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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1936

Page

13

Yours Women’s Christian Association to launch society drive

The Yours Women’s Christian Association will start its first society membership drive in years on Monday September 28 with an afternoon tea in the association parlors. Miss Alice McCracken named general chairman. she is active in city clubs and Episcopal church circles. A steering committee of Mrs. D A Baird Mrs Rodney Rockwood Mrs Artemas Beebe and Mrs Fred Pahl supports her. Twenty five captains with their teams will recruit Elyria women to join a four fold program including Christian fellowship education recreation and a broader service for a more Christian community.

Yours Women’s Christian Association Alice McCracken Hamilton

Junior Women to Sponsor Falliburton Lecture

The Junior Women's Club met to sponsor a lecture by world traveler and writer Richard Halliburton on November 30 at the High School auditorium. The same meeting discussed ticket disposal and publicity as the next October fifth gathering was announced.

Fourth Street Richard Halliburton

Names Committees Plan Fall Festival and October Event

The Middle Step committee of the W C A held a special session with Miss Ona Holly and Miss Roma Bader as advisors. Helen Zechman was named chair with assistants Helen Rudy Eveka Smith and Doris Standen. An October 7 gathering for new members was planned.

Ona Holly Roma Bader Helen Zechman Helen Rudy Eveka Smith Doris Standen Marr Barley Betty Schubert Eleanor Harter Yvonne Merer

A.U.W. Study Groups Formed at First Elria Chapter Meeting

The Elria Chapter of the Oberlin A.U.W. held its first meeting at the A.W.C.A. Miss Geraldine Smith presided as secretary Mrs Edward Harr gave the routine report. Mrs J C George outlined the year’s educational program and invited members to join study groups in music books drama and arts. Lectures by Dr Jacob Meyer at the YWCA were announced with dates in October and November and topics on Europe and US prosperity. The Men’s Missionary League of United Presbyterian heard Rev F Warren Stevens recount missionary work from West Virginia to Tennessee. Circle 1 of St Paul’s set a meeting for Oct 1.

Elrria Oberlin A.W.C. A Geraldine Smith Edward C. Harr J. C. George George Day John von Blum Ward Young China, Pottery and Glassware Book Review George Jacob Merer Y. WC. A Meyer Europe United States Men's Missionary League of The United Presbyterian Church Roy Ramage F. Warren Stevens Philadelphia Stevens Rev. Stevens West Virginia Brush Creek Boone County Charleston Swandale W. V Tennessee Sweetwater Hanoxville Chattanooga Men’s League Men's League D. S. Scott Stevers Devosionals C .L. Bristol T. F Seliers R. P. Kirdpatrick League Edmund Wright Bronn Colorado T. F. Seliers

Homecoming Meeting and Engagement News

Canton Lorain and Auxiliary planned a homecoming gathering at IF O F hall with supper at 6 34. Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson and Mr and Mrs Sem Powers of Oberlin organized the event and Miss Dessie Sutton won the special prize. A second item reports Drzck Kiemn of North Olmsted announcing the engagement of his daughter Mildred Lee Kien to Ed Fretter of Avon Beldo road North Ridgeville with the wedding date TBD.

Canton Lorain Auxiliary IF. O. Q O. F. Hall Frank Wilson Sem Powers Oberlin Dessie Sutton Drzck Kiemn North Olmsted Mildred Lee Kien Ed Fretter Avon-Beldou Road North Rideville

Kellogg’s All-Bran Promises Relief for Constipation

An advertisement touts Kellogg’s All-Bran as a safe, natural remedy for chronic constipation. It claims two tablespoons daily cleanses the intestines and adds vitamin B and iron, suggesting use as a cereal or in recipes and urging trial at the grocery store.

A. W. Murphy 16Th St Tuscaloosa Alabama Kellogg’s Kellogg Battie Creek

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Several Localities

Admissions include Dors Gilbert RD No 2 Mrs Stanley Hiesta in Grafton Mrs Kenneth Horton 119 Parkview Cr Luke Dill in Grafton Mrs Spencer Stanley Cleveland Heights Mrs Clarence Battle 660 Lodi Street Discharges list Louis Dani 315 Beech Street Charles Clark 318 Cambridge Mrs James Gatens LaPorte Walter Sherman Fairview Ray Robert Hess 15 Park Avenue Mrs Donald Cornish Elyria Horel.

Dors Gilbert Stanley Hiesta Grafton Kenneth Horton Parkview Cr Luke Dill Spencer Stanley Cleveland Heights Clarence Battle Lodi Street Louis Dani Beech Street Charles Clark Cambridge James Gatens LaPorte Walter Sherman Fairview Ray Robert Hess Park Avenue Donald Cornish Elyria Horel

Howard Ranker Weds Miss Betty Weiner In Cleveland Ceremony

Howard E Ranker and Betty M Weiner wed at St John’s Cathedral parish house Cleveland with 65 guests. Officiating priest Rev Fr John McFarland. Attendants included Rose R Weiner and John Ranker. Postnuptial reception featured yellow and white flowers, elaborate place cards, and a cake display at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside at 1615 Columbus Ave Sandusky Ohio after October 1.

Howard Ranker Betty Weiner Cleveland St. John’s Cathedral Betty M. Weiner J. J. Weiner Cedarbrook Road Cleveland Heights Howard E. Ranker Herman E. Ranker Elsina John McFarland Rose R. Weiner John Ranker Herman Banker Louis Kolopes Elyria C. H. Seaver Columibus W. J. Seaver Urbana Ohio William Barnes Banker Notre Dame University Oberlin College Columbus Avenue Sandusky

Former Elyrian Bride Weds Cleveland Groom in St Pauls

Miss Joan Silversides, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Silversides, formerly of Elyria now in Cleveland, married Charles Koelling of Cleveland at St. Paul Evangelical Church. The ceremony was followed by a dinner at the Cleveland Club for twenty guests. The couple will reside in Cleveland after a southeastern trip. attendees included Mrs. Richard C. Henry Sr. of Elyria and Ellis Roelling, with guests from Elyria, Toronto, and Cleveland.

Joan Silversides Elyrian Charles Koelling Cleveland W. J. Silversides Charlies Koelling Cleo Mioraisnaa St. Paul’s Evangelical Church Richard C. Henry Elyria Ellis Roelling Henry Cleveland Club

Bride Of September Fifth Honored With Shower

Mrs. H. C. Sheldon formerly Maude Gardner daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice Gardner of Foster avenue was honored with a miscellaneous shower by Miss Sue Pollock at her Jefferson street home. Sheldon couple wed in Ripley New York on September fifth this year. Dancing and games filled the evening with prizes to Mrs Rie Crann and Lillian Dowdell. Chinese umbrella centerpiece and a cake bride and groom adorned the table. Gifts for the bride were many.

H. C. Sheldon Maude Gardner Maurice Gardner Foster Avenue Sue Pollock Jefferson Street

Local Social Notes Highlight Visiting Relatives and Births

Mrs Minnie Dalrymple returned to Chicago after four weeks with Mrs Elizabeth Shute. Dr F A Lawrence hosts Reverent and Mrs E B Lawrence from Mars Pennsylvania. West Eighth Street, W H Spencer entertain cousins Leslie M Hook from Brookfire Massachusetts attending the American Legion convention. Great Lakes Exposition attendance noted. Miss Betty Thatcher to Cleveland for art studies. Births announced at Elyria Memorial Hospital and connections to local families. A B Taylor attends American Bankers Association meeting in Los Angeles.

F. A. Lawrence Eastern Heights Boulevard E. B. Lawrence Mars Pennsylvania W. H. Spencer West Eighth Street Leslie M. Hook Brookfire Massachusetts American Legion Great Lakes Nellie Gilchrist Elizabeth Shute Toledo Betty Thatcher Cleveland Cleveland School of Art D. W. Crankshaw Lodi Street Yesterar Portage Wisconsin Bern Stanley Riesta Grafton Elyria Memorial Hospital Barry Dickens Grant Street Dicken Ed Gallan Kenneth Horton Parkview Court Ed Hkingan Valencia John Cooper Vincent and James Butler Pennsyvvania John Heginbothem A. Heginbothem A. J. Pitman D. M. Upton Irene Upton Michigan Canada Charles Coniam Helen Princeton Avenue Swanton Ohio George Lamberton Glendale Court Detroit Michizarn Clarence Battle Elsing Memorial Hospital Ruth Schroeder Albert Schroder Ben P. Hallock Lincoln Iainois Mr. Hallock Central Tuinois Electric and Gas Co A. B. Taylor Lorain County Savings and Trust Company Los Angeles California American Bankers Association

Special Meeting of St Clair Rebekah Lodge

The St Clair Rebekah Lodge schedules a special meeting on September 23 at 2 PM to prepare for the upcoming school of instruction. Members advised to attend for planning and instruction sessions.

St. Clair Rebekah Lodge

Leona Jackson Honored At Thirteenth Street Bridge Party

Mrs. Joseph Gill hosted two bridge tables in Thirteenth street for Miss Leona Jackson bride elect of Charles Markham. Jackson won the high score with first prize. Mrs. Patrick McBride was second and Miss Helen Burns earned the consolation. A white Irish linen cloth with pink and green accents covered the table. a petunia centerpiece and dolls marked seats. Balloons hid notes revealing gifts.

Leona Jackson Joseph Gill Thirteenth Street Miss Jackson Charles Markham Patrick McBride Helen Burns

Former Instructor Miss Steinbring Feted Before North Carolina Move

Miss Frances Steinbring of North Ridge Road, soon joining the State Normal College in North Carolina, was honored at a faculty tea hosted by Mr and Mrs Harrison Peters. The event featured readings, a song, southern theatrics, and the presentation of a purse as a farewell gesture.

Frances Steinbling North Ridge Road State Normal College North Carolina Federal Emergency Elyria Lorain Institute of Arts and Sciences Steinbringe Harrison Peters East River Street High Water College Till D. Winks Muriel Fisher Lorain George Filimen Ann Kolopus Kathryn Peters

Licenses Issued To Local Residents In Lorain Area

A list of newly issued licenses in Lorain and surrounding townships includes Allan Walsh a 39 mechanic of Lorain and Helen M Holland 22 of Lorain Andrew Klein Jr 22 of Lorain National Tube Company and Margaret Kanes 16 of Lorain Charles Kappler 25 Amherst township operator and Wanda Berk 24 Amherst John Szemety 8 Hermietta township farmer and Martha Kovacs 40 Henrietta township Paul Eager 28 Elyria book keeper and Frances A Sherrill 25 of 1339 Lake Avenue Bis ta Louis Zakrzewski 51 Lorain hospital employee and Rose Tkachik 6 Lorain.

Allan Walsh Lorain Helen M. Holland Andrew Klein, Jr National Tube Company Margaret Kanes Charles Kappler Ambherst Township Wande Berk Amherst John Szemety Herrietta Martha Kovacs Henrietta Paul Eager Elyria Frances A. Sherrill Lake Avenue

Bluebell Sister Gifts Hosts Meeting and Scoring

Bluebell Sister Gifts club members met at Mrs. W. D. Huffman’s home at 128 Hawthorne Street. Thirty six games of bance were played with Myre winning high score, Harold Davies first, Mrs. William Cook second, and Mrs. Fred Hankinson consolations. Mrs. David Beattie won the special prize. A luncheon followed hosted by Mrs. Huskinson who received a purse for her wedding anniversary along with other gifts for September 14th birthdays. The two week meeting is set for October 5 at Mrs. Sam Avery Jr.’s home.

W. D. Huffman Hawthorne Street Myre Harold Davies William Cook Fred Hankinson David Beattie Huskinson Arthur Scrivens William Menschein Redde G. Schafer Sirs Keith Germany Sam Avery, Jr Longford Avenue

Friendship Club Holds Second Cabinet Meeting

The second Friendship Club cabinet meeting opened at 7 20 p m with minutes read and corrected. Betty Agate reported on the committee planning the October 7 assembly while the group discussed a membership campaign as a future project. The next session is set for Wednesday at 3 30 p m at the Y W C A.

Friendship Club Betty Agate Y. W.C. AL

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss McCracken Falliburton Medina M. J. Devell Root Co Lorain County Bee Keepers Association O. VanHam Mr. Devell West Jefferson Flower Show Jefferson Junior High School Parent Eddies Clark Frank Rosa June Ross Ardith Carwood Esalite Club Phil Barr Vermilion A. A.U.W Circle 1 St. Paul's Frank Schramm Tri Fi Daughters of Scotia Jolly Eight Bunco Club George Smith Ctrele Dot Eagies Tri Sigma Sorority Gertrude Feron Ninth Street Young Women's League of Church of Christ Church of Christ Scudlayr School Emmanuel Lutheran Church Men's Brotherhood of Second Congregations Division E Second Congregational Church Florian Boynton Bond Street Fellowship Club Grace Lutheran Church William Schmirtzen Cleveland Road Indes Marvy A. Chandler Daughters of Union Veterans Cora Palmer Chestnut Street Eixtra Lodge Sunny Side Up Club C. E. Koontz Cornell Avenue Banco 45 Anna Wendorf W. L. Bodine Alice Burton Grace Carr Pasadena Avenue S. S Stu. Paul Ted WashEewas Gladys Aldersen William Fox Elma Wirth Louise Stiles Louise Fox Josephine Mischka Eleanor Phiel Dorothy Vietzer Ohio Council of Churches Roosevelt Army and Navy Legion of Valor Clara Kathryn van Horn White Cottage Washington Thomas Hodgson & Sons, Inc Concord Concord, N. H Joe's Earl’s Yankee Shoe Repair Dry Cleaning Middle Ave Cheapside J. AL. Pallardy Earl J. Spinks Plan Hallowe'en Party Bettye Robertson al Bishop Bridge Peg Lacy Jane Lacy Tippie Limpert Bud Miche Jane Lacr North Ridgeville Boward Butler Martin Roberts John Lloyd Fred Davies James Davies E. T. Reese Roberts Cleveland Hotel Robert Moore J. D. Lewis C. B. Snavely G. Jones Farm Friendship Circle Girl Scouts Troop 5 American Legion Home Harriet Folley Virginia Vaughn Grace Sharrer Marie Sweda Pleasant View Sanatorium Elywoods Cascade Park Samantha Rieder Fredericksburg J. B. Young and Family Minnie Dalrymple Chicago the Heldmyer Hardware Co Broad Street Fete Louis Zakrzewski Rose Tkachik Vicks VA Elyria Fur D. W.crankshaw B. G. Anderson Lodi St Foundation Garments Court St
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