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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1931

Page

5

Unikee Club Entertained at Caldwell Home

Three tables of bridge were in play at Miss Rowetta Caldwell on Ninth Street, with prizes to Mrs Ella Welton Miss Sabra Armstrong and Miss Mary Gray. A Halloween luncheon followed. Guests included Miss Sabra Armstrong and Miss Catherine Fulton. The club meets November fourth at Mrs Margaret Williams West Broad Street.

Unikee Club Rowetta Caldwell Ninth Street Ella Welton Sabra Armstrong Mary Gray Catherine Fulton Margaret Williams West Broad George Tufford Third Street Bridge R. T. J. Martin H. D. Biggs A. J. Robson C. M. Theobild Edith Clauser

Evening Fraternity Meeting and Local Society Gatherings

Tonight several groups hold events. Fraternity meets at Elks Restaurant at 6 30. Beacon Light Class at St Pauls Church hosts Emma Manns. Mrs Gladys Wests piano recital at Day’s Music Studios is open to the public. YWCA Fellowship at 7. Clan Robertson 243 meets. Jolly Steppers perform at YWCA. Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary meet in G A R hall. Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge meets. Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary convene. David Nye Chapter De Molay meets.

Community club meetings and activities at local groups

The Goodwill Bridge Club plans a Friday meeting with Mr and Mrs H C West at 130 Longfellow Street. The First Baptist Church Widening Circle meets Friday afternoon at two. Friendship Club at the YWCA held a Wednesday afternoon session with Dorothy Saywell presiding. Subgroups planned hikes, football programs, a new play rehearsal, jubilee planning, and publicity duties led by various chairmen. A supper meeting is planned to close with a gala program.

Goodwill Bridge Club H. C. West Longfellow Street First Baptist Church Friendship Club Dorothy Saywell Inter- O&t Trail Murl Frye Bertha Borie Luella Eisenmann Phylis Pearson Keltz TG Church Kenyon Street Circle No. 2 St. Pauls Evangelical Church Ernst Irion Kate Spiegelberg North Street

Home environment key factor in child discipline says leader

Mrs. B Longworthy of Chicago, First Vice President of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, declared at the annual dinner that home environment is the greatest influence on a child's development and discipline is essential in raising youth.

K. McClelland Warren

Temple Beauty Parlor Trial At 410 Masonic Temple

A brief notice for a beauty parlor trial at the Temple Beauty Parlor located at 410 Masonic Temple Blog. Contact phone g424. The fragment mentions products like Permanent Wave and Finger Wave with unclear pricing codes.

Caeee Bile Marcel Caeserees Sue Temple Masonic Temple

Smythe Honored At Dinner By Scottish Rite Masons

F A Smythe was guest of honor at a congratulatory dinner at Spring Valley Country Club. Seventy five Lorain County Scottish Rite Masons attended to celebrate his election as a active Thirty third degree Mason with guests from Wellington Vermilion and Lorain.

F. A. Smythe Spring Valley Country Club Lorain County Wellington Vermilion Lorain Cleveland

Dahlia Show Saturday with Shane’s Dahlias on Display

Attend the Dahlia show Saturday afternoon and evening to view Shane’s Dahlias on display. Mr Shane will be present to take orders for spring planting at the Hecock Floral Co. located at 333 Broad St.

Shane Hecock Floral Co Broad St

Mrs Alice Castle Is Honored On Birthday Anniversary

Mrs. Alice Castle celebrated her seventy fifth birthday with twenty five relatives and friends at the home of her son L J Castle on Hawthorne street. A large birthday cake, informal gathering, and gifts marked the pleasant evening.

Alice Castle L. J. Castle Hawthorne Street

Epworth League Cabinet Meeting Notes and Plans

The Epworth League of First Methodist church met to discuss topics and leaders for the month and plan a Halloween party. The Booth Festival is set for November 1 with members traveling to Willard Ohio on November 6. The league will oversee the Sunday evening service on the second Sunday each month until Easter, and the 6:30 hour will be moved to 6:00 in winter. Mrs J W Brandt opens her home for the fair kickoff Friday at 2:30 PM, and Mrs C C Jaster chairs the year's program committee. Roy Cope, recently hospitalized in Wheeling WV, is now at Lakeside Hospital in Cleveland recovering from a severe illness.

Second Congregational Church Harland Wilcox Jefferson Street Wilcox Frank Page Ralph Tichenor George Lamberton Glendale Court John Halderman Mason Moore March Pilgrim Community Church Gerald Frank Europe Frank Congregational Church Cora May Walton Mathele Burner Ruth Gates Zella Beavis Jean Manzo Ruth Pape Dr. Watson's Hospital China Mary K. Miller Epworth League The First Methodist Church League Willard Ohio J. W. Brandt Washington Avenue C. C. Jaster Roy Cope Furnace Street Wheeling West Virginia Lakeside Hospital Cleveland

Hospital Notes and Odd Fellows Tonight in Elyria

Admissions include Frank Zatals 156 Irondale street Mrs Charles Frederick North Ridgeville Mrs Joan Smetzer Hast avenue R F D F Discharges Edward Smith Grafton Odd Fellows hear famous orchestra Elyria lodge No 105 I O O F hosted the Wooster Million Dollar Orchestra for a secretary’s night with entertainment and remarks by Dr C J Miller and others including Brecknock and Wiler Reflecting on past meetings and plans for upcoming events including Homecoming night October 27 and bowling night on October 20 Mrs Hattie Smith hosted the Sons and Daughters of Liberty at 656 Broad street with a repeat meeting planned October 23 at her home

Frank Zatals Irondale Street Charles Frederick North Ridgeville Joan Smetzer Hast Avenue Edward Smith Grafton ODD Fellows Elyria Lodge No. 105 Wooster EL. Brecknock A. C. McIntire C. L. Wiler Million Dollar Orchestra Miller Odd Fellowship W. H. Vanoster Elyria Lodge B. F Braother Vanoster Clayton Hall Clayton Walter Watts C. J. Miller Florida Cuba L. OO. F K. Telzeran Noble Grand

Informal Luncheon Honors Mrs Speidel at Saunders Home

An informal bridge luncheon will be held today at Mrs B E Saunders home on Middle avenue in praise of Mrs Speidel of Batavia Ohio who is visiting Mrs H A Crandall of Earlcourt. Two bridge tables will be in play after lunch with fall flowers decorating.

B. E. Saunders Middle Avenue Speidel Batavia Ohio H. A. Crandall Earlcourt

Local Personal News and Upcoming Pivot Card Party

Miss Eleanor Ruth of Amherst visited Elyria friends yesterday. Mr and Mrs Harry Boyd of Birmingham were guests at Mrs Emil Greiner's West Bridge street home. Friends of John Eckler, a student at Ohio Wesleyan, Delaware, are invited to a Pivot Card Party Friday evening at Woodman Hall hosted by Royal Neighbors Dance Cascade Pavilion. Sullivan's Ohioans Adm 25e.

Ed Kelly Ledstreet R. Brown Emil Greiner Birdie Dunn M. Kirk Lauretta Richards Paul Bates Harold Hutchinson E. Collier Eleanor Ruth Amherst Elyria Friends Harry Boyd Birmingham West Bridge Street John Eckler Ohio Wesleyan Delaware

Freshman debate team member noted with local social updates

Mrs. Sweet of the Home for the Aged visits her daughter Grace Sweet in Cleveland. Frank L. Fowler of Monroeville, Ohio, tours Elyria. Hastavenus Smelzer welcomed October birth at Elyria Memorial. Mary Nally resumes duties for Otto Mischka after vacation. Ralph Rosecrans family hosts Fowl in Edison Highway dinner. Luella Chapman visits John McQuate family in Litchfield. R B Roe visits Akron for a Kirby reception. Elyrang guests attend the Fortnightly Musical Club luncheon in Cleveland with Hinman Monroe Troxel Gillie Reefy Wherry Stevens Bowers Fisk to visit OSU. James Fisk plans weekend with L. Fisk in Princeton Ave. Norman Fowle of Boston, ghosts of Gillis, Columbus St. J. M. Gregory hosts Mrs Case Andover sister of Gregory.

Sweet Home For Grace Sweet Cleveland Frank L. Fowler Monrosville Ohio Elyria John Smelzer Hastavenus Elyria Memorial Hospital Mary Nally Otto K. Mischka Ralph Rosecrans Betty Douglase Ralph Fowl Edison Highway Luella Chapman John McQuate Litchfield R. B. Roe Sixth Street Akron Edwin Kirby Elyrang Milas Lucile Hinman Anna Monroe D. S. Troxel E. Gillie K. Reefy 3. G. Wherry George Stevens C. CG. Bowers James Fisk Ohio State University L. Fisk Princeton Avenue Norman R. Fowle Boston Massachusetts E. Gillis Columbus Street J. M. Gregory Chase Street C. B. Case Andover

State P T A Nominating Committee Heads By Carl Martin

Bayton Ohio October reports round table discussions on education and home training during the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers. Prof Henry Miller Bush and Dr Ada Hartlitt to speak at Memorial Hall. The nominating ticket led by Mrs Carl Martin Elyria lists officers and district directors with no contested offices.

Bayton Apy Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers Henry Miller Bush Cleveland College Cleveland Ada Hartlitt National P. T. A. Congress Memorial Hall Carl Martin Elyria Hamilton Shaffer Dayton E. C. Stopher Kent H. P. Strater Toledo Franklin Dunlap Darton Ann L. Buntinbecker Cincinnati Northeast W. B. Kester Akron Northwest District J. B. Williams Southwest District L. D. Peasles

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Unikee Caldwell Laporte H. F. Haas Indian Hollow Road J. N. Haven East Carlisle Ely School Legion Boy Scout Troops Elyria Council of Parent Teacher Assoc Thurs Eve American Legion Hall M. Baldwin Daniel R. Davies Charles M. Buss Jacob Schaub al Koran Shrine A. H. Fiebach Roy Rogers S. H. Squire Elyria Masonic Chorus Walter Hinkle J. Martin Beck Harland Brown Walter Smith Ralph Williams MR. and Mrs. Kelly Henry Choate Cook’s Millinery New Fall Millinery Atwater Kent Golden Atwater Kent Lowboy A. B. Sauer Music CO Mrs. Pettibone H. E. Gustar H. BE. Gustav Allen School Parent-Teacher Association Custar Ob. A. R Elyria Savings Trust the Children’ S Apparel Shop T. J. Hutchings Distinctive Beauty Service Airyle Elyrin, Savings Trust Co Men's Brotherhood Fred Kushinsky Men's Brotherhood of St Marie Resar Bride OF Fred Koons Nicholas Resar Fred Koons Alliance James Daler St. Mary's William Resar Woodman Hall Royal 2 Neeighbors Sullivan’s Ohioans MAG State P. T. A Nominating Sii Rudy Moe 20Th St. Lorain, Ohio Rinso Weak Batiste E—White Elyria Hotel Holland Darwin Hotel Newell
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