Christmas Parties and Services Held Tonight at Local Lodges
Epsilon Sigma Alpha hosts a Holiday party at Miss Maybell Burner home. Rebekah Lodge holds a Christmas party at seven. Personality Pals meet with Bet y Fister. Eagles Auxiliary hosts party gift exchange and shower at 7 treinta? 7 30. DL Vv. FLW. Marshall Chapter R A M schedules lodge hall party. Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias meets. Methodist church offers Special Christmas Service with Dr E J Bond on The Lords Christmas Tree with special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Maybell Burner
Rebekah Lodge
Bety Fister
Eagles’ Auxiliary
Lodge Hall
Marshall
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
E. J. Bond
Elyria Parent Teacher Council hears Dec reports
The Elyria Council of Parents Teacher Associations met in regu lar session with twenty one in attendance. Reports covered Carnival of Nations, Jefferson Junior High Association, sewing for Red Cross, and milk fund activity for December. Next meeting set for January thirty first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council
Elyria Council of Parents Teacher Associations
Elyria Savings and Trust
C. F. Flint
Gerald Rice
Carnival of Nations
Florence Percival
Jefferson Junior High
Frank Spencer
Elyria
Dewey Hull
Red Cross
Carl W. Martin
Milk Fund
J. Shaw
Gertrude Cook
Helen R Green Addresses Elyria Republican Women
Mrs Helen R Green Cleveland civic leader spoke to the Elyria Republican Women's Club at the Women's Club urging reform of graft in politics. She warned that corrupt politicians threaten the nation and party integrity, urging women to act to stop it. The election of a nominating committee and a constitution subcommittee were announced, with next meeting set for January at evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen R. Green
Cleveland
Republican Party
Green
A. C. Schilleman
Anna Kennedy
B. H. Long
Eric Chapman
Schilleman
Clarence Dick
J. C. Bins
George Bush
Margaret Crisp
J. Fisher
Ida Wingard
Local Social Roundup Guests and Visits
Marian Matin Pttin returns home from Akron after a week away. Elizabeth Vetter dines with Mrs. Angersbach. Axtel couples and Edith Kropf dine with the Derefields. Allie Claus and Florence Brownhelm visit Hart household. Cleveland guests Buehring and East Shore visitor Otto Buehring call on Unger. George Sweet and Hugh Elyria visit the Joneses. Brickman of Cleveland calls on Charles Cook. Italian herb Sardinian ferrk noted for sharp scent. Odd Fellows Native Brothers meet 1:30 PM Thursday for funeral of Brother Clark N Sanders. Robert E Maehl is Noble Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Elizabeth Vetter
Barbara Angersbach
Christ Kropf
Edith
Geo. Champney
Axtel
Louis Derefield
Allie Claus
Florence, Brownhelm
Frank Hart
Frank Buehring
Cleveland
Otto Buehring
East Shore
Melvin Unger
George Sweet
Hugh
Elyria
Afr
Harry Jones
Albert Brickman
Charles Cook
Odd Fellows Native Brothers
Hall
Clark N. Sanders
Robert E. Ifaehl
Noble
Jumpers for Spring Pattern 0494
Pattern 0494 showcases a button trimmed jumper with high neckline and puffed sleeves. Order info lists sizes 12 through 40, fabric estimates, and step by step instructions with pattern, catalog price 15 cents, catalog and pattern 25 cents, pattern department Chronicle Telegram, 232 West 18th Street New York City.
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Marian Martin
Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Inter Noe Class entertains with gifts and shower
Theljumont hosted the Inter Noe Class at her home on Latsavers. Prizes went to Mrs. Harold Olmstead and Doris Reichert. Doris Reichert, to wed Kenneth Beal on January 4 1933, received a miscellaneous shower and many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thei
Atmont
Thel
Jumont
Inter Noe
Latsavers
Kathryn Smith
Harold Olmstead
Doris Reichert
Miss Reichert
Kenneth Beal
Christmas Program at '04 Literary Club meeting
Mrs J F Glosser hosted the '04 Literary Club Christmas gathering on a severe day afternoon with fourteen members in attendance. The group sang carols, heard a Scripture reading by Mrs Walter Wilson, and enjoyed a Christmas story read by Mrs Doris Monroe. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served. The next meeting is January 10 at Mrs Minnie Terrys home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Glosser
Neutercourt
Literary Club
Wegat
Glosser
Minnie Terry
Ninth Street
Lorain Rabbit Club honors seventeenth anniversary party
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Jones hosted Lorain County Rabbit and Davy Club members at their Lorain home for an informal hard times gathering. Roy Blake won first prize for the poorest costume. Pedro provided evening entertainment. Prizes went to Mrs. Russell Connell and Joe Wojicik, with consolation for Mrs. Sylvian Wasserman and Dr. R. J. Rosselot. A luncheon followed.
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R. A. Jones
Lorain
Lorain County
Legion Auxiliary Delivers Christmas Basket Supplies
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary gathered at the Legion Hall to donate staple groceries for Christmas baskets destined for the needy. After a brief meeting, they held a party with games won by Mrs. Sique Amidon, Mrs. Gwen Robson, and Mrs. Mary Kolopos. a gift exchange preceded refreshments. Little Shirley Lou Anger from Henrietta performed a tap dance at the County Home program supervised by Miss Joyce McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Lou Anger
Henrietta
Shirley
Joyce McKinley
Ensemble Francais Holds Annual Party at Elyria High
The L'Ensemble Francais Club of Elyria High hosted its annual party after noon yesterday. Members presented a Second Bic Broadcast musical program followed by games dancing and refreshments in the cafeteria with notable performers including Bing Crosby the Mills Brothers Rudy Vallee and Boswell Sisters among others. Louis Lamm Jr served as station announcer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’ensemble Francais Club
Elyria High School
L'Ensemble Francais
Bing Crosby
Ben Knapp
Amos and Andy
Fred MacDowell
Richard Kre
Lowell Storck
Katherine Pfaff
Boswell
Virginia de Fazio
Elaine LePonce
Marthe Bilskey
Louis Lamm, Jr
Mrs C B Simkins Hosts Mary Martha Class Christmas Party
Mrs C B Simkins of 029 Twelfth Street open ed her home to the Mary and Martha Class of the Methodist Sunday School for a Christmas party. Members contributed items for welfare baskets. The program included devo tions, carols, a Christmas story, and Santa Claus gifts followed by a buffet lunch hosted by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Simkins
Twelfth Street
Mary and Martha
Methodist Sunday School
J. M. Powell
O. E. Brodbeck
F. E. Foreman
Ted
Stargell
Santa Claus
W. O McClellan
Girl Scouts Hold Christmas Party Instead of Meeting
Troop 1 skipped their regular gathering for a Christmas party. The girls repeated the Girl Scout promise, played games, read Christmas stories, and sang taps after the readings. Gifts were exchanged. several girls were invested as Tenderfoots, and the Dorcas Class of the Church of Christ held a related event with readings, carols, and a gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Waters
Marion Bridgett
Olie Green
Katherine Gates
Good News for Colds Susceptibles Plan for Preventing Colds
An old advertisement describes Vicks Nose & Throat Drops and VapoRub as aids to prevent or shorten colds. The plan advises using Nose & Throat Drops at first symptoms and VapoRub at night, plus Daytime Nose Propo for comfort during work.
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Vicks VapoRule
Vicks Plan
Vicks
Vicks Nose
Aid Society Christmas Party at United Presbyterian Church
The Aid Society of United Presbyterian held its annual Christmas party last evening with a tree, decorations, and carols. President Mrs. F A Lawrence led devotions. program arranged by Mrs. J K Neca and Mrs A E Snodgrass. performances by Miss White and Mrs A S Schulz. A tableau by Mrs Charles Swartzel and others highlighted the event. Hostesses were Mrs J H Howlett and Mrs George Smith. A grocery shower funded Christmas baskets for those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society of
United Presbyterian Church
F. A. Lawrence
J. K. Neca
A. E. Snodgrass
Miss White
A. S. Schulz
Charles Swartzel
R. Copas
Doris Leatherman
J. H. Howlett
George Smith
Women’s Home Club Christmas Party Hosted by Mrs Troutman
Nine members and three guests of the men's Home Club enjoyed a Christmas party at Mrs. Troutman's home. Bunco prizes went to Mrs. Nichol, Mrs. Frances Troutman, and Mrs. Beattie. After refreshments, ribbons were pulled from a gift basket. The event followed a note about January 9 at Mrs. R. K. Nichol’s residence.
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Men's Home Club
Christmas Party Puts Colorful Spotlight on Local Church Groups
A joint meeting and Christmas party of the Young Women's Missionary Society and the Plus Ultra Class at the Methodist church featured a turcan dinner, soft lighting, a Christmas tree centerpiece, and a business session followed by games. Miss Alice Bird told the Christmas story and Santa Claus distributed gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Mission Society
Alice Bird
Santa Claus
Tau Wa Si Club Hosts Turkey Dinner at Church of Christ
Tau Wa Si Club members dined with Miss Betty Day and Mrs Eunice Browning at the Church of Christ. Seventeen places were set, with Miss Evelyn Neuwirth among the guests. After a business session, Christmas gifts were exchanged. Misses Debtte and Evelyn Wilson will host at East Avenue January twentieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadi Club
Betty Day
Eunice Browning
Church of Christ
Evelyn Neuwirth
DeBtte
Evelyn Wilson
East Avenue
St John s J P Have Holiday Party
St John s Church Young People hosted a Christmas party in the school auditorium on Third street. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments with numbered tickets matching small gifts. The group plans to go carolling on Christmas Eve.
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ST. John's J. P
St. John's Church
Third Street
New Sigma Gamma Officers Elected At Christmas Party
Mra Marian Burke and Miss June Copas hosted Sigma Gamma Sorority at their Twelfth Street home for a Christmas party attended by sixteen members two pledges and two guests. Bridge prizes went to Mra Earl Fauver Mra Chris Arndt and Mrs Wilbur Ganton. Officers chosen include President Miss Marge Wilson Vice President Mrs Marian Burke Secretary Miss Helen Townsend Treasurer Miss June Copas Reporter Mrs Dorotha Fauver. Upcoming Jan ninth meeting will be with Miss Kay Eckler of Lake Avenue for a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Massey
George Street
Alice Kaylor
Klara W. Schaub
Myra Gaines
Sunshine
Elizabeth Smith
Martha Wirth
Anna Gehrke
Dolores Resar
Janard
Dehn Road
Mra
Marian Burke
Marge Wilson
Helen Townsend
June Copas
Dorotha Fauver
Arndt
Amherst
Alma Cowdrey
Kay Eckler
Lake Avenue
Suns Club Hosts Children at Annual YMCA Party
Members of the Suns Club hosted a group of children at the annual Y W C A Christmas party last evening. Fifty attended. Dinner was served at festively decorated tables and Santa Claus arrived later with gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women OF the Moose
Elyria
Woodman Hall
Santa Claus
Mrembers
Suns Club
Local youths and students return for holidays
Miss Dorothy Bell arrives from Columbia University to spend Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs W F Bell. Several Cornell and Ohio students plan holiday visits to Bellefontaine Urbana Findlay and Delphos while Norman Goldstein and Richard Henry return from college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bell
Columbia University
New York City
W. F. Bell
Third Street
E. H. Faulkner
Ninth Street
Tennessee
Elizabeth Yoder
Gertrude Yoder
Cornell Avenue
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Don Bowland
St. Petersburg
Florida
W. O. McClellan
Wooster Street
Carroll T. Shaw
Urbana
Illinois
C. J. Miler
Kenneth Miler
Delphos
F. D. Humphrey
Kathryn Ann Humphrey
George Brownell
William Humphrey
Findlay
Norman Goldstein
Max Goldstein
Park Avenue
University of Pennsylvania
Richard Todd
Edward Pape
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Jara Henry
St. Joseph's Academy
Cleveland
Ruth Hill
Hamilton
Virginia Tibball
Hartcourt
Duke Gull
Allegheny College
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Eleanor Goldstein
Smith College
Northhampton
Massachusetts
M. Goldstein
Richard Henry
Castle Heights Military Academy
Lebanon
R. C. Henry
Christmas entertainment at Evangelical church in Henrietta
Henrietta readers learn of a Christmas program at the Evangelical church on Saturday evening. The M E prayer service is set for Wednesday at Mrs Anna Buchs home. Methodist choir rehearsal follows at Mr and Mrs Robert Vetter home. Visitors include families from Birmingham Akron Elyria Vermilion and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Evangelical Church
Anna Buchs
Robert Vetter
Will Hou
Birmingham
George Sanah
Akron
Pippert
L. C. Minkler
Charles Smart
Elyria
William Coultrip
M. FP. Coultrip
Flaherty
Lorain
Melvin Unger
Postwar Agencies Define The Hague's Global Role
The Permanent Court of International Justice at the Hague marks a key postwar international agency. Letters suggest origins lie in a hunger for sympathy and shared humanity after conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permanent Court of International Justice
The
Hague
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Joseph Reese
Oberlin
Rose Metere
West Avenue
Henry Peters
Columbus Street
Henry Ena Weat
Don Gawura
Adams Street
Carl Lesher
Hillsdale Court
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Paul Wainwright
Mary Fox
Wayne Garland
George C. Martin
John N. Harding
Brother Harding
Wina May Freeman
Earl Cook
Elberta Gamble
Valeria Tite
Dorthea Brecknock
Jean Parmley
Beverly Renouard
Marguerite Kuffener
Phyllis Choate
Virginia Lewis
Dale Pallas
Edwin Robson
L Eleanor Robson
Norma Crandall
Miss Mary Fox
Hazel Martin
Popald Marsh
Doris Parker
James Agate
Buddy Garland
Margaret Marsh
Robert
Kieth Kirk
Corrine Woodings
Mayor VanQoster
W. M. Young
Burma-China
First Baptist Church
Young
Girl Scouts of the Daisy
Marian Matin Pttin
Rowensa Circle
Rowena Circle
Rosellauers
Earl Parsons
Millis
Wellington
Frances Troutman
Winckles Street
Rabbit Club
Ensemble Francais
Mary-Martha
Girl Scouts
Dorcas
Miss Lietcthe
Katie Lietch
Judge Webber
Washinton Avenue
Mesdames Wright
Palmer
H. R. Wright
Loomis Company
Knights Templars
Masonic Temple
Brother Palmer
C. Ralph Williams
Walter Hinkle
Walter O. Smith
Christ
Robert Burns
Galilee
Masonic Chorus
U. P. Aid Society
Women's Home Club
Troutman
TA WA SI
Thurs
Adams
Broad &T
Sigma Gammas
Sune Club
Mary Grace Beauty Shop
Caldwell Avene Elyria
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Avenue
Torain County
the Brown Company
Elyria, Ohio
Printers - Paper Merchants
Lodi Street
Newell Barber and Beauty Parlor
Nichol’s
Broad Street
Vermanents
Tess Warnelle Washington
Beauty
the Children’s Apparel Shop
Second Street
T. J. Hutchings
Wm. Sudro
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin College
Mary Brand Ruggles
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