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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1938

Page

15

Dr and Mrs Redhead Honored At 25-Year Church Reception

Early in the evening over 200 friends gathered in St. Andrew's Sunday School room to honor Dr. Edwin B. Redhead and his wife on twenty five years of service to the parish. J Martin Beck traced the rector search of 1913, a gift of a silver box was presented, and a three tiered cake with rose cosmos decor crowned the reception.

St. Andrew's Church Edwin B. Redhead S. Bockwood Steubenville Ohio Mr. Redhead Mrs. Redhead Elor E. B. Redhead

Elyria Woman's Club Executive Board to Meet Friday

Elyria Woman's Club president Mrs Frank C Billings asks all executive board members to meet Friday at nine thirty at the club house to plan the coming year. Summer efforts by officers and committee chairs produced events programs calendars and member outreach. The meeting aims to welcome new officers and coordinate efforts to support the club. Rimage Sale Sart Sept 10 102 West Ave Daughters of Sahara.

Frank C. Billings Elyria Woman's Club Elyria Woman’s Club, Inc Rimage

Young People's Meeting at Reform Church Tonight

The Young People's group of the Hungari Reform Church invites all members to attend this evening at MET o’clock. The session focuses on community fellowship and church activities.

Young People’s Sa MET Hungari Reform Church

Miss Anne Roth Weds F Orlo Standen in Elyria

Miss Anne Roth daughter of Mr and Mrs R D Roth of Elyria wed F Orlo Standen at Adventist Church in Elyria in a 7:30 ceremony. The bride is a graduate of Elyria High School and works as an electrical holder at General Industries. Richard Kilgore of Elyria attended as a guest.

Anne Roth F. Orlo Standen Elyria Anne Heh R. D WF. Standen East Street Adventist Church Richard Kilgore Gore Aha of Hong Fugrnam 7 Eleris High School Ned The General Industries and Af

P I A Board Honors New Principal And Wife

The P I A board honored new principal Harry Fran and his wife at a gathering hosted by Mrs E G on their street. Programs for the year were arranged and fund-raising ideas discussed. The first PT A meeting is set for September 13. Also noted were attendees including Mrs Joy Rodgers and Mrs R Payne. A September birthday party at Elyria Home for the Aged honored six family members, led by Elizabeth DeWitt, 92, with cake and arranged seating.

Mom Hamilton Harry Fran E.G Don Ways and Means M. O'Dell Joy Rodgers R. Payne PF. Hadaway R Rogers E. Hedricks Henry Ingersoll, Jr E. Sutcliffe L. E. McCord Joe Morgan Elyria Elizabeth DeWitt Spe Myra Osborn Ben H. Raines Cora Fisher J. J. McAlpine Junella Modte

Local residents recall summer travels and visiting kin

Social notes list guests and homecomings across multiple households. Walter Phillips and Eva Snyder visit from Washington, D C. Ro o F Leembhuts leaves for Los Angeles for an American Legion convention. Kathleen Moran travels to Washington D C for hospital training with her parents present. Numerous moves and returns are noted from towns including Earl Court Denison Avenue Middle Avenue Pacific Grove and Lorain plus trips to California Seattle Banff and Detroit.

BW. Phillips Earl Court Walter Phillips Eva Snyder Washington, D.C Ro O F. Leembhuts Denisonavenue Los Angeles California National American Legion Kathleen Moran Eighth Street Washington, D. C Washington Hospital Sanitarium C. J. Moran J. H. Burke LaGrange Middle Avenue Emma Scheuneman Lake Avenue Mary Strittmatter Alton Ilinois Grace Williams Pacific Grove Charles Elkins West Avenue H. H. Gregg But Iternut Ridge Road Southe Ohio Bertty Seniof Graftan Memorial Hospital Marl Bron- Elyria Third Street Irs L. Faulknen Ander Lois Anteo George Tor Florida John Ss Eva Chicago Illingis Rosemary Ol Dle Tomersing River Forest Resars Citode L. Rez S West Virginia San Pedro Parer Jane Lersta R. B Ward Bud Mars Laten Avenue Ci Leze Cley Wis Gra Milwaukee Wisconsin William Sharpe East Avenue M Jack Sharpe East Fourth Street Sunny Side Beach Beverly Court Ann William LaPour Bridgepr Connection Mer J. H. Patbridge Brown Emue Vancouver Louise Baker Harrison Seattle Washington Victoria Lake Louise Banffey Baulhaber Chicago M. B. Faulhaber Charles Court AL LI Marjorie Werner Adirondacks

Methodist W F M S Reelects Officers Opens Season

The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of First Methodist reselected most officers as the fall season began at the home of Mrs Henes Heidrich. Portman presided with officers including Snowden Hicks Rhodes Kirby Charlton Barber Nevins. A memorial service for Mrs Mason Smith and Mrs Ida Mitchell was held. Refreshments followed. next meeting to be hosted by Mrs Rawson on October 3.

Women's Foreign Missionary Society of First Methodist Church Mainy Henes Heidrich Eastern Heights Boulevard WH. G. Portman W.C. Snowden FL. Hicks F. L. Rhodes W. B. Kirby R. Charlton Sunshine C. L. Barber Walter Nevins Portman Meetdoall Snowden Mason Smith Ida Mitchell Helen Osborn Osborn Mi Brows A. H. Rothe India America the Beautiful America Ina WFLM Jeanette Spara Oliver Founsend Miss Stoppard Henry Townsend Oliver Townsend Heidrich King William Ohlemacher Rawson

Plans Completed For YWCA Lecture Course

Final plans were completed for a fall lecture series by YWCA in Cleveland. Kent State professors will present Who S America on a November date. Judge Harry L. Eastman will lecture on Dequency in Cleveland. Eugene Lyons discusses My Assignment in Cipia in December. Sidney Montague will present Under Northern Lights in January. Mrs. Helen Tappan Berthol to review The Yearling in October and two more reviews in November and December. Roma Bader to lead an eight week Art of Conversation course. Buying and knitting courses considered for young matrons. Mrs. Roy Clymer and Miss Harriett Hubbard co-chair educational committee.

C Committee America Kent State University Harry L. Eastman Juivende Court of Cleveland Eugeene Lyons Cipia Sidney Montague Canadian Royal Mounted Police Cleveland Helen Tappan Berthol Roma Bader Roy Clymer Harriett Hubbard

Woman's Club Plans Active Year With Milk Fund Benefit

Mrs. BE Evans hosted Elyria Woman's Club executive committee of the American Home and Child Welfare Department on Wednesday at 10 AM. Brunch featured a flower centerpiece. plans for an engaging year were discussed including a milk fund benefit card party on October 18. Committee members include Mrs. W F Bell vice chair, Mrs. Don Shibley secretary, Mrs. W G Smith treasurer, and others handling milk fund, program, sewing, publicity and ways and means.

BE. H. Evans Park Avenue American Home and Child Welfare Department Elyria Woman's Club Deane Burns Evans W. F. Bell Don Shibley W. G Smith F. £. Decker Burns M. E. Perry Willis Chandler George Young F.S. Rust W. C. Clark Leo Meyer

Mission Class Supper at First Baptist Church

The Women’s Bible class of First Baptist Church will hold a three noun supper at six o’clock Friday September 6. Reverend Paul Watanabe of Los Angeles will speak on work among his own people. Special music is planned. Members should attend and bring their own table service hot dish and sandwiches.

First Baptist Church Paul Watanabe Los Angeles California

Calendar of Club Meetings Around Second Street

Various clubs including Moose women at a Moose home on Second Street and Fat Com Club with Betty Taylor and Delene Brunger host a collection of meetings. Other groups meet with Beatrice Wensink Sue Mer Ann Meeks Louise Styles and Mrs S Fekete while church and youth society activities run through the evening. Beacons Lights and choir rehearsals noted with cooperative societies in Denmark reaching two million members.

Women of Moose Moose Home Second Street Fat Com Betty Taylor Delene Brunger Hoh. la Beatrice Wensink Stosmar Couch Avalon Club Mets Sue Mer Elite Ann Meeks Bust Avenue Circle No St. Paul's Uivers Louise Styles 10Th Street Pythian Steperen Soviety S. Fekete Hazel Street Gayoettes Resyr East River Street Semper Fidelis Chile Sons of Union Veterans and Aux.iiliary Woodman Hall Bethel Shrine Emma Dean Anderson UL P. Church Canton-Lorain West River Street Methodist Grace Lutheran Young People St. John's Aid Society Artditorium Beacon Lights St. Pauls Church

Officers Elected By Townsend Club No 2

Townsend Club No 2 held a special election at Woodman Hall under National Representative Charles A. Newell’s absence. President Jacob Young and officers Katherine Young, Ernest Marsh, and Charles Willen were chosen. Wendorff led installation and spoke on duties. D. M. Bell of Lakewood and Mrs Wendorff attended. Lakewood group totals 1800 members. A Saturday party is planned at the British Empire Club hall with Irish peasant costumes urged for Ireland.

Townsend Club No. 2 Woodman Hall Charles A. Newell HL Wendort Lakewood Jacob Young Ernest Marsh Katherine Young Charles Willen Wendorff Young D. M. Bell Wendorft Cleveland Wendorf Blanche Lewis Fred Kelbe Harry Young British Empire Club

Couple Married In Sandusky To Make Home In Elyria

Mary Louie Christian and Miles C. Frite Jr were married September 5 at St Marys Church Sandusky with Monsignor Zerov officiating. Attendants included Laura Weber and Carl Christianson. Guests hailed from Elyria Sandusky Vermilion Cleveland and Akron. A noon dinner followed at the bride’s home with an informal reception.

Herman Christian Curran Street Sandusky Mary Louie Miles C. Frite Jr Fritz Case Road St. Mary's Church Monsignor Zerov Laura Weber Carl Christianson Elyria Vermilion Cleveland Akron

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