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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1936
Page
8
The Feast of Dedication known as Hanukkah will begin Tuesday evening and be celebrated for eight days by Jews worldwide. It honors the Maccabean rededication of the Temple and centers on lights, gifts, charity, and synagogue services amid modern concerns of religious liberty.
M E Ladies Aid Christmas bazaar with cafeteria supper will be held in the church Friday December 4. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening with a review of Pauls letters. Official board meeting after the service. Youth League report from Wooster. Clothing and toys for Kentucky relief packed. Baptist fellowship and business meeting Wednesday. Friendship Guild bazaar Wednesday night December 9. Congregational Woman's Association meets December 2 afternoon.
Mrs. F. M. Jones class will present a play as part of Home Mission Day. Friendship Guild members and invited guests are urged to attend. Officials meet at 7 30 Wednesday evening at the church to plan the coming year's budget.
Brentley Weidrick is in the Clinic for a foot infection. Mrs. Guy Carino and her infant son were discharged from the Clinic Monday.
Bonnie Lawrence of Forest street was rushed to St Joseph's hospital Lorain for observation. Evelyn Saxe at Gates hospital Elyria remains about the same. Mrs William Street is improving at Osteopathic Hospital Cleveland. Mrs Fred Black to move from Elyria hospital to Rest Home near Amherst this week.
Charles Willard returns home from St Luke s hospital Cleveland living with parents until able to go to Clay street home Rev Newton Moore funeral conducted by Dr C W Recard and Wellington Masons at Brighton Congregational church Richard and Elsa Brown recovering from tonsillitis and influenza John Bruce off duty at Sterling Foundry after adenoid operation by Dr Reutter at Spencer last week
A birthday gathering on Sunday honored Mrs. Ellen Scher's 77th birthday at her home, with daughter Blanche hosting. A noon chicken dinner was served to guests including R H Lang and Madison, Frederick Ashley of Sunbury Ohio, Elden Strong of Geneva, F C Billard of Cleveland, Jennie Swier of Berea, Herbert Horn family, and the Misses Mary of Shaker Heights.
Jean Archer and June Young of Lodi join Mr and Mrs T W Mc Adoo of Wellington and Miss Elizabeth Cole of New London in a social event for Mrs Scher who has been an inval id for a number of years and was showered with gifts.
Rev and Mrs E C Myers prepare to spend the winter with their daughter Mrs Ward Saunders in Detroit. Hugh Dale will move from Union street to the Myers home on Barker street where he is manager of Fisher Bros store. Mr and Mrs Robert Black of Elyria were Sunday guests of Dr and Mrs W W Hyde and family.
The Christian Endeavor of the Church of Christ sponsored an apron social in the church parlors Friday night. Louise Parke led the program with readings musical numbers and group singing. Participants included Joyce Meredith Naomi Norris Mrs Barnes Margaret Schach Robert Prentice Verna Walters Mrs Guy Frazier LaVerne Swartz and Joe Belcastro pastor of the church with Miss Swartz and Miss Meredith in charge of lunch in the dining room.
Harry Otterbacher returns from Detroit holidays. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith of Cleveland. Mr. Smith formerly lived in Wellington.
Mrs K J Olsen of Barker street Wellington reports the death of her brother J A Jensen Saturday at Christ hospital Jersey City after 18 weeks illness. Funeral services are in Jersey City this afternoon with burial at Arlington New Jersey Cemetery. Orving Olsen lived with his uncle and aunt while employed in range New Jersey. Mrs Olsen could not attend the funeral.
Philip Bradstock son of Mr and Mrs L G Bradstock attended the national Inter Fraternity conference in New York representing Sigma Chi Fraternity from Western Reserve University.
The Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association holds its regular meeting in the Grange hall. Plans for the January 19 Oberlin banquet will be discussed. A musical program led by Miss Dorothy Lienhard will follow at the Kiwanis club luncheon Thursday noon.
Metropolitan Opera star Helen Jepson will perform arias and songs in four languages at Finney Chapel Oberlin in the third Artist Recital of the season at 8 30 p m on Friday December 4th.
Amherst d By Mrs B A Jenne L Cleveland St Phone 3822 For delivery service call Central Book Store.
Amherst groups schedule regular sessions and holiday events. The village salons meet at Town Hall council chambers with officer elections. Pythian Sisters convene at Pythian Hall. St Peter’s Senior League plans a Christmas party with a gift exchange at church parlors. St Paul’s Men's Club aims for strong attendance at church parlors.
The school board met last evening with strong attendance. George Cox presided and routine business was completed. Mrs J A Wesbeck was reappointed to the horary board for another seven years.
The thirty second wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs C V Rodgers was celebrated Sunday evening in Avon Lake. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Schumaker Mr and Mrs Bert Conklin Mr and Mrs Pete Petersen and family Mr and Mrs Glen Rogers and family Mr and Mrs Warne Rudgers and Grant and Thelma Rudgers. Refreshments were served.
The Cire 2 gathering of the Congregational church planned for Wednesday afternoon has been postponed until further notice.
Mr and Mrs R Cowgil and son Donald spent Thanksgiving with his mother Mrs B Cowgill in Parma while the family visited relatives in West Liberty Ohio.
The Royal Circle of the M E church will meet at Mrs Charles Wilford’s home on Wednesday afternoon in Avon.
Mr and Mrs Roy West and daughter Royelda attended the wedding of Roys brother Llewlyn West of Fostoria to Miss Gladys Brubaker of Fostoria at Fostoria Sunday afternoon at four. Mr West served as best man. A reception followed from five to nine o clock.
The ladies of St Paul Lutheran church will hold an all day quilting bee at the home of Mrs. Fred Demer Beavercourt Wednesday With a late dinner at noon.
The council of St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church met in the church parlors Monday evening to discuss important matters and plan the new church year.
Billy Koepp of Long street was admitted and discharged Monday. Miss Selma Warhinton spent the holiday recess at Ann Arbor Michigan. Miss Lois Stiwald of Columbus spent the weekend at her Church street home. Mrs H A Monger returned from Bluffton where Geoffrey Monger is a patient at Bluffton hospital. Mrs Rose Plato and her son Russell moved into the Stang residence on Cleveland avenue.
Mrs Pope and family returned home and spent the day. Mr C A Phinney of Lorain visited Mr and Mrs Charles Wilford Sundar. Wade Dudley spent Sunday with Cleveland relatives.
Real Estate transfers listed by The Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co. on November 28 1936 show Frank Mientus transferring Lots 106 and 197 Garlord's Subdivision Sheffield Township to Grace Toth. Grace Toth later conveys Lots 106 and 197 to Russell W Cromwell et al. John P Leonard et al sell Hale Street Avon Village property to Walter Leonard et al. Michael Kienzle et al transfer Dal property to John Kalivoda et al.
A dessert card party is planned for Wednesday December 2 at 1 30 PM at the Chateau on Walker road. The event is sponsored by the Auxiliary to American Legion Post No 211.
Clinton Forthofer of Ohio State University and Beta of Kent University enjoyed Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr and Mrs Joseph Forthofer Jr, during the holiday break.
Wilford Keller, long a summer sailor on the lakes, comes home for the winter. Mr and Mrs Wayne Black and
The Not An Empty Stocking Fund advances with high school students preparing a program. By last night the drive had raised 146.56 dollars to fund stockings for needy children and families in Welling.
The concluding county canning school sponsored by the county agricultural extension service will be held at Elvira M A Saturday at 1 39 p m Canning of meat will be a subject for study.
Miss Nina Warden visited Miss Mary Weber at Elyria Memorial Hospital Monday afternoon. Dick Wilford attended a lecture by Richard Halliburton at Elyria High School auditorium Monday evening. Mrs Nettie Pickering, visiting the Pope home in Lakewood, returned home Sunday. Mr-
Oberlin College bands give their twenty sixth concert of the season in Finney Chapel Saturday December 3 at 7 30 p m. The Concert Band will perform six numbers including Symphony in E Minor by Alberto Franchetti and On the Trail from the Grand Canyon Suite by Ferde Grofe. In the finale the Concert Band Marching Band and Women s Band totaling 130 pieces join for three numbers directed by Arthur L Williams. Admission is free.
Public records list several property transactions and a sheriff s deed. Minnie Barbkknecht transfers to Elyna Belting on Williams Street Elyria. Edwin Keister transfers to Anna Keister on North Ridge Road Sheffield Township. Central National Bank of Cleveland transfers to Doris Bouscar ious in Inwood Beach Subdivision No 2 Avon Lake. Sheriff s Deed to Vasil Tsvet coff Part of Lot 165 Lerain.
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