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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1932

Page

9

Hamilton P T A Meets for War Convention Talk and Music

The Hamilton P T A met October sixth at 3 15 with Mrs Fox as president. Carl Martin spoke on the war convention and urged attendance. Two groups of girls and a chorus sang. Judge H C Silcox gave a talk on the relation of Home and School and parental help to success. Mrs Tucker hosted Ninety Five Club luncheon for sixteen. books on world literature featured French works and reviews by Mrs C H Cushing and Miss Ethel Burrows. Mrs Thomas Cook to entertain October twentieth.

Hamilton P. T. A Wiatley Fox Geeiding Irs Carl Martin Cluber Miss McClelland Kirk Kreese Mra. Wm. McClelland H. C S ¥Ilcox C. E. Tucker East Avenue C. H. Cushing Gil Blas Alain Rene LeSage Ethel ‘Burrows Manon Lescaut Abbe Perrost Thomas Cook Gulf Farms

City Wide Bible Class Opens At Baptist Church

Dr R Neighbour former pastor opens weekly city wide Bible class at the Baptist church tonight at 7 45 pm The author and editor known across North America will lead two months of lessons on Genesis detailing creation redemption and prophecy to refute evolution and strengthen faith.

Neighbour First Baptist Church Neighbor North America Union Gospel Press

Major Woodworth Auxiliary annual inspection highlighted

About 150 members and friends attended the Major Woodworth Auxiliary No. 25 inspection led by department president Vaughan of Cleveland at the K of C Hall. A tuning in on the Past tableau featured young performers and the meeting closed with a lunch and talks from visiting officials.

Woodworth Auxiliary No Department of Ohio Willaming Vaughan Cleveland K. of C. Hall Virginia Pope Annette Southam Eleanor Struck Mildred Dimick Agnes Kothe Anna Haake Annetta Meinke Ruth Locke Marion Schrock Fred Hand Gertrude Hollis Eloise White George Fortin Pb. C. Kothe H. Do, Bell Bell Denison Ohio Bes Rogers Isabelle Alander Merder Florence Clark Katherine Williams Myers Margaret Beller Gussie Teasdain

Hospital Notes Admissions List Briefly Updated

Admissions include Mrs James Collier 208 Harwood Mrs Catherine Sheets Toledo Edward Bateman Mingo Junction Ernest Bassett Raffton Robert Carr 127 Bellefield Mrs Elmer Keller RM Nov 8 Also listed are Mrs Leon Mosher Lakewood Mrs Frank Skeesis 259 Spruce Street Silas Ashdown Medina.

James Collier Harwood Catherine Sheets Toledo Edward Bateman Mingo Junction Ernest Bassett Raffton Robert Carr Bellefield Elmer Keller Leon Mosher Lakewood Frank Skeesis Spruce Street Silas Ashdown Medina

Tonight’s Church Socials and Club Events

King’s Daughters of M E Church hold a prayer meeting at Miss Ada Smith’s home 347 Sid street at TP. M Royal Neighbors offer a dress supper at 6 PM in Woodman Hill. Church of Christ society presents Our Minister’s Honeymoon at the 2nd Congregational Church. Eastern Star,Checker Club at Yo M C a Eagles’ Auxiliary hosts a card party with Mrs R P McLaughlin 252 Boston avenue.

King's Daughters M. E. Church Ada Smith Sid Street Woodman Hill C. E. Society of Church of Christ Order of Eastern Star Checker Club M. C. A. Eagles R. P. McLaughlin Boston Avenue

Metcalf Speaks at Allen Parent Teacher Meeting

Mrs H M Metcalf addressed the Allen Parent Teacher Association at the school house yesterday afternoon at 3 50 pm on Nature. Special music by Dorothy Metton and a Hallowe en reading by Charlotte Flint. Members planned a card party for later this month and voted to send Mrs H E Custar as delegate to the state convention in Columbus October 12 13 and 14.

Thomas A. Edison Parent- Teachers’ Association New Edison School Giaty Scott Lingenfelter Harry Brikhart Clifford Squires Anna Rotamer Claude Adams Board of Education Sabra Armstrong Parent-Teacher Association Leanna Moore Myrtle Halliwell Jefferson Ed Smith Cora Harrison Spencer Lingenfelter Columbus H. M. Metcalf Allen Parent-Teacher Association M. F. Fey Franklin Parent Teacher Association P. T. A. Council Ohio Alice Breck Elyma Memorial Hospital

Mr and Mrs Nyhart Surprise 40th Anniversary With Friends

Mr and Mrs P J Nyhart were honored at their Beverly Court home by sixteen friends on their fortieth wedding anniversary. Prizes went to Mrs Andrew Flaherty, Mrs P J Nyhart, Julian Smith and John Richards. A refreshment course and gift presentation marked the pleasant evening.

Mrs. Nyhart P. J. Nyhart Beverly Court

DeMolays Hold Regular Meeting and Jerseys Deadline

David J. Nye chapter No. 544 met in regular session at 7 30 pm. Charles Hupp urged ball team jerseys be turned in by Saturday October 5. Discussion on attending the Masonic Sacred Concert at First Methodist Church October 30. Theodora Washke announced the Past Master Councilors photograph committee: Norwood Baumhardt chairman, William Yoo, Ralph MacDonald. Dr Thomas Cushing spoke to the members.

David J. Nye Order of DeMolay LO. O. F Charles Hupp First Methodist Church Counsilor Theodora Washke Norwood Baumhardt William Yoo Ralph MacDonald Thomas Cushing

Medina Congregational Churches Plan Litchfield Meeting

The Medina Association of Congregational Churches schedules its eightieth semi annual gathering in Litchfield on October 19 at the local church led by Rev. Fred H. Schott. Morning worship by Rev. Virgil F. Meyers followed by talks on missions and youth conference plans and a report from the executive committee.

Meding Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers Litchfield Fred HH. Schott Virgil F. Meyers Lodi Frank L. Moore Church Extension Boards Western Division Romance of Missions N. E. Escott Cleveland General Council Medina Association Moore George C. Lockwood Morning Star Fred L. Hall Otto Reiman Medina

Oberlin Branch AAUW Meeting Highlights Programs and Travel Talk

Elyria ladies attended the Oberlin Branch of the American Association of University Women in Shiperd Hall. Programs announced include courses on India China Japan and Mexico mental hygiene of children and an Albania Czech Slovakia travel talk by Mrs Charles Rogers. The next meeting is a luncheon in November. The Daughters of Scotland elected officers led by Helen Moyes with a Lorain visit and a planned play in two weeks.

W. H. Thomas J. W. VanDusen J. B. Guthrie Alice Platner Gerald Freak R. W. McWilliams Ernest Crisp George Day Deane Burns Flossie Kloppenstein Adele Brown Maude Farmelee Edythe Harris Oberlin American Association of University Women Shiperd Hall Daughters of Scotland Lorain Mollison Helen Moyes Isa Roberts Margaret Gatley Mary Day Mrs. Stevenson Mary Halliday Mary Wheton Jean Martin Anne Moyes Margaret Paton Margaret Mahon Bella Keyes

Division A Plans Halloween Party For October Twentieth

Division A of the Second Congregational church held a Thursday meeting at Erie street home of Mrs. R A Wells with fifteen members and three guests. They planned a Halloween party for October twentieth at Mrs H G Shock’s West River street home. Mrs Boynton and Mrs Rogers invited members to the next meeting on November third at their Bond street residence.

Second Congregational Church R. A. Wells Krugman Erie Street Hal‘lowe H. G. Shock West River Street

Genevieve Gariss Elected President of Willing Workers

Genevieve Gariss will be the new president of the Willing Workers Class of the Methodist church. She and other officers were elected at a meeting held at Betty Jane Lumley's home 121 Beverly Court.

The Methodist Church Fows Genevieve Thompson Ruth Abraham Evelyn M.cRoberts Elaine Garland Jane Storm Genevieve Gariss Betty Jane Lumley Beverly Court Mildred Fowls Mary McKittrick Lucille Mohrman Wirginia Watts Lillian Ellsworth Samoa

Twenty-seven Attend Meeting of Division A Church Group

Twenty-seven members and seven visitors met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Emma Kuchernither’s home on East Broad Street for Division A of the Church of Christ. The session planned work for fall and winter with devotions led by Mrs. D. A. Baird and a social refreshment period. The group will reconvene Thursday November third at Mrs. Eckenroad’s home on Harvard Avenue.

Church OF Christ Emma Kuchenrither East Broad Street D. A. Baird Eckenroad Harvard Arene

Miss Dorothy Boylan Honored In Pre Nuptial Parties

Miss Dorothy Boylan receives gifts and prizes at a double shower hosted by Katharine Diedrick and Emma Fitzpatrick at Diedrick’s La Grange Road home. Guests enjoyed seven tables of bridge and five hundred with prizes awarded to several guests as Boylan prepares to wed John Mockier on October seventeenth.

Katharine Diedrick Emma Fitzpatrick Dorothy Boylan la Grange Road Malcolm Smith Loretta Smith K. C. Roling Lucile Roling Manon Kuchenrither

Post Nuptial Shower Honors Mrs Byars in Lorain

A post nuptial shower honoring Mrs Ruth Byars nee Ruth Taylor was hosted by Mrs C C McNutt at 669 Lakeside Avenue Lorain. Entertained guests competed in contests with prizes won by Mrs Joe Hazzard and the honoree. Karl McNutt gave gifts and luncheon followed with a pink rose and dahlia centerpiece.

Local social notes from Brunswick and surrounding towns

Locals attend Rebekah School of Instruction in Brunswick. Families travel, visit, and host relatives across Michigan Ohio and Pennsylvania. Pledges and university connections appear with several mention of trips, hospital births, and a California visit.

LaPorte Church Hosts Welcome Reception for New Pastor

LaPorte church held a midweek reception honoring Rev J H Jones and wife as the new pastor and extending best wishes to Rev Earl Lea and family now transferred to Green Springs Ohio. J B Dewhurst chaired the event with L C Brevoort directing music. A seven o clock dinner was served and group singing followed with W H Hamlin serving as MC and introducing speakers.

LaPorte Church J. H. Jones Livewell Earl Lea Green Springs Ohio J. B. Dewhurst L. C. Brevoort

Community Christmas Program Delightful Evening at Church

Local group led by Mabel Rodson and Mabel Rodson plus church leaders hosted festive events after Sunday services. Pastors and wives gathered with a fine musical program featuring a string quartet, Prof. Henri Gilbert, and several solo and piano numbers by students and guests.

Ers Mabel Rodson Ladies' Aid Society Hay Jackson Clarence Whitney J. H B. Dunhuret Henri Gilbert Gilbert Mildred Brevoort Edith Crisp Henry Nagorka Irene Upton Donald Terell Eleanor Robson Gladys Renne Henne Smith Irena

Concert program features Robson Lea Brevoort Renne and LaPorte choir

A local program lists Elizabeth Robson singing a vocal solo with Rev Fort Lea and L C Brevoort, a vocal duet, and William Renne performing The Pirate Chief with the LaPorte Men's Chorus. Dan Jones assists the string quartet led by Prof Gite bert and pupils, closing with God Be With You Till We Meet Again.

Also Mentioned on This Page

EH. C. Wilcox TOP. T. A. Mamilton School Baptist Church Carol Dorothy Grover Hull Eleventh Street Helen Hull Edna May Kunsman Mary Ristus Shirley Hull Lois Youngleberg Jeanne Smith Patsy Rogers Helen Hill Josephine VanNatta Shirley Hu Virginia Dumas Lois Younsterg Mary Lou Benny Die Joanne Carol Dorothy Hull Mrs Elmer Teller Ta.d. No. 3 Elyria Memorial Hospital Cascade Lorain County Rabbit and Davy Club I. C F. Hall Alice Spider North Pleasant St Marcelling Woodworth NEW TP. T. A Edison School RED Cross Ruth Riley American Red Cross Flyria O. W. Cheéne Allen Farent Suss Jackson Cardboard Leona Tackson Cardboard Club Gulf Street Marian Ignasik Betty Hawood Edna Whitney Grafton Road Research Club Boynton S. H. Boynton Carl Schmitkens Franklin DE Molays Elyria Hotel Medina Association of Congregational Churches Association John A. Schmink Sullivan R. B. Albright Brownhelm Rage Istrar Elizabeth M. Rich Elyria Nickolas van der Py James .A. Richards J. T. Calvert William Muir Auld R. B. Whitehead James W. van Dusen Henry Coe Culbertson Otto G. Reuman T. R. Powers Amherst Virgil E. Meyers Lodii Y. P Charles F. Wiseman Charles Recard Wellington William Nichols Louis C. Burgner Nicholas van der Pyl State Trustes Frank H. Foster James A. Richards Church Building Society William Sf. Auld Association OF University Women Hallowe'en Willing Workers Broad St Circle No. 4 ST. Paul's Church Carl Fesler Circle No. 1 Circle Flora Hoak Lumley Veterans Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans’ Auxiliary ST Paul's Circle J. E. Rogers Twelfth Street Harry Gilmore John Worthington Lucy Howuserman Pittsburgh Pennsylvania BIG Boy Sodas Blue Bird Restaurant Soda Grille Court &T Tocals Mesdames Hattie Hansman Gertie Davis Anna Friday Julia Hull Rebekah School of Instruction Brunswick S. F. Rice Hast Bridge Strust Lee Merryfield Dundee Michigan Ralph Bishop Mallet Creek A. C.bishop Dewey Avenue C. M. Ackerman Cincinnati Hattie Kelsey Hast Avenue Ann Arbor John Jacobsen Kansas City Missouri Homer Stephens Park Avenue Duke Gull Allegheny College Meadville Frank Brandt Marseiles Avenue Elyria Clinic H. W. Tibbals Earlcourt Marion Charles Baker Oxford Virginia Tibball Miami University Harwood Street Emm. Hiter Cleveland Street California Cains the Johnston Gift Shop Second Street Carpenter’s Beauty Shoppe West Broad Gook’s Millinery Second ST Jade Tea Room Phillips’ Drug Store Broad Street Bill Leedale Roth Taylor Shop the New Fall Black Brown Navy Carson Capitol Theatre Itality Health Shoes Vestal’s
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