was shown courtesy of Perry Keplin The next meeting is Tuesday December 4

Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club Eva. Mackey National Federation Mary Stewart Washington, D. C Stewart Chicago New York State Work U Ashland Oberlin Inn Mr. Jones Carisle Shop Alice Foley Earlcourt Mabel Wade St. Agnes Ed Kershaw C. Welch Lorain

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List

Admissions include Ann Gregor Lorain William Marlett R Db 3 John Heimel 611 West River Mrs Lillian Mathison 115 Kaisercourt Mrs George Carrick No 9 Water street Mrs Max Joppeck Columbia Station Discharges include Mrs Elbert Sadier 1130 Lake Avenue Charles Harrington Columbia Station.

Ann Gregor Lorain William Marlett R. Db John Heimel West River Lillian Mathison Kaisercourt George Carrick Water Street Max Joppeck Columbia Station Elbert Sadier Lake Avenue Charles Harrington

Dressmaking Lesson Promises Easy School Dress

A 1920s fashion note details Style No. 3447 for ages 8 to 14 with a span collarless bodice and joined front back skirt. It outlines fabric options and yardage, touts a Fall Winter Book of Fashions, and invites readers to make the dress themselves with simple steps and stylish touches.

Local church society welcomes new members and reports

Mrs. Ray Sannar and four others joined the Elizabeth Stevens Society at a First Methodist class meeting held before last night's supper. A program followed with devotions on Thanksgiving and reviews of new study books. The Scarabaeus Literary Club elected a new treasurer as it discussed ongoing membership and upcoming meetings. Thirty-four attended the Rebekah Social Club gathering with officer nominations pending at next meeting. Marriage license applications noted for Hugh S Williams and Mary Rice.

Ray Sannar Harold Birch C. Atkinson Leon Kennedy A. M. Grimes Elizabeth Stevens Society First Methodist Church F. E. Sheldon The Home Missionary Society Mt. Vernon Northeast Ohio Charlotte Brooks Elyria Anne Byrd Payson Carl Curtis R. B. MacDonald

Community club notices and group meetings across town

A compilation shows Les Amies Club meeting at Dorothy Jenkins home on Fourth Street with officers listed and next gathering on November 19 at Evelyn Rockefeller’s on Clark Street. Cascade Lodge No 243 held a masquerade party in Modern Woodman hall with dancing and prizes for best costume and funniest ensemble. St Paul’s Young People’s League met for devotional time with hymns and a discussion on what is right and wrong with America. Veterans of Foreign Wars planned the Armistice Day Banquet for November 12, with additional plans for November 18 discussed. Clio Club members visited North Olmsted for an annual dinner in December, with bridge and high-score awarded to Hortense Curtis. Gates Parent-Teacher Association set Dad’s Night in the school auditorium at 7:20. Bel Canto study class honored Miss Dorothy Byers on her forthcoming marriage to Benjamin Bender with a tea and gifts.

Scarabaeus Literary Club Beatrice Demirjian Harvard Avenue Joyce Peterman Marie Witt Elenore Copas Marguerite Oswald Grace Athe Maris Kelling Ruth McGinnis Orty White House Ike” Hoover Ruth “McGinnis Ike Hoover Harrison Cleveland McKinley Theodore Roosevelt Taft Harding Coolidge Homer Hoover Franklin D. Roosevelt Woodrow Della Second Street Thomas Craven LES Amies Club Dorothy Jenkins Fourth Street Janet Smith Marian Ellis Jane Davies Evelyn Rockefeller Clark Street Cascade Lodge Cascade Lodge No Woodman Hall Lorain Helen Chervenka Rose Kasik Sylvia Chervenka Anna Powell Limitiati Clio Club North Olmted Marion Ramp Hortenge Curtis Mary Lou Deugate Hinstess Ninth Street A. L. Gezenheimer Longfellow Street Dorothy Byers Benjamin Bender Miss Byers McKinley P. T. A Herbert Cooke Ohio Columbus Ely Tia P. T . Eoune Mrs. Cooke Deshler-Wallick Hotel Focal Mothersingers Robert T Moore C. H. Bristol National Parent Teacher's Magazine Child Welfare Ohio Bulletin Carl Martin Paul Hines McKinley Association Cleveland Plain Dealer Tommy Jones Donald Marsh

Special election returns at Eagle club rooms tonight

Notice to all Eagle members. Special election returns announced for the club rooms this evening. Members are urged to attend and participate in the proceedings.

Eagle

King Tut Club Seeks Thanksgiving Football Outing

The King Tut Club met at the home of Misses Mary and Irene Putihuta on Sunday afternoon. Members planned to attend the Elyria Lorain football game on Thanksgiving. Caroline Petro of Amherst won the apple game prize. refreshments followed. Next meeting set for December 4 at Miss Caroline Petro's Lorain home.

King Tut Mary Irene Putihuta Elyria Lorain Caroline Petro Amherst

Jefferson Junior High P T A Meeting Report

Jefferson Junior High P T A met Monday at 3 20 PM with Mrs Frank Spencer presiding. Miss Hamiltons seventh grade cooking class served tea and snacks to mothers, showcasing domestic science work. Mrs George Savers reported 117 paid members. Miss Ebba Fosselius asked for a piano for physical education. project approved for future. Mrs Herbert Cocke gave a report on the state convention in Columbus. Next meeting is Monday December third.

Musical Art Society to hear opera program tonight

Elyria Musical Art Society members will hear a program of opera music this evening at the Y M C A parlors at seven thirty. Miss Marjorie Rossi ter arranged the program with assistance from Mrs Karl Kaley Mrs C E Brodbeck Raymond Huston and Morris Scott. Accompanists are Mrs H C Eegar and Mrs Jack Huge. Selections include solos and quartets.

Musical Art Society Elyria Musical Art Society Marjorie Rossiter Karl Kaley C. E. Brodbeck Raymond Huston Morris Scott H. C Eegar Jack Huge

Susanna Wesley Class Halloween Party At Margaret Hauisen Home

Twenty six members and guests of the Susanna Wesley Class of the Methodist church enjoyed a Halloween party at Margaret Hauisen’s Fdison Highway home. Elia Morse helped host. Prizes went to Margaret Minch, Sarah Hall and Wilma Scheuneman.

Susanna Wesley Methodist Church Margaret Hauiesen Fdison Highway Elia Morse

Bride Har ry Sanders Weds In New Castle Ceremony

Mrs Roy Worcester hosted a October 20 wedding reception at 1401 Lake Avenue for her daughter Mrs Harry Sanders formerly Margaret Dean. Out of town guests included Erteat Pointer Wellington T W Mitchell New Florence Mrs M Rhine and Joan Elyria plus several Doan Stirsker Townes and Sanders relatives. The bride received many useful gifts during the event.

Roy Worcester Lake Avenue Harry Sanders Margaret Dean New Castle Pennsylvania Erteat Pointer Wellington T. W. Mitchell New Florence Elyria M. Rhine Joan J. Murray Tom Stirsker Betty Lou Qilbert Doan Thomas Doan Harry Sander Earl Townes

McKinley P T A hears convention report by Mrs Herbert Cooke

Mrs Herbert Cooke summarized the 29th Ohio State PTA Convention held in Columbus with emphasis on child welfare and the home school link. She cited idleness as a menace and urged proactive projects, highlighted the Mothersingers program, and noted plans for Lorain spring via the Mothersingers.

Bible School Faculty Session Includes Holiday Plans

The Bible School Faculty of the Church of Christ met for the November session. Mrs. Co BE Cheney opened with devotion and the regular business followed. Plans for the holiday season were discussed and a special speaker announced for the December meeting. Sentence prayers closed the helpful session.

Bible School Church of Christ BE. Cheney

Young Ladies Sodality Met at St Marys Church Breakfast

An 80 member session of the Young Ladies Sodality of St Marys church opened with a Sunday breakfast. Miss Margaret Wirsham chaired assisted by Miss Muriel Sump and Miss Claire Eme tich. Rev Fr James T Daley spoke. Discussions covered the annual banquet to be held December 9. Eight new members applied and were approved. A card party was planned for Friday November 9. The next meeting is Sunday December 2 at 9 45.

Young Ladies’ Sodality St. Mary's Church Sodality Margaret Wirsham Muriel Sump Claire Emetich James T. Daley The

Tea Social Brings Mrs Crisp And Mrs Smith Together

An informal gathering centered on an accordion selection by Four Jacks and Whispering Hope. Yellow and white decor dominated the tea table as Mrs J C Crisp and Mrs A M Smith poured. Mrs J D Severs chaired the event with the Meadrames Cochrane Fitch Hayes and the Toom mothers assisting. guests mingled and grew acquainted.

J. C. Crisp A. M. Smith J. D. Severs Meadames Cochrane Fitch, Hayes Toom

Church Meeting Shifts Tomorrow Circle 2 at Parish

Meetings of Paul’s church Circle No 2 move to tomorrow afternoon at the church instead of next week. The W L By Class of the Church of Christ chorus will gather at Freda McKey’s home, 288 Fourth Street. Baptist Women's Missionary Society hosts six o’clock dinner and program featuring Detroit mission workers. Junior Dept of Elyria Woman’s Club hosted a guest meeting with six bridge tables. prizes awarded to Mary K. Miller and Evelyn Ludwig. Club resumes regular session Monday evening, November 19.

Circle No. 2 Paul's W. L Church of Christ Freda McKey Fourth Street The Baptist Women's Missionary Society Detroit Woman's Club Elyria Woman's Club Mary K. Miller Evelyn Ludwig Lillyann Stephens Ruth Neill

King’s Heralds Meeting Reported by Oliver Shubert

Oliver Shubert, president of the Methodist King’s Heralds, conducted a Saturday afternoon meeting at the church. After the business session the reader Mrs. Portman told a story, with Mrs. E. C. Shubert also mentioned.

Oliver Shubert Methodist King's Heralds Portman E. C. Shubert

Personal notes report local residents update

Mrs T W Mitchell returns to New Florence after weekend with daughter Mrs Roy Worcester of Lake Avenue. George Eberling in West Dover improves slowly from pneumonia. Mrs Charles Alvord of Washington DC visits Mr Carey T Winckles. Karl Meister, Elyria Home for the Aged superintendent, speakers at a Fatherton banquet in Sandusky Trinity ME Church. Clark Maddock learns of sister-in-law Fred May’s death. funeral Thursday. F A Barr entertains S M Covert of New Castle. Miss Mabel Williams returns home after two months in New York City and Gaspe Peninsula trip. Mrs Herman Reinhardt hosts dinner guests Mrs Nettie Woodruff and Mrs Faustina Rawson of California.

T. W. Mitchell New Florence Pennsylvania Roy Worcester Lake Avenue George Eberling Bradley Road West Dover Charles Alvord Washington, D. C Carey T. Winckles Cleveland Road Karl PF. Meister Elyria Home For Trinity ME Sandusky North Woods Ontario Clark Maddock Sunstreet Fred May Bellevue F. A. Barr Chase Street S. M Covert New Castle Mabel Williams Sith Street New York City Lake Katonah N. Y F B. Nelson Gaspe Peninsula Canada Herman Reinhardt Nettie Woodruff Faustina Rawson Calfornia

Date Seed Produces Seedless Palm in New Orleans

P A Chopin president of the New Orleans Horticultural Society notes a date seed found on the ground sprouted into a remarkable seedless date palm producing about 30 pounds of fruit annually. He asserts it is the world’s only seedless date palm and that grafting or propagation is impossible except by root suckers, which, if successful, could transform the date industry.

New Orleans P. A. Chopin New Orleans Horticultural Society Chopin

Mexico Oil Output Shifts From Boom to Decline

Between 1310 and 1921 oil production in Mexico rose fiftyfold, yet while U S output continues to grow Mexico now faces a downturn.

Mexico United States

Flat Nose Beauty Tip From Glad's Samoan Columns

A Glad column discusses nose shape as beauty in Samoa and Fiji, noting flat noses are valued there while American taste favors less flattened noses. It offers advice for red noses caused by cold and wind, recommending skincare, diet changes, deep breathing, and daily exercise, plus a lotion to improve circulation.

Gladys Glad Americas Samoa Fiji Islands Globe America

Borah warns Versailles must be rewritten to avoid war

Senator William E Borah of Idaho warned at an international relations forum in Boise that another world war will occur unless the Versailles peace treaty is revised. He said the treaty must be rewritten in peace or it will be rewritten in blood.

Borah Boise Idaho Willam E. Borah Versailles

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gladys George Agnes P. T Fattern Department Fifth Ave New York N.Y Laura 1% Baldt Teachers College Columbia University New Fork Mall Weshion Bureau Elrric Chranteis Telomere Rebekah Ruby Beal Rome West Bridge Street Edna Woodcock Minnie Reed Delia Lutz Cora Bemis Lottie Laundon Park Place Edna Smith Anna Brenner Hilda Choate Minnie Card Hugh S. Willams Lorain and Mary Rice F. E. Eastman St. Paul's Young People's League Young Peoples Leaces St. Pauls Church Irion Vhs Doris Anderson Andrew Pitman George Pallas Florence Welton Mosic William Wilson Fen Hiamn League Wiliam Fox F. W LO Club Wembettl Miss Romp North Olmsted Gates Parent Teacher Gates Parent- Teacher Association So. Ridge Church King Tut Club Hallowe'en Margaret Minch Sarah Hall Wilma Scheuneman John Shook Red Cross Young Ladies’ Sodality Meets Lorain County C.A. Cavagna H. Hoffner Sagietesse Mrse Glad Mother Gray
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