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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1936
Page
4
An article notes how ancient Nebuchadnezzar’s name is stamped on bricks in Baghdad, remnants of his palaces now in ruins. It contrasts historical common land ideas with peasant property, communist attempts to create state farms, and the fate of kulaki as a criminal class, reflecting long political tensions.
The LOCAL CLUBS marked fifth and third anniversaries with dinners in Lorain. Et-Yet? guests of Mrs. George Carter at Mrs. Edward Schneider’s East Erie Ave home, while Meta Hemon Auten club dined at Heilman’s Marine Room. Prizes awarded in bridge. next meetings set with Mrs. Reginald Fawkes and Miss Brada. AAUW book review group to meet with librarian Edna Moore presenting recent titles.
Miss Theresa Casper was hostess to the Pleasant Hour club at her Avon home on Wednesday. Cards provided entertainment with prizes to Mrs. Mat Casper and Florence Curtiss. Lunch followed. Mrs. Henry Mittendorf will entertain in two weeks. Visitors included Mrs. Federspiel of New Haven Indiana at daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Chester.
Mrs Maddock Hostess Circle Nine of the Methodist church met yesterday at Mrs Clark Maddock's home on Eighth Street. Mrs Walter Jones led, devotions by Mrs Fritz Rudin with John 15 15 on Friendship. Guests Mrs C H Pomeroy Mrs John Duffy and Mrs M F Elliot attended and Mrs Pomeroy and Mrs Elliot became members. Bake sale planned for October 25 after general aid meeting. hostess served refreshments. Next meeting November 19 at 140 Stanford Avenue hosted by Mrs C W Holbrook with Mrs J Brown assisting.
The Ladies Aid Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church held two successful entertainment programs last evening to aid the organ fund. Participating were Mrs. Belen Hess, Mrs. Ruth Hess, Bertt and Jean Bogart, and Mrs. J. P. Taylor with readings. A playlet by St. Clair Rebekah lodge members featured Cassie Richards Ada Gould Pearl Wright Caroline Wack Iva Marsh Harriet Warner and Bilda Choate. Announced is the annual sauerkraut supper in November.
Mrs Zea Gagen Mrs Agnes Halder man and Miss Julia Hull received prizes when Myrtle Dilts entertained the Happy Pinochle Club at her Nichols Block apartments last night Dainty refreshments and seasonally decorated tables with yellow pompoms complemented the event Two weeks hence Mrs Halderman will host at her East Avenue home.
Mrs Harold E Talbott formerly Margaret Tharer attended the West Hills Race Meet in Heatington L I. Her outfit featured a leopard cape with squared shoulders over a tunic type suit including a black skirt and beige jacket.
The 2nd Congregational Church members met last night with Phyllis Jaycox to plan the annual Homecoming Bangrer on November 19. Hostesses were Hilde Fields Irma Schaefer and Pauline Long. Contests suited to Halloween were arranged with prizes to Florian Bornton Alice Davis Lillian Pattan and Mildred Nenier. A white elephant sale followed a business meeting and refreshments were served amid light conversation.
Mr and Mrs Harry Gill and sons Lloyd and Richard and Miss Leoma Lance of Wellington visited Mr and Mrs Charles Gill for birthday anniversaries. Funeral in Milan for Dennis Tucker, attended by Mrs Jesse Burge and Mrs Wortha Burrows. George W Greene and son G Clement Greene at Cleveland Exposition. O R McCullough and family with relatives in Washington Courthouse. Bert Ewell and family on a motor trip through Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky. Donald Shays hosted by Harry and Ed Hubbard. Ida Bonne y of Wellington visiting Mrs F H McClean. A K Baird hosted by sister Will iam Weber and family of Lorain. J Howard Russell moved to Oberlin. he is Principal of Brighton School.
Mrs H Gibbs of 128 Marseilles avenue celebrated her son Richard's fourth birthday with a luncheon. Pink and yellow decor, a cake with four tapers, Halloween baskets, and eight place settings marked the party. Guests included Sue Caskey Joan Penfound Janet Sharer Jean Sharer Richard Strauser Tom Bauer and David Yost.
Grace Guild entertained members and friends at a Games Party at the Women’s Club last evening. Twenty five tables of diversions kept guests busy as fall flowers adorned the club rooms. Winners received handkerchief corsages, with Mrs. Carl Niemeyer taking the species prize. Norma Stegman chaired the organizing committee which served refreshments at the end.
The Oberlin branch of the American Association of University Women holds its first meeting as a tea on Wednesday October 21 at Webster Hall with hostess Mrs. Fecarmer. At 3:00 p.m. organization business is discussed and at 3:30 p.m. Oberlin College President Ernest Hatch Wilkins speaks on Current Trends in Higher Education. Tea will follow the program. Webster Hall is on South Professor Street at Elm Street end.
Mrs. Joe Rodgers of Twelfth street hosted Circle 5 of St. Pauls church last night with eight members attending a three course supper. A brief business meeting and games followed. In two weeks Mrs. Ruby Klein will host at Mrs. J Schuster Jr s West street home.
A list of license holders includes Marvin Broun, 23, Elyria, laborer. Ossie Rinager, 19, Elyria, laborer. John M. Resley, 42, Lorain, salesman. Eleanor Robinson, 35, Lorain. Mike Dimitroffi, 32, Lorain, laborer. Anna Rosiles, 23, Lorain. John R. Johnston, 41, Lorain, department manager. Agnes L. Papart, 35, Lorain. Grant Sherman, 50, Avon Lake, painter. Mae Claus, 38, Avon Lake.
The Gamma Tau sorority held a fall activities meeting at Helen Barton’s Seventh Street home last evening. Six members attended, with Joanne Lyon elected president, Marjorie Moseley named vice president, and Helen Barton serving as secretary-treasurer. A social hour followed with refreshments, and plans were set for a Halloween party.
Mrs C S Buswell hosted Circle No 2 of the Methodist church at her Howe street home with twenty six members and four guests yesterday afternoon. Assistants Mrs J E Regal and Mrs Sadie Brown helped. Mrs C B Simkins led devotions and during the business session Mrs Walter Lininger was welcomed as a new member. Refreshments were served at the close.
St Johns Aid Society held a social meeting at the school auditorium with hearts games where Mrs Earl Cook and Mrs Charles Schmidt gen were rewarded for high scores. Afterward Mrs B Wilcoxson and Mrs Jasusch served refreshments and a birthday surgeon is planned for 12 30 in two weeks.
Nine year old Earl Ror Smith of 51 West Avenue was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for minor injuries after running into the rear of a car driven by Roger Kuhn, 18, at West Avenue and Broad Street. He rode to the hospital in a car driven by Reed Carter, accompanied by Patrolman Melvin Witter.
Fashion advice on aligning hair styling with hats, stressing new looks, curls, and waves. Describes techniques for various face shapes, crown depth, and parts, plus tips to consult a top hair stylist and to co-ordinate with a new hat for a confident, practical transformation.
The Chronicle Telegram features Joe Jinks and Dynamite Dunn daily on its comic pages, highlighting a sports world through their adventures and humor. The strip invites readers to follow the duo for lighthearted sports-themed escapades.
The Chronicle Telegram promises an evening blend of women centered content including patterns guides charm modes and manners beauty tips and family advice sections like you and your child. It highlights a broad spectrum of lifestyle features published every evening.
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