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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1938
Page
10
Monday night listings include Mugwumps hosted by Mrs. Mark Abbe and Mrs. C Ericsson at Lorain Co. Beekeepers meet at 8 p.m. on North Ridge Road. Various clubs and societies hold dinners, lectures, prayers, and meetings across churches and civic venues. Marie Stoesz of New York speaks on mission work. multiple groups meet in the city for social and organizational events.
Admissions list includes Mrs. David Hardy at 614 West River Street and Mrs. Wilbur McVeigh of North Ridgeville among others. Discharges note newborns for Mrs. Michael Honoshufsky and Mrs. Walter Karas, plus several patients in Lakewood and Cleveland with listed addresses.
Community groups list meetings across Elyria including American Legion Auxiliary officers installation at Wurst Hall. Elks Lodge Mary Martha class supper at M E church, Methodist Church prayer service, Women Missionary Society of Baptist church supper and African missionary speaker. Grace Lutheran choir, St John School, United Presbyterian trustees, Elyria Women’s Mission Society tea hosted by executive board, Jolly Stieher dinner, Chrysanthemum Club, Davies of Malta officer installation ceremony, various circle and club gatherings. Local churches host Bible study and Brotherhood events. all day and afternoon sessions at multiple venues. Sound picture The Call of the…
Mayor Lee D. Schroy welcomes attendees as Booster Club of the Spanish War Veterans of Northeasters Ohio convenes. General Charles Dick gives the welcome address, Edward Matthias, Supreme Court judge, speaks on Americans and conditions today. Oregon conference notes reported by C. E. Southam. Various church and club events listed for the week. Films from the Educational Film Association made available to 200000 Scottish schoolchildren.
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Friends and family gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hadaway home on Indian Hollow Road to celebrate the eighteenth birthday of Miss Virginia Hadaway of Cleveland. A large pink and white cake centered the table as L G Hadaway, Walter Zarnke family, Murred and Junior, Mrs Eckhardt and children attended. The Baptist Junior B Y P U opened with song service Barbara Flora sang a solo. The president and adviser announced events before the meeting adjourned for the Senior group where Edward Frederick of New York Bible Institute spoke about the school and its work.
North Olmsted Business Mens Association to meet at Parish House Weildesdus October 12 with Ledtus Act group serving dinner at 1230 pm. Public invited as church events and harvest festival plans unfold across multiple groups and dates.
The M. E. Ladies Society hosts a fall festival in the church basement on Friday evening October 14 with a jitney supper starting at six. Earlier, the Ladies Society of the Congregational Church met at Mrs. Will McKenzie’s home on Wednesday October 5 for all day with about thirty attending a covered dish lunch and a short business session.
Mrs Abbie Bassett celebrated her birthday on Saturday October eighth with a gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs L J Bassett at 3394 Princeton Avenue. Guests included Mrs Bassett's son H C Bassett and wife from Cleveland, son Harry E Bassett and wife from Eaton, and daughter in law Mrs Paul Bassett of North Eaton. After dinner the group played bingo and gifts included a three layer cake by Mrs E Kuchenrither decorated “Happy Birthday, Grandma Bassett.”
The Y M C A boys division plans a busy start with new clubs and classes for 1938 39. A boxing class for 12 plus begins Wednesday led by Steve Sicfele. The harmonica band nears completion and will appear Thursday at Grafton. The Stamp Club meets October 22 led by Greenlee Haynes, with bean dinners starting that day. Wood carving and archery start next week, and a Halloween party is set for October 28. Gym classes began last week as 70 boys on eight teams compete for prizes in the ongoing membership drive.
O B Littik of the Zanesville Signal and Times-Recorder was elected president of the Ohio Select List of Daily Newspapers at the annual meeting in Columbus. He succeeds R F Fletcher of the Portsmouth Times. A C Hudnutt of the Elyria Chronicle Telegram was chosen vice president to succeed Littick. Coh Spencer of the Newark Advocate was re elected secretary for his 26th term, having held office since the group’s formation.
Wakeman G O P in Wakeman Ohio hosts an open meeting at Grange Hall at 7 30 pm with speaker Mrs Katherine Cox of Canton. The public is invited to attend this Republican Club event.
A Friday evening shower at the church honored Mrs. Frank Keller Edna Langdon recent bride with many gifts. Brief notice reports a birth at Memorial Hospital Elyria a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs John Bakes on Oct 5 and O L Clawson moving into the M E parsonage with Rev H H Patrick accompanying family notes.
Mrs Shepard and others share personal notes as neighbors visit from Detroit Cleveland Amherst Oxford and South Main. The Junior Gospel chorus meets at the M E church tonight at 7 with Woman's Missionary societies meeting Thursday. School staff including Miss Huntridge and Mrs Murray are listed among flu absences and club events at Oberlin Inn and the Art Museum.
Wellington Ohio October 10 The regular meeting of Wellington Townsend Club No 1 will be held Tuesday at 8 pm in Grange hall The program includes local talent Frank West secretary will read letters from William Borthwick Hawaii Tax Commissioner who is involved with Townsend transaction tax The meeting is open to the public at 3 pm Townsendites attended a Sunday outing to Akron to hear Edward Sheck and Raymond J Jeffreys at Perkins High School auditorium 0 West Exchange Street
The Wellington Fire Department responded to a house on 334 Prospect Street around 11 30 p m Friday but Ford Bassett had already extinguished the flames. Ford, son of George and his wife, was resting upstairs when he smelled smoke and found a burning basement basket where ashes had ignited nearby material. He called the fire department and put out the fire himself.
Former Wellington couple Rose Beckler Eva Chapman Catherine Jordan Mary Fox and Manette Kenney joined local relatives in Norwalk for the Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Homer Vincent. The couple, long time residents with a farm past near Mosher homestead, now reside at 245 Woodland Avenue Norwalk. Open house was held with cards gifts and refreshments as relatives and friends called. Also noted was Miss Margaret Sehach leaving for Phillips University and a Fall District Conference of the Norwalk Methodist Church announced for the local church.
Edwin L. Garver and Helen A. Barnes Tomeralte wed at the Wellington Methodist church parsonage on Saturday afternoon with Reverend Lanzo Green performing a simple single ring ceremony. Attendants included Carl K. Barnes as best man and Joan S. Guilber as bridesmaid. the bride wore a tea blue dress with wine accessories.
Prague report says Rudolf Thomas editor in chief of the Prager Tagblatt and his wife took an overdose to commit suicide over a view there is no future for German speaking people in Czechoslovakia. Thomas, a Jew, and his wife were hospitalized in critical condition with no hope of survival.
Henry Kelley of 316 Winckles Street told police Saturday night a billfold containing $20 and licenses was lost or stolen while he was downtown. He recalled a man crowding him in a store and did not miss the wallet until returning home.
Following a short honeymoon in the southern part of the state, they will be at home to their friends in Congress Ohio.
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