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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1933

Page

11

Kalter Elkins Wedding Date Announced At Whitby Party

An early fall gathering at the Whitby home in Furnace street unveiled the date of Miss Kalter’s marriage to J Harry Elkins. Elkins, tied to Landers Frary and Clark of New Britain Connecticut, will wed October 21 at St Peers Church North Ridgeville.

Jessie Whitby Agnes Whitby Furnace Street Miss Kalter J. Harry Elkins Kalter John Kalter North Ridgeville Elkins Landers, Frary and Clark New Britain Connecticut St. Peers Church Mesdames Frances Akin Mabel Fridenstine Dorothy Mockler Willam Dutch Olive Zelgman Elyria Dora Bungart Avon Charles Schwab Massillon Nessie Mayme Hope Lorain Gertrude Kalter Ridgseville A. Whitby

Past Noble Grands of St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Meet

The Past Noble Grands of St. Clair Rebekah Lodge met at Mrs. Lucy Pomeroy’s home on Grant street with good attendance. President Mrs. Cas sie Richards led a business session and contests and readings filled the afternoon. Winners were Mrs. Virgie Hayes and Mrs. Louise Stearns. readers included several members. Refreshments were served by the host committee. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Nettie Woodruff’s home on Fourth street October 25.

ST. Clair Carrie Miller Ina Holbrook Gertrude Wilson Grace Archambeau Louise Stearns Nettie Woodruff Fourth Street Friendship Club Cabinet Cleveland Tureau Betty Humphrey Jane Gill Lucille Graber Donna Dickason Mary Lou Duffy Margaret Jenkins Jean McCray Beverly Barchard Nancy Borie Friendship Club

Dames of Malta elect officers at anniversary dinner

Dames of Malta met in Odd Fellows hall for an anniversary dinner and officer election. Louise Tichenor led the dining, with a committee and a large birthday cake feature. Officers appointed include Queen Ethel Sparks and Herald Margaret Sparks, with Iva Simmons and Klara Schaub as messengers and several other roles. Visitors came from Cleveland and Pittsburgh.

Dames OF Malta Odd Fellows Hall Louise Tichenor Louie Drage Iva Wolf Helen Arias Osea Higgie Hattie Kuss Edith Slater Ann Schonbacher Carrie Miller Queen Ethel Sparks Ruth Jessie Raessler Naomi Margaret Coonrad Margaret Sparks Jenne Rogers Garrie Miller Anna Schonbacher Iva Simmons

County Council of Legion Auxiliary Plan for Installation

Representatives from eight units gathered last evening at the South Amherst meeting of the County Council of American Legion Auxiliary. They focused on perfecting plans for installing officers October ninth, with a joint installation for Legion and Auxiliary. Mrs. Tester Merritt, state president, will oversee the Auxiliary installation in Columbus. A luncheon followed the meeting. On Wednesday, November first, the Council will meet at Avon Lake to elect officers.

Atea Gool County

St Pauls Circle Holds All Day Sewing Meeting

Members of Circle No 2 of St Pauls Church gathered at Mrs Mary Foxs home on Laka Avenue for an all day sewing session. A box luncheon followed at noon and a business meeting was held. On October 11 the circle resumed the practice of meeting the second and fourth Wednesdays each month. The next meeting place will be announced.

Circle No. 2 S. Pauls Church Mary Fox Laka Avenue Circle Royal Neighbor Sewing Circle Woodman Hall Notta Card Club Murpay Emery Murphy Park Place Charles Barton Kenyon Avenue

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed

Admissions include George Simon aged 65 from Samuel Street and Mrs. Morris Varsey. Grafton residents Mrs. Merle Shroyer. Ob erlland David Smetzer. 316 East Broad address Mary Szokall. 625 West River Morria Trumpy. 419 Oxford Mrs. Adam Janoczyck. 102 Highland Court Mrs. Arthur Comstock. 3249 11th Street Mrs. Russell Rader Grafton. Mrs. Joseph Diedgich 128 Riverdale et al. Discharges list Gertrude Smith 1130 Riverside et. Maude Gardner 600 Foster Ave. Louis Roelln N Ridgeville. Leonard Birch 245 Columbia. Mrs. Jennie Manson Ontario Canada. Mrs. Ellen Spencer Ontario Canada. Mire Herman Sivelle baby boy 3352 East 1 Bridge Street.

George Simon Samuel St Morris Varsey Grafton Merle Shroyer Oberlland David Smetzer E. Broad Mary Szokall West River Morria Trumpy Oxford Adam Janoczyck Highland Ct Arthur Comstock 11Th St Russell Rader Joseph Diedgich Riverdale Gertrude Smith Riverside

Elyrians Attend Meeting of Hebron Association

A large gathering of Elyrian Filyrians from First Baptist attended the Hebron Association of Baptist churches in Spencer over two days. Dr H K Finler presided as moderator and speakers included Dr R E Neighbour Rev W H Schweinfurth Findlay Rev G L Kettinring New London Rev Short Camden and Rev C E Bacon Niles. The principal speaker was Dr Hartranft of Pennsylvania with a women's session led by Mrs C C Kieffer Elyria and Miss Hazel Mower plus two African missionaries. Rev George Bates of Spencer elected new moderator and Guy Byars Elyria named to head the next year's young people work.

First Baptist Church Hebron George Bates Spencer Guy Byars Elyria Mr. Bates

Festival of St Michael Observed at St Andrew's Church

St Andrew's Church observed the festival of St Michael and All Angels with a Communion service at ten o'clock, followed by a Women's Auxiliary annual corporate communion and their United Offering. A business meeting of the Auxiliary occurred after the service.

St. Michael and All Angels St. Andrew's Church Woman's Auxiliary

Evening Events Hit Local Venues and Meetings

Tonight the Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans hosts a card party at Mrs. Brucks on Water street. Vestry of St. Andrew's church gathers at 6 in the Guild room. Three Star Girls meet with Edna Seager in Berea. Notawa Club meets with Mrs. Russell Reichard in Grafton. Pythian Slaters convene. Lethe Shring entertains Supreme Ring guard John Barber. C W Club visits Clair Dumke on Eighth street. Rear Up Club assembles at 7 30 at Maybelle Burner's home.

Sons of Union Veterans

Meetings On Monday Evening Sizma Gamma Special Meeting

Sizma Gamma will hold a special business meeting Monday evening at the home of Miss Marge Wilson, 510 East avenue, per an announced gathering. The notice mentions hostesses and a focus on upcoming club matters in a concise bloc of local society items.

Sizma Gamma Marge Wilson 510 East Avenue

Local News Briefs From Various Residents

Mrs Karl Reefy tests for Cincinnati to visit son Phil Reefy a Medical School student. Mrs A Ernst and Mrs A N Lyberger return from Marion Ohio Pythian Sisters Convention. Mr and Mrs Walter Boseker of Fort Wayne Indiana guests of Clarence Foster in Bellefield Ave. Mrs Gardner of Pittsburgh is guest at Botamer home on High Street. Mrs Charles Schwab of Massillon overnight guest. Born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Medrich 123 Riverdale Court two’s son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on September 28. Fred Lehmann of 252 Third Street first freshman football team at Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh. Mrs E J Bond Mrs C Baxell Mrs Fritz Rudin Mrs Clark Maddock Mrs C W Koppes and Mrs Fred Sheldon attend W H M S Northeast Ohio Conference meeting in Cleveland. Mrs M C Bristol and Miss Florence Stetson of Eighth Street expected back from Rochester N Y after visit to uncle in hospital. Mrs W H Hakesty and three children injured in a Lima road crash moved home after Lima Hospital treatment. they recovering satisfactorily. Robert Burns, Henri Gilbert announce chicken supper at Second Congregational Church Friday 5 pm Adults 35c Children 20c.

Karl Reefy Third Street Cincinnati Phil Reefy A. Ernst A. N. Lyberger Marion Ohio Pythian Sisters Walter Boseker Fort Warne Indiana Clarence Foster Bellefield Avenue Gardner Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Botame Fritz Rudin Clark Maddock C. W. Koppes Fred Sheldon Cleveland Northeast Ohio The Methodist Episcopal Church M.C. Bristol Lorence Stetson Eighth Phest Rochester New York WH. Hakesty Junior Richard Yona Lima South Olive Street Lima Hospital Robert Burns Henri Gilbert

Recital at New London High School and Local Notices

Walter Hinkle and accompanist presented a pupil and faculty recital at New London High School with solos for voice violin and piano. Several locals were mentioned including Mrs. Harry McGowin ill with erysipelas on Kenyon Avenue and Kenneth Ailyn visiting from Miami Florida returning next week with his aunt Mrs. John Rawson.

Walter Hinkle New London New London High School Harry McGowin Kenyon Avenue Kenneth Ailyn Miami Florida John Rawson R. F. Leemhuis

Democratic Women of Ohio to Hear Miss White

Miss Mary White daughter of the governor will speak at the Federated Democratic Women of Ohio convention in Columbus. James A Farley postmaster general and party chief will address on prohibition repeal. other speakers include Dr Carl Watson Lt Gov Charles Sawyer and Judge Florence B E Allen. Governor White slated to discuss Ohio problems and respond to criticism of the administration. Conference closes with a governor mansion reception after a Saturday business session.

Columbus Mary White Federated Democratic Women of Ohio Luetta P. Magruder Miss White NRA Ohio James A. Farley Democratic National Committee Roosevelt Carl Watson Democratic Executive Committee Charles Sawyer Josephine McGowan Department of Industrial Relations William G. Pickrel Darton White Bernice Pyke Cleveland National Committee Florence BE. Allen Supreme Court Federation Governor’ T

FASTEETH Powder Brings Real Comfort for Teeth

Deodorizes and keeps teeth firmly set without gummy taste. Just sprinkle on plates to eat and laugh in comfort. Available at Mulr's and other drug stores.

Mulr’s

Death of Tony Cu Kilomo in auto fall near Sandusky

Sandusky Ohio September 25 Tony Cu Kilomo sixteen thirteenth child of his family died from injuries after falling from an automobile Wednesday. Spain reportedly sent nearly 15,000,000 in a related note or context.

Sandusky Tony Cu Kilomo Spain

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