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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1938

Page

10

Elyria Sisterhood Reception Honors Mrs Lesnick Farewell

Elyria Sisterhood members complimented Mrs. David Lesnick at a luncheon yesterday at the Graystone Hotel. After twenty years with the group she and Mr. Lesnick planned to move to Hartford Connecticut. Mrs. Maurice Hyman gave a farewell speech and presented a silver tray, with cards and social games to follow.

TMETY Elyria Sisterhood David Lesnick Graystone Lesnick Sisterhood Mr. Lesnick Hartford Connecticut

Sixty Attend Dinner Meeting of Business and Professional Women

The Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club hosted its December dinner at the Elyria Woman's Club with sixty attendees. Miss Harriett Hubbard led hostesses, Miss Catherine Hopwood performed, and new members Genna Boote and Florence Reibolt were welcomed. The evening featured a talk by Mrs. Helen Smithson on perfumes and cosmetics, a gift exchange, and notes on future events including a Glee Club setup and a December 13 meeting at First Congregational church.

Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club Elyria Woman's Club Harriett Hubbard Catherine Hopwood Ernest Charlies Mitchell Minnie Chapman Gerald Nau Huldreth Hecock Genna Boote Florence Reibolt Emma Gleason Glee Club Elyria Block Marjorie Rossiter Nellie Davis First Congregational Church Ruth Gates Brooklyn Helen Smithson Cleveland

Allenn PTA Board Plans Thursday Meeting With Mayor

The executive board met with Mrs. H. G. Stevick to discuss the regular meeting this Thursday at 7 30 PM in Olive Street venue. Mayor J Q Petro will speak and a social time followed with a salad course for ten guests. A gift exchange closed the gathering.

Allenn Parent-Teacher Association H. G. Stevick Olive Street J. Q. Petro

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Brief

Admissions include Sylvanus Phinney of Dover Center, Mrs. Joseph Meyers of Avon, Myron Gembka of 428 East River Street, Phyllis Indicott of 123 Longford, Dorothy Gibson of 107 Grant Street, Dorothy Wrice of Lorain, and Mrs. Edward Erb of 124 Charles Court. Discharges list Mrs. Carl Gott and a baby boy in Wellington.

Sylvanus Phinney Dover Center Joseph Meyers Avon Myron Gembka East River Street Phyllis Indicott Longford Dorothy Gibson Grant Street Dorothy Wrice Lorain Edward Erb Charles Court Carl Gott Wellington

Elyria Groups Plan Holiday Events for the Blind and Club Members

The Elyria Service League welcomed new members Mrs. George Calvert and Mrs. Arthur W. Robishaw at a meeting at Mrs. Robert Crehore’s home. They planned a Christmas party for the sightless at the Center on Second Street and a Christmas sale of articles made by local blind residents. A booth will also be at the Exchange Club hobby show on December 19. The League praised local civic groups for support and scheduled a lunch on December 19 followed by the Center party. Separately, Catholic Study Club No. 4 hosted by Mrs. Leona Boone and Mrs. Alice Gallagher held a gift exchange and heard a review of Isabelle Clarke’s In An Alpine Valley. A Christmas party at Mary Seward’s on December 12 was arranged. Debs at the YWCA held a brief business meeting appointing a program committee for upcoming weeks with talks planned on successive Monday evenings.

Pat Thomas Jefferson Junior Friendship Club Geraldine Shapiro Jacqueline Jones Jessie Meldrum Ruth Snyder Jean Randles George Calvert Arthur W. Robishaw Elyria Service League Robert Crehore Ohio Street Second Street Leonard Tufford Exchange Club Woman's Club League Center Leona Boone Alice Gallagher Catholic Study Club No. 4 Norman Kaiser Isabelle C. Clarke Alpine Alps Agatha Royde Evelyn Marge Hogan Mary Seward Fourth Street Miss Seward

Tally Ho Club Bridges Night At Mrs Bainbridge Home

Tally Ho Club members played bridge with Mrs Elmer Bainbridge hosting on West River street. Mrs A C Roush and Mrs Edward Parramore earned the two top scores, while Mrs Kenneth Johnson received consolation. Secret sisters were revealed and new ones chosen for the coming year. After a refreshment course served at small tables, the gathering adjourned to reconvene December fifth at Mrs Johnsons Ninth street home.

Tally Ho Club Elmer Bainbridge West River Street A. C. Roush Edward Parramore Kenneth Johnson Johnson Ninth Street

Junior Friendship Club Serves Spaghetti Supper

About fifty girls gathered at the Y W C A gymnasium for a spaghetti supper hosted by the Junior Friendship Club. After eating they played games and enjoyed music with Janet Notley entertaining the group with a rendition of the Ave Maria.

Junior Friendship Club Janet Notley

Cleveland Editor To Address Ohio State Alumni

Ohio State University alumni prepare for Ohio State Day on December 2 with a dinner and dance at 6:30 PM in Elyria American Legion Home. Reservations due by Thursday morning. A. H. West invited to contact for attendance. After dinner, Philip Porter, Class of 1922 and news editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, will speak on alumni interests followed by singing and a dance with Jack Flynn's orchestra.

Oho State University American Legion Elyria Ohio State University A. H. West Philip Porter Cleveland Plain Dealer Jack Flynn

Townsend Club No 2 Maps New Membership Drive

Townsend Club No 2 outlined plans to raise membership to 250 before the January club election at the British Empire Club hall. Mrs. Mary Stockmaster to lead the women’s team and Robert Chesler captains the men. A birthday ball for Dr Townsend is set for January 12 with details to follow.

Townsend Club No Mary Stockmaster Robert Chesler Townsend Cr. Kiefer Jeffrey Civen Public Hall Cleveland Jacob Young Iola Phillips Bull Jaycux

Merry Mix-ups Club Holds Christmas Party Planning

Monday evening the Merry Mix-ups met with Mrs. Val O'Brien acting as banker. Dorothy Nicholl won the high bingo score with Mrs. G Burke second. Marian Carr was consoled. Guests included Mrs. Burke of Harrison street. The group planned a December 12 dinner party at Benson's on Second with gift exchange and bingo. Regular meetings resume January 9 with Mrs. Jessie Bauer as entertainer.

Val O'Brien Harrison Street Benson's Jessie Bauer

Thanksgiving Dinner Moves Ahead for G A R Circle in Woodman Hall

Members of Captain P. D. Reefy Circle Ladies of G A R gathered at Woodman Hall for a Thanksgiving dinner before the regular meeting. Bingo followed with prizes after each game. Plans were set to attend a December six Cleveland meeting with a Past Presidents Club banquet honoring department officers. The next regular meeting is December twelve with officer elections. At the Christmas party, Secret Sisters names will be revealed during gift exchange.

P. D. Reefy Woodman Hall Cleveland Presidents Club

Upper Room Bible Class Dinner at First Congregational

The Upper Room Bible class of First Congregational Church holds its monthly tureen dinner on Wednesday November 30 at 6 30 pm. Mr and Mrs Herbert Miller chair the dinner committee. Pupils of Mrs Cassandra Brothers will present the program from the YWCA Expression and Dramatics class.

First Congregational Church Herbert Miller Cassandra Brothers

Colonial Club entertains members and guest at Ohio street home

Mrs. George Brownell hosted a Monday Colonial Club gathering at Mrs. L. Selman’s Ohio Street home. After dessert, four tables of five hundred were in play. The next meeting is set for Monday December 12 with Mrs. H. G. Hoover as hostess.

George Brownell Monday Colonial Club L. Selman Ohio Street H. G. Hoover

Elyria Rainbow Girls Meet With Mother Advisor Present

The Elyria Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls held a routine session in the I. O. O. F. Hall. Mother Advisor Mrs. Robert Hand attended for the first time since illness. Plans included a dance and several committee appointments. The group meets again December 12.

Elyria

Local Personal News Highlights Many Visits and Returns

Mrs J H Hurst returns home from Askren to 26 Harvard Ave while Mrs C S Johnson comes back from Cleveland. Guests include Phillip Myers of Wade Park Maor, Mrs Charles Castle of Jackson Tenn, and others. A daughter is born to Everett Vincent at Elyria Memorial Hospital on November 28. Several families host weekend visitors and travel for holidays, with funeral attendance for Donald Robertson in Arlington Cemetery.

J. H. Hurst Askren Harvard Avenue C. S. Johnson Cleveland Phillip A. Myers Wade Park Maor Charles Castle Jackson Tennessee Cran- Gall Barcourt Dana Moeris Ais Charles Wise Biske Street C. R. Barton H B Rbertson D. W. Robertson Peggy Houser Grace Bruce Archie McDowell Washington, D. C Donald Robertson Arlington Cemetery Robertson Pety Offcer San Pedro California H. W. Pond Helen Pond Boston Portland Maine L. W. Beaumont Hamilton Street William Beaumont DeKalb Illinois Glen Beaumont Cuyahoga Falls Eva Beaumont Columbia Station J. E. Hint Akron Yellowstone Park Robert F. Wallace Girard Ohio L. A. Obitts Anthony Sheema Jane Marvy Nancy Joseph Sheema Woodford Avenue Franklin Pennsylvania Everett Vincent Elyria Memorial Hospital Vincent Eighth Street J. C. Conrad Park Avenue Mary Seekins Oberlin Road P. G. Miller West Ridge Conrad W. H. Kirby West Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles

Democratic Women to Meet in Ely Ria Club Program

Democratic Women's club of Ely ria will meet at the Women's Club on Fourth street at eight o'clock Thursday evening. A change and a musical program are planned. Mrs. Ruth Resar is general chair man of the program. A short business session will follow with the nominating committee report.

Democratic Women's Club of Elyria Fourth Street Ruth Resar

Club Meetings Postponed To December Ninth

The Round Table Club meeting scheduled for this week Friday has been postponed to December ninth when Mr and Mrs Frank Wilford of Seventh Street will entertain. The Helping Hand society meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Nettie Lump 413 Kenyon. The bingo party for the Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary at J H Howletts Cascade Street is postponed to a later date.

Round Table Club Frank Wilford Seventh Street Helping Hand Society Nettie Lump Kenyon Avenue Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary J. H. Howlett Cascade Street

Holiday Plans Discussed by Daughters of Sahara

Daughters of Sahara met in the VFW hall last evening with good attendance. They planned a Christmas party where secret sisters will be revealed. No December meeting. Next regular meeting set for January 23 followed by a card party and banco open to friends.

Daughters of Sahara V. F. W. Hall

Senior Friendship Club Hosts Wednesday Question Bee

The Senior Friendship Club meets Wednesday at 7:00 PM in the YWCA gym for a musical question bee. Committee members planning the program include Jean Crisp Joan Norsworthy Marian Holmes Bernice Nichols and Shirley Hull. A short business meeting precedes the event.

Play Day and Luncheon For Girl Reserves This Saturday

The Girl Reserves plan a Play Day from 10 to 12 with practice for the recognition service set for Sunday at 3 PM in the YWCA gym. Also noted are two visitors, C. H. Secord of Canada and M. K. Vyvyan of England, arriving in India to study the Karakoram peaks near the Hishpur Glacier in Kashmir. American imports into the Philippines for the first five months total $38,248,000, up 78 percent from 1937.

Interclub Council C. H. Secord Canada M. K. Vyvyan England India Karakoram Range Hishpur Glacier Kashmir Philippines

Turkey Supper at E Carlisle School December 1

A turkey supper is planned for Thursday December 1 at 5 30 PM at E Carlisle School located at 50e and 35e. Proceeds support school activities. Tickets available at the door.

E. Carlisle

George Thompson Elected President of King Solomon Lodge

The annual lodge meeting at Masonic Temple in Ma sonic elected George Thompson as Worshipful Master with Theodore Struck as Senior Warden Ray Ross as Junior Warden H Nye as Treasurer L Huffman as Secretary John Shaw as Senior Deacon Earl Lautenschleger as Junior Deacon M Reynolds as Tyler and Herbert Young to a three year trustee term The retiring master led a movie presentation of Elyria High games and the next meeting is scheduled for December twelfth.

King Solomon Lodge Masonic Temple George Thompson Theodore F. Struck Ray R. Ross H. H. Nye L. D. Huffman John F. Shaw Earl Lautenschleger Tyler M. L. Reynolds W. M Herbert H. Young Dick Barnhart Elyria High

Youth Council Plans Christmas Party at LaGrange Hall

Luruin County Cooperative Youth Council members and guests will attend a Christmas party on December 26 at LaGrange Town Hall. Music and refreshment committees will be chosen at the next cabinet meeting. Floyd Buswell of Wellington spoke on cooperative insurance and accident prevention. The council invited Ashland County Youth Council to meet in Ashland Thursday evening.

Luruin Ashland County Ashland B.sime

Topics For Sermons At Full Gospel Tabernacle

Evangelist Irvin E. Ade will speak on Laying Aside Every Weight and the Sin Which Doth so Easily Beset Us on Tuesday evening at the Full Gospel Tabernacle. The Hebrews passage is cited to urge runners to discard hindrances in the Christian race. Friday’s topic is The Power of Intercessory Prayer with a note on Prayer as a world moving force. A children’s meeting is set for Friday at 6 pm, with special musical numbers each service. services are open to the public.

Full Gospel Tabernacle Ourday Irvin E. Ade Wal John Weselyn

P T A Council to Meet January 18 in South Amherst

Plans for the Lorain County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations Winter meeting in South Amherst on January 18 will be discussed by the county council executive committee at the Board of Education office Thursday evening.

Lorain County

George Perkins Post To Meet Tonight

George Perkins Post No 347 American Legion will meet at 8 PM tonight at Henry Pierces home 1736 Middle Avenue to discuss Christmas plans and hold a general business session. Veterans are invited according to commander Henry Pierce.

George Perkins American Legion Henry Pierce Middle Avenue

Oberlin and Vermilion Thanksgiving Dinner Guests

Thanksgiving Day social notes show Oberlin residents Dorothy Hutchinson and Ralph Justin attending a Cleveland show. Oberlin couples Mr and Mrs Frank Krueger senior and junior with Shirley Ann hosted by E Biener in Vermilion on the Lake. Glenn Norton visited his Wellington-based son and family, while Sugar Ridge residents Mr and Mrs Frank Keuchenrith and family were guests of Mr and Mrs D J Campbell.

Dorothy Hutchinson Ralph Justin Cleveland Frank Krueger Frank Krueger Jr Shirley Ann Here Harry Murphey Russell Krueger Oberlin E. Biener Vermilion on-the-Lake Glenn Norton Wellington Frank Keuchenrither Sugar Ridge D. J. Campbell

Rails Made in Europe for Brazil's New Railway

European mills will supply rails for Brazil's forthcoming rail line project. The plan includes sourcing steel components from Europe to support construction near major Brazilian regions. Authorities confirm expected delivery timelines and safety standards compliance.

Europe Brazil

Hollywood Beauty Standings and Industry Quirks

Jimmie Fidler recalls a lively Hollywood chatter row on beauty types with stars like Madeleine Carroll Kay Francis Myrna Loy and Joan Crawford named for distinct charms. He notes varied tastes and jokes about industry habits and salaries, then reports an Indian rebellion in Utah involving Navajos.

Hollywood Madeleine Carroll Kay Francis Myrna Loy Charlene Dietrich Joan Crawford Nourman Shearer Hedy Lamarr Sonja Heme Deanna Durbin Maureen O Sullivan Ann Sheridan Merie Oberon Atis Lst

Dance Tonight at British Empire Hall in Elyria

Elyria hosts a dance titled Dance Tonight sponsored by the Elyria Rockettes with music by World’s Fair Artisans. Patron sponsors include Mayor Jos. Q. Petro Carl L. Taylor Otto K. Mischka Dr. Arthur W. Robishaw Dr. C. L. Vessey Dr. Bert Brosky Dr. Wm. J. Morarity Dr. Haag Dr. C. J. Miller Bell Clothing Co Heldmeyer Hardware R. W. McWilliams Farmers Service Station J. L. Schroeder and Dr. T. C. Pennington.

Jos. Q. Petro Carl L. Taylor Otto K. Mischka Arthur W. Robishaw C. L. Vessey Bert Brosky Wm. J. Morarity Dr. Haag C. J. Miller Bell Clothing Co Heldmeyer Hardware R. W. McWilliams Farmers Service Station J. L. Schroeder T. C. Pennington

Union Pacific Workers Decline Social Security Ties

Union Pacific employees show willingness to collect paychecks from cinemas yet refuse involvement with the Great White Father’s Social Security program. An auditor faced language barriers and redirected the case through regional Social Security managers. The stance reflects a broader tension between workers and federal programs amid 1938 discussions.

Union Pacific Los Angeles Social Security Board Utah Braves

Oberlin Road Route 20 work continues through night hours

The Oberlin area reports rapid progress on the new Route 20 section with lights installed in spots and night work ongoing. Ohio Fuel Gas plans a deep well drill on the P. H. Campbell farm as part of the project. Thanksgiving activities fill local homes with relatives visiting from nearby towns and celebrations across Oberlin and Elyria.

Oberlin Road Ohio Fuel Gas Company P. H. Campbell Lloyd Ashby Staunton Virginia Walter Balcomb Memorial Hospital Arthur Younglas Dorotha Hutchinson George Waller Elyria Charles Hutchinson John Edmonds Martha Charlton Hudson Mary Charlton Eaton Frank Parker Oberlin Krueger Bertha Eakin Upper Sandusky William Croft White Cottage Miss Nel! McRoberts Henry Edmonds Wallance Smyth and Sons Murses Clara and Marian Beacon Atl Obe Orlin Metta Dpierd Russel Kern Gar McRoberts Arthur McRoberts Pittsfield Cassie Hale Guibert Hale Abrs. G. Watts Wellington Niel Hale Barbara Akron Jack Reublin John Hughs

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