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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1935

Page

14

Elyria Woman's Club Holds First General Meeting

The Elyria Woman's Club opened its year with a meeting at the club home on Fourth Street. New president Mrs. FR. T. 3. Martin spoke on the club's future, calendars, and upcoming entertainments including a concert by the Ambassador Quartet. The fall schedule features Monday performances, a luncheon, a cooking school, and a variety of department reports and plans.

Elyria Woman's Club Fourth Street FR. T. 3 Martin Ambassador Quartet Ana Thras Mare Benoa AuUiwrieu G. W. Wingard EC. Keres G. Hoover American Home Department Airs A. C. Schilleman Nora Wardman D. D. Hull McGuire Elmer Wilford R. F. Leemhbuis Mary Ziemke Ella Branch Ella Thompson John Davidson Ella Young Kulpend Anne Thomas Bertha Tafford Enda Fosselious Mable Prindle Catherine Schnuerer Educations Tureen Joncheon John K. Nece Cora Ensign H. Cordier Civics Edith Metcalf Music and Drama Department Sumner Hartwell Business Women Erie Chapman Mary K. Miller J. C. Bins House H. W. Merriman E. A. Hubbard

Fat Girls Get the Go By Slim Girls Win Men

An old dieter’s ad touts Marmola tablets as a cure for obesity. It claims a gland regulates body fat and that Marmola “formula” in every box helps burn excess fat. It advises against laxatives and promises quick weight loss through a physician’s method.

Toks Volksacs Costa Leatis Resson Mil- Goss Drosmsts

Programs For General Club Meetings Announced

The Elxrt Women's Clubs outline a year of programs with speakers from Cleveland and Lorain. Highlights include Ohio’s Conservation Activies, a lecture on Enoch Arden, and the Japan master of the Orient, plus musical performances by Elaine Canales and Mrs Frank Mackert.

Elxrt Josephi Ohio Charlie L. Halter Fremont Save Outdoor Ghio Council The Lakes de Federation Spea Elaine Canales Lorain Lucile Pardee D Flick Flood Cleveland Tennison Enoch Arden

Gospel Missionary Workers in Detroit at First Baptist

Last night at the First Baptist Church the Gospel Missionary Workers of Detroit led the service with abir singing by Miss Watson and Miss Robson on piano. Special instrumental singing featured guitars and banjos. Miss Spellman presented an appeal for consecration and spoke on their Detroit work visiting streets and street meetings. The group will be here two more nights before a women’s meeting tomorrow and a grand mass gathering in Elyria with music, testimonies, and slides of Detroit workers.

First Baptist Church Gospel Missionary Workers of Detroit Miss Watson Miss Robson Miss Spellman Miss Howard Meeses Esper Imen Elyria Fres

Florence Meinke and Kenneth Long Exchange Vows

Florence Meinke and Kenneth Long exchange marriage vows at the bride’s home with Rev. Ernest from St. Pauls Church officiating. The ceremony features a rust crepe gown, bronze and yellow floral decor, and a wedding supper for guests from Elyria, Cleveland, and Lorain. The couple will reside at Beebe Court after a short honeymoon.

Florence Meinke Kenneth Long Bride's Anda Heumeth R. EL Ernest [Rion St. Pauls Church Sausman Alfred Kigery Marron Victor Price Cleveland Elrrte Lorain Reicia Lewis Prides Parents Beebe Court

Grade School Principals To Be Feted at YWCA

Grade school principals will be feted at a YWCA tea this afternoon from four to five thirty. Girl Reserves will host. Frances Lemon leads a discussion on the grade schools work. Club officers and YWCA Colored Work committee members attend. open fare and refreshments follow. Two hundred and two Friendship Club girls were initiated with candles and stunts. Next meeting features a style show under local cabinet members acting as models.

Rodney Rockwood H. M. Motealt Eilsworth Schneides H.C. Elgar A. N. Smith Walter Lersch Ngla Club Prozert Y W. C. A. Committee WW. FL Bell Airs. Sinten Hares W. C. Greene Birdie Wood Rica Bernice Ellis Osre Rinninger Helen Harris Friendship Club Trias W.C. AL Is Alberta Wright Ruth Arma Sheldon Herrors Mnncan

Welcome New Members at Mission Study Club Event

Mrs J Martin Hees and others hosted a church group gathering at First Congregational Church. Members and guests enjoyed a dinner and flowers as Miss Margaret Hewitt chaired the meeting with Miss Hazel West leading the devotional. New members Miss Marie Widman and Miss Dorothy Mauz joined, while former member Miss Merle Frere was welcomed back.

Licenses Granted to List of Local Names and Firms

A list of licenses issued to residents and firms including Mose Kexear and several others such as TOWNS P. jangetes Sucher Lorain John J. Sznazna Loranet baitter Lucey P. Zajzousa and Loran.

Mose Kexear Towns P. Jangetes Sucher Lorain John J. Sznazna Loranet Baitter Lucey P. Zajzousa Loran

New Pastor Welcomed and Family by Church

An informal welcome for Reverend Will J. Foster new pastor of the Church of Christ and his wife and two daughters featured singing prayers and humorous remarks. Church elders H C Eckes and Sam Findlay read commendations from Mt. Vernon Ohio. A reception at 336 Harvard Avenue will follow October 18 and 19 with hours 2-5 pm and 7-10 pm.

Will J. Foster Church of Christ Herman Gannett Sam Findlay H. C. Eckesread Mt. Vernon Ohio Warne Burdue Ada Gould Young Peoples Chorus Edgar Guest Columbus Second Street Gannett Foster

Dames of Malta Install Officers with Visitors Present

Installation of officers held by the Dames of Malta last evening with guests from Cleveland Lorain Avon and Bay Village. Deputy Christina Wermert assisted by sovereign abbots Anna Howrer and staff. Officers installed include Queen Margaret Coonrad Ruth Sparks protector Jes sie Raesler Naomi Iva Simmons herald Klara Schaub deputy herald Edna Smith first color bearer Sylvia Chervanka second color bearer Minnie Gard first messenger Stella Landers second messenger Emma Zehrler first guard Hazel Hall second guard Esther Smith Keeper of Archives Glen Higgie assistant keeper Edith Stater treasurer Carrie Miljer pianist Agnes Erickson and Bertha Olmsted trustee. Gifts to sovereign officers and luncheon with purple and gold decor.

Dames of Malta Cleveland Lorain Avon Bay Village Christina Wermert Anna Howrer Margaret Coonrad Ruth Margaret Sparks Jessie Raesler Naomi Iva Simmons Klara Schaub Edna Smith Srlvia Chervanka Minnie Gard Stella Landers Emma Zehrler Hazel Hall Esther Smith Glen Higgie Edith Stater Carrie Mil Jer Agnes Erickson Bertha Olmsted

DAR Chapter to Hold First Meeting Since Summer Recess

Erna Chapter D A R will hold its first meeting since summer recess at the home of Mrs T Weidner in Wedina on Friday afternoon. The gathering begins at 2 15 pm, a quarter hour earlier than usual. Dean Thomas W Graham of Oberlin College will speak on The Meaning of Democracy.

Erna Daughters of the American Revolution T. Weidner Wedina Thomas W. Graham Oberlin

Lorain Medical Society meets as October 9 event

The Lorain County Medical Society held its first Fall meeting in the basement of the First Congregational Church Lorain on October 9 with dinner and the usual business. Dr Howard T Karsner of Western Reserve University spoke on Bright's disease pathology. Next meeting set for November 12. Rummage sale over Hase jrodts at Cir 3 M E church.

Lorain Country Medical Society First Congregational Church Lorain Bright Howard T. Karsner Western Reserve University

Social Notes From Elyria and Nearby

Local society items list dinner hosts and visits across Elyria. births at Elyria Memorial Hospital. travel plans include Mrs O Thomasson to Phoenix and Dr Nettie Campbell returning home. Community events cover church missions in Bedford, Sons of Union Veterans auxiliary officers elected, district convention planned, and a card party set for October 17.

Sons of Union Veterans Woodman Hall Mary Claycomb Lettie Stevick Nina Hitsman Jeanette Arnold Patriokic Charlotte Lew Elizabeth Decker Eva Worthington Cora Palmer Dessie Sutton Alice Snutten Marian Bodine Louise Goodman

Oyster Supper at Emanuel Lutheran Church

A lunch event at Emanuel Lutheran Church corner Garford and Princeton on Friday October 11 from 5 30 to 6 30 pm. Tickets priced 20 cents and 33 cents.

Emmanuel Lutheran Church Garford and Princeton

Mrs Mischka Hosts St Pauls Circle No 2 Meeting

Mrs Mischka welcomed a large attendance yesterday at Mrs Otto K Mischka's Harrison street home. guest Mrs Martin Gehrke. business session led by Mrs Mary Fox. devotions by Mrs Elmer Oswald. poem The Reason For Life read by Mrs Rankin. refreshments served. Next circle gathering set for two weeks at Mrs Oswald's East River street home.

Mischka St. Paul's Church Otto K. Mischka Harrison Street Martin Gehrke Mary Fox Elmer Oswald Rankin Oswald East River Street

Twenty-Four At Meeting Of LaPorte W C T U

The LaPorte W C T U met at Mrs. Hattie Shrubsole’s home with nine members and fifteen guests. President Mrs. Mary Miller led, devotions by May Huene and Maller, Romans 13 read, Huene gave a Scripture talk, Miller sang with W D Mutter. Program on Old Fashioned Dances announced for Friday Oct 11 at K C T M Hall with Art Squire’s Orchestra. 25 cents admission.

LaPorte W. C. T. U Hattie Shrubsole Mary Miller May Huene Maller

Franklin P. T. A. Rummage Sale At 248 Second Street

A local Franklin P. T. A. rummage sale is announced for Friday and Saturday at 248 2nd Street next to the Elks. The event features an interesting talk by Misa Ona V. Holly of the Wis C. A. and two roles by Mrs. Albert Walterg of Chestnut Ridge with Mrs. Shrubsole and Mise Betsie Farmer handling refreshments.

Misa Ona V. Holly Wis C. A Albert Walterg Chestnut Ridge W. D. Miller Franklin P. T. A 2Nd St Elks

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