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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1929
Page
3
Crossword clues mixture and scattered society notes from Elyria columns. Names include Mrs Cordelia Hanway and Miss Irene Winn with several travelers and New York trips. details outline meetings on furniture refinishing and a community achievement event, ending with an average number of women.
The Fine Arts Department of the Woman's Club held its initial meeting at the club house on Monday afternoon. The program featured the Book Shelf series with 15 minute book reviews by Mrs. E J Howesstine, including Preface of Morals by Walter Lippmann and The Rebel Generation by Jo Van Ammers Euler. The Lafayette talk by Mrs. C C Saum praised his courage and service, with notes on his life before and after the French Revolution and his influence on American figures. A social hour followed, led by Mrs. Nettie Lawnden and assistants. Next meeting is November eleventh featuring a harp recital by Miss Margaret Land.
Misa Bonar reports about fifteen attendees at each meeting so far. Navy harnesses static electricity to forecast weather for aviators. The Capitol et Washington spans 754 feet 4 inches north to south and 350 feet east to west. Portugal plans to expand public health and social insurance programs.
A dense local listing shows events tonight from the Literary Club with Miss Clara Williams to the Tigredia Social Club in Cleveland. Various women’s and service groups gather at the Y W C A, Mooseheart and I O O F halls, with installations noted for the Brotherhood of American Women and social gatherings at several streets and venues. Elyria headlines note four Elyria students pledged at Ohio Wesleyan University and local hospital updates for Richard Clark and Lady Heath, with family notices of Mrs. Kate Huffman’s return from Lima after a death in the family.
Circle Four of the First Methods Church meets October seventeenth at two fifteen. Daughters of St Andrew's meet Wednesday at Mrs. Davis's Pasadena Avenue home. Crazy Club gathers tonight at Miss Clara Williams's East Broad Street home. No preaching at LaPorte Methodist due to Rally Day at Columbia Church. Ridgeville PTA meets Thursday in the school auditorium with two speakers from Opporenity School and lunch. Widening Circle meets Friday at Mrs. Perces's Oberlin Road home. Mission Study Club meets Friday at the Congregational church for a six o'clock supper. Lost ladies listed: Mrs Hand, Mrs Smith, Miss Bassett, Miss Benham, Miss Seaton, Mrs Saunders. Farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Smith at J. Foreman home on Cleveland Street with weiner roast. Plans for Lutheran Pro Reformation celebration set for November 2 at Elyria High School with Rev. E. G. John as speaker. Lorain County medical society invited to dine at Elyria Memorial Hospital October 15 for maternity department opening. Dr A. J. Skeel to address obstetrical topics. Mrs Martha Ridgeway of 214 Fifth Street visiting daughter in Minetto, New York, taken to Minetto Hospital for operative treatment.
Loretta Nicholi daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Nicholi and Albert Schaef er son of Mr and Mrs Schafer Elyria united in marriage this morning at nine oclock in St Agnes church with Rev Father Reilly officiating. Decoration included Cathedral palms and towers. Bride wore ivory satin with tulle veil and orange blossoms. Bridesmaid Edna Nicholl wore blue satin. Best man Walter Thorny. Frank Mackert organist. A wedding breakfast followed at the couple’s home. They will reside in Elyria after a two month honeymoon to New York Washington and Florida.
A quiet Monday recital at the King residence featured the Um, FE, Aust ranjo, Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra performing classic to jazz pieces with multiple encores. Miss Elsie Schroeder hosted the Lai-A-Lot Bridge club with prizes, and various lodge, club, and church groups held meetings and elections. Hospital notes list admissions and a run of licenses and staff.
Mrs Emma Weiland visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bourquin of Mannor. Ohie L A Obitts of 35 Fourth Street spent Sunday in Wheaton Illinois visiting his daughter. Miss Ruth Obitts a Wheaton College student. Dr A B McKrick attends American College and Congress of Surgeons Chicago. Dr G E Morer Elyria Memorial Hospital attends Clinical Congress at American College of Surgeons Chicago. Mrs Earl Hastings of 362 Furnace Street returned home after weekend with sister Miss Edith McCarthy in Cleveland. Mrs F J Sittuinger Jr of Abbey Road and Mrs Mary Friedel of Cleveland left for visit with friends in St Louis Missouri. Miss Elizabeth Cawrse and brother George Cawrse of Stanford Avenue returned from …
Lorain county farm women start a furniture refinishing program with seven meetings this week and next under the county extension service. More than 100 women in seven communities will participate by next week, said Wilma Bonar, county extension agent. An Oberlin Farm Women's club meeting is set for tomorrow, with sessions planned at Columbia, Eaton, Russia township, Huntington, and Ridgeville on specified dates in October.
A Friday event at Grange Hall in Ridgeville features the Cooks Orchestra providing music for dancing. Also available is a furnished home for rent with garage on Eastern Heights, contact phone 39944.
Doughaus offers special party pricing for doughnuts from Lagrange Tastee Doughnut Co with phone contact LaGrange 10 for orders and inquiries.
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