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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1933

Page

4

Christmas Festival At Club Dinner Tells Origin Of Carols

Dr William Muir Auld spoke on Christmas as a festival and the origins of Christmas carols at the Business and Professional Women's Club annual Christmas dinner at the Woman's Club. The program featured readings, carols, and a discussion on sanctity, motherhood, and childhood as sources of Christmas spirit. The social committee, chaired by Miss Elizabeth Thomas, organized the event with festive decor and a singing group performance.

William Muir Auld Woman's Club Jesus Liza Lehman the Manger Caesar Franck Dr. Auld England Chaucer Elizabeth Thomas

Christmas Party For Y. W. Club Met With Mrs Bacon

The Metropolitan Club of the Y. W. Co. A. met yesterday with Mrs. Earl Bacon for a Christmas party. Mrs. Bacon and Mrs. Roy Clymer served a dessert to ten members and two guests. A short business meeting followed by a program plans report. The group played bridge with Mrs. Ernest Jones winning the high score. Gifts of food toys and clothing for charitable work were donated. Mrs. Ellsworth Schneider will host on January nineteenth.

Metropolitan Club Earl Bacon Eastern Heights Boulevard Ellsworth Schneider Oxford Avenue

Christmas Meeting of Nettie Finch Webber Club Held at Cornell

Mrs J B Young and three cohostesses led the Nettie Finch Webber Club Christmas gathering at a Cornwall avenue home. Miss Nanee Cope read a Christmas story The Girl Who Walked Without Fear while Mrs E R Laver presided, Doris Monroe sang two solos with Alice Wilmot at the piano. Members exchanged gifts of bound By Lows and filled Christmas baskets. Next meeting set for January 19 at Miss Laura Delefield’s Cleveland Street home.

J. B. Young Alice Gertie Wilmot H. R. Wright Nettle Finch Webber Club Church of Christ Cornell Avenue Nanee Cope America E. R. Laver Doris Monroe Alice Wilmot Nettie Finch Webber Club Laura Delefield Cleveland Street

Royal Neighbors of America Host Christmas Party

Forty eight members of the Royal Neighbors of America and their children attended the lodge Christmas party last evening. A short business meeting preceded the program and plans were made for next month’s installation. The program featured carols, piano solos by Robert Costall Alma Wirth John Malterer, recitations by Dick Hansman Norma Woodcock Myra Schafer and Norman Wirth, a duet by Mrs Bemis and Mrs Biddle, and a final visit from Santa Claus who distributed gifts to the children.

Royal Neighbors of America Lodge All Robert Costall Dick Hansman Jerry Birkline Norman Wirth Bemis Biddle Norma Woodcock Alma Wirth Myra Schafer John Malterer Edward Malterer Santa Claus

Emmanuel Guther Sunday School Class Holiday Party

The Junior class of Emmanuel Guther held a Christmas party at their teacher Miss Ruth McDowell's home on Friday evening. Games and stunts provided amusement with prizes won by Marian Lindbergh Mary Born and Bob Adams. Refreshments were served later in the evening. Present were Mary Born Marian Lindbergh Donna Sheweil Lois Robinson Marjory Black Bob Rickside Bob Adams Blaine Sprague and Lloyd Kinney.

Emmanuel Guther Ruth McDowell Marian Lindbergh Mary Born Bob Adams Donna Sheweil Lois Robinson Marjory Black Bob Rickside Blaine Sprague Lloyd Kinney

College Club Christmas Party Includes Radio Studio Skit

The College Club held its final pre vacation gathering with dancing, an orchestra, and a radio broadcast stage set to resemble a studio. Performances featured impersonations by Florence Taylor and Beatrice Demirjian, tap numbers, and a Gracie Allen and Georgie Burns sketch by Lowell Stone and Kay Pfaff. Esther Bowen closed the show as announcer before dancing resumed and refreshments were served.

BBC Reiff School of Dancing Harmonie Twins Florence Taylor Beatrice Demirjian Annabel Jackson Gracie Allen Georgie Burns Lowell Stone Kay Pfaff Esther Bowen

Christmas Cantata and Sermon at 10 45 Service

The church hosts the eighth sermon in the Great Christian Teachings series at 10 45 with a growing interest. At 7 30 p m the Choir presents the Christmas Cantata The Adoration by George Nevin with solos by Mrs. O E Brodbeck Charles D Carpenter and Robert Moore. Elyria Ladies Octet performs two groups of carols and anthems. Epworth League Devotional Service at 6 30 p m. Church School at 9 30 a m. The choir offers Awake Put on Thy Strength by Dudley Buck. Offertory anthem He Shall Be Great by Miller. Miss Louise Browns organ numbers include Adeste Fidel es in morning and On the Shore and Christmas Pastorale as offerings and postlude respectively.

George Nevin O. E. Brodbeck Charles D. Carpenter Robert Moore Elyria Ladies Epworth League Dudley Buck Miller Louise Brown Loret Vidor Buck de Lange

Elyria High School Chorus to Sing at Emmanuel Church

The Elyria High School Chorus directed by J. Martin Beck will present a Christmas Carol service at Emmanuel Lutheran Church at 7:39 with a string trio assisting. A morning service includes Holy Communion at 11:45 with the choir singing It Am the Bread of Life and On Bethlehem's Plain, with organ preludes Andante Pastorale by Alexis and By Still Waters by Worspool.

Emmanuel Lutheran Church Elyria High School J. Martin Beck Bethlehem Alexis Still Waters Worspool Earth

Sans Souci Club Holds Christmas Party On Gates Avenue

Members gathered on Gates avenue for a Christmas party with Wini fred Ehricke. Bridge produced the high score for Pearl Tuthill, Miriam Faxon finished second, and Vivina Jackson was consoled. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served. A December 1 party is planned at Hollen den Hotel in Cleveland.

Sans Souci Winifred Ehricke Gates Avenue Bridge Pearl Tuthill Miriam Faxon Vivina Jackson Hollenden Hotel Cleveland

Calendar notes for Monday club meetings and events

Calendar r and w for Monday lists Woman's Welsh Club Christmas party at 800 Park Avenue with a 6:30 tureen dinner and a ten cent gift exchange. Lorain County Bee Keepers election of officers meets at Eastave with Mr. and Mrs. George Yost. Galaxy Club and N A Q Club also hold meetings with their respective hosts. Several other clubs gather for Christmas planning and Bible study across Canton and Lorain areas.

Woman’s Welsh Club Howard Butler Park Avenue Robert Moore Lorain County Bee Keepers George Yost Eastave Galaxy Club Ted Seward Cascade Street Grace Lumley Beverly Court Sunny Side Up Club Ed. Weber Fairlawn Vve

Missionary Bertha Scheidt to Speak at St Paul's

Miss Bertha Scheidt, a Honduras missionary on furlough, will address the morning service at St. Paul's Evangelical Church tomorrow. A German service is at 8:45, Sunday School at 9:30, with a brief school address possible. The Evangelical Young Peoples League meets at 6:45 for devotional time.

Bertha Scheidt Honduras St. Paul's Evangelical Church Miss Scheidt Evangelical Church Evangelical

Franklin school Girl Reserves plan aged care project

The Girl Reserves of Franklin School gathered at the Y W C A to select a grandmother at the Home for the Aged and organize future acts of kindness. Today they held a bake sale to raise funds for needy children. Miss Margaret Terry serves as adviser to the group.

Franklin School Margaret Terry

FIRST CONG S CHURCH SUNDAY SERVICES

The Rev William Muir Auld will deliver the sermon As Christmas Comes at ten forty five Sunday morning at First Congregational Church. The choir sings Lovely Appe ar from Gounod Redemption with solo by Mrs A C Hudnutt. Church School meets at nine thirty. A rehearsal of The Coming of the King by Dudley Buck is set for Sunday afternoon, December 24 at four o'clock.

William Muir Auld First Congregational Gounod A. C. Hudnutt Dudley Buck

Sunday through Tuesday Girl Reserves and church activities

The schedule lists a Sunday 2:00 p m recognition service. Monday includes 2:00 p m Jefferson Girl Reserves party at the Y gym, 4:00 p m Ely Girl Reserves party at the Y gym, and a 7:00 p m Bible class. Tuesday features a 6:30 p m Friendship Club Cabinet Tureen Supper and a Suni Club Tureen Supper with a Children's Christmas party. Wednesday shows a 3:00 p m Darling Class party.

Jefferson Y. Gym Ely Friendship Club Suni Club

Sermon at Grace Lutheran on The Christian Greater Than John

Reverend F J Schumm will deliver Sunday morning sermon at 10 45 on The Christian Greater Than John the Baptis. Choir directed by Leonard Krugman will sing Sing and Rejoice by Williams. Evening service at 7 will feature a talk on Davids Prophecy of an Eternal Kingdom.

F. J. Schumm Grace Lutheran Church John the Leonard Krugman Williams David

N M T Club Adopts Bois Blanc Name

The N M T Club met at Esther Raision's home on Middle Avenue. The club voted to change its name to Bois Blanc and formally initiated all new members. Miss Cummings, Mt Holyoke College graduate, spoke on Lovally followed by games and a luncheon.

N. M. T. Club Esther Raision Middle Avenue Bois Blanc

Miss Griswold Hosts Unity Club Meeting at Wooster Street

Miss Marie Griswold entertained the Unity Club Friday afternoon at her Wooster street home with Mrs. Lina Wales assisting. The group voted to send fruit, food and Christmas cards to shut ins. Refreshments served to ten members and one guest, Mrs. Russell Hillier. January meeting planned. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Young of 166 Northrup street at Elyria Memorial Hospital on December 16.

Marie Griswold Wnity Club Wooster Street Lina Wales Russell Hillier Clarence Young Northrup Street Elyria Memorial Hospital

Hospital Notes Admissions List Includes Multiple Patients

The hospital records show admissions for James Saxon of 142 Cleveland Street David Anton Rh D No 6 Joe Naveau of Grafton George Danton Oberlin Edward Notley 22S Gates Avenue George Webber Henrietta Mrs Carl Short 610 West River Charles Custar 119 South Olive Street Mrs Clarence Young 165 North Yup Street Mrs Carl Maringer $14 Longford Discharges include Veletia Axx 125 Beverly Court and Herschel Wilson R D No 2.

James Saxon Cleveland Street David Anton Joe Naveau Grafton George Danton Oberlin Edward Notley Gates Avenue George Webber Henrietta Carl Short West River Charles Custar South Olive Street Clarence Young North- Yup Street Carl Maringer Longford Veletia Axx Beverly Court Herschel Wilson

First United Presbyterian Church Service Schedule

The worship on Sunday includes Bible School at 9:30 a.m. with Paul in Rome from Acts 27 and 28. Morning sermon at 10:45 titled Christ the Light of Men. Evening worship at 7:30 p.m. The youth meet at 6:30 p.m. A men’s meeting is set for Monday evening December 15 at 7:30. Midweek devotional Wednesday at 7:15 with Bible study on 1 Samuel 9-31 at 7:43.

First United Presbyterian Church Paul Rome

Advent Sunday Services and Christmas Plans at Church

On this Sunday the third in Advent an early Holy Communion at 9 30 a.m. precedes Sunday school room instructions. A 10 45 a.m. service features Handel Messiah motifs with J Martin Beck recitatives and a sermon urging mercy and fairness. Kappa Beta Kappa meets at 7 15 p.m. to finalize December Christmas plans.

J. Martin Beck Kappa Beta Kappa

Eastern Star Elects Mrs May P Dramm New Worthy Matron

Mrs May P Dramm was installed as Worthy Matron at the Eastern Star session in Masonic Temple with about 108 in attendance. The event featured Christmas decorations, a brief program with songs and recitations by Mrs B H Long Mrs Eric Chapman Mrs J Paul Taylor and Little Jack Miller and a holiday dining presentation. The chapter will meet again on Friday January 5 1934.

May P. Dramm Eastern Star Masonic Temple B. H. Long Eric Chapman J. Paul Taylor Little Jack Miller Pete Miller Betty Lillian Wegat Jack Miller

Sermon Series Moves Nazarene Pulpit to Fulmer

The Church of the Nazarene in the Smith Block above Bower's drug store will host Rev. D. P. Fulmer for a three sermon series on the wanderings of Israel under Moses and Joshua. The final sermon will cover Entire Sanctification with a special evangelistic message in the evening. Services start at 10 15 A M and 7 30 P M. Elyria Men's Bible Class meets at Rivoli Theater at 9 30 A M with L B Hindman speaking on Jesus Justifies His Breaking of the Sabbath Law. Paul Wainwright and Clare Short will sing Christmas carols. Donations of canned goods are requested for Christmas aid.

Clay Church of the Nazarene D. P. Fulmer Israel Moses Joshua Fulmer Smith Block Bower's Drug Store Elyria Men’s Bible Rivoli Theater Broad Street L. B. Hindman Jesus Paul Wainwright Clare Short

Garthe Bros to Sing Sunday at Church of Christ

The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel plans a 7:50 p.m. Sunday Gospel Singers program featuring George and WH Garthe with Moe George Garthe as accompanist. The group, renowned in northern Ohio, will perform multiple duets and solos. Speaker Mr. Fowler will conclude with a talk on the "Soul of Tarsus" and a morning 10:30 address on "The Ring Face of the Betts." The day includes Junior Church numbers, Bible School at 9:30, a 2:00 p.m. Christmas pageant rehearsal, and a 6:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor meeting led by Russell Shepherd.

Church of Christ Second Chapel Streets George WH Garthe Moe George Garthe Ohio Charles E. Braun Jesus Braun Brock Reitz Lillian Mallory Herman Gannett Dana Fox Christian Endeavor Society Russell Shepherd Wm. C. Fowler Christ Mr. Funk

Christmas Party by Upper Room Bible Class

The annual Upper Room Bible Class Christmas party for children was held last evening with festive decorations and treats. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McWilliams led the event, letters of regret from two couples were read, and a varied program featured solos, recitations, stories, banjo and xylophone numbers, a Bethlehem visit tale, and a Santa Claus appearance distributing gifts.

C. W. McWilliams McWilliams E. L. Bailey Plymouth Clayton Smith Cleveland Thomas Richards Elton Adams Mary Ann Berkley Bethlehem J. A. Katey

Beatrice Piper Hosts Jolly Eight Club Event

Miss Beatrice Piper of Cleveland Street hosted the Jolly Eight Club last evening with dancing and prizes awarded to Mr. Lee Piper Mrs. Bert Lord and Mrs. A Choates. A luncheon at small tables followed for Mesdames George Schmittgen Bert L ord Choates Kenneth Lord Victor Resar Lee Piper and F Schnuerer. Names were drawn for a Christmas gift exchange at the next meeting two weeks hence when Mrs Schnuerer will host a Christmas party at her Marseilles Avenue home.

Beatrice Piper Cleveland Street Jolly Eight Club Lee Piper Bert Lord A. Choates George Schmittgen Bert Lorda Choates Kenneth Lord Victor Resar F. Schnuerer

Christmas services and events at local churches

First Baptist Church plans an 7:30 pm Christmas message by Dr. R E Neighbour on The Visit of Shepherds to Bethlehem with choir and orchestra. Afternoon group trip to State Farm at Grafton led by Harold Briggs. Evangelist A W Rimanotsy speaks to Business Men's Bible Class at 9:30 am. Pilgrim Community Church Sunday programs include Second-Hand Review as morning sermon at 10 45. Evening Christian Endeavor and Woman's Association meetings follow.

Baptist Church R. E. Neighbour First Baptist Church Shepherds Bethlehem State Farm Grafton Harold Briggs A. W. Rimanotsy Cleveland Rimanotsy Pilsclm Community Church

Mrs Wilson Visites Detroit Relatives After Brother's Death

Mrs H P Wilson of East Avenue visits Detroit to spend time with her daughter Mrs Fred Sims and relatives in Wyandotte Michigan after being summoned by the death of her brother.

H. P. Wilson East Avenue Detroit Michigan Fred Sims Wyandotte

Republican Women’s Club Meeting Features Joseph Petro

The Republican Women’s Club meets Tuesday evening at the Woman’s Club at eight. Joseph Petro is set as the speaker for the program. Jackie Elton will perform a feature segment of the program.

Republican Women's Club Woman's Club Joseph Petro Jackie Elton

Recognition Party Honors Older Widening Circle Members

A Baptist East Avenue House gathering marked a recognition party for veteran Widening Circle members. The program included carols led by Mrs. Hayes, readings by several members, reminisces on the group’s 1914 origins, and gifts for founders Mrs. Annie Everhard and Mrs. F O Wilford. A white Christmas centerpiece preceded holiday baskets for needy families. refreshments followed for about ninety attendees.

Baptist East Avenue House Hayes Walter Davies R. H. Harrison Mariun Daniels S. M. Fulton F. Oo Wilfred vanAietpad Mickjetmac Moadt Tellows Ettie Rockwell Annie Everhard Bethlehem F. O. Wilford East Avenue R. E. Neighbour J. C. Everhard L. A. Hayes W B. Miller

First Methodist class hosts Mrs Ackerman party at Oak Street

Miss Ida Mae Smith hosted the Sunday School class gathering at First Methodist Church on Oak Street. Seventeen members enjoyed games and Christmas carols led by Miss Dorothy Byers on piano. Miss Leona Mowry and Mrs. Allyn Grimes assisted with refreshments. A gift exchange closed the evening.

Ida Mae Smith Oak Street First Methodist Church C. M. Ackerman Dorothy Byers Leona Mowry Allyn Grimes

Impersonations Highlight Good Will Bible Class Christmas

The Good Will Bible class hosted a Christmas luncheon at First Congregational church parlor with 35 attendees. Members staged impersonations of famed women including Harriet Beecher Stowe, Julia Ward Howe, Jane Addams, Louisa May Alcott, Marie Dressler, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Madame Schumann-Heinicke, ending with a Christmas offering and brief business session.

Good. Will Bible First Congregational Church Frances M. Young Miss Rich America Miss Gough Miss Seton Martin Mueller Harriet Beecher Stowe A. L. Agate Julia Ward Howe George Tulk Charlotte Brooks Jane Addams Miss Addams Louise M. Alcott H. D. Townsend Marie Dressler the Chapman Franklyn Roosevelt Elizabeth Rich Madame Schumann-Helinke

Marriage License Applications Listed for Lorain Area

Francis Haman 30 fisherman Vermilion and Olga Hickley 21 Lorain seek license before Justice of the Peace. Harry Goldstein 33 salesman Lorain and Lillian Weinstein 25 Lorain before Rev Novak. Clifford Earl McGill 22 farmer Litchfield and Dorothy May Schwarer 18 Grafton before Rev Schort. Howard Clarence Henniger 21 laborer Lorain and Shirley Ruth Tilbourne 20 Lorain before Rev Marshnall.

Francis Haman Olga Hickley Lorain Harry Goldstein Lillian Weinstein Novak Clifford Earl McGill Farmer Litchfield Dorothy May Schwarer Grafton Schort Howard Clarence Henniger Shirley Ruth Tilbourne Marsnall

Mrs Carroll Kingsley Shaw Leaves for Washington D C

Mrs Carroll Kingsley Shaw visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W F Bell of Third Street leaves this evening for Washington D C to join her husband who is a financial examiner with the Public Works Administration Department.

Carroll Kingsley Shaw W. F. Bell Third Street Washington, D. C Public Works Administration Department

Holiday visitors and local notices spread across city

Miss Elizabeth Brown of Muskingum College visits her parents Reverend and Mrs G A Brown on Princeton avenue. Mrs Sarah Bowland of Genoa Ohio arrives to see her son BE OW Bowland on Clark street while Mrs Fred Sheldon and son John attend the Mother's Jewels meeting at the Methodist church in Lorain. Joan and Renee Smith visit grandparents Mr and Mrs E S Smith on Oak street. Richard Wentz travels from Pittsburgh to stay with his parents on Columbus street. Miss Bernice Jackson of Muskingum College will vacation at home on Washington avenue. Todd M Moise to return from the University of Virginia to stay on Columbus street during holidays. Mr and Mrs Carroll T Post and daughter Marjorie Jean spend the weekend in Sandusky visiting relatives. Fred N Lehman pledged by Beta Theta Pi at Carnegie Tech. freshman in College of Engineering. Miss Florence Bickford leaves for Newton Massachusetts for two weeks with Mrs Henry McElwain. Miss Ina Muaya Ardell heads to East Liverpool Ohio for Christmas. Miss Jessie Randall of Cleveland visits Mrs James Van Dusen over the holidays. Mrs Bertha Burrell has been ill for ten days. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Carl Maringer on December 15 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Miss Oma Shumaker leaves for Pittsburgh PA to spend holiday at home.

Elizabeth Brown Mushingum College G. A. Brown Princeton Avenue Sarah Bowland Genoa Ohio BE. OW. Bowland Famiy Clark Street Fred Sheldon John Lorain Joan Renee Smith Carroll T. Post Marjorie Jean Longfellow Street Sandusky Fred N. Lehman Third Street Beta Theta Pi Carnegie Institute of Technology Lehman College of Engineering Florence Bickford Siath Street Newton Massachusetts Henry McElwain Ina Muaya Ardell Liverpool Onlio Jessie Randall Cleveland James van Dusen Bertha Burrell North Qoave Street Carl Maringer Longford Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital Oma Shumaker Pittsburgh Pennsylvania

Christmas Visit Next to Ruth Hausch in Ohio

Mrs. Ruth Hausch of Madison Ohio is the guest of Miss Carrie Lou Church of West Avenue during the Christmas vacation.

Ruth Hausch Madison Ohio Carrie Lou Church West Avenue

Areme Club Holds Luncheon and Bridge Winners Named

Forty three members attended a tureen luncheon at the Masonic dining room. Christmas decorations were supplied by the committee and a gift exchange added cheer. After a brief business meeting officers were elected with Mrs Carrie Otto becoming president Mrs Wilfred Bowdler secretary and Mrs W H Stuntz treasurer.

Areme Club Masonic Carrie Otto Wilfred Bowdler W. H. Stuntz

War reshapes peasants hold on soil in Badarn Eyrnne

In a long running story the society notes the war has placed peasants in possession of soil in Badarn Eyrnne, marking a pivotal economic shift. observers call this one of the era’s most important changes as land rights spread among common people.

Badarn Eyrnne

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