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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1934

Page

9

Farewell Dinner Honors Visitors From Long Beach

Misses Claire Emerich Ellen McCrain and Marian Daly of this city and Mary Inez Walsh of Ridgeville hosted a farewell dinner at Domenic's Cuisine for Misses Ruth Carol and Helen Flannery of California visiting relatives here before leaving for Long Beach. The event featured fall decor and a twelve-seat table, with bridge at the McCrain home afterward. score honors went to Mary Lou Belly and Mary Lou Dengate along with gifts for the guests.

Long Beach California Claire Emerich Ellen McCrain Marian Daly Mary Inez Walsh Ridgeville Dominic Ruth Carol Helen Flannery McCrain Furnace Street Mary Lou Belly Mary Lou Dengate Mary Frances Ochs Fremont

SeCa Club Plans Party At Wanda Munz Home

SeCa Club members met at the home of Miss Wanda Munz on Ninth street for a brief business session to plan a special party. The evening featured obstacle banco with Annette Meinke winning high and Betty Spinks low. Meinke also received a special prize. After refreshments, members adjourned to meet December third with Magdalene Hoffman on West avenue.

SeCa Club Wanda Munz Ninth Street Annette Meinke Low Betty Spinks Meinke Westess Magdalene Hoffman West Avenue

E L F Club Names Drawn For Christmas Exchange

E L F club members gathered at Miss Muries Sump's Middle Avenue home for a brief meeting and the Christmas gift exchange. Readings of past activities were shared as white tapers and chrysanthemums adorned the table. A bridge party is planned for December 3 hosted by Mrs Edward Erb.

Muries Sump Middle Avenue Edward Erb

Veterans Night Dinner for Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary

Members of the H. P. Chapman Camp and the Auxiliary hosted the G. A. R. and Civil War veterans at a 6:30 PM Church of Christ dinner for sixty five guests. After programs and readings by Kaley and Captain Stough, remarks and a farewell, the event closed with a benediction and social time.

H. P. Chapman’ Camp Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary Stough Webster Kaley Church of Christ Vanoster Mary Claycomb D. A. Baird W. C. Fowler Fowler Lincoln Captain Stough

Susan Wesley class holds buffet at teacher's home

Twenty members of the Susan a Wesley class of the First Methodist church gathered last evening at the home of teacher Mrs Jobo Shook of Harvard avenue. A six thirty buffet dinner followed by a review of Susanna Wesley life. The group collected Thanksgiving food staples wool and cotton for quilts and plans a Christmas dinner at the Woman's Club with reservations through Marian Upp. A bake sale is planned in coming weeks. Mrs KH H Cupp hosted the Phra Chan club with bridge and prizes Rosemary Redington won first, Helen Burke consolation. Frances Dunn joined as a new member. The next meeting will be at Miss Helen Burke's home on December 3.

Elyria Woman's Club Gertrude Jaster Roosevelt H. G. Wells Erasmus of Rotterdam Stephen Zwei Ora Champion Eleanor Hillmer Jeanne Reid Lillyan Stephens Susanna Wesley First Methodist Church Jobo Shook Har~ Yard Avenue Raymond Thompson Marian Upp Woman's Club KH. H. Cupp Lorain Phra Chan Club Rosemary Redington Helen Burke Frances Dunn

Community Calendar Highlights and Local Social News

Local clubs and organizations host meetings at Ta Wa Sif Club YWCA and various halls including the People’s groups, Daughters of Scotia, and Republican Women. Card parties, dances, dinners, and anniversaries across Elyria Canton Lorain and nearby areas feature guest speakers, elections, and social gatherings.

Stanley Machock and Mildred Easley Wed in Texas

Mr and Mrs C A Easley announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred Louise to Stanley T Machock. The ceremony was held by Reverend J K Meyer at St Josephs Church in Marshall Texas on November fourteenth. Attendants included Mrs Josephine Lawrence and Frank Machock. The couple, both Elyria High School graduates of 1933, reside in Longview Texas where he works for Sun Oil Company.

C. A. Easley Mildred Louise Stanley T. Machock J. K. Meyer St. Joseph's Church Marshall Texas Josephine Lawrence Elyrian Frank Machock Machock Elyria High School Sun Oil Company Longview

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in City Listings

Hospital admissions list includes Harry Vaughn Brunswick Richard Nicholson East River jpt Alex Horvath 124 Senecast Billy Saunders 526 Park Place Mrs Raymond Ressing North Ridgeville Discharges show Miss Helen Osborne 702 East River Evelyn Jackson 21 East River Charley Jankowsky 13409 Ferris Street Cleveland Mrs Abraham Menner Lorain Mrs Peter Howard and baby girl 845 Columbus Sr

Harry Vaughn Brunswick Ruchard Nicholson East River Alex Horvath Billy Saunders Park Place Raymond Ressing North Ridgeville Helen Osborne Evelyn Jackson Charley Jankowsky Ferris St Cleveland Abraham M Ner Lorain Peter Howard Columbus Sr

Neighborhood Bible class meets Wednesday at 1 30

District 1 meetings note a Neighborhood Bible class led by Mrs Hollier at 806 Cleveland Street Carlisle Grange hosts a three supper at 4 39 this evening with members bringing their own silver and dishes Mrs Howard Butler hosted twenty members and a guest of the Woman's Welsh Club at her Park Avenue home plans call for a Christmas party on the third Monday in December at Elyria Business College for families and friends of members the district meeting is set for December 11 at the Cleveland Hotel Elyria Club president Mrs Evan Griffiths will represent the club a social time followed the business session with scripture readings by Mrs Sami Seville Mrs Agate and Mrs E T Reese a dainty refreshment course was served by the hostess with Mrs Robert Moore assisting

Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club Oberlin Inn Oberlin Club George Jones Carlyle Shop Alice McCracken Claire Reynolds Annie Spencer Matilda Mauer Eva Mackey Daughters of Scotia H. A. Crandall Earl Court Women of Moose Emily Scrivens Tess Lady Rowena Circle Alice Kaylor Foster Argnue Lesion Auxiliary Legion Robert Kingsley Nat Republican Women’s Club Woman's Club Young Women's Missionary Society of M. E. Church Elyria Lodge I O. Q. F J. John's Young People's League Congregational Women’s Bible Class Emma Scheuneman Lake Avenue Pilgrim Church Howard Butler Twentr Woman's Park Avenus Elyria Business College Cleveland Hotel Evan Griffiths Elyria Club Sami Seville Agate E. T Reese Robert Moore

Evangelistic Services at First Baptist Draw Crowds

The evangelistic meeting attracted a Monday night crowd with full main auditorium and a half-full annex. Music led by Douglas Hine of Cleveland and the Sky Pilots quintet energized the event as altar calls drew attendees. Brother Soerheide preached on spiritual power, inspiring deeper consecration and life purpose. Tonight the 7 30 PM sessions continue with the Fusner Brothers performing and Soerheide preaching nightly. A birthday gathering for Alice Klinach featured games, prizes, magic, dancing, and gifts. Mrs. Jay H. Lytle and Harriet Jane from Bryan, Ohio, were dinner guests of Marlo J. Hardy.

Douglas Hine Cleveland J Lover Mr Soul Sky Pilots Fusner Brothers Soerheide Redio Mr. Soerheide Jay H. Lytle Harriet Jane Bryan Ohio Marlo J. Hardy Harvard Avenue

Flogdell Mollison Wedding in Sharon Pennsylvania

Mrs. Lattie Flogdell announces the marriage of her daughter Eva to Irving D. Mollison of Amherst. The wedding took place May 5 in Sharon, Pennsylvania at the home of a relative. Mr. and Mrs. Mollison will reside in Amherst after December.

Lattie Flogdell Chestnut St Eva Irving D. Mollison Amherat Sharon Sam Day Mere Mollison Amherst

U P Men s League Celebrates First Anniversary

The United Presbyterian Church Men s Missionary League marked its first anniversary with an open meeting in the church parlors. Rev George A Brown unable to attend due to his wife s illness in Youngstown. Dr Amdersen urged continued work and prayers whileintoned musical numbers and a social hour followed, about 150 attendees.

Men's Missionary League United Presbyterian Church David S. Scott T. F. Sellers George A. Brown Brown Youngstown Northside James Brown Cc. A. Bristol Robert T. Moore Robert Kirkpatrick Wormer Men's League WB Andersen Board of Foreign Missions Wth Puladelphia Tr Amdersen India En's United Presbyterian Mr. Anderson League Frw Anderson Pautishurch

Vintage Dress Pattern Ad and Local Social Notes

A fashion notice promotes pattern No. 2532 for multiple bust sizes with simple tailoring and choices in wool crepe velvet or velveteen. Also mentions a fall winter fashion book, price details, and order info from a New York pattern department. The social column reports new associates Ruth Stanford and Thelma Padiles, prize winners Magdalene Hoffman and Stanford, a Christmas party plan, and a weekend visit from the Youngstown daughters of Elyria.

Marriage License Applications Listed

John George Diosy a crane man of Sheffield Township and Goldie Hodavon of Elyria Township appear for license. Rev Rewbert Rodney Clark Hale caretaker of Lorain and Edna E Kimmell of Lorain apply. Justice of the Peace Michael S Corrao salesman of Lorain and Roger M Smoak of Lorain with Rev Sloje recognized as applicants.

John George Diosy Sheffield Goldie Hodavon Elyria Rewbert Rodney Clark Hale Lorain Edna E. Kimmell Justice of the Peac Michael S. Corrao Roge M. Smoak Sloje

SPERSONALS featuring Toledo visitors and local guests

Mrs. Clara Hollis travels from Toledo to spend Thanksgiving with her niece Mrs. William Bell. Mrs. Bell has visited here this past week and will escort Mrs. Hollis back. Mrs. Harry Boyd of 39 Bond Street broke an arm Monday. Louis Panneton of Montreal stayed with cousins Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Townsend. Miss Mary Frances Ochs of Fremont visits Miss Mary Lou Densgate. Mr. and Mrs. D. Clowson hosted their son Alex Clowson, a student at Ohio State University, with Ohio State’s game against Michigan observed Saturday. William France, pension investigator, is confined to 504 Second Street with a broken ankle. Miss Marjorie Randall and Jack Murray of Conneaut and Carl Turner of Akron were weekend guests of Miss Ruth Tapper. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Todd also visited.

Clara Hollis Toledo Ohio William Bell Mary Lou Densgate Ninth Street D. Clowson Furnace Street Alex Clawson Ohio State University Columbus William France Old Age Pension Commission Second Street Marjorie Randall Jack Murray Conneaut Carl Turner Akron Ruth Tapper Arthur Todd

Huge Turnips From LaGrange Farm Stun Locals

Two enormous turnips grown by B C Squires on a southwest LaGrange farm drew curiosity at The Chronicle Telegram office. The larger weighs seven and a quarter pounds with a 26 inch circumference, the other nearly as large at seven pounds. The note ends with a reflection on self reliance driving social progress.

Chronicle-Telegram B.C. Squires LaGrange

Knit Knack Marinette Dress With Bowed Cape Collar

Knit Knack Marinette offers a hand crafted dress with a Paris styled blouse and cape collar that forms a large bow across the front. Hammered metal clips center the bow and belt fastenings. Price $22.50.

Marinette Paris

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P. W Wanda Musz Second Congregational Ehbureh Poten Day’s Middle Ave Sons OF Union Veterans and Auxiliary Vicks VapoRub Vicks Plan Ta Wa Sif Mike Key Club Nela Park P. W. Chub Mrs. Dengate Mrs. Flannery Will Dengate Charles Flannery Dengate Flannery Canton Lorain and Auxiliary Canton Lorain I. O. O. F. Hall Mabel Ransom Kate Reinhardt Oberlin Ely Parent Teacher Association W.L. Bodine George Peloquin Schenck Stephen TRI FI Club Gertrude Paker Michigan Marie Kolb Eleanor McCoy Tillie Keppiey H. G. L. Club Betty Peterson Ruby Rowell Belavenue Dorothy Thorla Mary Cox Edith Sheppard Demolay de Molay Stanley Machock Mildred Easley Carlisle Grange First Baptist Alice Alice Klinach Longfellow Street June Beck Dorothy Christman Wilma Huber Miss Kinnect Flogdell-Mollison U. P. Men’s League FE. H France Vionnet Chanel Mainhocher Jean Patou Schiaparelli McKinley P. T A P. M. Gentzel McKinley P. T. A Comabaderie Club Marian Kuch~enrither Stanford Avenue Laura I. Baldt A.M Teachers College Columbia University New York Stres Fattern Department Fifth Ave M. Y Elyria Chronicle-Telegram N.Y Onlo Cascade Masonic Temple Leedale’s Beauty Shop Rick The L. C. Heecock Floral Co Broad Street Chie Style Center Koret Dolman Lelong Hisenberg Irma Kirby
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