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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1934

Page

11

Christmas program plans at Elyria Woman's Club

The Elyria Woman's Club schedules Christmas themed events across departments including a Civics luncheon December 7, a December 11 business program, a December 20 children’s program, 2 Christmas carol features, and a December 25 Education department children's party. Opal Hemler performs December 12, Aviation addressed. a dec 13 men and women bridge event is listed. a December 5 Junior Department party and a December 21 home talent program are noted alongside a ten dollar milk fund donation to Roosevelt nursery school.

Elyria Woman's Club Civics and Political Science H. H. Gregg Gerald Rice Department of Business Women Fine Arts American Home and Child Welfare Department Curtis Spence Roosevelt Nursery School Education Department Casper Clark Opal Hemler General Club

Allen Bernard Century Block Complete Beauty Service

Allen Bernard unveils Century Block Beauty Service with Wave 3 offering a satisfaction guarantee. The program promises enhanced salon scheduling and trial sessions for new clients.

Ely Tia Business and Professional Wo men’s Club Calendar

December events announced by the Ely Tia Business and Professional Women’s Club include a dinner meeting this Friday at the Woman’s Club with speakers Howard Butler H. W. Pond and Rev. E. B. Redhead on “Security Through Community Betterment.” A December 12 play “The Importance of Being Ernest” by Oscar Wilde is by The Playmakers at Rialto Theatre at 7:15. The December 18 business meeting is at the YM and the card party on December 20 at Gertrude Wernert’s home, 45 Kenyon Avenue at RH0.

Ely Tia Woman's Club Gertrude Wernert Howard Bucler H. W. Pond E. B. Redhead Ernest Osear Wilde Rialto Theatre Y. M Kenyon Avenue Rho

Wom Christian Temperance Union Meets at Home

Seventeen ladies attended the December meeting of the Womans Christian Temperance Union at Mrs. Gearse Haines home on East avenue. L R Hindman showed Health Camp films and gave a Christmas seal talk for Red Cross. Deovotions opened the session led by Mrs. Minnie Brown and a report from Mrs. Z C Kennedy covered recent national and state conventions in Coveland.

Mis Jaster Ely O. Flint Parent-Teacher Association A. B.C Pleasant View Sanatorium Beavis Western Heights Wom Christian Temperance Union Gearse Haines East Avenue W. Cc. TU

Calendar notices of local clubs and meetings

Calendar items list several meetings and events including Division Lo of 2nd Cong meeting with Mrs H Stanford on Like Avenue St Clair Rebekah Lodge with tareen and officer elections A A U W Painting Group with Mrs Frankfather East Broad Street Maranatha class at Baptist church for tareen supers tates P T A program in charge of the father Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Marshall Chapter R A M M M degree, Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles St Pauls church council Emmanuel Lutheran church council meetings.

H. Stanford St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Tareen Frankfather East Broad Street Maranatha Baptist Church Tareen Superstates Elyria Memorial Hospital Marshall St. Pauls

Hospital Notes and Society News From Village

Fragmented notes describe hospital discharges on Bell Avenue and Union Street, with residents Minnie Hamington and Emil Newman among others. The piece then covers local club meetings, new members initiated, volunteers sought for a shop, a conference report, upcoming card parties, social gifts, and Moose Women’s Club events with plans for a Christmas supper and Santa Claus visit.

Loui Awell Esther F Hula Minnie Rackerton Minnie Bell Avenue Mark Ham Ington Frazier Union Street Lington Emil Newman Alex Seneca Street Larry Bay Vilage

Mr and Mrs John Franklin Observe Golden Anniversary

Mr and Mrs John Franklin marked their golden anniversary with family gathering and congratulations. The couple longtime residents participated in a small celebration with relatives, reflecting on fifty years of marriage and shared memories.

John Franklin

Fragmentary Local Note With Unclear Names

The readable text is garbled and incomplete with mixed fragments about people and an organization. It references possibly labeled individuals and a wake, but lacks coherent facts or dates to form a clear summary. No definitive event or outcome can be determined from the legible portions.

HATEVESS MN MEAT OE IS AND GARDEN CLUB MEETING

Fragmented OCR notes describe Stevens Troop 2 Gem with groups for lamb judging and other activities. Mentions meetings, committees, and social events including a Garden Club gathering, a Fresh Air Taxi Club dinner, and a local theatre appearance. Names like Nan Sh and Jean Sands appear with unclear roles.

Troop 2 GEM Ile Roxs Nan Sh Iain Dds Jean Sands Camein Rome Rev, Sleyer

Paul Richards Elected Noble Grand at Lodge Meeting

Paul Richards was elected noble grand at a lodge meeting in Elyria. Also elected were Robert Hast as worthy vice president and Ed Thompson as financial secretary. four candidates would receive the second degree, with officer roles assigned to Lehman, Palden Albert, Brivik Church, and others.

Elyria Do Wo Angernun Bedi Miles CU Keynolds Haleman Uhuk Pound Nisht Refuhur Elouuion Noble Grand Paw Richarde View Grand Robert Hasti Ed Kuork Tinanciel Seerens Ed Thompson Lehman Mroaik MebDonald Pulden Albert Brivik

Grace Sunday School Officers Meet With Miss Witten

Grace Lutheran church held a meeting of Sunday school teachers and officers. Officers elected included Miss Marian Witten as secretary and Ralph Pormerer as statistician. William Bruce hosted the event at his home on Heights Boulevard.

GRACE Wilt Marian Wittenslart Grace Lutheran Baati Heights Boulevard Ceuhardt Krasman Ts Hotuw Ralph Pormerer Williaw Tuttin

Carnegie Grant Funds Professor Search in Oregon Desert

A Carnegie grant will support Professor L. S. (ress men) in anthropology to continue a thorough search of the Benham falls region in the Desertation of Oregon for evidence of a prehistoric people. Earlier summer explorations suggested a prehistoric culture possibly linked to early North American settlers, guiding a broader field survey this year.

Willaed University OF Oregon Ene Ore Ur. L. S Ressmen Benham Falls Oregon North Amterion

Meetings Close to Officers at Royal Neighbors and More

Royal Neighbors meet Friday evening at Bake Avenue, with officer elections and debate on the Seve eh Gide primitives age PLA. A special Irish play Mie Ene cummted Stone will be presented. Wy B. Al will hold nominations and officer elections at Gvelr reguirer meeting Thursday. Youns Woten's Society postpones to Thursday December Lou. Tomorrow night the DeMolay will close its membership drive with no degree conferred.

Elsie Harris Mis Smid Waldo Gerald Henzel Ris Hazel McMullen Marjorie Smith Vivian Lord Consolation Ots Chin Piel Gas Company Bake Avenue T. A Youns Woten's Society of the Uniced Presbytereity Oebyred Order of DeMolay

Abbey Theatre Players Plan A. 8. Tour of United States

Abbey Theatre Players of Dublin plan a 14 000 mile tour of the United States. They will visit 69 cities in 25 states, presenting nine Irish plays such as Juno and the Paycock The Plough and the Stars The Playboy of the Western World and The Whitehead Boy. The company aims to elevate Irish drama to international status with a varied repertoire.

Abbey Theatre Players Abbey Theatre Players of Dublin Tntrad Juno Paycock d“The Plough Stars T Sean O'raser J. M. Synge Whitehead Boy Lenox Robinson Abbey Theatre

Irina Kieby Diner Print dress with brown sash

Fresh sparkling Esotie Blue and White floral print dress in a Tawny Brown background. Features a brown Taf feta sash tied at the front of the bodice and extending to the hemline. Price $45.00.

Irina Kieby

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