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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1931

Page

3

Meeting notes from several Lorain church groups form busy social page

Several Lorain church circles and local groups held gatherings with elections slated for December. Young Women’s Missionary Society at First Methodist discussed monthly meetings and open membership, while Circle No. Three of St Paul’s planned officer announcements. Hebron Association’s Union met in La Grange with charity boxes and a Ramabai Mukti Mission speaker. Lorain County Medical Society hosted 50 doctors at Elyria Memorial Hospital to view Dr John Davis’s Vienna anesthesia slides. Also reports from La Porte W C T U and Junior Woman’s Club events, birthday party for Joyce Duckett, and various card clubs. Marriage licenses issued to five individuals in Lorain and Elyria areas.

Esting Young Women’s Mission Society Young Women’s Missionary Society First Methodist Church Margaret Keighley Algeria Phillipine Islands Dorothy Byam Sylvia Glynn Women's Missionary Union of the Hebron Association la Grange Martha Loud Ramabai Mukti Mission India Eastwood Medina Lorain County Medical Society Elyria Memorial Hospital John Davis Toledo Vienna Davis Russell M. Arnold Avon Lake James W. Wetzel Lorain

Community Church Officers Elected Tonight and Club Lectures

Various church groups meet this evening for officer elections and study. William J. Finley lectures on Alaska wildlife at the High School Auditorium, open to the public without charge, under the Woman's Club. Mothers Auxiliary selects The Mother-Teacher for their reading program and plans December meeting.

Nathaniel Lutheran Brothers Hood St. Vanl's Church Progressive Banco Club Raeaster Lodi Street Daughters of Ivanhoe E. Slater Roosevelt Avenue Dames of Malta William J. Finley Aligt Alaska Pacific Woman's Club Cora May Walton

Local clubs and church groups schedule Thursday meetings

Several community groups announce Thursday gatherings including Catholic Daughters at Hotel Newell with an 8 09 installation, St Ann's Circle at St Mary's church hall, Neighborhood Bible Classes at 237 Gates Avenue, and Methodist Circle at 2 PM at Mia Harpster's home. Aust's Ladies Guitar Orchestra meets at 7 PM on Third Street studio. Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets at 2 PM, with 40 plus members previously present at Elyria Musical Art Society. The Elyria Masonic Chorus performed last night for over 500 at the Masonic Auditorium Lorain, with a long program and many named singers, followed by a card party and Armistice Way commemorations. In other notes, Mrs Catherine Mart Ad N J Gerhart wed at Immaculate Conception in Grafton and will reside in Elyria. guests include Mrs Lester Blair and Mrs Roy Kuhl.

Daughters of Mer Son Mia Alice Harpster West Avenue Aust Ladies Guitar Orchestra Third Street Ladies’ Aid Society The United Presbyterian Clnc Elyria Musical Art Society Yalse de Convert Veabedy Maurice Weisbrod Rosamond Shubert Paris Hemnling Carse Alma Taylor Margaret Taylor Greenfield Robert Spineks Eversole Dorothy Riede Hirtgary Noelisg Farnest Schmitteen Angels Serenade Braga Frederick Winters Powell Jean Little Frade Egeeling Capriccio Sara K 1 Kelly J. Martitt Berk Elyria Wish Short Auditorium Elyria Salo Corriova Alpes Oh Malaguena Lecunna Edward Trct Anton Drovak Joseph Barnby Home Fox Barratt Mr Burns Tike Woodland Roses Franz Mair Techaikovsky W. Rhys-Harbert Kentucky Rabe Adam Geibel Beck Mr. Williams Mr. Fox Mr. Brown Arthur Sullivan James Davidson Miram Toole Carl I. Kohler Frank Spencer, Jr Ford Hastings Ralph W Ju‘ins Wilcox John W. Smith FJ Biddinger J. B. McCulloch Walter Tl. Burnison Walter H. Burn Carroll T. Post sLeonard Fisk J. J. Fox E. Glenn Baxter Arthur Giles Emil E. Dettman Walter O. Smith Harry Warren Wilfred Bowdler Harry FE. Stinchcamb William ©. Schuur Ralph A. Msborne George A. Lamberton Alex K. Moses Claude FE. Blanchard Harland D. Brown Charles D. Carpenter Hart-Gerhart Catherine Mart N. J. Gerhart Immaculate Conception Grafton

Odd Fellows and Their Wives Banquet In Lorain Hall

More than 200 Odd Fellows and wives attended the annual banquet at the I O O F hall with a chicken dinner served by the auxiliary. Speakers included Howard Butler discussing political unity and the dangers of party platform neglect, while musical performances and readings followed. The evening closed with a program by the Walk Roe stringed orchestra and charitable remarks at a later church gathering.

ODD Fellows Ll. O. O. F. Hall Auxiliary Association E. L. Brecknock Umder R. H. Reinhardt Howard Butler Butler I& City Party Country Party Jim Speakler Lois Monosmith Lorain Ollie Paul Wainwright Walter Shirk Jessie Burns Eugene St. Marie Evenue Wailk Roe

Mrs Peer Nielsen Reviews Fielding in Evening Talk

An audience of about fifty heard Mrs Peer Nielsen review Fielding's History of Tom Jones, with witty comments provoking laughter. Paul Wainwright sang with Eugene St Marie, and the department plans a men and women bridge party at the Cin House on Friday evening November 21 followed by a tureen dinner and Christmas party in December. Dr N R Bevard will discuss the Passion Play seen in Oberammergau last summer. Refreshments were provided by Mrs F A Pierson and committee.

Paul Wainwright Eugene St. Marie Haven Peer Nielsen Fielding Tom Jones Department D. Kk. Manning Cin N. R. Bevard Oberammorgatt F. A. Pierson

Jolly Losers Club Hostessed by Mrs Bartlett

Mrs William Bartlett entertained the newly formed Jolly Losers Club at her Hamilton street home with bridge and prizes won by Miss Florence Peachey, Miss Frances Kirkbride second, and Mrs Mark Byers consolation. Guests included Miss Gladys Bartlatt and Mrs Cowden of Lakewood. Next meeting set for Florence Peachey’s home in North Eaton in two weeks.

Wm. Bartlett Jolly Losers William Bartlett Hamilton Street Bridge Florence Peachey Frances Kirkbride Mark Byers Gladys Bartlatt Cowden Lakewood North Eaton

Readings Mrs. Nettie Myers

Mrs. Nettie Myers of 322 East Avenue listed by phone 35492 in this local notices column.

Nettie Myers East Avenue

Revered Kirbys Attend Home Missionary Conference

Reverend and Mrs Edwin Kirby of Akron attended the Home Missionary conference at the First Methodist Church yesterday. The event highlighted by the local Honat society is continued on page 2.

Edwin Kirby Akron

Ridgeville Congregational Chicken Supper Friday Night

A chicken supper is planned at Ridgeville Congregational Church on Friday November 14 at 8 p.m. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.

Ridgeville Congregational

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