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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1932
Page
12
Community groups including Presbyterian donations, Spanish War Vets Camp Auxiliary, Daughters of Scotland, Democrat Women's Club, and St. Andrew's Vestry meet at various local venues with notices of meetings, socials, and planned gatherings on upcoming dates.
Admissions include Mrs. George Barr at 270 Winckles Street Mrs John Win slow Dover Center Leander Garr of 10 Woodford Avenue Harold Jensen 129 Gulf Street Mrs Lester Barr 247 Harwood Street Mrs Merrill Nash R D 1 Elyria. Discharges include Mrs George Shore 606 Hast Broad Street Mrs Richard Reutter Valley City Bay ard Leonard baby girl 969 Cleveland Street Charles Barton 347 Kenyon Avenue Mrs Henry Moehl 414 Earl Street Mary Ellen Barnes Gratton Marie Ernst 425 East River Street James Nichols La Grange Mrs Sidney Nehols 412 Middle Avenue.
Mrs. W. G. Sharp hosted a simple charming tea at her Washington avenue home for her sister Miss Martha Clough who departs Saturday for Albuquerque New Mexico. Viewing the eclipse was a featured moment with Mrs. D. S. Troxel presiding and Miss Pearl Lord helping. Out of town guests included Dr. Ralph Sockman of New York City Mrs Chauncey Griswold of Pittsburgh and Mrs Verna Lawrence of Atlanta Georgia. Tomorrow four Cleveland friends of Miss Clough will be invited to dinner at the Sharp residence.
SOCALS Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Wilford of Nanth street attend the Widdowson-Alter wedding in St. Peter's Episcopal church in Lakewood today. Many residents, travelers, and visiting relatives pass through the week with trips to Detroit Cleveland and Chicago.
William P. McKenzie of Cambridge succeeds Edward A. Merritt as director of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston Mass McKenzie has long served Christian Science as editor trustee lecturer and teacher and is brother to sculptor Robert Tait McKenzie He studied at Upper Canada College Toronto University Knox College and Auburn Theological Seminary and authored hymns and poetry.
Paris fashion notes describe a new hat shape with a left point forming a V and swerving lines, often accented by a flower or pin at the apex or a ribbon ending in a box. The look shades the ear and hair more than berets or toques, reflecting a fresh style from two weeks of influence.
The article notes bon nets moving toward fabric heavy construction with materials chosen almost exclusively from fabrics. They may be stitched flat quilted or left plain indicating a shift in design and production methods.
About 12 members of the Mite Society of the local Methodist church enjoyed a tureen dinner at Mrs. Gus Zilch’s home in Cleveland Avenue. The gathering featured a brief business meeting with elections: first vice president Mrs. George Secker, second vice president Mrs. Ruby Guild, secretary Mrs. Gus Zilch, treasurer Mrs. Henry Schroeder reelected, and a president to be elected next meeting. The afternoon included sewing and watching a solar eclipse.
Miss Marion Steele announces office conferences at the local High School for the senior class on Monday with junior and sophomore discussions scheduled on the following days. Friday plans allow freshmen to confer on year preparations.
After a two month recess the Philathea Bible class at St Peter's Evangelical Sunday school plans to resume meetings this evening in the church parlors with hostesses Mrs Paul Redman Mrs Lucy Roemer Mrs Alva Rosenkranz Mrs Ralph Reinhart and Mrs Charles Sabiers. Other items note Mayme Blum dinner guest list and details of local social events. Herman Beesing on leave visits Maine to view the total solar eclipse and take photographs. Milk fund meeting date moved to Tuesday at Conrad Zilch’s Park avenue home. Council of St Peter's Evangelical Church holds August meeting at church parlors and discusses routine and key matters. Holly Name Groups meet Groups one and three of the select organization.
The Holy Name Society of St. Joseph Catholic church meets this evening with Group One at Ermund Glowaski’s on Milan avenue and Group Three at Hush Finegan’s on Milan avenues. Nearby, Miss Lucile Gillman and Miss Mary Ludwig host a beach party for guests Miss Mary Alma Pelt of Amsterdam and Bert Miller of Nashville, Tennessee at Nakomis Park Vermilion. A large garden dinner in honor of Bethel Shrine officers and members features awards for bridge and hosting by Mrs Antonette Rust and others. Several Amherst and Vermilion residents attend social gatherings, visits, and hospital admissions include Helen Sabo and Roy Exton.
Handsome ad for Grandma Kuhn's Picklesweet a 25c spice mix with directions to mix with Grand ma Kuhn's Sweetener and vinegar to produce 50 to 150 pickles or one half gallon of catsup. Also promotes Grandma Kuhn's Preservative and Sweetener with 10c price and mail order options from H Dale Kmarn Lab Shelby O.
Sept 1 report from Oberlin notes Mr and Mrs Charles Stuart Mrs Sylvia and Harold Peabody from Sunfield Michigan attending the Peabody reunion in Pittsfield and visiting Mr Peabody aged 98. Other local visits include Nagels Sump and Dent guests, a Sacred Heart church chicken dinner drawing families from Cleveland Elyria Wellington and Wakeman, plus residents John Emerick Nick Smith Nick Webber and others. A wiener roast hosted by J Brackley featured Ridgeville guests and an orchestra dance finale. Nearby Lorain and Milan outings appear with Melon party visits and outings to Public Beach Lorain. A Cleveland dispatch mentions a suspect questioned in the death of John Stiling, 49, Yellow Cab driver.
Witnesses described a fatal shooting during a robbery in Cleveland’s roaring third precinct. In Columbus Leo Bellknap aged 45 from near New Albany drowned after stepping into a deep hole while bathing in Alum creek. A girl companion was rescued by Wilbur Cross of Gahanna. In Cincinnati Lloyd Pryor aged 22 from Loveland drowned while swimming without permission at an Indian Hills estate pool. his body was recovered by a caretaker.
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