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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1931

Page

5

Community group events tonight across local clubs

Tonight several organizations meet: Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John card party at the Woman's Club. Fellowship Club of Grace Lutheran church. German Beneficial Union with Mrs John Schafstall at 1909 Middle Avenue. Women's Benefit Association with Mrs Forbes on Eighth Street. United Presbyterian Sunday School Cabinet at 7 00. Neighborhood Bible Class Districts 1 2 and 3 with Mrs W E Soay at 261 Harrison Street. Women's Welsh Club at 7 30 with Mrs James Davis on East River Street. Daughters of Union Veterans session at Pythian Temple 1924 Broadway Lorain followed by entertainment. Y Indus Club at the Y M C A at 7 00. American Legion. Modern Woodman of America at K of P hall. Frank B Harmon Lodge No 663 Frand A M meets.

St. John Woman's Club Fellowship Club Grace Lutheran Church German Beneficial Union John Schafstall Middle Avenue Women's Benefit Association Forbes Eighth Street United Presbyterian Church W. E. Soay Harrison Street Women's Welsh Club James Davis East River Street Daughters of Union Veterans Pythian Temple Broadway Lorain Y-Indus Club Y. MC. A American Legion Modern Woodman of America K. of P. Ball Frank Harmon Lodge Frand A. M

A. C. Schilleman Elected Worshipful Master Of King Solomon's Lodge

A. C. Schilleman was elected Worshipful Master of King Solomon's Lodge No. 56 F and A M at their annual meeting last evening. Twelve members and two guests of the Literary Club were entertained at an Italian dinner at the DeFazio Tavern with a pre dinner Italian Handcraft discussion and a later visit to Miss Dorothy Wilcox's home. The lodge also announced officers and an upcoming installation date.

A. C. Schilleman King Solomon’s Lodge No A. M H. C. Breger Morris Barchard E. M. Rice L. D. Huffman Literary Club DeFazio Tavern Dorothy Wilcox Carol Hart Wood Wood Dad Williams Harriett Hart Melvin Maddock Middle Avenue Ellen Terry Bernard Shaw Harry Crandall Miss St. John Ellen Shaw World Neenle Henry Ingersoll Henry Manning Lakewood First Methodist Church Berenice Jackson Raymond Huston Marian Upp George Holobach Roumania Holobach A. E. Taylor West Cleveland Lorain County Dental Society Stanley P. Kiley Elyria Country Club Kiley J. E. Betterridge Lorain County Society Ohio State Cincinnati Mramer Lorain Mary Monroe L. Reynolds Earl J. Fauver J. F. Johnson Tyler A. J. Parks Ruth Nivus Wilton Berger Rochester New York Ellen McCrain Furnace Street Bridge Miss Nivus Mary Halpin Marian Koehix Mahle Kofsky Myrtle Struck Helen Nierman Florence Brand Eleanor Cullin John Nivus Women's Athletic Association W.C. A Y Gym Alice Glover Jean Manzo Bertha Wallace Sec.Treas Ruth Obitts Dorothy Banker Athletic Association Health Education Department of the Marian Stetson Emil Weinortz Columbus Street Bunco C. E. Kuntz Ethel Chambers C. H. van Natta Alice Smith W. L. Bodine Ninth Street Leonardo da Vinci Pr Omicron Elyria Savings and Trust Bank Gertrude Bodman Cuba al Hyatt Verrill Dubl Dec Club Dub] Dec Club Emily Leghy Lake Avenue Elizabeth Squire Rowena Caldwell Garnet Cox Kathryn Arnold

Book Week Begins at Elyria Library With World Readings

Elyria Public Library announces Book Week with the theme Round the World in Books highlighting friendship through children's reading. The event runs from November 23 to November 28, displaying old favorites in new editions alongside many new titles, including stories from Navajo life to adventures in the Pacific and biographies of famous figures.

Elyra Public Library Cooper Dickens David Copperfield Porter Dumas Mog Crump Little Pear Lattimore Mirza Gay Madelon Phillips Saguenay South Seas Tietjens Teiki Jeanne D'Arc Jeannette Eaton Thresholds Ariadne Gilbert Franz Schubert Jenny Lind Mark Twain George Eliot Theodore Roosevelt Orient Ladybeth Anson Lowitz England Holland Cornelia Meigs Middle West Mary Anne

Mayflower Ship Size Mentioned Amid Campus Owls Game

Officials predict December 16 events due to abundant natural food. The Mayflower, the 1620 Pilgrims ship, weighed about 180 tons. DANCH Ied Metz ger and ITis Campus Owls play at Cascade Pavilion Tuesday evening with admission at 25 cents.

England America Danch Metzger Itis Cascade Pavilion Tues Eve

Notice All Union barber shops closed Thanksgiving Day

Union barbershops will be closed on Thanksgiving Day. The shops will reopen Wednesday with a 9 PM closing time.

All Union

Harmon Lodge Meets for Regular Business Session

Frank S Harmon Lodge convenes this evening for its regular meeting to conduct business and elect officers for the coming year. The gathering focuses on organizational plans and leadership positions.

Frank S. Harmon Lodge

Hospital Notes and Social News Highlight East Guests

Admissions include Mrs Charles Koerber of Grafton and Mrs Michael Krupke of 235 Bath Street. Discharges list Paul Jacobs, Mrs John McCurdy, Mrs Fannie Adams, August Jaeger, Michael Nagel, Mrs John Cooper, Mrs Arthur Alexander’s baby boy, Mrs Ross Edmonds’ baby boy, with addresses and birth details. Social items note Mrs W G Sharp entertaining guests from the East, including Mrs Mary Lintern and Mrs Guy Murchie, decorator for Pan American Clipper and Panama service, plus plans to visit Cleveland for Thanksgiving. Harry Young hosts Wamba Club. four new members to be initiated. banco games and prizes announced. Truncheon refreshments served.

Charles Koerber Grafton Michael Krupke Bath Street Paul Jacobs Spruce Street John McCurdy R. D Fannie Adams Woodland August Jaeger Ridge Street Michael Nagel John Cooper Franklin Avenue Arthur Alexander High Street Ross Edmonds Cornell W. G. Sharp William Graves Sharp Washington Avenue Mary Lintern Winchester Massachusetts Guy Murchie New York Murchie Pan-American Airways Col Charles A. Lindbergh Barranquilla Colombo Canal Zone Panama Linton Cleveland Harry Young Wamba Club Cleveland Road Ruth Raessler Lodi Street Roberta Coonrad Frank Blakslee Edna Nickols Lloyd Kauffman

Daughters of Sahara Social Club Meeting

Daughters of Sahara Social Club entertained last evening by Mrs. William Heidrich of Cambridge avenue. The gathering featured sewing and visiting followed by a refreshment course to close.

Daughters OF Sahara Social Club W. Heidrich William Heidrich Cambridge Avenue

Thanksgiving visit and Shrine group in Shaker Heights

Mrs. Charles Slater of Roosevelt avenue will host her mother Mrs. Martha Moon of Ridgeville for Thanksgiving. Also in Shaker Heights for the Shrine inspection were Mesdames Benson Belingham Rust Weisbrod Mr and Mrs Sasse and Ed Monroe of this city and Mrs Leuzler of Amherst Twenty members of White Shriners attended the event in Shaker Heights.

Charles Slater Roosevelt Avenue Martha Moon Ridgeville Shaker Heights Mesdames Benson Belingham Rust Weisbrod Sasse Ed Monroe City Leuzler Amherst

National officers and area visitors gather for Thanksgiving

A long list of visitors and residents are noted for Thanksgiving week. Names include Mrs. John Leonard of Amherst who was moved home from Elyria Memorial Hospital after surgery, and Walter Bacon of Detroit staying with relatives in Elyria. Several families from Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Ohio towns plan holiday visits with local hosts and returning residents recount recent care and college travel.

John Leonard Milan Avenue Amherst Elyria Memorial Hospital Joseph Molosky Dorothy Frank Rutkowski Clara Cleveland Vincent Rumpt East Avenue Walter Bacon Detroit Michiga C. B. Somers Wooster Street Charles Simmons Alvah Simmons Geoil Charles Simmons, Jr Lakewood J. Swickhard Swickhard Charles Smmons E. D. Adams Alton Eighth Street Adams Forrest Handley Sullivan Lattter William Heidrich Cambridge St I. C. Felger Harry Windsor Ontario D. 8. Troxel Washington Avenue Leona Mowry Baldwin-Wallace College Berea L. J. Mowry Charles Court Joseph Morgan Lodi Ohio Charles Copas E. C. Griswold Ann Pittsburgh Pennsylvania W. C. Endrey Lake Avenue John Mitchell Toledo C. G. Buswell Kenyon Avenue F. J. Bussey Akron Charles F. Yeager Ohio Street Arthur Buswell Ohio Wesleyan Delaware Helen Buswell Clauser Port Clinton J. W. Hamilton James Harrisburg James Bramwell Neufer Court Stella Hamlin Chestnut Street Columbus Frances Gessaman George Mynchenberg Harer Painesville Catherine Cullin Ninth Street John McVey Martha Clough Lucy Hale W. G. Sharp Baxter Sharp Clough Farm North Carl Clough C. S. Stetson West Avenue Lima Annie Davidson Marjorie Elliott Wheaton College Ilinois

Giant black walnuts among the largest ever grown in York County

In Chanceford Township, York County, Charles Vandersloot’s property hosts black walnuts described as baseball sized. State Forestry Department says their kernels measure about an inch, and the nuts are among the largest seen. Specimens have been sent to the U S Department of Agriculture for review. A separate note from Cre describes an apple tree in bloom out of season. The piece also recalls Sir Francis Galton and his 1869 book Hereditary Genius.

Harrisburg Charles Vandersloot Chanceford Township York County State Forestry Department U. S. Department of Agriculture Francis Galton

Mixed dances at Nuhn's Barn on LaGrange Road

Dances announced at Nuhn's Barn on LaGrange Road Wednesday night feature the V. F. W. Orchestra. Thursday night offers Resar's Orchestra for dancing in the same venue, continuing the weekly series.

Nuhn LaGrange Road Wed F. W Resar’s Orch

Story list of North American children’s books and authors

A catalog of titles including Lucy Mitch ell on North America and A story book history. It notes Dog Sled for Byrd by John O'Brien and Zeke Mary W. Ovington, plus The Christ Child by Maud and Miska Petersham, The Stars for Sam by Maxwell W. Reed, and A Boy with Edison by Wm. A. Simonds. It mentions a Black Alabama student who becomes a scholar at Tallvar Institute and invites parents to visit during school hours.

North America Lucy S. Mitchell Byrd John O'Brien Zeke Mary W. Ovington Alabama Talli‘var Institute South Christ Child Maud Miska Petersham Sam Maxwell W. Reed Edison Wm. A. Simonds

Book Week Display Attracts Attention In Young People’s Room

Quoting Ted Robinson the article notes that every week functions as Book Week in the young people's room with daily reading effort, not just an annual affair. An addition to the display includes a collection of dollars from other lands loaned by Miss Fitch of Oberlin.

Ted Robinson Miss Fitch Oberlin

PREDICTS RECORD BEAR SEASON

Harrisburg report predicts a record bear season spanning from November 10 with expectations of unusually high numbers and extended hunting opportunities.

Harrisburg

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King Solomon’s Lodge Don Miller K. OF C Knights of Columbus K. of C. Hall Ohio State University Miller Notre Dame Knute Rockne N. A. Q. Club Glen Faulkner N. Q. Club Cieverena Road Russell Bennett Hugh Richards Chase Street Anne Light and Amher At Apant Yestern Charisse Smith T Street Loomis Wed M. E. Church Mrs. E. Wexdorff Elyria Homestead Brotherhood of American Yeomen O. F. Hall Russell Dunford Forerfian Agnes Dunford Cara Bemis Klare W. Schaub Rowena Supreme Office Bessie Leonhardt John Resar Jennie Klaus MOOSE Loyal Order of Moose The Elk's Elyria Utah Nora Holbrook Syracuse Ogden State Camp Commission L. Maglott, Secy.Treas Joseph Turna May Bowska Adam Waratinski Ann Slabodzian Cook’s Millinery W. Second St Green Lantern Wildercraft Self Luilder Elks’ Hall Campus Owls New Fall Soni Harry Gard Temple Court Masonic Temple W. E Aust Music & Dancing Studios KYLE Elyria Savings & Trust Co Schwind Picture Store West Second Street Grace Paul Wainwright Courtland
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