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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1926

Page

12

YWCA Clubs and Classes Offer Broad Program this Fall

The YWCA announces an expanded schedule of clubs and classes led by the General Education Committee chaired by Mrs. Burke. Marie Arsem will teach sewing lessons starting October 12 with registrations at the YWCA Tuesday evening. The program also includes book reviews by Mrs. Howenstine, a Christmas gift class led by Mrs. Marsh, and a gym and swimming program using the high school gym and a new swimming contract for year round lessons.

J. F. Burke Marie Arsem E. J. Howenstine Ortobe Jed John H. Marsh Association Howard Barbour Health Education Committee

Pollyanna Club Banquet for Daughters at Wauren

The Pollyanna Club hosted a banquet for its daughters and guests at four square tables in a fall floral setting. Florence Stetson welcomed the daughters, Betty Nilsen spoke for them, Jessie Burns read two readings, and Dr. C M Kelsey provided juggling and musical acts. A grab bag offered humorous gifts as the event concluded.

Wauren Vit Christ the Pollyanna Club Florence Stetson Quet Betty Nilsen Jessie Burns C. M. Kelsey

Mission Study Club and Walton Society Joint Meeting

The Mission Study Club and the Cora May Walton Society of the First Congregational church held a joint meeting at the church last night with about eighty members and guests attending supper. Mrs Gibbons, state president of the W E M T spoke, outlining merger plans. Mrs F M Shelton, former Mission Study Club president, discussed details with an out of town guest. A social hour followed as Mrs James Van Dusen read letters from Uplands hospital in Tennessee, where the new Study Club is of interest. The groups plan to meet again at their usual times and places.

Mission Study Club Cora May Walton Society First Congregational Church Gibbons Cora May Walton F. M. Shelton Springfield Ohio James van Dusen Uplands Apital Tennessee

Community club and lodge notices from Canton and Lorain

Monday events include ArAYN UA Canton Lorraine lodge meetings in I C O F halls and K of P venues. Ladies Auxiliary of Cantons and Pythian Sisters gather in I C O F and K P halls. St Pauls Sunday School Council meets church parlors. St Joseph Benevolent Society meets in R Hall. Church groups and clubs convene on West avenue and Columbus street.

Kav RY Asdire Lorain Ladies Auxiliary of Cantons I.C. QO. F. Tail Pythian K. of P. Hall Ladies Catholic Benevolent K. of P. Tlal St. Paul's Church St. Joseph's Benevolent Society R. of (. Hall

Homecoming at Church of Christ to feature visiting former workers

Home Coming at the Church of Christ tomorrow will feature two former workers. Coach Carwin, known for Bible School leadership and high school coaching, and Rev. E. B. Buffington, pastor 1913 to 1918, now in business and assisting Wellington Church of Christ, are set to greet the congregation. Buffington will preach at 10:30 a.m., inviting former members and friends to worship.

Church of Christ W. F. Carwin Coach Carwin Bible School E. B. Basington Wellington

Local groups plan meetings and events in October

Lakorte W C T U meets Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Marks home Stop 26 Grafton Line. Business and Professional Women's Club postpones to October eleventh to attend Marine Band Concert October fourth. Dames of Malta meet Mrs Grace Woodiiogs Louisiana for 1 PM dinner and plan card party October 27 at the FP hall. Junior Mission Band First Baptist study targets Africa next meeting two weeks hence.

Lakorte W. C. T. U JL. F. Marks Grafton Business and Professional Women's Club Marine Band Protector’s Association of the Post Officers of the Dames of Malta Grace Woodiiogs Louisiana Roona M Coe. Marmont Lake Aveau

Banco Party Attracts Daughters Of Scotia Meeting

Following the Daughters of Scotia meeting a well attended banco party was held at the K of P hall. Prizes went to Miss Mary Kirkpatrick first and Miss Jean Paul second among ladies, with Miss Barbara Sparks third. male winners included Louis Schallon William Paul and Mr. Penman. Contestants include Nancy Mc Caffrey Lucille Botamer Dorothy Rogers and boys William Innes James Sparks William Lebanon. Refreshments ended the event. next meeting October fifteenth with a report from Grand Deputy Isabelle Stewart.

BANCO Daughters of Scotia K. of P. “Hall Wert Mary Kirkpatrick Jean Paul Barbara Sparks Louis Schallon William Paul Mr. Penman Nancy McCaffrey Lucille Botamer Dorothy Rogers William Innes James Sparks William Lebanon Isabelle Stewart

Miss Carlotta Hafner Hostess To Maranatha Class

Miss Carlotta Hafner 18 entertained fifteen members of the Maranatha Class of the First Baptist Church at her Princeton avenue home. The business session was followed by a devotional service and games supervised by Mrs. Harry Byers and Mrs. Purdy. The Spanish War Veterans Camp and Auxiliary met in the Legion hall with about twenty Lorain guests and a social time with prize drawings. Members planned travel to the district convention in Painesville and heard reports from Mansfield delegates. The Ely T A will meet October fifth at three, with nature study talk by Mrs. Cora Ensign and refreshments. Various residents were listed for admissions and discharges. Marriage licenses were issued to Carl Baher and Anna Mateka, and Leslie McNelly and Harriet Reynolds. Fred W. Bryant returned from a business trip to Finsburgh, Pa.

Carlotta Hafner Maranetha First Baptist Church Princeton Avenue Harry Byers Purdy Elyria ELY P. T. A Ely Parent Teacher Association Cora Ensign Carl Baher Carpenter Anna Mateka Lorain Rev. Novak Leslie McNelly Harriet Reynolds Her. W. J. Burner Thuria E. M. Johnson Johnston Gift Shop St. . Ailuman Schools of Art

Local Personal Notices From Portage Area

Mrs D W Sumner travels to Kent Ohio to visit her daughter Mae Heard Jungman Davis of Wellington visits his aunt Mrs John Brouse in the city Mr and Mrs A H Kent and Mrs Ed Hellman host weekend guests at New Philadelphia Ohio Miss Annette Dickman industrial secretary of the YWCA surveys local employment of women for expansion plans Mr and Mrs C A Hurd announce birth of a daughter weighing six and a half pounds on Oct 1 Mr and Mrs Frederick Oldfield announce birth of a son at Elyria hospital Flora Foster Mrs Florence Cliff Mrs Miles Spicer and son Junior of LaGrange and Mate Foster of Anavarko Oklahoma are named in the personal notices

D. W. Sumner Kent Ohio Mae Heard Jungman Davis Wellington John Brouse A. H. Kent West Avenue Ed. Hellman Cornell Avenue New Philadelphia Annette Dickman Miss Dickman C. A. Hurd Highland Court Frederick Oldfield Bend Street Elyria Hospital Flora Foster Florence Cliff Miles Spicer Junior LaGrange Mate Foster Anavarko Okla

Oberlin greetings and local notes from-ostensibly Oberlin items

Mrs J H Brouse hosts guests at 820 Woodland Avenue and Mr Foster plans a weekend visit. Mme Cardner Bartle spoke at Oberlin Relief Corps in honor of Edith Mason Christy. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Myers at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs F M Shelton of Springfield Ohio visits. Mrs Edward Schoenherr improves after illness. James Bradley, son of Mr and Mrs George Bradley, is seriously ill but improving. Clayton C Cook at Marietta College visits with classmates Julius Nevada and Edward Stitt to attend Marietta Oberlin football game. Palestine anticipates a building boom. Mixed Dance Carlisle Grange Sat Oct 2.

Edward Schoenherr James Bradley George Bradley Harvard Avenue Clayton C. Cook Marietta College Clara Cook Julius Nevada Edward Stitt Bridgeport Connecticut Oberlin

Grapegrowers Organize Northern Ohio Association Formed

The Northern Ohio Grapegrowers Association was formed at Dover town hall to protect the grape industry. Two hundred fifty growers assessed themselves 1 per A to start a fund and 1100 acres, one tenth of the state's grape area, were represented. A six member committee, including Theodore Nussdorfer Avon Lake and others from Dover Avon Lake Bay Village, will meet with Unionville Sandusky and Island growers to join the program at the Farm Bureau in the old Cleveland court house. Through tickets on European airlines will be issued. Dancing at the Elyria Eagles every Friday night. All welcome. 50 cents per couple.

Northern Ohio Grapegrowers Association Dover Town Hall Farm Bureau Old Court House Cleveland Unionville Sandusky Island Growers Association Theodore Nussdorfer Avon Lake George L. Cooley Dover Joseph Snyder Harry Willams Bay Village George Borch Joseph Schwartz

Cyclone and Elephant Traits in Brief Notes

A cyclone is described as a circular storm with winds from 50 to 509 miles wide rotating around a center at up to 40 miles per hour. The text also notes elephants work hard and typically sleep only four or five hours daily.

Beddington Church Restored Amid Raleigh Legend

A Surrey church linked to Sir Walter Raleigh and the niece of Sir F Carew is to be restored. A local tale claims Raleigh’s headless ghost has been sighted in the churchyard. Nearby, Russian travelers are warned to supply their own bed linen and blankets as hotels do not provide them.

Beddington Surrey Sir Walter Raleigh F. Carew Sir Walter Russia

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