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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1936
Page
8
C O McIntyre critiques a physician’s view of neurosis calling it hype while praising steady, no frills leaders like Rotarians. He argues many without neuroses have shaped enterprises, noting genuine courage and practicality over self pity and phobic trends. He recounts a nameless gourmet tale from imperial Russia era.
A vivid reminiscence describes an era figure who enjoyed after-theater bingo with the reigning chorus and celebrated with champagne from every galaxy slipper, a playful detail highlighting personal flair and social evenings. The passage closes with a fragment noting a person named Bor.
On his New York arrival a Jus dian Baron hosted a breakfast for a ducal visitor. Two score gourmands sampled a vast cold buffet with delicacies from lobsters to Westphalia hams. Wines and spirits from across Europe filled the room as Napoleon cognac rested in dusty bottles from ancient cellars.
A narrator recalls a culinary tour with actor John Drew and Russian customs. The party enjoys lavish meals and a grand duke’s table, then reveals a Corsican cook misdeeds in Paris and horse meat in meals, prompting vegetarian weeks and lingering effects on appearance.
Avon Lake December 12 The Avon Lake P T A will hold its Christmas meeting on Tuesday December 15. The chief feature is a one act play titled A Christmas Party. The story follows a modern college girl who tries an elite party. Cast includes Camilla Mrs Clifford Barshaw Chris Clay ton Mays Mrs Rose Camilla's mother Mrs H C Locke Aunt Jane Mrs Ernest Werdel Gus Camilla's brother William Pyson Polly Camilla's friend Mrs Herbert Barnes Janet Camilla's friend Mrs Irvine King Maria.
Church directory listings for Princeton Ave at Garford include Dr J L Urich pastor with parsonage at 464 Princeton Ave Tel 3% 053 and weekly study in sacristy with Sunday services 10:48 am confession and absolution and 9 30 am church Bible School. St John s Lutheran Broad Stand West Ave lists Armin Schroeder pastor 9:15 am Sunday School 10 00 am English service with seasonal language variations and no English unit in January April July October. 11:00 am German service and no German service when English communion is present.
Listings detail service times across multiple churches including 2nd Congregational Lake Ave West Street Dr A E Kemp, First Baptist Second Street Middle Avenue Dr R E Neighbour, St Pauls Evangelical 230 Third Street Rev Ernst Irion, Salvation Army Capt Henry Hiller, Alliance Spiritualist Halt 536% Btond St Rev Anna Hale, and others with Sunday School morning worship and evening services, plus youth and prayer meetings.
Lake Avenue Community Church invites attendees to a 9:30 A M worship service led by Pastor Peck and a Bible school session for children. The notice references Kermit and baptism, indicating special programs or participants.
Fourteenth Street and West area notes Rev Budny pastor with Masses at 8 and 7:30 am. Seventeenth Street Rev C C Smith pastor with Sunday School 9:30 am supervised by H R Pha Supt and morning service at 10:00 am then BY P midweek prayer service Wednesday 7:30 pm. Jones Chapel Seventeenth Street Rev R A White pastor with Sunday School 9:30 am and Greenfield service at 10:45 am. ACE League 6:00 pm and 7:30 pm evening service with Wednesday meeting.
The Colored Maid, Mrs Wayne Black, directs a Christmas play with the Boys Choir providing musical interludes and carols. Second grade mothers host refreshments led by Mrs Rogers and Mrs Burkhardt. After the meeting, the Mothers Study Club conducts a bake sale under Mrs Redding, Mrs Peterson, and Mrs Huling. Mrs J D Horsfal directs the play. News notes mention Ella Moore and Nancy Carol attending her parents 52nd wedding anniversary in Cleveland.
Readable lines note Jerusalem features six football fields and ten tennis courts. This concise item confirms the number of football fields and tennis courts in the area.
Wellington D Dec 12 Mrs Ruby Duff was installed as Worthy Matron of Temple Court Chapter Eastern Star at Masonic Hall with 150 present from Lakewood Cleveland Ashland Elyria Oberlin and surrounding towns. Sara Binder installing officer aided by Maria Wells and Helen Baker. Various officers and star points installed with white Bibles. A reception followed with dinner and gifts. Performers Gertrude Dibble Lena Yoxtheimer Helen Peirce Waite provided musical interludes.
Wellington churches unite for a Christmas Carol service at 7 30 Sunday evening in the First Methodist church auditorium. The program features Wellington public school musical groups under Miss Dorothy Lienhard, with vocal and instrumental ensembles including a string quartet and brass section.
Miss Lienhard confirms all music fits the holiday season. Dr. C. W. Rec ard, pastor of the Congregational church, will give the invocation and Rev. Lonzo Green, pastor of the M. E. church, will deliver the benediction.
The Not An Empty Stocking Fund for Wellington will end on Tuesday December 15 1936. By Thursday night $321.20 had been turned in plus gift packages for needy families organized by the King's Daughters for Christmas.
Wellington village will get 11 729 as its share of 1 160 000 in county funds from real estate and public utilities taxes. The Board will receive 78 for damage to a school bus body. Robert Avery, son of Mr and Mrs W Avery of Wellington R F D, a Baldwin Wallace College sophomore, has been elected president of the Baldwin Wallace chapter of Pi Kappa Delta. He is a Wellington High School graduate.
Wellington American Legion Auxiliary held a card party in Legion rooms on Wednesday night with a fair attendance. Maurica Rady won the men's Pedro prize and Mrs George Bishbaugh won the ladies prize, not low to Mrs Percy Garrett. George Bishbaugh took the men’s Pinochle prize with Miss Nott winning the ladies prize and Mrs Merritt Parker low. Light refreshments followed.
Sixteen members of the Ma trons Association of O. E. S. enjoyed a 21 o'clock luncheon at Ramser's restaurant Thursday noon. Hostesses were Mrs. Marie Ramser and Mrs. Dora Spangler. Installation of 1937 officers followed with exchange of Christmas gifts.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Dittinger of Mill Street announce the engagement of their daughter Hazel Ramsey to Ernest Greenback son of Mr and Mrs Belford Greenback of Sullivan.
The annual Alumni dance will be held in the Wellington High school gym on Wednesday evening December 30. Open to all Alumni and friends of the Wellington High school. Robert Herrick serves as manager of the event.
Mrs Lonzo Green opened her home to Meth odist Episcopal Missionary Society members on Thursday afternoon Miss Florence Starr presided Rev Lonzo Green led devo tions Mrs D B Stevick reviewed Rational Understanding about the Negro of the South Mrs Arlo Smith spoke on Negro poets and read related poems Mrs Mary Church read a Thanksgiving poem Mrs Green shared an experience in tithing The next meeting was moved to January 7 at the church with guest Ruth Hege as speaker
Twenty two members of the M K Sunday school Young People's class gathered for a December party at Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Gray on Bark er street. The gathering opened with a supper and a business meeting planned a Christmas Eve chicken dinner for local children aged 6 to 12. Ruth Kirkpatrick chairs assisted by Mrs. Roral Stark Mrs. John Anderson and Wilma Lampen. The plan includes decorating graves of late class members.
Oberlin Ohio December 13 The annual Christmas Vesper Service will be held Sunday at four o clock. The choir will perform the cantata The New Born King by Hugh Blair with soloists Barbara Bastian Ruth Mosher Grace Shearer Mrs Norman Smith Eleanor Zellers Thomas A Edwards Lucen Kutukchieff Lowell Maechtle James McKelvey and Edward Bushman A flute octet directed by G E Waln will play several numbers Carroll A Fowler directs the choir and W K Breckenridge plays the organ Rev S Lee Whiteman Jr pastor will lead prayer and scripture reading.
The Pythian Sister Temple held their annual election at their regular meeting last evening selecting officers for the coming year. Mary McGranh was named Past Chief and Christina Mahan was appointed Last Officer. A joint installation with the Knights is set for January 7, and a Christmas party is planned for December 18.
The regular Girl Scout Council meeting convened Thursday afternoon at Mrs J C McCullough’s South Cedar avenue residence. Pine Cone and Peter Pan troops shifted from James Brand House to the High School Domestic Science room. A report praised last week’s church bazaar as very successful and notes the Christmas play “A Pot of Red Geraniums” was planned.
Discussion covered Christmas services at the church and raising the remaining 15 dollars to finish painting the basement. Paint for decorating the ceiling has been ordered. Ruth Kirkpatrick led games, and the next gathering will be at Dick McConnell’s home west of town for a sleigh ride if snow is sufficient.
Lee L. Smith learned his mother is seriously ill in Sebring Florida. Dickie Hardman is ill with scarlet fever. Mrs Laurel Shepard spends the weekend with her parents in Berea. Mr and Mrs Irving Dunford welcomed a six pound son born Thursday night. A stove fire in an unoccupied house next to the Texaco station west of town at 1 30 Friday afternoon was confined and extinguished within minutes.
A fragment notes a performance titled sented by the Pine Cane and directed by Mrs Frani Craig, with the event apparently well attended.
The First Methodist Episcopal church will observe its third anniversary in Oberlin at the morning service Sunday. J. T. Henderson, involved with the church since 1883, will read a history detailing its origins on South Main Street, the second building on North Main Street, and key changes in church use since then.
The Rust M. E. Church will hold a 7 30 PM rally Sunday with Rev Hall of Loe Rain and two local ministers. Oberlin church members are invited and the event is sponsored by Club No 1 of the Rust M. E. church.
Dr R E Brown of the Theological Seminary travels to New York for a meeting of the Executive Committee of the General Council of Congregational and Christian Churches of America. He will address Oberlin alumni in Hartford on December 20 before sailing December 23 to join Mrs Brown in Europe.
Mr and Mrs Karl W Gehrkens return from a 10000 mile journey reaching Rainy Lake and Lake of the Woods in Canada and Monterey Mexico on the southern leg of their travels.
A survey by the Imperial Economic Committee shows Britain increasing beef and veal production and consumption. Output has grown by over one million hundredweight in seven years, reflecting a sustained rise in domestic meat supply.
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