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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
9
A list of names and addresses appears with hospital notes including discharges. Individuals such as Frank Crisp in Cleveland and Mildred Botamer in Huron Street are noted among others in Elyria Geneva Ober Hin ruad Amherst and Loudonburg.
Community groups gather for officer elections and programs in G A R Hall and St Andrews Guild Room. Warlord Parent Learner Association discusses junior Red Cross aims as Miss Hubbard explains promotion methods and reading via objects and stories. St Clair Rebekah Lodge plans school of instruction. Anna Tarnowski surprise party attended by many with gifts. Keen Kutter Club meets in Oberlin with a tureen dinner and sewing. Young Men's Farnum to discuss adult education at WY C. AL. Granleman speaker at Garden Club meeting at Fourth Crescent Woman's Club.
The Widening Circle meets Friday at 3 PM at Baptist East Avenue House. The Bible Class will gather Fridays with Mia at 463 Earl Court. Franklin Parent-Teacher meeting postponed to October 12. County Epworth Leagues presidents and county cabinet meet at 1106 Glendale Court Elyria at 7 30 PM. Order of Eastern Star meets Friday at Masonic Temple with refreshments after. Cleveland guests include a Worthy Matron and husband and a Worthy Patron and wife.
The Elyria Woman's Club held its first meeting of the year after a 1 o'clock luncheon. Reports covered scholarship aid for eighteen students, house committee savings on club house rentals, and department reorganization. Six new members joined, dues may be paid by installments, and plans include district convention in October 1934.
Mrs. W. W. Busick presented Foster Frocks in a Fall collection at the Warner Capitol Theatre to a crowd of Flyrians. B. K. Foster described silhouettes Cavalcade Mermaid and Lady Lu, noted a rise in Chinese Mandarin influence and a trend toward backless designs due to material shortages and labor strikes.
The article mentions Nelth and Mrs Cronawalt with Myrtle Allen, a former Zlogfel show girl, modeling. It notes Mrs HBuatck's shop relocating to Middly Ave near Nie Opportte park, taking staff from the old location. A separate European pact among nations is described as maintaining special arrangements.
The Woman's Association of the First Congregational church held a post summer meeting at the church with a 60 member turnout. Mrs. Lydia Lord Davis of Oberlin delivered an inspiring talk urging planning for winter work through prayer and love as Mrs. S. G. Shaw led devotions and Circle No. 1 hosted a cafeteria luncheon. The program announced the November Thank Offering and December hostess luncheon with Red Cross sewing. The Gates P.T.A. opened its fall session with Mrs. Lyndon of the Junior Red Cross Auxiliary and voted to send President Mrs. Frank Rowley to the state conference in Cincinnati this month. Room mothers were appointed. Mrs. C. R. Hurd was named general chairman. tea followed the meeting, and Gerald Rice spoke for the city council.
The United Democrat Women of Lorain County plan a La Grange meeting with Mary Boardman of Delaware speaking on Trousers and Skirts in Politics and Congressman Stephen Young on Sapling Uncharted Seas. Mrs J I Woodruff reports on the Federation meeting. dinner at the Methodist church precedes a High School Auditorium program. Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority held a French study session with Margaret Hewitt and others. next meeting in ten weeks.
On October 4 Harold Elroy Stegman was surprised at his West Bridge Street home by twelve friends and former classmates celebrating his 12th birthday. Betty Rosecrans and William Jr. organized games and entertainment with refreshments, green and pink decor, a birthday cake, and candles. Attendees included Richard Thayer, Jimmie Guthrie, Lowell Sellers, George Christine, Donald Duecker, Gordon Bell, Doris Severs, Rosemary Smith, Dorothy Jenkins, Dorothy Malesky, and Mary Lou Fister. Harold received many gifts.
Miss Winifred Seward and Mrs. Harry Life hosted the Triple Four Club with a dinner at Ruth Tea Room Lorain followed by three tables of bridge. Prizes went to Miss Margaret Urig high score, Miss Ruth Haag second, and Miss Ide Jaroc consolation.
Miss Kalter bride elect of Mar ory Elking receives a pre wedding luncheon at Dominic's Cuisine hosted by Mrs J Elwyn Akin and Miss Olive Ziegman. Guests included out of town visitors from Avon Cleveland Lorain Lakewood and North Ridgeville and the Ohio Public Service Co circle.
Misses Bertha and Bess Schulze assisted by Helen Nichols hosted a bridge party for the Business and Professional Women's Club at their Cambridge Court home. Ruth Palmer won first prize. Eva L. Mackey took the consolation. Halloween decor highlighted the tables. The club plans October 17 meeting at Miss Loretta Pritchard’s Cedar Street home and a October 25 study group led by Don Baird on Election Issues at Lorain County Bank. A dinner meeting October 26 includes new member initiation, with Halloween bridge on October 39 at Ruth Palmer’s home. The Lorain Medina Book Club reorganized with Rev. C. F. McBride chairing, Rev. P. S. Hirte vice chair, Rev. Hebert Cobb secretary-treasurer. Next meet at Pittsfield Methodist on November 6. Rev. L. J. Quade meer to review Dr Ward's In Place of Prophet.
A Selignital party honored Lawrence Smith at his twenty first birthday dinner hosted by Miss Helen Eddy and Mary Amato. Guests included George O'Shea, Ethel Rosace, and many relatives. The event at the Amato home featured bridge, prizes, a birthday cake, and a dining room decorated in yellow and orange with a yellow vase centerpiece. Mrs Rhetta Porter of Seventh Streets visits New York City and stays with two sons.
The Friendship Club held its first meeting of the year at the YWCA gymnasium with over 250 in attendance. Betty Humphrey led entertainment of fourteen short pantomimes while Ruth Stark praised the membership drive that reached 308 girls. A cabinet meeting discussed membership and the upcoming Cleveland conference. Plans for the next meeting will be announced later.
Mrs C F L Neuwirth of Lake Avenue presided over a Wednesday gathering of the Missionary Society with 36 attendees, announcing four new members and eight associates. A second meeting at Mrs L Fisk’s house featured a Stewardship talk by Mrs Minnie Brown, a Belles New Friend playlet, and a report by Miss Jean Price on the Young People's Institute.
Mrs. Harry Pickett hosted Division L of the Second Congregational church at Garvin avenue, with 11 members and guest Nelle Hurd attending. Prizes went to Anna Kennedy Ada Myers Dora Sweezer and Gladys Bliss after a brief business session and camel.
Mrs C M Ackerman returns from Lima Ohio after a three day branch meeting of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society. Mrs William Hearne and two sons arrive from the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. Mrs Annette Otto and daughter Wablene go home at 528 Onford avenue after a lake summer. Mrs H Strickler spoke Life's Crosee at United Brethren meeting in Lorain. She sang Calvary with Miss Lillian Mallory. Attending included Mrs A M Mallory, Mrs Frank Crawford and Mrs Ford Wolfer. Miss Theodora Uherka of Lakewood was an overnight guest of Miss Mary Ruth Locke of Kenyua arene. Miss Kathsa Jones of Cleveland attended Triple Four Bridge meeting. Mrs Norman Howard leaves to join husband in New York City for their future home.
The fashion show featured a chromatic wedding ensemble line in orange shades from apricot to deep orange. Gowns were satin fitted to the knee with full floor flounces, velvet yokes, and graceful shoulder flounces. The bride wore white satin with a pleated veil, while ten models and attendants presented bouquets to the audience. Shoes from Nagon's, hats from Edith Mae, flowers by Paul Wainwright, and coiffures by Allen-Bernard shop complemented the look.
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