Pleasant Lake Avenue house warming for Miss Pauline Long
A group of friends gathered at Miss Pauline Long’s home on Lake Avenue for a house warming last evening. They played games, with prizes won by Miss Long and Violet Rowley consoled. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Long. Attendees included Violet Rowley, Marion Buckley, Hazel McMullen, Dorothy Vandeusdale, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jenne Jr., Clarence Schroeder, George Burres, Glenn McMullen, Joan Sim Jr., and Kenneth Kern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Long
Lake Avenue
Miss Long
Violet Rowley
Mrs. Long
Marion Buckley
Hazel McMullen
Dorothy Vandeusdale
Wm. Jenne, Jr
Clarence Schroeder
George Burres
Christmas entertainment at I. O. O. F. Hall draws crowd
Canton Lorain and Auwlury held a Christmas program last evening with Krugman Brothers providing music and readings by Mrs. Cora Bemis Mrs. Edith Henry and Mrs. Laura Ferrell. After the meeting the group enjoyed a three course supper. The next meeting is January fifteenth with installation and full dress Chevaliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lorain
Auwlury
I. O. O. F. Hall
Krugman Brothers
Cora Bemis
Edith Henry
Laura Ferrell
World Without Christ debated by Senior C E group
The Senior Christian Endeavor of Second Congregational church met in the church basement Sunday evening led by Walter Gehrke. Harold Olmstead read Luke 2 1 7 and Eph 2 11 and 12. Thirty six members discussed Suppose the World were Without Christ and considered questions on humanity without Christ, Christian civilization and missionary work. The meeting closed with Christmas carols and a benediction. The next C E session plans Christmas caroling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Walter Gehrke
Harold Olmstead
Christ
Berton Boynton
Christmas party ends with officer election at First Methodist
Thirteen members of Mrs. KR Woods Sunday School class dined at six last evening in the First Methodist church social room. A Christmas tree with red tapers framed a brief business meeting during which Genevieve Gariss was elected president Barbara Brodbeck vice president Jane Storm secretary Grace OMalley treasurer and Ruth Abramham reporter. The group will meet the third Monday of each month with the next gathering set for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR Wood
First Mthodist
Genevieve Gariss
Barbara Brodbeck
Jane Storm
Grace O'Malley
Ruth Abraham
Sunny Side Up Club Hosts Christmas Party
Mrs Ed Weber hosted the Sunny side Up Club annual Christmas party on Caroline street. Three tables of buncee were in progress with Mrs What Meinke winning high score and Mrs He D Gichaian second. Mrs Bodineat received the contest prize. Gift exchange enlivened the evening and a three week meeting gap was set for January 5 at Mrs William Telzerow on Columbus street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Weber
Caroline Street
Sunny Side Up Club
What Meinke
He. D. Gichaian
W. LI. Sodime
Bodineat
William Telzerow
Columbus Street
Monthly Speedway Class meets at Eva Robinson home
The Speedway Class of the Church of Christ met at Eva Robinson's Middle avenue home last evening with two guests Arline Rounds and Marian Barnes. Bunco was played. first prize went to Charlotte Chase and Jean Fridenstine received consolation. A luncheon followed. The next meeting date and place are undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speedway
Church of Christ
Eva Robinson
Middle Avenue
Arline Rounds
Marian Barnes Bunco
Charlotte Chase
Jean Fridenstine
St. Mary's Sodality hears Christmas in other lands
The Literary Club of St. Mary's Sodality met at St. Mary's School. Father Murphy read selections from Christmas Everywhere by Sechrist. Mary Lahiff reviewed Last Days of Pompeii by Bulwer-Lytton. The next meeting is after the holidays on January eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Sodality
St. Mary's School
Father Murphy
Sechrist
Mary Lahiff
Pompeii
Bulwer-Lytton
Sodality
Birthday Party for June Hearne With Eleven Young Guests
June Darlene Hearne hosted her seventh birthday at 1212 Lake Avenue with eleven little friends. Christmas decorations and a tree brightened the home while a luncheon featured a birthday cake with seven red tapers. Guests included Dorothy Cook, Shirley Pallas, Shirley Brickner, Fay Meyers, Patty McClune, Rosemary O'Connor, Juanita LaBow, Florence and Virginia Rachman, Audrey May Hearne, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Hearne
Lake Avenue
Dorothy Cook
Shirley Pallas
Shirley Brickner
Fay Meyers
Patty McClune
Rosemary O’connor
Juanita LaBow
Florence and Virginia Rachman
Audrey May Hearne
N A Q Club Hosts Christmas Party in Beverly Court Home
The N A Q Club held a Christmas evening at Mrs Grace Lum ley’s Beverly court residence with tally card gift labels for distribution. Bridge games crowned Mrs Karl Kaley with high score and Mrs Russell Bennett with second. The next meeting on January fifteenth will be hosted by Mrs H E Marsh with a tureen dinner marking twenty years since the club’s formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Q. Club
Grace Lumley
Beverly Court
Karl Kaley
Russell Bennett
H. E. Marsh
The
Slab
Chin Cha Club Hosts Card Night At Olga Johnson Home
Members of the Chin Cha Club were entertained at Olga Johnsons home on Eleventh Street. Hearts provided the games with Mrs. Ida Devinney first prize, Dors second, and Mr. Voanifred Griffiths consolation. A luncheon followed and gifts were exchanged. The club meets January 5 at Mrs. Winifred Griffiths home on Todge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Johnson
Stiere Jast
Ida Devinney
Dors, Marsh
Voanifred Griffiths
Winifred Griffiths
Todge Street
Red Cross Sewing by Fit Congregational Guild
A small attendance at the Fit Congregational Guild meeting due to the holiday season. substantial sewing accomplished for the Red Cross. No meeting for one month. next gathering scheduled for January fifteenth with an entertained meeting. Vanceshaw a Wooster College sophomore has returned home for the holidays on Pinnecton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fit Congregational Guild
Red Cross
Vanceshaw
Wooster College
Pinnecton Avenue
Elyria Women’s Groups Hold Christmas Parties
A series of holiday gatherings occur across Elyria led by women’s clubs and church groups. Meetings include Young Women missionaries, Sema Gamma Sorority, Business and Professional Women, and the YWCA, with parties at multiple homes and clubhouses on Cleveland and Clark streets and surrounding avenues.
Galaxy Club Hosts Christmas Party At Mrs Seward Home
Mrs Theodore Seward hosted Galaxy Club members at Cascade Street for a Christmas party. Bridge games awarded prizes to Mrs Robert Boroski and Mrs Jack Bayers with Miss Margaret Stirzahrer as consolation. A two course luncheon was served to eight members and one guest. A business session planned a December 29 Hollenden dinner. next meeting set for January 5 at Miss Jeanne Reid’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Seward
Cascade Street
Galaxy Club
Robert J. Boroski
Jack Bayers
Margaret Stirzaher
Bayers
Hollenden
Jeanne Reid
Lincoln Court
Miss Virginia Newton Hosts Bible Class Christmas Party
Miss Virginia Newton hosted twenty seven members of the Business and Industrial Women's Bible Class for its annual Christmas party at her home. Mrs. W. C. Porter led a lesson on Giving, with special music by Mrs. Humphrey and Miss Juna Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Newton
Business and Industrial Women’s Bible
W. C. Porter
Humphrey
Juna Jackson
Miss Newton
Edna Bates
International Relations Group Meets at Mrs Broughton Home
Mrs Ade led a meeting of the International Relations Group of the A A U W at Mrs Russell Broughton’s Longfellow Avenue home. Members planned the January 12 gathering to entertain the Oberlin Branch of the AAUW. Mrs Hyman and Mrs Broughton discussed current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ade
Russell Broughton
Longfellow Avenue
Oberlin
American Association of Uniser
David Hyman
Mre Broughton
Women Welsh Club Entertained at Howard Butler Home
Mes Howard Butler hosted the Women’s Welsh Club at her Pain Avenue home with a six o’clock tureen dinner for eighteen. Guests opened and admired wrapped gifts, enjoyed games, and discussed future meetings. The next gathering is set for January 15 at an as yet announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's
Welsh Club
Howard Butler
Robert Mooe
Womens Welsh Club
Pain Avenue
Bridge
Banco
Hospital Notes Admissions And Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs Joseph Fitzpatrick at S24 West Avenue Mrs William Law in Valley City Mrs James Patterson North Ridge Vie and Mrs Alan Steagall 37s Irondale Street Discharges list Lawrence Koviak 12305 Bank Street Mrs John Ellis 567 Turner Street Johnson Kennedy Dorset Ohio Lewis Koloze Lorain Mrs Charlotte Knowles La Grange John Brack ley Elyria R D
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fitzpatrick
West Avenue
William Law
Valley City
James Patterson
North Ridgevie
Alan Steagall
Irondale Street
Lawrence Koviak
Bank Street
John Ellis
Turner Street
Johnson Kennedy
Dorset
Ohio
Lewis Koloze
Lorain
Charlotte Knowles
la Grange
John Brackley
Elyria
R. D
Meetings Announce St Clair Rebekah Lodge and Ladies Aid
St Clair Rebekah Lodge meets Wednesday evening with initiation of candidates. St John s Ladies Aid Society gathers Thursday afternoon at the School auditorium on Third street for a Christmas party featuring a 10 cent gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
St. John’s Ladies Aid Society
Third Street
Bee Keepers Reelect Officers After Christmas Party
Lorain County Bee Keepers Assoc members held a Christmas party at Mr and Mrs George Yost East Avenue. The meeting reelected officers for the coming year. Young Kipon guests performed music and gifts were exchanged. Refreshments served to thirty eight. January fifteenth at F E Shriver home in Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraim County
Bee Keepers
Zeorge Yost
East Avenue
Kipon
F. E. Shriver
Grafton
Benefit card party supports school Christmas event
A Friday afternoon benefit at Mrs. A. L. Bauer's home on Big Street featured three bridge tables and three pedro tables. Pedro prizes went to Mrs. Frank Guy and Mrs. Brada, while bridge prizes went to Mrs. Edward Kershaw and Mrs. J. C. Welsh. A luncheon followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Bauer
Big Street
Pedro
Frank Guy
Brada
Edward Kershaw
J. C. Welsh
Students and residents head home for Christmas holidays
Oberlin and area residents prepare for vacation as students depart for homes in several towns including Grafton road Park avenue and Second street.—Nor readers join family trips with Oberlin Conservatory and Navier University students returning from New York City Berea and Cleveland for the Christmas break.
Sixteen Pairs of Bridge Players Compete at Green Lantern
Sixteen pairs competed in a Contract Bridge League tournament at the Green Lantern Tea Room. First honors went to Fred Brown and Merritt Giles with 65 points. Other upper-half finishers included R Broughton and Robert Morrison 63, Virgil Waite and Melvin Maddock 60.5, Arthur Horan and Harry Hyman 68, Henry Tibball and Fred Pohl 58, Arthur Pfatt and Hal Johnson 54, R Robert Biggs and William Biggs 51.5, and Al Taylor and William Henderson 51. Points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piktts
Adsl Baxgarh
Green Lantern Tea Room
Fred Brown
Merritt Giles
R. Broughton
Robert Morrison
Virgil Waite
Melvin Maddock
Arthur Horan
Harry Hyman
Henrys Tibball
Fred Pohl
Arthur Pfatt
Hal Johnson
R Robert Biggs
William Biggs
al Taylor
William Henderson
Ohio Daily Briefs Report Robbery and Reunions
State and local items from Ohio clerks and papers note William Rogers, 60, blind, reports being robbed of 3.80 by two men who offered a ride. Mary Saunders, 21, and her brother William, 198, to be reunited on Christmas Day after 15 years. Charles Stroud, 67, Lima, located after several days missing. Rev Paul Hansen, 67, of Port Clinton, dies after 38 years service. Marie Johnson, 31, Hamilton, ends her life at Longview Hospital. The American Rolling Mills plant near Columbus plans January 1 restart. about 100 workers to be rehired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Whiliam Rogers
Yover
Saunders
Whitiam
Mary
Tuscarawas County
William
Washinston
Georgia Henderson
Conesville
Columbus, CO
Columbus
American Rolling Mils Company
Joseph H. Frantz
Ohio
Kentucky
Federal Reserve Operations Explained at YM Club Meeting
Seward Black spoke to the Young Men's Club at the Y MCC on the operations of the Federal Reserve System and banking methods. He discussed bankers' challenges and a new attendance committee led by Russell Farness with D. M. Abbe and W. O. McClellan as members. The club will skip meetings for two weeks due to Christmas and New Year Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Young Men's Club
Seward Black
Y MCC
Russell Farness
D. M.A. Abbe
W. O. McClellan
Local Notices: Obits and Holiday Visits In Elyria
A batch of holiday notices mentions Dr. Austin T Brant of Boston death news for his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs C I Morse of 522 East Avenue. Also reports Willard Blaser from the University of Michigan returning for Christmas with his parents, and Mrs Edna Corsier Pettus formerly of Elyria dying in Los Angeles. Additional items note Helen Hutt returning from Lake Erie College for holidays and a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Charles Fordham at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Katharine G Brown of 217 Wooster Street to celebrate Christmas in Elyria while studying at Jane Moore College in Painesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Glauner
Wooster College
Mary Glauner
Baldwin Wallace College
Berea
Second Street
Lillian Allowas
Nichols Block
C. F. Johnston
Colonial Apartments
Fostoria
Ohio
Edith Gerstenberger
Cleveland Road
Paines
Elyria
Los Angeles
California
Snort Wines
Pettus
Helen Hutt
218
Ninth Street
Lake Ere College
Painesville
Charles Fordham
Iceland Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
G. Jaroch
Woodland Avenue
Mi We
Cemens
Michigan
Katharine G. Brown
Wooster Street
Brown
Jane Mre College
Y-Indus Club Holds Annual Ladies Night at Rosendell’s
Members of the Y-Indus Club host their annual ladies night Christmas party at Rosendell’s on Lake Avenue tonight. The event features dinner dancing and bridge with Fred Green as committee chairman coordinating the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosendell’s
Lake Avenue
Fred Green
Masked Portrait Sparks Turk's Libel Suit
Ekrem Handi Bey, a leading Turkish business figure, sues an Istanbul newspaper over a touched up masked man portrait published in the Turkish Paper and reproduced from the New York American review. The court delays ruling awaiting a fresh copy of the magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
New York American Review
Ekrem Handi Bey
Publiaton
Ice Cream Cone Slips Lead to Large Damage Suit
Five cent ice cream cone allegedly caused a slip in the store entrance. Mrs. Kathrine Sickman sues for 10,900 dollars, claiming the cone was left negligently on the floor of the store vestibule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Katherine Sickman
Rubber Imports Rise in Canada for October 1955
Canada imported rubber worth 5510000 in October 1955 up from 231233 in October 1932. Raw rubber from the United States alone accounted for 3905160 of the imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
United States
Mrs E A McNicholy Holds Historic Land Warrant
Burr Oak Kansas is home to Mrs E A McNicholy who owns an old government patent dated March 11 1814 signed by President James Madison. The patent conveys land near Steubenville Ohio to her great grandfather Thomas Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Oak
Kan
E. A. McNicholy
James Madison
Steubenville
Thomas Williams
Mandolin Plan Sounds Offbeat in Haverhill Jail Case
George H. Smith was sentenced to two months in jail for non support of his wife and asked to bring his mandolin to entertain prisoners and ease their troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandolin Jang
Haverhill
Mass
George H. Smith
Struggles Between the Poor in Ancmen and Greece
Fragmentary text notes conflict involving poor communities in Ancmen and Greece, signaling social strife and unrest. Details about actors, dates, and locations are unclear, but the piece hints at hardship and potential clashes arising from economic or political pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancmen
Nations Seek Greater Cooperation Over Competition
A historical reflection argues that competitive impulses can be tempered by a broader drive for international cooperation. The piece emphasizes unity among nations to address shared challenges and advance global stability.
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Pauline
Auxiliary
Telephone Company
Addie Stickradt
Bernadine Urig
Mildred Barres
Jane Summerlee
de- Ette Carpenter
Maxine Benson
Estelle Williams
Ruth Bemis
Santa Claus
Little Joe and the
Missus
City Cab CO
Howard Peters
Don Berry
Cherry Ridge
Haserodt
Broad St
SPA PF
Cl.‘S
ST. Mary's Sodality
CHU Chu Club
GUILD
Ist Methodist Chavah
St John's
Sema Gamma Sorority
Catwood
Prichard
Cedar Street
Ethyl Club
Mes
Ray
Cleveland Street
Women of
Moore
Alumpsa
Wass
Mabel Zellar
East
N. Ro
Gladys Crom
Leo Smith
Friendship Cub Cabinet
P.M. Gentzel
Doreas
Katie Lietch
Webber Home
Washington Avenue
Republican Women’s Clubc
Woman's Club
S. Joseph Petro
American Legion Auxiliary
Elyria Ledge I. O. O. F
Daughters of Scotia
Y. W.C. A. Truth Seekers of
U. P. Church
George Williamson
Clark Street
Canton
OHTO
Robert J. Sederhauser
Itsina
Katrin, Martin
Brook Martin
Cleveland Avenue
Sredevhanger
John Pedras
App On T. Parsch
Chromele-Telegram
Oiosure
ST. Agnes VP
Elizabeth Chapman
Oberlin Conservatory
Grafton Road
Bowdler
Arthur Giles
Erne Chapman
Elizabeth Stokes
Jeanne Smith
New York City
R. T. Morris
East Orange
New Jersey
O. O. Strohl
West Street
Morris
Larry Beaver
Navy
Camp
Musingum
Zanesville
John Young
Christ van Luit
Chestnut Ridge
Beaver
Om. Young
Mr. Vanluit
Camp Euclid
Cleveland
Harry Rosene
Hugh School
Dodge City
Iowa
Lima
Charles Stroud
Here
Port Clinton
Paul Hansen
the Peace Lutheran Church
Hfe
Cincinnati
Marie Johnson
Hamilton
Longview Hospital
J. P. Diederich Sons
Alice Lang
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Kentucky
Young Women's Democratic Club
Delta Delta Delta
University Y W C. AL
Indus Club
Turk
Schwind's Picture Store
W. Second St
A. Minnich & Sons
West St
Sri
Shuck
George Jazzoleers
Green Lantern
Sac
Bee
Middle
Fourth Street
Greece
Oberlin Inn
Myrtelle
Beauty
Dreamland
Saya
Wainwright
Wainwright's Greenhouse
Courtland
Obagee
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
O. P
Chiffon & Service
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