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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1931

Page

5

Community clubs plan Christmas gatherings across city

Multiple groups meet Friday for holiday events including Tigredia Social Club at Mrs I A Melton home on Fourteenth Street, Royal Neighbors at Woodman Hall, Mothersingers Chorus rehearsal, and Bisha Woman's Club executive board. Volunteers host Christmas supper, candle lighting, and charity drives with Girl Reserve and YWCA doll donations.

Tigredia Social Club I. A. Melton Fourteenth Street Royal Neighbors of America Woodman Hall Mothersingers Franklin Building Bisha Woman's Club

Mtarer Club Meeting in Graton Hosts Bridge Prizes

Members of the Anthen Club gathered at Rhea Besing’s Graton home for an evening of bridge with three tables in play. Prizes at counting time went to Mary Taylor first, Mary Gray second, and Rowena Caldwell consolation. Hostess Tynehenn served refreshments with help from her mother. Next meeting set for January sixth with Miss Mary Taylor on Longford Avenue.

Anthen Club Rhea Besing Grafton Mary Taylor Mary Gray Rowena Caldwell Tynehenn Longford Avenr van Dusen LES Amies First Congregational Church J. W. van Dusen Middle Avenue Elizabeth Rich Margaret Wenzel W.F. Bell John McCoy Chicago Klopfenstein Bell Ruth Gales East Avenue J. Meecha Who's Who Club North Yup Street Pedro Walkden Blythe Folk M. Meecha Tong Rebekah Lodge Thomas Wilder Qold Fellowship North America Mr. King Norma Woodcock Helen Buck Kenneth Buck Miller Brothers Roumania Germany George Trolbach P. Koplin Eleanor Eriscon Agnes Ericson Richard Hansman Eleanor Ericson Santa Claus Helen Schultz Columbus Street

Local Club Gatherings Tonight Across City Venues

Events include Fellowship Club at Y. W. C. A. at 7 p.m. with Past Chief Pythian Sisters and Mrs. H. Stanford of Lake Avenue. Beacon Light Girls of St. Pauls Church host a Christmas party at Margie Kushinsky home. Fidela Club with Mrs. N. S. Padley of Pasadena Avenue joins Christmas festivities for families. Several veteran and fraternal groups such as Brotherhood of American Yeomen, Daughters of Scotland, W. O. W. OT Club hosted by Mrs. H. Bennett at Mrs. Charles Redman’s home. Also David Nye Chapter DeMolay, Steel City Club in Woodman Hall, Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary, and Clan Robertson events noted.

Y. WC. A H. Stanford Lake Avenue Beacon Light Girls St. Paul's Church Margie Kushinsky Fidela Club N.S. Padley Pasadena Avenue Brotherhood of American Yeomen Daughters of Scotland W. OW H. Bennett Charles Redman

Annual Christmas Party of Round Table at Murbach Home

The Round Table Club held its annual Christmas gathering at the Murbach home on Washington Avenue. Mary Nye, Martha Suppes, and Nancy Silsbee presented juvenile piano pieces, and Professor Philip D. Sherman of Oberlin spoke on Anglo American relations amid unrest. Gifts from the decorated tree followed, with motion pictures of a sailing ship trip concluding the program. Refreshments and socializing closed the evening.

Round Table Murbach Round Table Club Washington Avenue Mary Nye Martha Suppes Nancy Silsbeee Philip D. Sherman Oberlin Europe Chester Plymouth England America Sherman Frances Drake Murdach Tralph Silsher Emanuele Lavagnino Pasad Mary Martha Suppes Maney Silsher

Christmas Bridge Parties At Local Clubs

Christmas decorations set a festive mood as Mr and Mrs lL F Roelsinger hosted a small bridge gathering in Orford Court with two tables and prize winners Mr Maurice Hyman and Carl Hobert. At Elyria Country Club Miss Margaret Hewitt hosted a dinner bridge with a Christmas tree centerpiece and red candles. Guests included Miss Dorothy Boor, Leonard Brown, and Mrs Nellie Yackmen. Several locals travel for holidays and others recover from hospital stays.

Ll. F. Roelsinger Orford Court Maurice Hyman Carl Hobert Elyria Country Club Margaret Hewitt Dorothy Boor George Street Medina Ohio Leonard Brown Tulsa Oklahoma Nellie Yackmen St. Louis Missouri Meg Owls Brown Edward Lee Hawk Edward Floyd Jett Bethel Wdna Mae Wilson West Ninth Street Elyria Memorial Hospital C. M. Gross Detroit Michigan Clara Hollis Wolf Court Rosemary Williams St. Mary's College Notre Dame J. Williams Park Avenue Edward Seward Notre Dame College J. KR. Seward Fourth Street Charles Cottier Denison Avenue Bradentown Florida W. S. Bird Ronald Barnhart Fay Kearns Mansfield Fred Sudro J. Turnbull Nancy Turnbull Cleveland Clark Case J. A. Robinson

World-recognized institutes and festive gatherings noted

Institutes with global fame maintain active state scholarship departments. In Berlin foreign tourists favor Americans. Mixed dances at Ridgeville Grange install weekly with Cook's Orchestra at 50¢ per couple. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Mesa Wilder of Eastern Floblity Boulevard. Students Tom Moody and Leo College return home for holidays. Dan Sehonn to spend Christmas vacation from Ohio University Athena. The Hutlles legacy joke mentions a fez and earlocks. South Africa builds universities and research. Candy and Bake Sale at Ely school after Christmas entertainment at 7:30 P.M. for PLT benefits.

Trolt Michigan Mesa Wilder Eastern Floblity Boulevard Tom Moody Washington and Leo College Lexington Virginia Park Avenue Dan Sehonn Ohio University Athena Ohio Last Avenue

Hospital Notes and Society Social Roundup

Admissions list includes Mrs John Hancock 254 Harrison Street and Mrs Treva Vandersommen 16 Mast Avenue among others. discharges name Earl South Tor onto Ohio and Doris Perk Nor Walk Ohio. East Side Guild hosted by Mrs Ti A Baker at 359 Kenyon Avenue. High Hat Bunco Club at Miss Evelyn Davis 107 Longford Avenue with prizes. Christmas party at Columbus Gigzalot Club home of Mrs Clyde Schuster, bridge prizes awarded. Elyria School of Office Training hosts five tables of bridge for day and night classes. Bazaar and Bake Sale at Emmanuel Lutheran Church December 19.

John Hancock Harrison Street Treva Vandersommen Mast Avenue Arthur Stoll East River Street Roy Soules East River Earl South Toronto Ohio George Mike Yorkville Barbara Karabas Torones Doris Perk Norwalk Carl Wolf Eighth Street William Poling Madison Avenue Lorain Edith Newstead Winckles Street East Side St. Andrew's Church Ti. A. Baker Kenyon Avenue William Humphries A. R. MacDonald Evelyn Davis Longford Avenue Dorothy Murbacht Mary Kier Beverly Vaughn Gigzalot Club Clyde Schuster Guy Billingsley Bell Avenue Frank Tenasik Larahelie Wise Chester Hoffmer East Avenue Fas Elyria School of of

Miss Martha Raufus Visiting Wooster from Eastern Heights

Local personals note Miss Martha Raufus of Eastern Heights Boulevard is in Wooster today visiting Miss Francella McWilliams of Sherlin College and staying with her parents Mr and Mrs W M Williams. Also mentions multiple area residents visiting, returns home from college and local social happenings.

Martha Raufus Eastern Heights Boulevard Wooster Ohio College Friends Francella McWilliams Sherlin College W. McWilliams Park Avenue

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