Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1935

Page

12

Society Rested In Yellow at Employed Young Women's League Open

Miss Ace Mae Ransom led a Fall Open festival at the YWCA gym with about three hundred attendees. Representatives from departments spoke on club work, with performances by the senior friendship and junior clubs and music by a local band. New classes under the PWA were announced, including arts and crafts, general psychology, and sewing lessons. Ten Alpha Sorority met October 1 for bake sale plans and a Halloween party. next meeting October 8. Mixed-Dance at Wurst Hall Friday features Squires Orchestra.

Reid Senor Friendship Club Jeanette S52 Dorothy Aly Ruth Ace Shedon Bey Agete Reta Beverly Vacgiz Nancy Miller Virgiia General Retary Speke Goodbremer Gartlan Easthope Merin Louis Kolopis PWA Grace Senu Helen Tauzan Berthoff E. E. Holmes

Former Elyrian Weds In Ardmore Oklahoma

Ardmore Oklahoma records a marriage in which Tae of Mrs C G Mgrs Bates and Watson are named in the ceremony. The notice lists the couple and unclear details from the clipped OCR of the wedding event.

Elyrian Ardmore, Oklahoma C. CG. Mgrs. Bates Es. . Watson

Social Club Hosts Fall Social and Prizes Evening

The Social Club held a fall frolic with contests awarding Carr Arnez Brenner Arnd 5 prizes. Edna Woodcock Iva Maren and Helen Trias assisted hosts. Mabel Lewis entertained Miss Jeanne Reid at 324 Ninth Aber. November 4 plan a Thanksgiving night event with arrangements to be announced. Next meeting slated for October Sind at Mrs A P MacDermot’s Cleveland home.

Ives Hallo Carrarnez Brenner Edna Woodcock Iva Maren Helen Trias Bill Mabel Lewis Winckles Street Jeanne Reid Galaxy Mrezs Borusai A. P. MacDermot Edmunds Avenue Cleveland

Local Personal News From Chestnut and Surrounding Areas

Mrs Ellsworth Palmer and Mrs Charlotte Lewis of Chestnut street visited Lorain yesterday noon guests of Mrs Minne Powell Hawthorne avenue In the evening they attended dinner at Mrs Fannie McAllisters Oberlin arc nue Miss Mary Quinn of Pittsburgh Pa returned home after weekend with Mr and Mrs E F Riley of Middle avenue Mr and Mrs Lawrence Frank 205 East Bridge Street to be married October first at First Memorial Hospital Miss Mary Masons 123 Charon Avenue formerly of Dudois Pa left for St Josephs convent in Cleveland Edward Riley of Middle avenue now in Pittsburgh Pa appointed Research Chemist in U S Department of the Interior Bureau of Mines Mr and Mrs Clarence Bogart No 1 Jeancourt are parents of a term born October second in eR Hospital

Ellsworth Palmer Charlotte Lewis Chestnut Street Lorain Minne Powell Hawthorne Avenue Fannie McAllister Oberlin Arcnue Mary Quinn Pittsburgh Pennsylvania E. F. Riley Middle Avenue Lawrence Frank East Bridge Street First Memorial Hospital Mary Masons Charon Avenue Dudois St. Joseph's Convent Cleveland Edward Riley U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Mines Clarence Bogart Jeancourt Ter

Calendar Tonight at R Gate Club Supper and Classes

Tonight at 7 30 PM the R Gate Club hosts a supper and a rain training class. The program includes a service led by Presarz and a focus on day-specific lessons with speakers from Pyatec iae Hlasesiy. Local attendees are urged to arrive on time for the evening program.

Hospital Leedare and Girl Scout Meeting Report

Hospital leedback activity noted with Mrs Roland Drze assisting at 27 Lake Avenue for a refreshment event on October 12. Girl Scout Troop 2 met Tuesday afternoon under Captain Overd, focusing on test passing. a Halloween party for all Elyria Girl Scouts was announced for October 28 at Second Congregational Church, with Goodsk Circle and Taps by Bugler Rul closing.

Irs Scouts Toop Isadershin Ceptain Hess Hallowe'en Conzrtesational Girl Scouts of Elyria Goodsk Circle Taps Br Bugler

Postponed UC H C Class Meeting At St Pauls Church

The UC H C Class of St Pauls church postpones its meeting from the 318 to October 10. The Women Association of Pilgrim church will meet at Mrs Clem Graiz 113 Williams St Thursday due to illness in the Sparks home. Mother Singers of East Carlisle school rehearse Thursday evening at P M. Edward Griffin and Mrs Sara Griffin hosted a postnuptial shower for sister-in-law Mrs Lyle Miller at the East Avenue home. Margaret Gultz won high score, Margaret Reighter second, Theron Barth consoled. Mrs Miller received many gifts as guests were served with ivory candlelit dining room decor.

UC. H. C St. Paul’s Church Women's Association of Pilgrim Church Clem Graiz Willams Street Thurs- Ger Sparks Mother Singers East Carlisle Edward Griffin Sara Griffin Lyle Miller Laucille Griffin East Avenue Hearts Margaret Gultz Margaret Reighter Theron Barth Miller

Lodge Elects Officers and Membership Inquiries

A Scotia lodge elected officers and regular inquiries for membership were received, with Mrs. Anna mg noted in the roll. The meeting also discussed upcoming dates in October.

Scotia Eee Lee Anna Mg Getober

Review of National Velvete by Enid Reynolds

Mrs Beltz reviews National Velvete at the first session of the AAUW Book Group led by Mrs Novatney. Hostess Mrs John Von Blum welcomed the group at the Plaza apartments. Next meeting October 15 at Mrs Nielsen’s 328 Stanford Ave where Mrs Mark Fillis will review Spring Came On Forever and Nielsen will review Green Light.

Enid Reynold J. J. Beltz Novatney John von Blum Plaza Apartments S. BD. Nielsen Stanford Avenue Mark Fillis Bess Streecer Aldrich Nielsen Lloyd C. Dougress

Seven Yew Members Welcomed At Elizabeth Stevens Society Meeting

Seven new members joined the Elizabeth Stevens Society at its first Wellington gathering led by Mrs. George Boorn. Alpha Terrell will oversee Queen Estre Society work this year as members plan Home Missions activities, devotionals, and study of Forward Christian America. The next meeting, moved to November fourth due to Election Day, will feature guest Maureen Decker and a program on missions.

Elizabeth Stevens Society George Boorn New Press Kenneth Lord J. C. Jackson Kyvia Henry Beam Fred Fr Mer Wristd Elsie Schroe Lorain Wellington Alpha Terrell H. P. Bembower Fred Sheldon District Home Missions Home Mission Society Maureen Decker Old Virginia Louise Brown Ralph Wood

Spring Valley Ladies Elect New Officers

Mrs Thomas Larport of Rocky River elected president of Sping Valley Ladies Golf Association at the annual LETS election yesterday in Spring Valley. Mrs A R Nichols of Rocky River chosen vice president. Other officers named include Mrs A M Herrett of Rocky River secretary and Mrs D C Wilson of Lanse Wood treasurer. Layport succeeds Mrs E Matthews as president.

Thomas Larport Rocky River Sping Valley Ladies’ Golf Asson A. R. Nichols Rocky A. M. Herrett D. C. Wilson Lasxe Wood Layport E. Matthews

Merry Stitchers Meet at Schmittgen Home

Members of the Merry Stitchers spent a pleasant evening sewing at Mrs. Lester Schmittgen's home. A two course luncheon followed, and the group agreed to meet again in two weeks on October 14 with Miss Naomi Struble of Harwood Street as hostess.

Merry Stitchers Lester Schmittgen Naomi Struble Harwood Street

Gar Ford P T A Elects New President

Mrs William Griffin of Ken Fen street is named president of Gar Ford P T A after a get acquainted luncheon hosted by the executive board on Tuesday. Plans for the year's activities were laid, with officers including Mrs George Decker as president and Miss Bessie Dowsing as vice president, to meet next on October 2 at 3 50 in the school.

P-T. A Wiliam Griffin Ken Fen Street Garford Griffin

Club Hosts Two Hostesses for Relief Corps Meeting

The Women's Relief Corps chapter was entertained at Dr. Earl Lewig's home with Mrs. Hulda Powers and Mrs. Elia Langton as hostesses. Members voted to work on a quill for winter use. Fiore Hoak and Mrs. D won the hymn contest, while Rhiases and Mrs. Heten took the age contest. Special awards went to Mrs. Tie Woodruff and Handby. The hostesses served meats at a large table and two smaller ones. R Holcombe of We entertain next Tuesday afternoon November ath.

Women's Relief Corps Earl Lewig Hulda Powers Elia Langton Fiore Hoak Rhiases Heten Tie Woodruff Handby R. Holcombe We Entertain

Fellowship Club Meets at Grace Church

Grace Fellowship Club members met at the church for a social evening. A planned October 28 church social was announced with a committee for refreshments including Ruth Eady, Mr and Mrs William Gebhardt, and Den Haag. Reverend F J Schumm spoke briefly about a missionary project and the rest of the time was for socializing.

Albert Herman Eady Clara Ward Embers Grace Fellowship Club F. J. Schumm Ruth Eady Wiliam Gebhardt den Haag

Birthday Surprise for Mrs Hazel Randall at Home

A group of sixteen friends surprised Mrs Hazel Randall on her birthday at her street home Tuesday evening. Ladies arrived first and later husbands joined for a dinner at seven o'clock. A telegram from Randah's son Dick in Ohio Westernz sent birthday greetings.

Hazel Randall

Honor Association Meeting at Erie Street Home

Honor Associate Mrs. Guy Billingsley of Erie Street opens her home for Division L of the 2nd Congregational Church. Mrs. Sam Urias is honored on her birth day anniversary. The meeting began with a reading of Back to the Country Church. The Medina Association meeting is announced for Brownhelm on October fifteenth. Games and refreshments follow for nine members and guest Mrs. Jessie Bent. A personal gift is presented to Mrs. Arins. Next meeting is Tuesday November 5 at Mrs. Henry Sweazy’s Tattersall Corridor home.

Guy Billingsley Erie Street 2Nd Congregational Church Sam Urias Medina Association Brownhelm Jessie Bent Arins Henry Sweazy Tattersall Corr

Young People Elect For St Pauls Society Meeting

The St Pauls Young Peoples Society met last evening beginning with a service. Marian Pallas, Alma Wirth, and Schramm led prayers and Pallas was elected delegate to the conference October 15. Evelyn Quintpi hosted by Witton Fox with Berry Kauffman, Dorothy Vincent, and Margaret Pallas as officers and pianist. Plans for a Halloween party on October 31 were announced. An amateur hour followed with entertainment by LaVerne Schramm, Beny Kauffman, and Ford Wirth. Agnes Parent-Teacher Association met in the school hall for a three month drive with improvements to the school and a card pay fund. Art Bauer read letters about the Akron P T A council meeting October 9 to 11. Committees listed for the year include Program chaired by Miss Alice Walsh. Membership chaired by Mrs S C Wel. Ways and Means chaired by Mrs Joseph Dunlap. Historian Mrs William Eleces. Magazine Mrs Ed Kershaw. Publicity Mrs Russell Powers. Helping Hand hostess Frank Hitsman hosted an afternoon of games and refreshments. next meeting set for October fifteenth.

St. Paul’s Young People’s Society Marian Pallas Alma Wirth Schramm Denne Ed Pallas Evelyn Qi Penti Witton Fox Berry Kauffman Secreta Dorothy Vincent Margaret Pallas Fttee Ard Sears Worcester Figler Llord Limpech Carter Youms Tressel Krogier Joseph Dunlap Mesdamnes Guy and Herald William Eleces Mre Ed Kershaw Russel Powers Frank Hitsman Leake Avenue

Present Club Topic St Johns ’03 Club Meeting at Home

The Present Club Topic St Johns ’03 Club held a business and social meeting last night at Mrs Gladys Held home on Quigey street. Miss Rica Sudro presented the educational topic The Women of Yesterday Meet the Women of Tomorrow. After social hour refreshments were served to members and two guests Louise Lotzer and Margaret Novak. A rummage and food sale was planned for the near future. The next meeting is November 5 with location to be announced. Additional Society on Page 5

Ten Aé Sorority Alpha Delta Alpha Soror Berry Moehbie St. John‘'s Gladys Held Quigey Street Rica Sudro Louise Lotzer Margaret Novak

Also Mentioned on This Page

Y. W.C. A. Gymnasium Wurst Hall Art. Squires Orchestra Kay Pfaff Marcel Permanents Brockheusar Entertains Galaxy Jelinek The Gammel Co Middle Ave Connecticut Bride R. Gate Club Pyateciae Hlasesiy Leedare Lawrence Roland Mrs. Brotm Drze 5S Decker Lake Avenue Lodge New Book Spring Valley Selver Agnes Parent-Teacher Association Uncom Croquignole Marcel Ruth Lake Ave Elyria Business College the Heldmyer Hardware Broad Street Vivian School OF Dancing of Pan Oe
Search Courier

Search the The Chronicle Telegram Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Chronicle Telegram?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication