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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1934

Page

9

Mabel Boardman a pillar of Red Cross service

Day by day Mabel Boardman shaped the American Red Cross into a semi official arm of the federal government. She worked with Teft and Foster to craft a charter, rebuilt the organization, and sent relief abroad. Her vision left chapters nationwide and public health nurses in remote communities, earning medals from emperors and presidents while the Red Cross stayed ready to save lives.

Mabel Boardman Red Cross Mabel Ben American Red Cross Roosevelt Cleveland Washington Children's Day Nursery Children’s Hospital America William Howard Teft John W. Foster Congress Organization of the Red Cross Pendent Society For Weare United States Hughes Italy Japan Russia West Indies Boardman

Society Notes From A Parkview Court Gathering

Miss Edith Faulhaber hosted last evening at Parkview Court, entertaining her sister Miss Mary Faulhaber ahead of her wedding to Paul Krebs. Guests included Miss Nettie Paton honored for high score, with Mrs. Wayne Cropp and Miss Helen Chervenka also noted. Yellow and green decor, large yellow umbrella centerpiece, gifts for the bride-to-be. Also reported are sorority meeting with Kathryn Nivus, bridge prizes, and various club activities including a Halloween masquerade at Mrs. Sam Avery Sr.’s home with prizes for costumes. Plans discussed for a silver tea October 24 at Mrs. Martin Roberts’s River Road home. An Oberlin bee-keepers’ group hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ther Odere Manis, with plans for the Association banquet in November. A Scarabacus Literary Club met at Ruth Blowers’s home to discuss Unfinished Cathedral by T. S. Stribling, with Beatrice Demirjian reviewing and election of officers.

Edith Faulhaber Mary Faulhaber Parkview Court Paul Krebs Nettie Paton Wayne Cropp Helen Chervenka B. B BB. B. Club Sam Avery Fairlawn Avenue Avery Hallowe'er Harry Dickens Earl Hawkins Hallowe'en David Beattie William Cook Harry Dickens, Jr Emily Serry Harold Scrivens Arthur Radde Thosa Weet Erie T. Reese Oy Martin Roberts Leragin Ther Odere Manis Oberlin Bord North Ridge Scarabacus Literary Club Ruth Blowers Courtland Street Beatrice Demirjian T. S. Stribling Stribling South Milt Varden Second National Bank Florence Alabama All Souls Milt Vaiden Bowes Jerry Catlin Lydan D+ getter House of God A. Adlee Petrie Delia Marie Vivcen Maurer Jeanne Marie Kellire

Every Woman Should Have Beautiful Hands Ad by Janet Baker

Janet Baker Beauty Consultant promotes a solution to rough red chapped hands caused by work and exposure. She claims science offers excellent means to remove the visible effects from soaps, powders, sun, and wind, noting the product as the best of its kind.

Janet Baker

Sofskin Hand Cream Trial Offer Coupon

A popular new creme from Sofskin promises white smooth hands with healing oils. Local druggists offer the 25 cent size for 10 cents to customers who present the attached coupon while supplies last.

Sofskin

Party honors Isabelle Wes sell at Park Avenue shower

Wiss lems invited friends to a Park Avenue home last evening for a wedding shower for Isabelle Wes sell bride to Tom Sahen Otoher J. Guests admired prizes won by Wiss Muasrich and M Florence Smith for fit and ger ond high sores. The centerpiece basket used yellow and green decorations.

Iabelle Wisslems Park Avenue Pamipless Isaballe Wessell Tom Sahen Otoher J Wiss Muasrich M Florence Smith Crosaett

Nightly church and club gatherings in Elyria area

Local groups convene across Elyria including Grace Lutheran and United Presbyterian churches, St Johns and St Agnes parishes, Cloverless Circle, Daughters of Scotia, Business and Professional Women's Club with speaker Gertrude Jaster at the YWCA, Epsilon Sigma Alpha, Masquers, Beacon Light class, Women of Moose, Flying Woman's Club at the High School, A A A W psychology group, Elyria Lodge 103 I O O F, and American Legion Auxiliary sessions.

Junior Society of Grace Luthieran Church Truth Seekers United Presbyterian Church Isaac Beattie Garvin Avenue Young People’s Society of St. John's Church Young People’s Club St. Agnes Church Cloverless Circle M. J. Roth Oxford Avenue Triple Four Phyllis Jaycox Bondstreet Daughters of Scotia Gertrude Jaster Epsilon Sigma <Alpha Sorority Benny Rober Beacon Light St. Paul's Church Women of Moose Elwood T. Bailey Flying Woman’s Club Fred Fulmer Eastern Heights Elyria Ledge American Legion Auxiliary

Men’s Mission Meeting Supports Indian Envoy

The United Presbyterian League discussed mission projects led by Rev Brown and approved support for Gulam Masih of India, with a photo sent to the missionary. New members joined, a forthcoming anniversary meeting planned, and entertaining verse performances noted during the dinner and social hour.

UC. PL Men's League Briste Sailman Omno Gey & Ty Huis League Guam Wasih G. AL Brown Keach Rev. Brown India Walter H. Reed Minia Egypt Gene Phillips Church of Nazarene Ashland Elyria Phillips Men's Missionary League Frank Allsop Don Phelps George Krugman Evers Messrs Allsop Krugman Young Cooke Phelps Rock There Edmund Wright

Chicken Supper at Fields Church This Thursday

A church notice invites neighbors to a chicken supper at Fields Church this Thursday from 6 P.M. Tickets feature prices 20 cents and 38 cents. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.

Chicken Supper Fields

Meetings and social notices from St Johns and area clubs

St Johns Luatheran Ladies will meet for a luncheon at noon Thursday, followed by the quarterly missionary meeting and mite box opening. Porte Ladies’ Aid Society hosts a tureen dinner at Mrs Arthur Ehrkes home Wednesday at 11:46. Tri F Club postponed its meeting to October 22 at 436 Thirteenth Street with Mrs Sadie Hornung hosting. A surprise party at Mr and Mrs Joe Wojciks honored Miss Evelys Jackson and Eddie Whiskey with dancing, games, and Shuckarts Orchestra. Mrs Pettibone celebrated at Third Street home with a birthday party, cake, and flowers as guests wished her many happy returns.

St. John’s Luatheran Ald Society Arthur Ehrke Tri F Club Sadie Hornung Thirteenth Street Joe Wojcik Evelys Jackson Elyria Eddie Whiskey Lorain Shuckarts Mrs. Pettibone Pettibone Third Street

Auxiliary to W F Veterans elects two trustees

The Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars held an informal meeting in Broad Street club rooms last evening with good attendance. President Anna Powell led the meeting and trustees were elected for two years: Mrs Frankler and Zelda Mahalin. Installation will be read At November nineteen. A motion concerning the Tale of Christmas for VFW was read. After the meeting refreshments were served.

F. W Ladies’ Auxiliary Anna Powell Frankler Zelda Mahalin Acams Eaton Rapids Michican Porpany Balommre Musser Wothaim Milsser Elsa Adame Re Milburn Ladies Benevolent

Ohio State News Ties Travel, Honors and Births

Spersonal notes recall visits by Mr A Witter of Roosevelt Avenue and others from Mansilino and Attica Ohio. Ohio State pledges include Stanley Madhock to Sigma Alpha Epsilon and James Boylin to Theta Kappa Phi while Ray H Chamberlain joins Delta Chi. Born to George and wife at Elyria Memorial Hospital is a daughter. Louis Lamm Jr. is noted as OSU student.

We dl. Reese Kent Ohio Bertshe Keller Attica Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs Nettie Laundon Sixth Street Stanley Madhock Sigma Alpha Epsilon Ohio State University George Faulhaber James (. Boylin Obio State University Theta Kappa Phi Fraternity Will Fisher Columbus Charles Flower West River Street Delta Chi Fraternity Ray H. Chamberlain Robert

Marriage License Applications Filed for Barnes and Booth

Phi Beta Delta VNIVATSIEY merged to a marriage license application process naming EL Barnes as manager and Lola D Booth with Rev Boren as worker.

Vnivatsiey Phi Beta Delta Ternis EL Barnes Lola D. Booth

Litchfield Briefs and Local Socials Highlight Week

Notes from Litchfield cover community events and gatherings. Items include upcoming performances and practice sessions, engagements, church meetings, and visits by locals from Berea and Cleveland. Mrs J A Wing and Bob Wing join relatives for Sunday dinner at Berea home, while others attend fairs, baptist gatherings, and charity meetings.

Local Social Notes From Huntington and Elyria

Mrs. Lloyd Meyer and Mrs. C C Mines were in Elyria last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Earl Fasterday and daughter Phyllis Jean visited Charles Easterday in Sullivan. Harvey Mustar of Newton Falls spent the weekend at Will Koons home. Kemp Wheelock heads to Cleveland for winter with relatives. Robert Long visited B F Miller home. Other visitors included Harley Long family of Ashland and Fay Long family of Wellington at G C Long home. Walter Handley seen at P M Chapman home in Elyria. A modern bombing plane carries a central ton bomb and four bombs, speeds over 200 miles per hour.

Huntington D. Oct Lloyd Meyer C. C. Mines Elyria Earl Fasterday Phyllis Jean Sullivan Charles Easterday Harvey Mustar Newton Falls Will Koons Kemp Wheelock Cleveland Robert Long B. F. Miller Harley Long Dorothy Ruth Lyle Long Ashland Fay Long Wellington G. C. Long Walter Handley P.M. Chapman

Utopians Grow Membership in Southern California

The Ctoptal Society, a reform group, sustains modest growth in Southern California with over 250000 members and links to a national extension. Analysis suggests attracting at least two kinds of people to build a world, noting ongoing recruitment by stagecraft.

Los Angeles Ctoptal Society California

Cunning One-Piece Dress Pattern and Fashion Notes

Pattern edited by Laura L Baldt presents a red and white plaid woolen one piece with a boxy navy jacket, sized for young girls in 4 to 10 years. Includes yardage for fabrics and a request for 15 cents to mail pattern, plus references to a Fall and Winter fashion book. The article shifts to discuss utopian society ideas, secret lodge practices, and recruitment questions before ending with book and pattern pricing.

Deaf widow attends funeral with sign language service

All shent planeral service norwoot vwase. At-slent funeral services were held for Mihae: daigukievas. Deaf omute, the deceased's wife, Che pacar fiew Spapdesw Taght, who camdizet wd serviers, and she sty pullhear yrs diecovere dent mutes. Servi ces were conducted in sign lan- Woease.

Norwoot Vwase Mihae Daigukievas Omute Drveased Che Pacar

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