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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1933
Page
9
The Y W C A board held its regular meeting in the Association parlors with large attendance. They planned a World Fellowship Tea for Wednesday November 22 at Mrs George Stevens home and discussed World Fellowship Week November 12 to 18 and the national convention in Philadelphia.
Mrs A W McMann of Lake Avenue hosted Rainbow Class members at her home with four helpers. Discussions covered a Christmas party and a tureen dinner set for December 11 at the church parlors. A book review followed. The St Marys Sodality Literary Club heard Father Murphy on church vestments with the next meeting slated for November 20. E L F Club members enjoyed an evening at Miss Irene Zachman’s on Chase Street with bracing conversations and a buffet Thanksgiving planned for November 27 at Mrs Earl Tompkins’s home. Names from Elyria and Lorain were listed along with a minister and others. Scout Troop 3 met at the Church of Christ with 24 attendees and a planned swimming party. Mrs James Waldron and Mrs A F Jaexer visiting from out of town stayed with Mrs Lada Chapman on East Bridge Street.
Plans were completed for a joint installation of officers by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. The event will take place November 20 in the club rooms with invitations extended to Ashland Lorain and Cleveland Auxiliaries. A Friday practice session was scheduled.
B. B. B. Club members and two guests met at Mrs. Henry Dickens on Oxford avenue for bunco. Mrs. Dickens won high, Mrs. William Cook was second, and Mrs. David Beattie third after scores were tallied. A refreshment course followed and the group planned to reconvene November 27 with Mrs. Avery at 173 Fairlawn avenue.
Mrs. Lada Chapman of 374 East Bridge Street hosted visitors from away Saturday evening. Cards were played and a twelve o'clock luncheon served. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. James Waldron and Charles Waddel of Loudonville, and Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Jaeger of Amherst. Mrs. Jaeger and Mrs. Waldron remained for the rest of the week.
Mrs George Hillmer entertained the Lat-A-Lot Club at her Park Avenue home last evening. Three tables played bridge with prizes to Arthur Guthman for first, Miles Farmer for second, and J D Straght for third. A luncheon followed. In two weeks Mrs L A Hastings III hosts at 124 Lorain Boulevard.
Members paid respects to their late brother Haight Frank Robson at the meeting and viewed the body at Welsh Funeral Home. Regular business proceeded earlier in the morning. Mrs. A L Emner, visiting her daughter in Waukegan Illinois, returned home to spend time with relatives. She attended The Century of Progress in Chicago while in Illinois.
Hospital notes list admissions including Robert Yolaw Wadeworth Ohio John Donch 215 Tuscarawas at Mr Gilbert Robbins 849 Bond St Mire John Bowser 611 W River streets George Jones Elyria and discharges including Mrs Winfield Yontzer Amherat Laverneville Wellington. Also notes on Shaw play Candida and future drama meetings with local residents and social club events.
An array of clubs and churches hold evening gatherings including Auxiliary to Knights of St John and Methodist Mary and Martha Class. Maury Chandler Tent Daughters for Union Veterans host dinner. musical events at Methodist church directed by Louise Brown. Rainbow Girls, Eastern Star, and High Time Club activities noted. Leeman Jaycox celebrates 78th birthday with family and friends at 128 Harvard Avenue.
A Colonial Club meeting featured a luncheon and five tables for about a hundred attendees including Steap and three guests. The next gathering is scheduled for November 27.
A compact fashion note describes fur sleeves with a satin ribbon tied dress. It details a soft-surfaced duvetyne suit with dropped shoulders and a slim skirt fastened by a side lace in silver eyelets. Persian lamb beret and muff complete the ensemble.
Members of the Women’s Benefit Association Review No 47 meet at Norwalk on Wednesday at 1 30 PM for a rally. Ridgeville PTA meets Thursday November 16 with a six thirty potluck dinner to end the campaign. Zhonta Class of Second Congregational Church hosts Thursday evening with Mrs. Jenne. Research Club gathers Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Fox. DAR card party set for November 21 postponed indefinitely. Elyria Chapter OES past matron hostesses at YWCA Monday. Cadet Henry C Stolzenburg named Private First Class at Riverside Military Academy Gainesville Georgia based on tests and proficiency.
The Elyria High Sapientes Club met Monday at 3 30 pm with Constance McClure presiding. Members received September to January program outlines and a Roman banquet was announced for the next meeting. Betty Fox reviewed Magic Spades and Donald Crozier was initiated. The exhibit committee led by Betty Jackson planned a miniature Roman library. Games and refreshments followed before adjournment.
Mr and Mrs Edward Gates of Cleveland announce the birth of a son born Friday November tenth. Malcolm Boylan, long ill at Charity Hospital Cleveland, is convalescing at his parents home. Mr and Mrs Leslie White of Case Road report the birth of a daughter November 13. Lee D Marsh and Durward Gaines returned from Bellefontaine after attending the funeral of Marshs mother Mrs Robert Wallace of 187 Bath Street. Mrs Wallace has word that her son Thomas, in the United States Navy stationed at San Pedro California.
Transfer from New York to the U S Ship hospital after appendicitis on October 28. Mrs Mary Church of Wellington Ohio visiting daughter Miss Carrie Lou Church. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Bowser on November 14 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Funeral attended by Dr P A Spieth's cousin Mrs Allie Roth Hance. Margaret Merkel of Detroit visiting Gus Herbert. Warrant issued for Henry Yourk vitch. he fled after police stopped trio at Foster Avenue and Lake. two arrests reported.
Stanley Yourkvitch and Arthur Schroeder pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Justice Petro to burglary and larceny charges connected to breaking into LaGrange Hardware Company in LaGrange. They face 9 A.M. Thursday court hearing.
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