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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1933

Page

3

Christmas Around the World at Cosmopolitan Club Meeting

The Cosmopolitan club held its Christmas party at Mrs. Wilson’s home with a holiday refreshments, a Christmas grab bag, and a Cook's Round Table exchanging recipes. The event planned a dinner bridge for husbands at the Elyria Woman's Club on December 29. Visitors included Mrs. McKelvey and Mrs. George Bird.

Cosmopolitan Club Robert Wilson Denison Avenue Herman Leonarz McKelvey George Bird Curtis Spence Leonard Maybelle Burner Mary Austin

Six Candidates Receive DeMolay Degree at Meeting

Regular meeting of the Dav id J. Nye Chapter order of De Molay held in I O C F Hall last night. A Christmas dance was scheduled for December 26 at Elk's Hall with music by Hines-Billings orchestra. Six candidates LeRoy Dengate Charles Hays Alvin Mahlich William Stegman Ralph Stumpf Wayne White received the DeMolay degree.

David J. Nye Order of DeMolay I. 0. C. F. Hall Elk’s Hall Hines-Billings Orchestra LeRoy Dengate Charles Hays Alvin Mahlich William Stegman Ralph Stumpf Wayne White

Woman's Benefit Association Elects Officers in Woodman Hall

The Woman's Benefit Association met at Woodman Hall and elected officers led by president Emma Zahrley and vice president Helen Perkins. Installation is set for January 11 at Woodman Hall with Cora Bemis as installing officer.

Woman's Benefit Association Woodman Hall Emma Zahrley Helen Perkins Cora Bemis Bertha Olmsted Helen Landers Jung Hut Helen Arias Mary Hansman Julia Hull

Co ed Club Hosts Virginia Fleming Evening

Miss Virginia Fleming entertained the Co ed Club at her Blaine Street home with a combined business and social gathering. A December fourteen spec meeting at Miss Sue McCu ee s home and prize awards to Miss McCulley and Miss Beatrice Rudy were noted. A luncheon ended the pleasant evening. Hamilton P T A hears songs and readings

Virginia Fleming Blaine Street Sue McCuee McCulley Beatrice Rudy

St Marys Altar Society Luncheon and Bridge Winners

St Marys Altar Society met in Parish Hall for a noon tureen lunch with seventy five in attendance. Fathers Daley and Murphy attended. Father Daley spoke thanking the group for cooperation in church affairs. Mrs Anna McGuire won high in bridge and Mrs Grace Adams took Pedro prize. next meeting planned in two weeks.

St. Mary’s Altar Society Fathers Daley Murphy Father Daley Anna McGuire Grace Adams Pedro

Children Present Play Readings At Franklin P T A Meeting

At the Franklin Parent Teacher Association meeting yesterday school children took over. First grade under Miss Cromwell performed a Mother Goose play while Mrs Peteet’s pupils sang carols and delivered piano solos and recitations. A C Schilleman read The Other Wise Man by Van Dyke. Refreshments were served by several mothers and the president presided over business. The group voted to buy reading circle books and a bake sale raised funds. An all day sewing session for Red Cross is planned for next Wednesday. Prof P D Sherman will speak on Shakespeare’s Country at the January meeting.

Franklin Parent Teacher Association Miss Cromwell

Sunday School Class Party At Pilgrim Church

The Happy Helpers Class at Pilgrim Community Church enjoyed a Christmas season gathering hosted by June Helling on Winckles Street. The evening featured decor, gramor stories and a luncheon, ending with plans to reconvene at Lottie Smith’s on Prosper Street in January.

Happy Helpers Pilgrim Community Church June Helling Winckles Street Lottie Smith Prosper Street

Daughters of Scotland Plan Christmas Party

At the last meeting the Daughters of Scotland laid plans for a Christmas party two weeks hence. A tree, child plays, and Santa Claus gift distribution are on the program with guests from Lorin.

Daughters OF Scotland Santa Claus Lorain

First Lady Roosevelts Christmas Shopping at Doll Sale

Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt wife of the president buys dolls at Washington charity doll sale run by prominent local women. She is pictured with Mrs John Allen Dougherty left who chairs the doll committee at the shop.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Washington Roosevelt John Allen Dougherty

Girl Reserves Operate Under New Ruling at McKinies

The McKinies School Girl Reserves held a 3 15 meeting with Miss Marilyn Moon presiding. Each girl may become chairman in future meetings. Dorothy Rodgers will chair the next meeting on December 1. Officers elected include Roberta Howenstine treasurer Wilma Parks reporter and Betty Moss council member. The year’s theme is Mother.

McKinies School Marilyn Moon Dorothy Rodgers Roberta Howenstine Wilma Parks Betty Moss Mother

Research Club Holiday Party Held At Mrs Hecker Home

Research Club members met Thursday afternoon at Mrs May Hecker's home with Mrs G A Lamberton assisting Twenty members answered roll call by naming famous American women Edith Hecock gave a paper Also in Defense of Women and Grace Flower presented Madam Secretary Frances Perkins The group will assemble Christmas baskets for the needy The next meeting will be a Christmas party December 28 at Mrs Grace Wilcox's Jefferson street home

Research Club May Hecker G. A. Lamberton Edith Hecock Grace Flower Frances Perkins Grace Wilcox Jefferson Street

College Club Program Delights Students With Music and Play

The College Club of Elyria Briness College led by President Nevada Bland and Esther Bowen featured America as the opening song and a piano piece Gloworm. Katharine Drumens Henkel sang, poems were read, and a one act play The Twelve Pound Look was performed. A Christmas party and dance were planned for Friday December 15 for business college students and friends.

College Club Elyria Briness College Nevada Bland Esther Bowen America Beatri Demirsion Katharine Drumens Henkel Anne June Smith Henry Nagorka Lowell Stone Katherine Pfaff Florence Zaunasky Nellie Gray J. M. Barrie Rose Bodik Florence Taylor John Barnock Margaret Terry Business College

United Presbyterian Missionary Society Holiday Program

Eighteen members of the United Presbyterian Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs F A Lawrence on Eastern Heights Boulevard. A business session approved purchasing a new study book for the year Jan Franklin's The Never Fail. reports on the bank offering were given. a paper on Christmas celebrations in mission stations was read. Miss Dor Wheatley sang There's A Song in the Air. the meeting closed with Christmas hymns.

Missary Society of the United i sSyterian Church F. A. Lawrence Eastern Heights Poof Innsies AL W W. Baird J. K. Nece Hewt Furing Jan Franklin G. A. Prawn Missa Dor Wheatley

Christmas Bridge Party Aids Woman's Club Fund

Mrs James Van Dusen hosted a card party for the Finance Committee of the Business and Professional Women's Club. Eight bridge tables and one hearts table fed a refreshment course as Miss Minerva Seton chaired. Proceeds support the music committee led by Miss Caroline Foley.

James van Dusen Middle Avenue Business and Professional Woman’s Club Minerva Seton Caroline Foley Mildred Moulton Lorain Alice Foley Ruth Simmons Miss Seton Ruth Gates Sarah Hamilton Olive McNeal Woman's Club Bess Thomas Loretta Pritchard

West Ridge Hostess to Ladies Aid Society

Mrs. Lucretia Decker will entertain the Ladies Aid Society at an all day meeting next Wednesday in West Ridge. Miss Alice Bird county extension agent will instruct in candy making. Meeting begins at 10 am with tureen dinner served at noon. Cordial invitation extended to all interested.

Ladies’ Aid Society West Ridge Lucretia Decker Alice Bird

Carlisle Grange Sets Christmas Program and Dinner

Carlisle Grange held its regular meeting at the hui on Tuesday evening. The business session decided on a Christmas program following a tureen dinner at 6 30 p m on December 19. Each member is to bring a ten cent gift. H H Drusendahl won the penny march.

Carlisle Grange Hui H. H. Drusendahl

Sippel Announces Ruth Sippel to wed Stanley Getz

Mr and Mrs Walter Sippel announce the marriage of their eldest daughter Ruth to Stanley Getz of Elyria at Erle Pa on August 1. Getz works for Harshaw Chemical in Elyria. Ruth Sippel once nurse at Crippled Children’s Home. They were schoolmates at West Ridge and Elyria High before marrying this fall. They will be at home at 638 Broad Street Elyria.

Walter Sippel Ruth Stanley Getz Elyria Erle Getz Harshaw Chemical Company Miss Sippel West Ridge Elyria High School Mrs. Gatz Broad Street

Clover Leaf Club Meeting Attendees Named

Mrs. A. W. Mason Mrs. Sherman Mason Mrs. Ollie Minnich and Mrs. Mitton Babcock attended the Clover Leaf Club at the home of Mrs. Gunder in Etsra on a Wednesday afternoon.

Radio Schedule Fragment From 1070 WTAM and WHIK Listings

The page lists daily radio programs and times across two stations WTAM and WHIK. Shows include Melody Hour, Russian Choir, Jack Benny, Eddie Cantor, Gordon musical groups, various orchestras, lectures, sermons, and religious programs. Program blocks span morning to late night with multiple genre broadcasts and international programming.

Melody Hour Alden Elkins Radio Pulp Hall and Gry Major Bowe P.M Dale Carnesie Gene Arnold J. B Kennedy Melody Gems King’s Orch Sintking Sailors Science Romana Spris

Funeral of Charles Wack at Elyria Residence

The funeral for Charles Wack was held at his late residence in Elyria on Monday with pallbearers Fred Simms John Simms Mrs Kate Lauer and Mrs George Lauer attending. Wack grew up on West Ridge and was a former pupil of the correspondent remembered for his open heartedness and kind humor.

Charles Wack Elyria Fred Simms John Simms Kate Lauer George Lauer

Eldreds Attend Pomona Grange Meeting in Milan

Mr and Mrs I F Eldred attended Pomona Grange in Milan Erie County on Thursday marking their participation in a local fraternal event.

Pomona Grange I. F. Eldred Milan Erie County

Mrs Long and family leave Elyria for Lake Avenue

The Mary Long family moved from Elyria on Thursday to a new home on Lake Avenue. The community notes their long residence, sterling qualities, and the warm place they held in hearts, with good wishes following them.

Mary Long Elyria Lake Avenue

Women Attend Church Circle and Shower Gatherings in Elyria

Mrs Henry Voglesong and daughter Mrs Corine Norsworthy attended Circle No 3 of St Pauls church Elyria at the home of Mrs Werner on Kenyon avenue Tuesday. Marjorie Simms Jean Wagner and Marian Pallas attended a shower for Mrs Stanley Getz nee Ruth Sipple at her home on 1st Broad street Wednesday evening. Mrs Etta Brown called Tuesday afternoon on Mrs Rollin Ho

Henry Voglesong Corine Norsworthy Circle No. 3 St. Paul's Church Elyria Werner Kenyon Avenue Marjorie Simms Jean Wagner Marian Pallas Stanley Getz Ruth Sipple 1St Broad Street Etta Brown Rollin Ho

Afraid To Talk heads Dreamland bill with Dreamland cast

The Dreamland Theatre presents Afraid To Talk tomorrow led by Erle Linden Sidney Fox Tul ly Marshall and Louis Calhern. A hotel bell boy becomes an innocent victim of a flawed system in a stark drama about despair facing the elderly.

Alice Eric Linden Sidney Fox Charley Chase Dreamland Theatre Erle Linden Tully Marshall Louis Calhern

Golden Harvest Farm Strike Tale At Capitol Theatre

Capitol Film portrays two brothers a wheat speculator and a radical farm leader amid Great Northwest strikes and turbulent scenes in the Chicago Wheat Pit presented at Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow.

Great Northwest Chicago Capitol Theatre Tw Brothers

Golden Harvest at Capitol and Emperor Jones at Rivoli

Weekly guide notes Capitol shows Golden Harvest about farmers and price struggles. Rivoli presents Emperor Jones highlighting Brutus Jones and Paul Robeson. Also Dreamland offers What No Beer and Afraid To Talk with family night emphasis and mature content.

Capitol Martin Brothers Vetton Chicago Rivoli Emperor Jones O'Neill Bructus Jones Paul Robeson Dreamland N. B Parent-Teacher Council

Real Estate Transfers In Lorain County Area

Ella Baker transfers 39 acres in Eaton Township to Jay W. Coleman. Oberlin Savings Bank transfers property on the New York Central Railroad Right-of-Way near South Main Street in Rus ia Township to Village of Oberlin. Harriet C. Griffin transfers property on Last Thirty-first Street in Lorain to J Gordon Griffin. Sarah A. Mollenkamp to Alb Mollenkop half interest in Lot 12 Block 2 Lampman Addition Shefford Township. Julia Stolarik deceased transfers half interest in Lot 24 Devonian Springs Addition Lorain to Matthew Stolarik Helen J Butchko Vera M. Ziegman Margaret F. Ganobsik and Julia E. Stolarik.

Ella Baker Jay W. Coleman Eaton Township Oberlin Savings Bank Oberlin New York Central Matthew Stolarik Helen J. Butchko Vera M. Ziegman Margaret F. Ganobsik Julia E. Stolarik Devonian Springs Lorain

Revolt and Western Influence Observe Global Shifts

The Eastern world rebels against European and American influence while adopting Western methods. In Bulgaria the king must assent to all laws before they take effect. A health update notes a person ill at home in Elyria and others visiting relatives and recovering.

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Woodworth United Spanish War Veterans K. of C. Hall Mae Vande Velde Cleveland Vande Velde Dept Mary R. McKay Avon Department Helen McDonald Emma Lavelle Gussie Teasdale N. E. Ohio Booster Club Ella Bellinger Col. Gilmore C. C. Shaw Gilmore Camp Virginia Southam Struck Auxiliary American Legion Xenia Welfare Fund Gilmore Commander E. Zahrley Hamilton P.T. A Hamilton P. T. A Parmelee Viola Haynes Gerald Rice ST. Mary's Parish Hall Robert Fye Esther Horwedel Winifred Darcey Marjorie Webber Fye ST. Paul's Circle John Kunitz North Maple Street Lorain Coliseum Ted Metzger Campus Owls Joan White Charles Ruggles, Jr Mer John A. Dougherty Mrs. Roosevelt Methodist Church First Methodist Church Circle No. 1 Flora Hoak Wiliam Clemacher Christ Mas John K. Nece Gladys Williams Elyria Brown Kathryn Fisk Mildred Brevoort Brevoort Brevoert Hazel Dean Church of Christ D. A. Baird Luke Ladies‘ Home Journal W. C. Fowler H. S. Wells C. Poole N. R.A. Club Martha Wilson NBA Stanford Avenue Lucille Pehrsson Wade Maxine Carroll Ind Schwemle Allen PT. A C. T. Post Asso 1 Cre Brecknock Marjorie Ros Clapp Winters Earl Cook Wasimovs Teqania Garis Sunny Italy Middle Ave Heer United Presbyterian Missionary Society L.is Radio Progras Tomt M Call Boy Star Gazers Gilh-Gene Glenn Sizzlers Otto Red Davig Shirley Hawned Billy Bachelor Vanity Bair Lum Abner Strink Itsh-Davis Denny Lyons Jacobs Skippy AleAmmerican Bay Cowboy Torn Pe Abs Sa Ote A Shy Gill Rangers Gogu Berkings Pellers Ootoetimima Allen Myrt Aare Roake Carter Happy Bakers Edwin GQ Olsen Johnson Clara G Linder Gladys Biee Tlle Case Dince Woar I. M R. Lombarda Lowell Thomas Amos and Andy Nevin Ethel sShutes Paradise Harris Phil Baker Iron Master Maria Cozzi Virginians C. FL Lindsley Walden A.M Calloway Beecher Irene Beasley John Erskine Davis’ Band Aeawne Weebbe Susnick WIZ PLOM King’s Bane Xni Tilo Musketeers Ethel Shutta Red Davis Phi Baker Mario Cozzi Muartin A. M Loew WABC Ty Sebee Weber Lugue News Arpivtod Plivtedones A. M Leyes Line Lituehussel Wade Romaqo-Stlulo Kalto Lgenewnat Willbe HTM Taty vDeMyrt Marge srlo-Rudwin Co N.gn S.du-Phita Orchestra BPS - Hapness Leee-Olsen LakaRete Roswell Stivers Jones A Malblowney Armstrong Jon Emerson Sportsman Hed Davis Ed McConnell Staines Rich WTA Gene Cheerio Ord Losate Orch Breen Delhose Vass Family Valleghn Wing Kiyo-Panologue the Bos Choral Club Via Orea Geltman’s Orch Winegar’s Orch Mary Teavers’ Tech U-News T.ht City Board Towner Erode Arn Seal Duchis Oreh Jack Armstrong Perkins Fellers Boh Elier Simons’ Orch Philo. Symph Zila Breakfast Club Rough Riders City Mission Roy Evans Flora True Bannen Georgeney James Kelley Variety Charm the Patty Labato Hackett Orch Cultural Garden Sh Tealis A. OM Chidken’s Corner Orphan Annie Mary Small Capt Willams Playhouse Revo Leatherfoot Eddie Cantor Jack Benny Seth Parker Watchtower Marion Carley Slvoesunday Forum Lutheran Synod Phil. Orch Julia Sanderson Kufle Rabbi Brickner Dramatic Guild Angelo Patric Lo Lombardo Georgenoé Rivols Eugene O'Neill Jones Spencer Tracy Claire Trevor West Side Lumber & Coal Co West Street Tom Tyler Bagket Capitol Film Weekly Movie Guide National Board of Review Bill Schramm Road RB. O. Pope Steve Loth JuHa Sebastian Richard Arlen Chester Morris Genevieve Tobin Rosco Ates Julie Haydon Pupy
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