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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1935

Page

9

Christmas circle meeting at St Pauls church

Mrs O Schroeder hosted Circle No 4 of St Pauls church with Christmas trees gifts and a social hour. Officers elected include President Max Lyndon and Secretary Elizabeth Hunt. Music by Russell Schroeder and Mr Schultz honored on their 50th anniversary. Next meeting January 9 at Mrs Dee’s Park avenue.

Max Lyndon Luke F. Sasse The Star Anderson H. Anderson Elizabeth Hunt C. Schultz D. F. Dee Park Avenue

Bonzo Family Plans Golden Anniversary and Christmas Wedding

In Lucasville Ohio Mr and Mrs Henry J Bonzo celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on December 22. Their son Lou Bonzo of West Avenue Els ha will wed Miss Mary Penman of Els ha on Christmas Eve. Zou Bonzo has lived in Elsra eight years and works for National Tube Co.

Henry J. Bonzo Lucasville Ohio Lou Bonzo West Avenue Elsha Mary Penman Zou Bonzo Elsra National Tube Company

New Worthy Matron Presides At Meeting

Makel Garford newly installed Worthy Matron presided at Elyria Chapter Order of Fastern St21 meeting held last evening in the Masonic Temple. About 100 members attended with a varied program including songs by Marian Hand and noted soloists, violin numbers, dances, and carols. A premeeting dinner, decorated with stars and greens, was hosted by the Veme club. The next regular meeting is Friday January third with Floratie Heidie2 Junior Past Matron in charge of entertainment.

Makel Garford Elyria Order of Fastern St21 Masonic Teap Appa Marian Hand Nather Ne Merthe Alva Bowdler Ralph Besard Auf Weidersehn Ethel Ryan cWo Patsy Rogers Minnie Chapman Veme Club Denisa Weisbrod Shapter Floratie Heidie2

Johnston Gift and Knit Shop Offers Holiday Gifts

Christmas shoppers will find thousands of artistic and practical gifts at the Johnston Gift and Knit Shop, 239 FE Second St. The store features a full line of yarns needles bag tops and free instructions for hand made gifts. Beautiful cemetery wreaths are now discounted from 1.50 and 2.00 to 1.00 at Resar's.

Johnston Second St

Program Delights Woodman Hall Neighbors With Song and Dance

A Woodman Hall program entertained BPoval neighbors with songs recitations and dances. About one hundred attended after a business meeting. Stage Arts Studios performers presented tap dances scenes and musical readings including Minuet and The World Owes Me a Living. Santa distributed gifts to children. next meeting set for January 3.

Bpoval Fucsis Woodman Hall Ope Approax Mately Stage Arts Studios Mary Ann Berger Harrie Folley June Foiles Allen Humphrey A McConville Tin Soldiers Dollis France Relit Gerry Birkline Jack Slack Betty Jack Wise John Malterer Wildred Helen Buck Jim Wooster Fred Worth Kathryn McConville Naomi Wirth Elden Puls Nellie Mary Puis Santa Land Mary Lon Bauer Mary Jane Vietch Geraldine Vietch Santa

To Install Officers Protected Wlome Circle

The group met in I. O. G. F. Hall last night and elected officers to be installed January 13. Clarence Dunford, Senior Past President, will preside. A card party was planned for January 3, and a good will program with Santa Claus and goodies followed.

Wlome I. O. G. F. Hall Firteenth Clarence Dunford Wall Goov Am Santa Caus Ais Nmmetres Kiara Sohauh Lillian Hetnrath Nassorv Agnes Duntired Piesert Mt O Harl Kaylor Ender

Birthday Compliment To Miss Kneipper At County Event

A surprise party was held yesterday in honor of Miss Kneipper, secretary to Mr. Frank Eisernberger, with luncheon at the Green Lantern. A decorated birthday cake was shown and gifts were exchanged after Christmas presents were given.

Pouth Wulipper Frank Eisenberger Coor Hoi Acdi Lo Aotte Avon Miss Knelipper Green Lantern Miss Kneipper

Community Club and Social Gatherings Calendar

The Monday events list the BE. L. F. Club first meeting at Mrs. Byron Dague’s home. Rainbow Girls, Reefy Circle, and G. A. R. Christmas party noted. Knights of Columbus, Solomon’s Lodge, Alpha Delta Alpha with Louise Amerim, Oras Sempre with Mrs Lucy Wellert. E River Street venues include The Gables dinner, WY FLW Auxiliary holiday party.

BE. L. F Byron Dague Winckles &J Rainbow P. TD Reefy Circle Tadies Columbus Kine Solomon’s Lodge Alpha Delta Alpha Louise Amerim Oras Sempre Lucy Wellert East River Street E. and A. Club the Gables WY Flw

Annual Keen K uter club Christmas party held at Lonatelleow Street

Mrs Elsie Swartzel hosted the Keen K uter club Christmas party with a dinner and gift exchange. Officers were elected including President Mrs Darroy Pilkety and Vice President Mrs Cara Farmer, with Mr Irma Jackson as secretary and Mrs Dora Swezey as treasurer. A Christmas story was read and gifts exchanged, and new names were selected for the next quarter. The next meeting is January second at Mrs Luella Savies home.

Keen K Uter Club Elsie Swartzel Lonatelleow Street Etts D.nner watt+qd Guy Bullinessy Second Banker of Lure Rolther Chris Vest Dar-roy Pilkety Cara Farmer Irma Jackson Za‘ary Dora Swezey Sam Urias Luella Savies Eichth Stree

Tigredia Social Club Elects Officers at Christmas Party

Members gathered for the Tigredia Social Club annual Christmas party on Woodland Avenue hosted by Mrs Edna Manzelran. A tureen dinner followed a business meeting that elected Mrs Maneeiniat president Mrs Sade Gorman vice president and Mrs Laura Barton secretary treasurer. A short program featured recitations and Christmas stories by members and prizes awarded to several attendees. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Anna Hoard.

Tigredia Social Club Edna Manzelran Woodland Avenue Maneeiniat Sade Gorman Laura Barton Rlhva Ann Shrubsole Gorman Varian Shrubsols V Machernan Ida Devinney Shrubsole Lillian Boddy Mintie Thorley Minnieard Anna Hoard

Lorain Licenses Issued For Four Individuals

Licenses granted to Max Garfield assistant manager Lorain and Celia Ostrov Lorain along with Battista Filipucci laborer Sandusky and Eleanor Berti Lorain.

Max Garfield Lorain Celia Ostrov Battista Filipucci Sandusky Eleanor Berti

LaGrange Mayor Weds In New York

Announcement of the marriage of John Holcomb of LaGrange and Miss Jane Hubbard of LaGrange. The ceremony occurred in West Feid New York on the prior Saturday August 3rd. Mrs. Holcomb has served as a LaGrange first grade teacher for several years.

Lagrange New York John Holcomb Prasor Oat

Readings at Elyria Woman's Club Christmas Meeting

Two impressive readings were heard at the Elyria Woman's Club Christmas gathering. Nettie Finch Webber presented The Story the Fiddle Told and Mrs Will Foster performed The Angel and the Star, with Christmas carols sung by Mrs Doris Monroe. A business meeting preceded the program, followed by a social hour and refreshments.

Elyria Woman's Club Nettie Finch Webber Church of “I Lar Will Foster Ralph Conners Angel and the Star Doris Monroe Phil Robson AL Burd G. EL tHlerkeden Trae Wissinger L. PP. Kaiser Met Maude Salen Harvard Avenue

Christmas Play At Legion Hall Marks Junior Auxiliary Event

The Junior Auxiliary held a Christmas play titled The Christmas Ghost at Legion Hall with about fifty members present. Initiation for new members is planned for January 14, followed by a card party on January 17 chaired by Mrs W. W. Fer Timan. The children’s Christmas party will be held Sunday afternoon at the Legion Hall.

W. W. Fer Timan Paul Halter Senternup The Legion Ha.l

Entertains Club Hi Time Christmas Party

The Hi Time club met at Mrs Pure Wet'oy's home at 518 Onio Street for a Christmas party. Prizes awarded to Paul Shade of Lardinard, Carl Williams noted as second. centerpieces of pommettis and tapers adorned theJaneh eon table with favors at each plate. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs Herbert Lees's home 53 Colonial apartments.

Anembar Mrs Pure Wet'oy Onio Street Briden Ganz Paul Shade Lardinard “Mere Carl Williams Janeheon Herbert Lees Colonial Apartments

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Names And Addresses

Admission entries include Mrs Arthur Powers South Amherst, Mrs Vincen Ikkrebs R D No 2, Mrs Joe Dunplaga Columbia Sta, Wolson Chidsey Brunswick, Paul Stanton Jr 125 Williams Street. Discharges list Mrs Rudolph Schork 219 Stanford Avenue Mira Arthur Smith 423 Oxford Leo Noveske 335 Wuinckles Street Aileen Fieldier 119 Fremont Street Charles Kremser Ridgeville Peter Deimling Valley City Mrs Ralph Edwards baby boy 4 Samuel Street Mrs Ralph Stearns baby girl 614 Lake Avenue Naomi Hamlin Oberlin Wilder Kerch Medina.

Arthur Powers South Amherst Vincen IkKrebs Joe Dnuplaga Columbia Wolson Chidsey Brunswick Paul Stanton, Jr Williams Street Rudolph Schork Stanford Avenue Mira Arthur Smith Oxford Leo Noveske Wuinckles St Aileen Fieldier Fremont Street Charles Kremser Ridgeville Peter Deimling Valley City Ralph Edwards Samuel Street Ralph Stearns Lake Avenue Naomi Hamlin Oberlin Wilder Kerch Medina

Local Residents Spend Holidays at Home and With Relatives

Mrs toward Parton and son Ronald return from Elyria Clinic to 113 Franklin. James Seres arrives from Onnford to spend holidays. student at Miami University. Edna Jones of Elyria High School vacationing at Jackson home. Whitehead family visiting mother in New York City. Blanche Wershaw and daughter Maxine to Greene home for Christmas. Fay family to Seymour Indiana to visit father. Besse Downing heads to Jeanette Pennsylvania for holidays. Randall, Ohio Wesleyan student, at West Eighth Street home. Robert Carman at Riverside Military Academy recess. Amnspacher to visit Kansas City for holidays. Luella Eisenman visiting Toledo. Richards, Tiffin, Wilcox from Ohio State University home for holidays. Becks to Sandusky then Erie for visit. John Linton from Titusville to stay with Tibball in Earlcourt. Paul Wharton and children arrive from Detroit to spend Christmas with Mrs. Wharton’s mother on West Broad. Wharton party to stay ten days. Pawlikowski announces birth of daughter at Risra Clinic December 18. Elysians at Ohio State University spending vac at home: Ambrosky, Fnger, Geszinterman, Hall, Hullman. H. C. Mouse family hosting Sarah House and Lillian House from Conneaut. C. D. Ryai3 to entertain mother Mrs. W. A. Taggart from Steubenville. Walter Myers to spend Christmas with A. R. Myers in Adrian. Margaret Hart and Jennie Pais returned from Ohio University Athens. John Biges, Miami University senior, arrives to spend holidays at Middle Avenue home. Mrs. Robert Burns visiting family in Middlesburg.

James Seres Taft Avenue Onnford Ohio Miami University Edna Jones Elyria High School Jackson Fred Gardiner Whitehead Rodolfo del Arroyo New York City Blanche Wershaw Maxine Lorain Greene East River Street Lawrence Fay Agnes Seymour Indiana Edith Amnspacher Kansas City Thomas Anspacher Luella Eisenman Ninth Street Toledo Anna Richards Henrietta Tiffin Ruth Wilcox Ohio State University J. Martin Beck Devon Court Apartments Nathan Hullman H. C. Mouse West Avenue Sarah House Lillian House Conneaut C. D. Ryai3 Fast Avenue W. A. Taggart Steubenville Walter “Myers Dewey Avenue A. R. Myers Adrian Michigan Margaret Hart Cook Road Jennie Pais Case Road Ohio University Athens John Biges Oxford Middle Avenue Robert Burns Middletown

Elyria Men’s Bible Class Sets Theme for Sunday

L B Hindman selects The Meaning of Is Coming for the Elyria Men’s Bible class to meet Sunday morning at Hioll Theatre. White Gift Sunday is observed with donations requested. Mrs Roj Fitch solos and Paul Wainwright directs singing. Several locals return home for holidays from Ohio Wesleyan, Baldwin Wallace, Carnegie Tech, Wheaton, and relatives plan Christmas trips.

L. B. Hindman Elyria Hioll Theatre R.oj. Fitch Paul Wainwright

Voice Of The People: Ohio Tax Burdens Rise

A reader laments rising state and local taxes in Ohio, arguing town ship and county expenses outpace benefits, condemns a 40 cent driver tax, and urges mass protest. The letter contends government could be reduced by half with trimmed payrolls and restrained salaries, blaming lobbyists in Columbus.

Ohio Columbus

Stranahan Couple to Celebrate 65th Wedding Anniversary

On Sunday December 22, Mr and Mrs WW Stranahan will quietly mark their sixty fifth anniversary. Formerly of Columbia where Stranahan farmed Frances Heath of Valley City is 84 and he is 83 both still active with home duties. They have two sons Clayton and Lloyd and a deceased Burrell, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren, living at 325 Tenth Street.

WW. Stranahan Columbia Stranashan Mrs Stranahan Tenth Street

The Moral Crisis in Public Life and Economics

A critical reflection on how crowding for jobs and offices reveals a decline in moral fiber. The author decries a doctrine of getting something for nothing and spending out of gloom, blaming citizens for fault, and warning that honest workers bear the cost of a failed philosophy and reckless experimentation.

Empress Catherine and Voltaire Swap Handicraft Tokens

The Empress Catherine II of Russia disliked Voltaire yet exchanged a small ivory box she made with him. In return Voltaire tried his hand at knitting and began a stocking project for her. He abandoned the work halfway, yet sent the unfinished stockings to the empress as a token of his own handiwork.

Emperess Catharine Russia Voltaire

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