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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1934

Page

9

Surprise Sweet Sixteen Party Honors Miss Janet Tichenor

Miss Beverly Foley and Miss Audrey McAllister hosted a surprise party for Janet Tichenor of Woodland Avenue celebrating her fourteenth birthday last Saturday night. Bunco provided the entertainment with first prize to Fred Oldfield and consolation to Elaine Palmer. a luncheon followed. In attendance were Elaine Palmer, Jane Williams, Janet Tichenor, Audrey McAllister, Beverly Foley, and guests Fred Oldfield, Bob Seybert, Carl Renkle, Clyde Miller, and Louis Hecock.

Beverly Foley Audrey McAllister Janet Tichenor Woodland Avenue Bunco Fred Oldfield Elaine Palmer Jane Williams Audrey McCallister Messrs Bob Seybert Carl Renkle Clyde Miller Louis Hecock

Mrs John T Shook Addresses League of Methodist Church

Miss Marian Upp conducted the devotional hour at Epworth League in First Methodist Church. Mrs John Shook spoke on What Have You in Your Heart. Ethel Ryan and Helen Farmer violin duets with Kathryn Merthe. A hay ride planned Thursday. Roberta Mosely in charge. Invitation from Sandusky League to attend dinner October 5 at the Brown Hotel. Miss Marye Schwert celebrated birthday at Vermilion-on-19-Lar- Saturday with PierVins bunco, prizes to Miss Virginia Knapp and Kenneth Matchette, consolation to Miss Ruth Gorman and Lee Long. A pink and white luncheon served. Miss Schwer presented with gifts.

Marian Upp Epworth League First Methodist John Shook Ethel Ryan Helen Farmer Kathryn Merthe Roberta Mosely Sandusky League Marye

Married couple feted at shower on Middle Avenue

Mrs Ireve Bahir hosted a social for recently married Mr and Mrs Oscar Powell on Middle Avenue Saturday evening. Eva Robinson formerly Mrs Powell attended. guests enjoyed cards and a late supper at Seach vard. Attendees included Ed Powell and Mr and Mrs Oscar Powell, plus numerous relatives and friends from Murray Ridge, Rocky River, Lakewood, and nearby towns.

Ireve Bahir Vie Haree Dons Hance Fred Beker Sam Robinson Quron Rhoda Jennison Stronasville Clyde Wirath Rocky River Mi Fred Thomas Oar Lakewand Anthons

Local women group meetings span dinners drives and dances

The political science department of the Woman's Club hosts a tureen dinner at 12 30 Wednesday with Mrs K P Meister at the Elyria Home for the Aged. Lorain County Democratic Women plan a September 27th 2 p m meeting at Mrs Nicholl's in Amherst to elect a nominating committee and discuss membership. Various clubs hold card parties suppers and programs through the week with refreshments, contests, and a planned October 1 dance for members and friends.

Woman's Club K. P. Meister Elyria Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women Wurst Belt Russell Dunford Emma Post Klara Schaub Bessie Leonhart

Kappa Beta Kappa Meeting Divides Members at St Andrews

At the St Andrews Episco church meeting of Kappa Beta Kappa last evening the membership split into two groups. The Juries group holds younger members under twenty while the Senior group includes those over twenty. Edward Moar ris pres Harold Dicken purer vice president Betty Bishon second vice president Olive Green secretary and Robert Dyke treasurer listed as officers. Officers not named yet for the Senior group.

Kappa Beta Kappa St. Andrew's Episcora Aeges Saint PA Fap Cts Junmtac Ving Edward Moarris Harold Dicken Betty Bishon Olive Green Robert Dyke

Saltzman Family Reunion Held in JS Hall

Members of the Saltzman family gathered at JS Hall on Sunday for a reunion with a noon dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Woe Winton and mother, plus numerous relatives from Cleveland, Kipton, Toledo, Wakeman, Lorain, Vermilion, Berlin Heights, Norwalk, Elyria, Philo and nearby areas.

Saltzman F. Hall Wee Winton R. RK. Carruthers Watton Craig C. Knerim Ellen Orgel A. Harwood L. B Soucks Toledo Elmer Kohn Mair Rodfrey John A Miller Wakeman William Knerim Lorain Marie C. Knerim Vermilion Elan Parken Earl Parker Lee Godon Adam Saltzman Noth Fairfield E. J Manns Wlane Bayles Berlin Heights Hazel Lees Fern Lees Norwalk Clarence Vincent Eon. Harland Elyria Russell Vincent Philo Ohio

Curtis Surprise Birthday Gathering at Walnut Street Home

William W. Curtis hosted a social evening at 45 Walnut Street to surprise his wife on her birthday anniversary. A refreshment course followed, gifts were given, and guests included HC Russ Beulah Roper Olive Roper Joseph Hupertz Lloyd Patton of Cleveland and Elva Hetarich of Elyria.

William WH. Curtis Walnut Street Mrs. Curtis HC. Russ Beulah Roper Olive Roper Joseph Hupertz Lioyd Patton Cleveland Elva Hetarich Elyria

Seven events fill Monday night schedule at local clubs

The week’s roster lists Dubl Dec Club with Mrs. Carl Gott on llth street and Rainbow Girls installation in O O F Hall followed by a dance. Sega Club hosts Helen Zerrell on La Grange road, E L F Club with Mrs. Byron Dague on Winckles street, Sunny Side Up Club with Mrs. George Smith, and a Masonic Chorus rehearsal at 7 p.m. CAP Circuit Ladies of G A R meet, King Solomon's Lodge, Knights of Columbus, and Emmanuel Lutheran church host a shuffleboard tourney at 7:30. United Presbyterian hosts Men's Missionary League at 7:30. Rev. O A Reach of Cleveland to speak. Y W C A hosts Business Women's Bible class at 7:30. St Pauls finance committee meets at 7:30. Grace Lutheran council meets as Lorain County Lutheran Chorus gathers in Lorain at 7:45.

Dubl Dec Carl Gott Llth St Rainbow Girls Sega Helen Zerrell la Grange Road Byron Dague Winckles St Sunny Side Up George Smith Masonic Chorus P.m P. D. Reefy Ladies of King Solomon's Lodge Knights of Columbus Emmanuel Lutheran Church Men's Missionary League United Presbyterian Church Rev O. A. Reach Cleveland Business Women St. Paul's Finance Committee Church Council Women of Moose Burneo Tecla Neufer Cascade Churth of Christ Hinman Redington Block Harold Sayres Emmanuel Church Suni Club Y. Woc Brek Furnace Street American Legion Mary A. Chandler Nellie Straw West Street Harmon Lodde Risha Lodge OG. F St Andrew's Central Guild Haz Tureen Jureheen Nevtle Laundon 6Th St M. E. Hendricks Rils

Community Club and Society Meetups in Local Churches

Various local groups and clubs hold meetings at churches and homes across the area. Attendees include Mrs Norwood Hearne, Mrs Henry Vogel, Kathryn Naughton, Myrtie Struck, and others, with gatherings noted at Amherst St Pauls Circle 3, Lake St John’s YPS, Churth of Christ, Emmanuel Church, and multiple lodges and clubs throughout the district.

Sigma Gamma Sorority Norwood Hearne Amherst St. Pauls Circle Churcn Henry Vogelsong The O'Clock Club Marenevile Taylor Hamilton Ave Sigma Omega Sigma Kathryn Naughton Lake St. John’s Young People Society Myrtie W. OR. C Lorain

Past Noble Grands and Circles Meet at Local Notices

Past Noble Grands of Rebekah Ledze meet with Mrs Lilovxd Bond st. Perconality Pals meet with Vivian Scott Cleveland street 5. 8 Club with Ruby Wwandeack Lake avenue S Pauls Circle 2 meets with Mre Yuneklaus 150 Cleveland street names of Matta meet Pants Circle 1 meets with Mrs Ed Klein Nichols et Circle of Methodist church meets with Mrs Gus Nichols Chestnut et at 2 25 Women’s Alan of First Cong’s church has luncheon at 125 After business session Miss Harvitte Brooks will review Follow the Road by Anne Byrd Parson Every woman of congregation invited Methodist Circle 2 meets with Mrs B I Ohlemacher 332 Harvard at 2 15

Noble Rebekah Ledze Lilovxd Bond St First Cong Harvitte Brooks Anne Byrd Parson Methodist Circle 2 B I Ohlemacher Harvard

Community club events and meetings listed

Fraternal groups and church circles schedule varied meetings: Aconda Fraternity auxiliary to Major Woodworth Camp sewing at 251 Ohio St. 1:30. Carlisle Neighborhood Club with Mrs Will McGuire. Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs with Mrs Edna Manzelman. St Pauls Circle 4 with Mrs Hunt Hinkelcourt. Democrat Women in Amherst with Mrs Harry Nichols. United Presbyterian Aid Society silver tea 2 PM hosted by Mrs A B Schulte and Mrs Irvin Wendell. St Marys Altar Society. Pythian Sisters and Rethel Shrine at I C O F Hall. Studies Aid Church of Christ 2 PM. Wiata Class Beverly Petersman Prospect St. St Pauls Circle 5 with Mrs Fred Schroeder Bond St. Fast Side Guild St Andrews Church motor to Bellevue to meet Mrs J C Champion. Business and Professional Womens Club dinner at First Congregational Church.

Aconda Fraternity Woodworth E. T. Struck Ohio St Carlisle Will McGuire Edna Manzelman Woodland Avenue St. Paul's Circle Hunt Hinkelcourt Democrat Amherst Harry Nichols United Presbyterian Aid Society A. B., Schulte Irvin Wendell St Mary’s Altar Society Pythian Sisters Rethel Shrine I. C. O. F. Hall Studies Aid Church of Christ Beverly Peterman Prospect Street St. Paul’s Circle 5 Fred Schroeder Bond Guild St. Andrew’s Church Bellevue J. C. Champion Business and Professional Women’s Club First Congregational Church

Local Club Meetings and Dinner Served

Friday events include A F F W with Mrs Carrie Byer of Lorain. Dorcas class at Church of Christ with Mrs J H Forman at 461 Cleveland Street at 7 30. De Molay Alumni Chapter. Executive Board of Elyria Woman's Club at 9 30 a m at the club house. Junior Protective Home Circle with Jean Heul 1387 East Bridge 6 8 p m. RC has dinner served by.

Carrie Byer Lorain Dorcas Church of Christ J. H. Forman Cleveland St de Molay Exeecutive Board of Hlyria Woman’s Club Chcle Jean Heu East Bridge W. RC

Hospital Notes Admissions And Discharges List

Admissions include Mrs. Sylvester Hammons at 1706 West Ave, Mrs. Robert Hand at 108 Stanford Ave, and Joseph Massey of La Grange. Discharges feature Ruby Heidrich at 226 Cambridge Ave, Eleanor Kelly at 501 SV Third St, Mrs. Fred Riggs at No 1 Prank Ct, Mrs. Harry Haley at 201 Clark St, Wilda Tescher of Vermilion, Mrs. Mary Balint of Kipton, Harold Bruce Jr of La Porte, and Frances Folley with a baby girl at 108 Highland Ct.

Sylvester Hammons West Ave Robert Hand Stanford Ave Joseph Massey la Grange Ruby Heidrich Cambridge Ave Eleanor Kelly Third St Fred Riggs Harry Haley Clark St Wilda Tescher Vermilion Mary Balint Kipton Harold Bruce, Jr la Porte Frances Folley Highland Ct

Mrs Morgan Hosts Engagement Party For Miss Wise

Mrs. Harry Edward Morgan Jr led a North Main Oberlin gathering with Miss Jean Morgan and Mrs. Robert Smith as helpers. Miss Wise received gifts early, then bridge rounds entertained. prizes went to Mrs. Mildred Krueger and Mrs. Frank Smith. Elyria guests included Miss Annette Whitney and Mrs. Frank Smith among others, with lamp given to Miss Wise and fiancé at the El Dece Supper Club last week.

Harry Edward Morgan, Jr North Main Street Oberlin Jean Morgan Robert Smith Clara Belle Wise Miss Wise Mildred Krueger Frank Smith Elyria Annette Whitney Croom Bert Wise Kenneth Beal

Marriage License Applications List Names and Ages

Kenneth Radcliffe Barber 30 Elyria and Irene Caroline West 23 Elyria listed for license by Justice of the Peace Virgil L. Gaynor 28 clerk Leora Frain and Marcellta A. Burgett 21 Lorein with Rev. Rothrock officiating.

Kenneth Radcliffe Barber Crug Elyria Irene Caroline West Justice of Peace Virsil L. Gaynor Clerk Leo Frain Marcellta A. Burgett Lorein Rothrock

Local Repersonals and Society Notes Roundup

Reverend and Mrs Armin Schroeder and children dined with Mrs Schroeder's mother on Rocky River Drive in Lakewood. Numerous travels and visits across Ohio tied to family, weddings, and civic events. Notable items include Miss Edna Marie Leeper's marriage near Glouster and Rev Sayles attending a Lutheran mission convention in Dayton.

Lecture on Christian Science by James G Rowell

James G Rowell C S of Kansas City spoke at Elyria High School on Christian Science. He argued real business is reflecting divine Mind and that salvation comes through right thinking and living in accordance with Christ Jesus.

James G. Rowell C. S Kansas City Elyria High School First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Mass Eddy Science and Health Jesus Kingdom of Heaven Paul Christ Jesus

Ohio Plans Statewide Infantile Paralysis Survey

A statewide Ohio survey of infantile paralysis cases will be conducted on October 11 and 12 by the Ohio Executive Committee on State Survey of Infantile Paralysis. The committee includes the governor and attorney general among prominent state figures and civic groups. Walter B Underwood and S H Squire from Elyria head local contingents, with Peter Galanka named Lorain county chairman. The plan calls for interviews with every victim to document attack, treatment, current condition, future needs, rehabilitation and economic status.

Ohio Ohio Executive Committee Ohio Society For Crippled Children S. H. Squire Masonic Lodge Emile E Watson Peter Galanka Lorain Lorain County Underwood Crippled Children's Movement

Community Brigade to Lead Sunday Service for About 2000 Children

The brigade will attend and oversee the Sunday afternoon service with about 2,000 children expected. Mrs Rheineck is also slated to attend. Mrs E E B Loisen of 218 Highth Street hosted a dinner for her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs George Gerrick recently married in Erie Pennsylvania. Rosemary Williams of Park Avenue left for Cleveland to study at Western Reserve University Graduate School of Applied Science and to serve on the Child Welfare staff. Mabel Prindie was a weekend guest of Mrs Frank Lenz of Lorain. Mrs C T Winckles of Cleveland Road has returned home after two weeks at Crystal Lake Illinois. Dr and Mrs R D Way and family of Medina attended dinner yesterday hosted by Mr and Mrs D A Baird of Garford Avenue.

Mabel Prindie Frank Lenz Lorain C. T. Winckles Cleveland Road Crystal Lake Illinois R. D. Way Medina D. A. Baird Garford Avenue

Fragment on belief and the one true standard of good

A fragment discusses the false dual standard of belief in both good and evil and multiple gods. It argues for identifying oneself with the one true, eternal standard of supreme affection for good, a standard that knows no alternate reality.

God

Social workers gather in Columbus for Ohio Welfare Conference

About 1500 social workers will convene October 10 to 13 at the Hotel Gibson in Cincinnati for the Ohio Welfare Conference. Topics include child welfare planning, unemployment insurance, old age pensions, minimum wage, health care, recreation programs, delinquency, and housing. Leaders include Henry J. Robison Katharine F. Lenroot Reverend John O Grady Alden B. Mills C A Dkystra Warren Thompson Charles B. Hayes Norman Himes.

Ohio Welfare Conference Hotel Gibson Cincinnati Henry J. Robison Ravenna Katharine F. Lenroot U S. Children’s Bureau Washington, D. C John O'Grady National Conference of Catholic Charities Alden B. Mills the Modern Hospital Chicago C. A. Dkystra Warren §. Thompson Scripps Foundation For Research In Mian University Oxford Charles B. Hayes American Foundation For the Blind New York City Norman Himes College University Hamilton New York

North Olmsted church hosts week of services by Dr Cross Baner

North Olmsted Universalist Church announces a special week of services at North Olmsted Center starting September 24 with Akron speaker Dr George Cross Baner. Topics include Gods on Sunday September 30 and Saviours on Monday October 1 as part of the weeklong program.

Universalist Church North Olmsted Center George Cross Baner Akron Saviours

Make Your Own Blouse Pattern Offer in Silk Print Fabrics

The article promotes making a blouse from various fabrics like silk print plaids and crepe silk with styles such as No. 3377 for sizes 14 to 40 inches bust. It explains yardage for size 16, requests fifteen cents for the pattern, and invites readers to send name, address, and style number. It also advertises a Fall Winter fashions book offering sewing guidance and fashion news.

Fragmented Revival Schedule Fragments From The Church

Readable fragments show a church schedule with days and themes. October dates appear with odd spellings and stray headlines such as Immortal The Before and The Church Today, but no clear event details or full names.

Ednesday Hells’ Viraday

Ladies Aid Society Card Party For Church Kitchen

The Ladies Aid Society plans a card party to raise funds for much needed equipment for the church kitchen. Proceeds support kitchen improvements and parish activities.

Ladies Aid Society Chirch

PTA Membership Dinner Set for All Dues Paying Members

PTA members who have paid dues are invited to a free dinner on November 7 at 7 30 p.m. Mothers and parents are busy signing up their room parents as part of the event preparations.

Pp. T. A

Butternut Ridge Residents Face Injuries and Updates

Edward Karsten visits at his in laws Mr and Mrs Boner on Butternut Ridge. Mrs Laisy sustains severe burns but shows slow improvement. Frank Heiser begins work with Foard Motor Co in Akron Ohio and commutes daily. Mrs Uthe on Butternut Ridge recovers after repeated arm surgery. The baby daughter of Mr and Mrs…

Edward Karsten Boner Butternut Ridge Frank Heiser Foard Motor Co Akron

Public Card Party by Women’s Club Tuesday Eve

A public card party hosted by the Women’s Club aided by the Ladies Auxiliary of St John’s K of S features prizes and lunch priced at 25e. The event offers social gaming in the club setting with proceeds aiding local activities.

Ladies Auaxiliary Knights of St. Joan Elyria Woman's Club Woman’s Club Ladies Aux. K. of St

Mrs Hatton Improves and Returns to Outings

Mrs. Fred Hatton of Porter Road shows notable improvement and is able to be out again, marking a cheerful recovery update for the household and community in Porter.

Fred Hatton Porter Road

Tomatoes for pick your own at 35e bushel

Still some tomatoes to pick at 35e per bushel. Bring baskets and come pick them. Paul Wain Wright. Phone 2727.

Paul Wainwright

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