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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
3
The Friday Bible class at First Baptist under Dr E Neighbour attracts large crowds with 350 in attendance last week. The sessions compare Genesis with Revelation and address questions about heaven and the afterlife as youth participation grows.
A slate of Halloween and social events across Elyria Lorain areas includes St John’s aid society party at 7 30 p J C G Club with Carrie Sno ble at 117 Waverly Findley cabin hosts C E Society of Christ Hallowe en party Abbe road Women of Moose at 212 Foster Ave Elyria Council 83 Masonic Lodge drills and dances Daughters of Scotland Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary dinner and initiation Major Woodworth Camp Auxiliary Business Club dinner at Mrs Pick’s Third St Zonta Second Congregational DeMolay Division A Hallowe en masquerade Second Congregational church Lorain County Epworth League rally La Grange Town Hall 7300 Pilgrim church Women’s Association 7 50 at church Second Congregational Women’s Association Thursday play by Young Women’s Division
Three Elyria churches cooperate to run the Standard Leadership Training School for Church School Workers in Bosworth Hall Oberia beginning November 1. The six week term features two hour classes once a week with Dr James A Richards of the Fest Church Oberlin and other church educators leading. Women’s circle events, Y W C A swimming classes, and Rebekah Lodge activities are noted along with visiting guests and local hosts.
Admissions list includes Anna Bradrick 12 Hughland Court and Mrs George Dudley Oberlin with Mrs Leo Dg chant R oD No 1 Mrs Wm Brown Oberlin road and Mrs Cole Brantley Fuller road Discharges include Mrs Floyd Hamilton baby bos 905 Rastavonua Gerald Dunlap iafton and Fredy Marsh Columbia Station.
Local groups plan Friday gatherings at various venues including 247 East Third Street led by Ada Smith, Four o'Clock Club at Mrs. 8. S. Rockwood’s home, and the Widening Circle at Baptist East Avenue House. Circle No. 1 and others discuss sewing, missions, and upcoming events with names of members and hosts.
Mrs Kenneth Wise hosts the Eight Club at 702 East Broad Street with two tables of bridge. Prizes go to Miss Rheyma Tippett first, Miss Jeanette DeHays second, and Mrs June Galvin third. The group meets again with Mrs Clarence Buckley on Lake Avenue. Rev Guy S Hoover to lecture on Central Africa for the Progressive Class and a tureen supper precedes. The Shepherds host orchestra rehearsals for a joint County Lutheran service set for October 30 at the High School Auditorium. Virginia Renouard and Frank Dolbee announce their Monroe Michigan wedding, to take up residence at 239 Bath Street.
Whitehall and Findlay observers join a Masonic Grand Lodge session in Canton while George Carnell and family plan an eastern motor trip returning in May. Mr. and Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Yoder travel to Worcester for a relative’s funeral as Heidrich Dettman attend Canton Grand Lodge session.
Lorain County educators will present at the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association meeting in Cleveland on October 28 and 29. Schools will close October 28 for teachers to attend sessions. Elyria and Lorain County students get a holiday. Notable speakers include Ro CL Matorn, Rov 73 Clymer, Dean Graham, and Thomas W. L. Graham from Oberlin College.
Mrs George Hillmer and Mrs William Hawk attended Cleveland Visita yesterday. Alvie Smith at 1109 Weer is improving from fever. Mrs Jack Purdy of Newark New Jersey visits R OR Renouard at 639 Ludi Street. Mr and Mrs Frank Miles at 234 Sprune Street welcomed a grandson born October Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs Charles Anderson of Cincinnati arrives to spend two weeks with Mr and Mrs Charles Shuckhart at 318 Seventh Street. Mr and Mrs Leo R B Meyer spend a couple of days in Detroit Michigan. Mr and Mrs Kint and sister Mrs George Thompson visit the east with Vr Kip visiting.
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