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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1934
Page
9
A Monday calendar lists meetings and social events across several organizations. Activities include a Women’s Bible class at YWCA at 7 15 with Mrs Porter leading Prayer, multiple club gatherings at private homes, Rainbow Girls banquet at I O O F Hall, and various neighborhood circles and groups meeting at noted addresses and times.
Mrs May Dramm Worthy Matron is honored by the Order of Eastern Star in Elyria with a bouquet presented by officers amid a large attendance. Grand Chapter matters in Cleveland are announced as Illustrious Brother Samuel H Squire will be initiated. Frings include plays by Vasquezs Club and a Halloween event planned for members and families.
Miay Isabelle Wessell and Tom Smith exchange marriage vows at four this afternoon in a Church of Christ ceremony attended by immediate families. Rev. Ww. C. Fowler officiates at the parsonage. The couple, both active in the Church of Christ, plan to reside on Winckles street after a reception and home visit with relatives.
Miss Marvin Comings daughter of W R Comings conducts weekly art history discussions at Carnegie Library Pittsburgh where she serves as art librarian. A Pittsburgh paper notes her patient helpfulness attracting those seeking Rembrandt dates and primitive Spanish altar piece ideas for murals. The generosity of Andrew Carnegie funds this valued expert service to the city.
Tau Chi Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha hosts a benefit bridge party at the WC with seventeen tables. Prizes go to high-score players. sorority colors decorate the event. Committee members include Marjorie Frances, Marys Ruth Locke, and Nelle Willows. Cleveland sorority members attend. new orchestra directed by Prof. Henr Gubert provides music for Elyria Bible class at the Rivoli Theatre Sunday morning, with Paul Wainwright directing the song service.
Janet Baker, beauty consultant, extols a new hands formula to banish rough red chapped skin. She urges nightly use of Sofskin Creme to reveal smooth texture and urges avoiding harsh soaps and powders. Coupon offers 16c off with 25c jar purchase at druggists.
Marjorie Werle entertained her banco club with a Halloween party at her Williams Street home. Prizes went to Pearl Cox, Raymond Stich, Jacqueline Stich, Pierre Peterman, Arline Eckenroad and Dick Horace after fifteen bunco games. Guests included Grace Welkattrick and Roy Werle. the club, named Little Highhatters, counts 15 members and several attendees. The next meeting will be announced later.
A chicken supper will be held at Maton church on Wednesday October 24 at 5 30 PM tickets are 25e per meal Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
Members in costume attended the Nettie Finch Webber Club of the Church of Christ Hallowe'en party at Mrs Paul Wainwrights home on Courtland Street. Unmasking revealed few identities. Games opened the evening with scripture readings and selections by Dr Frank Crane and Bruce Bartons Then Man Nobody Knows. Reports included a donation of about 155 quart cans of fruit and vegetables for the Cleveland Christian Orphanage. James Brown explained the Elyra Schools budget and voting importance for the three keys. Next meeting is a tureen dinner at the church on Friday November 16 at 1 PM.
The Reverend William Muir Aid preaches at Elvrta church tomorrow morning on the Mission of the Awakening. The choir directed by Mrs George Tulk will sing Were Love to Thee O Christ. Sunday school begins at nine thirty. Edith Scatt from Pleasant Hill Tennessee speaks at the Upper Room Bible Class and shows Uplands Sanitarium life later in the evening. Hallowe en party plans, bingo prizes, and bridge awards feature local club events. Junior Protected Home Circle meets with plans for a future event and a Drum and Bugle corps entertainment.
Mrs J Birkbeck of Stanfors hosted the Catholic Study Club yesterday afternoon, entertaining with a luncheon and dessert course at 1 30 pm. Rev Fr Daly spoke on charity architecture, W R Hayes led from The Question Box, and a business session followed. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs Floyd Helfrich's home on Fourteenth Street with Mrs J Hogan assisting.
The October meeting of the Widening Circle was held at the Baptist Church House. President Mrs J R R Brown led the session and Mra FO Wilford presented the Leviticus lesson. The year’s study will cover Old Testament parables. A letter from Africa missionary Doris Grote was read by Mrs Portman. Refreshments were arranged by chairwoman Mrs O A Halas and assistants. The next meeting is Friday November 23.
Rev Harold Sayles will preach Christ Forent in the World Today at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Sunday morning. The service features Diggle Fanfare prelude and Jubilant March postlude with choir and solos. Children hold a Light Bel grade service at 9 45 led by A J Penner. morning worship follows.
Elyria residents flocked to the new Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company store at 345 Broadtreat to view and shop on its first day. By closing time the day’s business more than doubled the Friday total at the nearby old store. Managers B. M. Wailer, L. J. Gubsano, and Donald Wottring appeared in front view photos.
List of admitted patients includes Andrew Biro R o, Mrs William McNeal 227 K 4th St, Donald Hunter Mansfield Elaine Lee Oberlig Jack Lee Oberlin Mrs EL Ballex Plymouth Mia John Leach Columbia Sta Moris Lesnick 7 Leswvich Ot Victor Stewart 242 Marseilles Ave Richard Pirch 366 Bridge St Mrs Geneva Huff 824 Broad St Mrs Robert Horner 220 K 2nd St Everett Edwards R D No 2.
Daughters of Laton Veterans plan a Tuesday meeting in Wellington with Mr and Mrs Stevick featuring a tureen supper and Halloween party masked AV members. Rowena Circle meets at Mrs Sarah Massey home Tuesday afternoon for an important business session with all members urged to attend. Sunday services at Second Congregational Church include a 10 45 AM sermon by Rev C F Wiseman with anthem The Little Prayer and offertory solo by Mrs Nelle Gregors. Christian Endeavors plan an evening discussion led by Anna M Brodrick on Preparing for Life Work with piano solo by Carlita Stang and a duet by Dorothy McKee and Loran Mae Fiedier. Attendees hope for large CE convention turnout at the church October 25-12.
Descriptions of a God War Bible class gathering at Eplands Sanatorium Pleasant Hill Tennessee with speakers from the hospital and local figures. Edith Seech of Islands Renae torium was guest of the afternoon, sharing informal remarks about the hospital work and founder Br Wavy Cravath. Coffee and cracknuts were served. attendees included Mrs Lu Howsermaan and Mrs Deris George.
The United Presbyterian Church announces a morning service at 10:46 with baptism for children presented by parents. Bible school at 9:00 am uses a Bible Graded Series except adults. Adult topic is The Christian at Prayer. Young people meet for devotional study at 6:30 pm Tuesday. Cleveland Presbytery officers meet at the local church. Weekly prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7:30 with Song of Songs study.
Fifteen members of East Side Guild met in St Andrew’s Episcopal Church to sew for the bazaar. A tureen luncheon is planned for next Thursday. The group meets regularly with Mrs Lt. Ro Taylor and Mrs Carter of Princeton Avenue.
Final arrangements for a benefit basketball game at the K of C hall on October 29 were made by St Agnes Young Peoples Club. Committee in charge includes G B Willmon as chairman Genevieve Blair Helen Jenne Katherine Halpin Walter Carlin and Edsin Blair.
Mrs Webster Parker and Mrs Karl Peabody of Oberlin were guests yesterday of Mre Oscar Ehrman of Beebecourt Karl Lehmann is in South Bend Indiana today for the Notre Dame game, his son Fred on the former team Born to Wi and Mrs John Leach. Counting Shallon at daughter at Risra Memorial Hospital on October 10th Mrs Lila Tee leaves today for New York City after visiting Mrs Leonard Tufford at Parkvenue She came to visit her young son James Kirkwood Jr who is starving at the Tufford work Sirs Earl Peabods of Charlin has been spending a few days with her mother Mis F. H Davis of West Third street Bebb Jimny and Charles Ropselot at a William theater party at the Morgan home Norman Goldstein of the Style center is in New York City on a traveling trip for the store Miss Ethel Webber of Winckle street will return in November from New Orleans visiting relatives Mrs Edward Raver Aline Osborn of Pomona California.
Mrs Krank Mason of Kidgevilim and Mrs Levin Wendell hosted guests yesterday. Mr and Mrs Luschen of 169 Beebe Court depart for a two week Miami vacation and American Legion convention. Miss Henrietta Schurr of Columbia will spend the weekend with her parents. Richard Baird, OSU student, is home on Garford Avenue for the week. Miss Mabel Prindle will be a house guest of Miss Pea Garrett in Medina Sunday. Girl Scouts from Lakewood Congregational Church camp at Abbe Road Scout Cabin. Mr and Mrs H M Miller of West Sixth Street will spend the weekend with Dr and Mrs C G Miller in Columbus. Mrs May Heard of East Avenue hosted the Kent Discussion Club for luncheon. Ladies motor in for the day: Mrs Guy Dent, Mrs M J Slutz, Mrs William Moses, Mrs L G Bundy, Mrs QO B Law, Mrs George Hopkins, Mrs Elizabeth Sellers. Nell Saraton of Cleveland, summering with Miss Mary Schwert, left for Jacksonville with her party. Minnie Brown and Fred Sheldon returned from Mount Vernon after attending the Northeast Conference of the Women’s Home Missionary Society. Page 2 has additional society notes. Attention Knight Templars of Hyria Commandery No 60 meet 1:30 PM at Masonic Temple to attend Artemus Beebe funeral. De Molars assemble 1:30 PM Monday at lodge hall to attend Dail Beebe funeral. Howard Martin, Master Counselor.
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