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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1936
Page
2
Golden Circle Club Formed by Second Year Society
A group from the second year intermediate department of the Church of Christ organized a club to be known as the Golden Circle. Officers include Betty Burger as president, Geraldine Hines as vice president, Ruth Lutz as secretary, Norma Herrick as treasurer, and Norma Hardaker as press reporter. The organization meeting was at Mrs. Frank Crawford’s home with a refreshment course to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Church of Christ
Golden Circle
Betty Burger
Geraldine Hines
Ruth Lutz
Norma Herrick
Norma Hardaker
Frank Crawford
Thursday Night Pals Gather at 327 Huron Street
Thursday Night Pals met at Miss Madeline Rezek's home for a business meeting followed by prizes awarded to Miss Emily Neuman, Mary Neuman and Rose Krabec. A Christmas luncheon for members and guest Miss Margaret Smith featured decorated tables and an exchanging of gifts as entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Rezek
Huron Street
Banco
Emily Neuman
Mary Neuman
Rose Krabec
Margaret Smith
Hi Hatters Club Hosts Christmas Party At DeArment Home
Mrs. Audrey DeArment welcomed Hi Hatters for a Christmas party with awards to Mrs. Marie Rice and Mrs. Bert DeBray and gifts exchanged. Rice dressed as Santa. Guests later dined amid festive settings. Mrs. Mae Murphy to hostess January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey DeArment
Hi Hatters
Marie Rice
Bert DeBray
Character Members of H. H. L. Club Entertained
Mrs Naomi Walker of Cleveland hosted a pleasant evening for the H. H. L. Club with a discussion of character and amused interest. Hilda Shuster Rose Shuster and Mrs Laronne Gow received awards as guests Mrs Dorothy Dobbins and Mrs Walter Leeacher attended later Eleanor Sleeman joined in the festivities A dessert course served at small tables with a seasonally colored motif A lighted tree added charm In three weeks Mrs Gow will host at 120 School Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. L. Club
Naomi Walker
Cleveland
Hearts
Hilda Shuster
Rose Shuster
Laronne Gow
Dorothy Dobbins
Walter Leeacher
Eleanor Sleeman
Research Club Christmas Review at Mrs Greene's Home
Mrs Greene and guests from the Research Club met yesterday at Lake Avenue home of Mrs Frank Luther and Mrs S H Boynton. Mrs Clarence Greene led a review of Blair Niles Day of Immense Sun about the Incas. Stockings hung, art piece hidden, each guest received a tiny stocking. next meeting set for January seventh with Mrs Hecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Luther
S. H. Boynton
Lake Avenue
Clarence Greene
Blair Niles
W. J. Hecker
Furnace Street
First Methodist Hostess Circle Meets at Mrs Stone Home
Chairman Mrs H B Stone hosted the Hostess Circle 6 of First Methodist yesterday at her West Bridge street home. Deotional leader was Mrs Charles Ackerman. A travel talk by Mrs Portman on Florida complemented the program. Mrs Fred Underhill helped serve refreshments to eighteen members and two guests. Mrs John Gray to entertain January 21 at 79 Laudon court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
H. B. Stone
West Bridge Street
Charles Ackerman
Portman
Florida
Fred Underhill
Stone
John Gray
Laundon Court
Licenses for multiple individuals in Ohio region
Licenses issued for William Reppenhager a 26 year old truck driver from Cleveland and Georgia Hood 32 from East Carlisle township along with Clarence Kreuger 26 of Hiram laborer Wanda Faulkner 25 LaGrange Carl Widdershein 39 Lorain steel worker Lucille Moore 33 Lorain Elmer Pease 21 Elyria disburser Elaine Cowen 22 Elyria 218 East Eighth street and Edwin Singstock 25 Milan farmer Mildred White 24 Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reppenhager
Cleveland
Georgia Hood
East Carlisle
Clarence William Kreuger
Hiram
Wanda Mae Faulkner
LaGrange
Carl Widdershein
Lorain
Lucille Moore
Elmer Pease
Elyria
Elaine Cowen
Eighth Street
Annual Christmas Party Galaxy Honors Miss Wilifred Seward
Miss Wilifred Seward hosted the Galaxy annual Christmas party at 132 Broad Street last evening with bridge, prize winners named as Orn Champion first Mrs. Carl J. Ericsson second and Miss Evelyn Head third. A supper featured holly centerpiece and candy cane favors. Gifts were distributed from under a lighted tree and funds were donated to two charitable jars. Also notes on Circle No 2 Christmas meeting, new members, a sauerkraut dinner planned, and a January 7 meeting at Mrs. Don Myers with further gatherings and a Santa visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galaxy
Wilifred Seward
Broad Street
Bridge
Orn Champion
Carl J. Ericsson
Evelyn Head
Don Myers
Denison Avenue
Install Class Officers At Second Congregational Church
Zhonta class officers of Second Congregational church were installed last night by Mrs. Frank Spencer in a candle light service at Mrs. Florian Boynton’s Bond street home. Officers installed were Ruth Kieth president Mildred Neufer vice president Phylis Jaycox secretary Florian Boynton treasurer Thelma Page sunshine treasurer. Evelyn Brillhart and Ella Hays gave annual reports. The program opened with a review of Consider Africa by Basil Matthews. Miss Jaycox read The Little Mixer. Hostesses served refreshments at red tabled lights. The class will meet again January twenty first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Frank Spencer
Florian Boynton
Bond Street
Florence Hazel
Irma Schaffer
Ruth Kieth
Mildred Neufer
Phylis Jaycox
Sunshine
Thelma Page
Evelyn Brillhart
Ella Hays
Africa
Basil Mathews
Vilolet Olmsted
Jaycox
Ladies Art Society Christmas Program at St John’s
About fifty women attended a Christmas program by the Ladies Art Society of St John’s Church yesterday afternoon. All members sang carols and Paul Robert Schroeder contributed a solo. A gift exchange enlivened the event. Hostesses were Mrs Alma Peters and Mrs Henry Peters. The society will meet again January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Art Society of
McKinley Girl Reserves Hold Christmas Party at Cambridge
A Christmas party for the McKinley Girl Reserves took place yesterday at the home of advisor Mrs Tony Manzo on Cambridge Avenue. Nan cy Neill led a devotional service after a short business session, followed by a Christmas story by Helen Hull. Games, gifts, and carols entertained twelve girls, who enjoyed refreshments served by the hostess. The next meeting is planned for the first week in January at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Tony Manzo
Cambridge Avenue
Nancy Neill
Helen Hull
Appoint New Chairman For Circle 9 At First Methodist
Circle 9 of the First Methodist church appointed Mrs. Babcock as chairman yesterday as Mrs. Walter Jones leaves for Lakewood. The meeting opened with a tureen luncheon and guests included Dr. E. J. Bond Reverend W. C. Endley Mrs. Peter Chobanoff and Clark Maddock. Bond led a Christmas devotional followed by carols. Mrs. G Erickson and Mrs. F E Foremen performed two piano duets Betsy Jones recited Grandmas Mistake. Hostesses were Mrs. Foreman Mrs. W Jones and Mrs. E Berndt Provision was collected for a holiday basket for the needy. Mrs. M F Elliott will host on Park Avenue January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 9
First Methodist Church
Walter Jones
Lakewood
Babcock
Guertla
E. J. Bond
W. C. Endley
Peter Chobanoff
Clark Maddock
Bond
G. Erickson
F. E
Betsy Jones
Grandma
Foreman
W. Jones
E. Berndt
M. F. Elliott
Park Avenue
Epworth League Rally Leads Oberlin Church Meeting
Eleven members of the Epworth League gathered at Oberlin Methodist Church for a county rally led by Heaver end George Reeve of Grafton. Vernon Wagar of Oberlin spoke on Are You Following the Star, followed by refreshments and meditations. Elyrians in attendance included Lucille Hutchings Bob Adams Bob and Marian Holmes Tom and Helen Reese John Mowry Ralph Hancock Edgar Burr Mary Cordrey and Mrs Marie Miller. Next Sunday evening Dr William Muir Auld of the First Congregational church will review a Christmas book at a candle light service inviting interested friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Oberlin Methodist Church
Heaverend George Reeve
Grafton
Vernon Wagar
Oberlin
Oberlin League
Beebe
Elyrians
Lucille Hutchings
Bob Adams
Bob and
Marian Holmes
Tom and
Helen Reese
John Mowry
Ralph Hancock
Edgar Burr
Mary Cordrey
Marie Miller
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
Christmas Circle No. 5 Meets for Luncheon at Dettman Home
Members of Circle No. 5 of the Methodist church with four guests gathered at Mrs. E. E. Dettman’s Colonial apartment for a three luncheon. Mrs. W. C. Snowden led a brief business session. The program featured a solo by Mrs. Dettman, a Keene Abbott story read by Mrs. Fred Fuller, two piano pieces by Mrs. Jack Warden, and social time. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Irvin Geitgey’s home on January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No
The
Methodist Church
Co. W. O'Malley
Princeton Avenue
Milton Parrish
J. H. Korb
Harley Wibber
O. G. Dunn
C. B. Simkins
St Luke
Sue
James Hilton
Harry Klee
Harler Decker
Vibber
Santa Claus
Circle No. 5
E. E. Dettman
Colonial Apartments
W. C. Snowden
Jack Warden
Irvin Geitgey
Ninth Street
Monopoly Club Hosts Christmas Party at Robson Court
Monopoly Club No 1 met at Mrs Jack Penrods Robson Court home for a Christmas party. A short game session crowned Mrs Larry Holmes first prize and Mrs Ray Luschen second with a special prize. A luncheon followed and gifts were exchanged. Birthday kerchiefs were given to Mrs Penrod and Mrs Holmes. The next meeting is January 7 at Mrs Holmes Byington Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Penrod
Monopoly Club No. 1
Robson Court
Monopoly
Larry Holmes
Ray Luschen
Annual Holiday Party at Daughters of Scotland hall
Christmas party for children at Wurst hall last evening hosted by Daughters of Scotland. About fifty youngsters attended a program of two short plays music and readings. Santa Claus led a grand march and handed out gifts and sweets before a late evening refreshment course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurst Hall
Daughters of Scotland
Santa Claus
West Side Guild Packs Holiday Baskets
The West Side Guild met with Rose Laundon on East River street for an afternoon of needlework and gift exchange. Christmas baskets were packed for needy families followed by luncheon and Yule decorations. Next meeting is Thursday January 7 at Mrs Grace Archambeau's Foster avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Guild
Rose Laundon
East River Street
Guild
Grace Archambeau
Foster Avenue
Middle Step Dinner and Gift Exchange at YWCA Residence
Middle Step group hosts Monday 6 30 dinner at the YWCA residence with Doris Standen Jane McGuire and Gladys Anderson in charge. Junior Friendship club dramatics present Wienles on Wednesday directed by Mrs Rob ert Wilson and Mrs Edward Champion with Patty Hoke Marcella Downs Catherine Pfundt Rita Halpin LaVonne Searight. Lila Tufford books Rita Meyer props and costumes. Year ends Tuesday with Hanging of the Greens ceremony at the YWCA. sponsor Mrs D W McLeod led the group last year as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Standen
Jane McGuire
Gladys Anderson
Wienles
Junior Friendship Club Dramatic Group
Robert Wilson
Edward Champion
Patty Hoke
Marcella Downs
Catherine Pfundt
Rita Halpin
LaVonne Searight
Lila Tufford
Rita Meyer
Y. W
D. W. McLeod
Complete Year s Work Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary
Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary held their final meeting of the year with separate sessions and completed routine business. The next regular meeting is Thursday January 7 with installation of new officers led by Captain Corbett E Southam as commander for 1937. An invitation to attend the Col Gilmore Auxiliary installation at Lorain and Alcorn in Lakewood was extended to both groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth
Corbett E. Southam
Col. Gilmore
Lorain
Alcorn Aux Mary
Lakewood
Nurses Alumnae Christmas Party at Elyria Memorial
Mrs Myron Saussler Miss Leeta Palm Miss Estelle Kres neski and Miss Mary Schulz hosted the annual Christmas party for Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae at the Nurses Home last evening. Prizes were awarded in lotto, gifts were exchanged around a Christmas tree, and refreshments were served. The next Alumnae meeting will be Wednesday January sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Saussler
Leeta Palm
Estelle Kresneski
Mary Schulz
Elyria Memorial Hospital
To Elect Officers The Gay Debs Meeting Change
The Gay Debs held a meeting at Miss Kyve lyn Novak at 611 Dewey due to date conflicts. Plans were made for carrolling on December 23 and officer elections on January 7 when new memory sisters will be chosen. Moropoly awarded to Dorothy Melton amid a holiday themed luncheon at Miss Josephine Worcester’s dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Worcester
School Street
Third Year Dept Party at First Congregational Church
Members of the third year church school met with Tom Cochrane for a class party at First Congregational. Don Windsor taught the boys and Mrs. Cochrane taught the girls. They played bingo, girls exchanged mystery gifts, and after refreshments the group adjourned thanking Mrs. Cochrane. Mrs. Windsor was a guest of the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cochrane
Don Windsor
Mrs. Cochrane
Cocrane
Windsor
Christmas party and tureen dinner at Roosevelt Girl Reserves
Mrs Mahan, advisor, organized a Christmas party with a tureen dinner yesterday. Miss Jaycox assisted. A gift exchange was featured. The program included a story by Mrs Mahan and poems by Betty A. and Irene U with three carols, including Little Town of Bethlehem, Silent Night, and Jingle Bells.
Division Elects Officers After Tureen Luncheon Meeting
Seventeen members of Division A of the Church of Christ and seven guests gathered for a tureen luncheon at Mrs. Edwin Schoenherr’s home on 1201 Middle Avenue. Mrs. James Smith opened the business meeting and new officers were elected: Mrs. John Deviney as chairwoman, Mrs. Sam Findlay as vice chair, Mrs. Schoenherr as secretary, and Mrs. August Groll as treasurer. Christmas gifts were exchanged before adjournment to meet again Thursday January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Edwin Schoonhorr
Middle Avenue
Leonard Terry
Fred Pahl
James Smith
John Devinney
Sam Findlay
Schoenherr
August Groll
Mrs Morse Hosts Forget-Me-Not Club Christmas Party
Mrs Louis Morse entertained the Forget-Me-Not club at her Lodi Street home for a Christmas party. After exchanging gifts, bingo awarded first prize to Mrs Edwin Sinerson and consolation to Mrs John Shapiro. A luncheon was served at a single large table with holiday decor. The next meeting will be in three weeks at Mrs Walter Hysell’s Floral Court home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Morse
Lodi Street
Banco
Edwin Sinerson
John Shapiro
Walter Hysell
Floral Court
Close Year's Work at Chevalier Lodge 316 Knights of Pythias
Chevalier Lodge No 316 Knights of Pythias held its regular year end meeting Tuesday noting a prosperous year with big membership gains and active rank work. Three Esquires were tested for Knight rank. Officers for the next term will be installed January 6 1937 and two strangers will be conferred the Page rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevalier Lodge No. 316
Knights of Pythias
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carl L. Goetz
4Th Street
Mrs. DeArment
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
W. Bridge Street
Mrs. Greene
Edwin Singstock
Milan
Farmer
Mildred White
Mr. Shopper
Edith Mae
Middle Ave
Elyria Hardware
G. R
Eosicht
Eys
Masonic Temple Bldg
G. R. Dinner
Mrs. Morse
Cavalier
Schroll Coal
Clear-Sylk
Broad St
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