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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1933

Page

5

Evening Club and Church Notices Across Prosperity

Prosperity hosts Tonight include the Bridge Club meeting with Miss Marian Upp on 4th street and Nurses Alumni Ala'm meeting with Misa Marjorie Francis on 1d7 East River. Division II of the nd Congregational church gathers with Mrs Ear t Jolley on Lake Avenue as St Pan’s Church Council and St. Clair Rebekah Lodge hold degree practice. Dames of Malta meet in 1. 0. F. Hall. Gary Davies presents an Art Exhibit at Elyria Hotel from 0:50 a.m. to 10:20 p.m. Open to friends, and the Methodist choir rehearses at 6:30 p.m.

Prosperity Bridge Club Marian Upp 4Th Street Ala’m Misa Marjorie Francis East River Nd Congregational Church Mre Eart Jolley Lake Avenue St. Pan's Church Council St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Dames of Malta Gary Davies Elyria Hotel

Invisible Specs Move Into Market As Contact Glasses

London reports a new optical fad called contact glasses. Tiny lens charms fit on the eye corner under the lid, held by suction and unseen at close range. Priced around 25 dollars each, they require a surgeon prescription and careful handling with a rubber bulb aiding insertion and removal.

London

Wellington Harles A Warner Dies After Prolonged Illness

Charles A Warner 78 of 207 Him Street Wellington died at home Monday September 4 after a long illness. A cupola man at Sterling Foundry he had lived in Wellington five decades. Survived by four children Emma Warner Elm Street Albert Warner Elyria Mrs Lee Hunt Fremont and Mrs Fred Strawabaugh Lind sey Ohio. Funeral at residence Thursday at two oclock with Dr Recard of Wadsworth officiating.

Harles A. Warner Wellington Charles A. Warner Him Street Warner Sterling Foundry Emma Warner Elm Street Albert Warner Elyria Lee Hunt Fremont Fred, Strawabaugh Lindsey Ohio Charles Warner Iate Recard Wadsworth

W C T U Meeting Thursday At Mrs Southard Home

The W C T U will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs A B Southard's home Herrick Ave West Speaker Mrs Drummer county president will report from the National Convention The Wells Woods note references a Sunday event at Lacor Day and local sermons by Rev H K Finley at the Baptist auditorium Rally Day at the Baptist church September 24 aims for record attendance The Baptist Y P U will meet Friday at Miss Mary Scoville's home

A. B. Southard Herrick Avenue West Drummer W. C. Tou Wells Woods C. B. Woodman Todd Waggoner Lorain R. A. McCormick Jean Labor Day Lakewood Howard Buner Baptist Auditorium Upae City H. K. Finley N, Side Baptist Sunday School Baptist Young People’s Union Mary Scoville Bernard Rothstein Lodi Falls Clinic

Koehn Buchholz Nupitals Set At St Johns Tonight

Laura Koehn and Arnold Buchholz wed at St John s Lutheran Church with Reverend Armin Schroeder officiating at six. The ceremony precedes an organ recital. reception at the Koehn home. Host of family members attend. couple to honeymoon in Chicago and reside with groom s mother.

Laura Koehn Arnold Buchholz St. John’s Lutheran Church Koehn-Buchholz St. John's Lutheran Church Armin Schroeder P. M. Schroeter Helen Koehn Emma Barkknecht Lois Anne Koehn Hugo Buchholz Jesse Kauffman Charles Koehn Glenwood Street Chicago August Schott The Grafton Read St. John’s Church 03 Club Notawa Club Just Us Eight Grafton

Mrs Whitney and Miss Sannar host Margaret Whidden shower

Mrs John Whitney Jr and Miss Mary Sannar hosted a personal shower for cousin Miss Margaret Whidden who will marry Dr Wise of Lorain next week. Guests played bridge with high scores awarded to Jacqueline Greene, Leona Rober, and Elizabeth Hancock amid pastel gift wrap and garden flower centerpieces.

John Whitney Jr Mary Sannar Columbia Avenue Margaret Whidden Dr. Wise Lorain Jacqueline Greene Leona Rober Elizabeth Hancock

Legion Auxiliary elects officers at threen dinner

Members meeting at Legion Hall heard officer elections with Mrs. W. C. Lockard named president and Mrs. Virgil Jasper, Mrs. Fred Hadney, Mrs. William Hearne, and others elected or reelected. Mrs. Jack Jobson won a special prize. Next meeting set for September 19 with installation in October.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall W. C. Lockard Virgil Jasper Fred Hadeney William Hearne Foster Dirlam Walter Ferriman Harvey Cheney William Sudro Jack Jobson

Mrs Searles Hosts Colonial Club Social

Fifteen members and one guest of the Moadar Colonial Club enjoyed an afternoon at Mrs. W. H. Searles home on Fifth Street with five hundred and an informal social hour. Refreshments were served. A September 15 gathering is planned at Mrs. Schultz’s Columbus street home.

Moadar Colonial Club W.H. Searles Fifth Street Searles Schultz Columbus Street

Marriage license applications filed for Haramps and Fomanzewski

Eduard Haramps, 23, cab driver, Lorain, and Wanda Fomanzewski, 23, Lorain, applied for marriage licenses in Lorain. Justice of the Peace Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Hubbel preside. They recently returned from Detroit where they attended the Michigan State Fair.

Eduard Haramps Lorain Wanda Fomanzew Ski W. B. Hubbel Ory East Avenue Detroit Michigan State Fair

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List

Admissions include Mrs Frank West at No Water street Joseph Protarks RD No 2 Mrs Anthony Schmitt 368 South Maple street Dee Ingner 216 Clark street Thomas Donahue 405 Louisiana avenue. Discharges list Geo Fitzpatrick 2102 South Oak street Mrs Herbert Nierman 29 Bond street Emerson Sherrill 1339 Lake Avenue Michael Helli 524 Vatican street.

Frank West Water Street Joseph Protarks R. D Anthony Schmitt South Maple Street Dee Ingner Clark Street Thomas Donahue Louisiana Avenue Geo. Fizpatrick South Oak Street Herbert Nierman Bond Street Emerson Sherrill Lake Avenue Michael Helli Vinican Street

Meetings and club gatherings listed for October events

Meetings Division A of the Second Congregational church holds a tureen dinner at Mrs. Louis Davies across Penfield Avenue. Cosmopolitan Club meets at Mrs. Howard Crooks on Columbia Avenue for a two o'clock Thursday fire meeting. Rebekah Social Club of West River Street reports seventeen members present with Mrs. Sylvia Pope absent president and Mrs. Nellie Reynolds presiding. Prizes went to Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Gehrke and Mrs. Arnold, refreshments by Mrs. Gehrke and Mrs. Sutton. next meeting October third with location TBA. St. John's Club at Mrs. George Thompson on Ninth Street hosts members and guest Mrs. Margaret Maddox. next meeting October 22 at Mr. George Black on Huron Street.

A. R.C Loratx Anna Fields Wee Erin Avenue Lorain Raef Corps Anna Geahrke Flora Oak West Fizhth Strees Ene Lengton William Graves Sharp Democrat Women's Club Grace Peaks West River Road Sharp France Loretta Masruder Oberlin Henson Home Second Congregational Church Louis Davies Penfield Avenue Cosmopolitan Club Howard Crooks Columbia Avenue Rebekah William Gehrke West River Street Sylvia Pope Nellie Reynolds Reed Gehrke Arnold Sutton ST. John's St. John’s George Thompson Ninth Street Margaret Maddox George Black Huron Street

Local residents return from visits across Ohio and Illinois

Mrs Bess McDonald returns to Cornell avenue after a week with Mrs Anna Hess in Buffalo and her Cleveland sister. Numerous neighbors host guests from Lorain Cleveland and Chicago as Labor Day visits, school plans, and trips to the Century of Progress and the World’s Fair are noted among families in this community.

Bess McDonald Cornell Avenue Anna Hess Buffalo Cleveland Lydia Daugherty Lorain A. G. Highgate Parkview Court Elon Peck East River Street Iva Hoard Aon Kenneth Sarah Peck Chicarn Joseph Leitner Maxine Hanes Kiein Charles Zimmerman Ethel Joseph Frank Lake Area Arthur Schon East Avenue Kirksville Souri School of Osteopathy Missouri Century of Progress Chicago C. J. Stuckey Parky Court George Paul William Paul John James M. B. Faulhaber Charles Co WwooMroo Richard Ker Moter E. E. Willams Lawrence Willlaie Park Avenue Frank Blakeslee Chicag West River Street Mason Nichole Daugher Titnnis George Alynchenhreg Oho Akron Hugh Cameron Garford Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital Taher 5Th H. T. King Longfelioa Street A. H. Stoddard Sixth Street Mansteid Ohio M. Kenneck Joe Mary Barbara Steubenvile H. Niyas Eastern Heights Boulevard Joan Chamellain Troy

Former Oberlin Man Is Married

Milas Phyllis Irons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Irons of Linesville Pennsylvania, married Lowing Van Rockern of Oberlin on August 16. Van Rockern is a Oberlin High School and University of Tennessee graduate with membership in Phi Kappa Phi. The couple reside on a farm near Linesville with his uncle. Local society notes multiple visits and greetings from residents and visitors to Oberlin from Michigan Ohio and nearby towns during summer and early autumn.

Oberlin Milas Phyllis Irons F. W. Irons Linesvile Lowing van Rockern George van Rockern State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh van Bockern Oberlin High School University of Tennessee Alpha Zeta Phi Kappa Phi Linesville

Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers in Annual Meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary elected new officers for the year at last night’s meeting in the Legion rooms. Officers include President Elsie Shaffstall, first vice president C. M. Byars, second vice president D. L. Blackmer, secretary Cameron, treasurer, chaplain Claa Baxter, and sergeant at arms Lois Cummings. The gathering also notes club and community events, trips to conventions, picnics, and local society notices from Elyria and nearby towns.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms Elsie Shaffstall C. M. Byars D. L. Blackmer Cameron Claa Baxter Harver Pratt Lois Cummings

Elyria Social Notes Highlight Local Entertainments

F N Barton of Eastern Heights Boulevard and William Lucas of Cleveland host a University Club evening for Miss Bunny Gillis and Thomas Anspacker. Elyria residents Lora Gillie and Gertrude Reety attend. W H Ruths plan Fremont trip with son in law and daughter Pam Kridler. Bridler and Bridler honor couple on their 5th anniversary. Robert Ross Paty returns from Oberlin visit with Ries grandparents. Mrs F G Nichola returns from Chicago after Century of Progress visit.

F. N. Barton Eastern Heights Boulevard William Lucas Cleveland University Club Bunny Gillis Thomas Anspacker Elyria Lora Gillie Gertrude Reety W. H. Ruth

Voice of the People on Ohio bank closures and deposits

North Ridgeville reader PLL. Morgan urges openness from the Ohio State Banking Department about the closed banks. He laments weeks of silence, calls for a depositors committee to inform stake holders, and stresses public need for accountability and cooperative reopening efforts.

State Banking Department State of Ohio Eer Morgan North Ridgeville

Board Reassigns Two Teachers At Local School

Last night the board of education approved reassignment of ten Higra school teachers for the coming year. Miss Ebba Fosselua will be reassigned to Jefferson Junior High School and Miss Georgianna Taft to the Ronees tet School as vacancies created since retrenchment have allowed new placements.

Higra Board of Education Astses Yoral Sehanie Ebba Fosselua Jefferson Junior Miss Georgianna Taft Roneestet Schoo

Pennsylvania Wool Crop Outlook Cheerful in 1932 Season

Wool growers in Pennsylvania anticipate income near last year with a 160 percent price rise. Production is estimated at around 3,477,000 pounds shorn from about 481,000 sheep, compared with 3,270,000 pounds from 344,000 sheep.

Pennsylvania Harrisburg Department of Agriculture

Elyria Townline Notes Local Social Roundup

Miss Doris Nichols attends a Jolly Dozen meeting. Several locals join Byrd Richmond's funeral from Middle Ridge. Irma Spiegelberg visits West Ridge. Caroline Spiegelberg from Cleveland vacationed over Labor Day. Mrs. E C Schubert attends Foreign Missionary society. Local families attend Elyria fair and visit relatives on Edison Highway and East Avenue.

Elyria Townline Road Doris Nichols Jolly Dozen The Ten Evangelical Sunday School South Ridge Miriam Fowl Edison Highway Byrd Richmond Middle Ridge Irma Spiegelberg Earl Burrer West Ridge Caroline Spiegelberg Cleveland Labor Day E. C. Schubert Foreign Missionary Society M. E. Parsonage East Avenue Elyria Oliver L.W. Spiegelberg Milton Schlechter L. W. Spiegelbere Valentine Cook Henry Nesefield Edisor Highway

Henrietta Community Fair and Local Notices

Henrietta at Sept 6 fair includes 4-H exhibits PTA Farm Bureau and Grange programs at Henrietta school auditorium at eight p.m. features 4-H pledge reports moving picture show demonstrations campfire songs and a story revue. Also local briefs list candidates for trustees clerk justice of peace and other civic notices with residents visiting and hosting guests.

Henrietta Parent- Teacher Association Farm Bureau Grange Ohio Cluh Doris Portman Peter Gulcus Clib

Maggie and Jigs Ratse Ruempus at Yellowstone Park

A garbled report mentions Maggie and Jigs in Yellowstone with a feud and an escort, referencing a 125 foot Wow event and ongoing loud activity. It also recalls Chicago voters selecting five trustees for the town of Chicago on August 16, 1853, with twenty eight electors.

Maggie Jigs Foss Chicago

Virginia Ross Engaged to Ivan Bramley Smith

Virginia Iona Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Ross becomes engaged to Ivan Bramley Smith of Wellington son of Mr and Mrs William A Bissler of Sharon Center Ohio The wedding is set for October 15 at the Church of Christ.

Hess Virginia Ross Ivan Bramley Smith Charles Ross Virginia Iona Ross Wellington William. A. Bissler Sharon Center Ohio Church of Christ

Famous Dan Hanna Estate Goes on Market in Lenox

The late Dan Hanna estate in Lenox Massachusetts is for sale. Once housing 190 riding horses in a $250,000 stable building the property hosted annual Lenox dog shows and horse shows and has been unoccupied for years.

Dan Hanna Lenox Mass Mark Hanna

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