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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1938

Page

13

Head Of F B I Field Office Speaks At Junior Club Meeting

A Elyria Ohio event featured Al Rosen of the Cleveland FBI as guest speaker. He outlined FBI background, training, and operations, noting 42 field offices, 25 to 35 year old agents, and fingerprinting importance. The gathering noted FBI public outreach and values, with questions from members and a closing remark about Hoover encouraging outreach.

Elyria Womans Club Senor Woman's Club Ted Seward Richard Horan al Rosen Cleveland Federal Bureau of Investigation Rosen Federal Bureau FBI Neadcie National Washington Aems Lowell Thomas Bureau of Identification Hoover Bureau Hhe Charles Snow Jay Coleman Ruth Worthington Clark Kesson Frances Marlin Betty Bishop Cluo Robert Curtis Aurilla Lyons Margaret Urig Mary Catherine Corry Ways and Means Martha Thomas Clyde Worthington Henry Ingersoller David Griffith Carl Gerber Jeannette Conry Richard Gollmar Wilma Reid Cletus Heidrich Frank Billings

Thomas elected president of Jefferson Junior Friendship Club

Pat Thomas was elected president at a meeting held yesterday at the school. Offiers named include June Roig as vice president Betty Brinzley secretary Hattie Morris treasurer Jerry Shedron publicity and Elizabeth Kocsis devotions. The group planned a skating party and assigned committee roles for the next meeting.

Pat Thomas Jefferson Junior Friendship Club June Roig Betty Brinzley Hattie Morris Jerry Shedron Elizabeth Kocsis Jean Randles Ruth Snyder

Party Honors Miss Anda Mae Ransom Ahead Of Thanksgiving Wedding

Miss Anda Mae Ransom was feted by Miss Lucille Graber and Mrs. L. S&S. Johnson at a stylish gathering. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to James Glover of Dayton Ohio on Thanksgiving Day. A Professor Quiz game with prizes for Miss Virginia Easly and Miss Lois Kieffer accompanied a two course luncheon. Fiesta ware table setting, corsage favors, and a Thanksgiving centerpiece completed the affair. Miss Ransom received a personal gift from the hosts.

Lucille Graber

Birthday Surprise for Patricia Anne Murphy at Home

Mrs Charles Prout hosted a kinder garten surprise party for Patricia Anne Murphy at 202 Longford Avenue from 3:30 to 5 PM celebrating her fifth birthday. Guests included Lois McCain Eddie Olah John Fanfield Dick Resar and others. prizes were won and a Mexican motif cake and confections marked the celebration.

Charles Prout Patricia Anne Murphy Longford Avenue Patricia Anne Lois McCain Eddie Olah John Fanfield Dick Resar Verne Potter Beverly Zunt Mary Lee Mosay Carol Prout Phyllis Mathuson Janet Rummery Carol Wernert

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

A hospital admissions and discharges brief lists several individuals and addresses. Admissions include Karl Kaley on Hamilton Avenue, Jean Gillis on Abbe Road, Carl Palagyi on West River Street, Fred Grosser from Strongsville Ohio, Mrs Samuel Dellefield of Birmingham, Frank Cragin of Grafton, Harry Jackson on West River Street, and Mrs Frank Smith on West Street. Discharges include Mrs Paul Elek on Parkview Court, Nye Higgins of Spencer, John Jones on West Second Street.

Karl Kaley Hamilton Avenue Jean Gillis Abbe Road Carl Palagyi West River Street Fred Grosser Strongsville Ohio Samuel Dellefield Birmingham Frank Cragin Grafton Harry Jackson Frank Smith West Street Paul Elek Parkview Court Nye Higgins Spencer John Jones West Second Street

Delightful AAUW talk on history of bookmaking

AAUW members heard Prof Ege of the Cleveland School of Art and Western Reserve University discuss The Book Beautiful past present and future. He traced two thousand years of book forms from manuscript fifteenth century printed works to future media and predicted new beauty and wider reach.

Overlin AA. U.W C H Cushing Fifth Street Elyria Merritt Giles Mansfield John Ven Blum Oberlin Arthur Pouster Charles Erdmann Ellis Hoag Abbe Road Taylor Smith Detroit Road Avon Adele Brown Gerald Frank Mark Willis Russ Brown Dorothy Jones Ege Cleveland School of Art School of Library Science Western Reserve University Rado Nictorie S.on

News Of The Girl Scouts Meeting At Second Congregational Church

Cardinal Troop of Girl Scouts met Monday afternoon at Second Congregational church with Mrs Walter Miller Amherst Girl Scouts captain, Eeen patrol leader, three patrols performed, Senior Patrol served tea led by Grace Jenne. Troop 4A opened with a candle sale for Thanksgiving basket. Lieutenant ceremony for Mrs C Gehring featured Phyllis Gehring Nancy Symons Judy Perry Suzanne Gillmore Mary Cushing Jean Dutch Audrey Thompson Viola Von Duyke. Next week a tureen supper planned at American Legion Home. Ring club met at Shirley MacFarland home with Christmas party plans, games, dancing, and refreshments as Louise Young hosts next meeting.

Cardinal Troop Second Congregational Church Walter Miller Amherst Girl Scouts Eeen Tee Grace Jenne Girl Scouts Troop No. 4A Suzanne Gullmore Maxine Fichtner C. Gehring Phyllis Gehring Nancy Symons Judy Perry Suzanne Gillmore Mary Cushing Jean Dutch Audrey Thompson Viola von Duyke American Legion Home Ring Club Shirley MacFarland Louise Young

Club Ladies Serve Dessert After Meeting

Senior members expressed regret that more members could not attend. After a brief business meeting, attendees enjoyed a dessert course poured by Miss Ethyl Mildren and Miss Dorothy Saywell. The festive table featured gourds, corn, fruit and nuts. Hostess Miss Mary Franklin led the event with a committee of Mesdames Fitch, Curtis, Garrett, Harvey Curtis, Crandall, Craig, Cowling, Willis, and Misses Fisk, Enekson and Saywell.

Ethyl Mildren Dorothy Saywell Mary Franklin Mesdames Nelson Fitch Robert Curtis Cecil Garrett Harvey Curtis Robert Crandall Howard Craig Garnard Cowling Mark Willis Kathryn Fisk Eleanor Enekson

Thanksgiving Week End Visit Details Across City

A long list of residents and guests mark Thanksgiving plans. Allen Davies a student at North rn Ithnes College of Optometry Chicago will spend the weekend at home. Capt D W McLeod and Mrs will host Major and Mrs John Berry at Cleveland Airport. H Joy Frankfather will spend Friday in Bruvs and holiday with relatives. The Row D P Fulmer of Eastern Heights Goulkigra rd and Mr and Mrs George Liik of Second street are noted among those traveling. Local events include the Sauren Camp meeting with Rev Fordner and Mr Ling on the board of trustees. Others visiting Cleveland Veterans facilities, and relatives in Lorain, Elyria, and Green Castle are listed along with Bere. The piece also mentions Mrs Ernest Trompse, Mrs Leten Moneusmith, Homer Blanchard party, and Carl Russert’s guests Aly and Mrs George Bishop of Pennsylvania to stay at the Russert home. Additional mentions include Wellston, Lakewood visitors, and Chalmers W Sherwin from Chicago spending the week with Dr and Mrs C Ackerman, plus the Chandler family traveling to Rockford Ohio for Thanksgiving.

Allen Davies Northrn Ithnes College of Optometry Chicago D W McLeod Fifth Street John Berry Cleveland Airport H.ioy Frankfather Buevrus Moeren Galton D P Fulmer George Liik Second Street Smarur Center Sauren Campmeeirg Ling Getuidne Bere Leten Moneusmith LeGrange Homer Blanchard Beaver Falls Pennsylvania E. Blanchard Furth Street Robert Wissnger Wahoo de Pegw University Greencastle Didiana Carl Lakewood Boor A J Boor Ella Haper Denison Avenue Sarah Gift Orville Ohio Chalmers W. Sherwin Ilinois C . Ackerman Princeton Avenue W. G. Chandler Barbara Marilyn Park Avenue Rockford

Delphians Discuss Medieval Gild Economy Study

Delphians met at the YMCA Monday afternoon to discuss The Golden Age of the Town and the Fair and Planned Economy of the Medieval Gild. Mrs. Arthur Richwine led the program, with Mrs. H. R. Selby in the chair for a brief business meeting and Mrs. Foster assigning December fifth’s topic to Mrs. B. Christie.

Delphians Arthur Richwine H. R. Selby Foster B. Christie

Club Is Entertained By The Six Black Dots

The Six Black Dots were entertained at Rosemary Bumbach's Crehore Court home yesterday. Patricia Dempsey and Rita May Swindling won prizes after games. Patty Hogan is set to host next at her Denison residence.

Rosemary Bumbach Crehore Court Patricia Dempsey Rita May Patty Hogan Denison

Calendar for Tonight at various local groups and meetings

Tonight calendar lists Susanna Weecy class with IRS. Helen Spo at 327 Fourth Street. Student Destiment of Musical Are Societs study prog. J Martin Beexis room in Hoga School building. St Agnes Alumnae tureen supper. Comraderie with Mes Snar at Hahn home. Literary Club with Ms W QO at McClelan. Iota Nu with Agri at Mindle Avenue. Lesion Auxiliary at Pal Odette with Mrs Revert Bringer on Lod Street. Eagles Auxiliary follows with per. Breesh Empire Club to discuss business. Christmas parts planning. Seema with Grace Ac Coil Second Street. Mark WA Chandler Tent dinner on Furth Street. Sixth Street. St Johns Young Prupple meeting. Frank S Harmon Lodge education program. Colonel program Sidiue with Betty Reap Third Street. I O O F Lodge then Ganee for guests. St Theresa Secret meets with Mrs Balags 130 Woodford. Elsxs Lodge with Elsza Coungi Jr. U A WM in Wurst Hall Second Congregational nominating committee selects officers at church age. Fidelis class of Emmanuel Lutheran Church postponed.

Susanna Weecy Irs Helen Spo Fourth Street J. Martin Beexis Hoga St. Agnes Alumnae Mes Snar Hahn Paras Mindle Avenue Lesion Bos Pal Odette Revert Bringer Eegles Auxilary Uy W Breesh Empire Clib Os Cal Onis Nomeroenaaren Seema Grace Ac Coil Mark WA Chandler Ohe Furth Street Mard Nanes Taenbul Sixth Street Sto Johns Young U. A Wurst Hall

Anniversary Dinner Plans for Tri-Ko Club Meeting

Tri-Ko members gathered at Miss Carol MecQuis tion of Artemas court last night to finalize plans for a Thanksgiving anniversary dinner at the Marine Room. Prizes in bridge were awarded to Misses Jean Roth, Pegs Dunn, and Jean Crow. The group adjourned to meet next Tuesday at Miss Jean Roth’s Clark Street home.

Tri-Ko Club Carol MecQuistion Artemas Court Marine Room Westlale Hotel Jean Roth Pegs Dunn Jean Crow Clark Street

Meetings Rollin E Hinkson Auxiliary Announces Next Session

The Rollin E Hinkson Auxiliary will not meet tomorrow evening. The next meeting is scheduled for December 7 in the usual meeting place.

Rollin E. Hinkson

Kent State Alumni of Lorain County Dinner Meeting

Kent State Alumni of Lorain County held their annual dinner at the First Congregational Church. Dean John L. Blair spoke on university growth for 112 Lorain County alumni and students. The program, directed by Mrs Irma Guyeska and Edward Witham, featured Miss Viola Hargrave vocals.

Kent State Lorain County Kent State University John L. Blair College of Education First Congregational Church Irma Guyeska Edward Witham Elyria Viola Hargrave Jefferson Junior High School Edith Tope R. C. Maston C. A Gibbens Gibbens Max King Harvey Ferris Lorain

Townsend Club 2 plans fire prevention demo

At the British Empire Club hall Townsend Club No 2 approved inviting O A Lysaght from Elyria Fire Department Educational Bureau to demonstrate fire prevention methods. Secretary Katherine Young reported sixteen renewals and a goal of 250 members by January first with the slogan Watch Us Grow.

British Empire Club Townsend Club No 2 O A Lysaght Lysaght Elyria Fire Department Educational Bureau Katherine Young Ridehten Townsend Pedro Massey Malaneen Carine McCrain Bud Holster Liter Ain the Empire Club Mondas Tse CVE

Christmas party plans at WoOF W Post 1079 and Auxiliary

Plans were completed for a bus social at Niuth Morroom Lorain road in Latea- One evening November 26 when WoOF W Post 1079 and Auxiliary members met. Tenative plans for a Christmas party were made during the business meeting. Eva Hopkins named chaplain. Auxiliary to have a bingo party next Tuesday evening in the club rooms with Mary Novish as chapman. Luncheon served. Next regular meeting December 5. Sunday children and grandchildren of John Yost helped celebrate his 73rd birthday at Mrs Rose Rock home. Attended by William and Carl Yost families, Roy and Elmer Rock, several Rock and Yost relatives from Elyria, Chippewa Lake, Litchfield, and Lakewood. Two birthday cakes and dinner for 31 guests at one o'clock.

Niuth Morroom Lorain Road Latea Souxilary Eva Hopkins Everming Rems Mary Novish Chapman John Yost Rose Rock Roy Rock Elmer Bishop William Yost Carl Yort Carlotta Dortha Carlena Darlene Ted Lanie Gordon Walkdon Marie Rock Oliver McMullen Lee Rock Bettie Elyria Austin Wightman Robert Helen Russell Chippewa Lake Frank Yost Beulah Mary Katherine Litchfield Hazel Lynn Lakewood

Lodge and Aux Canton Lorain No 93 Meeting Recap

Lodge and Auxiliaries from Canton Lorain No 93 and Ladies Aux No 11 gathered at G C O F Hall for a joint session. Capt Wallace Dennis and Lady Lilian Parley inspected, with Lt Ray Malham and Lady Lizzie Berger presiding. guests from Canton No 33 and Auxiliaries No 1 and 44 attended. Officers were nominated and reports urged, each group presenting full dress uniforms and a colorful display. Complimentary remarks praised cooperation, and Capt Dennis with Past Captains Summerer and Wilson spoke. Both units received high inspection ratings. A dinner followed by Elyria Oberlin committee. Election of local and state officers set for December fifth at 7:30 PM. a social afterward.

Canton Lorain Auuxsbary GC. O. F Dennis Summerer Wilson Farley Walters Elyria and Oberlin Aeoord

Meeting of Alpha Beta Bluets at Clara Makrushi’s home

Last evening at six o clock a tu reen dinner was hosted by Clara Makrushi at 190 Cleveland Street. The table bore fruit arrangements and candles. Games and pinochle were played with prizes won by Rita Yunker, Clara Makiuski, and Ruth Grol. The next meeting will be at Ruth Grol’s home on 138 Pusena avenue.

Alpha Beta Bluets Clara Makrushi Cleveland Street Rita Yunker Clara Makiuski Ruth Grol Pusacena Avenue

Children’s Books event for Child Conservation League

Mrs Morris Brown hosted a meeting of the Child Conservation League of Eastern Heights at Oxford Avenue with Mrs Fred Lidnes helping. Miss Linda Custer from the Library spoke on new children’s books and showed volumes. Members planned care for four needy families at Christmas and will pack a basket at the next meeting on December 15 at 115 Eastern Hercits Boulevard, Ah RW.

Morris Brown Fred Lidnes Child Conservation League of Eastern Heights Oxford Avenue Linda Custer Ah RW. Butts Hercits Boulevard

Thanksgiving Tureen Meeting at Sony View Iny Stop

Members of Tate A-Lot club met last evening at Sony View Iny Stop Lake Avenue for a Thanksgiving tureen. They played hearts with awards for each game then tasted a dessert course. The group planned to meet December 5 at Helen Smiths Fur nace Street home. Attendees included Mary Ahlgrim Helen Smith Nancy Krieg Marie Beam Damy migus Fazey Emma Emody and Anita Menke.

Tate A-Lot Club Sony View Lake Avenue Helen Smith Furnace Street Mary Ahlgrim Nancy Krieg Marie Beam Damymigus Fazey Emma Emody Anita Menke

Girl Reserves Meet Allen

The Girl Reserves held their regular meeting Monday afternoon at the school. After the business meeting a short program was given with Vera Dycraft acting as chairman. At the close of the program the members divided into interest groups. Each member brought canned goods, fruit and vegetables to make up a basket for a needy family for Thanksgiving dinner.

Prosepeet Street Hosts Sunny Side Up Club Night

Mrs George Smith hosted the Sunny Side Up Club on Prosepeet Street. Mrs HOG Guthman and Mrs Grace Kountz won high scores, Mrs Wile liam Meinke earned consolation, and Mrs Alice Hinderer took the prize. Luncheon was served at small tables. The group planned a Christmas party with Mrs Memke and Mrs R K Nichol named as committee. On December fifth, Mrs Gutheman will host at her Foster Avenue home.

Myron Averbrook Josephine Whitmore Rainbow Majority League Margaret Jenkins Fourth Street League Herbert Mason Charles Hupp Ruth McGinnis Naomi Burge Roberta Mosley Krieg West Avenue Bridge Averbrook Burge Betts Bishop Annette Whitney Miss Jenkins Hupp George Smith Prose Peet Street Sunny Side Up Hog Guthman Grace Kountz Wileliam Meinke Alice Hinderer W Memke R. K. Nichol Gutheman Foster Avenue

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