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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
6
The Elyria Council of Parent Teacher Associations plans to supply chocolate milk to indigent schoolchildren starting Monday October 9. Funds are banked. plan pending. Dairymen will use Nog syrup and skim and whole milk to make a high value drink.
The October meeting of the St Johns Woman's Union at the South Amherst church was hosted by Mrs Albert Schneider and Mrs Fred Schacht with Mrs Ernst Schneider presiding. The group transacted routine business and served a chicken dinner and refreshment course to 19 members.
Miss Maggie Crikey has been on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Freetoes entertained company from Cleveland Sunday. Sunday visitors at the Fred Tran home included Mr and Mrs Frank Jones and family, Mr and Mrs Julius Lehman and son Al fred of Elrria. Shuster of Elv ria spent Sunday with the Joneses. Carl Seely and Morris Tran visited Er win and Leland Howard. Myles Wheeler spent Friday with friends at Berea. Sam Frobotto and sons were in Cleveland Saturday. J Chicks entertained company Sunday. Ruth Tran was a Friday night guest at Paul Ricard’s in Wellington. John Mobler and family spent Saturday in Elyria. Fred Tran and family visited Horace Howard in Faton Sunday evening.
Amherst Athletic club opened with the minstrel novelty Ladies Night at the Club directed by Miss Elnoro Ruth. The program featured a three part act with a large cast, songs, dance numbers, a skit Deacon Flipper's Chickens, and a luncheon planned for LaGrange Methodist church.
The Parent-Teacher Association opens with open house from 7:30 to 8:30, teachers in rooms and Student Council guides. At 8:30 a regular meeting in the gym features Miss Dorothy Jones singing and Supt. Powers introducing the faculty. Hospitality and entertainment committees oversee the social hour. Parents should not bring children.
David Brennen hosts Group Two of the Holy Name society at St Josephs Catholic church. The meeting takes place in the school hall this evening with members attending.
A delightful social affair was held Wednesday afternoon when Mrs Gus P Ziich and Mrs P A Becker entertained at a progressive tea at the home of the former on Cleveland avenue. Bouquets of fall flowers and games preceded a program with readings by Grace Maxwell Olive Guild and accordion numbers by Ruth Ehrman. Tea was served to twenty.
Members of the Drama Class of Amherst Hi prepare a dramatization of Harry Leon Wilson's story Merton of the Movies by Geo Kaufman and Marc Connelly. The co authors of Daley, presented by the class three years ago, are involved. The United Democratic Women’s Club of Lorain county will attend a luncheon.
A school Armistice Day program is organized with Supt. F R Powers as chairman and committee members Lalah Walker Charlotte Alderman Dorothy Jones Russell Stauffer and Robert Hubbard. The American Legion will join the event. Mrs Mayme Blum hosts Missionary society hospitality Friday afternoon and Mrs James Miller leads devotionals with Mrs F R Powers directing the program.
Members of the Philathea Bible class executive committee at St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday school met at President Miss Anna Lembke's Milan Avenue home on a Wednesday afternoon to arrange details for the upcoming annual meeting.
At her Spring Street home Mrs Caroline Kelch entertained a St. Joseph's Catholic church society Wednesday afternoon. Dainty refreshments were served to eight ladies. Five hundred was the main diversion and Mrs S E Chuha won the special prize. Lunch followed for eight members.
The Ladies' society of the Congregational church gathered Wednesday afternoon at the church parlors hosted by Mrs. F.E. Eastman. President Mrs. Clinton Jackson led the business session followed by a social hour, with refreshments served to about twenty attendees including two.
In Defiance Ohio on October 6, Dr Edwin K Johnson former superintendent of the Defiance District of the Methodist Episcopal church was sued for divorce by Emma Adeline Tomson. She accuses gross neglect and extreme cruelty stating they have not lived together for three years and they share two children.
The Junior Hi-Y Club of the C. A. met to elect officers for the coming year. George Johnson was appointed as chaplain and Summerlee elected as devisor. Jack Myers, club president, summarized summer activities at Camp Nelson Dodd and shared camp photos.
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