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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1936
Page
4
The Eaton Church Ladies Aid opens its fall program with Rally Day on September 27. The Sunday sermon theme is interruptions, with special music and a social hour by the Young People. Members invite all community youths to join in the program and activities.
Miss Marjorie Simms returns to Brownhelm Tuesday to resume teaching at Brownhelm High School. Miss Jean Warner starts as fifth grade teacher at Franklin School in Flyria. Elyria High welcomes new and returning students including John and Nancy Richards, Lois Eldred, Derginnich, Milton Laver, Betts Miller, Jean Simms, and Eleanor Simms. First year entrants to Elyria High include Kenneth Fow, Matthew Stanko, Donald Simms, Frederick Pallas, Jennay Yvonne McCallier, Esther Seekins.
Wv. C Porter and family Julius and Alex loth attended the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland on Monday. Mr and Mrs Ollie Minnich and children Doris and Roger attended on Friday. Mr and Mrs Ceci Habu and children Joanne and Charles of Akron were supper guests Sunday evening of Mr and Mrs Merie Pepvfound. They also visited Mrs Mary Habu Sunday noon. Mrs Jr. YT Drusendahl attended the Foreign Missionary Tea of the First Methodist church of Elyria at Rev and Mrs B J Bond's home Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Norman Peterson of Sebawaing Michigan were Labor Day weekend guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Simms and daughter Marjorie. Mr and Mrs Charles Yoth Senior with their children Charles Yoth Junior of Elyria attended the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland on Sunday. The Misses Dorothy and Elizabeth Hogtettler and brother Juupsee...
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