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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1932
Page
9
A.C. Steger and H.C. Steer were elected Worshipful Masters of King Solomon's Lodge No. 56 F. and A. M. at a meeting last evening. Other officers named include Morris Barchard Senior Warden Monros L. Reynolds Junior Warden E. M. Rice Treasurer.
In offseason sports, riding gains appeal as the Elyria Riding Club reports its busiest November. Misses Madge Murbach and Eleanor Timms led a successful riding party with tea at Miss Murbach’s home. The Dubl Dee Club was hosted by Mrs. Charles Snow with two bridge tables and prizes for Elizabeth Squires, Mrs. Lloyd Reed, and Kathryn Arnold. Upcoming events include a meeting at Urs. Carl Gottom’s home and open post installation for patriotic groups led by Park Yeasleng.
Admission notes list several patients including Mrs Elia Jacobs of Barberton Ohio Mrs Otto Miller of La Granga Mrs John Bylden of Grafton and Mrs Nelson Bechtel Also named are I D No 2 Donald Vanetl R D No 3 Mrs W 3B Timms Galt FarmsDoseharges and Mrs Frank Penses 38 West Avenue Arthur Hubes 231 Corneil
Tonight multiple groups host events across town. Notawa Club plans Thanksgiving party at YWCA residence with Comradene and Blanche Carrick. Tureen dinner follows at YWCA gym with Sigma Gamma and Dorothy Hoton. Legion Auxiliary hosts card party at Legion Hall for Christmas fund. Lady Rowena Circle hosts paid party at Mrs. Flord Gaines home. Pow Wow Club gathers at YWCA at 7. Elyna Lodge ICOF and Bible class meet at YWCA. Circle 3S of St Paul Church with Mrs. W Grabe at Clark Street. United Presbyterian bible school cabinet at church 7 and 8. Monthly concert of prayer for missions at U P Church at 7.
Fibre class meets Thursday at 2 00 PM with Mrs Claude Adams 253 Spruce Street Also Mrs Frank Weilford entertains Noind Tables Club members on Wednesday evening Past Chiefs Pyrbian Sisters meet Wednesday afternoon at 290 home of Mrs Lilian Bodd Abbs Road Dan Elingston 63 Car Rasher Elyria and Mary D Brown 43 Elyria Justice Watts Pete Corrigan 60 barber Cleveland and Bridge Stokes 27 JLoram Rev Ferrom
Miss Catherine and Eleanor Mehsate performed in a musical play at Glades West in Lakewood. Franklin Stearns, now with Frank Slough in Cleveland, visited the city yesterday. Nellie L. Poole of Westfield, NY, guest of Myre W. G. Kemble and Marion Kemble of Princeton Avenue. Mrs R. R. Mason confined at home. Scarlet lover Tally Vinson returned home after visits with grandparents in Amherst. Mrs and Mr Torfit hosted their cousin Mrs Linsley of Chicago for two weeks. Miss Marian Wedride Grange recovering after treatment. Mrs F. P. Richmond and M. Battenhouse of Ambieit spent Monday with friends. Mr and Mrs Adams welcomed a son at Elyria Memorial on November 26. Mrs Martha Refenning hosted dinner guests including Mr and Mrs James Adams of Jackson Kie fan. Mrs Anna Plumacher of New York City and Mrs Roh Pllen of Lorain plus Amelia Horn of Cleveland and others.
Ford Refenning and family of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Harris have gone to Florida for the winter in St. Petersburg. Mrs. William Crisp of West Avenue will spend the season in Alexandria Bay at her daughter’s home. Mr. and Mrs. EL Aliases return to Dunedin, Florida to remain through winter. Mrs. John Banville of Willams Street and Mrs. J. J. Vinson of Hamilton Avenue visit their mother Mrs. Mary Dolan and sister Miss Lillian Hardy in Huron, Ohio. Carrie Sehnat of Newark, Ohio, Grand Chief of Pythian Sisters, was an overnight guest of Mrs. Olga Johnson during the District convention. Mrs. Eva Howell of Fremont, District Deputy of Pythian Sisters, has been a house guest of Esther Seekins. Miss Maxine Ryan returned yesterday to Akron after visiting her mother, Mrs. Rose Ryan, on Fourth Street.
The semi annual card party of the Babies 6th Fund at the Elyria Woman's Club supports child welfare. Mrs John Halpin chairs the event to raise funds already contributing to monthly distributions. Play begins at two o clock at the Club House.
An audience at First Baptist Church heard Dr Neighbour preach on the Second Coming of Christ. He used a theatrical mock trial with Peter Paul and John to illustrate varying views, urging belief in the Blessed Hope while noting many in the audience rejected literal prophecy and resisting the speakers’ gospel messages.
Our Month End TARIFT SALE continues all day Wednesday. Christmas limited offer from C. EH. Merthe Co.
The eleventh annual convention of the Pythian Sisters of the fifteenth district met yesterday at the I O O F building with about two hundred delegates from Toledo Newark Fremont Norwalk Clyde Berlin Heights Amherst Lorain Ottawa Willard Port Clinton Greenwich and Cleveland. Morning reports and a memorial session preceded a Kincheon service at the Church of Christ. Afternoon sessions conferred the Past Chief Degree and featured the Grand Chief Carrie Schwalde of Newark. Sunshine Girls of Cleveland entertained, readings and a musical program followed. Willard Temple invited the group to meet there next year.
Dr Neighbour leads Bethany Baptist Colored singers for a musical hour before a sermon on Friday night. He speaks on Pre and Post Millenniumism as vital issues at stake and affirms early apostolic belief in Christ’s Second Coming.
Icelandic actress Anna Reumert received the Literis et Artibus Medal from King Guetat of Sweden at a Royal Opera gala in Stockholm. The honor was tied to Icelandic Week observed in the capital.
Sally Eilers showcases a mink trimmed suit crafted from dark green fabric with a mink trim. The outfit includes a flared shirt, surplice bodice, green French felt hat, brown suede gloves, alligator and suede handbag, brown leather shoes, and suntan hose.
Philadelphia County Medical Society warns parents that lead poisoning may follow children who eat parated toys. The notice cites hazards and urges vigilance for homes with small children. In Malden, Massachusetts, Richard Proctor’s birthday is October 20, shared by his grandmother, and his great grandmother, aged 96, was also born on October 20.
Columbia M EK hosts a chicken supper and bazaar at Columbia Town Hall Friday night December 2 at 3 30. Tickets are 25 cents.
Norfolk city councilmen formerly met in August Steffen's Sunday school class. Steffen becomes city mayor. Whringer shelled pras. Aberdeen, Wash. Hand pea shelling proved too slow.
Marian Martin pattern 0481 for sizes 2 to 10 features yoke, shoulder drop and gathered sleeves with station full look. Includes illustrated step by step instructions and requires 2 1/2 yards of 30 inch fabric for size 4. Send 15 cents for pattern, 25 cents for catalog and pattern together. Address orders to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department New York.
A brief notice describes L. Sorenson seeking rapid aid after a clothing store incident. The report notes swift intervention to resolve the situation and ensure safety for those present.
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