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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1932

Page

14

Presbyterian Church Missionary Program Highlights Labor Day Plans

Bristol presents missionary program with delegates from Emma Dean Anderson Circle, Boy Missionary Society and Junior Mission Club in church parlors. Guests discussed work among Negro churches and other denominations. Children sang spirituals, while Ladies Aid planned sewing for the needy and a silver tea in September. Labor Day events at Spring Valley CC include golf, mixed foursomes, a dinner, and dancing. Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary hosted a tureen dinner at G.A.R. Hall with a flag program and social hour. Programs for St. Pauls Evangelical classes included a picnic at Indian Trail, bell game, treasure hunt, and wiener roast. Mary Elizabeth Dwyer-Browns marriage solemnized at St Marys. Meinke family honored at Lake Side Institute with lamp gift and farewell service. A Pilgrim Community Church women’s association nominated officers and planned a future program. Family gathering at Wooster Street hosted by Schmitts and Stobers included card party with 500 and bunco for prizes.

Bristol Ted Presbyterian Church Missionary Society Pitman St. Pauls Evangelical Church Ali A J. Pitman Indian Trail Els Woods Harvey Abramoska Madeun Russell Schroeder

Hospital Notes Admission and Discharge Snippet

Hospital notes list admissions for Milton Obitts of 500 Third St Eleanor Kantosky Grafton Chas Wirth 21 Winckles St Mrs Howard Gollmar 1306 Lake Ave and Mrs Leon Albright R D 1 Elyria Discharges include Mrs Oscar Koehn baby boy 317 George St Eleanor Kantosky Grafton Chas tee 21 Winckles St Norman Crowhurst 19 Middle Age Milton Obits 500 Third St Mrs Julus Gubeno baby boy 403 Foster St

Milton Obitts Third St Eleanor Kantosky Grafton Chas. Wirth Winckles St Howard Gollmar Lake Ave Leon Albright R. D Elyria Oscar Koehn George St Chas. Tee Norman Crowhurst Milton Obits Julus Gubeno Foster St

Royal Neighbors Meeting and Club Activities Tonight

Meetings of Royal Neighbors of America set for 7 30 tonight with dull team practice and officer attendance. A white elephant exchange is planned and Colonial Club will be entertained by Mrs F W Dalisbury at 627 West Avenue on Tuesday September 6 at 2 30. Rebekah Local Club meets with Mrs Agnes Erickson at 103 Grant Street Tuesday evening, with Mrs Kate Reithardt as social chair.

Royal Neighbors of America Colonial Club F W. Dalisbury West Avenue Rebekah Agnes Erickson Grant Street Kate Reithardt

De Molay and Eastern Star Events Tonight in Lorain Area

The Sandy Lodge and Dav Ida Nye De Molay Chapter No 4 held a regular session at 8 PM in the 7. O. C. Hall with Master Councilor Theodore Wash naming two committees Harlo McNally chairs Social and Alfred Luther leads East Side Sick. Earl Whidden announced a free Irish fry by Steel City Chapter in Lorain on September 13 and a future album of Past Master Councilors was approved. A state conclave report, a De Molay vs Odd Fellows ball on September 2, and next meeting at 7 30 PM were also noted with numerous attendees and past officers listed.

David J. Nye Order of de Molay C. F. Hall Theodore Wash Harlo McNally Harold Wicken Ernest Biswell West Side Alfred Luther Arthur Boyer South Side Donald Thompson Earl Whidden Steel City International de 'Molay Cordop Cleveland Harold Dicken de Molais Odd Fellows Jefferson School

Novelty Ball Colorful Affair At Ellis Hall

The American Legion Awvhaty sponsored Novelty Ball at Ellis Hall last evening. More than 150 attendees danced to Kenneth Peters and his Varsity Band. The prize waltz went to Miss Nelda Jackson and George Briggs with special prizes awarded to Jim Burns Norman Madison Earl Spinks and Jimmie Murphy. Tom D Welsh and Elon Peck depart Saturday for Portland Oregon to attend the National Convention of the American Legion.

American Legion Ellis’ Hall Kenneth Peters Nelda Jackson George Briggs Jim Burns Norman Madison Earl Spinks Jimmie Murphy Tom D. Welsh Elon Peck Portland Oregon The

Mixed and Modern Dance Nights at Nickel Plate Grove

Weekend dance events run Saturdays and Sundays at Nickel Plate Grove. Admission ranges from 10 to 25 cents, inviting local dancers to enjoy creature comforts and live entertainment in a period street-corner setting.

Elyria girl graduates from Ohio State with B S degree

Miss Jessie Turner Mahn of 428 Sixth Street Elyria receives the Bachelor of Science degree at Ohio State Commencement in Columbus at 2 PM after three years at Miami University Her majors English Psychology with History and Special Education as minors She is a 1928 Elyria High School graduate and was active in U S W C A and Athletics. her parents Mr and Mrs L W Mahn attended the exercises.

Jessie Turner Mahn Elyria Ohio State University Sith Street Miss Mahn Miami University Elyria High School Lourse L. W .Mahn Columbus

Local residents of Elyria attend events and travel

Local Elyria residents visit relatives in Johnstown and Columbus. Miss Becker attends the Ohio Mercantile Agency convention. Several families welcome newborns and travel for vacations, funerals, and reunions at Elyria Memorial Hospital, Cape Cod, and Columbus State Fair.

Ruching Trimmed Week Opens Plans for New Home

Fred Culp prepares to enter the University as a freshman. Mr and Mrs John Walkden and Mr and Mrs Clarence Walkden left this morning for trips east stopping at Watkins Glen and Albany and returning via Harrisburg. Mr and Mrs William Humphrey, with Mrs F D Humphrey of Middle Avenue, return to Findlay Ohio. Miss Margaret Hoefer of Norristown arrived for an indefinite visit with her mother Mrs Katherine Hoefer and sister Mrs R K Edmonds on Cornell Avenue.

Fred Culp University John Walkden Clarence Walkden Trin East Watkins Glen Albany New York Harrisburg Pennsylvania Wiliam Humphrey F. D. Humphrey Middle Avenue Findlar Ohio Margaret Hoofer Norristown Katherine Hoefer R. K Edmonds Cornell Avenue

Ohio Elks Name Officers at 54th Annual Meeting

Officials chosen at the Ohio Elks Association 54th annual meeting include Norman C Farr of New Philadelphia as president and Harry D. with the selection announced at Cedar Point during the closing business session.

Cedar Point Ohio Elks’ Association Norman C Farr New

Newark Leader Names 1940 Slate for Local Organization

Haler, Newark, secretary, William Petri, Cincinnati, treasurer, William Bruning, Cleveland, first vice president, J. F. Fussinger, Cincinnati, second vice president, and Charlies A. Booth, Canton, third vice president. Charles W. Casselman, Alliance, was chosen to complete the unexpired term of Bruning as trustee. Fred Bohn, Zanesville, was elected to the Board of Trustees, and Dance, Nuhn's Barn, LaGrange Rd., every Sat. and Sun. night. Also dance Mon. eve. Labor Day. Good music.

Nuhn LaGrange Rd

Local Exalted Rulers pick leaders for 1983 reunion

William B. Campbell of Lorain was re elected a trustee A B Horton of Cincinnati was re elected president of the Past Exalted Rulers Association and Charles S Haslop of Newark was elected secretary The 1983 reunion will be held in Cedar Point again

William B. Campbell Lorain A. B. Hortons Cincinnati Exalted Rulers’ Association Charles 5. Haslop Newark Cedar Point

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