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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1935

Page

3

Christmas Co ed Party at The Gables

The First Methodist Episcopal Wester class held a Christmas Co ed party at The Gables with a full dinner table decorated with holly and poinsettias and a centerpiece Christmas tree. After dinner guests played bridge with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Williams winning high scores. future plans include a December 16 meeting at Mrs Clarence Schroeder’s home with a tureen supper and a gift exchange.

Susanna Wesley the Gables Tedip Willis Williams M. Wahiene Otto James Brad Suiss Otzo Milton Bishop Raymond Thompson G. E. Hattickers Clarence Schroeder Cleveland Street Ex‘r

Holiday Plans at First Methodist Church Event

The First Methodist Church group met for a devotional led by Het Kayelow and Mrs. P. Chobaro on Chestnut Street. They discussed a Christmas box for Mexico, collected funds from vanilla bottle sales, and announced a December 19 party at Mrs. Chabanoff's home. Ada Mae Stanford won a game prize as Marian Stanford and Rera Taylor led the party committee. Refreshments followed. The January gathering will be hosted by Reva Tarior on Lincoln Court, January 6.

First Methodist Episcopal Church

Notawa Club plans charity drive for Salty Army baskets

Plan Holiday Cheer members of Notawa Clab closed to contribute to the Salty Army Christmas baskets, when they met last night in a session at the W. C. A. Will also furnish Christmas ties for the W. Association. Contests entertained the group and prizes awarded to Miss Margaret Mabon and Miss Vic ja Arprecht. Hostesses Mrs. Gladys Ruth, Mrs Doris Kicox and Miss Joan Ma. The next meeting date is Der sixth.

Notawa Clab Osed Salty Army W. Association Margaret Mabon Vic Ja Arprecht Gladys Ruth Doris Kicox Joan Ma

Christalas Bazaar Garterd School Event Details

A scrambled OCR note references Christalas Bazaar at a gartered school event on Wednesday. It mentions items from TPL and PLT sources with unclear details and dates.

Christalas Bazaar Garterd School TPL A. Ek Ss

Noted Authority On Ethiopia Speaks Here

Dr. Ross, noted on Ethiopia, spoke to the Presbyterian Missionary League in Cleveland, outlining Africa-Ethiopia ties and raw material links to the U.S. rubber industry with Akron mentioned as a buyer, while outlining plans for youth and local group activities. The meeting highlighted business connections and civic interest in Ethiopian resources and trade.

Ethiopia Ame Eopian Missionary League UN Presbyterian Church Ross Cleveland Cox Africa Ethionis Ohio Akron Italy Prateria Ict Jane Mores John Barber Anchor Wright Devotlers Eugene Hall Larzert

Columbia Club Elects John’s See Rev Brada Report

A fragmentary notice reports Columbia Club electing John for a coming year with Rev Brada of Schroider referenced, listing treasurer C J Sebreib and arranging officers. The readable text is incomplete but shows a formal election and leadership naming.

John’s Brada Schroider. A C. J. Sebreibarry Treasur- Ta

Mrs Martin to entertain guests on Wurst Court

Fragmentary note reads that Mrs Hoover Hostess Ms HG Hosser of Corn avenues was Rosse yesterday with members of a club where four tables were in Tar. Asera. Naar followed the sames. On December sixteenth Mrs Martin will entertain at her home on Wurst Court.

HG. Hosser Corn Avenues Asera. Naar Martin Will Trtertain Wurst Court

Young Daly Wedding in Kentucky Revealed

Kentucky wedding notice reveals Miss Davis Young and engagement details. Avrooccemes, 1 625, note the pair tied vows on August 7 with local officials present.

Young-Daly Kentucky

Local clubs meet as calendar items noted around town

Community groups including Sigma Sorority The Gables and Alpha Delta Aisha held meetings at various homes and venues. A seasonal program by musical groups featured performances and rehearsals, with notes on attendees such as Mrs Heathcon Rogers and Mrs Livingstone.

Bachholz Sigma Sororhky the Gables Mary Rostess Harmon Lodge N' C.cole Heathcon Rogers Oberiai Road Inca Nu Club Scide Virgidia Stewart Wosoeland Wariy Cella J. H. Howiedt Alpha Delta Aisha Rosemary Eberly Paul's Nevetn Marx Paul Genizet U.P Trustees of T. P. Church League of St. S

Local Fraternal Meeting Hears Officer Reports

During the session the Auxiliary Department officers were reelected and new officers named. The treasurer Kassiva and Grand Master were noted in the midst of a broader roll call of trustees secretary and other appointees amid routine organizational duties.

Age Wilson Aux

Fifteex 1 Meeting and Mrs 2p Later the a 2 a

Meeting notes from an unclear event mention a Mrs and a person named Fifteex. The text appears garbled, offering few concrete facts or identifiable entities to anchor a clear summary.

Christmas Party Plans At Mrs Bodine Home

Plans described for two Christmas gatherings to be held December at the Furnace street home of Mrs W L Bodine. The article notes attendees and arrangements for food and entertainment at the event, mentioning local residents and a late evening service.

Glensan Coeyet & Lambesenar Heck Ponsesee W. L. Bodine Furnace Firest

Fourth Birthday Celebration For Donnie Yuang

A small party was held Saturday at the home at 1307 Wid Avenue to honor Donnie Yuang on his fourth birthday. Prizes in afternoon games went to Beverly Joan Phelps Sue Halfrich and Jimmie Payne. A refreshment course in white and red was served as a surprise to the host.

Donnie Yuang Durig Beverly Joan Phelps Sue Halfrich Jimmie Payne Yank Attair

See Pictures Of Europe At Junior Woman's Club Meeting

Ralph Murbach presented an entertainment feature titled See Pictures Of Europe as part of the Junior Woman's Club meeting. Twenty seven members attended at the Woman's Club on Fourth Street. A Christmas party is planned for December 16 with Mrs Wayne Wise and Mrs Whitney hosting.

Muting Europe Ralph Murbach Junior Woman's Club Woman's Club Fourth Street Wayne Wise

Local Personal Notices From Columbus to Elyria Area

Sunday services featured Rev Edgar W Allen preaching at Fourth Avenue Church of Christ in Columbus. Mrs Herbert Cooke and daughter Madeline, recent returnees from Milan Quebec, attended funeral of Airs Duncan L McLean in Milan. Baby Sally Kay, daughter of Mr and Mrs C J Schiagster, born at Elyria Memorial Hospital weighed seven pounds thirteen ounces. Mrs H O Barber of Wellington visited family on Stope Lake Avenue. G K Bedrent died recently at age 63. Roxanne named for daughter born to Mr and Mrs Harry Strom on Elyria November thirtieth. Chorus members Raymond Huston Karl Kaley and Russell Cord appeared in Carmen at Severance Hall. Mrs Intyre remains in poor condition at Elyria Hospital. J A M Bohe and family attended Carmen performance in Cleveland.

Edgar W. Allen T. J. Lowe Fourth Avenue Church of Christ Columbus Herbert Cooke Madeline Denison Avenue Lakewood Milan Quebec Airs Cooke Duncan L. McLean Ceased Cooke Bony C. J. Schiagster Elyria Memorial Hopital Sally Kay H. O. Barber Wellington Clara Disbrow Herbert Disbrow Stope Lake Avenue A. C. Hudrutt Stan

Christmas Music Directed by Miss Marjorie Ross

The program under Miss Marjorie Ross and Mrs. H Vidber featured Christmas songs like Deck the Halls Voice of the Chimes The Holy and the Ivy and I Hear the Bells after a meet of the Nhey F. T. A. on Monday afternoon The discussion touched on child nutrition from Elyria noting dairy milk and variety of foods for balance and the influence of elder relatives on dislikes A business meeting led by Mrs. Geo. Talk approved a $5 Heath Bond for the Lorain Coins Tuberculosis and Health Association and Mrs. H. E. Marsh reported 113 paid members adjourned after plans for a bazaar and ed ge

Marjorie Rossier H. Vidber Nhey F. T Eilen Elyriatha Geo. Talk Lorain Tuberculosis and Health Association H. E. Marsh A. H. West Ing

Jet-Versor Junior High School Teacher Association Meeting

The Jet-Versor Junior High School Teacher Association met yesterday at 2 3 29. Mrs A C Vietzen urged cooperation for a Friday dance. Miss Vinla Hartrave led four songs as Mrs Savers introduced M T L Moise president of the Bayria Council of Parents and Teachers who reported on the recent Akron Ohio convention.

Sarah Hamgrade Cook Parest- Teacher Association Jetissociation Ifs. Mra A. C. Vietzen Gates Orge Savers Ets Hi Herald Richard

New President In Charge Of Ladies Diary Meeting

The regular Ladies Diary to WV.FLOW Pest No. held last evening on Broad Street with Eleanor presiding. Attendees planned a bingo for December 4 and a Cyriltras party on December 14. A splen ait sagvamn was arranged with Eleanor Me his Helen French and ieha Mulroy in charge. The prize went to Wre McCully. After adjournment the auxiliary served a fine meal.

Pest No Broad Street Eleanor Anna Paveri Eleanor Mehis Helen French Ieha Mulroy Wre McCully

Study Playwright LAS Evening Meeting in Gulf Road Home

The Prama group of the A A LC W met at Mrs. H A Guthman’s Gulf road home to study the writings of Elmer Rive. Mrs Harold Kunkle led discussion on the biography and the play We the People. Mrs Guthman reviewed Street Scene. The group will meet December with Mrs Paul Hines on Columbia avenue.

Las Prama H. A. Guthman Gulf Road Lise Elmer Rive Harold Kunkle We the People Guthman Paul Hines Columbis Avenue

Hospital discharge notices and names in error

Fragmentary hospital notice lists individuals and street address with garbled names. The readable items reference a discharge context, patient or staff identifiers, and a facility location but lack coherent details or dates.

Plan Busy Meeting on Wednesday at Asfort

A planned meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at Asfort. The agenda includes discussion on preservation efforts and organizational coordination with key leaders and members to outline next steps.

Plans PT A Meeting PL AL in the Furnace Fred Earnshaw Pres

A local business meeting was scheduled with Fred Earnshaw presiding. Mrs. Paul Berion attended, with discussion focused on final arrangements and related community activities.

Fred Earnshaw Paul Berion

Mrs Schimittgen Hostess Recalling Last Evening

Fragmented OCR notes recount a hostess named Mrs Schimittgen hosting a gathering last evening in Los Angeles. Mentions of bright changes and cigars, with unclear references to a December date and a Haracod event at a local venue.

OSU Alumni to Meet in Elk City

A fragment notes OSU alumni plan a gathering in Elk City with details unclear. The readable bits point to an alumni event hosted in or near Elk City, inviting former students affiliated with Oklahoma State University. Further specifics remain unreadable.

Meetings and social notices from local clubs and lodges

Meetings at Pomiie's at 6 30 p.m. Captain P. D. Reefy Circle No 96 Ladies of G A R hold a West Whore day meeting at Woodman Hall. Rebekah Social Club meeting moved to Tuesday December 10 at Mrs Shuster 330 West. St Clair Rebekah Lodge gathers Wednesday at 6 for tureen supper and officer elections. Furnace and Lodi street Bible class meets Wednesday evening at Mrs Hollis on Lodi street.

University Chid Pomiie’s P. D. Reefy G. A. R. West Woodman Hall Rebekah Shuster West Street St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Furnace and Lodi Street Hollis

Wooster Club to Meet in Cleveland on Dec. 11

The Wooster Club of Cleveland will hold a dinner meeting at the Guildhall Builders Exchange in Cleveland to observe Wooster Day. Members include Wooster alumni and students from Cleveland and nearby areas, with officers De. L. Burdette, Fran Sey Guille, Miss Teren Anderson, and Dean Hopkins.

Cleveland Cleveland Clvb Wooster Burton Chagrin Vlardon Cleveland Heights Elyria Euclid Satport Lakewood Lorain Therin Passesir South Butd WeHineroard Hough East Cleves Dean Hopkins Euland Ide Cares Hisser Cornell Road Dare D.sg5 E.zht Ecs

Christmas Cellophane Wrapped Christmas Trees Set Style

In Minnesota and Duluth areas, Christmas trees wrapped in cellophane emerge as a new industry trend. Producers advertise durable aesthetics, varied colors, and lengths from small centerpieces to towering salon trees. The process includes dipping and sealing to preserve needles for months, with state involvement in land use and school fund implications noted.

Paul Minn Ray Clement Duimth Cank Sir Durabi Minnesota

Licenses Granted for Krekes Wadsworth and Hazel Anderson

Lorain station officials approve licenses for Krekes Wadsworth and Hazel Anderson after reviewing applications. Hazel Anderson listed as resident applicant. station records confirm grant and license numbers issued.

Krekes Wadsworth Lorain Station Hazel Anderson

Seasonal Decorat1ons From Cook Plant Featured

A worn room displays small table trees wrapped in cellophane with white finish and humorous orders for large trees on request also cellophane wrapped. By products of the Cook plant include wreaths parlands and pine cones. A third color red is used on many decorative pieces.

Cook

Thanksgiving Day Guests Spread Across Elyria and Nearby Towns

Vincent Mrs. Fannie Hurdie stayed with her daughter Mrs. WL Beariick in Cleveland. Families from Sandusky Elyria and Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Louis Keller and kin. Elyria residents Mrs Alma Eschtruch and Mr Theodore Weichel visited relatives. Russell Minger Ralph Cobb and others called on Hurd and Keefer families during Thanksgiving weekend.

Fannie Hurdie WL Beariick Cleveland Paul Leave Ehfiorer Sandusky George Kiser Elyria Foatr J. S. Heckel Louis Keller Pheodore Weichel Sheodore Weichel, Jr Bachtrer Alma Eschtruch Evleyville Vickers Russell Minger Ralph Cobb H. Hurd James Keefer

Snake catcher stores snakes in home in Indiana case

In Lagrange Indiana George Schlemer found 15 snakes, including rattlers and blue racers, in Lewellyn Marks house. Police believed delirium tremens were involved and noted Marks kept snakes there while away from home, a bizarre storage effort uncovered after a routine check.

Puritan Clergyman Attacks Chess in Evils of Chess Book

In the 1st century Puritan tract Evils of Chess a clergyman argues that students who need chess or cards to amuse their mind have a carnal empty mind. He condemns games as a moral failing and warns against secular recreation.

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Jobs G. Whitney E. J. Bond East Avenue Walter Groba Herman Portman H. W. Merriman Leonard Fisk Baby’s Ual Webb Park Middle Ave Sanko Restaurant Cor. Broad and Mill St Over Bell's Yoan Gray Marion Melisende Elien Eclopus Tvo Virginia Ruth Meinke Rome Melitz Ted YW. C. A Columbia Club Rs. Hoover Hostess Cascade America York Nezre tAcme Avrocccemes Bride A. Felix Pride Alice Fl Gu Mr. and du Pont du Port de Nemeurs Frank Justavics Zuo Dischar Herst Jean Sirest Mourd Coleman Wedrescar Asfort PT. A. Meeting Mrs. Schimittgen O.S.U Wooster Club Dec Vincent St. Pants Circle No.5 Eaton Center Church of Christ Schwind West Second St Wilmot Printing Co Masonic Temple Ph Vees Elyria Sav. & Trust Edith Mae Middle, Avenue
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