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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1935
Page
9
Informal Miss Maslyk announces upcoming Thanksgiving Day wedding at St Marys Church to Lorne Elbert son of Gustave Elbert and Mrs Elbert. Couple, both local General Industries employees, belong to St Marys church and plan a fall ceremony.
Bertha and Bess Schulze hosted a six o’clock dinner at Cambr Court last evening to honor Miss Louise Brown and Caritom A Squire on their upcoming wedding set for November twelfth. The decor featured pink and yellow colors with flowers throughout the house for twelve guests. A gift was presented to Miss Brown by the assembled group as the evening continued with music and conversation.
Eight members of St Peoples League attended in the school auditorium for an October gathering. Doris Koepp and Thelma presented, Martin Luther Wae Poortreved featured in silhouettes, and Reverend Armin Schroeder gave his second talk in a Ladies series. Prizes were awarded after card games organized by the entertainment committee Helens Hoehn Arretta Meinke Ca Stolzenburgs and Robert Ramphoe with refreshments observed. Next meeting set for November.
The formal meeting at the Rome of Olive Spores on Adelbert Street welcomed Opal Scott as a new associate. The group chose Warne, Hogan, and Holtzmann for the property crew as rehearsals begin for a pantomime slated for October 25 and November 11. Rehearsals occur Saturday and Sunday afternoons at Born ton's nave.
The Employed Young Women's League at the YWCA held a meeting last evening with Commissioner Speaks omer Uecar Tar presenting taxation from his office’s view. A large turnout attended and new class sessions were announced including a Friday morning 10 99 start at the YWLC A led by E E Holmes covering World Affairs Ethiopians and the Italian forward march.
At avtar afternoon at Mrs Jerk Wardes home the Literary club discussed inventors lives and accomplishments with Mrs A E Snodgrass assisting. Talks mentioned Bell Britten and Meffer. Miss Betty Scheibel’s class elected officers and planned upcoming events with refreshments and a Halloween contest.
Calendar items note the United Presbyterian Missionary Society gathering after school with a Bible study on Joel and a Berea Chapter gathering of Masons. Several candidates in line for degrees, with officers LePont and Grer listed. American Veterans and United Iron Mechanics lodge plan sessions on Clark Street, featuring guests Mrs. Cyril and Mrs. Duncan.
Hospital admissions include John Hatz An Helen Brown R D read baby bor Babs bay Marshal Ruth Newmerer Ca tm Sta Mrs Eve Youngless 264 on st Alice Koesap 438 Herold Roice and Mrs
Brotherhood of Second Congregational held an evening gathering with a 6:30 dinner. Musical numbers featured Dick Stack on guitar and Jack Steck tap dancing and singing several new church songs. Officers Frank Spen John Siross and M. Feti served as treasurer.
The Ta Wa Si Club admitted two new members Miss Taetma Clarenes and Grand ied. Mrs. Mabel Fridens stayed as host at Latranes road while Mrs. Leonar Richards attended as a guest. Contests entertained guests who later went to the sitting room for refreshments. Hallowe'en appointments were set by the hostesses Mrs. Fridenstine and Miss Fiorence Stereen. Mrs. Warne Bardus will host the next meeting in November.
Nex Members Hight applications for membership were adopted, committee chairmen reports were heard, and plans for the year’s work completed at the joint ladies’ club meeting. Executive board met beforehand, new members were voted in at the dinner, with a masquerade party at Mrs Z Palmer’s home. The Helping Hand Society met at Mrs Martha Refenning’s, good attendance, routine business, social hour and refreshments. Next meeting at Mrs Sadie Brown’s on October 28.
A meeting of the Elyria Women’s Club drew a large audience as Commissioner Oscar Dunn spoke on tax levies to be presented for a vote of the people in November. The event highlighted local fiscal matters and community engagement.
Licenses issued to ashon Yerien a punch press operator and Margaret McPhie of Lorain. Alex Toth Lorain galvanizer and Mary Drahos Lorain. Joseph Loftus Elyria newspaper agent and Marianna Steveneke Elyria. Ridgeviks Parent Teacher Association meets Thursday evening at 7 45 p.m.
The Somers home on Park Avenue hosted a post nuptial shower for Mrs. George Santh formerly Stella Krugman with games, bunco and bridge prizes won by Mrs. Free Smith and Miss Floresce Smith. A Halloween themed pantry gift basket and a dessert were part of the evening. A separate gathering at Thelma and Eleanor Erickson’s Grant Street home honored Miss Miriam Fowl with prizes for Miss Nelda Jackson and Miss Hortense Curtis, followed by a luncheon and a gift hunt among guests. The Truthers class at United Presbyterian met at Mrs. Walter Swarentt’s home with four new members and plans to visit the Hebrew Mission in Cleveland on November 8.
Mrs Ed Kreps of Lake Avenue hosted Clovemeat Circle at St Pauls Church. Mrs H E Meesig led Bible study and the evening continued with refreshments served by the hostess.
Church notices announce a chicken dinner on Thursday October 17 at 5 50 p m hosted by Grafton M E Church. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
Mr and Mrs Ed Swanson announce the birth of a daughter on October fifteenth at 132 Harwood Street. H C Eykenroad and wife depart for Sarasota Florida for the winter. H M Miller and wife travel to Urbana Illinois to visit Prof and Mrs T E ODeagnell, then plan calls on Dr and Mrs C O Miller of Columbus and James E Miller of Ashland. Charles Hancock and family near Louisville expected home tomorrow after visiting their son and daughter in law Henry Hancock. Raymond Huston, son of H W Huston, arrived in New York City with the Orpheus Male and will spend a few days there. The choir tours Russia. Mrs Lillian Shoemaker May Brownell and W Brownell of Napateon Ohio were weekend guests of George H Tyter in Barbour. Dr and Mrs A T Rank of Van Wert were guests of Dr and Mrs F M Sponsetter in Colonial apartments for two days and returned home today.
Mrs Harry Rankin entertained her daughter Jeannine on her sixth birthday from four to six yesterday. Guests played games and won prizes then moved to the dining room for refreshments. The table featured two large birthday cakes with candy dolls and paper hats, and the honored guest received gifts from Donald Stew, James Saxon, June Bankis, Doris Bean, Arthur Bean, Shirler Pallas, Dar lina Leisy, James Fogliano, and Joan Adams.
Open installation plans were made at the Daughters of Scotia meeting held last night in Wurst Hall. The installation is set for November 191? and at the next meeting three weeks hence initiation will be featured. After the gathering, Mrs Janet Ennes and Mrs Isabel Henderson served refreshments.
Alpha Class of the First Baptist Church will hold a thr ee supper at six o clock Thursday evening in the primary room. Annual election of officers will take place and all members are urged to attend. Celia Finley is in charge of arrangements.
The Ridgeville Township board of trustees announced regular meetings will be held at 9 a.m. on the first Monday of each month during the winter months, following this week’s trustees meeting.
Elyria Memorial Hospital was among the first to join the new institutional membership reporting service of the International Society for Crippled Children. Twenty members nationwide enrolled, supplying information to crippled children’s hospitals, convalescent homes, schools, and organizations. Additional enrollments include Chicago, New Hayes Conn, Galveston Texas, Memphis Tenn, St. Paul Minn, Philadelphia, New York City, Huntington W Va, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Fort Scott Kans, Newington Conn, St. Louis, Martin Tex, Columbia Mo, Iowa City Iowa. The page also lists unrelated notices about lunches and a travel-station ad with street address 217 Third St.
A Cornish man Norman Pears, living in London, intends to cross three deserts starting with the Sahara, then the Libyan desert, followed by Ethiopia. He will pass the Red Sea and tackle the Rub al Khali in the Arabian desert, joining two white men on the expedition.
A refined silver threaded plum crepe dress features a rippled bib short sleeves and a tiny chin bow for a demure look. Paired with a tailored silver mesh belt and a military buckle the ensemble is offered at 39.50 dollars.
Bold ad promotes two thread transparent sheers from Gold Stripe with two way stretch. It highlights a vivid Emerald Green blouse top and a black skirt with a gold lame jacket and cut glass emerald accents priced at 49.50 while a can of product sells for 1.15.
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