Y-Teen Activities Spark Christmas Plans in School Groups
Y Teen groups coordinate charity drives with Mrs. Lance and City Welfare, adopting 39 children and arranging Santa requests. Junior high clubs install officers on December 8, Jefferson hosts December 5 dance, and a February all-school sweetheart dance is planned. Senior Y-Teens host a December 6 Carnival with a frosty centerpiece, booths, and a penny per inch of waistline admission to raise funds. Junior Jingle Bell party is December 20 at the YMCA, and seniors organize the all-school Christmas format for December 27 with Dick Lumley’s orchestra. Sophomores plan a County Home for the Aged party on December (truncated).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance
City Welfare Department
Eastern Heights
Harry Hyman
Jefferson
Franklin
Y.W.C.A
Nora Lysaght
Dick Lumley
Y.M.C.A
Beverlee Battle
Glenda Cheeseman
Thelma Line
Karla Kane
Barbara Hermann
Marcia Prindle
Pat Madhock
Janet Beckman
Barbara Payton
Joan Molski
Pat Sausser
Pat McMullen
Ely P T A Christmas Program Showcases Students and Guest
About 450 people enjoyed a Christmas program at the Ely P T A meeting. Seventh grade chorus, first and second grade skits, and performances by fifth and sixth grades highlighted the event. Dr Ernest Nickels, a whistling artist, entertained with film star ties and whistling pieces. The next P T A meeting is set for Tuesday January 13 at 8 pm.
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Ely P.T.A. F
Dustheimer
Mr. Valentine
Neva Brown
Linda Sarnovsky
James Rothel
Molly Prindle
Esther Bendix
Dr. Nickels
Mamma Was Right About Christmas Story Heads Pilgrim Church Meet
At the Woman's Association of Pilgrim Congregational Church meeting Mrs. James Christie read Mamma Was Right About Christmas. The group voted to send a check to Schauffler College and discussed hospital gowns from old shirts. A gift exchange and Christmas tea followed. next meeting is January 8 at the church.
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James Christie
Meeting of Woman's Assn
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Schauffler College
Dan Boyd
Chris Harrison
Albert Wirth
Council of Churches
Circle No
Circle No 5 Magyar E and R Church Meets in Beech Street Home
Circle No 5 of Magyar E and R Church met at Mrs Geza Kozmits sr home on Beech street. Rev Louis G Novak led a prayer after Christmas carols. Officers were reelected for 1953 and Advent services were announced.
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Magyar E. and R. Church
Geza Kozmits
Beech Street
Louis G. Novak
Albert Messaros
Julius Varga
Alexander Toth
Varga
Kozmits
Cornelia
Geza Kozmits, Jr
New Officers Elected By Golden Rule Bible Class
Yesterday afternoon at the First United Presbyterian church Golden Rule Bible class members elected officers for the year. Mrs A R Chapman president Mrs Leo Livermore vice president Mrs Carl Wilbur secretary Mrs Joel Lautenschleger treasurer Miss Johnson teacher of the class. The program included a reading from Peter Marshall and a prayer for the ill. The next meeting is set for January 8 at Mrs George Smith’s home 350 East River Street.
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Carla Wilbur
Huron Street
First United Presbyterian Church
A. R. Chapman
Leo Livermore
Carl Wilbur
Joel Lautenschleger
Miss Johnson
H. F. Paeth
J. J. Foster
Walter Schuster
Sunshine
Hostesses For Ruth Guild Plan Christmas Activities
The Misses Adele and Eleanor Nagy hosted Ruth Guild of the Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church. Mrs. Louis Novak opened with a Bible Christmas story and distributed Thank offering boxes to be turned in November at a special service.
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Adele
Eleanor
Nagy
Ruth
Irene Trapp
Irene Zidow
Kay Rankin
Yensho
Mary Pavalendo
Ann Kuterovich
Betty Martin
Mary Stuart
Oberlin
Christmas Party at Daughters of Scotland Meeting
Mrs William McCully opened with prayer at the Past Presidents of Daughters of Scotland gathering hosted by Mrs Andrew Allan on Foster avenue. An exchange of gifts followed the business session with prizes to Mrs Walter Runkle Mrs Bessie Guild and Mrs Daniel Lewis. Next meeting set for January 8 at May Moore Gulf road.
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William McCully
Daughters of Scotland
Andrew Allan
Foster Avenue
Walter Runkle
Bessie Guild
Daniel Lewis
John Strobe
May Moore
Gulf Road
Alice
Wayne Lance
Lafayette Street
Washington Avenue Church
Yule Party Date Set by Catholic Study Club No 2
The Catholic Study Club No 2 also St Francis Xavier Mission Circle No 14 met at Mrs Charles Markham’s Fast River street home. Plans were made for a December 30 Christmas luncheon at Elyria Country Club. Members and guests included Mrs Albert Schneider C R Stokley and Mrs Omar Laubenthal.
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Catholic Study Club
St. Francis Xavier Mission Circle No. 14
Charles Markham
Fast River Street
Fulton Ouster
Richard Horan
Ted Seward
St. Francis Xavier
Open house honors Rev Davis McCamy at United Presbyterian
A large crowd attended an open house at United Presbyterian Church to honor Reverend Davis McCamy and his family. Joe Boddy introduced a program including the Mason Sisters quartet, Judy Mason violin, Bill Hochin magic acts, Yost sisters instrumental numbers, and a vocal by Charles Vollmer with group singing to close.
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United Presbyterian Church
Davis McCamy
Joe Boddy
Mason Sisters
Judy Mason
Bill Hochin
Wellington
Yost Sisters
Charles Vollmer
Mothers Junior CDA Troupe Delights Mothers With Dinner and Talent
Entertain Mothers Junior Catholic Daughters of America Troop No 5 finished cooking lessons at Ohio Edison company with a supper for their mothers. A special pot entertainment followed featuring toe dancing monologue poetry and songs. Sally Kinter led, Andrea Worthington featured, and Elaine Smith recited a poem. The next meeting is December 11 at Sally Kinter’s home. Grace Ladies Aid Society held its meeting in the parish hall with Bible readings and officer elections. They plan a Christmas party December 18 with dinner and a gift exchange. The Eskimos book discussion was noted and a January 8 luncheon is set at Mrs Worth Fauver’s home.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Andrea Worthington
Sally Bucynski
Sally Kinter
East Avenue
Cleveland
Ernest Wesebaum
Paul Wesebaum
Fred Meinke
Household Hint Improves Sipper Performance
A household tip suggests lubricating a sipper with soap when it runs stiff or slowly. The advice notes no obstruction but recommends soap to restore smooth operation and efficiency.
Elyria Civil Defense to participate in noon air raid test
Elyria's Civilian Defense organization planned to join a state wide daytime air raid alert test at noon on Monday, marking exactly one year since Pearl Harbor began. Lorain County School officials criticized new Office of Defense Transportation bus regulations as overly drastic and not rubber saving.
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Elyria
Pearl Harbor
Lorain County
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