Elyria Federated Patriotic Societies Elect Officers
The Elyria unit of the Federated Patriotic Societies met at Woodman hall with good attendance to elect officers for 1927. Charles Leat of the Sons of Union Veterans was chosen president, with Elizabeth Decker vice president and Rev. J. A. Kaley as chaplain. The program featured readings, poems, and music, ending with a flag pledge and the Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Federated Patriotic Societies
Woodman Hall
Louise Goodman
Singing
America
Charles Leat
Sons of Union Veterans
Elizabeth Decker
Ladies of the
Rev. J. A. Kaley
G. A. R. Post
Jennie Lent
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
Dorothy Wilert
Claire Wendell
Women’s Relief Corps
Maran Bodine
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Neva Rankin
Faustina Rawson
Women’s Reef Corps
Dorothy Willett
Charles Decker
Sons of Veterans
J. A. Kaley
Barbara Fritchie
Agnes Ericksor
Foreman
Ice Palace
Lent
Ker. Kaler
County U S A Alumni To Meet December 9th
Ohio State Alumni group in Lorain county plans a dinner and dance at Lorain Country Club on Stop 109 Lake Road. Turkey dinner at 6:30 pm, then dancing and cards. reservations due by December 1. President Austin W OToole leads the group. nearby locals Archie West Earl Lautenschleger Edward Wells William Darling and Richard Fowler handle reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Lorain County
Lorain Country Club
Lake Road
Austin W. O'Toole
Lorain
Archie West
Elyria
Earl Lautenschleger
Edward S. Wells
Wellington
Plan Party for Children at St Agnes P T A Meeting
St Agnes P T A met at the school house for their monthly gathering. Mrs Nuck was named secretary in Mrs Sullivan’s absence. A Christmas party for schoolchildren was planned for Wednesday December 3rd with proceeds from a card party supporting it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes P. T. A
Nuck
Joan Sullivan
Alice Walsh
America
Mary Agnes Walsh
Patty Bauer
Carl Osborn
Bazaar and Chicken Supper at Fields M E Church
Bazaar and chicken supper event listing with dates in December. Fields M E Church hosts a bazaar and chicken supper priced 20 and 35 cents. Eaton Church of Christ in Webville hosts a chicken supper on December 2 at 3 30 P M with similar prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Eaton Church of Christ
Web
Nurse At Hospital Here Weds in Delaware Today
Miss Helen Rife daughter of Rev and Mrs LD Rife Delaware Ohio married Graydon C Jewett of Rochester Ohio at the bride’s home. The ceremony was performed by the bride’s father at noon. Mrs Jewett a St Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing graduate who has worked at Elyria Memorial Hospital. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rife
LD. Rife
East Williams Street
Delaware
Ohio
Graydon C. Jewett
Rochester
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Banco club meeting yields prizes and welcomes new member
Thirty six B B B club members gathered at Mrs. Elsie Scrivens home on Eas Broadstreet for a game night. Prizes went to Mrs Menschein first place Schafer second and Ann Scrivens consolation with special club prize to Mrs Hieth. Two guests attended as did Mrs Kieth who returned from Germany. Luncheon followed and Schafer was named a new club member. Next meeting a Christmas party at Mrs William Cook’s home on December 14.
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Banco
B. B. B. Club
Elsie Scrivens
William Menschein
G. Schafer
Ann Scrivens
Fred Hieth
Brouse
Zoerrer
New York City
W. Gibbons
Wieth
Bluebell
Schafer
Germany
Kieth
Emily Scrivens
William Cook
Clark Street
Suni Club Meeting at Y W C A Reports Social Charity
Twenty members and guests attended the Suni club gathering at the Y M C A last evening. Officers Mrs Olive Forbes Miss Ruth Carlson and Miss Neil Boyd presided. Members voted to contribute to the Community Fund and planned a December 16 tureen dinner bridge and white elephant sale for Not An Empty Stocking. A tea with speaker Mrs Showalter former Home Editor of the Detroit News is set for next Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suni Club
Tosters
Olive Forbes
Ruth Carlson
Neil Boyd
Showalter
Columbia Club Elects Officers and Hears Navy Talk
The Columbia Club met at St. Johns School on Third Street last evening. Donald Robertson of the Cleveland Naval Recruiting office spoke on U S Navy service and life for sailors. C J Schreiber was elected president with Marty Huebner vice president, Lester Burr secretary, Paul Hall treasurer. Frank Grassgel chaired the entertainment committee with Maurice Stark and Max Handt. Walter Block served as parish paper representative. The next meeting will be January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
St. John’s School
Third Street
U. S. Navy
Donald Robertson
Naval Recruiting Office
Cleveland
C. J. Schreiber
Marty Huebner
Lester Burr
Panl Hall
Frank Grasgel
Maurice Stark
Max Handt
Parish
Walter Block
Girl Reserve Plans Christmas Gift Bazaar
G. R. unit held a meeting with advisor Mrs Ruth Knechtges and president Dorothy Recknock. Helen Takas led a prayer and Beverly Gibbs spoke on the Girl Reserve code. Members plan to craft gifts to sell at the upcoming bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien Girl Reserves
Ruth Knechiges
Dorothy Recknock
Helen Takas
Beverly Gibbs
Over One Hundred At Jr. Friendship Supper
More than one hundred girls from the Junior Friendship Club attended a tureen supper at the YWCA gymnasium. The Senior Friendship club presented a play titled A Pan of Fudge with listed cast members.
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Jr. Friendship
Winifred Meredith
Lois Sharker
Eleanor Fisler
Betty Agate
Wilda Foreman
Natalie Nock
Ways and
Doris Severs
Mondar
Girl Scouts Troop 7 Select Family to Help at Christmas
At a troop meeting the Girl Scouts of Troop 7 chose a family to aid for Christmas. Miss Stetson assisted several girls with knots while others learned signs and motto. The session closed with a brief good night circle as the girls dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 7
Perfect Attendance Noted at Scout Troop Meeting
Forzet-me-nor Girl Scout troop 2 met at the American Legion home with twenty five members in attendance. A new member Doris Hopkins joined yesterday. A candy sale was held and the session closed with Goodnight Circle and taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forzet-me-nor Troop
Girl Scout 2
Doris Hopkins
Calendar of church groups and fraternal meetings
Calendar notes multiple church groups and societies meeting at St Pauls, United Presbyterian, St Andrews, Methodist, and other venues. Activities include officer installations, Sunday school, business meetings, suppers, lectures, and postponements. locations span Elyria Lorain streets and Cleveland area venues with times from afternoon to evening.
Halliburton Transports Audience To Far Lands
In Elyria the Junior Woman's Club hosted a Halliburton talk at the High School auditorium. About eight hundred attendees traveled in imagination from Elyria to Timbuktu and Bagdad aboard The Firing Carpet as Richard Halliburton recounted globe spanning exploits. The program supported dental care for needy schoolchildren. Barbara Plocher introduced the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etrica
Richard Halliburton
Halliburton
Timbucktuoroo
Ekaterinburg
Bagdad
Timbuckiya
France
Peasan
Humanofis
Nicholas
Czarina Alexandria
Czarevitch
Bar- Gad Wink
Stevens
Ghazi
Elyria
Junior Woman's Club
Barbara Plocher
Gates P T A Program Plans Meeting and Donations
Gates P T A executive committee met in the school Council room. They voted to donate remaining clothes from the Taammazge safe to the Salvation Army and announced the next meeting on December 2 at 7 30 P M in the auditorium with L B Hindman showing Fresh Air Camp slides and musical selections. Refreshments to be served by Mrs Heath Mrs Cneeverts and Mrs Crosby.
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Gates
Salvation Army
L. B. Hindman
Heath
Cneeverts
Crosby
Mrs Nichols Hosts Sunny Side Co club Evening
Mrs R K Nichols of Columbia avenue opened her home to Sunny Side Co club members last evening. Three tables of progressive buneco entertained guests with prize scores led by Mrs Anna Wendorf, with Mrs W L Bodine second and Mrs Alice Hinderer consolation. Mrs William Bruck won the contest award. A luncheon was served and plans were made for a Christmas party and banquet December 14 at 7 39 p m.
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R. K. Nichols
Columbia Avenue
Sunny Side Co Club
Anna Wendorf
W. L Bodine
Alice Hinderer
William Bruck
Guild Holds Meeting Plans Bazaar This Week
The Guild of the First Congregational church met yesterday afternoon to finalize plans for the upcoming bazaar. Members then enjoyed a social hour and announced they will reconvene in January.
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Guild of
First Congregational Church
Local Residents Named in Unclear License Notice
Licenses listed for H Baker 46 Elyria address Marsailles Avenue and Eugene Hallafley 23 Litchfield, with Elsie Cetlan 21 North Eaton. Other entries include Ralph Andrews 43 Lorain machinist and Avis Fr 24 Lorain, Arthur N Fisher 41 Lorain steel worker and Mibbe Gilder 2% Lorain, and Fred W Noonan 46 Painesville real estate dealer with Mabel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Baker
Marsailles Avenue
Elyria
Eugene Hallafley
Litchfield
Elsie Cetlan
North Eaton
Ralph Andrews
Lorain
Arthur N. Fisher
Mibbe Gilder
Fred W. Noonan
Painesville
Mabel
Local Society Notes A Round of Guests and Travel
Mrs Laura Wunderly and Mrs Lavinia Sholes were guests of honor at a birthday luncheon hosted by Mrs F A Yost of Marseille avenue. Dr E L Rice returns from a Michigan hunting trip with Lawrence McCarty and Albert Hensze after bagging a 200 pound deer and 300 pound bear. Mrs Edward Raus visits Pittsburgh with her sister for a week. Miss Margaret Edwards dined with Mrs Rose Coller of Berea Ohio. Millicent Winsor visited Cleveland relatives. Wilfrid Bowdler’s sister Miss Gertrude Bowdler in Middlesex Hospital London is seriously ill. Mr and Mrs Harry Krantz leave for Florida for winter. Mrs Charles Zelenka travels to Detroit to visit daughter Mrs Fred Akrie. Patty Brecknock returns home from Port Clinton visit with Elizabeth Ann Eldred. Mr and Mrs J B Malone and daughter Katherine attend the golden anniversary of Mr and Mrs Hester in Bucyrus. Mr and Mrs George Johnson welcome a son November 30 at Elmira Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Schmidt visit from Youngstown to see their parents. Dr George A Hoke and Dr W K Brubaker attend Marion dinner by Marion Academy of Medicine. Dr Chevalier Jackson presents on Indications for Bronchoscopy. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Gray at Elyria Memorial Hospital on December first. Miss Zeerrer of New York is visiting Mrs Fred Kieth. guests recently returned from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wunderly
Lavinia Sholes
F. A. Yost
Marseilles Avenue
E. L. Rice
Michigan
Lawrence McCarty
Albert Hensze
Edward Raus
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Margaret Edwards
Tenth Street
Rose Coller
Berea
Ohio
Millicent Winsor
Cleveland
Wilfrid Bowdler
Gertrude Bowdler
Middlesex Hospital
London
England
Bowdler
Harry Krantz
Florida
Charles Zelenka
West Avenue
Petroit
Fred Akrie
Patty Brecknock
Longfellow Avenue
Elizabeth Ann Eldred
Port Clinton
J. B. Malone
Katherine
S&s. Hester
Bucyrus
George Johnson
Warden Avenue
Elfria Memorial Hospital
Robert Schmidt
Youngstown
G. A. Knepper
Oberlin Road
Carl Cehmidt
Ninth Street
George A. Hoke
W. K. Brubaker
Marion
Marion Academy of Medicine
Marion Hotel
Chevalier Jackson
Philadelphia
Charles Gray
East River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Zeerrer
New York City
Fred Kieth
Lexington Avenue
Kieth
Germaur
Cardinal Troop Holds Court of Honor at Church Event
The Cardinal Troop with thirty three Scouts met at the Second Congregational church Monday afternoon led by Marian Hunter. A court of honor, flag study, and games followed, then Goodfish Circle. The Weeping Willow Patrol plans a two party at Mrs Hulls home Saturday at one. Next meeting set for two weeks later and the next Monday’s gathering is postponed due to a bridge party at the Women’s Club hosted by Scout mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal
Second Congregational Church
Marian Hunter
Goodfish Circle
Hull
Mothers of the Scouts
Y W C A Socials Plan December Charity Events
Middle Steps of the YWCA held a tureen dinner at 6 39 in the association parlors. Members pledged service for a December 7 sewing event and a December 14 dolls and toys repair day with Yen Ho Yang of Oberlin as speaker. A white elephant sale led by Betty Schaffer was a success. Committee: Mary Lou Bayley chair, Eleanor Clark, Eleanor Krugman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Schaffer
Mary Lou Bayley
Eleanor Clark
Eleanor Krugman
87th Birthday for George Standen Noted at Home Party
Mrs L J Barnhart hosted a family birthday gathering at 254 Wooster Street to celebrate George Standen turning 87. Two large cakes adorned with chrysanthemums framed the table as guests arrived and were served at six with George Standen and several relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Standen
L. J. Barnhart
Wooster Street
Standen
Leo Parnvart
Henry Standen
Bert Standen
Carl Fesler
Ellen Sawyer
William Seghr
The Better Life Expands Across Personal and Social Realms
A brief explainer asserts that a better life encompasses personal growth, moral choices, mental well being, and social relationships. It emphasizes balanced development across inner values and community connections to improve everyday living.
Crochet Patterns for Home Decor Medallions
This notice advertises a tatting style crochet medallion pattern 5723 for home decor items. It explains materials such as inexpensive string or mercerized crochet cotton and suggests making chair sets doilies or buffet sets. To obtain the pattern readers are asked to send 10 cents to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept at 259 W 14th Street New York NY with name and address and pattern number.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
NX. Y
Nomination of Officers at Premian Sisters Meeting
Premian Sisters held nominations last night at Woodman Hall with a large attendance. The meeting had been postponed from December 10. At the next gathering the birthday committee will host the social hour and serve refreshments.
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Woodman Hall
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Raymond Camp bells Cleveland William Burnet so 1 Fire Station Mrs Hal Carmel Grafton Leland How ard LaGrange Mrs George Kay 200 Marseilles Mrs Charles Gray 344 E River street Discharges list Mrs Burton Ross North Eaton Robert Bur due 323 East avenue Mrs Maurice Van Metere Lakewood.
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Raymond Campbells
Cleveland
William Burnet
Hal Carmel
Grafton
Leland Howard
LaGrange
George Kay
Marseilles
Charles Gray
E. River Street
Burton Ross
North Eaton
Robert Burdue
East Avenue
Maurice van Metere
Lakewood
Color Etchings From One Plate By Pescheret
Whitewater artist Leon R. Pescheret is believed to be the only American producing color etchings from a single plate. He learned the technique from Roger Hebbelinck of the Belgian Royal Court and honed it after the Chicago world fair. He explains that different colors require different plate depths and that drawing and composition must be perfected before engraving. He found his dream house in Whitewater while traveling to Madison to design decorations for the Wisconsin Memorial Union.
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Whitewater
Wis
Leon R. Pescheret
United States
Pescheret
Roger Hebbelinck
Hebbelinck
Pesecheret
Chicago
Madison
University of Wisconsin Memorial Union
Clock shows 75 years of steady service in Gothic carving
Mrs Floyd EB Barrett of Holly Michigan preserves a clock carved by her grandfather with a jackknife. The carving imitates Gothic architecture with four sharp spires and has run continuously for 75 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly, Mich
Floyd EB. Barrett
Island Romance Triggers Proposals in Midway Garrison
An Austrian newspaper tale about island romances sparks a wave of marriage proposals to 31 men stationed on Midway Atoll. The dispatch notes many of the men already have wives in Hawaii, a detail the article omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honoltle
Midway Island
Hawai
Nine Million Rose Plants to Be Grown Near Tyler Texas
Nine million new rose plants will be produced this year in an area within fifteen miles of Tyler Texas. The bushes will be set two feet apart and protected from disease by sulphur spraying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler. Tex
United States
Tyler
Railroad Busy Yet May Suspend Service
New York, Westchester & Boston R R could suspend operations despite serving over a million commuters. Trustee Clinton T. Bardo warned that unless local tax reductions occur, the line may abandon Dec. 1, rendering about 350 workers unemployed. The route, once a New York to Boston direct, was taken over in 1907 by the New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York, Westchester & Boston
Boston
The
New Haven
Crippled Gardener Operates Truck Farm in High Chair
Arthritis plagues Ralph Sharp for 14 of 20 years yet he works as a truck farmer. Unable to walk, he steers his truck from a high chair mounted on special skis, cultivating the land by sitting.
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Conneaut. O
Ralph Sharp
Wedded 75 Years Valleyfield Couple Mark Anniversary
Canada’s longest married pair, Mr. Angus MacDonald and Mrs. Angus MacDonald, celebrated 75 years of marriage in Valleyfield. Both are 95 years old and remain active in their community.
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Valleyfield
P. BE. I
Canada
Angus MacDonald
Elyman Promoted By Mutual Life Insurance Co
Robert T. Moore named advertising assistant in Cleveland office of Mutual Life Insurance Co New York by A H Bennett manager Moore formerly Lorain County district manager and ex Elyria M C A physical director earns a substantial promotion Moore will work in Cleveland in a supervisory role while remaining based in Elyria for now
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Moore
Stanford Avenue
Cleveland
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
A. H. Bennett
Moore
Lorain County
Etyria ¥. M. C. A
Bennell
Elyria
Not An Empty Stocking Fund Committee To Meet
The Not An Empty Stocking Fund Committee, aiding Santa Claus by distributing Christmas beer to Elyria families, will meet tomorrow night to organize for this year. W H Vanoster chairs the meeting in the city hall council chamber at 7 36 P M. The aim is 1936 organization and plans for activities to ensure a merry Christmas in Elyria homes with limited prospects. Each contributing organization or church is asked to send three representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Elyria
W. H. Vanoster
Council
All Bran claims for constipation relief
An advertisement promotes Kellogg’s All-Bran as a safe effective cereal that adds bulk to the diet to ease constipation. It notes routine use a tablespoonful daily, serving options, vitamin B and iron content, and a money back guarantee by Kellogg Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg Company
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Elyria Unit of
Plan Party For Children
Leedale
Arch
Leedale’s Beauts
G. R
Veni
Doris Duke Cromwell
Los Angeles
Miss Paschall
Phillippines
Girl Scout
Young People’s League of
St. Paul’s Church
Boys’ Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Co. L. Bristol
Harvard Avenue
St. Andrews Church
Frank & Harmon Lodge
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Methodist
Little Sorority
Richard Smith
George Street
St. John’s
Kathryn Flingel
Furnace Street
Garry C. Myers
Elyria Council of Parents and Teachers
Jolly Eight Bunco Club
Makiuski
Cleveland Street
Theta Kappa Omega Sorority
Vivian Richards
Claycomb
4Th Street
Knoights of Pythias
Divison L
Ada Myers
Pow Wow Club
Betty Nilsen
Elizabeth Court
Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society
Lorain Missionary Society
K-Lo Cluir
Dorothy Hultz
Daughters of Scotia
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Grace Lutharan Church
Doherty Sorority
Nela Park
Moret
By Dorothy Funk
Gates P
T. A. Program
Mrs. Nichols
Guild
Needlechaft Srt
HazelsDemos
4Th St
G.S
Brooks
Elyria’s
Joe's Earl’s Yankee Shoe Repair
Middle Ave
Cheapside
J. L. Pallardy Earl J. Spinks
der. F. A. Humphrey Optometrist
Elyman
Mutual Life Insurance Co
ELY
WODVIL _ FISH POND
Motion Pictures
Sernce
Mans
J. T. Barnard
Mer
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