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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1929

Page

3

Bridge Luncheon At Spring Valley Club House

Garden club entertainments filled Spring Valley Country Club with bridges and flowers led by Mrs J B Loughry and Mrs C W Phillips. Church notes outline a Sunday musical program at Second and Chapel Streets with soloists and choirs, followed by a sermon and Bible School rally day.

Spring Valley Club Spring Valley Country Club J. B. Loughry C. W. Phillips Church OF Christ Second Chapel Streets Schubert Charlotte Edson Dorothy Boor van Deventer Paul Waitright God of Abraham MacDowell Stephen Cool Voral Paul Wainright We. C. Fowler Bible School Stair D A. Baird Christian Endeavor Everraze

Daily Bath for Health and Beauty by Madame Rubinstein

The article stresses a morning bath as essential for health and beauty, best after morning exercise. It recommends a brisk tub or shower routine, finishing with three cold showers if possible, plus a rough towel rub and a thorough facial cleanse. It also advises brushing teeth and gums, and drinking water, preferably hot, to start the day.

Madame Rubinstein

Dr and Mrs George Nicholas Host Dinner Party

Dr and Mrs George Nicholas entertained at their Overbrook Road home last evening in honor of Mrs Margaret Brooks Peace of Avlanta Georgia. Dinner for twelve preceded a bridge evening with two guest prizes awarded to Mrs Peace and bridge honors going to Brs L B Fauver and John Brooks. Local guests included Mr and Mrs C L Bickford of Cleveland as town visitors.

H. KK. Ring G. M. Patton H. K. Kizry Jackson Terrace Bridge Elyria Patton George Nicholas Overbrook Road Margaret Brooks Peace Avlanta Georgia Mrs. Peace Brs L. B. Fauver John Brooks C. L. Bickford Cleveland

Miss Schaore Honored At Clus Party

Miss Elizabeth Schnore honored on West avenue for upcoming marriage to Fred Roth. Guests included Vernice Lance and Lucille Spaeth. prizes awarded for bridge. Mr s Guth prize to Miss Spaeth. floral decor and favors described. Also notes a Friday shower for Mrs Harold Abell at Alta Mira Tea Rooms and a Oberliven luncheon hosted by Mrs James Guthrie with visitors from Pittsburgh and New York. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges with several names and addresses.

Schaore Elizabeth Schnore Fred Roth Vernice Lance Phyllis Duckett West Avenue P. L. H. Richard Lucille Spaeth Duckett Jeanette Guth Secord Schnore Stening Harold Abel Marian Archambeau Ruth Hoag Alta Mira Burco Helen Schmauch Margaret Stirracker Winifred Seward Mrs. Abell Guess Margaret Stirzacker Katheryn Tichener Winzifred Seward Shivier Tice Mis. Stewart Archambene Loraiz Helen Schemach Marrian Abell Marie Hiser Marguerite Kiser Emma Shuckhart Thelma Streicher Guthrie James Guthrie Cedar Street Oberliz Inn Carrncer Griswold Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Ralph Sockman New York City Griswold Mrs. Sockmen Heverend W. C. Endler Lake Avenue

Personal notices travel and visits around town

Miss Florence Brucker of the County Extension office takes two weeks vacation in Destron Michigan. Mr and Mrs E A Welsh depart for Atlantic City for the National Funeral Directors Association convention. Miss Eileen Hastings returns to Cleveland after vacation training with her parents at 263 Furnace Street. Mr and Mrs Walker Ludwig and daughter Evelyn leave for Delaware Ohio where Evelyn will enter Ohio Wesleyan University as a Freshman. Ruth Obitts and Annie Davidson head to Wheaton Illinois for Wheaton College. Robert Huge attends Notre Dame University. Mrs Iva Christy and son Herold Chamberlizard, Miss Theima Streicher plan a motor trip to Buffalo Atlantic City and Washington DC. Mrs W Jenus of Denver and Dorothy Kamosis of Detroit visit Mrs C H Blinzler. Mrs J J Barnes and Mrs George Wikrent spend a day in Cleveland. Mrs Eugene Boughton of Shaker Heights and Mrs Joseph Beitz of Cleveland visit Edith Boughton of Bari Court. Mrs L K Foreman and Mrs Bari Peabody visit Edith Boughton. Mrs Thompson of Adams Street visits LeGrange care of Mrs Leimbech and infant son. Mr and Mrs J C Howard visit Thomas Bannon. Mrs Howard is sister of actresses Molly O Day and Peggy O Neil. Mr and Mrs A J Pitman of Charles Court return from a motor trip to Ashland stopping at Mansfield to see Edward Weiseke of Elyria employed at Mansfield Westinghouse. Mrs F W Bowers of Iowa guests of daughter Winnifred Bowers at Elyria Memorial Hospital.

Florence Brucker Destron Michigan E. A. Welsh Atlantic City National Funeral Directors’ Association Eileen Hastings St. John’s Hospital Cleveland Eat Delaware Ohio Evelyn Ohio Wesleyan University Ruth Obitts Annie Davidson Wheaton Illinois Wheaton College Robert Huge Grace Peggy O'Neil A. J. Pitman Charles Court Ashland Mansfield Edward Weiseke Elyria Mansfield Westinghouse Company F. W. Bowers Iowa

Two Weeks Fishing Trip in Canada and Local Visits

A parade of residents makes short trips and visits. Mrs Ritchie hosts on Laxesrod Street while families from Cleveland Road and Fifteenth Street travel to Oxford Ohio for Miami University. An address by Wm Fowler highlights Paul the Apostle as Christian history reshapes civilization.

Temple Krept Fowler Paul the Apostle Jesus Christ Paul Europe America For Furnace Company

Pythian Sisters Meet at Mrs Campbell’s Home

Past presidents of the Pythian Sisters will gather at Mrs. Mary Campbell’s residence at One Thirty in the afternoon on Thursday, September seventeenth.

Pythian Sisters Mary Campbell

Special Music For Men's Class at Rivoli Theatre

A great men's meeting will be held tomorrow morning at 9 30 o'clock in the Rivoli Theatre Broad Street under Elyria's Men's Bible Class auspices. Mayor Hewitt as president will preside. W H K Tipton will lead singing and Bruce Fowler will play trombone solos. Oper the Gates.

Woman's Relief Corps Charles Abbey Kasey Hiyma Stongh Amherst Elyria Corp Tus Sonik Second Congregational Church Gates School Auditorium Relief Corps Reinke Lake Avenue Rhe Plar Singing of America Rivoli Theatre Broad Street Elyria's Men’s Bible Class Hewitt W. HK. Tipton Lorain Bruce Fowler the Gates

Mixed Dances at Dimkes Hall Grafton Saturday Nights

Dimkes Hall in Grafton hosts mixed dances every Saturday night with admission set at 25 cents for ladies and 50 cents for gentlemen.

Dimkes Hall Grafton

Beauty routine and dress tips with Lily bulbs offered

A housewoman guides daily grooming: lemon juice for taste, cleansing cream removal, toning and blotting, powder foundation advice, and quick hair/makeup routine. It notes Elyria Eagles dances Fridays at 50 cents a couple and advertises Madonna Lily bulbs at 20 cents each from L. C. Hepagne Floral Co., 304 Broad.

L. C. Hepegne Floral Co Broad Street

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