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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1934

Page

9

Byers and Bender Marriage Date Announced

Last night at Green Lantern Tea Room Mrs. Carle F. Byers entertained for her daughter Dorthy Byers and announced her engagement to Benjamin M. Bender of Cornell Avenue. Games and prizes topped the party with Miriam McIntire Ruth Selubert and Mrs. George Robson among prize winners. pink and white luncheon decor featured pink dahlias. date set for November ninth.

Green Lantary Tea Room Carle F. Byers Cornell Avenue Miss Dor Benjamin Matthew Bender Mirian McIntire Ruth Selubert George Robson Byers- Bender

Multitude of Local Clubs Schedule Meetings on Monday

A Sunday missive lists numerous Monday gatherings across religious, civic and fraternal groups. Activities include junior queen Esther Seviety with Ruth App Sheldon, various church classes and suppers, the Scarmbcaeus Literary Club with Ruth Blowers, King Solomon's Lodge, Masonic chorus wiener roast, Woman's Club departments, Veterans groups, Beekeepers, Mothersingers at Franklin Ride, Colonial Club, and Welsh and Missionary groups meeting at diverse venues in Canton Lorain Oberlin and nearby locales.

Esther Seviety Ruth App Sheldon Lsat Congregational Church Guild N. A Department of Woman's Club Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary Business and Industral Women’s Bible Class Y. W. Oa Canton Lorain Lorain Co Bee Keepers’ Association Theodore Manns Oberlin W. A. Reed Harvard Ave TP. Reese

Round Table Club Opens 25th Year With First Meeting

The Round Table Club celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary with the first meeting of the year last evening at Mrs. Rockwood as hostess. President Waldemar Nichols outlined past work and future plans, with committees named for programs featuring member articles and holiday observances. New members Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stevens and Mr. and Mrs. Worth Faver joined. next meeting Oct 15 at Dr. W. B. Rubbeil home for a Halloween party.

Round Table Club Rockwood W. R. Comings Waldemar Nichols F. N. Cook Western Hemisphere James Thomas Edward Weeks Atlantic Monthly Richard F. Stevens Worth Fauver W. B Rubbeil Hallowe'en Envertainment Committee

Men’s Missionary League Meeting at Presbyterian Church

The Men’s Missionary League of the United Presbyterian Church will meet Monday evening at 7 30 in the church parlors. George Krugman leads devotion. Discussions cover various committees with chairs named. Musical numbers include solo, duet, and choir quartet. An important business meeting and social half hour will follow. The group is rapidly growing and invites all men of the church to attend.

Men's Missionary League United Presbyterian Church George Krugman R. W. Ramage Herbert Cooke C. L. Bristol R. I. Kirkpatrick Bors T. F. Seers

The Power of Prayer Subject at First Spiritualist Church

The First Spiritualist Church presents The Power of Prayer as Sunday evening topic, drawn from Psalm 2 and Luke. Pastor Mr. Fryberger will be assisted by workers. Message Circle meets Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock. Public invited to all services.

Firet Churesh Fryberger

State Officers Guests As D A R Opens Activities

State officers were hosted at a Daughters of the American Revolution meeting opening activities on Friday October 12. Mrs John W Brandt presided at luncheon for fifty as Mrs Arthur Juse led devotion with Mrs W L Fay and State Chaplain Mrs Charles Crehore offering inspiration. Reports from officers were read and literature reviews listed eight new films and several book titles. Remarks from State Regent Asa Cleastinger and others highlighted national and state programs, scholarships, and district events. Hostesses included Mrs J H Churchward and others.

Daughters of the American Revolution John W. Brandt Arthur Juse W. UL. Fay Charles Crehore Brandt A. . Judnutt A. Terry MacDermid James H. Rogers Mae Anen Asa Clee Astinger Olese Add Ras John S. Heaume Benjamin Franklin Clara Barton Herbert Backus D. A. KR Charles Logier Vria Fort Lauderdale Provida J. H. Churchward J. Dunner G EL French G. W. Goodman Fla. Lawrence Ales. I. Powers Reublin Dadss

Husband and Wife Bible Class Opens at Church of Christ

Elyria reports the newly formed Husband and Wife Bible Class will convene at The Church of Christ on Second and Chapel Streets at 9 30 am. The program includes a talk by H H, a piano organ duet with Wilmot and Short leading song, and Mr. Fowler teaching from The Gospel of Mark. The class welcomes all husbands and wives not in another Bible class.

Elyria Church of Christ Mr. Fowler

Lamphier entertains for bride of summer

Mrs BP Lamphier of 712 Boster avenue hosted a Friday afternoon party honoring Mrs Martha Elliott, daughter of Mrs Nola Willig of Lond and wife of a Cadiz Ohio resident. Guests from Lorain and Elyria attended. awards were given to several ladies and gifts showered on the honoree. Luncheon followed in a dining room decorated for Hallows Eve.

BP. Lamphier Boster Avenue Martha Elliott Nola Willig Cadiz Ohio M. N. Sly Anna Ward Ruby Twontas J. Blodosky F Murdock Lorain Elyria

Elvira Man's Bible Class at River Theatre Event

Nearly 100 men attended the Elvira Man's Bible Class at River Theatre with plans for about 100 more. Prank Als baritone soloist to perform and Clare Short, longtime pianist, has left for another assignment. George Martin hopes to announce a notable musical development for the class. Hindman will speak on Jesus and the Will of God. The class convenes at 9 30 A M and invites all men.

River Theatre Clare Short Church of Christ George Martin Hindman Wil Jesus God Rivoli Theatre

Third Number In Festival Series Speaker Elwood T Buley

Elwood T Buley, set to speak October 16 at the Elyria Women's Club, is a keen student of social and economic conditions with WWI contact in Europe. A former personnel director for a Western banks chain, he now works in investment and real estate, delivering a dynamic talk titled Cash For the New Deal to business audiences.

Elwood T. Buley Elyria Ican Business New Business Ten Then East

Parties Celebrated for Miss Gwendolyn Gaines

A pair of social events honoring Gwendolyn Gaines featured afternoon and evening gatherings. Guests played Pedro and Cootie with prizes to Cora Ber and J Van Amburgh in Pedro and Whitacre and Mertes for Cootie. Gifts, refreshments, and dancing followed, with multiple attendees named and extended social hosting noted.

Gwendolyn Yeetordas John Tusa Ray Ewers At. Kistner Joan Resar Pedro Cootie Cora Ber J van Ambureh Whitacre Mertes Guines Vip Funeheon Oman Aragqmiere Marie Rhoansfest Rubyt

Prestry to preach Sunday at Ist Methodist Church

Reverend Joseph E F Friestley of the North East Ohio Conference Board of Education will speak at the morning service of Kirst Methodist Episcopal Church. The sermon titled To Live will begin at 7:45 AM. Choir directed by Robert T Moore will perform Life Up Your Heads by Rogers. The event includes youth service with the McGrew sisters singing and Mrs Jackson narrating a Holy Gear Charie tale. Helen Osborne will discuss Lessons fran Leaves at the Junior Church. Benny Campbell leads the Leagie meeting at Bu POM Theante. An evening sermon titled He Took tb Ups Bam Disine Arithmene will be followed by Great frad to Thee My Evening Song by shelles. Evening service starts at 7:50 PM. All invited.

Joseph EF. Friestley Board of Education Penny Renionats Edcation Kirst Rogers McGrew Jackson W Taler Helen Osborne Junmer Fran Leaves Beny Campbeth Shelles

Christian fundamentals and services at Elyria church

Rev Utterback continues sermons on Christian Fundamentals with Jesus and the Christ. Junior sermon revolves around Fishers of Men. Morning anthem I Know Not How Bethlehem's Babe. Sidney Tanner sings The Woods My Master Went. Intermediate Christian Endeavor meets at 6 00 PM for social hour and worship. Bible Baseball may be played. Midweek service on Wednesday studies the Minor Prophets Book of Mind. Teachers training class begins Thursday at 1 30 PM. Trey Utterback conducts two courses Life and Teachings of Jesus and Fundamentals of Religious Education for Sunday School teachers. Dr Robert E Brown of Oberlin preaches at First Congregational Elyria at 10 45 AM on The New Oxford Movement in Religion. Choir conducts Supplication by Charles P Scott led by Mrs George Tulk. Church school meets in departments at 9 30 AM.

A. J. Fenner Emmanuel Lutheran Church Eleanor Erickson Ruth Higgins Virginia Born Ralph Bauer Harold Sayles J. Martin Beck Galilee Morris Ivanoff First United Presbyteran Church Qelock Men’s Missionary League League Utterback Betlehem Babe Farmington Trace McKinnick Sidney Tanner I Nntermediate Christian Endeavor Aint Trey. Utterback Jesus New Oxford Movement Robert E. Brown Oberlin First Congregational Church Elyria George Tulk Charles P. Scott Church School

Anne Salek Honored At Pre Nup Shower

Mrs Constantine Mikich hosted a miscellaneous shower for Anne Salek at 907 Clark Street with Mrs Frank Salek as assistant. The event honored her upcoming marriage to Steve Stefek at St Mary’s Church on October 27 at 9 am. Sixty three guests attended with games, prizes, gifts, and refreshments. Salek works for Ridge Too Go and the groom elect with Perry Fay Co.

Anne Sale Constantine Mikich Anne Salek Clark Street Frank Salek Steve Stefek St. Mary's Church Miss Salak Ridge Too Go Perry Fay Co

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges

Hospital notes list admissions including Eileen Donelson of Ashland and Neta Weldner of Valley City, with Mrs Fred Smith and Mrs Noward Barres also admitted. Discharges include Robert Dean in Cleveland Therese Snyder at 238 Fourth Street Jean Vattermatl 241 Hamilton Ave Winifred Ehricke 242 Cates Ave and Polly Jones 143 Bath Street.

Eileen Donelson Ashland Neta Weldner Valley City Fred Smith B.D Noward Barres Su Abbe Road Dacharges Robert Dean

Bible School and Church Meetings Placed for Week

A series of religious meetings is announced for the coming days with public services at The Chapel Streets Bible School. Topics include The Necessity for Recognition of Law and Order and The Early History of the Campbells. Speakers include Tomor row ll Nye and Mr Fowler. Mrs D A Baird and Mrs James A Smith lead music and Junior Church.

Bible School Church of Christ Second Chapel Streets Ll. H. Nye Elyria Sayings and Trust Co Fowler H. Gannett D. A. Baird James A. Smith Tommie Afiss L. Alexander Shuting C .E. Sortrety Gratton Lucile Hand Herman Vannert Campbells

Kings Daughters Class Meeting at First Methodist

The King's Daughters Sunday School class of the First Methodist met at Mrs. Fred Underhit's Fire Street home. Miss Sarah Yoder presided, devotions led by Mrs. Mason Smith, and Mrs. E. E. Dettman sang. Gertrude Jaster spoke engagingly, Banks and Mrs. Townsend led games, and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Wurley and Mrs. Boothroyd. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Underhill and assistants. Next meeting set for the second Friday in November.

Kivg's Daughters King's Daughters First Methodist Sunday School Fred Underhit Fire Street Sarah Yoder Mason Smith E. E. Dettman Gertrude Jaster Henry Townsend Wurley Boothroyd Underhill Mesdames Ault Bloomfield Deets Henry Minch Townsend Mattie Mamie Fullmer

New Club Organized by HH 8B Members

The HH 8B Club organized at Reva Taylor home on Lincoln Court with Josephine Whitmore elected president and Reva Taylor as vice president Friedaline Bliss became treasurer Florence Smith joined as a member along with Dorothy Hebebrand and Betty Bishop. The group held a planning meeting at Dorothy Hebebrand home on LaGrange Road on October 19.

Reva Taylor Lincoln Court Josephine Whitmore Friedaline Bliss Florence Smith Dorothy Hebebrand Betty Bishop LaGrange Road

Ipsson study and services at 2nd Congregational church

The Ipsson study by 2nd Congregational Sunday School classes discusses The Christian and big Bible from Acts 8 26 39. The school convenes at 9 46 The morning worship starts 10 45 with Rev. F Wiseman preaching The choir sings Come Holy Spirit by Henry Wilder The junior group meets at 6 p m with Dorothy McKee leading a discussion on Courtesy Not a Trifle Miss Trene Upton leads the Senior E group

Ipsson 2Nd Congregational F. Wiseman Henry Wildermere Dorothy McKee Trene Upton

Riddle and visits highlight busy June week in town

June guest Mins from Philadelphia stays with Burns on Hast Avenue while Ridgeville Girl Scouts camp on Abbe Road. Visitors arrive from Santa Monica to Cleveland Street. Hospital stay ends for Winifred Ehricke as she recovers at home. First Baptist Church hosts Home Coming Week with services led by Dr. Neighbour and Evangeli st messages. Community events include Amherst and Penfield Junction meetings, jail outreach, and prayer gatherings. An Ashland College Gospel Team event closes the note.

June Riddle Philadelphia Peane Burns Hast Avenue Ridgeville Abbe Road B.D. Reynard Santa Monica California W. O Bird Cleveland Street Winifred Ehricke Elyria Memorial Mospital Gates Avenue Baptist Churcie Cta First Baptist Church Neighbour Grafton Harold Briggs Harrie Stevick City Hall Amherar 4Th Se John Smith Osford Hazel Mower Neufer On

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