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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1933

Page

9

Rebekah Lodge members vote on new admissions

St Clair Rebekah Lodge in IC OF Hall held a meeting last evening with three membership applications balloted on. An invitation accepted to attend Canton Temple dedication on Oct 7 and School of Instruction in this city Oct 18 were announced. The program honored the lodge’s 82nd anniversary with piano duets and speeches by Attorney G B Findley on reforestation.

St. Clair Rebekah Lodge I. C. O. F. Hall Canton Temple Agnes Erickson Eleanor

First Church Honors Older Members at Tureen Dinner

The First Congregational Church hosted a tureen dinner honoring its elderly members, with fifty guests over eighty years. Speeches by Mrs. S. G. Shaw, Rev. J. A. Kaley, and Mrs. Minard highlighted the event, and flowers from Mrs. H. Bowen adorned the head table.

First Church First Congregational Church Woman's Association S. G. Shaw Hubert Day Elizabeth C. DeWitt Lving Searles J. P. Brooks I. A. Webster J. A. Kaley Minard H. Bowen Bowen William Muir Auld George Tulk Gladys McCullough Tulk Eric Chapman Miss McCullough

Y. W. C. A. Plans Membership Drive

Members and old supporters met at Mrs. Robert Crehore’s home to map a community drive using last year’s plan. Contact cards will be distributed next week and a tea for all members is set for Friday October 6. Activities include book discussions on Tuesdays and a current happenings group Fridays, with beginner and advanced contracept instruction Mondays.

Robert Crehore W.C. A Nowembers Orteber

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List

Admissions include David Leonard of Lu Huron Street, Donald Johns of R D No 2, Mrs Mary Dengate of 435 Third Street, Gladys Woods of 529 Elm Street, Mrs Peer Nielsen of Lo Tain. Discharges include Alvin Noster of 128 Hazel Street, Edwin West of 1241 East Avenue, Edward Robinson of 205 Second Street, Margaret Stirzaker of 214 Cornell.

David Leonard Lu Huron Street Donald Johns Mary Dengate Third Street Gladys Woods Elm Street Peer Nielsen Alvin Noster Hazel Street Edwin West East Avenue Edward Robinson Second Street Margaret Stirzaker Cornell

Miss Lucille Spaeth Honored by Sisters at Party

A charming party honored Miss Lucille Spaeth hosted by her three sisters and Mrs Carl Smith at their Stanford Avenue home. Twelve guests from Wellington Torafa and the city enjoyed a rhymed note announcing gifts found in an upstairs room. Prizes went to Mrs Betty Roth Miss Catherine Eslinger and Mrs Katherine Jones. Yellow and green luncheon decor themed the event.

Lucille Spaeth Marian Mable Spaeth Carl Smith Stanford Avenue Wellington Torafa Betty Roth Catherine Eslinger Katherine Jones

Cora May Walton Club names committee chairs at meeting

A picnic opening session of the Cora May Walton Mission Study Club of the First Congregational Church introduced the new standing committee chairmen. Guests included Misses Mabell Hurd Olive Lutes Lueila Eisenman and Mrs Carroll Shaw. Also announced were supper and work committee heads and a note on regular supper meetings starting October eleventh.

Hedges Cora May Walton Ethel Rosa Ethel Wise Lydia Kahnt Marie Labirzge First Contre National Church

Community meetings and events listed for Friday and weekend

The schedule lists Widening Circle at Baptist East Avenue House Friday at 2 00 for a luncheon program led by Mrs. F O Wilford. Betsy Ross Council No 62 meets Friday at 7 30 at 430 Second Street. Elyria Memorial Hospital staff and students attend a YMCA swim party Friday evening from 9 00 to 9 45 followed by a girls class. East Carists teachers host a playlet Wieners for Wednesday at Friday meeting with children singing. Metropolitan Club of the YWCA meets Friday afternoon at Mrs Ernest Jones 1102 Middle Avenue to plan winter months. Neighborhood Bible class teachers meet Friday afternoon at Baptist Church House East Avenue at 3 30. Reps for start of new classes may attend tomorrow or contact Reverend George Brown.

Baptist East Avenue F. O. Wilford Betsy Ross Council Sons and Daughters of Liberty Second Street Elyria Memorial Hospital W.C. A East Caritists Metropolitan Club Ernest Jones Middle Avenue Baptist Church East Avenue George Brown United Presbyterian Church

Night meetings listed for many local groups

Tonight and Thursday gatherings include Pals meet former Zonta class Congo church Irene Hastings Vera Strohl 5B Mrs Boles Winckles Street Rear Up Club YWCA Social Eight Emma Dill Nichols Brock Daughters of Scotland Woman's Association Pilgrim Church Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary K of C Hall Sons of Union Veterans Amili ary in G A R Hall H P Chapman Camp Sons UL Ve in G A R hall 7 20 David Nye Chapter DeMolay Clan Robertson Elyria Council Masonic Lodge Sunday School Workers Conference Emmanuel Lutheran Church 7 50

Zonta Congo Irene Hastings Vera Strohl Boles Winckles Streat Emma Dill Nichols Brock Daughters of Scotland Womian’s Ass‘a Pilgrim Church Woodworth Camp Woodworth Camp and ‘Aux, Meet In K. of C. Hall. Sons of Union Veterans’ Amiliary G. A. R. Hall H. P. Chapman Sons of UL Ve David Nye Order Clan Robertson Elyria Council Masonic Emmanuel Leta Eran Churea

Circle 4 of M E entertained by Mrs Henry Hencharman

Mrs Frances Hencharman of Circle No 4 of the First Methodist church hosted 58 members at her daughter Mrs George Bourne’s home on Fourteenth Street. The afternoon covered a business agenda and year ahead plans. Refreshments followed. Also noted are October eighteenth Wednesday events and visits by Mr and Mrs J C Kennedy of Garvin Avenue from Grand Rapids Michigan with grandchildren Kennedy and Winifred Stack, and Mr and Mrs Mont L Barley of New Castle Pennsylvania visiting Dr and Mrs F A Lawrence on Eastern Heights Boulevard with their son at Oberlin College.

Circle No. 9 The Methodist Church J. A. Lucas Howe Street J. L. Mathis C. M. Ackerman Ackerman Virgil Waite Alice Nichols Circle No. 3 A. H. Kent West Avenue H. L. Cordrey Keen Kutter Ciah Gneate M Cari Smith Eighth Street Mise Adelia Arndt Westing La«ia Sayles John Gladye Crowns Oberlin Circle No. 6 C. BR. Simkins Twelfth Street Dettman Methodist Circle E. E. Dettman Methodist Circle No Park Avenue John Shook Harvard Avenue Frances Hencharman First Methodist Church George Bourne Fourteenth Street Nichole Ni J. C. Kennedy Garvin Avenue Grand Rapids Wichisow Kennedy Winifred Stack Mont L Barley New Castle Pennsylvania F. A. Lawrence Eastern Heights Boulevard Oberlin College

Local social notes and student movements in Ohio and Michigan

Miss Ruth Hoffman returns to Kent State for junior year as Bob Fauver heads to University of Michigan law. Ronald Dunn leaves for Western Reserve Law School and Edgar Lyons visits Chicago. Karen Nielsen and Herbert Folk den hostesses in New Haven with Dennison ties. Ruth Carter Studivant and Esther Sum merfield of Gross Pointe visit Cleveland for lunch with Dr. Boylan. Ella Sellers hosts in Lake Avenue. Richard Portman visits Nielsen home. Mike King returns from Temple, Annabel Market trips to Grand Rapids. Twin sons born to Mr and Mrs Flow at 319 Furnace Street. B G Daw of St Louis and Myre Melody visit Oberlin. Florida visitors stay with Mrs L P Smith.

Ruth Hoffman Elgbuh Street H. J. Shelley Gary Indiana Kent State College Bob Fauver Washington Avenue Anrbor University of Michigan Ronald Dunn Princeton Avenue Western Reserve Law School Edgar Lyons West Avenue Chicago Karen Nielsen Herbert Folken Memphis Missouri Charles Crouch New Haven Ohio Nielsen Crouch Dennison University Ruth Carter Sturdevant Esther Carolyn Summerfield Gross Pointe Michigan Cleveland Malcolm Boylan Frank Boylan Ella Sellers Royalton Pennsylvania William King Lake Avenue Richard Portman Ann Arbor Middle Avenue Mike King Temple Annabel Market Grand Rapids Mre. Flow Rerse Furnace Street Robert Wright Richard Lee B. G. Daw St. Louis Thomas Higham East River Street Myre Walter Melody St. Petersburg Florida Oberlin L. P. Smith Eighth Street

Mrs Addie Gott Dies In California

A. F. Wilcox of France relayed word that Mrs Addie Gott, 96, widow of Daniel Gott and aunt of Probate Judge HL Cl Wilcox of Florida and former Common Council Judge F B Gott of Cuyahoga County, died in La Mesa California. She left numerous relatives in the area and a daughter Mrs Wolfe of Los Angeles. The Wilcox family long migrated from Connecticut to Ohio a century ago.

Lagran OL A. F. Wilcox France Addie Gott la Mesa California Daniel Gott LaGrange, O Wheet Todiana HL Cl Wilcox Floria F. B. Gott Curahoza County

Two Men Die in Columbus Elevator and Rail Accident

In Columbus Ohio on Wednesday Tag men John Ramine age 41 father of seven was fatally injured after falling three stories down an elevator shaft. Jasper Summer aged 45 died from injuries after being struck by a rail track.

Columbus. O John Ramine Jaspar Summer

Salt Poor Diet Cited For Colds

Dr Logan Clenneding cites Ullmanns salt poor diet claim for sinus infections and colds, noting no proven infection or acidity basis. He lists diet principles andskepticism, while acknowledging fruit juice remedies as popular but unproven aids that may help via placebo or natural recovery.

Logan Clendening M. D Eson V. Ullmann MacMillan Company New York Altmann Myers

Merthe Company Debuts Fall Styles At Store Opening

The Merthe Company showcases its Fall season with new fabrics coatings and accessories. The sales force rolls up for the launch as floors present satin crepes travel fabrics and prints while bags gloves neckwear and hosiery complete ready to wear ensembles. On the second floor children’s department features pastel dresses and warm baby linings under the department manager’s guidance.

C. H. Merthe

Marian Martin Pattern 9777 For Junior Frock Styles

Advert shows Marian Martin pattern 9777 with square shoulders sailor collar and contrast collar details. Mentions sizes 12 to 20, fabric estimates, and 15 cents per pattern pin or stamp, plus book offer at 25 or 50 cents. Order from Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department, 232 W 18th St New York.

Marian Martin Bea Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department 18Th St New York

Ready to wear department showcases coats hats and fabrics

The third floor features ready to wear merchandise including new coats mid dresses and millinery. Satin wool crepe silk bengaline velvets and knits fill the shops with larger sizes models available. Hat styles have descriptive names and the millinery offers velours felts and imported fabrics to match coats dresses and home accessories.

Ing Merthe’s May West Tyrol

Lima man accused of hotel bill defraud returns from Pontiac

George White, who played Simon Legree in Uncle Tom's Cabin at a Lima theater, returned today from Pontiac, Michigan, on charges of defrauding an innkeeper after failing to pay his hotel bill. Police said he did not settle the bill.

Lima George White Simon Legree Pontiac Mich

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Howe BY. Clair Rebekah Lodge Friendship Club Y. W A. Donna Dickason Betty Humphrey Betty Schaefer Grace Lutheran Young People Young People’s Society of Grace Lutheran Church Betty Shafer Harry Caywood Eleanor Krugman Robert Bannon F. J. Schumm Emmanuel Lutheran Aid Society Ladies’ Aid Society EmManuel Lutheran Church Henry Straw A. E B. Weeckerly C. R. Bennett Harry Storer Karen Niels Rich Portman Mishican T. L. Moise Misses Little Norwalk F. BD. L Miss Parks Virginia Parks Denison Avenue Ethyl Milliren Ora Champion Agnes Dengate Jane Moody Forest Ordell Franklin Stearn Miss Ordell Chestnut Street I. QO. O. F. Hall Keen Kutter Club Mrs Cora May Walton Club Miss Brooks Woman's Ass'n Woman's Association of Second Congregational Church Mise Charlotte Pronke Taft Anthony Larain Marie McMahon Lorain Harold M. Stang Lneeile C. Spaeth Carlisle Township Dales Ros Gofette Teamster Lorena Puritt M. E Mrs. Henry, Charrywan Calif Dr. Betteridge Clendening T. S.G Clenden Merthe Company Riverside Tavern Ceoniitie Bridge Ma Smith Martin Martin Ben Court Ness Children’s Phil Barbe Broad St NRA the Brown Co Lodi Street Reublin P. V Jones Dairy Farm Concord Texas Colorado Lake Shore Chase & Sanborn Campbells Idaho Premier Ceylon Tea
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