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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1932
Page
9
Mrs Helen Green a former Cleveland councilwoman and student of civic problems will address the regular meeting of the Republican Woman's Club on Tuesday December 20 at 2 30 PM. The gathering will be held at the Woman's Club.
Miss Lucile Hinman hosts a monthly student recital at her home this afternoon featuring Christmas theme discussions, carols, and varied piano pieces by students such as Bettty Maynard and Janet Stevens. The Bible School and church plan Christmas programs, cantatas, and prayers with a White Gift offering, plus a Sunday School Christmas program and party on December 23.
Hospital admissions include Mrs Clyde Nary of 142 Riverside Court and Mrs Richard Gehl of 438 Kenyon. Discharges include Mrs Simons Caldwell of Ashland and Mrs James Jrovornik of Abbe Road and Mrs Milo Sadow of 609 Park Place.
Marian Martin pattern 9301 offers a cover all apron with flounced scalloped neckline. Simple Jiffy style in small medium large sizes requiring 2 5/8 yards of 36 inch fabric for size small plus binding. Illustrated instructions included. Order for 15 cents pattern and catalog for 15 more cents or 25 cents together. Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department New York City.
A short passage notes that geography partly shields Soviet Russia from disruption to its vast social and political program, suggesting terrain and borders aid the endurance of its ongoing national experiment.
Elementary teachers gathered at Elka Club dining room for a banquet with about fifty attendees. Decorations, carols, and a gift auction raised twenty dollars and ninety cents for the Not an Empty Stocking Fund. The report also notesTomorrow's services marking the church 105th anniversary with special music and a detailed Christmas program.
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Will have a busy Christmas program with children receiving gifts at 9 45 A M baptism for children in morning service Masons of Elyria attend the 10 45 A M worship in body The day includes a Christmas Pageant at 7 30 P M directed by Miss Helen Coniam and carols by congregation and choir
Dr Earl R Brown, pastor of Akron First Methodist, preached on Overcoming the World at the First Methodist Episcopal Church service. He defined sin as destruction of personality and noted society’s loss of sin due to syndicate-driven behavior, urging constant communion with the Creator for peace. Rev Endly presided, with the Mason quartet and Louise Brown performing organ selections.
The Bible School of the Church of Christ presents a Christmas program at 7 30 P M with preludes, orchestra, recitations, tableaux and a cantata The 10 30 A M service features a quartet and the sermon titled Ambassador of Christ led by Theodore Owen The Bible School meets at 9 30 A M The Christian Endeavor hosts a broadcast style meeting at 6 30 P M The Elyria Men s Bible Class meets at 9 36 A M with E B Daddy Allen as speaker Mrs Keith Brown improves after appendix operation
A long list of local groups meets Monday through Saturday across East and Middle avenues and Oxford, including Bee Keepers Association with Mr and Mrs George Yost and various clubs at Shattuck Inn and First Congregational church work sessions. Sermons at the local church focus on The Epistle to the Ephesians and Signs of the Times as the New Year approaches, with plans for an all-night watch service on December 31. December 31 brings notable postholiday visits as four local students return from Miami University to resume vacation at home.
The Order of Eastern Star held their last meeting of the year at the Masonic Temple. After business a program featured Mrs. E. Brodbeck singing Jesu Bambino and Holy Night with violin by Mrs. Waite and piano by Mrs. Merth. Mrs. Miller Wilcox gave readings. Mrs. Brodbeck sang A Perfect Day. Open installation is set for December 22.
Forty members and guests of G. W. B.C. met at First Congregational Church for the annual Christmas party on December 16. The event featured a luncheon, a gift to the PTA fund for needy children, a Christmas tree, and a class playlet directed by Doris Todd. Charades closed the afternoon.
Mary Vance Hart hosted Eight Jolly Juniors at her Denison avenue home last evening between seven and eight. After a brief business session the members played games and enjoyed light refreshments. The club will meet January sixth at Lila Tufford's Park avenue home.
The Tigredia Social Club held a luncheon at Mrs Kathryn Christy's Princeton Avenue home. In the business session Mrs Rose Ryan was elected president, Mrs Ruby Smith vice president, and Mrs QO Barton secretary treasurer. Prizes awarded for bridge and banco went to Mrs Ryan and Mrs Myrtle Thorley, with Miss Minnie Gard high in banco. Mrs Devinney to host January twentieth on East Avenue.
Eleven Elyrians, members and guests of the Little Sorority, motored to Cleveland last evening to be guests of Mrs Theodore Maddock on Baltic Road. Mr Robert Gray attended. Bridge prizes went to Betty Buzzard and Florence Schwind, with Clarabelle Wise second. A retreatment course was served and gifts exchanged. The next meeting will be January 20 with Florence Schwind on Second Street.
Mrs Mary Ternes returns home from a week with relatives in Columbus. Olive Schwembler, student at Battle Creek College Michigan, arrives to spend holidays with her parents. Robert Buol, Miami University student, arrives for Christmas at his home. Several locals host or visit family across Cleveland and nearby towns. Students from Miami University College of the Ozarks Muskingum College and others travel for Christmas vacation while relatives attend to ill family in Indiana and Genoa Ohio.
Marguerite Crooks and several students return home for the holidays from Minami University Miami University and Wheaton College while families welcome relatives from Adelbert Avenue to Bas ten and Cornell avenues. A daughter was born December 20 at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Clyde Nary. Local society notes report a large lodge installation with a dinner and gift exchange and several residents visiting family for the holidays.
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