Holiday Guests Spread Cheer Across Town
Mrs D M Anderson of Blairsville Pennsylvania arrives Sunday to visit her daughter Mrs J P Altman of Princeton Avenue and will stay over the holidays.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1932
Page
11
Mrs D M Anderson of Blairsville Pennsylvania arrives Sunday to visit her daughter Mrs J P Altman of Princeton Avenue and will stay over the holidays.
An order and description for Marian pattern 436 and 9436 outlines a morning frock in cotton prints with pique or broadcloth accents. Sizes 36 to 48 are offered, fabric amounts given, and illustrated step by step instructions included. Catalog and pattern details priced at 15 cents, with combined 25 cents.
A detailed notice of tonight's events across multiple organizations. The Young Women's Missionary Society hosts a green supper and Christmas gifts for Miss Gloria Wisner in Algiers. Various clubs such as Ynter Nos, Sigma Gammas, Rowena Circle, Moose Women, and the YWCA support holiday gatherings, raffles, and welfare baskets. Missing names and scattered details reflect a busy community calendar with social and charitable activities.
Admission roster includes Leo Armbruster Grafton Raymond Van Niel Plymouth Ohio Grace Trimmer Mrs John Brader Grafton Discharges list Leroy Kliinec Grafton Wesley O Neal Cleveland Mrs Richard Gehl baby girl 433 Kenyon A piano recital by Miss Helen Os born group at Home for the Aged on Monday night Dec 19 at 7 30 featuring solos duets and trios Several Christmas songs sung and Miss Lynn Eldred delivered humorous readings Participants include Marian Grobe Norm Kolbe Bettie Duffy Virginia Stewart Carlotte Stang Mary Alice Worcester Lucille Coen Nan Shryock Ruth Provoznik Bobbie Shepard Doris Nichols Lyon Eldred Helen Osborn Ruth Osborn Ruth Wright Edmund Wright Harry Dier Marion Stanford Ada May Stanford Catherine Northam Bettie Jane Northam Charlotte Folk Madalene West Roberta Stetzel Geraldine Frantz Jane Gleason Janet Baus Sara Arlene Baxter Helen Rebman Margaret Cutter
Miss Norma Stegman hosted a Christmas party for the E L F Club on Chase Bridge with honors to Helen Castle Charlotte Tompkins and Margaret Zachman. Gift exchanges followed a luncheon and plans for a New Year party on Jan 2 at Irene Zachman’s home.
Mr and Mrs J B Studer longtime Fredericktown residents and parents of Mrs E W Wright of Elyria celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on December 21 with a family gathering and informal reception. Mrs Wright and her family left Elyria to join the holiday observance.
Mrs Bodine hosted Sunny Side Up Club for a Christmas party on East Avenue with twelve guests. Prizes were awarded for dancing with Mrs Telzerow taking high score, Bodine second, Weber consolation, and Rasbach winning the contest prize. A gift box exploration followed by a course luncheon and festive decorations. Mrs Telzerow invited guests to Columbus street on January second.
Last evening Pi Omi cron Sorority held a meeting with talks on Fannie Hurst and Kipling short stories. Francie Thompson and Ernest Thompson Seton contributed critical and scientific essays. Mrs Victor Reese reviewed Wiggam’s Explain Your Mind and a dinner was served at Shattuck's Inn before plans for January sixteenth.
High School B Y P U enjoyed a sleigh ride with Christmas carols and light refreshments at East Avenue. The Lorain County Bee Keepers elected Van Haun as president Ray Johnson as vice president and George Yost as secretary treasurer. Fifteen members from the First Congregational church worked on Red Cross sewing projects and plan an entertained session on January ninth.
The Ladies Aid Society of Fine Manuel Lutheran Church planned a Christmas party at the church. The Upper Room Bible Class discussed the churchs role in home, government, and society with Carrol Post teaching. A Friday evening program featured carols, readings, a play, and Santa’s gift distribution.
Beta Delta Beta fraternity held its regular meeting at the YMCA last night at seven thirty. Plans for the upcoming Beta party were discussed and decided to be held at the American Legion Home on Friday night December 23 with Worthington's band providing music. John Biggs, a major student, closed the meeting with a talk on fraternity life at college.
Walter Peake hosted the A Q Club on Oxford Avenue with three bridge tables in play. Mrs Russell Bennett won the prize as gifts and refreshments were shared. Mrs Ralph Young and Mrs Hugh Richards will host a New Year’s party at the Green Lantern on January 2 with husbands as guests.
Members were guests of Miss Lucille Graber at her home. A discussion of new members occurred in the business session. After a bridge game prizes went to Miss Lois Leppere and Miss Beth Phelps. A red and green motif featured in the decor. The group planned a January meeting with Miss Donna Dickason as hostess.
Eight O'Clock Club members gathered at Mrs. Kenneth Vaughn's Brandston avenue home for a Christmas party with gift exchange. Banco prizes went to Mrs. Bert Lord first, Mrs. George Schmitkens second, and Mrs. Ralph Betz third. The next meeting is set for January 4 at Mrs. Henry Chote's East River street residence. The betrothal of Miss Cora Miller to Douglas L. Manning was announced at a dinner party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Manning at a Cleveland hotel on December 17. Mrs. Gladys E. Petter of St Louis, daughter of Mr and Mrs. C. FP. Preslar, Hastave avenue, is visiting her parents for a few days.
Mike Salvetta and Rose Casi, both of Lorain, apply for a license. Rudolph Urban, 30, and Margaret Bender, 21, of Lorain apply for a license. Edwin Hemminger, 21, clerk, and Viola Rummery apply. Merlin Monagon, 23, truck driver, Elyria township, and Martha Carlisle, 20, Sheffield township seek marriage rites. Justice of the peace and Rev. Lyons listed as officiants.
Locals include Betty Solathe a Findlay teacher visiting Harvard avenue hosts during holidays. Russell Mohrman of Athens Ohio to spend vacation with L A Mohrman family returning December thirtieth. Heidelberg student Carlton Richie at home with Dr and Mrs Roth in Denson avenue. Many others from Heidelberg Northwestern Wheaton Hiram and Ohio Wesleyan travel to spend Christmas with families.
A library roundup highlights works on Russian history and Soviet labor, Egyptian travelogue, banking regulation, a crime caper about flight from justice, and a romance set in the turf world with a mix of mystery and humor.
Parkersburg West Virginia reports the death of Elsworth Cross aged 47 at a hospital on Monday from four self protection related gunshot wounds while ill. The piece notes a medical detail and contrasts with literary commentaries referencing Bernard Shaw and Oscar Wilde about shock and paradox.
Columbus Ohio State Highway Director QO W Merrell said members of the Ohio Motor Bus Association will report danger spots on roads they travel. Bus drivers cover nearly every Ohio highway. Delaware Ohio Mrs Sarah Houser 88 dies in Delaware.
Last night a woman’s apron caught fire from an open flame at her home on Seelmeider's Grove near Grafton Rd. English observers noted tobacco smoke and pipe use as the first call to action. A dance event is listed for Wednesday nights in the area.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.