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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1933

Page

9

Jefferson Junior High P T A opens fall meeting plans

Jefferson Junior High Parent-Teacher Association held its initial fall meeting with president Mrs. Frank Spencer presiding. Mrs. Lyndon outlined Red Cross Junior Auxiliary plans, chairs for committees were named, and the next meeting was set for Monday November sixth. Also noted were various local society activities and club gatherings across Elyria.

Seffercon Als'n Bearon Jefferson Frank Spencer Lyndon Red Cross A. Viletzen Robert Slack George Sayers Stilgenbauer F. A. Dustheimer Ely Parent-Teacher Association Frank Hill

Mr and Mrs Glace Thomas Honored At Chippens Lake Dinner

A Sunday dinner at the Chippens Lake home of Mr and Mrs E J Hulland honored Mr and Mrs Glace Thomas. Dr and Mrs E Kublow aided in entertaining. Twenty guests enjoyed a fall flower decorated table and gifts were given. Guests came from Cuyahoga Falls Olmsted Falls and Cleveland.

Glace Thomas Chippens Lake E. J. Hulland Cuyahoga Falls Olmsted Falls Cleveland Leland Folk Elizabeth Squire George Folk Alton Page Folk

Galaxy Club Opens Season With Dinner and Masked Dance

The Galaxy Club began its fall season with a Rose and green themed dinner at Rose & Dell Roadside Inn. After the meal a business meeting was held and plans were made for a Halloween masquerade dance at The Hedges on October 28. Bridge prizes went to Miss Margaret Strizaker and Mrs Theodore Seward. The next meeting is at Miss Dorothy Banker's home on BLD street in two weeks.

Ella Morse Hillsdale Court Susanna Wesley First Methodist Church Wilma Jenne Mise Rosabelle Carpenter Marchette Kofske Aletha Hauzh Wootter Street Sigma Gammas Sigma Gamma Sororite Marre Uselin Wilson East Avenue Miss Marre Wilson Filtro Galaxy Club Rose & Dell Mem Bers Bridge Margaret Strizaker Theodore Seward Ite Dorothy Banker Bld Street

Hospital Notes And Plays Review At College Drama Group

Admissions include Walter Masick at 150 Bath Street and Helen Rozzga of Grafton. Discharges list Mrs. William Coz at 1103 East River, Circle Refen ning. The University Women’s drama group held its Fall program at Mrs. S. D. Neilsen’s Stanford Avenue home reviewing Ghosts and Strange Interlude and comparing insanity treatment across eras.

Walter Masick Bath Street Helen Rozzga Grafton William Coz East River Circle Refenning Princeton University Women's Drama Group S. D. Neilsen Stanford Avenue Henrik Ibsen Eugene O'Neill Franklin Stearns Merritt Giles Ibsen Ebba Fosselius Princton Avenue R. W. McWilliams Green Pastures Fosseling

Community Meeting at Lake Avenue School House

A community social sponsored by the Parent Teacher Association will be held at Lake Avenue School House on Wednesday October fourth. Residents are urged to exhibit flowers. The Yielping Hand Society of the First Spiritualist Church will provide entertainment at a church chicken supper on Saturday.

K.G. Maston Elyria Schools McKinley Parent Teacher Association Maston R. H. Reinhardt Herbert Cook Association Cook Cincinnati H. P. Chapman Sons of Union Veterans G. A. R. Hal Lake Avenue Parent Teacher Association The Yielping Hand Society of the First Spiritualist Church

Bible Class Meets for Study in Regular Session

The Business and Industrial Women's Bible Class met in regular session last evening at the U. W. C. A. with Mrs. WLC. Portes presenting the lesson from John chapter one verses 11 13. The group plans to meet again next Monday evening to continue the study. Mrs. Frea Rentschier Phyllis Raweon Lyn Dickenses and Walter Beiswenger of Jackson Michigan and Mary Rentschier and Louise Lyons Studénats of Oberlin College spent Sunday afternoon as guests of Thelma Page of Lakeview.

Business and Industrial Women's U. W. CL A Wlc. Portes John Frea Rentschier Phyllis Raweon Lyn Dickenses Walter Beiswenger Jackson Michiigan Mary Rentschier Louise Lyons Studénats Oberlin College Thelma Page Lakentenue

Weekend Social Roundup From Columbus Street to Carrollton

Mr and Mrs E Gillis of Columbus street and Mrs E M Anspacher of West Avenue visited Buffalo over the weekend. Harold Beal of Brewster New York called on his aunt Mrs Louise Beal while en route to an American Legion convention in Chicago. Mrs Charles Schnache of Chestnut Street is quite ill at home. Mr F J Salsbury of Cleveland Street has gone to Pittsburgh on a brief trip. Mr and Mrs L A Mohrman and guests spent last weekend in Tiffin for a family party honoring Frank Mills returning to Minnesota with his sister. Mrs Gen Sloan of Tiffin, Mrs HW Firestone and Mr and Mrs Arthur Sharp of Akron were week-end guests of Mr and Mrs Witch Barris of Park Avenue. Wil Hall of East Broad Street will judge the art department at the Catron County Fair in Carrollton on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Joe Kerr of Wingham Canada, visiting cousins Mr and Mrs L A Mohrman of Columbus Street, left this morning.

Arthur Sharp Akron Witch Barris Park Avenue Wil Hall East Broad Street Carrollton Ohio Catron County Fair

Evening Club Gatherings and Lodge Meetings Listed

Tonight’s events include L C B A with Miss Anna Roling at 112 Chase Street. American Legion Auxiliary Tweets. St Johns 93 Club with Mrs George Bleck on Huron Street. Harmon Lodge dinner for members and families. Elizabeth Stevens Society at M E Church 5:30 business and 6 dinner. Congenial Twelve club. St Pauls Young People League. Knights of St John at K of C Hall. Elyria Chapter Women of Moose. Elyria Lodge 103 at I O O F Hall. United Presbyterian Trustees meet at PLM.

P.M Anna Roling Chase Street American Legion Auxiliary St. John’s George Bleck Huron Street Frank Harmon Lodge Elizabeth Stevens Society M. E. Church Young People's League of St. Paul Young People's League of St. Paul's Church Meets. Knights of St. John K. of C. Hall Elyria Women of Moose Elyria Lodge No. 103 I. O. OQ F. Hall United Presbyterian Trustees Plm

Weekend visitors and local notices from Lorain area

Mr and Mrs Kieth McClintock and daughter from St. Petersburg Florida visited Mrs R C Herig over the weekend. Guests at the Herry home included Miss Jane Taylor Lakewood Norman Walhazer Parma Mr and Mrs Sid Mill srugh Parma and Mrs Marie Reisinger of the city. Frank Mills of Minnesota and Mr and Mrs Carlos Mills and son of New Jersey visited their in law and sister Mr and Mrs J A Mohrman of Columbus street. Miss Helen Justin Grove avenue Lorain recovering from an appendectomy at Elyria Memorial Hospital slowly improving. Mr and Mrs H G Teever were called to Buerrus today by the illness of their niece Miss Miriam Myers. Miss Doris Ryder and Miss Eleanor Tyler of Glendale California were guests of Mrs C D Ryder Jr of Columbus street last night. Mrs Edith Barker left for Chicago to visit her sister and attend the World's Fair. Francis B R McLaughlin of North Ridgeville entered Carnegie Tech as a metallurgical engineering freshman. Gordon B McRae of Boston, guest of Miss Nancy Jane Smith of Eastern Heights, left for Chicago to take a new position. Harold Birch of Denison avenue and Walter Kelsey of Cleveland spent Sunday in Chicago at the ambulance unit reunion. Mrs W S Kolbe of Port Dover Ontario and Miss Mary Bechtel of Erie en route to Chicago to attend the World's Fair were overnight guests of Mrs Phili pena Schubert of West River street. Mr and Mrs Robert W Funk of 521 West avenue attended the funeral of their uncle Stephen G Rusk in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs W S Kohn and son William of Cleveland street ...

Kieth McClintock St. Petersburg Florida R. C. Herig Herry Jane Taylor Lakewood Norman Walhazer Bedford Sid Millsraugh Parma Marie Reisinger Frank Mills Minnesota Carlos Mills New Jersey J. A. Mohrman Columbus Street Helen Justin Grove Avenue Lorain Elyria Memorial Hospital H. G. Teever Buerrus Miriam Myers Doris Ryder Eleanor Tyler Glendale California C. D. Ryder, Jr Edith Barker Chicago Francis BR. McLaughlin North Ridgeville Carnegie Tech Gordon B. McRae Boston Nancy Jane Smith Eastern Haights Bojevacd Chitagzo Harold Birch Denison Avenue Walter Kelsey Cleveland Chitazo Stas W. S. Kolbe Port Dover Ontario Canada Mary Bechtel Erie Pennssylvania Chicara Phillipena Schubert Weet River Street Robert W. Funk S21 West Avenue Stephen G Rusk W. S Kohn William Cleveland Street

Couple's Chicago trip to Century of Progress Exposition

Mr and Mrs Charles Bigge arrived in Chicago to attend the Century of Progress Exposition. Miss Phyllis Jaycox has returned from visiting Miss Sally Struble of Findlay Ohio. They were classmates at Miami University.

Chicago Charles Bigge Phyllis Jaycox Sally Struble Findlay Ohio Miami University

New Books At Library Educational Frontier and More

New library acquisitions include Educational Frontier by Hilpatrick and Dewy, Great Plains by Webb, Miss Bishop by Aldrich, Enchanted Ground by Bailey and related works. The selections cover social change through education, western settlement, frontier invention, a teacher’s influence, and a doctor's Florida story.

Hilpatrick John Dewy Great Plains Webb Miss Bishop—Aldrich Ella Bishop Bailey Florida Baltimore

Missing Elyria Girl Located in Lima During Tour

Sylvia Chervenka a 119 year old Elyria girl reported missing last week by her mother was found in Lima Ohio. A letter from the girl says she is assisting publicity work for an endurance contest automobile driver and is traveling with Mr and Mrs James Biggins of Mansfield. The girl says she was simply inaccessible in not writing home before. Police were alerted and pictures of the driver were sent to about forty police and sheriff divisions in Ohio and Indiana.

Sylvia Chervenka Elyria Louis Chervenka West 10Th Street Lima Ohio James Biggins Mansfield Chervenka

The Past Holds Roots of Present and Future Germs

The remark stresses that history shapes today and tomorrow, urging patience in learning reasoning as steadily as walking and speaking. It frames reasoning as a practice evolved through time, echoing a didactic view of intellectual development.

Inexpensive Marian Martin Kiddie Patterns Ad

A Morton pattern promotion describes Pattern 9779 for sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10 with a button trimmed yoke pleats and contrast sleeves. It advertises matching bloomers and requires 2 yards 86 inch fabric for size 4. Also promotes the Marian Martin pattern book and pattern prices. Send 15 cents per pattern and 25 cents for book plus pattern. Telegram Pattern Department 232 W 18th St New York NY.

Slater Marian Martin Telegram Pattern Department 18Th St New York N.Y

Plan Pilgrimage To Home For Aged In Elyria

Wellington dated plans a large Methodist church delegation to attend Conor's Day at the Home for the Aged in Elyria Tuesday afternoon. The event features the dedication of a bronze tablet honoring the home’s teachers, with the session starting at two o'clock.

Wellington

Saint Francis de Sales on Rouge Use

A tale recalls St. Francis de Sales advising a woman about rouge. He suggests a middle path, permitting use on one cheek, while noting some pious people object and others see no harm.

St. Francis Ov Sales

For 1448 Years A Language Marks A Reessitative Era

The fragment notes a 59 AD event where Christians closed temples and a language faded. It claims 1822 September marks a 1448 year linguistic milestone, describing an “Ezrpc ian hierosisphic lancuare” as newly created or recognized, but the text is garbled and relies on uncertain dates and terms.

Local visits and family updates in Ohio neighborhood

Mrs Eliouw Swier hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs C W Torr and Mrs R H Lange along with Milas Jennie Swier. Mrs Billiard, convalescing with three graduates, has been cared for by Mrs Lane. Mrs Alfred Frank and baby spent the weekend with Charles Frank in Bowling Green while her husband joined on Sunday.

Mra C. W

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Society Cascade Park Joe Kerr Wingham Ontario L. A. Mohrman Rob Mills W. B. Mills Carson Mills Litle George Sloan R. C. Maston McKinley Pp. T. A Mon-O-Moy Club Leola Tripp Longford Avenue Cecilia Basinski Lillian Christ Hallowe’en Bunco Edna Hines Marge Krugman Mrs. Pusbach Kathryn Marlett Irvin Delafield Laylia Bliss Charles Bliss Indicott E. L. F. Club Helene Castle FE. L. F. Club Claire Emerich Middle Avenue Colonial Club J. H. Hurst Charles Savage Monday Colonial Club HW. P. Chapman Camp Sons OF Union VETS Rodney Rockwood C. O'Maller Miss Ella Morse Mrs Glade Thomas Vicks Children’s Phil NRA Good Housekeeping J. W. Bible Community Dry Cleaners Garpenter's Beauty Shop Marian Martin Lew Violet Curtice Herrick Ave Junior Grissinger Courtland Marr Volk Jeannette Grissinger Robert Avery Chris MacDermott Lillian Naegie Louise Parks Winans Preston Donald Sooy Stuart Wells Raymond Cassell Fred Adams Lucy Adams Treva Glavich Maxine Watters Grange Grange Hall Charles Willett Methodist Church Choir C. A. Webb Frank Howard Lacey Robinson James Tran Winifred A. B. Jones J. L. Brouse Robert Daugherty Shelby Henry Daugherty Kate Geckle Kalida W. J. Powell Alfred Quinn Geckle Powell's Franklin Sullivan Detroit C. D. Murray Sullivan Mildred Murray L. G. Bradstock Pittsburgh Flora Horr Hallworthy Inn Blue Bird Catherine Dailey W. 20Th Street Advt Birkline Birkline’s Second St Eugene Gertrude Beauty Shoppe Loomis Triestino Restaurante Triestino Wanda LaGrange and Oberlin Roa R. Nichols Cor Middle & Sth
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