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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1935

Page

3

Society notes from a evening of anniversaries and club meetings

Dr and Mrs F M Sponseller celebrated their 31st wedding anniversary at the Gables with guests including William Sponseller and son Billy Fred M Sponseller Sr Wellington Clarence Castania Marian Sponseller and others. A second item covers the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs J B Clifford at 648 W Broad St with gifts and refreshments. Additional notes describe St Agnes PTA planning for October 8 and LaPorte W C T U officers elected, with meetings and social hour details.

F. M. Sponseller Gables Fourth Street Middle Avenue Mle Cicante Anna Cantad Inibe William Sponseller Billy Fred M. Sponseller Sjr Wellington Clarence Castania Cleveland Marian Sponseller J. B. Clifford W. Broad Street

Mrs Yungklaus Hostess Circle 2 Entertainment at Cleveland Street

Mrs Yungklaus Hostess Circle 2 of St Pauls church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Yungklaus home on Cleveland Street. A good attendance attended the business meeting after which Jeannine Rankin granddaughter of the hostess sang several songs. Refreshments were served and Mrs R Pallas invited members to her Courtland Street home on September 25.

Frank Rahl LaPorte W- C. T. U Chestnut Ridge Mary Miller Rahl Ava Pitkins Helen Alexander John Rose Miller Hattie Shrubsole Mae Huene Miss Pitkins Fahl Roe Spitzer Spitzer Miss Pirkins

Community Clubs Hold Meetings At Church And Homes

Emmanuel Lutheran men open year with 12 members and guests. David Lindberg reports treasury strength. Social details include a two week party at Lloyd Kinney home and a luncheon at Harwood street. Bonne Ame Club begins season with theatre party and four course dinner, officers elected. Malta Dames plan six oclock tureen dinner at LO F hall with social to close.

Emmanuel Lutheran Church Brotherhood Lloyd Kinney David Lindberg Lindberg Oxford Frank Oertell Bonne Ame Alice Glover Connie Pasadyn Emma Matos Anna Janik

Hayride Gathered St Johns Youth At La Grange Farm

Twenty five members of St. Johns Young Peoples Society met at the school auditorium on Third street last evening and motored to the William Youngeberg farm on the La Grange road. They rode a hayrack through La Grange, then returned to the farm for a large bonfire to roast wieners.

St. John’s Young People’s Society Third Street William Youngeberg la Grange

Clevelander to Speak at Elyria Garden Club Meeting

Clevelander Louise Klein Miller known for garden writings speaks at Elyria Garden Club on Monday evening. She will discuss The Philosophy for Gardening with slides, at First Congregational church parsons, eight o'clock, public welcome. A correction notes Gerald Cashner attended Mason-Wheatley wedding as best man, omitted by error.

Gerald Cashner Mason-Wheatley Mr. Cashner

Community Clubs Meet Across Churches for Fall Events

A roundup of meetings and rehearsals across Elyria area churches and social groups. Fat Com Club gathers at Srunger lot for corn roast while Emma Dean Anderson Circle meets at The Church at 5 39. Various clubs schedule gatherings in church halls and homes, including Ladies aid, Daughters of Sahara, Pythian Sisters, and United Spanish War Veterans. A White Shrine card party at Shady Cove, a card party plan by Mrs. Mary Claycomb, and a birthday surprise for Mrs. Ruth Shepherd are noted alongside youth groups such as Girl Scouts and Young People’s choirs. Details include times, locations, and attendee lists where readable.

Srunger Lot Emma Dean Anderson United Presbyterian Church Institute Club The Methodist Church Cues and Lines St. Agnes Hall Beacon Light St Paul's Church Ed Harwood Luthéran Daughters of Sahara Ethel Sparks Winckles Street Pythian Sisters Sewsiery Club Oscar Thompson East River Street First Congregational Church Bethel Shrine First Methodist Church

Hospital Admissions and Discharges listed in Ohio

Admission list includes Harold Shigman ile George Jones 1026 avenue Holga Thompson Grafton P J Ryan Toledo Leo Stockard Avon Discharges include Billy Stringer Abba road Mrs Edward Burch rd No 3 Mrs Ernest Holtz a baby boy 116 Beverly ct. Community notes describe a church gathering of 25 women at OER Congregational church with Mrs Otto Greene presiding and guest speaker Mrs Reuman sharing songs and reflections on faith and harmony including a flower show planned for September 18 at Gates Room church members urged to bring garden bouquets for display with upcoming events for the year announced by the group.

Harold Shigman Ile Ohio George Jones Avenue Holga Thompson Grafton P J. Ryan Toledo Leo Stockard Avon Billy Stringer Abba Road Edward Burchard Ernest Holtz Beverly Ct Oer Otto Greene Reuman Medina Congregational Church Circle 2

Brotherhood Meeting Hosts Kushinsky at St Pauls Church

Men's Brotherhood gathers with F E Kushinsky of Middle Avenue as host. The early part of the meeting took place outdoors before moving indoors for the business session. A luncheon for twenty was served late in the evening.

F. E. Kushinsky Middle Avennue St. Paul's Church Brotherhood

Miss Dorothy Bell Heads to Brooklyn on Visit

Local notices list Dorothy Bell departing with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bell from Third street for Brook lyn New York. Several community members attend church events and college enrollments including Er nest Holmes, Frank Hoover, Richard Bell and others as they plan conferences and summer term starts.

Dorothy Bell W. F. Bell Third Street Brooklyn New York C. W. Eoppes Ernest Holmes Frank Hoover Lakeside Holmes Mr. Hoover George H. Tyler Earl Court Atlantic City Ann Brodrick Highland Court Berea Baldwin-Wallace College Kay Pfaff George Reift H. A. Laughlin Cleveland Wil Cleveland and Ohio Dancing Teachers Association Statler Hotel T. H. Ramsay Elmira Watkins Glen Richard Bell Oberlin College Pegey Rheineck Garford Avenues North Carolina Lenoir Rhyne College Arthur Waugh Hinckley Ohio Elyria Memorial Hospital Robert Buol Oxford Miami India Lorain Co Federation St. Paul's Church Ernst Irion Billy Kreps Harry Krepa Griswold Road Fort Wayne Indiana F. S. Aust Willard Storage Battery D. 8. Troxel Clara Bell Troxel Denver Colorado M. Little Jeanne Little Gates Mills Alwin C. Ernst Popoloff Studios Augustine Mendoza Liza Lehman Jean Webster Erisman Marie Simmelink Kraft Joseph Marsillia Eugene Hartzell Harry L. Goodbread Leonard Fisk Kathryn Chicago Fisk C. Ryde

Choir Rehearsal and Avenue Club Card Party Schedule

The United Presbyterian Church choir holds its first rehearsal Friday at 7 30 PM. A tureen luncheon precedes a card party for Avenue Club members at 1 00 PM Friday.

United Presbyterian Church Avenue Club

Birthday Party For E L King On Sixth Street

A group gathered last evening at E L King’s Sixth street home to celebrate a birthday with bridge and pinochle. Prizes went to Mrs. Ed Decker and Roy King in bridge, and to Mrs. Dana Caywood and Charles Kisach in pinochle. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Decker and numerous local residents. Executive board of the Elyria W CO T UC met at Mrs. Fred Underhill’s Fifth street home to urge timely dues and note a postponed meeting location for next Tuesday at 2 15 p m.

E. L. King Sixth Street Ed Decker Roy King Dana Caywood Charles Kisach Fawn Hamilton Frank Berger Charles Klenck Ted Blaine Ina Thomas Joe Satoris Lydia Hunt E.L. King Elyria W. CO. T. UC Fred Underhill Fifth Street Cars A Baird Garford Avenue

First Fall Meeting of Mission Study Club Hosts Dinner

Miss Gladys Plocher attended as a guest of Cora May Walton at the First Congregational church for the Mission Study Club fall meeting. An tureen dinner followed by a brief business session and social evening concluded the gathering. The next meeting is planned for October 7.

Gladys Plocher Cora May Walton

Juniors Plan Missions At United Presbyterian Church

Ten members of the Junior Mission Band met after school at United Presbyterian Church with leader Mrs. C L Bristol. They discussed plans for upcoming months and heard two missionary stories. An efficiency standard for juniors was planned. hostesses were Emily Lou Paeth and Ruth Wright. The next meeting on October second will be led by Helen Bristol.

United Presbyterian Church C. L. Bristol Emily Lou Paeth Ruth Wright Helen Bristol

Knights of Columbus Host First Dance in Series Friday

The Knights of Columbus sponsor the inaugural informal dance Friday with Chuck Whitney's orchestra providing the music. John Ross and Henry Stolzenburg will lead the organizing committee and oversee arrangements for these fall and winter social events.

Knights of Columbus John Ross Henry Stolzenburg Chuck Whitney

Fall Opening At Merthe's Reveals Italian Renaissance Fashions

The O H Merthe Company unveils a fall opening themed on Italian Renaissance with highlights on Friskana wool, velvets, crepes and matalasses. Deep blue Italian skies greens and tawny fields inspire colors such as grapetone vineyards rusta heather green pinner red and Sultan purple in boucles chenilles and zephyr knits. Coats use dimple crepe frieze and related dress materials in rich shades.

Paris O H. Merthe Company

Forstmanns woolens and hats fashion Fall ensembles near Parisian trend

The article outlines Fall fashion at Merthe’s and the CH Merthe store featuring Forstmann woolens with Liama wool and camel's hair, French velour hats, fur felt and antelope suede trims, and varied brim styles. It highlights Mallory felt hats, sport outfits with Campus wool jackets, lingerie on the second floor, and newborn nursery and house furnishing departments with damasks, lace curtains, and new fall wares.

Forstmann Prince of Wales Merthe Mallory C H. Merthe Company

Staple and Puatal Fall Accessories Display

A catalog note details bedspreads and beautiful blankets in Staple and Puatal colors. It highlights Van Raalte Pic-Nit gloves and handbags, leather bags, kid gloves in fall shades, white neckwear, gold and honeydew tones, and Van Raalte hosiery in new fall colors.

van Raalte

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