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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1935

Page

11

Reception for Pastor Wellington greets new minister

Wellington area members of the Methodist Episcopal church hosted a reception Friday evening for Rev Lonzo Green and wife from Greenwich, with remarks by Charles Barnes and opening by Daurel Shepard. A ladies quartet and two cello numbers entertained, followed by a dining room reception and further remarks from local clergy.

Wellington Methodist Episcopal Church Lonzo Green Greenwich Methodist Church Daurel Shepard Charles Barnes Lorza Green Gertrude Dibble Martha BeVier Opal Grose Leora Yontheimer Marjore Young LaRue Florence Starr The Missionary Society Loszo Green John Green Wilda Abbott Laura Mary Johns Charlies Barnes Greenwich Green William Morrain St. Patrick’s Catholic Church J. H. Green Baptist Church Louie Green M. E

Local notices and society briefs in Wellington page

Miss Edith Robinson attended the Ohio State Association in Cleveland. Mrs. Charles Ormerold recovered from illness. Congregational church ladies met at Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Record's for a covered-dish luncheon and social. Florence Fortney and Neal Braeley attended district meeting at Wadsworth. Elden Varian and family visited, as did Earl Biggs of Lakewood. Barker Street home trades and new homes noted. Rally Day services held with 225 present. Joint Aid and Missionary meeting planned at Mrs. Albert Lees’s home. Goodhuil truck from Lorain to collect clothing Friday. Home Guards of the M. E. Church held first meeting of year with lessons on Mexican customs. Officers elected for each class and organ, with light refreshments served to twenty.

Edith Robinson Liberaran Ohio State Association Cleveland Charles Ormerold Congregational Church C. W. Record Boon Florence Fortney Neal Braeley Wadsworth Elden Varian Joyce Paytlis Duckett Elyria Mae_ Carroll Wight Charles Barnes Howard Pase Lonzo Green T. M. Pfeiffer Jesus Miss Leinhardt Lorain M. E J. C. Turner Miguel Angel Olaver Eastin Rebecca Rocker Jean Whiteside Rafael Consuelo United States Real Ss. S Carol Nichols Edith Barns Dorothy Norton Serry Smith Marc Wirbeck Carol Linder Treia Page

Birthday gatherings honor Betty Lou and A E Hayes

Mrs. Kenneth Herrick hosted a gathering for Betty Lou’s fourth birthday with games and refreshments. A 51st birthday for Mr. A E Hayes followed, with a six thirty dinner and gifts for family members. A social hour concluded the events.

Kenneth Herrick Betty Lou Eshmenis A. E. Hayes

Mrs Fortney Honored by Temple Chapter of Eastern Star

Lady officer Mrs Florence Fortney was honored at an elaborate Oriental dinner at the Ramser Hotel. Temple Chapter members hosted the event Thursday evening with a ceremonial lace cloth presentation and remarks by Mrs Beatrice Brad- cordway and other officers. A social hour followed at the hosts home with a group gathering and light refreshments.

Camden Baptist Ladies Aid party hosts quilt gathering

Mrs. Sarah Calkins opened her Kipton home to the Camden Baptist Church Ladies Aid Society on a Wednesday afternoon. The group pieced quilt blocks and enjoyed a supper with guest Mrs. Elsie Chrysler. Nearby, several Camden homes are being wired for electricity and expect to begin service soon.

Ladies’ Atd Society Kipton Ohio Sarah Sarah Calkins Ladies Aid Society Camden Baptist Church Elsie Chrysler Camden

Alma Whittaker Finds Chemistry Breakthrough At Mill

Alma Whittaker, an impoverished former debutante, works in a dye mill lab and advances a promising dye chemistry formula. Her quiet rise includes pay raises and a promotion while she pursues a patent worthy discovery with mentor Mr Garrett guiding patent safeguards. Sig Born dike and Adele Parner appear as the chapter ends.

Alma Alma Whittaker Lawson Whittaker Bi Sands Tommy Aunt Herriet Mr. Garrett Miss Whittaker Bill Sands Garrett Jeanit Thorning Sig Borndike Adele Parner

Wires Being Strung and Church Wired This Week

Poles have been placed and wires strung with expectant completion this coming week. The Baptist church and parsonage will also be wired. In community notes, the Sewing Club was entertained at Mrs. Stella Sharp's home. The Kipton High School Boys Club entered a writer roast at the river on the Silvestro farm. Various local visitations and family updates follow, including relatives from Cleveland Daytona Beach Akron Oberlin Vermilion and ongoing correction about a moved residence.

Young Woman's Sewing Club Kipton High School Wieter Silvestro Farm

Weekend Visits Cover Three Rivers and Oberlin Guests

Richard of Three Rivers Michigan spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Leral Neal and family. Mr and Mrs Barry Weber of Oberlin were supper guests recently of the former's parents Mr and Mrs J N Weber. Mrs Lawrence Jackson and Ms G A Brumber were Elsinal visitors Tuesday and called at the home of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Davidson. Floyd Twining of Brighton is making her home with Mrs Sarah Calkins. Miss Vivian Twining also lives there. Reuben Calkins Ray Rory Green and June Lewis returned Wednesday from fishing trips in Canada and Northern Michigan. A dog in Edmonton obeys traffic signals, a Hilie wire haired terrier that stops at red lights and crosses on green.

Barry Weber Oberlin Mrr J. N. Weber Lawrence Jackson G. A. Brumber Elsinal Lloyd Davidson

Wedding delays stir fair crowds in Seneca County

The mother of 20 year old Pauling Doll delayed a wedding ceremony at the Seneca County Fair for an hour awaiting license approval. Officials note superstition and various beliefs around ceremonies and wandering sharks are mentioned as part of the colorful report.

Tiffs Pauling Doll Seneca County Fair

Lydia Squires Elected District President at 12th District Convention

Lydia Squires was elected district president of the Women's Relief Corps for the coming year as the 12th District held its convention in Strongsville Saturday. Elyria was well represented with twenty seven Richard Allen Corps members present. Rose Warner, department president, was escorted with a canopy of 26 American flags. Henry Steyies, past department officer of Sons of Veterans and honorary member of Elyria G A R, was a guest. Delegates from nine corps attended from Strongsville, Wellington, Wadsworth, and Elyria. Mrs Rose Woer, department president, gave inspiring addresses on patriotism. The convention featured Girl Scouts and three Erma Corps members acting as officers. The afternoon session focused on Ritualistic work, with Erma Corps winning a prize for the most members present from a single corps. Distinguished officers attended, and the 1956 convention will be held in Elyria.

Lydia Squires Women's Relief Corps Strongsville Stron Ra Wellington Wadsworth Wer Orville Rose Woer Fredath Grand Army Girl Scouts Erna Corps Lottie Lewis Anna Bright Anna Keller Strongsville Corps Elrma Corps Elizabeth Kersting Columbus Ohio Grece Brady Toledo Edith Christy Oberlin Elrria

Veterans Meet of Sons of Union Veterans Dist TH District

Sunday gathering at the IL 0. O. F. ball drew seventy attendees for the Sons of Union Veterans and their auxiliary. Commander Harry Hares of Cleveland led a forenoon session and 12:30 luncheon. Comrade Wester and guests including department commander C. F. Stazler Mansfield and past president Clara Yingling attended.

Sons of Union Veterans O. F. Ball Harry Hares Cleveland Sons of Enion Veterans Auxiliary Wetster C. F. Stazler Mansfield H. B. Stevick Wellington Park S. Yingling Clara Yingling D. of T. V Bury Village Wooster Lorain Willoughby

Pre-Nuptial Courtesy Honored Jolly Dozen Club Event

Mrs Walter Grobe and daughter Marian hosted the Jolly Dozen Club full of Del (delicious) treats and games with Violet Schroeder high score and Helen Pitcock low. Miss Miriam Fel to wed Harvey Curtis this Saturday. The league will hold a WC A assembly on current events with Katherine Shubert and Phillis Jarcox in charge. Over one hundred four women have registered for Leaste classes. Ona Holly notes more time to enroll.

Walter Grobe Marian Jolly Dozen Paris Miriam Fel Harvey Curtis Cootie Violet Schroeder Helen Pitcock Miss Fowl

Grace Bitner Birthday Party for Classmates

Grace Bitner entertained classmates from the three thirty unit six thirty of her eleventh birth. Games were played and prizes awarded to the winners. Dinner was served at six thirty by Mrs Ror Bitner, mother of the guest.

Grace Bitner Ror Bittner 59Stess

Encampments Meet Here For District Gathering

North west Encampment No 188 held a district meeting at the I G O F temple with reps from Lorain Oberlin Olmsted Falls Toledo Findley and Elria. After brief business the entertainment committee led by P C McKenzie presented songs talks by Ohio Grand officials and a general discussion before a three course luncheon.

Northwest I. G. O. F. Temple Lorain Oberlin Olmsted Falls Toledo Findler Elrria P. C. McKenzie Walter C. Smith Elyria Ohio Walter Kuntz Carl Berger Driver Findley Mr. Smith Paul Wainwright Hayde Wood A. J. Fuller Grand Lodge Iich Allan Sant “the Blind Plowman Chieef Frank Wilson Qbertia Canton No. 93

Guido sisters lead Lorain youth at United Brethren meeting

Visit of thirty Church of Christ Christian Endeavor members to United Brethren Church Lorain produced a spirited hour of music and talks by the Guido sisters renewing joy in Christian living. Next week’s meeting is set for the Church of Christ Upper Room, with a special program. On Friday evening October 18 the group will meet at 7:36 for treasure hunt instructions and partridge location.

Church of Christ Christian Endeavor United Brethren Church of

Birthday Honor for Carl Shamel in Grafton

Carl Shamel of this city was honored on his 33rd birthday with a party hosted by his in laws Mr and Mrs Ford Dernier in Grafton. Pinechle furnished entertainment and Barry Dernier and Mrs Carl Shamel played piano solos. Luncheon followed at midnight for seventeen guests including Mr and Mrs Clifford Stanfield Mr and Mrs Charles Betts Mr and Mrs Joe Kaylor Mrs Ada Weiland Ernie Neubauer Mrs Herman Postal Barry Dernier Robert Dernier Joseph Noster Jack Shamel Justine Ann Dedic Ruth and Eric Postal.

Carl Shamel Ford Dernier Grafton Ada Weiland Ernie Neubauer Herman Postal Barry Dernier Robert Dernier Joseph Noster Jack Shamel Justine Ann Dedic Ruth Eric Postal

Hymn Origins Talk At Epworth League Meeting

Paulie Gisigey led the Epworth League of the M B church in a program on Hymns Their Meaning and Origin. Mrs Hazel Brodbeck sang Nearer My God To Thee and Jesus Lover of My Soul. Ed Bemborer led group singing and Robsri Adams provided refreshments. An invitation was issued to visit next Sunday evening. Two county league rallies are planned in Wellington Thursday with a meeting at 6 39 at the church. The meeting closed with God Be With You.

Paulie Gisigey Epworth League M. B. Church Robsri Adams Hazel Brodbeck Jesus Ed. Bemborer Church of Christ Visi County League Wellington

Licenses Granted To Local Adults In Elvria District

Leonard Whitney Leland of Cleveland an electrician and Margaret Laura Kiser of Elsvia receive licenses. Artseid Heinzerling also of Elvria bank clerk and Elizabeth Hancock of Elvria are noted.

Leonard Whitney Leland Cleveland Margaret Laura Kiser Elsvia Artseid Heinzerling Elvria Elizabeth Hancock

Savings Lose Billings Ridge Barn Fire Loss

Mrs Annie Harv ish Canadian housekeeper kept 3 luxuries and $2350 in her barn at Billings Ridge for safekeeping. The barn burned down and she began saving again.

Billings Ridge Annie Harvish

Joint C E Rally At Second Congregational Church

The Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society met at 8 o'clock last evening to discuss Why We Pray. A rally for seniors and interns will be held tonight with Glenn Massmen as speaker. a social hour follows. Also St Pauls Young Peoples Leagues discussed The World Vision of Jesus led by Betty Kauffman with Don Gunder and others.

C. E Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society Second Congregational Church Aix O'Clock Beatrice Feil Jed Iehhurch Glenn Massmen St. Paul's Young Peoples Leagues Betty Kauffman Don Gunder Margaret Dostal Evelyn Lyndon Marian Palas Wilson Fox Wayne Johnson Ruth Miadock

West Ridge Honored on 80th Birthday

Mrs Nettie Eldred of Murray Ridge celebrated her 86th birthday with about 40 Carlisle Grangers and relatives at her home Tuesday evening. The gathering included games socializing and a lunch with numerous gifts cards and bouquets. Attending locals listed among her family and friends.

West Ridge Nettie Eldred Murray Ridge Carlisle

Woman’s club meeting closes with refreshments served

Mrs Babcock led the gathering while H J Hutter and several members including Mrs Richards, Mrs Strickler, Mrs Mil ton Babcock, and others shared a conten and refreshments. Names noted include Mrs Sit ter, Mrs Minnich, Mrs Mason, Mrs Haka and Mrs SN Williams of Weat Ridge. Mrs L Walker will host November meeting.

Mary Mason Harvey Haka SN. Williams Weat Ridge R. L. Walker

Funeral attendance for Patty Ruth Penfound service

Attended funeral notices list participants. Sirs Hazel Caywood Har lan Penfound Merle Penfound and son Robert Mrs Mary Hahn Mrs Jos Briggs and Harvey Hahn attended the service for Patty Ruth Penfound of Elsha held on Wednesday.

Patty Ruth Penfound Elsha Hazel Caywood Harlan Penfound Merle Penfound Robert Mary Hahn Jos Briggs Harvey Hahn

Senior 4-H Initiation at Carlisle Grange Hall

The Senior 4-H club held a Wednesday evening business meeting at Carlisle Grange hall with seven new members joining from across the county. Local attendees included Margaret and Mildred Pallas, Lois Eldred, Leota Drusendahl, Zelda Schramm, Leroy Gotro, and Robert Penfound. Also noted were visits by the Pickworth family from Pittsfield and a Parent-Teacher Association meeting at West Ridge School on Thursday October 20 with Akron-bound Mrs Evricher Peters and Gannett attending the state convention.

Carlisle Grange Hall Margaret and Mildred Pallas Lois Eldred Leota Drusendahl Zelda Schramm The Jolly Hustlers Leroy Gotro Robert Penfound Banner Club Claytor Pickworth Robert Oris Paty Pittsfield B. L. Walker Corbett West Ridge Evricher Peters Gannett Akron H. M. Tapper Eugene Hall Carl Turner

Still Coughing Creamulsion Ad Pitch

An advertising blurb urges readers to try Creamulsion for coughs chest colds or bronchial irritation. It promises money back if not satisfied and emphasizes instant trial of the product.

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