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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1936

Page

7

Christmas Party Highlights And Club Gatherings

In a festive note, Lona Moolk hosted a Christmas party at her avenue home with members including Mrs. Carl Gerber, Tillie Knapley, and others. The evening featured hymns, readings, and songs as the Oberlin road group planned another meeting at Cath’s home. Jean Patch Hill recited pieces while the Clasque Club hosted a social, with Marguerite Taylor Watson winning a prize.

Yn Cooper Lona Moolk Here Avenue Ifta Carl Gerber Lotlse Wer Tillie Knapley

Fisher Hosts Circle of the Nation League Event

Fisher, assisted by Daykin, entertained eights Circle of the Nation League at her court yesterday. The afternoon included games led by Mrs. F rst, Mrs. Carl Ru a, and Mrs. E. D. Niel ter, followed by a luncheon. The next meeting on the 18th will be an en route.

Fisher Daykin Ation League Arty F Rst Carl Ru E. D. Nielter

Chrysanthemum Club Welcomes New Member After Meeting

The Chrysanthemum Club met yesterday at Mrs. Fred Gotro’s home on Obvurlin Road to play pi noccio with prizes awarded to Mrs. Robert Peters and Mrs. Richard Munz. Guest Mrs. Chris Stolzenburg attended. Mrs. John Dilgren joined as a new member. Christmas gifts were exchanged during luncheon, and the next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Richard Munz on Ninth Street.

Chrysanthemum Club Fred Gotro Obvurlin Robert Peters Richard Munz Chris Stolsenburg John Dilgren Ninth Street

Birthday Party Honors Joyce Maddox of Lake Avenue

Joyce Maddox hosted a birthday party for a group of girls at her Lake Avenue home last evening. Prizes for high scores went to Lil Han Johnson Grace Jenne Bessie Bendik and Evelyn King while consolation prizes went to Shirley McGowith Margaret Smith Yvonne Walker and Jeanne Harper. Guests presented gifts to the hostess and a luncheon followed prepared by her mother with Miss Mary Roth assisting.

Joyce Maddox Lake Avenue Lil Han Johnson Grace Jenne Bessie Bendik Evelyn King Shirley McGowith Margaret Smith Yvonne Walker Jeanne Harper Mother Mary Roth

Star of Bethlehem Girl Scout Troop Holds Xmas Meeting

During Captain Markham's absence Miss Carol Stetson led the Star of Bethlehem Troop in St Mary's Parish Hall on Tuesday. They planned Christmas activities, drew names to exchange gifts, will carol Christmas Eve, and remember a needy family. Most scouts passed their tenderfoot trail signs as games ended with singing and a goodnight circle.

Markham Carol Stetson Star of

Teneza Klub Hosts Christmas Plans in Miss Jane Mrnkowski Home

The Teneza Klub enjoyed a social evening at West River street with knitting and a business session. Plans were made for a Christmas party on Christmas night and gifts to be exchanged Christmas Eve. Hostess Mrs. Joseph Minkowski assisted by her daughter served a two course luncheon. The group will meet January 6 at Miss Josephine Zlatkowski’s home on West River street.

Teneza Klub Jane Mrnkowski West River Street Joseph Minkowski Josephine Zlatkowski

Zeta Upsilon Plans Anniversary Dinner

Plans for the anniversary dinner were made last night during an event hosted by Mrs. Wayne. The Zeta Upsilon Sorority gathered to finalize arrangements for the celebration.

Zeta Upsilon Sorority Wayne

Hostess Honored by Guests at East Avenue Social

Martin of East avenue notes guests showered the hostess and her twin Miss Malo Copan with handkerchiefs for birthdays. Roberta Mosley of East River street resides in December 30th. Members plan to pack a basket for a needy family after a social luncheon at three small tables.

church group meetings and Christmas party listings

Meetings of the Young Ladies Sodality of St Marys church include a Christmas party in the Parish hall on Friday evening. The Avenue Club gathers Friday at six for a tureen supper for members and their husbands. Eastern Star holds its regular meeting followed by a Christmas party for members and husbands. The Knights of St John Auxiliary meets Saturday 2:00 to 4:00 at St Marys church hall instead of the Womens Club.

Young Ladies Sodality St. Mary's Church Avenue Club Order of Eastern Star Knights of St. John St. Mary’s Church Hall Woman’s Club

Social Roundup in Clarksfield and Nearby Areas

Clarksfield residents hosted guests over the weekend with visits from Hartland Cleveland Latchie and Amherst noted. Several relatives and friends traveled to Cleveland, Akron, Wellington, Mount Vernon and North Baltimore for visits, funerals, and family occasions.

Proposes a Circular Highway Plan to Curb Crime in U S

Cleveland crowding forth a plan by Pat Crowe a long time kidnapper and reformer to build a modern highway encircling the United States by which young unemployed men would work. Homesteads would line the route and be assigned to under privileged youths. Crowe says the project would help prevent crime. A note mentions the birth house of Raphael now a museum.

Cleveland Pat Crowe Edward 4. Cudahy, Jr America United States Crowe

Fellowship supper and church reports mark 1936 review

Wellington D I A December 17 annual Fellowship supper and business meeting at First Congregational church heard 1936 reports. Pastor Dr C W Recard noted 302 members, 50 non residents, 6000 in worship, 111 per service, with 30 funerals and 10 weddings. Officers elected for 1937 include Mrs Earl Conkle, Frank Andress, J W Wight, and Col J C MacDermott. Articles by Ohio Blind were sold after the meeting.

Wellington First Congregational Church C. W. Recard Woman's Association Friendship Guild Charch Frank Andress Earl Conkle Herman L. Wight Paul Recard J. W. Wight Jesse P. Rogers Col J. C. MacDermott Edward Wells M. L. Carpenter Robert Jordan W. H. Baldwin

Garden Club Elects For Ensuing Year

The Well ington Garden Club elected Homer Barbe president at the annual meeting hosted by Mrs. Charles Barnes. New officers to take office in January include Mrs. Keith Andrews as vice president, Mrs. Daise Wadsworth as treasurer, and Mrs. Glen Dutridge as secretary. Yale activity included naming judges for the Home Decorating contest on December 23. A donation to the Not An Empty Stocking Fund was approved. Committees of workers will be appointed for the next year. Mrs. S. H. Hummell read excerpts on Queen Victoria. The club meets again the second Thursday night in January.

Wellington Garden Club Homer Barbe Charles Barnes Herrick Avenue East Keith Andrews Daise Wadsworth Glen Dutridge Yale Guy* Wells Barbe S. H. Hummell Queen Victoria Barnes Andrews

Appoint Committees For Legion Christmas Party

A group of American Legion Auxiliary members appointed committees for the joint Christmas party to be held at the Legion hall Sunday for Legionnaires Auxiliary members and families. Mrs W T Hachen led decorating efforts with cochairs Mrs Frank Obriz and Mrs Harry Hannon. other organizers included Mrs Percy Garrett Mrs Clifton West and Mrs Arthur McQuate. Mrs George Bishbauch and Mrs Herbert Reep assisted. refreshments by Mrs I E Downey and Mrs Gladys Barnes. Mrs Obrig won the attendance prize. next meeting with Mrs Hachen set for January 4.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Legionairies and Auxiliary W. T. Hachen Hachen Frank Obriz Harry Hannon Percy Garrett Clifton West Arthur McQuate George Bishbauch Herbert Reep I. E. Downey Gladys Barnes Prosran Obrig Weat

Sorosis Club Holds Christmas Party At Mrs Stemple Home

Seventeen Wellington Sorosis members gathered for their annual Christmas party at Mrs C S Stemple’s home Tuesday. Refreshments followed at 1 pm and the meeting began at 2 30 pm led by President Mrs L G Bradstock. Minutes read by secretary Mrs C L Hill were approved and an appreciation letter from Miss Ruth Here thanking the group for the lovely suree was read.

Wellington

Silent Circle Christmas Party of King's Daughters Held

Silent Circle members gathered at Mrs. Daniel Shepard's home Tuesday for a Christmas party and gift exchange. Santa arrived to distribute gifts as three new members, Maxine West Dorothy Lienhard and Lois Hyde, were initiated by installing officer Mrs. A. B. Southard. A cookie sale was planned for early January. Ruth Hege spoke on missionary work in the Belgian Congo and Mrs. Arlo Smith gave a Christmas reading. Bingo was played and refreshments were served by Mrs. Shepard and Gertrude Ringler.

King’s Daughters Daniel Shepard Santa Maxine West Dorothy Lienhard Lois Hyde A. B. Southard Ruth Hege Belgian Congo Arlo Smith Shepard Gertrude Ringler

Hamlin Relief Corps Plans Christmas Birthday Party

Associates of Hamlin Relief Corps met in the G A R hall to organize a combined Christmas and birthday party for members and families. The event is set for Tuesday evening December 29 with a covered dish supper and a 10 cent gift exchange. A recent bazaar and rummage sale at the First National Bank building netted about $43. Miss Margaret Rothwell won the attendance prize.

Hamlin Relief Corps G. A. R. Hall First National Bank Margaret Rothwell

Ten new candidates join I O O F with first degree

Ten new candidates, Floyd Irish and Ernest Smith, were initiated into the I O O F Tuesday evening with first degree conferred upon them. Sandwiches and coffee were served at the close of the evening.

Floyd Irish Ernest Smith

Junior-Senior High chapel features Kipplinger showings

Arnold Kipplinger presented photographs of the Courtship of Miles Standish at the Junior-Senior High chapel on Tuesday. Ohio State University students listed as arriving home later in the week include Orving Olsen Robert Bear Russell Dickason Frances Ramser Edward Lugaski Joseph Madro and Stuart Wells. Marion Suuliff a Youngstown teacher will visit Friday night for the holidays with her mother Blanche Sutliff. Margery Young and Mary Hyde Baldwin Wallace College freshmen will spend holidays at home. Mrs Henry Peabody has returned home from the hospital and is on the road to recovery. Mrs R L French is reported critically ill.

Arnold Kipplinger Miles Standish Ohio State University Orving Olsen Robert Bear Russell Dickason Frances Ramser Edward Lugaski Joseph Madro Stuart Wells Marion Suuliff Youngstown Blanche Sutliff Margery Young Mary Hyde Baldwin-Wallace College Henry Peabody R. L. French

Prune beer plant rises in Hollister California

California unveils its first prune beer brewery at Hollister with a perfected formula using substandard prunes. The plant will start at an initial capacity of 200 barrels a day and aims to introduce a new national beverage.

Hollister Cal California United States

Yeomen of the Guard still wear Tudor era uniform

Britain’s Yeomen of the Guard, with an unbroken 450 year history, continue to don the same uniform as in Tudor days, a tradition spanning four centuries.

Britain

Avon Lake VT Parent Teachers Meet With Christmas Plans

Avon Lake Vermont December 17 the Parent Teachers Association met for a regular evening session with president Mrs Daeschner presiding. The group heard about the Children’s Show at Public Auditorium in Cleveland during Christmas vacation. A Christmas play by the Dramatic Club was directed by Mrs M Crowder. A double quartet performed while second grade mothers served coffee. The Mothers Study Group bake sale, led by Mrs Daniel Huling and Mrs Art Redding, was a big success.

Avon Lake Parent-Teachers Association Daeschner Public Auditorium Cleveland Dramatic Club M. Crowder W. Black Boccon J. Anderson Carl Thoma Wayne Black Charles Butler William Pyson John Britton Glen Rogers William Burkhardt Daniel Huling Art Redding

Avon and nearby residents visit and illness noted

Miss Esther Lorenz misses school due to illness. Mrs Mike Higgins and Mrs Harry Trigalet call on Mrs Anna Winchester in Sheffield. Mrs Len Mitchell and Mrs Mark Sherman call on Mrs Etta Hoffminster in Avon. Mrs Arthur Hudson and her aunt Mrs William Peak visit Mr and Mrs Lewis Klinect in Grafton. Gayle Klinect accompanies them. Ladies Aid Society of Avon Baptist Church meets at Miss Nina Warden in Avon.

Esther Lorenz Mike Higgins Harry Trigalet Anna Winchester Sheffield Len Mitchell Mark Sherman Etta Hoffminster Avon Arthur Hudson William Peak Lewis Klinect Grafton Gayle Klinect Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church of Avon Nina Warden

Real Estate Transfers in Elyria and Lorain County

Land transfers reported include Sears Roebuck Co to L F Middlestetter on Broadview Lot 129 Elyria. Myrtle Brenner to Naomi E Church on Park Drive Black River Township. Michael Abraham to Gertrude Abraham on Brownell Ave Lorain. M Abraham on East 28th Street Lorain. William Thom to Ora N Mowery on 7th Street Lorain. John Pesti to Elizabeth Pesti Woodland Avenue Lorain area. Cleveland Trust Co to S Norman Park on Archwood Ave Lorain. Hazel Dell Dunstan to Hugh Amidon on Woodland Ave Elyria. Margarite Paterson to Hugh Amidon on Woodland Ave Elyria. Una Clare Hyde to Arthur Tite on West Ave Elyria. Sheriff’s Deed to Evelyn Ruth on Milan Elyria Road South Amherst. Katherine Gracie to Elsa Gracie Whitney on Selah Chamberlain allotment Lorain. John Lugaski to Loretta Brasee 125 acres Lot 1 Tract 7 Brighton Township. Phillip Boylen to Lorain County Savings & Trust Co Lot 5 Faxon Subdivision Elyria City. Frederick Krage to Rar W Johnson Part of Lots …

Sears, Roebuck & Co L. F. Middlestetter Broadview Elyria Myrtle B. Brenner Naomi E. Church Park Drive Black River Township Michael Abraham Gertrude Abraham Brownell Avenue Lorain Gertrude M. Abraham East 28Th Street William Thom Ora N. Mowery 7Th Street John Pesti Elizabeth Pesti Sheffield Land Company Cleveland Trust Company S. Norman Park Archwood Avenue Hazel Dell Dunstan Hugh C. Amidon Woodland Avenue Margarite Paterson Una Clare Hyde Arthur R. Tite West Avenue Evelyn T. Ruth Milan-Elyria Road Amherst Village Katherine D. Gracfe Elsa Gracie Whitney Selah Chamberlain John D. Lugaski Loretta C. Brasee Brighton Township Phillip V. Boylen Lorain County Savings & Trust Co Faxon Elyria City Frederick Krage W. Johnson

Lorain Lorain County Property Transfers and Deeds

A list of real estate transfers and sheriff deeds across Lorain and nearby towns including Amborat Elyria Sheffield Lake Wellington and Carlisle Township. Transactions include estates from Ida McNeil Gordon Otto Mischka Helen Keenich Doris Hively Smith and others to various buyers and lenders with properties on Lake Road Lexington Avenue Main Street Grafton Road and other sites.

Amborat Ida McNeil Gordon Daniel A. Baker Orizwin Bruce Tract Elyria Township Otto K. Mischka Admr Hugh Martin Bublots Fairhome Lorain National Bank of Commerce Ohio National Bank of Lorain Lake Road Sheffield Lake Village Henry

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