Missionary Society Program Promotes Bethlehem Theme
Mrs. C. M. Terry chaired a Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Sam Uird’s Hast Avenue home. Devotional leader E F Clark offered The Nativity with readings by H Wilson and B C Alexander. A playlet They Went to Bethlehem featured Li R Riddle Eliza Waldorf W Hill and J O participants with two young helpers. A Peace talk by E W Rowland closed the program. A business session announced December 12 Womens Day service with missionary W C Carpenter from Puerto Rico. Donations included three quilts and pillows for Cleveland Christian Orphanage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Terry
Sam Uird
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Hast Avenue
Christ
Bethlehem
E. F. Clark
A. Monroe
Town of
H. Wilson
B. C. Alexander
Li. R. Riddle
Eliza Waldorf
W. C. Hill
J. DO
Jean Ann Riddle
Barbara Terry
E.W. Rowland
C. E. Neuwirth
W. C. Carpenter
Puerto Rico
Carpenter
Cleveland Christian Orpharage
The
Missionary Society
Baird
Clark
Rowland
Alexander
Terry
Wilhon
Helping Hand Society Plans Christmas Party
The Helping Hand Society met with president Mrs. Nettie Lump at 417 Kenyon Avenue. Members discussed a Christmas party to be hosted by Mrs. Benson on Second Street on December fifteenth at six o'clock. Bingo provided entertainment and Mrs. Sadie Brown held high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Society
Nettie Lump
Kenyon Avenue
Bingo
Sadie Brown
Continental Club Forms With Local Meeting
The Continental Club held its organizational meeting at 108 Blaine Street, founded by Jim Brown and Karl Shady with a charter of ten. Officers elected: president Jim Brown, vice president John Mowry, secretary Karl Heady, treasurer Edmund Wright, with Jack Spencer and Delbert Roig on the advisory board. Members include Harold Black, Charles Decker, Kenneth Swindling, Frank Yungman. Meetings are Wednesdays with social and educational aims. first project a radio dance. Next meeting at 415 Park Avenue, home of Kenneth Swindling, next Wednesday at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Club
Karl Wady
Blaine Street
Continental Club
Jim Brown
Karl Shady
Jim Browns
John Mowry
Karl Heady
Edmund Wright
Jack Spencer
Delbert Roig
Harold Black
Charles J. Decker
Kenneth Swindling
Frank Yungman
Park Avenue
Community clubs hold Christmas party notes
Agnes Halderman hosted the Happy Pinochle club on Cambridge street with Emma Scheuneman Zella Gagen receiving high scores and Nora Gagen consoling. The group drew gift exchange names for a December 9 party and Halderman served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Halderman
Cambridge Street
Emma Scheuneman
Zella Gagen
Nora Gagen
Daughters Set Nomination Committee for New Officers
A nomination committee for the Daughters of St. Andrew was appointed yesterday with Mrs. George Gould as hostess on Stanford Avenue. Members include Mrs. J. B. Thatcher and Mrs. L. Nock, with a report and election planned for the next meeting. Mrs. Gould hosted a dessert course prior to the gathering. A tureen luncheon at 12 36 o'clock on December fifteenth at Mrs. Fred Lohnes's home on Oxford Avenue will precede a Christmas meeting and gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of St. Andrew
George Gould
Stanford Avenue
J. B. Thatcher
Gould
L. Nock
Fred Lohnes
Oxford Avenue
Girl Reserve Dinner Features Barbara Haag Prize Win
A post dinner program included a bingo game won by Barbara Haag. Eighth grade girls presented a play titled Mad Mad and Thelma Gordon danced The Dance of the Morning Gibles as a Picno solo. The show closed with a tap dance and a song You ll Never Go to Heaven performed by Beatitee Enig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingy
Barbara Haag
Crade
Thelma Gordon
a@ Picno
Heaven
Beatitee Enig
Thanksgiving Visiting Households Across the Region
The report lists several families visiting relatives for Thanksgiving and holiday weekends. Alderman Smith’s kin from Altoona, Pennsylvania join Mrs. Bessie Waite. Mr. and Mrs. Powell from Cleveland visit Ernest Vodney and family. Harold Bursley and Rochester relatives move into the Sigsworth residence. Alice Dobney and Josephine Alferio stay with J A Powell’s Cleveland relatives. Esther Mai and Lyman Radcliffe visit grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W F Betts in New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Blisworth
Allan Hite
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Bessie Waite
J. A. Powell
Cleveland
Ernest vVodney
Harold Bursley
Rochester
William Sigsworth
Alice Dobney
Josephine Alferi
Rochester Gas Well Blown After Blocked Casing
A gas well at the J. I. Sharp property, 1400 feet deep, was blown Tuesday morning after a blocked casing prevented completion on Saturday. The well’s outcome remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Shnrpp
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Guests
Gifts were tendered the honoree. Lunch was served. A brother of Thurman Welch of Clarksfield is spending time at his home. Mrs Retta Richards was weekend guest of Mrs Carrie Richards in Sullivan and sang in the Congregational church Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs George Crouch of Ridgeville visited his sister Mrs Aliee Weeks from last Wednesday to this Tuesday. Miss Lillian Snyder of Kent State College spent the holiday recess with her parents. Mr and Mrs Wade Knapp hosted Sunday guests, the latter’s parents and other relatives in Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Welch
Clarksfield
Retta Richards
Carrie Richards
Sullivan
George Crouch
Ridgeville
Ind
Aliee
Lillian Snyder
Kent
State College
Carlos Snyder
Wade Knapp
Brighton
Ella
Charles
Lela Conklin
Kipton Students' Council Forms, Plans Improvements
The newly formed Kipton Students' Council met on November 24. Members include Landon Geist and Richard Meehl from the Senior class. Robert Trasalik, Mary Esthe Geist, Leona Whitney from Junior. Harold Bowman, Jowis Cherry from Sophomore. George Leninger and Martha Davidson from Freshman. Warren Bowman from Eighth Grade. Libbie Geist from Seventh Grade. They aim to improve the school building. The WolHe-Lo club meets this week to discuss fundraising for the Domestic Science kitchen and a theater party. The Christmas Seal Sale opens this week to fund TB prevention examinations. Camden hosts Belden in basketball Friday night, December 3, on the home floor. Sunday morning December 5 features a guest speaker at Camden Baptist Church in Rev. C. C. Clawson’s absence, with the church youths leading evening services. all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kivpton
Landon Geist
Richard Meehliug
Robert Trasalik
Mary Esthe
Geist
Leona Whitney
Harold Bowman
Jouwis Cherry
George Leninger
Martha Davidson
Warren Bowman
Libbie Geist
Camden
Belden
Camden Baptist Woman's Missionary Society Meets Wednesday
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Camden Baptist Church will meet on Wednesday December 8 at the parsonage for an all day session leading to upcoming plans and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Misionary Society of the
Camden Baptist Church
Camden Baptist Church to host combined meeting and service
On Tuesday evening December 7 the yearly business meeting mid week prayer service and Y P B C class will hold a combined service at Camden Baptist Church. On Friday December 3 Mrs P E Harding will leave for Winter Haven Florida where she will
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Baptist Church
P. E. Harding
Winter Haven
Florida
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests Across Several Families
A long list of Thanksgiving Day gatherings shows Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Storrow and children with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elicin and daughter in Lorain. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Protant and Mr. and Mrs. A. EK. Storrow and Mrs. Florence Davidson with Lillian. A. W. Sprinkle home hosted Albert Parker family and Stanton Sprinkle. Merritt Parker's guests included Loren Piter, Donald Hawley family, and the Ketchum family from New London. Also noting the 50th anniversary dinner for Darwin Derby of Vermilion, plus gatherings with Homer Anderson clan in Clarksfield, Dell Richards and Carrie Richards in Sullivan, Snyder and daughters at Earl Jacob's in Ruggles, and D. C. Mann hosting Frank Clifford’s family from Akron. Michael Deitrick plans Florida winter, Creda Parker hosted twelve girl friends for a pre-wedding celebration for Mrs. Howard Crittenden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Storrow
Raymond Elicin
Diinner
Michael Protant
Lorain
Ralph Taylor
A. EK. Storrow
Florence Davidson
Lillian
A. W. Sprinkle
Albert Parker
Stanton Sprinkle
Merritt Parker
Loren Piter
Donald Hawley
Kuntington
Lester Ketchum
New London
Lafe Simonson
Darwin Derby
Vermilion
Homer Anderson
Ben Booth
Clarksfield
Dell Richards
Carrie Richards
Sullivan
Lawrence Snyder
Earl Jacob
Ruggles
A. W. Robinson
Spencer
Old Mohawk Indian Medicine Ad at Standard Drug Co
A newspaper ad offers 59 cent Old Mohawk Indian Medicine bottles at The Standard Drug Co. Store Washington and Broad Streets with a 1 week full refund guarantee if relief is not satisfactory for stomach liver or gall bladder issues. It promises quick effects for pains, stiffness, gas and digestion, and urges customers to try the remedy with money back if claims fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Drug Co
Washington & Broad Sts
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Lutertains
the Brown CO. Printers - Paper Merchants
Lodi St., Elyria
Clasque Club
Ellen Fleming
Ridge Street
Banco
Ingrid Rogers
Elenore Copas
Robert DuCoty
Spruce Street
Marguerite Taylor
Hamilton Street
8. J. Birkbeck
Europe
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Johnston Hall
Clara Kerns
Mabel Zelius
Myrtle Johnson
Meny
Jou
Webel Christmas Club
SYSTE
Rk Rey
By Denys Wortman
the Congregational Church
Angie
Barlytells
Baby
Voice
Kipton
Camden School
C. C. Clawson
Michael Deitrick
Creda Parker
Howard Crittenden
Evans
Ally
U. S
Teddy Bears
Miss
Dolly
Black
Sanitary
the Standard Drug CO. Cor
Broad & Washington
Opera House
Rderi
Sarane Novelty
Sarane Steamliner
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