Christmas Parties and Church Events in Elyria Notes
Elyria notes describe multiple holiday events: the Gallation officers of the Eastern Star celebrate with a dimmer and installation, the Knights of St John auxiliary Christmas party, and a First Church Christmas music program with Dr Percy Watson’s mission work. Also covered are church notices, a third degree team rehearsal, Evergreen Club party, and services at the Church of Christ with cantata and Christmas emphasis.
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Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Wellington
Charles Tite
Ladies Atsuliary Knights OF
First Congregational Church
Percy Watson
Fenchen, Chi
Erates
Mia
Méenbert
Watson
China Hu
Ching
C. Shans
Fenchow
Elyria Lodg
Uhurch OF
Christ L. Burner
East Avenue
Sable School
Christ
Chaldren Wilg
Jesus
Fe Js
Tar
United Presbyterian Church Christmas Services Begin
The United Presbyterian Church on East avenue hosts a 9:45 Sabbath school with a welcoming class and a 11 am address by Dr. J Knox Mantzomeree. Musical offerings include two anthems and Christmas pieces, with a 7:30 pm program featuring a love tableau and a White Gift for Armenia and near east relief.
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United Presbyterian
East Avenue
Second Street
W.S. Smith
J. Knox Mantzomeree
Muskingum College
New Concord
New World Movement
Unristus Maosic
E. S. Lorenz
Carrig
H. Adams
C. E
Armenia
Near East
U. S
B. Wilson
A J. Palmer
Local Holiday Visits Reported by University and Community
Miss Mary Burke of Colorado attends University on Thoulder and returns home to Seventh Street to spend holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J. F Burke. Tiliie Blaser from Middle Avenue with aunt Mrs. Diedrich of Canton visits Groton South Dakota for Christmas with relatives. Leonard Terry of Bliss Electrical School Washington DC comes home for holidays with Mr. and Mrs. C M. Terry. Garvin Avenue heading toward Barthur for Cincinnati to join wife for holidays. Mr. and Mrs. G A Pandock and family of Brantford arrive to spend holidays with Mr. C F Fosign on Eighth Street. The neighbors of Miss Preda My-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burke
University of Colorado
Thoulder
J. F Burke
Seventh Street
Tiliie Blaser
Middle Avenue
Diedrich
Canton
Groton
South Dakota
Leonard Terry
Bliss Electrical School
Washington
C M. Terry
Garvin Avenue
G A Pandock
Brantford Mt
C F Fosign
Eighth Street
Christmas gatherers and college students visit homes
Several residents return home for the holidays including Eleanor Hecker Vera McConnell and Kurian Lovejoy from Ohio State University. Mrs Cushings office hosts a party for Miss Terrell with twelve guests. Mel Terrell receives a mirrored gift. A local shop announces a big sale on men’s overcoats while Robinson & Hancock Co. promotes a Manufacturers’ Sale.
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Robinson & Hancock Co
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Riley
Clark Street
Evedgrem
Santa Claus
Odero
Om Elyria
Oberlin
Crurch
O.E.S
Weigion
Woman's Association Second Church
Woman's Association of the
Secord
C. M. Young
Fremont Street
George Lamberton
John Hecock
Grace Cunningham
Achenbach
Down Filler
Walter Wilson
Evergreen Club
Christias
Molin Deke
West Fourth Street
Peter Nellafield
Little Savings Account
The
Lorain County
Dr. Bell
ENA States
Selene Om Ems
ST. Clai
St. Clair Rebekah
Anchor Lodge
Grafton
Vine Lodge
Oberon
Welcune Lodge
Lorain
Lafaiot
Margaret Wilkins
Lafaiot Club
Sumner Street
EMOLA
Ave Women's Mall
Beery
Michie Ava
Barthur
Cincinnati
Miss Preda
William Farnum
Duanes
Priscilla
Bie West
Metro
Dorothy
Dalton
Vampire Ambrose
Keystone
Douglas Fairbanks
His Majesty the
United Artist
American Theatre
Eas
Leaf Street
Eushteen
Eleanor Hecker
Furnace Istreet
Vera MecConnell
Lake Avenue
Ohio State University
Kurian Lovejoy
Frank Lovejoy
West River Street
Richard Wueths
Norbert Schmitz
Fustatia
Mr. and
Wirs Charles Kiser
West Silverstrest
Thera
Afisa Terrell
Mel
Terrell
Philip Jobngton
MC Johnson
Cleveland
Harriet Conkig
Smith College Friends
Auburn, Nyx
Nmien
W. J. Farewell
Tailor and Men’s Furnisher
Peter
God
Neighbour
Kryptok
J, Miller
Century Block
Muller’s Grocery
East Ave
George St
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