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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1932
Page
9
Sixty nine intermediate grade teachers gathered at Wild Waves in Milwanga for an informal evening. Some swam, others bridged while most socialized around the roaring fire before and after dinner. Miss Harriet Hubbard organized the party.
Local groups list events for evening including Ada Smith at Third Street and Daughters of Scotia, Northwest Encampment, Checker Club at the YMCA, Church of Christ plays and class rehearsals, Mission Study Club fall kickoff with supper, and a supper and card party by Sons and Daughters of Liberty. Also reports on Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid, Fleur de Lis luncheon, and Drills club social at Mrs. Wilbert's home with bridge prizes.
Admissions list includes Mrs Herman Leach Columbia Station Saran Nichols 133 Columbus Street Marjorie Damm 101 Venison Geraldine Surman R D No 3 Mrs Gordon Rawson 311 Heyes Avenue. discharges Horace Pumphrey 352 East Avenue Mr Edward Haslop baby girl 9134 East Avenue Mrs James Reynolds baby girl Columbia Station Clyde Baley Oberlin Road Arthur Ward Wellington. Lucile Murray honored by Susanna Wesley class. Miss Maddock wedding planned for early October. Activities include E W U harvest plans and birthday party. Lorain Merry Makers and Sasse hosts. Bethel Shrine card party. several visits by sisters from Lorain.
The fiftieth district convention of the Women's Relief Corps will meet in Wellington for an all day session Thursday September 29. Presiding officer will be Mrs. Alice Holton of Oberlin. Memorial service for deceased members and veterans planned. Mrs Ruby Beal hosted Pythian Sisters gathering at her West Street home with guests.
The Culture Club opened its Fear of club study with a tureen luncheon at Mrs. John Hecock's Lake averag home. Mrs. Hecock, Miss Florence Hecock, and Mrs. Donald Hecock assisted. Mrs. H. C. Wilcox led a session on the Lakeside Federation of Women's Clubs presented by Mrs. Stanley Shaw. A group piano solo followed. Upcoming, Mrs. W. F Bell will host on October 13. Kindergarten children were guests at a promotion party with 35 attendees, rainbow colored decor, and guided activities led by Mrs. Walter Peake and assistants. Circle No. 8 of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Henry Heidrich's home with discussions and readings, luncheon served by Mrs. Heidrich, and a note for October 19 at Miss Elizabeth Cawrse's. Pilgrim Community Woman's Association postponed its meeting due to a member's death. Mrs. D. A. Stanford led devotions and Rose Oviatt was named secretary to replace Ethel Sparks. Another church event, a two week-late session, is planned at the church with a business focus.
Kings Daughters of the Methodist Church announce a bake sale with assorted treats and other goodies to be held on September 24 at Carek Florist. Proceeds support church missions and community outreach.
Mr. and Mrs. EB D Kindig visited Lake avenue home of Mrs Porter Clark in Medina on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Fred Willeat of Sandusky is guest of her daughter Mrs E T Strack on Ohio Street. Walter Hinkle, who spent the summer in Fontainbleau France studying with Philipp, was mentioned among the gatherings.
A famous piano teacher returned home last evening. Dorothy Bell of 337 Third Street arrives from Greece and England to study at Columbia University next year. Various social figures from Ohio and nearby states attend Federated Democratic Women of Ohio events in Columbus. Guests visit Elyria and nearby towns, with dinners and city visits noted among local families and rivals in society circles.
Beginning tomorrow the Lewis Mercantile Co store will operate a newly decorated and outfitted shoe department. The first floor displays and stock are expanded with long pier glasses for viewing footwear with outfits and comfortable chairs for shoppers. The department features Red Cross shoes for women, Lewis Arch Brace and novelty footwear, plus Pied Piper shoes for children.
Cascade hosts a football dance tonight with admittance 10 cents. Heine March Orchestra provides music for the event.
The store announces a Red Cross shoe company representative will be on site for consultation on opening day. A souvenir will be given with each purchase, as the management highlights a special opening day event.
In Arkansas, Estes defeats Elliott two to one three days after Elliott died, causing the Democratic Central Committee to declare the nomination vacant and oppose a special primary for the sheriff's office set for September 20.
Salem residents seek government sale of the historic Salem Custom House to the city for a nominal sum to preserve the Colonial era landmark as a new federal building rises nearby. The fate of the structure hangs on a decision amid construction and local hope for preservation.
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