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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1931

Page

5

Meeting of Spanish War Veterans Booster Club Held

The Northeastern Ohio booster meeting will be at Miyrle High School tomorrow with Ted Robinson of Cleveland as speaker at 2:30 PM. In the morning the Veterans and Auxiliary hold separate sessions. About 500 delegates from 22 camps expected. Lorain County Chorus to lead services at South Ridge Evangelical Church tomorrow at 7:45 PM. Goodwill Sunshine Club meets with Mrs Grace Heinzerling Tuesday for a dinner. Elyria Musical Art Society Student Department meets Tuesday December 15 at 3:45 PM at the Congregational church instead of the scheduled time.

Goodwill Sunshine Club Grace Heinzerling Harvard Avenue The Elyria Musical Art Society Congregational Church

Monday Fine Arts and Community Club Events

Monday events include a lecture recital at First Congregational church and a Chamber Music Society program. Various clubs meet at churches and homes for parties, study groups, and health talks. Knights, Lions, and youth groups plan activities. Local social calendar lists birthdays, meetings, and a theater party for children.

Miss Louise Mussey Weds Harry Wallen Mosely in New York

Miss Louise Mussey married Harry Wallen Mosely of New York City in a morning ceremony in the bride’s mother’s home on East Seventy-Ninth Street. Rev. Allan Burns officiated, with Miss Kathryn Troxel as maid of honor and the couple planning residence at 179 East Seventy-Ninth Street in Elyria Chapter D. A. R. plans follow-up events and a belated reception.

Louise Mussey Harry W. Mosely New York New York City Harry Wallen Mossey Allan Burns Chicago Community Chest Fund Movement William Parker Massey Seventy-Ninth Street Kathryn Troxel Harry Wallen Mosely Miss Massey Miss Troxel

Dorcas class hosts and charity events at Judge Webber home

Dorcas class of the Church of Christ is hosted by Judge Webber with Miss Katie Leith as hostess. Members report seven Thanksgiving baskets and other items from the relief committee. The group votes to donate fifteen dollars to the Cleveland Christian Home for Children and plans a silent bake sale for three weeks. A finished quilt will be given to needy families. Gifts are exchanged, and a Christmas program and readings are shared before a large refreshment sendoff for 76 attendees.

Dorcas Church Fof Christ Scome Judge Webber Katie Leiteh H. L. Wright Relief Committee Cleveland Christian Home W. C. Fowler Chas Drusendahl Ira Wissinger H. B. Alger Alice Wilmont J. D. Hand H. R. Wright Josephine Barth Santa Claus P.C. Gould T. Goodwin Jack Baird Ralph Miller Ida Earnhardt A. C. Nihnert W.C. Fowler Bastave,Bue

Missionary to China speaker at church of Christ Sunday

The Church of Christ announces a 7:80 pm Sunday talk by Mr. Fowler on the Ire of Joseph and the Hebrew Nation. An evening musical program features Mrs. D A Baira contralto Paul Wainwright tenor and Clare Short on piano with several numbers including Berceuse Ring the Bells of Heaven and The Lost Chord. Morning service at 10:30 am features Rev Clarence Hamilton missionary sermon. The Bible School opens at 9:30 am and Junior Church at 11:30 am. Senior Christian Endeavor meets plus social music by Harriett King and Wm Robertson.

China Church OF Christ Fowler Joseph D. A.baira Paul Wainwright Clare Short Barrett Heaven Brown Sullivan Ferris Land of Carp and Wine Filmore Clarence Hamilton Ob‘omn College Women's Missionary Society Henry Scott Bible School Neuwirth Christian Endeavor Society Mary Fox Donna Hing Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society Harriett King Wm. Robertson Wainwright Humphrey Elyria Riveli Theatre Jas. A. Hewitt Amelia Humphrey Gabriel P. J. Smith Wm. C. Fowler Galilee

North West Encampment Elects Officers for 1932

North West Encampment No. 118 met in the Ohio State hall on Broad Street. Officers elected for the ensuing term include Chief Patriarch L H Vedder Senior Warden Morris Kirk Junior Warden Charles Richards High Priest A C Milles Financial Scribe Fred Beckwith Treasurer S K Telzerow Recording Scribe Robert L Hastings Trustee O O Strohl and Relief Committee Frank McDonald Robert A Hastings. Patrols from Lorain Cleveland Norwalk and Amherst attended and a luncheon followed.

North West Broad Street L. J. Blake Mason DD. Smith Thurston Olmsted L. H. Vedder Morris Kirk Chas. Richards A.C. Milles Fred Beckwith S. K. Telzerow Robert L. Hastings O. 0 Strohl Frank McDonald Robert AL. Hastings Wm. Smith G. A. Friday Lorain Cleveland Norwalk Amherst Elyria Noble Grand . K. Telzeraw Elyria Lodge No. 103 J. J. Lurz TL. J. Blake

Little Sorority Christmas Party At Tapper Home

The Little Sorority met at Miss Sarah Tapper’s home for a Christmas party with gifts, bridge, and prizes. Ruth Tapper won high score and Ruth Ganter won low. A luncheon followed, then plans for a gathering January 5 at Aletha Haugh’s Wooster street home. Mrs. Russell S. Pond and daughters Edith, Priscila, and Amy Loss of Sarasota, Florida, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Pond on Washington Avenue.

Sarah Tapper Ruth Tapper Ruth Ganter Aletha Haugh Wooster Street Russell S. Pond Edith, Priscila Amy Loss Sarasota Florida Harold W. Pond Washington Avenue

Local Hospital Notes and Mission Study Club Dinner

Hospital notes list admissions and discharges for Emil Mellon Parnia Ohio Ann Donnenwirth Buevius and others with addresses and home locations. A separate item covers a Mission Study club at First Congregational church with a string quartet providing music after dinner and discussions led by Mrs Green Mrs Shaw Mrs Davies and others. The group plans holiday basket packing and resuming meetings on January eighth.

Emil Mellon Parnia Ohio Ann Donnenwirth Buevius William Myers River Street Paul Lise Lorain Harvey Blough Wellington Fred Whitely E. Bridge Mary Ellen McDonald Lorain County CLA Mission Study Club O. Greene E. Chapman Tt. Hand Els M. Seten First Congregational Church Angel Gabriel Chapman Waite Q. Townsend G. McCullough F. N. Smith California Green 5. Shaw R. Davies B. McLean Adele Brown John Millen Moore

Fifteen Bridge Tables at Elyria Country Club Dinner

Fifteen tables of progressive contract and auction bridge were in play at the Elyria Country Club last evening during a dinner bridge event. Winners included Mrs. W. B. Timms and H. D. Biggs for first in contract, and Mrs. K. R. Jenson and Charles Fell Jr. for second. in auction bridge first went to Mrs. E. M. Williams and A. J. Plocher, with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Reynolds second. Ed Raus won high score at pivot contract. The dinner table was decorated with yellow pom poms and green candles. A bachelor party for Earl Tompkins, soon to wed Miss Charlotte Zachman, was held at Leonard Krugman's home with music, cards, gifts, and late refreshments.

Donna Norma Stegman Chase Street Charlotte Zachman Earl Tompkins Elyria Bridge Eleanor Hillmer Margaret Krugman Busnco Club Bunco Fred Hadaway West Avenue Lena Taber Mame Wetzel Fern Sudro Agnes Feron Elyria Country Club W. B. Timms H. D. Biggs K. R. Jenson Charles Fell, Jr E. M. Williams A. J. Plocher WT. Reynolds Ed Raus Earl Tompling Leonard Krugman Mr. Tompkins

Dance at LaGrange Town Hall by Frank Cook's Orchestra

A dance event is set for Tuesday evening December 15 at LaGrange Town Hall featuring Frank Cook's Orchestra. Admission is 50 cents for single and 75 cents for a couple.

LaGrange Town Hall Frank Cook

Mrs Eva Shattuck Hosts Guest at Floral Court

Mrs Eva Shattuck of 110 Floral court will host as her guest Sunday Mrs Russell Brooker of Akron who will conduct a discussion hour at 2 30 PM Miss Wilma Scheyneman of Walnut street admitted today to Elyria Clinic for operative treatment Friends of Mrs Marla Brush of 234 Eighth street will be sorry to dance every Sunday eve at Nuhn s Barn with Resar s Orchestra Fryberger Pastor See r at 330 Broad St Sunday eve Readings daily at 650 Broad Ph 36584

Eva Shattuck Floral _court Russell Brooker Ak‘ron Wilma Scheyneman Walnut’street Elyria Clnic Marla Brush 234 Eighth Street Fryberger Seer Broad St Broad

Elyria faculty attend state basketball meeting in Columbus

Five Elyria High School staff members traveled to Columbus for a state basketball coaches and officials meeting. The local delegation includes C. P. Shively, A. W. Smith, Roy Clymer, F. A. Eaton, and Carl Smith. Several residents plan weekend visits with relatives in nearby towns and attend church events and weddings in the area.

Elyria High School Columbus C. P. Shively A. W. Smith Roy Clymer F. A. Eaton Carl Smith Lucille Wanda Krisher Princeton Avenue Neil Tall

Mixed Dances Nuhn's Barn LaGrange Ra Every Sat Evening

Ed Dachtler's Collegians perform at Nuhn's Barn in LaGrange, with Saturday evening dances nightly engagements.

Nuhn LaGrange Ra Ed Dachtler Collegians

Also Mentioned on This Page

Woman's Club Chamber Music Society Second Congregational Church Cornell Avenue Methodist Sunday School Katherine Fisk Lydia Black Ninth Street Circle No Methodist Church George Haines East Avenue Ransey Dubl-Dee Club Kathryn Arnold King Solomon's Lodge Hall Guild of Wamba Club Ruth Roessier Lodi Street Colonial Club W. A. Crandall Karl Court Woman's Home Club G. W. Wilcox South Legat Street Woman's Association of the Second Congregational Church Isabel Roberts Africa Brotherhood of American Yeomen Knights of Columbus Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias Child Welfare and Social Service Dept Child Welfare and Social Service Department H. G. Hoover Fred Todd Jack Black Young Mons Club M.C. A Marabiag Fblk Isaac Haas Peddler Loratt Rebecca Morowitz W. J. Fay Mesdames Hard Jaster Vaught Gates Wilford Wilcox Bourquin Boyer Fay Shepard George Lamberton Walker G. H. Brownell Washington National Better Films Committee George Washington Hastman Teaching Films Co Elyria Board of Education W. H. Thomas Martha Rutledge Handel Girometta Sibella Gounod Walter Cook Baldwin- Wallace College L. B. Fauver United States of America Lucille Warner Women's Relief Corps Women’s Relief Corps Helen Hubterd Rose Burrely Charlotte Lewis Lena Klasek Maude Jackson Cora Bemis Clara Wendell Florence Perry Helen Flubbard Jena Kiasek Florence Holcomb ST. Andrew's Church Christ O (Wisdon T. Tertius Noble HH. West Goodwill Bridge Club Harry West Longfellow Avenue A. Pays James Collier Claire Burket Miss Zachman Vanity Shower Pilgrim Church Pilaring Church Irving Shepherd George Bird John Roberts Nina Ramser Emily Scrivens George Day Francis LaCroix W. L. Bodine Arthur Scrivens Harold Scri Daughters OF Scotia K. of Phall Vialtork Glovar Bessie McCaffery Williamson Brummerville Blakeslee K. of Pr. Hall W. J. Flint Bellfield Avenue North Olmsted Dover Areme Club United Presbyterian Church Jesus John Patmos C. L. Brinto First Methodist Episcopal Church Raymond Huston Piper Louise Brown Rogers Haydn Wilcos R. B. Barker M. H. Crowder E. W. Korner M. WY. Fey Epworth League Tmcks Helen Upp First Baptist First Baptist Church R. T. Ketcham Israel Loren Palmer Guilmant Posilude F. A. Yost St. Saens Risack G. H. Wilson C. S. Daley Malcolm Court G. J. Box Foster Charles Wilson Harley Wilson C. L. Daley Perry Dorothy Bemis Lite Arnold Wilson Little Sorority Don Mer Saura S Music Store Broad Strett Hospital Eastern Star HAVI Masonic Hall Wayside Inn Birmingham Resar’s J. G. Hollinger Canton, Ohio P. M. Gentzel Fourth Street Blocher Villa Deal Ruth G. Thomas Wooster Peerless Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co Second St Imperial Furniture Co East Ave
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