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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1933

Page

5

Hospital Notes Admirations and Discharges Summary

A list of hospital notes shows admissions and discharges across multiple addresses. Names include Richard Dunlap Anna Pogan Mrs Malcol Smith Miss Eleanor Sutton Rose Bush Dr Russell Johnson Cara Mac Slauter Mrs Margaret Beal and Mrs Arthur Comstock with infants noted.

Richard Dunlap R. D Anna Pogan Fifteenth St Malcol Smith Princeton Albert Alexander Grafton Mary E. Dengate Third St Eleanor Sutton Bath St Rose Bush Russell Johnson West Ave Arthur Comstock 21Th St

Daughters of Scotland tea postponed and meetings noted

Community notices list several club gatherings. The Daughters of Scotland tea at Mrs Halliday's Adams Street home is indefinitely postponed. Bethel Shrine hosts a 2 PM Thursday tea at Mrs Lewis Heldrich’s 337 Denison Avenue. The Daughters of Scotia plan a special business meeting in Wurst Hall Friday evening. Fortnightly meets at Mrs W R Bartlett’s Cleveland Road for a one o'clock luncheon tomorrow.

Daughters of Scotland Bethel Shrine Lewis Heldrich Denison Avenue Daughters of Scotia Wurst Hall W. R. Bartlett Cleveland Road

Community groups host church events and socials tonight

Tonight multiple groups meet at local churches including First Congregational and Second Congregational for lectures, study clubs, and outings. Women’s and nurses groups hold rallies and social gatherings. a bridge party awards prizes and tor luncheon plans. A large turnout is reported from Lorain and Elyria with notes on initiations and upcoming decem ber events.

B. B. B. Club Holds Meeting on Clark Street

Members of the B. B. B. Club met last evening with Mrs. J. Beattle on Clark street. After a short business meeting bunco was played with prizes won by Mrs. Beattle, Huat, Mrs. Harry Dickens second and Mrs. Sam Avery Jr. Condolences were offered. The meeting adjourned to meet next Tuesday at Mrs. William Cook's home on Clark street.

B. B. B. Club J. Beattle Clark Street Beattle Huat Harry Dickens Sam Avery, Jr William Cook Mary A. Chandler Daughters of Union Veterans Florence Holcomb Clara Barton Park Yenzling Sons of Union Veterans of Civil War

Winter Pattern Book and Patterns Offer

An old advertisement urges readers to sew themselves frocks with Marian Martin patterns. It pitches a range of patterns including a frilly jabot and scarves, claims easy fit, and promotes the Winter Epic Pattern Book with style guidance. Orders request 15 to 25 cents and mail-to address details.

Marian Martin Iatern

Theresa Foreman and Edward Bott Wedding at St Mary's Church

Miss Theresa Foreman and Edward Bott of Grand Rapids were united in a simple ring ceremony at St Mary's Church. Rev Father Daly officiated as the couple, surrounded by family and friends, celebrated with a wedding breakfast at the bride's home and an evening gathering with ice cream and cake.

St.Mary's Church Theresa Foreman Edward Bott St. Mary's Church Grand Rapids Michigan Father Daly E. Guth Helen Foreman Robert Duetmere Helen Harvard Avenue Andrew Foreman Elyria St. Mary's Elyria High School Bott Joseph Bott Traverse City

Shower honors Mrs Allen Camp at Ryan home

A misc eellaneous shower for Mrs Allen Camp nee Louise Albrecht of Amherst, who married Allen Camp in New York, was hosted by Mrs William Camp and Mrs Paddy Ryan at Ryan’s Second Street home. Guests from Amherst and Cleveland attended, prizes awarded, and luncheon followed with a lighted house gift for the bride.

Allen Camp Louise Albrecht Amherst New York Wm. Camp Paddy Ryan Second Street Hear Gladys Hopkins Marcella Kelch Reva Marlow Alice Becker Nellie Mathes Martha Kelch Elsie Erbs Margaret Bain Mesdames Eddie Menz Hannah Thompkins Qusta Albrecht F. H. Schmauch Alice Flowers City Cleveland

Deane Burns Speaks At Woman's Club Meeting

The Business Women's Department of the Woman's Club opened its year with a dinner at the club home on Tuesday October 10. Deane Burns spoke on the forgotten race in history the Scotch Irish pioneers and cited their descendants' prominence across life. A card party was planned for Tuesday October 17 and the next department meeting set for November 1.

Business Women’s Department The Woman's Club R. T. J. Martin Jack Elton Hungary George Tulk Slater James Rogers Chadwick Deane Burns Alice McCracken D. Baird

Book Review Group Discusses Recent Publications

The Book Review group met Tuesday to discuss current literature and topics of interest. Selections included Williamson's Wood's Colt and Virginia Woolf's Flush, with reviews of The Wid Grape and Fault of Angels, plus other Ozark mountain tales and the Young Mrs Meigs sequel.

Book of the Month Club Wood Williamson Virginia Woolf Ozark Mountains Elizabeth Barratt Browning Champney Ozark Mountain Carrington Spence Wader Mrs. Meigs

Luncheon at Church of Sharist Thursday 11 to 1

A 25 cent luncheon is announced for Thursday from 11 AM to 1 PM at the Church of Sharist. Proceeds and exact church events are not specified in the readable text.

Church of Sharist

Pre nuptial Shower Honors Miss Faulhaber at Wernert Home

Miss Thelma Faulhaber daughter of Mr and Mrs James Faulhaber of 138 Bellefield avenue will wed W Aultman MelIntire on October 19. A pre nuptial shower was given by Mrs E J Wernert at 122 Bellefield avenue with dahlias and zinnias. Three tables of bridge were played high score went to Miss Louise Wernert second to Miss Faulhaber and Mrs John Sharpe inconsolable. Luncheon was served at individual tables and many gifts were given for the bride elects new home at 12 East Broad street.

Gubl Dee Club Evelyn Wilson East Avenue Garnet Cox Kathryn Arnold Lowry Snow Carl Gott Eleventh Street Thelma Faulhaber James F. Faulhaber Bellefield Avenue W. Aultman MelIntire E. J. Wernert Bellfield Avenue Louise Wernert John Sharpe Broad Street

Literary Club reviews Anthony Adverse at Mrs Crandall's home

Members of the Literary Club gathered at Mrs Harry Crandall’s Earl Court residence to discuss Hervey Alles’ Anthony Adverse. Mrs Henry Ingersoll Jr led the review praising the novel’s moral growth arc of a boy, guided by a Madonna and Child statue and Brother Francois’ philosophy. Guests included Mrs A B Taylor, Miss Elizabeth Taylor, Mrs B A Saunders, and Miss Mabel Marsh. Refreshments followed. The club plans a Hallowe'en party on October 24 at Miss Annie Thomas's home.

Harry Crandall Earl Court Henry Ingersoll, Jr Anthony Adverse Hervey Alles Francois Cibo A. B. Taylor Elizabeth Taylor B. A. Saunders Mabel Marsh Annie Thomas

Mystery Sisters Named At Mary and Martha Party

Thirty nine members and one guest of the Mary and Martha class met at the Methodist church parlors for a Halloween party. A mystery sister was named for each member during the business meeting. Mrs C E Brodbeck led a ghost story segment with help from others, followed by games and contests won by Mrs S L Bruegger. A Ghost Walk was a feature and refreshments were provided by a committee chaired by Mrs Brodbeck. The next event, a kid party, is planned for November 4 at the church.

C. E. Brodbeck S. L. Bruegger Brodbech Mezdames Leeregory Fullmer Kirk, Davis Bellingham McVetta Thompson C. Smith

Wieners Roasted At Home Of Mrs Schaub Social

Rowena Citeie entertained yesterday at Mr Kiare Schaub's home with a business meeting led by president Mrs Alice Kaylor. Visitors toasted wieners in the yard as social hour followed, plans discussed for party events and future gatherings. The H B Club initiated several girls at Miss Virginia Knapp's home and planned a meeting for October 24 at Miss Elaine Cole's home.

Rowena Citeie Kiare Schauba Che Alice Kaylor Mra Flossia Massey Thirteenty Street Stoge Virginia Knapp Grace Court Beatrice Rudy Muriel Lewie Rosemary Stirzaker Kathryn Naughton Maude Maie Copas Knapp Tha Elaine Cole Lake Avenue

Knights of St. John Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Recap

The Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St. John met at 7:30 pm with a brief business session and a card party. Bridge prizes were won by Mrs. Diedrich and Don Robinson, and Mrs. Peterman with James O Connor. Pedro prizes went to Mrs. Menschein with Mr. Daly, and Barbara Stuitz with Frank Kaiser. Mr. O Connor took another prize. The next meeting on November 14 will feature a 6 o'clock supper for members.

Auxiliary Knights of St. John Mary Diedrich Don Robinson Emily Peterman James O'Connor Pedro Menschein Mr. Daly Barbara Stuitz Frank Kaiser O'Connor Auxiliary

Mothers Auxiliary meets at Mrs Paeth’s home hosts Octob er session

Mrs Herman F Paeth welcomed the Mothers Auxiliary of the United Presbyterian church to her Princeton avenue home for the regular October meeting. The group discussed Romans and church work and planned the annual supper and missionary program for November. Toys clothing and fruit were requested to fill a mission box for Thanksgiving.

Herman F. Paeth Princeton Avenue United Presbyterian Church C. L. Bristol Bristol Sellers M. R. Setterfield Treasury R. T. Moore R. K. Edmonds Gerald Rice Fifth Street T. F. Sellers

Emmanuel Missionary Society Meeting Held at Home

The Women’s Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran church gathered last evening at Mrs A W Born’s home 25 Princeton avenue. Mrs Josee Canin read an engaging paper on the program. The next meeting will be a thanks offerings session at the church on November 14.

Women's Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church A. W. Born Prineton Avenue Josee Caniam

Odd Fellows entertain Medina County lodges in Elyria

Elyria Lodge of Odd Fellows hosted a large Medina County delegation for a Booster meeting in District 7 with plans for Brunswick on Oct 21. Notable visitors included D L Doan from Alberta, plus speeches on Americanism and fraternal service. Local officials and entertainers provided remarks and music.

Elyria Lodge of Odd Fellows Medina County Odd Fellows District No. 7 Brunswick Home Lodge Elyria Lodge D. L. Doan Grand Lodge Alberta Canada Bro. Doan Bro Dean E. J. Miller Grand Fritter Dover Gerald Black Medina Roy Daniel Lodi California Claxton Hall Hall Lfe James Whitcomb Riier Ralph Hadill Odd Fellows Temple Canton Rocro Trombella Mountaineer Boys W. H. van Oster Elyria Brother van Oster Harry W. Patterson Majer van Oster Brother Patterson Robert Haren Fioria Lodge C. W. Angerman Maaililon

Marriage License Applications in Lorain County

Raymond Grace aged 27 steel worker from Lorain and Doris Hinkle aged 25 from Styria appear before the justice of the peace. Joseph Lahiff 24 a gas engineer from Ambhorst and Verna M Gibson 19 of Elyria, Itey. Wictor Tristano $ Caruso 25 steel worker Lorain and Mary J. Pe cora 19 Lorain before Rev. Ferrari.

Raymond Grace Lorain Doris Hinkle Styria Justige of Peace Joseph J. Lahiff Agaivtant Ambhorst Verna M Gibson Elyria Itey Wictor Tristano $. Caruso Mary J. Pecora Rev Ferrari

Local social notes from Edison to Cleveland and beyond

Mrs. Harry Thompson and Mrs. Jeanette Brush visit relatives in Ohio and Michigan while many attend gatherings in Chicago and Paineville. Guests include Miss Josephine Ely and Anna Monroe en route to California, with Dr. John Rankin traveling to Chicago for a surgeons meeting and Exposition. A birth is recorded in Elyria, and veterans prepare for a district convention in Painesville as relatives visit from Los Angeles, Ithaca, and Vulcan Ontario.

Harry Thompson Edison Ohio Youngstown Mr. Thompson Clayton Thompson Jeanette Brush Cleveland J. W. VanDusen Josephine Ely Winnetka Ilinois Guy B. Findley American Legion Chicago Rose Hamlin Barth Parma Clara Hollis Wolfcourt Toledo John P. Rankin American College of Surgeons Malcolm Smith Princeton Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital Mary A. Chandler Painesville W. L. Parks Salem Illlinois David Gauss Concord Avenue M. A. Armstrong Bernice Margaret Marycox Dnans Gene Grooks Alice Jessup Ithaca Michigan Dora Silverwall St. John’s Michigan

Brighton and Rochester Marriages Highlight Ohio News

Miss Dorothy Langdon and Warren Grills wed in West Virginia and plan to reside in Grafton while Pauli Ewell and Lenora Campball joined in Kentucky and will live in Rochester. Norman Everson fractured his right chin after a fall at home as Brich ton High students and teachers attended a Cainmime football game with families. Weekend guests included My and Mrs Dick Francen from Cleveland visiting O. R. McCullough.

Brighton Dorothy Langdon Albert Langdon Warren Grills Grafton West Virginia Pauli Ewell Bert Ewell Lenora Campball Rochester Kentucky Norman Everson Brichton High School M. G. Baylor James Toller Cainnmime Erwin Perkine Ray Greene A. K. Baird O. R. McCullough Dick Francen Cleveland Gil Sarah Carter Oberlin Howard Everson Everson Glenn Perkins Pat Suzashi Robert Lampen Robert Rolie Columbus Miex Glass Carpenter Clarksfield Hichard Vero Dean McCrellan Hema Harvey Merrill Husbard Wire Vee Conklin E. R. Edwarde Ruth Marjorie Cieseland Sanday Dean McClelan Iberta Tiareday Albert Carpenter Clark-field Coun

Christianity and Humanism Sermon Subject

Dr William Muir Auld will preach next Sunday on Christianity and Humanism. The talk discusses whether God is needed in the soul and the role of human nature in salvation and social justice, with historical notes and a quip about a Renaissance thought experiment.

William Muir Auld George Eliot United States

Real Estate Transfers nudging title details in Ohio notices

Real estate transfer notices list multiple quitclaim deeds and property interests across Lorain Oberlin and Sho field Lake. Named parties include Arnold Friedl Sr Irene Crawford LeRoy LaCoy Louise Kishman and Etta Biehl with various properties on Twelfth Street Seventeenth Street Rowelyn Beach Lot 16 Randall and Spencer's Addition and O's Isle Township.

Arnold Friedl, Sr Arnold Friedl Irene Crawford Twelfth Street Lorain Irene David Crawford Arnold Louise Fried Mat Friedl Sorain C.H E.G. Yocom Eli K. Yocom LeRoy Wilma LaCoy Randall and Spencer Oberlin Louise Kishman Wale Kishman Rowelyn Beach Shofield Lake Etta Biehl George H. Ely Truste Division Seventeenth Street O's Lisle Township

Unclear fragment hints at rhythm and craft balance

The fragment discusses control over tunes and rhythm, contrasting material mass production with arts and crafts, mentioning balance between these forces and artistic dwellers in rhythm without clear specifics.

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Also Mentioned on This Page

J. 0 Doris Hante Paul Miller Aretha Rounds West Bridge Street Kathryn Quinn Joseph McCaba Women's Missionary Society First Baptist Church Gertrude McCullough Huntel Mower South America R. E. Neighbour MecCaba Fannie Gilder Temple Court M. A.armstron Margaret Maycox Cline Will Vogler David Vogler Ralph Vogler Carl Eisele Cora May Walton First Congregational Church Brotherhood of St. Paul's Dames of Malta Nurses Alumni Association Kenneth Wise East Broad Street Brotherhood of Second Congregational Church Helping Hand Society West Second W. B.A Women's Benefit Association Wellington Vermilion Amheret Nellie C. V. Heppert Itolen Sawyer NEC Card Club Dana Fox Second Congregational Church Frank Lovejoy Porto Rico Juanita Gibbs O. P.S Miss Gibbs J. Elwyn Akin Alma Scheuneman Agnes Kalter Jessie Whitby Dorothy Garley Olive Ziegman Helen Keller Minnie Haas Harold McGown C. H. Gibbs Tenth Street W.L. Burner Warren Dudley Norsworthy Oakland St. Paul's Church Walter Graber Fitchner Franarile Women’s Union Thursay Ben ‘Graber Young Ladies’ Mission Society Young Ladies’ Missionary Society Bertha Mary Milles Africa Allen FP. T. A Allen School Parent Teacher Association Grace Lutheran Church F. J. Schumm F. Neuwirth Teane Burns Eliza Waldorf J. D. Hand C. M. Terry Euclid Avenue Baptist Church Brock Martin Martin Lew Cluert Bo Sire Co Wed W. 18Th St New York, N.Y Deane Burns Spears Woman's Club Department Miss Faulhaber Wernert Literary Club Hears Allens Mary and Martha Rowena emcLe MES, Schaub Amiliary Knights OF ST. John Herman Paeth Anna Monroe Mary Dunlap Dundee Scotland Maurice Pratt Dunlap Carl Milles Toledo Museum of Art Mueum Elyria Social Club Emmanuel Missionary Society FOW Wow Club Pew Worw Club Marie Terry Ratn Kaiser Olive Schuemler Mise Martha Wilton Genevieve Parks Wilma Reid Santa Claus Lepeaux Talleyrand Brownhelm C. O. Iines H. E. Cath Ladies’ Society Brighton Congregational Church Beatty Cor SOF Allen & Bernard Century Block Market NRA Amherst Eagles Hall Davey Fackler October Pith Ernest Appointine Elias Honery H. A. Crandall Middle Avenue
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