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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1939

Page

14

Local church groups hold November meetings and sewing

Fifty six members and friends gathered at Mrs. Frank L. Hicks home for the Rainbow Class of the Methodist church second fall meeting. Mrs. Ellen McGee presided with devotional by Mrs. Winifred Brown, and entertainment chaired by Mrs. Mary Petersen. A skit, vocal solos by Mrs. Ruth Brown, and choir songs preceded refreshments by committee members. The Mission Club of Court of Mary met at Miss Anne Nasipak's home, with Miss Bernadine O Bringer joining. Saga Division of Second Congregational planned a tureen dinner and quilt block sewing to aid a Mission School with further hostesses named for early November.

Frank L. Hicks Rainbow Methodist Church East Avenue Ellen McGee Winifred Brown Mary Petersen Ruth Brown Lorene Braddon Dorothy Green Mary Marsh Doris Henson Mary Peterson Marian Powell Lena Kirby Hazel Schmitkens Phyllis Hothen Minnie Birch Mildred Fowls Margaret Hicks Ethel Lord Elsie Schr Mission’ Club Mission Club of the Court of Mary of St. Mary’s Church Anne Nasipak Katherine Nasipak Bernadine O'Bringer Mildred Johns Catherine Seward Saga James Lamberton Lake Avenue Second Congregational Church George Lamberton A.E. Kemp West Street

Modes and Manners guide answers common social etiquette questions

A compact Q and A covers using a fork for spreading soft cheese and jamon crackers, whether hard cheeses are eaten with Angels or fork, if a crusted cheese requires a knife also used for spreading, how a traveling girl signs a hotel register, what Romaine salad is, and whether a girl should personally receive a gentleman caller.

Girl Scout Troop Meetings Nurture New Leaders And Hikes

Reports from Troop No. 9 at McKinley School elected Marilyn Chandler Lila Bennett and Barbara Bragger as patrol leaders with Joan Mayer Rose Arnold Phyllis Refenning and Jane Hultz as seconds Rita Mae Swindling chosen as scribe Goodnight Circle and Taps closed the session Troop No 5 welcomed three new members Harriett Varsey Patty Kimer Jeannine Rankin and noted foods badge progress Congregational Guild met at church with ten members and three guests Next meeting set for October 23 Child Conservation League South Side Circle met at Mrs Krenzel home nine members shared child care notes Apostolic Committee of the Court of Mary of St Marys Church gathered for a two hour session making religious articles for the Mission Sisters of Cleveland Sunny Side Up club enjoyed banco with prizes and a refreshment course, planning a two week return at Marnys.

Girl Scouts McKinley School Rose's Dam Marilyn Chandler Lila Bennett Barbara Bragger Joan Mayer Rose Arnold Phyllis Refenning Jane Hultz Rita Mae Swindling Goodnight Circle Taps Troop N. 5 Troop No. 5 American Legion Harriett Varsey Patty Kimer Jeannine Rankin Jean Dutch Nancy Simmons First Congregational Guild F. H. Todd H. O. Pankoff J. H. Brown E. A. Lewis South Side Child Conservation League Apostolic Committee of the Court of Mary of

Tonight’s Calendar of Club Meetings and Social Events

Community groups hold meetings and social events across Elyria including church classes at Methodist and U. P. churches, card parties, a Hallowe'en masquerade at St. Paul’s, and various club gatherings. Notable items include Mrs Theron Barth hosting, Mary-Martha class at 7:30, and a Three S Club gathering with Betty Bogart to be followed by a Princeton avenue host event in two weeks. Local societies, lodges, and auxiliary groups join in on diverse activities with speakers, dinners, and bingo prizes.

Methodist Church Theron Barth Durkee Road Mothers Auxiliary U. P H. Paeth Denison Avenue St. Paul's Junior League Bethel Shrine Woman's Club P.T.A A. Caswell Ellis Cleveland Galaxy Carl Ericsson Lakewood Iota Nu Club Betty Schaefer Kenyon Avenue Chiquita Club Eleanor Farkas Furnace Street Tau Kappa Beta Jane Gill Columbus Street Tuesettes Clarence Ryan Lorain M. Bellamy Seneca Street Thalians Herman Jones Mary-Martha 1St Methodist Berean Room Literary Club George Johnson Park Avenue Lorain County Medical Society Antler's St. John’s Young Ladies Society Dorothy Elliott Ells Lodge American Legion Auxiliary Knights of St. John Mary A. Chandler Daughters of Union Veterans Townsend Club Woodman Hall Elyria I. O. O. F British Empire Club George Haines East Avenue

Lorain County Bee Keepers Plan 20th Anniversary Banquet

Much discussion focused on the next meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Gawn at their Amherst area home. The group will mark twenty years with a Wellington banquet on November eleventh and committees include Mrs Van Ham Mrs Mohrman Mrs R Johnson Mrs F C Wilds Mrs Senning Mrs W C Eddy and Mrs E J Ernst. The Fortnightly begins yearlong study with Thursday October twelfth. Mrs O E Townsend will entertain at lunch at her Ohio street home at one o'clock.

Lorain County Joseph Gawn Amherst Wellington van Ham Mohrman R. Johnson F. C. Wilds Senning W. C. Eddy E. J. Ernst O. E. Townsend Ohio Street

Compliment shower for hostess Guthman by Laf-A-Lot club

A handkerchief shower honored hostess Mrs. Arthur Guthman of Marseilles Avenue as she leaves for Chicago. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Leonard Hastings Mrs. Guthman and Mrs. Dewey Fackler for top scores. Mrs. Frank Joviak won consolation. A salad course table featured tall yellow tapers in crystal holders and fall flowers. Mrs. E. Gruse plans a similar gathering on Adams Street in two weeks.

Arthur Guthman Laf-Alot Club

Bust development limits and cocoa butter claims in beauty column

The writer notes breasts are gland tissue with fat and cannot be increased or reduced by direct means. Indirect gains come from arm and shoulder work building pectoral muscles to spread the chest for a firmer, higher look. Cocoa butter is deemed ineffective. A floor based posture exercise is outlined to strengthen the pectorals and improve posture.

Realtors To Meet Tomorrow Evening

Elyria real estate brokers and salesmen must gather at Kolinski and Standen 423 Elyria Savings and Trust Building to discuss important matters announced by J. W. Smith president and J. W. Lerach secretary. Cider and doughnuts will be served.

Elyria Kolinski and Standen Elyria Savings and Trust Building J. W. Smith J. W. Lerach

West Ridge News Notes Highlights Local Visits

West Ridge notes recount a series of Sunday calls and gatherings across Columbia Elyria Amherst Mans eld and Lucasa. Families including Hillier Schaible Penfound Riesinger Hopkins Haines Pallas Minnich Eldred Harper Culler Guskey and Spiegelberg share social visits and dinner events over the weekend.

West Ridge H. J. Hillier Methodist Church Columbia C .W. Koppes Elyria George Haines Charles Schaible J. H. Penfound Gon Harland Frank Riesinger Spencer F.M. Hopkins Amherst Irwin Eldred J. .H. Penfound Archie Penfound Donald Jenney Guskey Thoburn Harper Mansfield Carl Culler Dorothy Lottman Lucasa Merle Penfound Archie Hahn Gilbert Minnich O. L. "Minnich Theo. Grills Cornelius Smith Lewis Spiegelberg Townline Road

P T A Plans Columbus Day Program at Parish Hall

St Mary's P T A schedules a Columbus Day program Thursday evening at 8 in the parish hall. United Presbyterian members set a congregational meeting Wednesday at the church at 7 30. The Elyria Social Duplicate club meets Wednesday at Elyria Woman's Club at 7 20.

St. Mary’s P.T. A United Presbyterian Church Mebers Elyria

Amherst P T A Holds First Meeting Of The Year

Amherst Ohio October meeting of the Public School Parent Teacher Association in the school auditorium with new officers. President Mrs Walter Miller presides as members report 119 names pledged. Membership drive strong. home room Wade Bruns 68 percent. Delegates chosen for state convention in Columbus October 11 to 13. Play postponed. Committees named for arrangements and publicity. Student program features reading and musical numbers.

Amherst Parent-Teacher Association Walter Miller H. Penton Norman Miller Wade Bruns America J. G. Maxwell Columbus Walter Schulz J. R. MacKenzie H Ruth Mary. Kaser Thomas Bruce I. G Maxwell Margaret Rice Dorothy Moff N .Ss. Hearn Grayce Purcell Wilmah Egeland L Roemer Agnes Smith Mary Edwards Jean McGarvey Marjorie Brill Wayne Heller Norma Mavrick Pamela Wavrick

Evening church group meetings announced in Jessamine area

Jessamine Lodge of the Daughters of Scotland will convene this evening. The October devotional and social session of the Intermediate League at St Peter Evangelical and Reformed church occurs tonight in church parlors. Legion Auxiliary holds its regular meeting in Legion rooms. Concordia Club of St Paul Lutheran meets in church parlors. The Ladies society of the Congregational church gathers Wednesday afternoon in church parlors with hostesses Mrs H Gordon, Mrs J Kinloch, and Mrs J Ludtke.

Jessamine Lodge Dauggters Scotland Intermediate League of St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church The Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms Concordia Club St. Paul Lutheran Church Ladies’ Society Congregational Church H. Gordon J. Kinloch J. Ludtke

Amherst Rotary Club gathers sixteen members and guests

Sixteen members and five guests attended the Am herst Rotary Club meeting at the Methodist church parlors Monday. Guests included Dr. F Weese of Wallaceburg Ontario Dr. F R Dew of Oberlin Robert Noftz of Liberty Illinois H W Tib pals of Elyria and Arthur Engle. Pictures from the international Rotary convention held last month in Cleveland were shown. Hospital News lists discharges Mrs Fr Berger of Franklin Avenue and Steve Odor of Elyria R F D.

Amherst

Briefs Mention Guests and Cabinet Note

Mrs John Garland and daughter Jane of Elyria were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs B A Jenne. Mr and Mrs Theodore Henes spent the weekend with Park Harbor relatives. The Minister of Overseas Affairs is a member of the Cabinet in Japan.

John Garland Jane Elyria B.A. Jenne Theodore Henes Pak Harbor Overseas Affairs Japan

Taft Bricker Pact On Ohio Delegates Reached

An amicable agreement between U S Senator Taft and Governor Bricker set Ohio Republican delegates to the 1960 National Convention with county chairmen choosing their own delegates. Taft will approve twenty named delegates. Bricker, seen as a possible dark horse, could step in if needed. The plan was outlined at a Columbus conference with state officials and party leaders. Bricker praised fiscal restraint and urged support for a civil service referendum while opposing the Bigelow Old Age Pension amendment.

Rebert . Taft Jehan W Ohio Bam Taft Gov. Bricker Sen. Taft Taft Ed D. Schorr Central Committee Columbus Cincinnati Washington Bricker

Local Health Update From Lorain Weekly Notes People

Fragmentary report indicates Dorothy Evans and Louise Taft involved in medical incidents at Case Road area. Hospital treatment ongoing for a patient at Ned Nellie Edwards sister residence. Stacey and others described in serious but steadier condition as of Thursday.

Dorothy Evans Anet Louise Len Brickley Imewood Lois Taft Case Road Aese Pital Nellie Edwards Zei Stacey

Store Clerk Slugged in Philadelphia Robbery

Charles Hacker, a Philadelphia shoe clerk, was attacked by three men who knocked him unconscious while he turned to stock. They attempted to open the till, revived him with water, slugged him again, and fled with several gold watches and more than $100.

Philadelphia Charles Hacker Hacker

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