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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1934

Page

9

Community Club speakers and birthday party grace Elyria notices

ETY Jane Campbell of the Home Economics Department spoke at the Elyria Woman's Club Tuesday afternoon, explaining gas ranges and adjustments. A 21st birthday party for Paul Doubte drew six couples with prizes, songs, and gifts. Girl Scouts met at Church of Christ planning Halloween events and Scout Week activities.

Jane Campbell Home Economics Gasco American Home and Ōpila Welfare Department Elyria Woman's Club Miss Campbell Deane Burns Stella Wilson Mesdames Pekras Kuhlow Aust Butler Betteridge Burn Biggs Bannon Birkbeck Boyla Cordrey Crisp Clark Cobb Karla Kaley Jack Huge West Paul K. Double Harwood St Kathryn Arter Bill Custar William Sullivan Robert Gleason Beverly Peterman Robert Kiely Wilma Reid William Custar Ruth Higgins Jay Dettman Barbara McConneil Betty Bridgeland Paul Doubte Girl Scouts of Troops Churchof Christ Ida Jean Sands Hallowe'en Girl Scouts of Troops 1 Church of Christ W. C. Lorkard

Soot Sus Club Members Meet in Cleveland

Soor Sus Club members traveled to Cleveland for a tureen supper at Mrs Frizz Guthmans home. They enjoyed bridge with prizes for Mrs Jack Hackney first Mrs Henry Janny second and Robert Brumfield consolation. Halloween decorations and social chatter filled the evening with Mrs William Bouck joining from Cleveland.

Cleveland Frizz Guthman Jack Hackney Henry Janny Serand Robert Brumfield Wiliam Bouck Es Mow Glen Henry Ault Sheeluh Lake Ave

Halloween Party in Wellington Hosts Daughters of Union Veterans

Mary A Chandler Tent Daughters of Union Veterans held a Halloween gathering at Mr and Mrs H B Stevick home in Wellington with 28 members and guests including J A Kaley C D Webster and Mrs Charles Abber. Corn stalks autumn leaves and jack o lanterns decorated the scene. Nelie Straw won first prize Charlotte Lewis second after a brief business session with games and music. Next meeting set for November 15 at 116 Cornell Avenue with Mrs J C Jackson.

Stwenty Mary A. Chandler H. B. Stevick Wellington J. A. Kaley C. D. Webster Charles Abber Jack Stevick

Halloween social roundup at local homes and theater

A series of community Halloween events unfolds with clubs, a party at Margaret Wirstham’s on Twelfth Street where Ruth Blakely wins best costume and prizes go to Rosa Belle Carpenter and Frances Bates. the Collins Festival’s Rooms For Tourists on Tuesday at High Steel Auditorium. a Fagles Auxiliary Halloween party hosted by Mrs. Emma Warman with Stella Landers winning best outfit. the Hurry Up Club gathering at Mrs. Bert Lord’s on Cleveland Street with high score prizes and Halloween table decor. next meetings planned for Ruth Blakely and Mrs. George Schmitkens.

Fight O'clock Club Margaret Wirstham Twelfth Street Hallowe'en Ruth Blakely Rosabelle Carpenter Frances Bates Gueraldine Simkins Claire Emerich Muriel Sump Second Street High 8Eel Elsha Woman's Club Farher Mother D. A. Baird Miss Ancona Emma Warman Mrs. Hale Chestnut Ridge Hallowe’en Fagles Stella Landers Telzgerow O May Huffman Freeman Bert Lord Cleveland Street Bhut Mre Viar Ar Par Waldron

Bakedham Supper at F Carlisle School Thursday

Community notice invites attendance at a baked ham supper hosted by F Carlisle School on Thursday October 25 with free entertainment and a promise of a social gathering for residents and supporters.

F. Carlisle School

Ten Initiates Inducted Into Elyria Bus and Pro Women's Club

Six new names were added to the Rivriki Business and Professional Women's Club membership and ten young women in Elyria were initiated at a dinner meeting in the First Congregational Church parlors. Initiates named include Mrs. Sigrid Amidon Miss Mabel Dyke Mrs. Beatrice Curtis Miss Gertrude Wernert and others. Joseph Petro spoke on municipal government forms urging city manager and commission plans and backed a general sales tax. A Halloween masquerade party was planned at Mrs. Sigrid Amidon’s home on 105 Second Street.

Rivriki Business and Professional Women’s Club First Congregational Church Hildreth Hecock Vanita Hubbard Sigred Amidon Mabel Dyke Beatrice Curtis Gertrude Wernert Mary MeeLaughlin Laura Harris Charity Skerod Dorotha Smith Mildred Bickel Matilda Maurer Joseph Petro Sion Petro Sarah Hamilton Jefferson Junior High School Sigrid Amid Second Street

Musical Art Society Opens Season With Reception

Tonight the Musical Art Society begins its season with a reception and program at Elyria, featuring violin and piano pieces by Berthoven and Brahms. New president Mrs. H Estes and program chair Mrs. Crumley introduce the year’s plans as Mrs. Charles Perenns announces last night’s program. An informal social hour followed in the dining room with an orange-centered table.

Musical Art Society Charles Perenns Berthoven Ale Vm Bemis Truml Martin Beek Fon Huber Marjorie Rossiter Ap& Music

Halloween masquerade entertains Second Congregational group

Hospital notes mix with a report of a Halloween masquerade hosted by Division A of the Second Congregational church on Lake avenue last evening. Mrs. Cora Bemis won best costume. Mrs. Cheevere took funniest title. Prizes and refreshments followed, with announcements for future events and a lodge entertainment plan.

Second Congregational Chhurch Hallowe'en Emma Scherrman Lake Avenue Cora Bemis Cheevere Tome Zabriey

Marriage License Applications Sealed in County Records

Harry L. Sigsbey, a farmer from La Grange. Ruth August Twerrell, of Wellington. Rev. Ber ard and Andrew Trill, a fireman from Columbia two, with Eleanor Grace Brandt of Ridgeville. Rev. Young.

Harry L. Sigsbey la Grange Ruth August Twerrell Wellington Berard Andrew Trill Columbia Two Eleanor Grace Brandt Ridgeville Young

Personal Notices From Harrisburg to Sebring and Akron

Mr and Mrs W H Wright returned to Harrisburg Pennsylvania after visiting Mrs Wrights sisters Mrs T C Whitmore and Mrs George Bradley John Hall and son Lynn left for Sebring Florida after visiting their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs H Riddle of East Avenue They spent the summer at their former home in Sebring Ohio and visited Earl Hall and family in Akron Ohio Franklyn Spence of Columbus Ohio is visiting at the home of his brother and sister in law Mr

W. H. Wright Harrisburg Pennsylvania T. C. Whitmore George Bradley Jotn Hall Lynn H. Riddle Eastavenue Sebring Florida Ohio Earl Hall Akron Franklyn Spence Columbus

Local club meetings and travels noted in Elyria district

Residents and members of the Fortnightly, Hlyrla Woman's Club, and Mission committees plan meetings and travel. Attendees visit Detroit for a funeral, attend Y M C A sessions in Cleveland, and join Ohio Conference missions in Conneaut. Birth announced for Clifford Alonzo Jr. in Columbus. local sports mention Elyria High School and San Francisco game.

Curtis Spence East Avenue Ferdinand Wirth Norman Wirth Fred Klein Detroit Michigan Andrew Gross Lahue Hawaii L. B. Hindman Gross Hindman Cleveland Norfolk Virginia Roanoke Jas. W. van Dusan W. F. Bell Lucy Houserman Elizabeth Rich Conneaut Edith Scott Mission Study Club Mildred Widber American Board of New York Elyria C. A. Herold Stanford Avenue Clifford Alonzo, Jr White Or Heal Columbus Ohio OM. Showalter Prark Earl Showalter Gration Elygia High School University of No St. Mary's San Francisco Maude Dimter Wasato Park California Mrson Hoesen Broad Street D.C PSO Ruth Tapper Cetodiae

Glade Thomas Celebrates 23 Years in Furniture Trade

Glade Thomas marks twenty third anniversary in the furniture business. He entered in 1911 on October 13 in Fliria amid superstition fears, later forming a partnership with Carl G. Friday. The business originated as Rimbach's Furniture, with Friday and George Rimbach later roles, Thomas moving to current Broad Street location in 1924 and expanding after buying out Rim­bach interests.

Fliria Née Broad Street Carl G. Friday Rimbach Friday George Rimbach Thomas

County Christian Endeavor Convention Opens Friday

The Intermediate-Senior Christian Endeavor Union will hold its twenty-fifth county convention October 25 26 at the Second Congregational Church Elyria. Events include talks by Rev Net Crawford Rev F A Eastman and Rev H W Veler with installations awards and a county retreat program. A banquet and conference cap the gathering with leaders from Lorain Elyria and Akron.

Intermediate-Senior Christian Endeavor Union Second Congregational Church Elyria Net Crawford Cleveland Elva Doris Balngesser Lorain F. A. Eastman Amherst Canada Jack Spencer Jean Brfilhart Donald Schaffer Marshall Presbyterian Church of H. W. Veler Linville Christian Temple of N. E. Escott Herman Klahr Bruce Dodd Akron John Undegraft

New London Fellowship Event and Declamation Contest

About one hundred attended the New London First M. B. Church fellowship at the Parish House with a 6:30 pot luck dinner. Dr. Wm Shaw, a furloughed Korean missionary, spoke on farming life in Korea, posing the questions Is the crop ripe Is it accessible and Is it worth harvesting. Six New London High students earned finals spots in the declamation contest with readings and the Choral Club provided music. Finals are planned in about two weeks.

New London M. B Wm. Shaw Shaw M. E Korea America Norwalk Hfe New London High Jane Bracy Brothers In Love Irma Sexton Florence Chandler Ruth Hibbard Mary Atee Heddon Bath Hour James Goodrich Katherine Edgar Marian Hotchkiss Winifred Upton RB. (. Rasmussen Paul Schied

Lunch By Donation At M Church of Christ This Thursday

A 25 cent lunch is offered Thursday at the M Church of Christ. The event runs from 11 to 12 with proceeds supporting church activities. Community members are invited to attend and enjoy a meal while helping a local cause.

Church of Christ

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