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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1933

Page

16

Mrs Mae Dramm Installed W M Elyria Chapter

Mrs Mae Dramm was installed as Worthy Matron of Elyria Chapter Order Eastern Star in a formal ceremony at the Masonic Temple. Grand Installing Officers led the event attended by officers, Rainbow and De Molay groups, with elaborate floral decorations and gifts to retiring and new officers.

Mae Dramm W. M Elyria Eastern Star Grace Barton Masonic Temple Eveete Lorain Wellington la Grange Litchfield Medina Cleveland Amherst Mansfield Norwalk Esprent Dorothy Feron Vermont Celia Kuhn Maryland Kathryn Wise Florida Marie Ramser Missouri Minnie Lathrop Grand Chapter Ohio Mattie Prosser Edith Martin Sara Binder Grand Chapter of Revan Williams Charles Barton Florette Heidrich Robert Hand Bernice Lawrence Pearl Reynolds Mabel Garford Florence Steger Robert Stearns Marshall Florence Baus Minnie Chapman Ada Isabelle Dittmer Ruth Eunice Bush Esther Grace Lapp Martha Hazel West Electa Edna Reith Dolly Miller Sentinel Irwin Geitgey Mrs. Dramm de Molay Marian Hand Ralph Williams Charles Carpenter Bethlehem Blanche Kohler Nance Aust Minnie Osborn Cathrine Stone Brother Rust Karl Kohler Ruth Vestal Lena Sherrill

Masonic Chorus to Sing Sunday at Lakewood Church

Members of the Masonic Chorus perform a concert Sunday evening at Lakewood Methodist Church led by pastor Dr. Duncan. This marks their second visit after a successful recital last year with Walter Smith singing Pirate Dreams and Robert Burns performing Stranger of Galilee. A preliminary concert occurred last Sunday at Delaware Methodist Church in Lorain. Transportation requests should contact Glen Baxter. A brief rehearsal is set for 6 p m at the Lakewood church.

Lakewood Church

Local bridge winners and club officer elections reported

Nineteen tables played dessert bridge at the Woman's Club hosted by the Civics and Political Science department with prizes awarded to Mrs. J. H. Hurst first, Mrs. F. C. Billings second, and Mrs. F. C. Miler third. The St John’s Ladies’ Aid Society elected officers led by Mrs. John Wellert, and St Agnes Busy Bees elected Dorothy Machovina as president with Marguerite Crocatt and Helen Fortman as officers.

Woman’s Club Civics and Political Science J. H. Hurst F. C. Billings F. C. Miler H. C. Reinhardt Clarence Ziemkie George Thompson K. P. Meister J. L. Boothroyd Clarence Dick Alma Portman George Tyler Agnes Busy Bees St. Agnes Busy Bees Dorothy Machovina West River Street Marguerite Crocatt Helen Fortman Grace Jenne Rose Higgins Richard Machovira Patsy Machovina Lucile Mumaw Helen Louise Y Elemes Lodi Street I Mondey

W L B Class Host Kid Party At Murray Ridge School

The W L B Class of Church of Christ held a kid party at Murray Ridge School hosted by Mr and Mrs Herman Gannett. A brief meeting, games, and music followed. Guests brought toys to donate to needy children. Katheryn Herchel and Donald Myers assisted. Refreshments for twenty five were served.

Church OF Christ Murray Ridge School Herman Gannett Gannett Katheryn Herchel Donald Myers

Ladies of the G A R entertain at Ely School

A variety program under Ladies of the G A R Captain P. D. Reefy No. 96 unfolds Friday December 15 at 8 15 P M in the Ely School auditorium. One act plays dance revues comedy skits and vocal and violin solos are planned.

P. D. Reefy Ely School

Holiness Prayer Meeting Venues Shift To Local Homes

Next Monday evening the Holiness Prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Haines, 411 East Avenue. Last Monday the meeting convened at Miss Estella Elkins, 818 West Avenue, with about thirty attendees from five denominations and the discussion on What it Costs to Be A Christian based on Scripture.

George H. Haines East Avenue Estella Elkins West Avenue

Miss Grace Utne Hosts Couples Club at West Avenue Home

Miss Grace Utne entertained Couples Club members last evening at her West avenue home with Mr Stock assisting as host. Entertainment by Bunce and Verna Barber with Bob Peters winning a consolation award. Refreshments followed by a brief business meeting. A constitution committee was appointed and the next meeting is December 22 at Nettie Patton's home. The club plans to attend Elyria Business College dance next Friday evening.

Grace Uthe Grace Utne Couples Club West Avenue Mr. Stock Bunce Verna Barber Bob Peters Nettie Patton Elyria Business College

N. M. T. Club Entertained at Elizabeth Court

The N. M. T. Club met last evening at Miss Marian Nilsen’s home on Elizabeth Court. They discussed business and added items to the constitution. A luncheon followed and the next meeting is set for December 15 at Miss Esther Ralston’s home, 409 Middle Avenue.

N. M. T. Club Marian Nilsen Elizabeth Court Esther Ralston Middle Avenue

Jolly Thirteen Club Hosts Bunco Evening at West Street Home

Ellen Gorsorkie entertained the Jolly Thirteen Club at 336 West Street with bunco as the main diversion. Margaret Smith received an honor during the gathering. a luncheon was served. Alice Nickols of 119 Erie Street will host in two weeks.

Jolly Thirteen Club Ellen Gorskorkie West Street Bunco Margaret Smith Alice Nickols Erie Street

Clio Club Marks Fourth Anniversary With Formal Dinner

The Elyria Co Club celebrated its fourth anniversary with a formal members only dinner at Rose &... The fifteen attendees included Mary Barton Hortense Curdis Mary Louise Dengate Marion Higgin Eileen ODonnel Queena May Feairs Marion Romp Mary Samar Catherine Seward Eleanor Warden Shiriy Webber Helen Hutt Mary Bush Catherine Humphrey Irene Crow unable to attend. New officers were installed Witeen O'Donnell president Catherine Seward secretary Marion Higgins treasurer Hortense Curtis reporter. Plans for a progressive dinner in December were announced. Prizes in bridge went to Dengate first and O'Donnell second. Dessert followed.

Elyria Co Club Rose & Fies Cids Mary Barton Hortense Curdis Mary Louise Dengate Marion Higgin Eileen O'Donnel Queena May Feairs Marion Romp Mary Samar Catherine Seward Eleanor Warden Shiriy Webber Helen Hutt Lake Erie College Painesville Mary Bush Charit v Hospital Cleveland Catherine Humphrey Sotre Dame College South Evend Irene Crow Tme Witeen O'Donnell Maury Louise Dengate Mary Lamar Marion Higgins Eileen O'Donnell Hortense Curtis Dee.sith Eileen O’donnell

Call to Leadership final drama at Methodist church

The Call to Leadership, Moses themed, closes a ten drama run at First Methodist Episcopal Church with a evening program. The choir sings Blessed are the Merciful and Louise Brown plays organ. Sermon by Dr Bond. Morning worship at 6:45 PM features Mendelssohn and Saint Saens music. Church school at 9:30, Junior Church at 10:45. Epworth League service at 6:30 led by Eleanor Dunn with several assistants. All young people invited.

Moses First Methodist Episcopal Church Hiles Louise Brown Froisinger Kamennd Ostrow Rubenstein J. H. Rogers Bond Mendelssohn Gailbraith Saint Saens D. A. Burr Helen Osborne Virginia Stewart Carlita Stang Robert Holmes Church Nursery Epworth Epworth League Eleanor Dunn Jesus Miss Dunn Leonard Fowls Roberta Mosler Katherine Fisk Raymond Huston

Notowa Club Hosts Charming Thanksgiving Evening

Mrs. H W Merriman welcomed twenty members and three guests at 3325 Princeton Ave. Notawa Club business planned a December 28 Christmas gift exchange. Prizes were awarded to Emma Barkknecht Mary Neuman and Jean Martin. A kitchen shower for Mrs. John Eischen and a treasure-hunt telegram added festive fun.

H. W. Merriman Princeton Avenue Notawa Club Tiss Ruth Albrecht Gladys Ruth Doris Walker Cecile Pfieffer Dna Baun Ruth Holabach Margaret Beal Emma Barkknecht Mary Neuman Jean Martin John Eischen Doris Loche

Church of Christ presents full day program on Chapel Street

The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel streets offers a full day program with an evening sermon by Mr. Fowler on The Man Who Tried to Buy the Holy Ghost with Gold. Music features Paul Wainwright and Mrs. D A Baird. Morning sermon, Bible school, junior church, gospel tea, and midweek prayer follow throughout the day.

Church of Christ Second Chapel Streets Fowler Paul Wainwright Jesus Christ D. A. Baird Jordan Acki Alm Junior Prentie Bible School Dana Fox Harold Biddinger Arnold Alexander Bob Standiferd Christian Endeavor Society

Ashland High Rally Hosts Jack Meyer Speaker

Jack Meyer spoke at Ashland High School Rally held yesterday at Eastern Heights Boulevard.

Jack Meyer Eastern Heights Boulevard Ashland High School

Lena Klasek Elected President of Women’s Relief Corps

West Side Division of Richard Allen Post WRC held a luncheon at I C O F Hall before a business meeting. Charlotte Lewis presided as president. Gertrude Watson joined as full member. Officers elected include Lena Kiasek as president and Lena Klasek as an alternate delegate. A Christmas party with gift exchange is planned in two weeks.

West Side Richard Allen Post I. C. O. F. Hall Charlotte Lewis Gertrude Watson Helen Hubbard Neva Rankin Lena Kiasek Florence Terry Claire Wendell Maude Jackson Cora Bemis Anna Grace Bright Anna Gott Delia Lutz Lena Klasek Addie Hinckley

Elyria Bible Class to Meet at Rivoli Theatre Tomorrow

The Elyria Men's Bible Class will assemble at 9:30 in the Rivoli Theatre on Broad Street. Paul Wainwright will lead singing with Clare Short on piano, and L. B. Hindman will present a Bible lesson titled What Is Man's Object In His Work Jesus establishes an impelling motive for life. All unaffiliated men are invited to attend this fellowship and study hour.

Elyria Men Rivoli Broad Street Paul Wainwright Clare Short L. B. Hindman Jesus

Boys to Present Program for Student Department E

The Student Department of the Musical Art Society will hold a Christmas party Monday afternoon December 11 at Mrs. Jack Huge's home 104 East Scand Street. The meeting moved from Tuesday to avoid Senior Department events. The program starts 2 45 with the boys led by Edmund Wright.

Musical Art Society Jack Huge East Scand Street Edmund Wright

Sunshine Club Hosts Tureen Luncheon Quilt Program

A tureen luncheon provided a pleasant afternoon yesterday for Sunshine Club members with Mrs. P. C. Biddle of East avenue. They spent the time piecing a quilt and announced that Miss Margie Rushin won a quilt prize. Mrs. Sieffeldt of Harvard avenue will host next Wednesday afternoon with a gift exchange.

Sunshine Club P. C. Biddle East Avenue Margie Rushin Sieffeldt Harvard Avesse

Bible Sunday Services Include Communion and Teach Me O Lord

Second Sunday in November marked as Universal Bible Sunday with services at 7 30 a m and evening Guild room gatherings. Kappa Phi Kappa quarterly meeting precedes coffee in the Guid room. Church school worship to follow, with Attwood’s Teach Me O Lord cited for 1945 observance. James Parker and Mildred Reisinger announce birth of son David Eugene December 6 at North Eaton home.

Kappa Peta Kappa Oreakiis Attwood Jesus Kappa Beta Kappa James Parker Mildred Reisinger North Eaton David Eugene

Christmas party notices from Rainbow class to Masonic groups

A series of holiday gatherings and meetings are listed including Rainbow class at 1st Methodist church and various clubs. Mugwumps with Miss Jo Harper, Woman's Club events, Fine Arts Department party at Mrs Jack Huge’s home, and multiple club and church group meetings led by named hosts and locations across streets and venues. Events include dinners, speeches by HC Jones of University of Nebraska, and Bible classes with specified times.

Rainbow 1St Methodist Church Mugwumps Josephine Harper W. Flw Department of Musical Art Society Jack Huge 2Nd St Department of Fine Arts Woman's Club Dubl Dee Club Kathryn Arnold Mary Farmer Adams St P. D. Reefy B. B. B. Club Harold Scrivens East Broad St St. Mary's Literary Club St. Mary's Parish Hall Garden Club H C. Jones University of Nebraska Colonial Club H. G. Hoover Cornell Ave King Solomon's Lodge Masonic Temple Knights of Columbus C. Hall Rainbow Girls Business Y. W. c. A. Young Women's Division 2Nd Masonic Chorus Warden Seventh St Minnie Brown F. W. Wilford Princeton Ave

Elyria DAR Chapter Meeting Highlights Local History Talks

Mrs Will Thomas hosted the Elyria Chapter Daughters of American Revolution at the H W Thomas home on Third Street. Devotions led by state chaplain Mrs Charles Crehore followed by reports from Ellis Island Mrs Brown and others. The program included history of Oberlin College and local pioneers, a Christmas Legend reading, and tea for thirty members with three guests.

Will Thomas Elyria Daughters of American Revolution H. W. Thomas Third Street Charles Crehore A. W. Huse Ellis Island Brown National Defense G. A. Lamberton G. E. French Crehore George Brownell Wilcox Bailey Rogers and Allen Grant Ertz America Richards C. D. Gull John J. Shipherd Oberlin College Reuben Nichols Mill Broad Streets Nichols George N. B. Gates Lorain County Mr. Nichols Ella Willspaugh Beebe House Masonic Lodge Nathan Bassett Misses Marion Cora Bassett Sarah Standish Miles Standish Augustus Jones William Murdock Black River Lake Superior Lorain Gilmores Townshends Boyntons Elys William O. Calhoun Margaret Sangster Mrs. Rice Mesdames Beveridge Blaser Hartwell Schileper C. Martin Cora Marion Bassett Jessie Blanchard

First Congregational Church Sunday Services

The Church School meets in graded departments starting at 9:30 for all ages from 2.5 upward. Morning worship at 10:45 led by Rev. William Muir Auld will feature the sermon “My New Book” with Mrs. George Tulk and Miss Harriott Francis singing “I Heard.”

Wiliam Muir Auld George Tulk Heyriott Francis

Hospital Notes and Mission Study Club Meeting Recap

The hospital column lists admissions and discharges including Mrs. Charles Gruhn and Mrs. Henry Willis among Cleveland residents, plus patients at various addresses. The Mission Study Club held a December dinner at First Congregational church with 42 attendees, hostesses, prayers, talks on Tennessee mission schools, and plans to support Not-An-Empty-Stocking on January 12.

Charles Gruhn Cleveland Bell Fillion Mixg Josephine Fillion Century Bik Arthur Blersbach R. D. No Cloyd Gull Earlcourt Henry Willis R. D Walter Johns Valley City Florence Edwards Grafton Adeline Feldler W. River Mission Study Club First Congregational Church Riley Jackson Carroll Post Munson Crampton Lumphries Don Miler Ludlow Oberlin Barber SrelAas Chien Ptah Mabel Marsh H.A. Crandall Linda Cuyler Paul Cochrane Adele Brown Barbara Hilbers Otto Greene James van Dusen Pleasant Hill Uplands Tennessee Harry Crandall Riggs

Health commissioner discusses community disease control in Cleveland

Dr Harold J Knapp health commissioner of Cleveland spoke at East Carlisle P T A on community control of disease. He traced sanitation from ancient Jewish laws to modern times and presented a graph on the citys decline in diphtheria typhoid tuberculosis and infant mortality since 1878. He outlined water and milk purification toxoids vaccines and citywide immunization. He greeted Elyria High school friends and the meeting closed with Christmas carols.

Harold J. Knapp Cleveland East Carlisle P.T. A Knapp Elywla

Northwest Encampment Elects Officers at Regular Meeting

The regular meeting of Northwest Encampment No. 188 in the I C O F hall elected officers for the next term. E L Bailey was named chief patriarch and L J Blake high priest with Paul Wainwright senior warden. Officers’ night planned for December 22 with a social hour and refreshments to follow.

Northwest P. C. McKenzie Percy L. Box E. L. Bailey L. J. Blake Paul Wainwright R. L

Pilgrim Church Adds Bible Sunday Services and Events

Pilgrim Community church sets a 10 45 a m sermon on The Bible of the World for University Bible Sunday observance with responsive readings. Sunday school starts at 9 30 a m led by Mrs Bauer and the C I society meets at 6 p m led by George Scrivens. A silver tea is planned at Mrs Mills 503 East Broad Street on Thursday at 7 30 p m.

Pilgrim Community Church University Bible Bauer C. I. Society George Scrivens

Bible School and Worship Schedule at U P Church

The Bible School meets at 9 30 A M for Paul in Caesarea Acts 21 26 The morning worship is at 10 45 The pastor preaches on The Christian Life Spontaneous The youth devotional study is 6 30 P M Evening worship at 7 30 features Christ the Life The weekly prayer meeting and Bible study time will be announced on Sabbath morning The study covered is First Samuel

Bible School U. P Caesarea Christ

The Voice of Jesus Say cordially invites services attend

A fragment notes invitation to services titled The Voice of Jesus Say with readers urged to attend, suggesting a church or religious gathering event.

Voice of Jesus Rathan

Elyria Stamp Club Meeting Notice

The Elyria Stamp Club invites all members to a meeting Thursday evening December 14th at the Woman's Club on Fourth Street. Attendance is requested.

Elyria Stamp Club Woman's Club Fourth St

Lutherans Question Millennial Views In Sermon

The Grace Lutheran Church Pastor Rev. F J Schumm will explain Revelation 20 and argue Christ’s Kingdom is not of this world during tomorrow’s 10 45 am service. The evening service at 7 will cover Laodiceans Letters. Ohio Hotels group meetings and convention events noted in Columbus.

Christ F. J. Schumm Rev. Schumm Grace Lutheran Church Sen. Krugman Thomson Asia Minor

Castles Return From Two Week Hunting Trip in Pennsylvania

Mr and Mrs A T Castle of Fourth street return from Sinemahoning Pennsylvania after two weeks with Mr Castle securing an s point back. Charles W Baker attends mid year trustees meeting in Columbus Ohio and Mrs Louise Beal visits relatives in New York Connecticut and Massachusetts. Rufus Brodbeck of Indianapolis Indiana visits with Dr and Mrs C E Brodbeck in their home. Mrs Osea Higgie travels to Wellington to care for a cousin. Masonic chorus to perform Sunday at Lakewood Methodist church. Miss Courtney Fulton home for weekend from Ohio Wesleyan University and plans to attend Alpha Kappa Kappa Christmas formal in Cleveland. Attorney Guy B Findley attends Allerton Hotel Cleveland dinner for Western Reserve University Law School faculty and students. Findley represents two Elyria students.

A. T. Castle Fourth Street Sinemahoning Pennsylvania Castle Charles W. Baker Columbus Ohio Council of Master Painters and Decorators Louise Beal West Bridge Street New York Connecticut Massachusetts Rufus Brodbeck Indianapolis Indiana C. E. Brodbeck Osea Higgie High Street Wellington Masonic Chorus Lakewood Methodist Church Courtney Fulton Ohio Wesleyan University Alpha Kappa Kappa Fraternity Cleveland Guy B. Findley Allerton Hotel Western Reserve University Law School Findley Elyria

Beaux Nash Says He Goes To Advertise In Fine Coat

A tale about Beau Nash, famed English fashion arbiter, who when asked where he was bound replied that he was going to advertise himself, claiming a fine coat serves as the sole use for display.

Nash

Honduran Mahogany Remains Veneer Benchmark

Honduran mahogany stands as the premier wood used for veneer work, maintaining its status as the most recognized species for fine woodworking and high quality surface finishes.

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