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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1939

Page

13

Senior Friendship Club Cabinet Maps Yearly Program

The Senior Friendship Club plans a yearlong program in a book titled The Key to Friendship with a membership drive starting September 19. The cabinet and club members organize teams, themes, and monthly meetings, plus planned events, debates, hospital day favors, and a dedicatory tea, with officers to be elected at the next meeting.

Senior Friendship Club Friendship Club Jane Geisel Marian Lindberg Betty Hengesbugh Jessie Baptist Lakeside Lois Lersch Julia Sullivan Lincoln Building Joan Duckett Ruth Wright Fine Arts Club of Oberlin Rocky River High School Soga Marion Lindberg Ring Group Helen

W H M 5S Holds First Meeting At President s Home

The Women s Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church met at the home of new president Mrs. A. D. Strong in the Colonial Apartments. Four new members joined. Dr. F. L. Hicks inaugurated the committee chairs and officers, with Mrs. Strong as president and Mrs. Howard Miller as vice president. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. F. L. Hicks on East Avenue October 11.

Women’s Home Missionary Society First Methodist Church AD. Strong Colonial Apartments C. Beazell Strong Clarence Riggs T. C. Whitmore F. Sheldon Howard Miller B. S. Jennings J. H. Pope F. L. Hicks Merritt Powell Henry Townsend F. E. Foreman East Avenue Emma Kuchenrither East Broad Street Division A Church of Christ J. H. Forman G. B. Findley H. S. Wells Anna Layman E D. Strong Helen Kelly Nellie Sump Kutchenrther Will Foster

Iota Nu Dinner Theater Honors Mrs Crayton at Ritters Farm

Last night members of Iota Nu hosted a dinner and theatre party in compliment to Mrs. Robert Cray ton Rose Bilow. They traveled by car to Ritters Farm in Olm sted Falls for dinner with garden flowers as centerpieces and aqua marine favors at the places. A corsage marked the guest of honor and the club presented a wedding gift after dinner.

Iota Nu Robert Crayton Rose Bilow Ritters Farm Olmsted Falls

Marmola Tablets Offer Slow Weight Loss Plan

Slim down with Marmola Tablets by following the directions. The product has been sold for over thirty years with more than twenty million boxes distributed. It targets fat individuals who are healthy aside from hypothyroid related weight gain and does not claim to cure all fat problems. A physician should be consulted for diagnosis and the formula is included in every package.

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Fresh fruits and vegetables at Wainwright's Stop 68

Wainwright's at Stop 68 on Cleveland Road offers a wide selection of broilers and a full line of fresh fruits and vegetables. The ad highlights quality produce and poultry available to shoppers.

Wainwright’s Cleveland Road Wainwright's

Local Wayfarers Head East for Freshman Orientations

Mrs Earl W Brown and Mrs Betty Mauthe with Miss Patricia Brown depart for New Hampshire to enter Stoneleigh College, then head to New York for the World's Fair as part of a ten day East Coast trip. Freshman entries include Robert Blayney at Miami University and others from the Elyria area as school opens September 19 20. Families note births and college enrollments across Elyria and nearby towns with varied travel plans and campus moves.

Earl W. Brown Betty Mauthe Patricia Brown Ohio Street New Hampshire Patricia Stoneleigh College Brown Mauthe New York Francis Lewis Oberlin Elyria Memorial Hospital Miami University of Oxford Ohio Robert Blayney Woostercourt Hamilton Hatten Beard Beard West River Street Henry J. Hart Wittenburg College Springfield Flora Rankin Kenton Tomorow Abs Alice Man Courtland Stret F. A. Rudolph Syracuse Douglas Birch Fifth Street Oxford Miami University Kir Harry Potts Columbia Station John S. Murbach Ralph Murbach Washington Avenue University School Cleveland Pickands Hall Mary Jeannette Linville West Avenue Flora Stone Mather Western Reserve University Eleanor Highgate East Avenue Baldwin- Wallace College Conservatory of Music Berea Wilhem Bowdler Tenth Street New Concord Muskingum College Wilfrid Bowdler Walbur Clark Laundon Court Ray Conley Port Clinton John Gray Richards Rollin Lumley Fred Barr Andrew Flaherty George Llewellyn Lorain Arthur Phillips Lakewood LaVaughn Searight Third Street Evanston Illinois School of Education Northwestern University Lawrence Forbes Case School Kent University Mary Kaiser Lodstreet Jane Davies W. H. Manns Riverside Court West Coast Yosemite Valley Salt Lake Holden NM Wood Ormond

District D A R Meet in Wooster

Members of the Elyria Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will attend the North East District meeting on October third at Wooster Ohio with Wayne Chapter of Wooster as hostesses. Mrs. Fred L. Rebert of the Cleveland district will be director at the meeting at the First Presbyterian church. Luncheon at noon requires reservations by September 30 through the Regent Mrs J J Minoughan.

Elyria Daughters of the American Revolution Wooster Ohio Wayne Fred L. Rebert Cleveland District First Presbyterian Church Bowman Street College Avenue J. J. Minoughan Cleveland Road Ohio University Athens Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution Manasseh Cutler Northwest Territory Congress

First B. and P. W. Dinner Thursday Elyria club event

On Thursday evening September 2st the first meeting of the Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club for the new year will be held at the First Congregational church. Miss Catheryn Schnuerer, chairwoman, will lead the membership committee dinner and program with a book review by Mrs. Henry Ingersoll Jr.

Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club First Congregational Church Catheryn Schnuerer Henry Ingersoll, Jr

Entertain School Staff at Principal's Cambridge Avenue Home

Principal Miss Bessie Downing of Allen and Garford Schools entertained her teaching staff at her Cambridge Avenue home Tuesday evening. Seventeen dined as travel talks entertained the group. Nell Boyd shared her Mexico tour, Mary Beatne described Columbia University visits, Mary Short spoke of Yellowstone Park, and Elizabeth Yoder recounted a Southern United States trip including the Grand Canyon and Glacier Park. The gathering marked a pleasant start to the new school year.

Bessie Downing Allen and Garford Cambridge Avenue Nell Boyd Mexico Mary Beatne Columbia University New York City Mary Short Yellowstone Park Elizabeth Yoder United States Grand Canyon Glacier Park

New Officers Host Club Meeting For Walton Mission Study

Officers of the Cora May Walton Mission Study Club hosted the first fall meeting with a three course dinner. New president Mrs C H Worthington secretary Miss Lois Binns and treasurer Mrs Mary Peabody presided. Next meeting October eleventh will have committee chairs as hostesses and an executive board meeting is set for October fourth at Mrs Worthingtons 1826 Fast Avenue. Fourteen members attended Circles No 3 at St Pauls with Mrs E O Pallas presiding and plans for a rummage sale and next Guild meeting discussed.

Cora May Walton Mission Study Club Stanley Orr Katrine Riley C. H Worthington Lois Binns Mary Peabody Margaret ‘Jerry Ways and Means Doris ‘Todd Alis Sumner Hartwell Aliss Genevieve Zechman Worthington Fast Avenue E. O. Pallas Circle No 3 St. Paul's Church Griswold Road Carl Menz Pallas Circle No. 3 Adam Pippert Spruce Street

Calendar clubs host initiations and meetings across Lorain area

The edition lists numerous group activities including Cleveland Chapter Moose Auxiliary initiation, Pythian Sisters in white formals, Beta Sigma Phi with Elaine Cole, Kim-Ko with Margaret Paskvan, Lorain Redouble Two Club visits, St Agnes Circle with Mrs Thome, Stitchers B with Madge Gurchak, Ra Zell Club with Mrs Stahl, Clyque Club with Beatrice Allsop, Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary gatherings, Becket dinner at 6 30 for Bethel Shrine, Beacon Light St Pauls class at church, Emma Dean Anderson Circle at United Presbyterian at 6 30, First Congregational choir fall rehearsals at 7 30, Youth Fellowship at Second Congregational at 7 30 with H Olmsted party at 168 Erie, St Pauls Jr League notes devotionals led by Reverend Inuo, October tenth masquerade Halloween party planned with George Decker and committee members.

Moose Cleveland Pythian Beta Sigma Phi Elaine Cole Lake Avenue Kim-Ko Margaret Paskvan Lorain John Thomas Erie Street St. Agnes Circle No E. Thome Foster Avenue Stitchers Madge Gurchak Ra-Zell Fred Stahl Clyque Club Beatrice Allsop Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary Bethel Shrine Beacon Light St. Paul’s Emma Dean Anderson United Presbyterian Church First Congregational Choir Second Congregational H. Olmsted

Allen Parent-Teacher Association opens year with social focus

Allen P T A began the year Wednesday with over sixty members present. Mrs. A H Radde, honored with a corsage, outlined plans for stronger programs and social events. Kathryn Schubert announced engaging programs and Cyril Brecknock detailed fundraising, including a soup supper on Sept 21 and a paper sale Sept 27. Mass Schlessman’s room won the attendance award.

Allen Parent-Teacher Association J. H. Crumley A. H. Radde Radde Kathryn Schubert Ways and Means Cyril Brecknock Mass Schlessman Roman Nagorka Schubert Durand Ray Chamberlain

Plans To Raise Funds After Summer Recess

Beth el Shrine Auxiliary members met at Florence Smith’s Spruce Street home. President Mrs. Marion Mand led the Lord's Prayer as plans were made to raise funds by selling candy guided by chairwoman Mrs. Ruth Schroeder. An October 10 card party at the Woman's Club was announced with prizes awarded to Mrs. Myrtle Grate, Mrs. Nance Aust, and Mrs. Minnie Hobill.

Bethel Shrine Auxiliary Florence Smith Spruce Street Marion Mand Ruth Schroeder Woman's Club

Past Presidents Parlay Held by American Legion Auxiliary

Mrs. Fred Hadaway hosted the Past Presidents Parlay of the American Legion Auxiliary last evening. Miss Agnes Ferun won the special prize and Mrs. William Hearne received the banco award. A yellow and white color motif appeared in refreshments. Mrs. Ellen Lockard will host the next meeting on October 4.

Fred Hadaway West Avenue Parlay American Legion Auxiliary Agnes Ferun Banco William Hearne Ellen Lockard Fifth Street

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Dames of Malta G. Pallas Richard Kuss E. B. Haylor Eva Shock A. C. Schilleman Osea Higgie W.H.M President's tAde Is C.h.merthe & Co D.A.R Harry Dixson Harrison Street Forensic Club Matthew Zechman Calfornia Sandy Bowers Nevada W. F. Bell Ninth Street Bill Powell Eleventh Street Case School of Applied Science Lorain County Fish and Game Association Glenn van Wormer Bowling Green College Statistical Department Colson Corporation Charles Rudy Wagner Broad Street St. Paul's Jr. League Junior League of St. Paul's Evangelical Church Inuo Dick Stein Jean Styles Albert Vietzen Hallowe’en George Decker Janet Mae Carroll Harry Gillmore George Decker, Jr Parent-Teacher Association News Allen Mrs. Upton D. M. Upton Frank Spencer Second Congregational Church Morgan Avenue Sam Winchell George Lamberton Coronet Magazine Josephine Clarence Greene Ohio Missionary News Warren Wright LeRoy B. Crowell Bertha Borie Phoenix Arizona Charles Crowell Wurstcourt L. B Crowell Mary Koch Carl Neimeyer Mary Ransom Sandusky, Ohio Accid American Institute of Laundering al All Mores Batiste Goosard KS VarpoRus E. Bridge Street Dial VIC Silver Cash Er Credit Jeweler Beet Ave Oppority Post Office
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