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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1936

Page

12

The Embassy Opens Tomorrow In Elyria

Elyria welcomes The Embassy a new restaurant and cocktail lounge at 100 West Avenue opening tomorrow evening with a gala. The site has Civil War era construction hints and preserved logs. Samuel Deutsch and associates own this continental style venue with rich interior decor by David Chappel and Nela Park engineers. The zalu dinner begins at 6 30 p m and the public may inspect the premises.

Elyria West Avenue Broad Street Samuel Deutsch E. A. Deutsch David Godes Detroit Deutsch David Chappel Elyrian’s Nela Park Engineers Everett Holmes Akron

Salty shrimp thrive in Great Salt Lake waters

The salt shrimp is the only known marine life able to survive the briny Great Salt Lake. It is a rare organism studied avidly by scientists.

Salt Lake City Great Salt Lake

Eggs Bigger and Better for Sacramento Buyers

Sacramento reports that the state bureau on the standardization of eggs says strict enforcement of the law has led to bigger and better eggs for buyers.

Sacramento Cal State Bureau

Origin of arsenic name tied to Aryan roots

The term arsenic derives from an Aryan word meaning man or male and was thought to reflect powerful qualities. The belief linked nature to animation with even meals considered human and divided by gender.

Amherst Study Club Holds Regular Meeting at Oberlin Inn

Members journeyed to Oberlin Inn for luncheon and business session led by President Mrs. C. A. Alexander. Plans were made for a December 14 Christmas party at Ada Purcell’s home with entertainment and gift exchange.

Amherst, O Amherst Study Club Oberlin Inn C. A. Alexander Ada Purcell Cleveland Avenue James Nicholl Harold Penton F. I. Hubbard B. W. Powers Marine Blum Los Angeles Cal Currier Ives H. E. Foster Willards Nina Leuszier F. R. Powers Mesdames Mayme Blum E. E. Foster Jay Gillette Harry Leuszier J. H. Ludwiz G. Maxwell W. G. Nord J. H. Gill

Thanksgiving Tureen Supper Held at St Peter’s Church

Twenty five teachers and officers and husbands attended a tureen supper at the parlor of St Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed church Monday evening. Mrs Allen Camp and Miss Gladys Hopkins hosted with yellow and brown flowers as a Thanksgiving motif. Mrs L Roemer reported on the recent regional conference at St Luke’s Cleveland. December meeting planned at Mrs Philip Jaeger’s East Street home with gift exchange. A pound shower for the local hospital will be part of the White Gift Christmas program.

St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Allen Camp Gladys Hopkins L. Roemer St. Luke’s Church Cleveland

Costume Ball at Odd Fellows Hall Announces Prizes

Six prizes will be awarded for best character couple best dressed couple and most comical couple. A door prize will be given. Couples must unmask by 10 15. Music for dancing provided by the Tom and Jerry orchestra.

Tom and Jerry Orcheatra

Local Briefs and Social Notes from Amherst and Elyria

Discharges: Mrs E H Ladrach and baby girl Brownhelm. Mrs Charles Good called to Geneva by sister’s illness. Mrs John Garland and Jane Elyria spent Monday with Amherst relatives. Mrs Clair Stiwald weekend in Columbus. W G Nord Oberlin visitor. I G Maxwell in Fostoria. Mrs Theo Hewes and Mrs H G Battenhouse winning honors. Miss Ruth Ehrman with accordion solos. Two course luncheon served buffet style with pink and white decor. Guests included many local residents and hostesses. Miss Schwitzke received gifts.

Charles Good Geneva John Garland Jane Elyria Amherst Clair Stiwald Columbus W. G. Nord Oberlin I. G. Maxwell Fostoria Theo Hewes H. G. Battenhouse Mias Ruth Ehrman Edward Schwitzke Doris Alger Wilbur Lucy Roe

Miss Ruth Schwitzke Bride-To-Be Honored In Shower

Miss Ruth Schwitzke, to wed Foster H. Jenne, was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. B. A. Jenne and Mrs. Joseph Heathcote at the former’s Cleveland avenue home. Contests highlighted the evening.

Ruth Schwitzke Foster H. Jenne B. A. Jenne Joseph Heathcote Cleveland Avenue

Post Nuptial Shower Honors Mrs Harold Seagraves

Miss Marie Franklin hosted a personal shower for Mrs Harold Seagraves, recent bride. Bridge was the main activity with Mrs Harry Sanders winning high and Mrs Rudy Ebbinger second. Gifts were given and luncheon followed for guests including Mrs Wilton Battendorf Elyria and others listed.

Marie Franklin Harold Seagraves Bridge Harry Sanders Rudy Ebbinger Seagraves Wilton Battendorf Elyria Lorain Imer Schmitz Joseph Spo

Sate and guests attend Franklin family event

Mrs. Frank Franklin hosted a gathering with Miss Rose Franklin and Miss Almina Rising as honored guests. The event included remarks by the family and community members recognizing the Franklin lineage.

Sate Frank Franklin Rose Franklin Almina Rising

Mrs Sylvester Deleith Hosts St Ann’s Circle Evening

Mrs Sylvester Deleith of East Quarries entertained Circle Number Three of St Ann’s Society at her home last evening. Two tables of 500 were in play with Mrs Walter Hoye and Mrs Joseph Gillis taking first and second prizes. Guests included Mrs George Rolling and Mrs John Kornath. Refreshments were served at small tables to eight.

Sylvester Deleith East Quarries Circle Number Three St. Ann’s Society Walter Hoye Secord Joseph Gillis George Rolling John Kornath

Circle one of St Ann's Society hosts games and prize draw

Mrs D Yentzer of West Street entertained Circle number one of St Ann's Society at her home last evening. After a brief business session several games of 500 were played with Mrs Albert Schmitz winning first prize and Mrs Car Renner second. Mrs Harold Krause received consolation. A turkey donated by the circle was awarded to Joseph Campole of Cleveland. Plans were laid to meet in the weeks ahead with Mrs Charlton Young on Church Street. The hostess served refreshments to sixteen members.

D. Yentzer West Street Circle St. Ann’s Society Albert Schmitz Car Renner Harold Krause Joseph Campole Cleveland Clartton Young Church Street

Royal Household Lists Thirty Five Chaplains to King

The British king’s household includes the Ecclesiastical Household comprising thirty five chaplains appointed to serve the monarch.

Music aids insane Waupun program for inmates

Officials at Wisconsin's central state hospital plan a new recreational program for inmates with mental illness. Previously patients were limited to daily walks.

Waupan Wis Wisconsin Tral State Hospital

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