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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1932
Page
9
Local clubs and church groups held activities including a Nettle Finch Webber Club gathering with Mrs J D Hand, an Upper Room class Hallowe en party, and a Little Sorority Checker Club event. The program featured social hours, refreshments, and notices for a County C E convention banquet at the Church of Christ.
Admissions include Johanna Frankovitch and Mrs Ray Thomas. Discharges list Charles Taylor Holmes McCaulley and Mrs George Dudley. Social events feature bridge games won by Connie West, visits from Cleveland guests, a Knights of St. event at Snyder's Grove with 100 couples, upcoming card party October 28, and church circle and bake sale activities across local groups. Residents attend Latonia horse races.
Mrs Emma Dill chaired a Business and Professional Women's Club dinner and program at Mrs Pick s on Third Street with Maude Dunham Helen Nichols and Nellie Wilterson assisting. Harriet Hubbard presented on uniting with groups plus ten years objection. Emma Gleason sang. Minerva Seton spoke on federation. Bertha Schulze on club benefits. Hildreth Hecock on programs for membership. Luella Cotton accompanied. songs closed the program. Later Evangelical Women s Union held a tureen luncheon at St. Paul s Church with 37 attendees. regional conference report by Mrs E Q Pallas. Circle 6 at First Methodist hosted 24 members and 11 guests. future guest luncheon planned. new members welcomed. J O G Club held a kid party with Carrie Snoble. prizes to Julia Rose Minnie Krabec Emily Newman. N O Dutter returned from Columbus after attending a telephone association meeting. Cora Smith and son Rever end Williaa X Smith visited Gambier Ohio.
Mrs. Robert Vestal and the Stretchers plan a week in Indianapolis as relatives and friends visit. Guests include President TW and Ry Dunathan of Findlay College arriving for a week at the Clymer home. Other locals travel to Cleveland for visits and engagements, with students at Ohio Wesleyan University and Fenn College pursuing studies and internships.
From multiple summits in Central America the Pueble and the Atlantic can be seen together. The text notes that more than one peak provides a vantage that reveals both sea views from elevated points.
The year has brought strain to booksellers in England with dwindling sales and pressure on publishers. Industry observers note tighter margins, competition from imported titles, and shifting reading habits affecting local markets.
Mrs. William Graves Sharp hosted an informal reception for Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen with about seventy five attendees. A Sons of Union Veterans dinner and officers’ election followed. Elyria Moose women held a masked Halloween party with prizes, and Vele Club hosted pedia games and a planned Halloween costume progressive party.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Holmes hosted a Halloween bridge gathering at their Grafton Road residence with three tables and high scores awarded to Mrs Holmes and R Gorr while Mr and Mrs R Hamlin received second prizes. Guests wore costumes, decorations matched the season, and plans to meet again with Mr and Mrs A Plowers of South Amherst were announced.
Mrs William Gebhard hosted a vanity shower for Miss Edna Haas with gifts from a treasure hunt and a twelve place dining table. Contests winners included Miss Eleanor Hillmer Mrs Norman Kaiser and Mrs Ernst Eady. Pink and green decor featured pink chrysanthemums and pink tapers.
A brief social note advertises a dance tonight at Cascade with admission ten cents and the Kreb’s Day Band performing. The item highlights the small-town event and live music by the local ensemble.
Mrs Nellie M Hill of this city was re elected president of the Board of Trustees of the State W CT UL at yesterday morning s session of the convention now br ing Weld in Cleveland Wee Fail was elected for the Jong fern of three years She was also appointed as a member of the state examine hoard The board examines applicants for state workers organizers and leviacers
A Republican meeting is to be held this evening at Brownhelm school under the auspices of the county executive committee with Stetson and William Muilier as speakers. In Amherst last night a rally at the eehour auditorium drew about 125 persons, under the South Amer Seiberhiong Club banner. The government issued bond issue in November 1918 was noted.
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