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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
3
Local groups hold meetings and gatherings across Elyria including Pythian Sisters Catholic Daughters and Grace Lutheran Young People Society. Notable events cover card parties, mission studies, birthday celebrations, stamp club meeting, and Knights of Columbus Columbus Day observances with multiple hostesses and venues listed.
Admissions list includes Mrs. Jackson Spyder and Mrs. Fred Neurwith among others while discharges name Mrs. Walter Rust and Mrs. Casmer Wesolowaki. A May shower for Mrs. Martin Lotzow honors Eleanor Wilson with Bunco prizes and luncheon at Mrs. McKinley's Tea Room. Family and club meetings follow with Legion auxiliary notes, Friendship Club supper, and WCTU delegation to Cleveland. Birthdays and division tea plans wrap the page.
Mrs David S Ingalls attends a Republican luncheon at the Ameri One venue. Elvis wire sponsors the event with party leaders hosting as guests of honor. The gathering coincides with a nominating meeting for Ohio party figures.
A string of visits and events across Lorain and nearby towns includes Miss Mileen Hastings visiting her parents in Lorain, Mrs. Lehman and George Schwert visiting relatives in Lorain, and many others attending church conferences, Legion auxiliaries meetings, and regional social visits. Notables travel to Cleveland, Avon Lake, Bloomville, and Norwalk districts for religious and community functions, with multiple residents shifting homes and planning trips.
Two hundred attend Dr Neighbour’s Genesis lectures at the First Baptist church in Elyria as the un denominational study continues Friday nights. Dames of Malta install at I O O F Hall with Sovereign Protector Christine Werner and staff from Cleveland. next session Oct 25. Eagles Auxiliary meets with invitation to Halloween party. card party at St Agnes School. various circle and PTA activities noted with planned bake sale and Halloween events. The Cotton Blossom Singers from Piney Woods School will appear at First M E Church next Sunday at 7 30 pm for spirituals and plantation melodies with no admission charge.
Twenty five men attended the Brotherhood gathering at St Pauls church last evening with Karl Leheman leading the discussion on A Man s Debt to the Church. C W Menz reported on the Ohio District Brotherhood convention at Amherst and Karl Quade War was chosen as a delegate to the regional conference in Cleveland next week. After the business session C R Lang served refreshments. Dr E J Bond of East Avenue is in Berea today for Baldwin Wallace College Founders Day programs.
Three meetings fill the October schedule for the Br and P W Club with guests including Hiska Rusky and Professional Women. Miss Harriet Hubbard handles reservations and transport. Events include a YOW CoA evening at 7 45 and a dinner October 20 at Mrs Pik 229 Third Street. Tarner served at 6 2 0 with guest night and the topic The Foy Year Objective. The Wood Brothers Brotherhood supper at 250 Congl Church reports about twenty seven members, a tureen supper, social time, and games under Harold Olmsted. West Side Guild begins fall season with a luncheon and sewing for welfare, next meeting November 3 with tureen dinner. Mrs Chester Nichols hosts at Adi Leiter street. Eleanor Jilmer and Mary Helfrich plan to attend the Ohio State Michigan game in Columbus. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs George Pemsial at Elyria Memorial Hospital on October 12.
Daughters of the American Revolution plan a Friday meeting at the Women’s Club in Cov Friday at 12 39. The agenda includes election of officers and other business.
Two members of the Kean Ruitea Club met at Miss Prekett's Garvin home on a Wednesday noon for a brief business session led by the president. The afternoon was set aside for visiting and sewing. In two weeks Mrs Arias will entertain at Tattersall Court.
A quiet ceremony ended the life of Mrs. Matilda Stranahan of Oxford Avenue as she joined L H Weeden in marriage at the Methodist Episcopal House of worship. Dr E J Bond officiated at Elyria High School venue. the couple plan to reside at 422 Oxford Avenue.
A group of friends gathered at Mrs. L. F. Reisinger’s Oxford avenue home for a bridge game. Two tables played with honors won by Mrs. James Keys and Mrs. George Hockaden. Luncheon followed in the dining room with calendula centerpiece.
William Charles Gedecke twenty two a meat cutter of Lakewood and Le nore Hummel twenty one of Florida apply for a marriage license. Rev Sommerlatte of Lakewood performs the ceremony.
Doctors for years have prescribed creosote based remedies, claiming creomulsion with creosote and six other elements stops lingering coughs and colds. The ad asserts its effectiveness, harmlessness, and easy use with a money back guarantee if not relieved after directed use.
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