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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1931

Page

2

High School Elects 22 New Club Members

Twenty two students at Hlyrla High School were elected from about sixty tryouts for the Elu club. The new members, named by Misa Ning Baker, faculty advisor, bring the club’s total membership to about sixty and include Irene Ackerman Betty Hmmph Emanuel Schon Aheso Wil.

Hlyrla High School Mayors’ Unit Irene Ackerman Betty Hmmph Dramatic Organization Rev Mmanuel Schon Aheso Wil

Garrick Club at Elyria High Plans Active Year

Elyria High School drama club members led by Robert McWilliams and Betty Nilsen, formerly Garrick Club, prepare for an active year including monthly meetings, make up demonstrations, and one act plays. The club supports school dramatics with a three act yearly production and has provided Shakespearean contestants. members also perform for civic groups. Officers are Robert McWilliams president, Vivian Pehrsson vice president, Jay Howenstine secretary, Dorothy Saywell treasurer.

Garrick Club Elyria High School Robert McWilliams Betty Nilsen Northwestern University Evanston Club Vivian Pehrsson Jay Howenstine Dorothy Saywell

Cabbage Theft Leads to Fines for Lorain Men

George Lutz and John Smith, both of Lorain, faced arraignment before Justice 1 on petit larceny charges for stealing 300 heads of cabbage from Kenneth Bammshart’s farm in Browshelm Township. Sheriff Clarence Adlams reported the arrest.

George Lutz John Smith Lorain George Kenneth Bammshart Browshelm Township Clarence Adlams

Banking Group to Open Fourth Year Wednesday

The Lorain County Chapter of the American Institute of Banking will kick off its fourth year with an opening meeting at Elyria Savings and Trust Company on Wednesday evening October 21. Guest speakers will be Dr. Harold Stonier of New York City National Educational Director of the AIB and George Dunn of Akron president of the Ohio Bankers Association. A golf tournament at the Elyria Country Club precedes the meeting.

Lorain County American Institute of Banking Elyria Sayings and Trust Company Harold Stonier New York City George Dunn Akron Ohio Bankers’ Association Elyria Country Club Syria Lorain County Association San Jose California College of the Pacific University of Southern California University of California Columbia University

Penfield Grange Inspection and Halloween Social

Penfield plans its annual Grange inspection meeting on Wednesday night October 21 with Frank Mason county deputy present. A Hallowe en social hosted by the Congregational church ladies society will be at the Leach home on Thursday evening October 22. attendees are urged to come masked.

Penfield Frank Mason Ladies Anciety Congregational Church Richard Leach

Mrs Walter Perry Hostess At M E Aid Society Meeting

Mrs Walter Perry entertained the M E Aid Society as hostess for an all day Thursday gathering. A large attendance socialized and sewed rag rugs. A noon dinner pleased guests. Cuesis named included Mrs Morris Perkins and son Wellington Mrs Rolla Dague Mrs Behnke and Mrs McHenry Sr. Brief notes mention Mrs Guy Smith visiting Mrs

Walter Perry M. E. Aid Society Cuesis Morris Perkins Wellington Rolla Dague Behnke McHenry

Amherst Hospital Visit and Local Socials Reported

Donald Shook at Amherst hospital Wednesday. Lucila Gregg spent Thursday night with Mary Underhill at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Berg in Rusia township. Roy Hewitt spent Monday and Tuesday in Pittsburgh called there by U. S. army officials. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. D. Welsh spent Tuesday to Sunday with their son Harry Welsh in Mansfield. Mrs. P. E. Davison and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cameron visited Mrs. Donald Shook in Amherst hospital Friday. Mrs. Elmer Minkler and Miss Hazel Minkler spent the past week visiting in Lorain.

Donald Shook Amherst Hospital Lucila Gregg Mary Underhill Ed Berg Rusia Township Roy Hewitt Pittsburgh U. S. Army W. A. D. Welsh Harry Welsh Mansfield P. E. Davison A. J. Cameron Elmer Minkler Hazel Minkler Lorain

Wellington Man Visits Daughter and Guests Dine

M. L. Cook of Wellington spent a week with his daughter Mrs. L. C. Bradstock. Mrs. Grace Hoffman of Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. George Witman of Kamim's Corners were dinner guests Thursday of Mrs. L. C. Bradstock.

M. L. Cook Wellington L. C. Bradstock Grace Hoffman Cleveland George Witman Kamim

Frugality Principle Highlighted in City Meeting

City records show Willie the Maple Street faced test costs for intoxication, debated before Mayor Jenni Hewitt on Monday. The discussion centered on frugality as a guiding principle and how tithes are to be allocated.

Willie Jennie Hewitt

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