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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1952

Page

9

Christmas Around the World Theme Family Night Pantomime

Mrs. Ernest Schmittgen wrote directed and narrated a Family Night pantomime at Washington Avenue Church of Christ themed Christmas Around the World. The program depicted Christmas customs from Sweden Italy Poland France and Bavaria with living pictures and music by a double quartet and Bethany Choir. Santa Claus handed out candy to children as Rev Henry K Shaw read the Nativity and carols were sung by all with a manger scene enacted.

America Ernest Schmittgen Washington Avenue Church of Christ Sweden Italy Poland France Bavaria Bethany Choir Joyce Meredith Schmittgen Henry K. Shaw Santa Claus George Mahon Christian Women's Fellowship

Yuletide Party and Christmas Events at St Jude's and Local Groups

St Jude's Altar and Rosary Society hosted a 75 person Christmas party with Santa Claus gifting presents, student performers from Elyria District Catholic High, and carols. Zhonta Class held a Christmas party at Mrs. Jess Messaros home featuring Amish Christmas tales and gifts for Indian missions. Pilgrim Congregational Church choir celebrated with a gift exchange, birthday cake, and dancing. A rummage sale and a Christmas craft sale by the Center for Sightless offered knitted items, linens, and household goods.

Santa Claus Clyde Barr St. Jude’s Altar and Rosary Society E. J. Kien Elyria District Zhonta Lake Avenue Congregational Church Jess Messaros Emerson Court Fred Ulrich Harley Rea Rea Eugene Miller Emory Shea Clarence Jones Frank Spencer Milton Farmer Frank Smith Burr Burton Sunshine Burton Jones Pilgrim Congregational Church Howard Scrivens George Tulk Ward Hubbard Rachel Sun Mon State 198 Brace Lake Ave Center For Sightless Third Street Elyria

Local Personal News Highlights From Elyria

Local students and residents are noted for holiday plans and life events. Robert Lawson a Baldwin Wallace freshman sings in Bech chorus and conservatory choir while Joan Kokai helps organize a nursing college concert at Cincinnati. John Streicher recovers from a December 9 stroke at home. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Handley celebrate 25th anniversary with an open house. Cranbrook student David Russert spends Christmas at home. Carol Double earns an OSU education degree today. Thomas Corogin to receive a Bachelor of Laws from OSU. Gene Mittler returns home for holidays as a Bowling Green freshman. Mrs Claude Hoy travels to Benton Ark to visit Robert Hoy. George Frame recovers from surgery at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Howard Wade and wife welcome a daughter. JANO SKO and Besan couples announce births at Elyria Memorial Hospital.

Robert Lawson P. D. Lawson Stanford Avenue Robert Baldwin-Wallace College Bech Conservatory

Lorain Licenses Held By Local Business Figures

Licenses issued to William Mathews of Lorain corporation president Katherine Cocoran of Lorain Robert Ladd of Put-in-Bay resort business and Vivienne Houff of Lorain. Rummage sale at 112 Stanford Ave 9:00 a m Saturday features clothing and misc. Home baking cakes pies breads and more with immediate service and delivery Holiday orders urged Helene West phone 59 112.

William Mathews Lorain Katherine Cocoran Robert Ladd Put-in-Bay Vivienne Houff Helene West

Donna Sanders Sets January 17 Wedding Date

Donna Sanders announced her January 17 wedding to Frederick C. Eppley at St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed church Amherst in a family dinner. The couple will wed at 4 30 pm with open church observed. Attending were relatives and friends including the Eppleys Sanders and Slacks in a December party.

Donna Sanders Frederick C.eppley St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church Amherst Miss Sanders Harold C. Sanders Milan Avenue Mr. Eppley Milton Eppley Telegraph Road

DAV Auxiliary Holds Farewell Christmas Party

Sixteen members gathered at Wishbone restaurant for a combined Christmas party and farewell dinner honoring Martha Hosler who is moving to Texas. Commander Blanche Wack presented a group gift as Gladys Johnson led a gift exchange after a social hour. Next meeting set for January 12 at the DAV clubrooms hosted by Helen Plas and Helen Otterbacher. St Vincent de Paul Altar Society to hold rosary for Mrs Helen Gendies Friday evening at Schwartz Funeral Home Lorain.

Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Wishbone Martha Hosler Texas Blanche Wack Gladys Johnson DAV Helen Plas Helen Otterbacher Welton’s Grafton Rd St. Vincent de Panl Altar Society Schwartz Funeral Home Lorain Helen Gendies

County Nurses' Group Has Party

The Lorain County Industrial Nurses Christmas party was a recent gala at the Woman's Club. Luncheon featured a salad course at a long table with a white angel centerpiece, greens, silver langels, and red candles. Gift exchange used Christmas card puzzles. winners were Rosemary Miller, Margaret Claycomb, and Louis Dyke. Hostesses were Mrs. Ethel Agate and Miss Mary Ruth Locke. Officers for 1953 were nominated at a brief meeting. votes to be held January 21.

Lorain

GFS Plans Carols and Holiday Activities for Shut-Ins

The Girls' Friendly Society Juniors organize a Christmas carol visit to elderly shut-ins at St. Andrew's on Sunday December 21 at 7 pm followed by a tree trimming party and a skit What Are You Going to Give Presented by Carolyn Norris et al. A cookie bake is scheduled, plus a New Year's Tea and Admission Service on January 4.

Imembers St. Andrew's Carolyn Norris Nancy Wentz Gail Champion Susan Bishop Barbara McCrae Sallie Davies Carolyn Allen Gayle Heidrich St Andrew’s Undercroft Patty Myers Jjr. Jr United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund

Girl Scout Leaders Club Christmas Party At Shilling Home

Mrs R L Shilling hosted the Girl Scout Leaders Club Christmas party at her Washington avenue home with a candlelight tableau and Yuletide decor. Miss Constance Lynch recalled experiences from her Fall trip while plans for the January 22 banquet were announced and a December 23 rehearsal set. Members collected Hilltop Cabin tax stamps and prepared gifts as the Wise Men theme guided games and carols. The Leaders Club will meet January 15 at the Methodist church basement to view a basket weaving program.

R. L. Shilling Girl Scout Leaders Club Shilling Washington Avenue Constance Lynch H. H. Thompson Heart Miss Lynch Elyria, Girl Scout Council First Methodist Church Hilltop Cabin Fund Betty Ayers Leaders Club Methodist Church

Argyle Lodge Meeting with Womans Club Highlights

Argyle Lodge No. 6 Daughters of Scotland met last evening with flag ceremony and prayer. President May Moore led routine reports, illness care, and holiday plans including a December 22 children's party at the K of P hall. Prize went to Mrs. Jack Trumble. next meeting January 16 hosted by Mrs. Robert McKelvie and Mrs. Lou Bonzo.

Womans Club Argyle Lodge No. 6 Daughters of Scotland May Moore Mary Day Heath Florida K. of P. Hall Andrew Allan Harry Wallace Jack Trumble Robert McKelvie Lou Bonzo

Christmas Parties Among Local Groups Tonight

Calendar lists multiple groups hosting Christmas parties including Round Table Club with Mrs. O Wilford, Navy Mothers at Woman's Club, Catholic Study Club No. 15 with Kay Robinson, Friettes at 8 p m, and others at various venues. Exchange party at Mrs. Andrew Levay home featured a buffet, lamb cake, and gift exchange. cake awarded to Mrs. Dancisko. next meeting January 15 for tureen supper.

Round Table Club Frank O Wilford Navy Woman’s Club Catholic Study Club No. 15 Kay Robinson Cornell Avenue Friettes Jate Kismet Lake Avenue Congregational Division Harry Picketts Garvin Avenue Daughters of Scotia P Hall Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce Spring Valley Country Club Sonrisa Club Andrew Levay West River Street George Dancisko Ethel Midler Opal Myers Lydia Rosecrans Doris Schaefer Louise Carr

YW Group Hosts Yuletide Party for Members’ Children

The Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual Y Megs Christmas party at Y M C A hall on a Wednesday evening. Special guests include members’ children and Mrs. Joseph Klimosewski and her kids. Mary Jensen narrates a tale about a puppy that wanted a boy and a car that helped Santa delivering presents.

Miss Jensen Joan Johnson John Rieth Joseph Klimosewski Sidney Mary Jo John Kenneth Pietch Ray Yost Norman Stark Harold Heathcote

Rummage Sale and Dolly Hospital Announced

A rummage sale offers misc hats for 1.00 at Cook's Mill ry 118 West Ave. For a dolly in need visit A. M. B. Doll Hospital at Brown Jewelers North Ridgeville, phone 72-771.

Cook’s Mill West Ave Dolly A. M. B. Doll Hospital Brown Jewelers Ridgeville

Hospital discharges listed for Raleigh and area

Mrs Clay ton Raleigh and son Grafton Mrs Paul Logan and son 837 West River street Mrs Richard Wald ron and son 212 West Bridge street Mrs Donald Pusbach and daughter 1216 Middle avenue Mrs Emery Charlton and daughter 428 Earl court Mrs William Chambers 590 Broad street Larry Easterday 324 East Bridge street and Mrs How ard Colgan 1004 Rosalee avenue.

Clayton Raleigh Grafton Paul Logan West River Street Richard Waldron West Bridge Street Donald Pusbach Middle Avenue Emery Charlton Earl Court William Chambers Broad Street Larry Easterday East Bridge Street Howard Colgan Rosalee Avenue

Steak dinner at Markel tea room for Thew Shovel employees

A group of Thew Shovel employees enjoyed a steak dinner at the Markel Tea Room last evening. Gifts were exchanged and movies shown. Attendees included Paul Dumont, John Vessalo, Robert Markel, Vernon McClung, Ray Jackson, and Steve Paullie.

Thew Shovell Markel Tea Room Paul Dumont John Vessalo Robert Markel Vernon McClung Ray Jackson Steve Paullie

Fur Coat Sale At 1001 Garford Ave

Readable fragment lists two fur coats priced between 12 and 14 and notes an address at 1001 Garford Ave. The brief item suggests a local sale event with unspecified hours and further details not provided.

Garford Ave

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