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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1933

Page

17

Major Woodworth Aux Entertains District No. 1

Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans met in K of C hall with plans for District No. 1s annual convention on October eleventh at Ellis Hall. Delegates from District No. 2 and guests attended while other society groups held meetings and social events in Fred G. Cole provided for the camp in the absence of Commander Struck.

Woodworth United Spanish War Veterans C. Hall Fred G. Cole Struck Virginia C. Southam Niles Ohio Ellis’ Hall Nola Dora Reuter William EB. Gillmore Lorain

Ely PTA Executive Board Plans School Year Meeting

Mrs F E Hill of Washington avenue heads the Ely PTA as new president inviting board members to discuss the year. Officers include A Pfaff secretary W Nichols treasurer M B Grber publicity S G Shaw, with chairs R Rockwood program Pfaff membership W Lersch student aid C W O Malley hospitality. The first meeting at Ely School is set for Monday October second. program to be announced. H L Storer returned home from Erie hospital to 312 Oxford street and rests comfortably after the trip.

ELY P. T. A F. E. Hill Washington Avenue Hill A. Pfaff W. Nichols M. B. Grber S. G. Shaw R. Rockwood Pfaff W. Lersch C. W. O'Malley Ely

Playlet Presented at Daughters of Scotland Meeting

Members of the Daughters of Scotland enjoyed a playlet titled Paviet entit Stock Salesman during a social evening after regular lodge sessions. A refreshment course followed. Mrs Frank Day to host a silver tea for members and their guests next Wednesday at her home 5% Middle avenue.

Daughters OF Scotland Mics Margaret Galles Anos

Wedding Of Elizabeth Squires And Leland Folk

A late evening announcement from East Broad street details the Sept 16 ceremony at the Church of Christ in Wheeling West Virginia for Elizabeth Squires and Leland Folk son of Mr and Mrs George Folk. Rev Leo More officiated. Guests included Grace Sheppard and Gilda Hillyer from Lorain.

Elizabeth Squires Leland Folk Charles Squire East Broad Street Leland Molk George Folk Middle Avenue Church of Christ Wheeling Weat Virginia Leo More Jean Summerlee Dhat Mia Lloyd Rold Ruth Summerlee Elydla High School Oberlin School of Commerce Smith and Dirlam Folk Spencer Manufacturing Company Spencer Elyria High School Grace Sheppard Gilda Hillyer Lorain

Hospital Notes and Auxiliary Meetings Report

Admissions include Leiden Armbruster Grafton Erwin Schultz 202 Eastern Heights boulevard Mrs Kerman Seville 362 East Bridge street Mrs Harry Hebe brand R D No 2 Discharges include Gladys Woods 529 Elm street Mrs William Washington baby girl No 19 Wood ford avenue Donald Matteson Ashtabula The Sons of Union Veterans auxiliary met in G A R Hall with plans for a ninth district meeting in Willoughby Ohio October sighth Transportation posts with Mrs Frank Hittsman An all day work meeting October fifth in G A R Hall Next regular meeting October fifth election Mrs Anna Barnes won a prize Melon feast hosted by Fred Decker at Mrs W B Buck home 603 East Broad street with guests Covers for sixteen The birthday manager K S Crimmi celebrated at the party Also Circle No 7 Methodist church met at Mrs Keeler 246 Kenyon court Nine members one guest Circle 5 St Pauls Church met at Mrs Boles Winckles street Eleven members three visitors Social hour refreshments planned two weeks away by Mrs Joe Fritz Spruce street

Henry Heimdrich R. E. Jackson Washington Avenue Circle 5 First Methodist Church Henry Heidrich Frank Stetson H. Schwind C. R. Barber Sunshine Alex Garland Crisp H. W. Huston Wheaton Jackson J. R. Millspaugh Mary Emily Bessie Neuman Margaret Eschke Fred Snobie Jean Martin Clifford Sheldon Carrie Snobie Fred Snoble Ohio State University Mary Noga Noga Frank Snobie Samuel Street Haliowe Leiden Armbruster Grafton Erwin Schultz Eastern Heights Boulevard Kerman Seville East Bridge Street Harry Hebebrand R. D Gladys Woods Elm Street William Washington Woodford Avenue Donald Matteson Ashtabula Sons of Union Veterans G. A. R. Hall Sons and Auxiliary Willoughby Ohio Frank Hittsman Anna Barnes Fred Decker E. J. Bond Circle No. 7 Methodist Church Keeler Kenyon Court B. H. Lous

Just Us Eight Club Steak Fry At Grafton Home

The Just Us Eight Club met at Mrs Arnold Buchholz’s Grafton home for a steak fry last evening. Prizes were awarded to Miss Emma Barkknecht and Miss Cecile Pfeiffer. A Tuncheon was served to a group including Misses Jennie Fillmon Cecile Pfeiffer Emma Barkknecht and several ladies. The next meeting is planned with Cecile Pfeiffer on October 32.

Just Us Eight Arnold Buchholz Grafton Emma Barkknecht Cecile Pfeiffer Buchholz Jennie Fillmon Emma Barkkoecht Patty Ryan Wallace Johnson Thomas Griffiths George Horobach Cecile Peiffer Kathryn Marlett Leola Tripp Mon-O-Mov Club Hazel Todgham Clinton Avenue Nathryn Marlett Lir Christ Leola Tripn Longford Avenue

Reverend Schumm Addresses Grace Lutheran Aid Society

Grace Lutheran Aid Society met at the Grace Lutheran Church yesterday afternoon for a social time. Reverend Schumm spoke on women of the Bible, highlighting Elizabeth mother of John the Baptist. Hostesses Mrs. F. Meinke and Mrs. J. Shoemaker served refreshments to twenty four members and one guest. Mixed dance at Nuhn's Barn every Saturday night.

Grace Lutheran Aid Society

Round Table Discussion Club hosts Mr and Mrs Stark

George Hinderer will speak at 2176 Boston avenue as Round Table Discussion Club meets tonight. Several groups gather across East Carlisle including Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles and P T A. Daughters of Scotia and Northwest Encampment also hold sessions. Betsy Ross Council and Pythian Sisters plan event at 430 Second Street with past chiefs delegates chosen for Marian Grand Temple.

Round Table George Stark Boston Avenue George Hinderer Eagles East Carlisle P. T. A Daughters of Scotia Northwest Dorcas Church of Christ Hazel Dean Middle Avenue Betsy Ross Council Sons and Daughters of Liberty Second Street

Mrs Borie Hosts Daughter's Birthday Party

Mrs FL J Borie entertained for her youngest daughter Glorianne who was ten yesterday. Nineteen guests attended at the Borie home on West Avenue from four to seven with games and a light supper. A large birthday cake with ten pink candles and green decorations highlighted the celebration. guests included Edna Townsend and many friends. A separate note reports Miss Edith Gerstenberger hosting a tea for five Lake Erie College enrolled girls, with Edith and her cousin Erse Lou departing Wednesday for college.

FL J. Borie Glorianne Borie West Avenue Edna Townsend Geraldine Marian Cornell Virginia Dumas Marjorie Watt Marian Holmes Rosemary Natalie Brown Jackie Bobbie Wilson Junior Moehl Billy Bobby Collins Peter Smith Dale Race Rob Don Darkin Jackie Gardner Harry iKoplin Edith Gerstenbergser North Ridgeville H. J. Gerstenberger Shaker Heights Lake Erie College Edith Erse Lou

Memorial Service for Missionary and Union Actions

The Evangelical Women's Union of St Paul's Church met with fifty members present. New members Mrs Andrew Pittman and Miss Russell Dunford joined. A memorial service for Catherine Goetsch, a missionary who died, featured a bungalow funded in Chandrapur India to aid future workers. Committees recommended hospital support, student funds, a parish visitation drive, and rally planning.

E.W. E. Wolds Evangelical Women’s Union St Paul's Church Elmer Oswald Andrew Pittman Mtoe Russell Dunford John Jehlers Cleveland Mary Fox General Education Park Hobill Catherine Goetsch Sandusky India Chand Rapur Harvey Welton

Miss Lillian Mallory Hosts Junior Girls Party

The Third Year Junior Girls class of the Church of Christ Bible School enjoyed a party at teacher Miss Lillian Mallory's home on Thursday evening. Music games and contests entertained the group with Jean Hawk and Betty Buswell winning contests. Refreshments were served to Marian Anderson Phyllis Botamer Betty Buswell Jane Gleason Dorothy Rodger Sally Williams Dorothy Smith Margaret Haniog Dorothy Sharp and Jean Hawk. Mr and Mrs C C Fulton returned from a visit with J Phillips family in Marion and Sue Picking in Bueyrus.

U. P United Presbyterian Church T. F. Sellers Cradle Roll Department C. L. Bristol Gerald Rice George A. Brown Herman F. Paeth E. W. Wright Ross Aungst Church of Christ Bible School Lillian Mallory Jean Hawk Betty Buswell Marian Anderson Phyllis Botamer Jane Gleason Dorothy Rodger Sally Williams Dorothy Smith Margaret Haniiog Dorothy Sharp

Second Congregational Class Roast Campfire in Bly Woods

The Second Congregational class led by Miss Harriet Luther held a campfire roast in Bly Woods with a class meeting opening by president Eveline Ernst. Treasurer Ethelyn Sehimeyer reported finances. Next month the meeting returns to Mandalyn Johnston’s home. attendees include Jare Luther, Audrey Squires, Maxine Smith, Loretta Botamer, Mandalyn Johnston, Evelene Ernst and Ethelyn Selmeyer. A marriage license application lists Charlie Breeden and Katherine Gidlish of Lorain.

Bly Woods Second Congregational Church Harriet Luther Eveling Ernst Ethelyn Sehimeyer Mandalyn Johnston Miss Jarerlet Luther Audrey Squires Maxine Smith Loretta Botamer Evelene Ernst Ethelyn Selmeyer

Metropolitan births and social notes at Wlyria hospital

A society column itemizes a birth at Wlyria Memorial Hospital and various visits and visits by local residents. Eledivor Dehn departs for Oxford to begin senior year at Miami University. Mr and Mrs Pred Henderson welcome a daughter in Oberlin road. Ray Hamilton and daughter Maeva of Miami visit Mrs Mason Nichols. Ed Maywood and family host guests on Twelfth street. Gala Nieding of Biraninghany and Miss Haywood’s parents host weekend visitors in Cleveland. Additional Society on Page 2.

Mobebrand D. No Wlyria Memorial Hospital Chia Eledivor Dehn Oxford Otto Miami University R. OW. Ilaneork Denteonaveono Michigan Pred Henderson Oberlin Road Ray Hamilton Twelfth Street Ap Missy Gala Biraninghany Min Haywood Mrs. Dourquin Cleveland

Local residents locate between Cleveland Troy and Ohio cities

Notices list residents traveling to Troy and South Lebanon Ohio for weekends and returning to universities. William Witt resumes junior year at Western Reserve University Cleveland School of Architecture. Others attend meetings or visit relatives in Wooster Mansfield Delaware and South Bend. Births noted for Harry family.

G. L. Barnhart Cleveland Streeet Troy Lebanon Ohio William Witt Hastern Heights Boulevard Cleveland School of Architecture Western Reserve University Frieda Smith Strongsville Women's Relief Corps J. W. Daney Plaza South Bend Indiana George Ferguson Wooster Mansfield Courtney Fulton Tenth Streeer Delaware Wesleyan University Aulta Gould Buckhannon West Virginia E. F. Recer Spruce Street Bert Schwind Chicago H. Schwind Second Street Stuhemeher Youngstown Cartlon Smith Butternut Ridge D. Ryals Fast Avenue Harry

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