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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1937

Page

11

Christmas party honors at St Peter church Amherst

The King’s Daughters class of St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed church held its annual Mother-Daughter Christmas party at the church parlors with 64 in attendance. The program featured candlelight devotionals, the Christmas story and a play titled Ladies’ Aid Benefit, plus musical numbers and a luncheon with red and green decor. Plans to hold next year’s event in Elyria were set.

Amherst King's Daughters St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church Gladys Hopkins Miss Hopkins Clair Yentzer Ladies’ Aid Alice Wilson Helen Berger Helen Herbst Helen Roemer Virginia Witt June Twigg Donna Pumphrey Flora Sabiers Marie Hoffner Louise Camp Grace Yentzer Helen Hollingsworth Margaret Gawne Frances Sabiers William Warrick Norma Ruth Mays Alice Becker Carl Ernst Hearn Elyria

Christmas Party By Circle 4 Of St Peter Church

Circle 4 of the Women’s Union of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church held a Christmas party at Mrs L Roemer’s home on Axtel Street. A 21 cover turheen dinner opened the gathering with a song reading and stories by Mrs Roemer and Mrs Barris, a Bethlehem poem by Mrs Ed Bahl, and a Christmas program. Contests awarded Mrs Wooster and Mrs Barris. Business discussed and a gift exchange featured. Light refreshments closed the afternoon.

Circle 4 Women’s Union of St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church Bethlehem Ed Bahl Mary Wooster William Barris

Amherst Sorosis Club Christmas Party Recap

The Amherst Sorosis Club held its annual Christmas party last evening at Miss Margaret Rice's Quarry Road home with hostesses Mrs. George Smith and Miss Marian Steele. Mrs. Philip Braun read the Christmas story, Christine Whit ing Parmenter presented David's Star at Bethlehem, and Mary Ellen Chase was read by Mrs. Clarence Kern. Final plans were made for the December 30 Christmas tea at Mrs. Harry Nicholl's South Main Street home.

Amherst Sorosis Club Margaret Rice Quarry Road George Smith Marian Steele Philip Braun Bethlehem Christine Whiting Parmenter Walter Schulz Maine Mary Ellen Chase Clarence Kern Harry Nicholl South Main Street

PTA December meeting features Yuletide program at school

The December meeting of the Public School Parent Teacher Association will be held Monday evening in the school auditorium. The program includes a talk The Message of the Skies by Dr. Dustheimer of Baldwin Wallace College Berea songs by the high school chorus O Little Town of Bethlehem Alma Masters soloist Silent Night Contique de Noel Burton Hoffner soloist high school orchestra accompaniment and readings by Miss Selma Ehrman of Baldwin Wallace dramatic department.

Dustheimer Baldwin Wallace College Berea Dramatic Department Baldwin Wallace

Christmas party plans for Eagle Auxiliary meeting

The Eagle Auxiliary schedules a Christmas party at the next meeting on December 23 with a tureen dinner and gift exchange before the regular gathering. Circle 5 of the Woman's Union will hold a Christmas party Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Ed Young’s home on Maple Street with Miss Ella Jaeger and Mrs Robert Grey assisting.

Eagle Auxiliary Circle 5 Woman's Union of St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church Ed Young Maple Street Ella Jaeger Robert Grey

Noon Day Club Meeting At Pythian Hall

The Noon Day Club held its weekly meeting Thursday at Pythian Hall. A dinner served by the Past Chiefs Club committee fed 23 attendees including Charles Lersch of Ashland Milling Co.

Pythian Hall Chiefs Charles Lersch Ashland Milling Co

Mrs Avery Informs Of Ex Amherst Resident’s Death

Mrs J B Avery learned from Mrs Fran Seeley, once Miss Lucia Clement of Amherst, that her father Z A Clement died at his San Jose California home. He was 93 years old.

J. B. Avery Fran Seeley Lucia Clement Amherst Z. A. Clement San Jose Cal Clement

Hospital News Admissions for Mrs Alvin Sprinkle

Admission notice lists Mrs Alvin Sprinkle of R D 2 Amherst as newly admitted to the hospital. No further details provided.

Hospital News Alvin Sprinkle Amherst

Area church schedules list Sunday services and pastors

Multiple churches including St Peter Evangelical and Reformed St Paul Lutheran First Evangelical and others publish their Sunday times Church school and worship hours plus under pastor names Rev C E Schmidt Rev M A Hayes Rev T J Williams Rev R C Bosse Rev M A Burris Rev James Smith and Frs James Urban for English and German services at St Paul Lutheran and St Joseph R C with Epworth League and Evangelical services noted 참석

St .Peter Evangelical Foursquare Church James Urban

Church Ladies Aid and Family Weekend Notices

Morning service honored Mrs. George Robinsons birthday and long service as an adult Sunday School teacher. Ladies Aid hosted at Mrs. Franks home. Dec 16 Christmas party with ten cent gift exchange. Local families, travels, and visits across Lakewood Troy Eaton and West Virginia noted.

E. &. Phipps Illinois Thei Son John Prince Troy Rev Mrs. Carpenter Hall Lakewood

Farewell Party for Eschtruths in Monagan Home

A farewell gathering at Mr. and Mrs. M. Monagan’s home honored Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eschtruth on their upcoming move to Ruggles Ohio. Guests played Cootie and prizes went to Edith White Mrs Fritz Arthur Eschtruth and Reverend Theodore Paul. Refreshments were by Mrs Monagan and Mrs Elmer Keller.

Paul J. Mahan Fritz J. Dulugas M. Starr F. Palezar Edith White Elmer Kelier Knight Arthur Eschtruth

Willing Workers Class Hosts Tureen Supper and Meeting

The Willing Workers Class of the M. E. Church held a tureen supper and business meeting in the church parlors on Monday evening. Guests included Jeane James and Jean Monagon, visiting Misses Helen and Ruth Eschtruth. Visitors to Lorain area included Mr. and Mrs. David Trostle and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tumey, with others from Mans field and Mans field area. Helen McIntire recovering from an automobile accident at Memorial Hospital. Dinner guests Wednesday included several local couples.

M. E. Church Jeane James Jean Monagon Helen Ruth Eschtruth Joe Henson David Trostle Idaho Avenue Lorain Herbert Tumey Lakewood Kunkle Paul McIntire Baby Mansfield CG. &. McIntire J. Henson J. P. Morgan Helen McIntire Memorial Hospital Ford Road Merlin Monagan P. Gifford Arthur Eschtruth Gannat Mrs. McClerg

Secrets at the Syrian sanatorium cast doubt and danger

Elizabeth Allen works as a secretary to Professor Auer in New York and is hired by Dr John Morris at a Beirut area sanatorium. Suspicion falls on Meres as Morris grows tense, with Stephen Payne hinting at a hidden link to Michael Brown and a menacing tone as mysterious voices speak in the night.

Elizabeth Allen Auer New York Syria John Morris Beirut Stephen Payne Professor Meres Professor Auer Brown Stephen Elizabeth Meres Dr Morris Lizabeth Mary Dr. Morris Beth White House Michael Brown

Dinner Guests At Monagon Home Include Lorain Visitors

Other recent dinner guests at the Monagon home were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thorla of Lorain, Mr. and Mrs. P. Koehns of Lorain, Mr. and Mrs. F. Palezer, and Mrs. Audrey Carlisle of Lorain.

Monagon Robert Thorla Lorain P. Koehns F. Palezer Audrey Carlisle

Local Families Return From Vacation and Community Notes

Mr and Mrs L H Keller and their children Arnold and Ruth returned home Monday after a two week vacation visiting Baltimore and Florida. Mrs F Palezar and Mrs M Monagan called on Palezars mother at Amherst Hospital Sunday. Mr and Mrs QO Rew and son Alfred visited T stinebring and the Baldwins, with Mrs Rea’s mother Mrs Cox of Toledo. Kathryn McMillan of Loraine tea guests at supper. Official Board met at Methodist Church with Mrs Myron Starr secretary. Mrs B Copas elected to manage church records as Kathryn McMillan resigns to move to Loraine. M E Church Sunday School teachers planned Christmas program for December 26. Loyal Workers’ Auxiliary meeting at the home of Mrs Leonard Dean December 14 with a Christmas party and gift exchange. Markley P T A Ways and Means planned another benefit dance December 10 to raise funds for a piano for Miss Reisinger’s room.

L. H. Keller Arnold Ruth Paul Lane Baltimore Maryland Florida F. Palezar M. Monagan Cox Toledo T.stinebring T. M. Baldwin Kathryn McMillan Lorain F. H. Lewis Myron Starr B. Copas M. E. Church Loyal Workers M. EB Leonard Dean Ways and Means Committee Markley P.T. A John Bauman Henrietta Hill Elyria Oscar Zurcher Neil John Zurcher Kenneth Mather Lakewood Jesse Portman Adam Horn Catharine Helmsath Rose Birmingham Mary Becker Carl Brownhelm Madge Currier C. H. Currier Sielen Bauman Baldwin Wallace College Hardy Coates Rebecca Lodge O. C. May Oberlin Paul Hostettler Cleveland John Hostettler George Latteman Andrew Mary Baker Coon Henry Mary Bohn Ray Brown Barbara Laura Mae H. G. Portman Milton Parrish Lena Gegenheimer Homer Cox Harold Coates E. N. Walker

Mrs Frankie Reese Attends Elyria Lunch Hostesses

Mrs Frankie Reese was a guest at lunch recently of Mrs Edgar Gates and Miss Mildred Day at their home in Elyria.

Frankie Reese Edgar Gates Miss Mildred Day Elyria

Funeral rites held for Mrs Catherine Faulhauber in Cleveland

Funeral services for Mrs Catherine Aberling Faulhauber were conducted last Friday at St. Thomas Aquinas Church on Superior Avenue, Cleveland, with burial at Holy Trinity Church in Avon. The former Dover resident recently observed her 82nd birthday.

Dover Catherine Aberling Faulhauber St. Thomas Aquinas Church Superior Avenue Cleveland Holy Trinity Church Avon Faulhauber

Local families attend aunt's funeral in community gathering

Mr and Mrs Fred Klukner and son Carl and Mrs Anna Hartmann were guests of Mr and Mrs George Eberling recently. Mr and Mrs George Eberling Edward Eberling Mrs Harvey Simons and Mrs Joseph Eberling attended the funeral of the former's aunt.

Fred Klukner Carl Anna Hartmann George Eberling Edward Eberling Harvey Simons Joseph Eberling

Brownhelm Birth Announcement and Guest Departure

Born to Mr and Mrs Howard Kneisel a son. Kenneth Gerrick who has been visiting here has returned to his home in West Virginia.

Brownhelm Howard Kneisel Kenneth Gerrick West Virginia

Missionary Society Meeting Plans Fund Merger

Mrs. A. J. Cooper hosted the Women’s Missionary Society at her home. Mrs. H. B. Whittlesey led the program and Mrs. Alice Claus handled devotionals. They approved buying supplies for one bed at Pleasant Hill School in Tennessee and presenting the educational fund. The treasury held 17 dollars for Schauffler College as Rev. R. E. Albright’s plan to merge with the Ladies Society was accepted.

A. J. Cooper Women’s Missionary Society of the Congregational Church H. B. Whittlesey Alice Claus Pleasant Hill School Tennessee Schauffler College R. E. Albright Ladies Society of the Church

Unemployment Dispute in Outlying Italy Areas Grows

Unemployment in Italy's peripheral regions is rising, sparking concern over local economies and social instability. Authorities face mounting pressure to implement targeted job creation measures and support programs for affected communities.

Italy

Missionary Society Meeting Held In Wellington Ohio

The M B K Missionary Society met in the home of Mrs Lonzon S Green in Wellington with twenty members present. Miss Florence Starr led the session and announced a new member drive. Reports were given by Mrs Mary E Church and others, devotionals by Mrs Scott Anderson, and Reverend Lonzo Green spoke on stewardship. Carol readings and singing followed with punch served at the close.

Wellington Ohio Lonzons Green M. BK. Missionary Society Florence Starr T. M. Pfeiffer Mary E. Church Home Department Charles Barnes Miss Starr Scott Anderson Daurel Shepard Lonzo Green Mecca Phoebe Elizabeth Erseny Budaun India Hugh Kirkpatrick Cora M. Shepard Martha E. Robinson Maten Algeria E. L. Sharp A. H. Peirce Sharp

Thanksgiving and Christmas Party For Home Builders Class

Thirty members of the Home builders class of the M. BE. Church met at the home of Mr and Mrs A B Jones on For est street for a combined Thanks giving and Christmas party A covered dish supper was served with tables decorated in Christmas trim Reverend L S Green opened the program with devotions using the text The foronticepiece of the Upper Room The January meeting was agreed to be held in the Herrick Auditorium Hostesses will be Mesdames Robert Herrick Mary Pitts and William Powell An exchange of gifts was enjoyed at the Jones home Mrs sharp led the entertainment.

M. BE A B. Jones Forest Street L. S. Green Herrick Auditorium Robert Herrick Mary Pitts William Powell Jones Home

First Congregational Church Fellowship Supper Meeting

The annual Fellowship supper and business meeting of the First Congregational Church was held Thursday evening at the church with a covered supper. A school sextet performed three selections and various church reports showed quotas met with a balance, furnace fund near paid, and the budget adopted. The meeting changed the annual meeting month from December to November and elected officials including Miss Alice Andrus as scribe and Frank Andrus as treasurer, plus new trustees J. P. Rogers and E. J. Massard, with multiple deacons reelected.

First Congregational Church Gnareh Lillian Davis Ruth Ordray Evelyn Smith Margaret Aibner Gladys Oney Phyllis Ullin Alice Andrus Frank Andrus J. P. Rogers E. J. Massard H. L

Garden Club plans Christmas light contest and book notes

Mrs L G Bradstock hosted Garden Club members at her home with Mrs G E Wells assisting. Homer Barbe opened the meeting with a school sextette performance and a list of new garden books by Catherine Gallahan the local librarian. The group announced the Christmas lighting contest awarding $3 for the best lighted home and $2 for second, with three judges appointed. The club voted $1 to Not An Empty Stocking Fund and postponed officer elections to January 13 at the Hummells residence. Refreshments were served.

Garden Club L. G. Bradstock G. E. Wells Bradstock Homer Barbe Wilma Brewer Catherine Gallahan William T. Moran H. B. Couch Jessie Wright S. H. Hummell South Main Street

Wellington PTA Carni val Plans January 26 1938

Wellington Parent Teachers Association schedules a charity carnival for January 26 1938 with How ard Page as committee chairman. Assistants include Carolyn Clifford Ma Clark N F Linder EB Ware Mrs Robert Herrick and Morris Brenner. The Hamlin group will hold its next meeting.

Wellington Parent - Teachers’ Association Howard Page Page Carolyn Clifford Ma. Clark N. F. Linder EB. E. Ware Robert Herrick Morris Brenner Hamlin

Woman's Relief Corps Meeting and Christmas Shout

The Woman's Relief Corps will hold its event in the hall on December 21. The Wellington Guy Club will sponsor a Christmas shout at the regular club grounds on Sunday afternoon.

Woman's Relief Corps Wellington Guy Club

Methodist Episcopal Lonzon Service Plans Universal Bible Sunday

The Sunday school meets at 9:30 under superintendent Charles Barnes. Morning worship at 10:30 features Rev. Green on The Fountain of Life. The senior high string quartet and Marie Adler will perform. Epworth League divisions meet at 6:30 PM. Pastor’s sermon The Man Who Was Lame on Both Feet at 7:30 PM.

Methodist Episcopal Lonzon. Green Charles Barnes Green Fountain of Life Marie Adler Epworth League

First Congregational Plans Sunday Services and Talk

The church hosts Sunday school at 9 30 led by Col J C MacDermott and a 10 30 morning worship. Dr Recard, minister, speaks on How Master Life Loose Ends with special choir music.

First Congregational Charles W. Recard J.C. MacDermott

Church Services at First Church James A Ready Minister

The Church of Christ with minister James A Ready offers Sunday School for under 30 at 10:30 for Lord's Supper and sermon. Christian Endeavor 6 390. Evening service follows at 7 30 with sermon topics The Upper Room and The Twenty second Psalm.

Church of Christ James A. Ready

First Baptist Schedule Viwes Sunday Services

John H. Green, minister, announces Sunday School at 9 36 morning worship at 10 30 B P U at 6 30 P M and evening worship at 7 30 P M with the church calendar for the day and week.

First Baptist John H. Green

St Patrick's Catholic Mass Notices

The Rev William T Moran will celebrate Sunday Mass at 9 and 10 o'clock, with services announced for parishioners. Colorful details noted for St Patrick's Catholic Church.

St. Patrick's William T. Moran

Minstrel Show Draws Large Audience At School

An old-time minstrel show by the junior and senior high glee clubs drew a large crowd in the school gym. Proceeds go to the athletic fund. Directed by Miss Marie Adler, Leo Grimes, and the Gloom Busters. Boosters Nettie Nuegele Jack Bear and Dick MacDermott sponsored. Acts included blackface end-men Bill Preston Bill McClaflin Charles Webber Harald Brenner Karl Olsen Norman Walton. Two parts with vaudeville nets, magic by four magicians Robert Sutliff Harold Brenner William McClaflin Charles Webber. Armand Ensign on electric guitar, Warren Williamson guitar, and Pauline Vowels tap-dancing.

Marie Adler Leo Grimes Gloom Busters Howard Page Wilbur Sutlerf Nettie Nuegele Jack Bear Dick MaccDermott MacDermott Bill Preston Bill McClaflin Charles Webber Harald Brenner Karl Olsen Norman Walton Robert Sutliff Harold Brenner William McClaflin Armand Ensign Warren Williamson Pauline Vowels

Fire Department honors retiree and council appointee

Henry Clodwick, after fifteen years with the Volunteer Fire Department, was hailed as guest at a Ramser's Hotel chicken dinner hosted by the Fire Laddies. Sidney Stemple was also honored as substitute fireman. Clodwick resigns to take a village council seat January 1. Fire Chief Lynne Coates accepted a farewell gift on behalf of the department, and the firemen presented Coates with a gift. The group were guests of the Eagles at their club rooms.

Henry Clodwick Ramser's Fire Laddies Sidney Stemple Clodwick Lynne Coates Fire Department Coates Eagles

Honor List Under New Grading System in Amherst

Sen Amherst announces a new honor-rating system where 4.25 average and at least one A are required for the Mace. A equals 5, B 4, C 3, D 2, F 1. Second six weeks qualifiers include freshmen Helen Ashyk Beverly Mori Magdalene Saras Irene Shaffer. sophomores Mary Abraham Betty Bechstein Ida Botos Helen Simoshkevich Norma Slack. juniors Josephine Gambis Ralph Schacht. seniors Stanley Ashyk Helen Katona Charles McCartney Elmer Schacht Anna Simashkevich Elinor Supers June Thompson William Yuresko.

South Amherst Helen Ashyk Beverly Mori Magdalena Saras Irene Shaffer Mary Abraham Betty Bechstein Ida Botos Helen Simoshkevich Norma Slack Josephine Gambis Ralph Schacht Stanley Ashyk Helen Katona Charles McCartney Elmer Schacht Anna Simashkevich Elinor Supers June Thompson William Yuresko

PTA Bingo Night Funds Bleachers Projected

The Bingo party sponsored by the Parent Teachers Association in the school auditorium on Thursday evening cleared 35 dollars to help defray the expense of the new bleachers.

Regular Ladies Dime Sorisi Meeting at Church Parlors

A regular meeting of the Ladies Dime Sorisi was held in the congregational church parlors Thursday afternoon. Routine work was transacted and favorable reports were given. During the social hour Mrs. Arthur Engle served refreshments. The next meeting will be in two days.

Ladies Dime Sorisi Arthur Engle

Saint John’s Evangelical Pastor Service Times

St John’s Evangelical Church outlines Rev C E Schmidt leading Sunday School at 1 00 PM and public worship at 2 00 PM on Sunday, inviting parishioners and neighbors to attend.

St. John’s Evangelical C. E Schmidt

Catholic Church and Methodist Services Listed

The Nativity parish led by Pastor Rev R J Steiger conducts Masses at 9 00 and 10 00 A M while the Methodist church led by Rev M A Burris offers Mourning Worship at 9 30 and Sunday School at 10 45 all in the same listing.

Catholic — Church of Nativity R. J. Steiger Methodist M. A. Burris

Congregational Pastor Rev Joseph Michelic Services

Congregational church schedules Rev Joseph Michelic for Sunday School at 9 30 and Morning Worship at 10 30. The noted pastor leads a morning service with the Sunday school preceding worship. Participants and parishioners are invited to attend.

Joseph Michelic

Garber Family to Perform at Kipton Methodist Session

Mr and Mrs Elmer Garber and their two children from Kipton will entertain Sunday at 10 45 AM during the Methodist Sunday School hour. The public is invited to attend the program at the church.

Elmer Garber Kipton Methodist

Visitors Gather at Birmingham Home Event

Jenrietta Brown and Ray Brown family along with Mr and Mrs Ferguson and Myron Ries joined Mr and Mrs Henry Johannsen in Birmingham for a Saturday evening visit.

Ray Brown Mrs. Ferguson Myron Ries Henry Johannsen Birmingham

Community Happenings in Elyria and Nearby Towns

Social visitors and family gatherings fill a weekend in Elyria and surrounding areas. Courting Mrs. Bauman and relatives, guests from Birmingham, Lakewood, and Oberlin share meals and calls. Christmas exercises load the Reformed church calendar with the Rev and Mrs Kaetzel hosting.

Portman and Sanders Attend Oberlin Concert

Mr and Mrs Jesse Portman attended a concert at Finney chapel Oberlin on Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Harold Sanders and daughter Donna Mae of Amherst visited the O C Sanders home on Friday evening.

Jesse Portman Finney Chapel Oberlin Harold Sanders Donna Mae Amherst O. C. Sanders

Avon Village Council Minutes Report Regular Meeting

Avon village council met Thursday evening December 9 at Town Hall. Minutes were read and approved, bills paid, and a purchase of additional tire equipment was approved. The last meeting of the year is scheduled for December 2.

Avon Hiall

Ladies Auxiliary to Wists Glot Hosts Sweet Ane Meeting

On a Friday night at the hall the Ladies Auxiliary to the Wists Glot held a social gathering to welcome new members and recognize a few joining efforts.

Mareh ot Line snort tale at avua filed Scuool

A garbled list of names and roles appears in a damaged school notice or program segment. Readable fragments indicate participants or attendees such as Doris Gelhart, Mary Schwartz, Ruth Wearsen, Marion Citg, and others, with several initials and mis-spellings. The item reads like a roster or social column from a local school event.

Mary Schwartz Plann Vois Geransa Ole Ano Ruth Wearsen Youu Puis Gerlune Fortnoier Tapance Marion Citg Mesis Ureig Announcer

Junior class plans show night for December 24

The Junior class outlines a December 24 show night inviting all. Mrs Antone Forthofers a parent at dol notes preparations. Joseph ravspieat and Lorain. Mrs. George Mitchel spent Friday evening at Mrs. Sorman Stockhouy's home in Bay Village.

Antone Forthofers Dol. Joseph S Ravspieat Lorain George Mitchel Sorman Stockhouy Bay Village

Samaritan Wedding Promises First in a Decade

In Jerusalem’s Samaritan community a rare wedding is planned after ten years, uniting a Samaritan priest with the niece of the high priest. The match highlights the community’s careful traditions and notable lineage within its ancient faith.

Jerusalem Holy Land

Australia reports living well within income

Australia reports the country living well within its income and buyers of automobiles paying their installments.

Australia

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