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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1931
Page
9
Description notes Anita Page wearing a frock and coat with ermine edging on collar and sleeves. Irene Purcell models a knee-length white kidskin evening wrap featuring elbow-length cape sleeves.
A composer began an opera five years ago but paused after one year. He has resumed work and now plans to complete the opera for the stage within two years, pursuing a timely return to performance.
Social meetings and club gatherings fill the evening with diverse groups across town. Highlights include Daughters of Union Veterans, the Giggalot Club led by Mrs. Marian Ignasik, W. B. A. in Waret Hall, and the Auxiliary to Knights of St. Tobn at the Women’s Clubhouse on Fourth Street. Grace Lutheran Young People plan a bay ride to Clifford Schulz’s home in Grafton. Circle 3 of St. Paul’s meets at the church. Ta Wa Si Club with Winifred and Edna Hille of Chestnut Ridge. C. BE. Society hosts a wiener roast with Roger Rodgers on Bond Street at 7 p.m. Indus Club meets at the Y M C A and the Eagles auxiliary holds events at various halls. The C E Society of Church of Christ schedules a 7 p.m. business meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Huston host Progressive Class travel party plans at the Methodist church with a tureen supper. A Halloween party is planned at Mr. and Mrs Frank Hoover’s home.
Mrs. H G Hoover hosts Circle No 2 of First Congregational at her 1322 Cornell Ave home at 2 30. Mrs O G Shepherd assists. Past Noble Grands of St Clair Rebekah Lodge meet Mrs Cora Bemis 381 West St at 2 00 Wed. Circle No 1 meets 1376 East Ave. Daughters of Union Veterans meet in Lorain with an entertainment after the regular meeting. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Post 1079 held a biennial meeting in Woodmen Hall and planned a card party at Mrs Bertha Melrox’s home Sept 9 with Mrs Joseph Metzler as chair. A meeting of officers for the ensa rs veat will be at the neat Tezular. Mrs F J Bonsen entertained sixteen children for an anniversary party with prizes. Mrs Karl Kaley hosted the N A Q Club with Miss Arletta Crawford and Mrs A C Benjamin as guests. The Troupers Club will present The House of the Flaching Lights with 25 cast members and live music. The Elyria Auxiliary and Canton met in O F Hall. one candidate was initiated and refreshments served. Dr and Mrs E S Pickup of Union City were weekend guests en route to the Legion Convention in Detroit.
The Norwalk District Conference thirty ninth session will meet at Oberlin Methodist Church on September 28 and 29. The program includes prayers, roll call, new pastor introductions, book club reports, talks on preaching and worship in small churches, and a closing session with reports and adjournment. A pivot bridge luncheon at Spring Valley and marriage license notices follow in the day’s notices.
A collection of brief family and student notices includes Attna Mae Warden visiting Cleveland with relatives, Miss Maamine Kurcer returning to Ohio State University, Jume Fishel departing for Columbus, and Otto 43 resuming studies at Ohio State University. Delwin Reisinger travels to Ann Arbor for engineering studies. Hernan Portas and Raymond Furston are noted as students at the University of Michigan and Kenyon College. Also mentioned are visits by families in Wooster and Gambier, a daughter born to Mr and Mrs John I Frederick in Gambier, and Elija Memorial Hospital birth details on September 22.
A flood of names and places fills the page with student moves to Oberlin College Athens University and Ohio State. Several families return home from summer trips as others prepare for junior or sophomore years and church committees report on work and meetings.
A fashion column suggests sudden Wreckh End tops and capes in garnet and white crepe from Louse Boulanger orMirarda designs. Describes white crepe with orange and yellow accents, bows at cuffs, and a teal green crepe option with elbow length sleeves and a wide Japela front, paired with a black skirt.
Announcement states Mr. Thompson of Thompson and Brookhouser will be at Leedale's Beauty Shop starting September 5 to greet former customers and new patrons.
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An Italian art show in London attracted attention for high admission prices and special commissions for students. The event drew interest at Burlington House with visitors paying for access to works and related exhibits.
Eugene Walkiewicz, a farmer and composer, works on a score for an opera based on The Peasants. He has jived with his family on a farm near here for 12 years and is known as both farmer and organist. Call Henson's Radio Service at 9254 for details.
A 15-pound cabbage, touted as the season's largest in Kansas, was displayed in Salina by farmer J. A. Mc Bride. The impressive specimen drew attention for its size and novelty in local agricultural display.
The House of the Flash ing Light presents a three act mystery at E Carlisle school on Thursday and Friday nights. Adults 25 cents and children 15 cents attend.
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