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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1927
Page
6
A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Arthur Busch of 304 Pine Street at Elyrla Hospital another addition to the local family.
The Elyria Woman's Club Civics and Political Science Department opened its monthly session with songs led by Mrs. J W Smith. Prof Robert Fletcher of Oberlin spoke on The Constitution, after which Amer History and Civics students were welcomed.
The church reports strong Bible school attendance, with studies on The Mysteries of the Kingdom of Heaven. Tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. the pastor will discuss Daniel's Seventieth Week and The Great Tribulation. 10:45 a.m. Sunday theme is The Believer's Deliverance From the Law of Victory through Jesus Christ Our Lord. A cordial welcome to all services.
A list shows licenses issued to A Mean, 30, Cleveland driver, and Mag Mgan, 30, Lorin housekeeper, along with S J George, Elyria, Holton Norton, 21, Elyria fruit grower, to Audrey R Barndollar, 21, Elyria typist. Rev Ketchum, Elyria.
Mrs Adela Both hosted Unity Club members at her Howe street residence yesterday afternoon. No business was conducted as members engaged in fancy work and enjoyed refreshments served by the hostess. Mrs J H Dixon attended as a guest. the date and place of the next meeting remain undecided.
Irey Barndollar, daughter of Mrs. W L Barndollar, became the wife of Lake Norton this afternoon at Pretty Home with an altar of ferns. Pastor R T Ketcham read the ring service as Miss Pearl Landin of Lorain served as attendant. The groom, Walker Barndollar, stood with the bride’s father. A luncheon followed before the couple left for a brief wedding trip and planned to reside on Lake Avenue in a newly furnished home.
Monday scene features the Lot Club meeting with Mrs Hastings and the Y W C A gathering at the club, as officers are elected and initiations begin. The Choral Society meets at the Methodist church at 7 30 with performances by Williams and a men's chorus. A talk by Mr Byrbolr on religion sparks discussion. Attendance nears two hundred as plans for father and son events are proposed for December twenty.
In a six o'clock session at the Mission Study Club of St Church seventy members heard Miss Miriam Ury of New York City speak. She outlined church work in West Florida, Porto Rico, and the southern mountains, noting many Hispanic and mountain people. She described kindergarten efforts at Ellis Island and reported the national church board’s work averaging 400 per month. The talk engaged members with its humor and unusual focus.
The Krafts, now in Georgia, have been warmly welcomed by the Ely City community. Professor Kraft, a piano and theory expert, recently joined the Wesleyan Conservatory of Music faculty. A reception for new faculty members was hosted by F. Quillian, spouse of the Wesleyan College president.
Blue and Gold Bunco Club at Miss Agnes's South Maple Street home reported high scores by Mrs. Anna Batley with consolation for Prod Teta el Me Tray II. Guests Lyla Larboree and Feron joined. hostess served refreshments. Club plans December sixteenth meeting. Junior Mission Band of the Baptist Church met yesterday afternoon led by Amelia Turnbull and K. A. Yost as children contributed for mountain missions. end of meeting activities noted.
Miss Florence Golde hosted Inter- Se Club members and guests at her Lake Avenue home with a yellow and white color scheme. Honor guest Miss Leona Jumont received a guest award and miscellaneous gifts after bridge. Prize winners were Miss Maybelle Burner, Mrs. Sadie Oliver, and Miss Lillian West. Attendees included Nora Baus, Madeling Frahm, Hester Smith, Doris Jumont, Mrs. Harold Trish, Lorain, and Mrs. Jumont. A late luncheon was served.
The Royal Neighbors of America held a meeting at Wurst Hall with strong attendance. One candidate was obligated into the lodge and officers for the new year were elected: Oracle Florence Brown, Vice Oracle Helen Kelly, Chairman Emma Scheupeman, Inner Sentinel Elizabeth Klein, Outer Sentinel Pearl Zacharias, Marshal Alice Smith, Manager for three years Cora Bemis, Pianist Corlette Gaten. Jennie Lent invited the sewing circle to meet December seventh for an all day session. A Christmas party was planned for the next regular meeting on December sixteenth.
At a regular meeting of the Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary officers were elected: President Edith Williams, vice president Nina Hitsman, treasurers Ida Riley and Anna Barnes, chaplain Hattie Nance, secretary Jessie Conjam, delegate Trouis Goodman, alternate Ida Riley, judge advocate Frank Hitsman, musician Cora Remis. Mrs Clara Granery of Donnell Apartments with her daughter for Pittshores, Pa., to spend about weeks with Stenry Mower.
The Auxiliary to the Spanish War Veterans conducted an inspection last evening led by Eva Terrell of Cleveland with her staff. Visitors from Cleveland attended. Members planned a December 15 Christmas party and elect new officers at the next meeting. Comrade Brinow of Cleveland spoke after the business session. Refreshments were served by the ladies.
Elyria Chapter No 165 C E S met with eighty five at the Masonic Temple. Four candidates received degrees and a memorial titled Those Who Answer Not was read for departed sisters Elizabeth Lawrence Zella Turner Lorena Plain Lorena Fleming and Frances Bramley. A chicken dinner was set for St Paul’s church. The next meeting will be Friday December sixteenth for the 1928 officer installation. Avenue Club meets next Friday at twelve thirty for a tureen dinner and thimble session.
Eighteen members and two guests attended the Four O clock Club meeting held Friday afternoon at Mrs. D H Pinkner s home. Mrs W B Hubbell reviewed Microbe Hunters by Paul de Kruif. After social hour and refreshments readings from Singing in the Rain by Ann Shannon Monroe were read by Mrs D A Baird. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs D C Martins home.
Mr and Mrs J E Monroe of West Bridge Street entertained at dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Don F Eschtruth whose marriage took place Thanksgiving day. A bride cake centerpiece and miniature figures stood at the center. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Eschbuch and their son Arthur.
Daughters of Scotia Lady Robertson Lodge met at the K of P hall with good attendance. They planned a Christmas tree for December 16 and a Burns Night for January 20. Grand deputy Smith of Lorain installed the financial secretary Miss Jessie Burns. A luncheon followed the meeting.
The Grade School Girls club met yesterday afternoon at the Y W C A with Aileen O'Donnell presiding in the president's absence. After singing several songs the group discussed a Christmas play titled Yuletide Wakes, Yuletide Blakes.
Mrs Gordon Myers entertained the Ace Card Club yesterday with a luncheon followed by eight games of five hundred. First prize went to Mrs Harry Benis, second to Mrs Ralph Bentis, and Mrs Myers received consolation. In two weeks the club will meet with Mrs Jack Penrod on Robson court.
Members met at the G A R hall with good attendance and decided to hold a Christmas party on December 15. The second anniversary committee will handle details. The evening included social dancing with music by L L Lewellyn and Mrs Krutzke. James Kirk won a handmade quilt and Mrs Shaffstall won the door prize. A delicious lunch was served before adjournment. Next meeting on December 16 at the G A R hall will be the annual officers election. Mrs FLW Waterman of Garr Indiana visited Harrison street with Miss Anna Louise Baker before returning home.
The December meeting at Ellis C. Higgenius home elected Ralph A. Fobes president F. J. Beavis vice president Clayton A. Rhodes secretary Earl C. Cook treasurer Nick W. Smith sergeant at arms and Clarence Diredrick trustee for the Cascade Branch 196 NA of L C.
The Gleaners Class of the Church of Christ met last evening at DeEtte Wilson’s home 510 East Avenue for a turean supper. Eight girls and teacher Mrs C M Terry attended. They spent the evening making garments for Cleveland Christian Orphanage.
Announcements report the marriage of Harry A. Blackman and Elizabeth Bourle at Northville Michigan on November twenty fourth. The groom is the brother of Mrs. Clara Farmer of stop 3 the Yellow Line and has many friends in this vicinity.
Reverend H. M. Markley will present the memorial address for the Elks of Lorain at Seventh Street Methodist church at three o clock Sunday afternoon. The Second M E choir will sing with Mrs. Jessie Robinson as directress. Mrs Frank Rogers of 325 Seventh street left for Boston to join her husband for a time.
Admissions list includes Mrs Arthur Buseh and Mrs Henry Cole with room and address details. Discharges note Kenneth Allen and Thomas Wise with Liverpool and Columbus Street references. A baby girl born to an unnamed mother is listed alongside other names and partial addresses.
Classified notice seeking a maid for general house work with no washing or ironing. Applicants must stay nights and contact Mrs. Geo. Walton at 671 Mast River St. Phone 297-4.
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