Women’s Association installs officers at Second Congregational Church
The Women’s Association of Second Congregational Church installed new officers with an evening Christmas program. Irene Upton accompanied piano as the group sang carols. Mrs. Kemp led a candlelight ceremony. Members discussed Christmas hymns and shared tea, ending the year’s work with remarks by Mrs. Boynton and others.
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Women’s Association of Second Congregational Church
Second Congregational Church
Irene Upton
Harry Brillhart
Matthew
David
A. E. Kemp
Frank Lovejoy
S. H. Boynton
Mohn
Pries
Trene Upton
Hepsy Unrias
Alex Fell
Sam Winchell
H. Brillhart
Florencr Gillman
Woman's Association
Junior VFW Post 1079 Christmas Party Delights Members
The Junior Order of VFW Post 1079 auxiliary hosted a well attended Christmas party led by president Emma Zahrley with Mrs. D Beattie assisting. Children performed recitations and dances by the Gerhart sisters delighted guests before Santa distributed gifts and a luncheon followed the entertainment. Local members and families attended including Charles Haun James Powell Thomas Michalis Andrew Harrison William McCully A J Hopkins D F Rieske J P Mulroy Mrs Yearley and relatives.
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The
V. F. Ww. Post No. 1079
Emma Zahrley
D. Beattie
Roy Hendrickson
Sue Yearley
Patricia Beattie
Helen Micalis
Marion Harrison
Shirley Ann Betts
Charles Haun
James Powell
Thomas Michalis
Andrew Harrison
William McCully
A. J. Hopkins
D. F. Rieske
J. P. Mulroy
Yearley
Walt Kushinski
Frank Brandt
William Moir
D. Robison
Christmas Bridge Party and Scout Christmas Eve Plans
ReDouble Two club members and guest Mrs George Carter enjoyed a Christmas party hosted by Mrs Reginald Fowkes. Five bridge games yielded high scores for Mrs Max Bearer and Mrs Harry Fowkes, with Mrs Fred Lehmann consoled. The hostess received the traveling prize. A luncheon in the dining room featured a Santa Claus sled centerpiece with green tapers. Troop 105 Boy Scouts and families planned Friday’s Christmas party at the new Townline cabin after viewing the Scouts’ display and play. They meet at 1st Congregational Church at seven and bring ten cent fish pond gifts, then caravan to the cabin.
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George Carter
Reginald Fowkes
Max Bearer
Harry Fowkes
Fred Lehmann
Santa Claus
Troop 105
Boy Scouts
New Townline
1St Congregational Church
Senior Friendship Club Kids For Christmas Party
Members of the Senior Friendship club dressed as children for a Christmas party at the YWCA gym. A grand march named Honey Lou Elemes as most beautiful child. Santa Claus and helper gave gifts and refreshments. admission was a can of food and two cents for the Not-An-Empty-Stocking fund.
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Chiildhood
Honey Lou Elemes
Betty Altfeld
Santa Claus
Earl Lautenschlager
E. A. Berndt
C T. Wright
Jerry Rigo
Lois Berndt
Joan Duckett
Christmas Guests and Arrivals in Elyria Area
A long list of visitors and locals spending the holidays in Elyria and nearby towns includes Gordon C. May of New York City visiting his Oberlin and Elyria relatives, Mrs Eunice Worcester ill in Oberlin, and several students and travelers returning from Ohio State University, Ohio Wesleyan University, and towns in Pennsylvania and Michigan. Event notes cover a Sunny Side Up Club Christmas banquet at Benson's, with prize winners, a tree exchange, and plans for January gatherings.
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Gordon C. May
New York City
O. C. May
Oberlin
May
A . Stevenson
Eunice Worcester
Leo Smith
West Eighth Street
Raymond Reisinger
Frank Waltz
Fairlawn Avenue
Morgantown
West Virginia
West Virginia University
Kurt Wahl
Frankcourt
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jud Welchman
Herbert Meister
Jack Selby
Elyria
Ohio Wesleyan University
L. H. Wilcox
Jefferson Street
Columbus
Ruth Wilcox Iron
Ohio State University
Ethel Geitgey
Frans Avis
R. E. Ward
Childrenell
Toledo
Irving Getgey
Ninth Street
John H Linton
John Marshcall
Titusque
Pennsylvania
Air
H. W
Barcourt
Harry Wolk
Fairlawn
Ohio State Uwwers
Persnirer Rifles
Harold Gongey
Ohio Westeyal University
Washington, D. C
Charles K. Ford
Detroit
Mr. Green
William A. Green
High Point
North Carolina
Mir
Charles Hodge
Cleveland
Wrrn Smith
Canada
Muss Dorotha Bates
Tacoma
Washiington
Simon Bates
High Street
M. H. Forbes
Stanford Avenue
Forbes
S.C Lapp
Clyde Lapp
Coshocton
Ohio
Betty Thatcher
Cleveland School of Art
Harvard Avenue
R. R. Francis
Robert Lee
New York
Annie Francis
Marjorie Francis
Wauseon
Don Thompson
Drami University
C. A Glass
Buffalo
J. E Glass
Martha Glass
Champaign
Illinois
A. R. MacDonald
H Trumpy
Esther Schulznd
Nancy Oldfield
Delaware
Katherine Newton
Pittsburgh
Oscar Farrell
Newton
H. J. Schulz
Park Avenue
Princeton Avenue
tyne @ suds
Christmas Choir Party at Elaine Cole Home
The Church of Christ choir held a Christmas celebration at Miss Elaine Cole's Lake Avenue home. After church rehearsal, guests trimmed the Christmas tree, played seasonally themed games, enjoyed a gift exchange, and shared luncheon for about thirty attendees.
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Church of Christ
Elaine Cole
Lake Avenue
Cole
Local Licenses Granted to Four Nearby Residents
License notices list William Reuben Ellis, 22, Springfield, utility employee, and Rose Mary Johnson, 19, of 349 17th Street, Elyria. Also named are George Greenbank, 20, Sullivan, farmer, and Frances Manning, 2], Huntington Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reuben Ellis
Springfield
Utility Employe
Rosemary Johnson
17Th Street
Elyria
George Greenbank
Sullivan
Frances Manning
Huntington Township
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admission entries show Mrs Kurt Wade and Frankcourt resident Harvie Bates among others. Discharges include Mrs John McCarthy and baby girl, with multiple named addresses and households listed. The mixed, partial text references several names and streets, suggesting a community hospital update with patient movements and residence notes.
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Kurt Wade
Frankcourt
Harvie Bates
West Broad
Robert Matevich
Spruce Street
Alerio Fitzpatrick
Butternut Ridge
John McCarthy
Lenciid Avenue
George Sears
Bobs
St Clair Reaches Loisze Plans for January Program
Community program plans unveiled for January in observance of a Loisze anniversary with Odd Fellows attendance and a varied program. Vocational pupils from the Strse Arts Studio performed songs and dances under Irving Pirun and a Richard Day Orchestra provided selectors. Afterward Santa Claus distributed fruit and candy. a Zeta Upilen gathering featured a turkey dinner and a kitten shower for Miss June Garford. Roger Peckinpaugh to present the motion picture Play Ball at the Fathers and Sons banquet. reservations required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair
Loisze
Lust
Thomas Wildey
Odd Fellows Gools
Ana
Preston
Vairgimr
Setabert
Dale Hahn
Pawlis Hoate
Carsl
R Eno
Krewth Chauteree
Brillhart
Vera Brenner
Henry Scrivens
Avis Hastings
Strse Arts Studio
Irving Pirun
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Fathers’ and Sons
Frank S Harmon
First Methodist Church
Calendar items show diverse meetings and parties
The item list notes various club and community gatherings. Mothers groups at Talarsk and Cleveland Street host events, Alpha Beta Gamma meets Wall Betty Krazlow, Sigloe meets Betts Bean, and Sons of Veterans plan a Christmas party and election at Mrs. Herlon Beard’s home. Other notices include St Pauls Curele Noo boopas party, Mary Reverteen at Park Office, Aphradites and Z members, and Woran’s Club activities.
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M. T. ML
Talarsk
Cleveland Street
Alpha Beta
Mary Reverteen
Park Olice
Rongats
Aphradites
Helen Zeehiman
Sey Toms
Dot
Woran
foPeeuiiers
Andar Chewel
Coral
Jaraor Eholerey
Church Group Elects Spat at Doubtful Meeting
Church group election results announced with Mrs Wood Lyons and Mrs Max Phillis in key roles. Christmas party hosted by Fidelity Class featured devotions by Miss Sears, a toy basket for a needy family, games, and prizes. Members listed include Miss Sears, Ada Mae Ross, Dorothy Koontz, and others. Next meeting January 16 at Dorothy Koontz’s home.
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Tne Fidelity
Methodist Church
Louise Hendricks
Dorothy Melton
Ada Mae Ross
Elnora Farkas
Dorothy Koontz
DeMolay Officers Mentioned Lodge Leader Nickname Dad Smith
Readable fragments cite officers of the lodge and reference to Dad Smith of the DeMolays, indicating a discussion of leadership and notable figures within the youth organization.
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Lodge
Dad” Smith
Girl Reserve Holiday Meetings Feature Caroling and Gifts
Garford and McKinley Girl Reserves held Christmas parties with carols and stories, gift exchanges, and refreshments. Hamilton and Jefferson groups presented plays, with prizes in some sessions. A ski party and brief meetings were noted for the season ending activities.
Odd Ballots and Festive Tricks Reported in City Parade
A jumble of garbled text references a parade or party scene with mentions of Santa Claus roles, Rafferty, Esther Helen Meesg, Eveiyn, and other unclear figures. The piece hints at public events and holiday themes, but details are fragmented.
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Rome
Q . Claffieor
Ely
Yosaing Cinnes
Rafferty
Esther Helen Meesg
Eveiyn
Christmas Circle Entertained at Mrs Lengel’s Home
Mrs Lengel hosted Eastess Circle No 1 of First Congregational Church with five guests and 21 attendees for a Christmas program on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Elizabeth Rich led with a prophecy and prayer as a decorative mantle scene and blue starry sky set the festive mood. Mrs Alex Heggie read a Christmas story set in a Pullman coach while Tommy Lengel wore Santa attire delivering gifts. tea followed with salad served by Mrs Lengel. The January 18 meeting will be hosted by Mrs Oilie Palmer on Middle Avenue.
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Circle No. 1
First Congregational Church
M. Strengel
East Avenue
Charles Persons
Mis Jensen
Utah
Robert Hand
Rawlston
Pennslvania
BE. P. Gates
Alex Heggie
Robbins
Elizabeth Rich
Circle
Lengel
Tommy Lengel
Santa Claus
Entertain Guild At Club by St Andrew's Guild
The Last Side Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal church was entertained at the Elyria Woman's Club for the annual holiday event. Co-hostesses Mrs H A Baker and Mrs Helen Robinson hosted about twenty members and friends with four bridge tables, high scores by Mrs A T Smith and Mrs George Colburn, bingo, and consolations. Gifts around the lighted Christmas tree were distributed and refreshments served. Mrs A R MacDonald of Toledo attended from the former Guild.
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Sunny Side Up Club
Benson’s
Second Street
William Meinke
Columbus Street
Banco
Rose Moore
Grace Koontz
Marian Carr
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Elyria Woman's Club
H. A. Baker
Helen Robinson
Eist
A. T. Smith
George Colburn
Simpson
A. G. Smith
A. R. MacDonald
Toledo
Guild
People's Market Christmas Poultry Line Open All Day
People's Market at 118 Chapel Street will stay open all day and into the evening on Friday and Saturday to offer a full line of Christmas poultry for shoppers.
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Chapel St
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
VFW
Post 1079
Mrs. Fowkes
Sweden
Broad Street
Colette
Dron
June Garford
Zeta Upilen
Paaine Geigey
Helene Kips
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Tureen
OGP
Georse Goud
Nestuss
Morten Beek Vis
Wood Lyons Wool
Max Phillis
E L. Wilsherer
Pa Bridge
Impuas
FE Thatcher
Beckwin
WT. Deons
Edith Mae Stockings
Edith Mae
Shepee
Middle Avenue
Garford Girl Reserves
John Winans
Lois Meckler
McKinley Girl Reserves
Ann Cheney
Hamilton
Rose Borneno
Rita Alinnich
Faye Myers
Jefferson
Helen Stalla
Dors Kerley
Juanita le Bow
Jean Jeres
Dorothy Bremeroy
Jefferson Girl Reserves
Oda Hinton
Apmourecement
Wes
Roosevelt
Ness
Casper Sessonday
Rooseavelt
Husk
fePeor de Perr
Flas Party
Mrs. Lengel
Kidskin
Slippers
Romeo
Opera Everett
Ostrov’s
Iltassocks
Winthrop
Middle Ave
Fifth ST
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