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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1932

Page

13

Carlisle Notes and East Carlisle P T A Meeting

Carlisle and East Carlisle brief items under the Chu Lady's Aid and D A R with guests from Elyria Cleveland and Oberlin. East Carlisle P T A reports a busy, charitable program with 851 garments made and distributed by volunteers. Christmas program planned at Carlisle Center school December 22.

East Carlisle P. T. A Parents Teacher Association East Carlisle School William Seedro W. B. Hamtin A. H. Goodspeed Howard Miller Red Cross Carlisle West Ridge West Ridge School Carlisle Center School Thad Robson Walter Smith Sylvia Wilson Alex C. Schilliman Elyria Henry van Dyke King

Mallet Creek Pythian Sisters Held District Convention

Mrs. Robert Lance attended the 19th district convention of the Pythian Sisters at Medina held Friday at the Pythian Sisters Home. About 200 members from Summit Portage and Medina counties participated. The L A S of the M E church met December 14 in the Sunday school rooms and worked on quilts after a school dinner served by Division No. 3.

Pythian Sisters Mallet Creek Robert Lance Medina Pythian Sisters Home Summit Portage L. A M. E Church Caffeteria

Fire destroys two rooder houses and 300 ducklings

A fire of unknown origin destroyed two broader houses and 300 ducklings owned by G. C. Yentzer on the Branch road last week. Medina fire department responded. no other farm buildings were destroyed. Attended meeting at Wooster R. E. Lance spoke at the state Holstein Association gathering.

Rooder G. C. Yentzer Medina Wooster R. E. Lance State Holstein Association

Cantata Practice At M P Church For Christmas

Members of the M P church are practicing a cantata to be presented around Christmas time. The date and program will be announced in this column at a later date.

M. P. Church

Ralph McConnell Receives Merit Certificate From Holstein Friesian

Ralph T. Ralph McConnell son of Mr and Mrs Wm McConnell of Branch road earned a certificate of merit from the Holstein Friesian Association of America for satisfactory calf club work. He is a York Junior Farmers 4 H member and a sophomore at Y H S, with the certificate granting full privileges of the organization.

Eeann T. Ralph McConnell Wm. McConnell Branch Road Holstein- Friesian Association of America Hint Ralph York Junior Farmers

Swartz Family Musicians Visit Euclid Schools Next Sunday

Philip Swartz and Arthur Swartz performed in six programs at five Euclid schools directed by John Beck. Philip also to play clarinet with Baldwin Wallace Conservatory Orchestra conducted by Carl Schuler in the concert Sunday afternoon December 18 at four.

Euclid Philip Swartz John Beck Athur Swartz Philip Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory Carl Schuler

Chicken Pie Supper and Apron Sale Draw Crowd

A good crowd attended the chicken pie suppers and apron sale last Wednesday evening. The Society cleared about $306.

York School News Debates Next Wednesday Afternoon

The second round of debate will be held next Wednesday afternoon with the affirmative team going to Ledil and the negative team debating Spencer here at 2:00. A tax discussion debate will be of interest.

York Ledil Spencer Psychology Club Seville Sharon Edith Geisinger YM. S Baldwin-Wallace College Berea Aeronautical Club Cleveland

Local notes recount visits and events around Ithaca and West Salem

In Ithaca Michigan Mrs Court Rasor visited her mother while Mrs Rasor's health remained poor. A barn fire killed 254 poultry with no insurance on the building. Many locals attended social events including a Lodi hospital benefit in Lodge, dances in Helden, and a miscellaneous shower for Vic and Mrs Lawrence Wilson. The 4 H club and senior Girl Reserves planned activities, and a Columbus trip for 4 H members was announced.

Leitchfield Dac Court Rasor Ithaca Mich Mie Iva Allan Lodi Lod Doris Leach Akron Sherman Swanker Lakewood Willis Leach Swanker A. S. Canfield Millersburg Russell Myron Barth FL Musser Helden Harold Linkert Ellsworth Swanker Cleveland Charles Turner Eichid F. S. Turner C. R. Camtrea Mary Streett Hospital Minnie Kruggels Janet Stephan Esther Frombaugh Urial Crow Chas. Asherk Eugene Leach Swift Cy F. H. Schott Pittsburgh Lawrence Halladay Lake Wales Fla C. F. Musser Wadeworth Stanley Riggs P. U Vic Lawrence Wilson A. O. Chapin Barberton Lawrence Marland Schott Wendell Taddy Santa Claus Paul Krugeel

Court of Honor to award scout badges in Wellington

On Monday evening in the school gymnasium Wellington scouts will receive badges for advancement. Be. W. Rule of Elyria will preside as Eagle Commissioner. Four scouts will gain second class badges, four first class, three Star scouts, and seven merit badges. The inter patrol contest ends with a meet at the high school gym.

Wellington School &Ymnasium BE. W. Rule Elyria Eagle Patrol Beavers Foxes Wolves

Legion Post Votes to Enter Junior Baseball Team in 1933

Morgan-Dirlam Post No 4 American Legion voted to enter a Junior baseball team in the American Legion Junior program for 1933. Geo Ormeroid will oversee the team with Milo Voxtheimer and H G Laun don assisting as coaches. Plans include selling patronage books through a local oil firm to fund the team and a roast supper after the next Legion meeting.

Nior Morgan-Dirlam Post No American Legion Geo. Ormeroid Milo Voxtheimer Wellingtos Legion Ming H. G. Laundon

Wellington Masons host past matrons and patrons gathering

Mrs. Lawrence Baker presided as worthy matron and led fifty guests for a Tuesday evening in Masonite hall. The program featured a six o clock covered dish dinner an entertainment by Mrs Roy McCormack s musical kindergarten and card games.

Lawrence Baker Wellington D. E. 5 Masonite Musical Kindergarten Roy McCormack

New London Choral Club to Open Concert in Church

The newly organized Choral club of New London will give its opening concert at the Second M. E. Church on Sunday evening December 15. The fifteen-voice group is under the direction of J. V. Stone. Local events include a high school basketball officials meeting in Toledo and various community activities and visits across Huron County.

New London Choral Club of Paul Snyder New London High Cuy Farnsworth Jake Piper Fred Hitchcock Ashland Amherst St. Peter's Myusetical

Christmas Club Meeting At Mrs Horteure Smith Home

Nineteen members and guests attended the New London Home Garden Flower Club Christmas gathering at Mrs Horteure Smith home assisted by Mrs Ada Gregory. The program featured Mabel Kelley on The Legend of the Flowers and Mabel Jenney on Christmas plant legends with a contest won by Mrs Francis Jacoby. The event concluded with Christmas gift exchanges.

New London Home Garden Flower Club Horteure Smith Ada Gregory Mabel Kelley Mabel Jenney Francis Jacoby M. E. Sunday School Worthington Dorothy Nelson Alice Ward Jeanette Emerson Wilma Reach Rat Daron

Community Bridge Club Hosts Rex Lee Family Gathering

Residents of Henrietta and nearby areas attended the Kenri gna bridge gathering with high score by Tarley Kelly and consolation for Mrs Ernest Lamverlager. Hosts served refreshments as guests including Arch McDowell Harley Kelly Bravst Lam verioger and others. The day also features church society meetings with Christmas program and gift exchanges, plus visits and local social firma.

Bridge Club Kenrigna Rex Leea Enleriaied Tarley Kelly Ernest Lamverlager Arehlg McDowel Harley Kelly Bravst Lam.verioger

Belden School Notes and PTA Schedule Update

Belden reports a magic show for pupils and teachers from Hurgette Co. and mothers sewing costumes for an operetta The Miser's Dream by grades 1 6 on December 19 The December PTA meeting date moved to December 22 due to a basketball game White Elephant gift exchange planned Bring wrapped gifts Local residents visit relatives and attend community events amid widespread flu and illness among children

Belden Hurgette Co Cost Mes Pr. T. A

Card Party by North Elyria Grange at Lake Avenue School

The North Elyria Grange sponsors a card party at the Lake Avenues School auditorium on Saturday evening December 17. Three varieties of games will be played and refreshments served. Committee in charge: Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Higgins and Mrs. Henry Bislich.

Edward Schroeder Elysiavenue Eleanor Papworth Pedro John Weonhard James White Fred Peterson Elizabeth Louis Gesheringer Elyria John Leonhard Walter Urshail South Amherst Thomas Nugent Roy Papworth Winona Holy Name Society of

Sunday School Officers Elected at Lake Avenue Meeting

Election of officers at Lake Avenue Sunday School results show J. H. Hogan as Superintendent and Mrs. E. F. Croskey as Secretary. Other posts include Mrs. R. H. Miller Treasurer and Mrs. Robert Taylor Pianist with Mrs. Howard Hulse as Assistant. Mothersingers postpone meetings to Jan 2 1933. Maplewood PTA to meet Friday at Maplewood School.

Escents Lake Avenue J. H. Hogan E. F. Croskey R. H. Miller Robert Taylor Howard Hulse Home Department Reynolds

Mr and Mrs Provosnik Host Visitors From Cleveland

Mr and Mrs Frank Stone of Olmsted Falls and Mr and Mrs Rudolph Youngman with Mrs Burt nett and their children of Cleveland were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Provosnik and daughter. Harold Parks who injured his hand starting his car Tuesday morning is reported in very satisfactory condition.

Frank ‘Stone Olmsted Falls Rudolph Youngman Burtnett Cleveland Frank Provosnik Harold Parks

Local Happenings Around Huntington Area

Mr and Mrs Jake Hartman move from New London to the Alexander farm southeast of town. Visitors include Earl Garrison and daughter from Cleveland and Forest Rice family. Elyria and Cortland trips noted along with health updates for J S Heitfner and G W Roberson.

Huntington Jake Hartman New London Alexander Farn Earl Garrison Cleveland Johnson Crile Albert Krage Fred Krage Lorain Cirela No. 1 Tadies’ Aid Society Claud Simonson L. E. Chapman John Cassell Helen Cassell P. Rice Eva Ashland Rice

Penfield U S Elects Officers At M E Church

At Penfield M E church Sunday officers for 1933 were named by the nominating committee and voted in. Names include Arlo Smith superintendent F E Kleinhans assistant superintendent Ruth Nawcomb secretary Edsar Jones treasurer Grace Kleinhans pianist Esther Sooy assistant pianist Russel Dickason chorister Mrs Levi Smith assistant chorister. Visitors and illness noted. Mrs Everhart critically ill.

U. S Penfield M. E Homer Sooy Dorothy Smith Levi Smith Arlo Smith F. E. Kleinhans Ruth Nawcomb Edsar Jones Grace Kleinhans Esther Sooy Russel Dickason Mrs. Levi Smith

Evening at Clarence Wise Home Tells Local Visit Details

Miss Lucille Wise is spending time in La Grange with Mrs. Clarence Wise. Mrs. Clarence Wise visited Thursday afternoon with her mother Mrs. Henry Pfeiffer. Ed Werner and family from Litchfield spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wise.

Carlisle Carl Haven East Avenue Chu Christ Ladies’ Aid P. C. Biddle Elyria George Bush la Grange Road Eric D. Chapman Hedges H. H. Gregg Butternut Ridge Road Woman J. J. Vaughn Rock Island Carl Diedrich Diedrich Fred Dietz Oberlix Aimon C. Dima- Zine Park Cora Dimahne Harley Wilson Wilson Road Eaton Clayton Lebeck Marie Cleveland Acker Earl Bennet Albert Parker Russell Bennet Clara Mae Eddy Percy Kohl John Peterson Bert Blakes- Jee Grafton Road William Pfieffer Miller Jones Cecil Martin Victorine Sears Edward Shattuck Shattuck Inn T. N. Haven Clare Haven Wallace Dimaline Island Read Almor. C. Dimaline Greston Road Cyril Smith Geraldine Earl A. ¥. Smith J. A. Dickason Clyde Wertz Nova Delwin Seeley Harvey Cartwright North Royalton Leon Marcellus John Firestone Spencer J. C. Bricker M. P Roger Dobson Valley City Agnes Holmes Litchfield Kristian Kolveried Ralph Parker Medina Flord Nettleton E. W. Brintzall Baird Creston Lloyd Foote Town M. J. Dague Maxine Seeley Jane Seeley Frank Watkins H. O. Pratt Wellington Will Peebles Hinckley John Chamberlain Allen Tinder Tate Ter Mumford Mallet Creek Caroline Goodman Wretcner Ernest Landie Lydia Elizabeth Adelle Hattie Goodman Inez Goodman W. C. Schleben Lakewood Henry Droege Harold Spieth LaGran Cambaugh Roy Huitz Charles Wise Hattie Zacharias Art Abram Oscar Gest Iwrence Ernest Landir Herman Wise Mary Killip Naomi Newman Arthur Wise Toona Seck Howard Wise Beers New Iladelphia William Mohler Dani el Bert Taft Lucille Wise Otto Luci la Grange Clarence Wise Henry Pfeiffer Ed Werner

Congregational Ladies Meet Plans Christmas Party

The Ladies Society of the Congregational Church met at the church parlors with Trg. Edward Dietch hosting. Circle No. 1 plans a Christmas party at Mrs. H. A. Williams home on December 21 with gift exchange. The afternoon featured rug crocheting and a luncheon.

Sara Binder O. E Ladies Aid Society The Methodist Church Turner Ladies’ Aid Society Evangelical Church Melvin Goger John Bauman, Jr A. L. Dudley Alvah Kelly Harvey Kelly Rex Lees Wallace Court M. E. Church Missionary Society of the M. EF Carrie Snyder Norwalk Bickel Ira Starkey Cleveland Congregational Ladies Ladies’ Society Congregational Church Trg Edward Dietch Hosesses Sesson Circle No. 1 H. A. Williams Shupe Avenue

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