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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1936

Page

2

Workshop for Girl Reserve advisors meeting YWCA

The Society “Work Shop” for advisors met the Girl Reserve committee of the YWCA in the association building with a noon sandwich luncheon. The group received advisors’ notebooks and song sheets as work begins Monday, with a panel discussion, devotions, and talks on aims, psychology, and club organization. The theme for the year is “America the Beautiful,” and monthly advisor meetings are planned, with the next on November 12 after a 1 PM luncheon.

Girl Reserve Committee Association Ae. Benese Ee Conrad Rodney Rockwood H. M. Metcalf Ona Holley Mabel Ellis Frances Lemon Ellsworth Schneider Merritt Powell Rockwood Globe Trotters Hallowe'en Robert Knechtges Allen School Fred Wigenton

Former Elyrian Betrothed In New York

Former Elyrian William Schallon is engaged to Dorothy Hansen of Richmond Hills New York. The announcement came at a party hosted by the bride’s mother with many relatives and friends from Elyria and New York in attendance. Schallon, an Elyria High School alumnus and John Adams High School graduate, works with Lions Hotels in Manhattan. Hansen is a John Adams High School alumna employed at Fireman's Insurance Co. of Manhattan. No wedding date set.

Louis T. Schallion Ozone Park Long Island Elyrians William Dorothy Hansen Herman Hansen Richmond Hills N. Y L. T. Schalkon Christy Fisher Ernest Hansen Charles Schmeidermiller Evelyn Schalion Harry Murdock Frances Schallon Warren Jehle Dorothy Schalion Arthur Bansen Martha Madigan William Daley Lydia Rosenthal Robert Gran New York Daniel Anthony Farlee McClintock Elyria Ohio New York City Schallon Elyria High School John Adams High School The Lions Hotels, Inc Manhattan Hansen Fireman's Insurance Co

Community social at United Presbyterian hosts weekly set

Members of Golden Rule Bible class at United Presbyterian were guests of Mr and Mrs M R Setterfield on North Olive street for a quarterly social. Talks covered a Kentucky mission school and activities in Frenchbure with a Read er's Digest excerpt. Birthdays and refreshments followed with plans for January gathering. Local personals note Kent State scholar Miss Ronilyn Smith, nurse Miss Fale McClintock, and others visiting or traveling. Hamilton P T A met to adjust monthly sessions and plan a fall festival with a dues drive and piano solos by Winifred Quick.

Golden Rule Bible United Presbyiterian Church M. R. Setterfield North Olive Street Setterfield 4. E. Schulze Bess Bertha Schulze U. P Kentucky Frenchbure Leccal Church Claud Dennison Paul Schutze Fred Davies East Broad Street James Davies Joe Lautenschieger Ronilyn Smith Allan T. Smith Kent State University College of Education Fa ¥Lee McClintock Elyria Memorial Hospital New York City New York Hospital Corneal Medical Center Harriett Seeley Wooster Street Moody Bible Institute Chicago Edward J. Seward Calvin M. Wilson Franklin Pennsylvania F. A. Lawrence Eastern Heights Boulevard Elizabeth Dawson California C. D. Brass East Avenue George Denmen O. L. Beebe Detroit Michigan Emmanuel Schon Joe Rardin Ben Bernie Clevland Rardin Mr. Schon Ohio University Hamilton Parent-Teacher Association Haywood Winifred Quick al Bauer Waldron Fire Department

So What Child Club Organized and Election Held

A new club named So What Child was organized with Sally Hielman as president Miss Margaret Botoe as treasurer Marr Pawlikowski as secretary and eighteen members attended the first meeting at Sally Hielman’s home. The next gathering is planned at Kathryn Hielman’s 100 Rush Street home with refreshments served.

Sally Hielman Margaret Botoe Marr Pawlikowski Kathryn Hielmans Rush Street Helen Bates Nell Feron

Dewey avenue kitchen shower honors LaVonne Yan cer

Last evening Mrs. Russell Roig hosted a kitchen shower for LaVonne Yan cer at her Dewey avenue home. The ivory and green motif set the tableware color scheme as Bunco provided entertainment and prizes went to Miss Derene Rhoads and Mrs. Elsie Yan cer. Donald Yancer arrived dressed as a messenger boy to deliver gifts to the bride-to-be.

Russell Roig Dewey Avenue LaVonne Yancer Bunco Derene Rhoads Elsie Yancer Donald Yancer

Evening Clubs and Meetings on Cornell Avenue

Tonight Nettie Finch Webber Club of Church of Christ meets with Mrs R Gwin on Cornell avenue. Order of Eastern Star initiates work. Locis hour follows. Fraternity dance at The Hedges. Ronit Witters and Dorothy Saywell meet. Round Table Club dinner at W R Comings home. Asbury read at Cleveland Lorain Co Evangelical Men’s Club in Amherst. Royal Neighbors of America in Woodman Hall. Protected Home Circle in t O O F Ball. Open house for Dr and Mrs C H McMillan of Isle of Guam at Nichol’s, 424 Middle avenue.

Nettie Finch Webber Church of Christ R. Gwin Cornell Avenue Order of Eastern Star Locis Agenda Fraternity Ronit Witters Dorothy Saywell Round Table Club W. R. Comings Asbury Read Cleveland

DeMolay Meeting Plans Halloween Event at Hedges Hall

David J Sue Chapier reports the DeMolay Order 97 held a regular meeting at I O C F hall detailing a Halloween party at the Hedges on October 29 for DeMolay boys Rainbow Girls and their friends. After business, members staged boxing and wrestling matches in the hall. Next meeting is November 5 with all members urged to attend.

David J. Sue Chapier DeMolay I O. C F Hallowe’en the Hedges DeMolay Bors Rainbow Girls Thei Friends

Golden Wedding Anniversaries Noted For Two Couples

Mr and Mrs Albert Pycraft celebrate fifty years with family gathering at their North Abbe road home on October 19 from two to four in the afternoon and seven to nine in the evening. Their daughter and son say they have lived on Abbe road since marriage. Also Mr and Mrs C S Virpeny hold open house on October 8 from one to four at Avon Belden road home with five sons and families present. The Pycraft and Virpeny families are joined by other relatives including the Pryecraft and Morse lines and grandchildren.

Albert Pycraft Mosday North Abbe Road Prerafe Abbe Road Lee Morse Mende,court Frank Sittinger Highistown New Jersey Horace Smith Chestnut Ridge Nelson Pycraft Oberlin John and Clarence Pryecraft Abberone C. S. Virpeny Avon-Belden Road Wimpenr Charles S Detroit Michigan Albert O Elyria Oliver R Cleveland Alvin L Avon Roy S

Sixty at E W U Luncheon at St Pauls Church

The Evangelical Women's Union held its annual birthday luncheon at St Pauls Church with sixty guests at twelve tables. Circle 3 led by Mrs Anza Pallas presented a program with poems, patriotic readings by Rev John Kaley, music by a quartet, and prayers. Circle 4 of First Methodist met for a session planning November December event and sharing vacation experiences, adjourned to November 19 with Mrs B S Jennings as hostess.

Evangelical Women’s Union Sr. Paul’s Church Circle 3 Anza Pallas Fred Ruth Oberlin Fred Law Richard Fichtner Anna PaHas John Jehle Carl Roesman Cleveland Wiefield Fichtner Prater John Shook Lake Avvenue Fox Circle 4 First Methodist Church J. G. Upp B. S. Jennings Middle Avenue

Local clubs plan Cleveland rally and Bellevue visit

Obligations were taken by six new members at a Women s Benefit Association meeting in Woodman hall. The group prepared to travel by chartered bus to Cleveland for a rally honoring Supreme President Bina West Miller of Port Huron Michigan at the Carter Hotel. Elyria W E A previously beat Bellevue in a membership drive and now heads to Bellevue for a banquet November 5, with a gathering on October 27. Plus upcoming meetings include a Fortnightly luncheon hosted by Mrs. James B. Guthrie and Circle No 6 of the Methodist church planning a November 19 meeting and rummage sale, with other local club activities noted.

Women's Benefit Association Woodman Hall Cleveland Carter Hotel Bina West Miller Port Huron Michigan Elyria Elyria W. E. A Bellevue Interurban Court Street James B. Guthrie Ohio Street Arthur Patrick Earl Brown Eva Reely William Bartlett Marjorie Hilles O. E. Townsend

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

The record lists admissions including Frederick Bryant of 420 Park Avenue, Mary Walko of La Grange, George Howard, Paul Haserodt of 312 Park Avenue, Mrs. David Pelton of La Grange, Mary Vargo of 1660 West Avenue, Karl Scharein of 108 Nichols Court and Columbia Station. Discharges include Mary Walko, Alma Kloos of 319 15th Street, Joe Mollica of Mansfield, Mrs Arthur Meinke and baby girl of 324 Winckles Street, Walter Hewes of Lorain, Paul Serette of La Grange, Mrs Grace Terry of 129 Beverly Court, and Frederick Bryant of 420 Park Avenue.

Frederick Bryant Park Avenue Mary Walko la Grange George Howard Columbia Station Paul Haserodt David Pelton Mary Vargo West Avenue Karl Scharein Nichols Court Alma Kloos 15Th Street Joe Mollica Mansfield Arthur Meinke Winckles Street Walter Hewes Lorain Paul Serette Grace Terry Beverly Court

Booster Meet at British Empire Club Rooms

Spanish War Veterans held their second and last October meeting in the British Empire Club rooms with large attendance. President Anna P. Rothe presided the auxiliary meeting, Commander George P. Colburn led the camp, no joint session. An NE Booster meeting is set for Oct 25 at Wooster high school. next camp and auxiliary meeting is Nov 8 with an auxiliary social. Sewing circle meets Nov 12 at Mrs. T. J. Dimick’s Dewey avenue home.

Woodworth British Empire Club Anna P. Rothe George P. Colburn Wooster T. J. Dimick Dewey Avenue

Executive Board Plans Bazaar and Supper at School

Gates PTA executive board met in the school Council room to set plans for a November supper and bazaar. Mrs. Marshall of Lake avenue was named student aid chairman. The next meeting will be an all day sewing session with a tureen lunch at the home of Mrs. Charles Petro on Glendale Court.

Church of Christ J. G. Hance East Avenue Mabel Allen W. A. Frank Hance 5. G. McGrath Gates Parent-Teacher Association Marshall Lake Avenue Student Aid Charles Petro Glendale Court

Fellowship Supper at Church of Christ Hosts Readings and Music

The first in a series of Fellowship suppers was held at the Church of Christ with Division A as hostesses. Reverend Will Foster led singing, Clare Short at the piano, and Mary Ann Berger presented three readings. Nina Bell, Georgia Birkine, and Joan Baker performed on Hawaiian guitars and violin, while Mrs. D. A. Baird sang. About fifty people attended.

Church of Christ Divison A Will Foster Clare Short Ralph Carr Mary Ann Berger Nina Bell Georgia Birkine Joan Baker D. A. Baird

Market House Sale of Used Clothes by Woman's Relief Corps

A sale of second hand clothing and miscellaneous articles will be held at Market House on Saturday conducted by the Woman's Relief Corps. Proceeds benefit charitable relief work.

Woman's Relief Corps

Rally Brings Elyria Epworth League Members Together

Fifteen members of the Elyria Epworth League with Dr and Mrs E J Bond attended the Lorain County Rally at Henrietta Methodist Church. Henry Pierce of Lorain new county president led the meeting introducing speakers including Mr Shook principal of Lorain Junior High School Rev L J Quade Dr W W Wager and Rev George C Beebe. New county cabinet members were installed including Miss Lucille Hutchings Elyria Epworth League president and county vice president. Refreshments followed in Henrietta Leagues recreation room decorated for Halloween.

Elyria Epworth League E. J. Bond Lorain County Henrietta Methodist Church Henry Pierce Lorain Mr. Shook L. J. Quade W. W. Wager George C. Beebe Lucille Hutchings Henrietta League

Non-Partisan Rally and Chicken Dinner at Ridgeville Grange

A non partisan political rally and chicken dinner are planned at Ridgeville Grange Hall on Friday evening October 16 starting at 6 o clock. Dinner tickets are 35 cents and 20 cents for adults and children respectively.

Ridgeville Grange Hall

Also Mentioned on This Page

Girl Reserve Advisors YWCA Grace Aid Society R. Dailey Howe Street W. Neubiser F. Nierman Hart's Poultry Market Sigrid H. Amidon L. L. P Elyrian Berry Bennett Phi Kappa Sigma Madison Street Wiener Ross Rena Tarpan Jane Crowe Rose Kasa SUEDE Gaberdine United States Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt Lady Furness Normandie Acme Plan Hallowe’en Party Mendoza CH. Merther Co. A Pyres E. W.U Miss Reefy Mrs._Kent Circle No. 6 Methodist Church A. H. Kent Kent H. Minch Anna Bloomfield C. M. G Ackerman B. H. Russell Tureen Knox C.h.merthew Co Syria KATE_RUTH Shelton Oll East Broad Ruth Pickett Redington Block Ruth’s Wave Shop Ruth Kauffman Wake Ave Oxford Vitalit Y Vestal’s New Sam High Heels Vestal Jaheo
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