Christmas Party Recital at Church Brings Caroling and Gifts
Society guests at the Church of Christ enjoyed a Christmas party with vocal and instrumental performances led by Jeanne Little and Fart Demos. The program featured piano, trumpet, solos, readings, and carols, concluding with a luncheon. Santa Claus delivered gifts for mothers as attendees planned carols for Thursday. At Mrs. T. Foster’s East Broad Street home, gifts were exchanged and Leona Haran won the high card prize after a two‑course supper. Amherst club hosts shared Christmas greenery and a festive meal, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Powers and Miss Jaeger and a Race horngrammy diversion completing the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parenta
Christiaan Endeavor
Church of Christ the Social Committees
Jeanne Little
MacDowell
Mrs. T. ©. Foster
East Broad Street
Irie
Perry-Fay
Leona Haran
Amherst
Au Courant Club
George Smith
Stella Krugman
Henry Plato
Amhrat
Boston Avenue
Elyria
Race Horngrammy
F. R. Powers
Jennie Jaeger
Mothers Are Guests at YWCA Christmas Party
Hamilton girls from the Hamilton Girl Reserves hosted a Christmas party at the YWCA gymnasium on Monday evening with about fifty attendees including mothers and teachers. The program featured a play titled Christmas Wish with Beatrice Ensign as Jean and Ruby Eady as Jean's mother Virginia Kuffman as Mrs. Smith, plus piano solos by Sara Pauline House and Winifred Quick, three tap dances by Beatrice Fusign, vocal solos by Anna Salva, and a toe dance by Betty Edwards. Afterward the guests played bingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Beatrice Ensign
Jean
Ruby Eady
Virginia Kuffman
Inter Nos Class Eighteen Hosts Christmas Party and Plans
Inter Nos Class of Becond Congregational church held a Christmas gathering at Rusadel Rhodes home with Aileen Fiedler assisting. After devotions, yearbooks were planned and a committee named. Members present included A. E. Kemp, Audrey McAlhater, Evelene Ernst, Helen Boynton, and Mildred Nagy. Santa distributed gifts, Mrs. Kemp received a special gift, and refreshments featured red candies on evergreen mats. The next meeting is January 28 with Alta Phillips and Edna Morse hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Nos
Christman
Rusadel Rhodes
Aileen Fedler
Miss Fiedler
A. E. Kemp
Audrey McAl- Hater
Evelene Ernst
Helen Boynton
Mildred Nagy
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Edith Bogart
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listings
Hospital admissions include Ernest Grogs of Shelby Ohio Jeanette Smith of Grafton Mrs Ida Cook of 158 Lake avenue Mrs Henry Abra moska of SiS Lake Avenue and Mrs Lawrence Smith of 526 Furnace street Discharges list Jeanette Smith of Grafton Patrick Carney of Sandus ky Ethel Vargo of 561 Irondale and Frank Gerlach of 365 High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Grogs
Shelby
Ohio
Jeanette Smith
Grafton
Ida Cook
Lake Avenue
Henry Abramoska
Sis Lake Avenue
Lawrence Smith
Furnace Street
Patrick Carney
Sandusky
Ethel Vargo
Irondale
Frank Gerlach
High Street
SeCa Club Christmas Gathering and Sewing Session
SeCa Club members met at Mary Alghrim’s Homer Street home for billiards and prize giving with Damyroug Meinke winning first prize and Wanda Munz taking a special prize. They decorated a Christmas tree, distributed gifts, and enjoyed a two course luncheon by candlelight before adjournment to Anita Meinke’s Columbia Street home for sewing. On Tuesday, the True Blue Sunday School Class at First Methodist was hosted by Lois Nevins on North Street with Christmas songs, games, gifts, and a scarf presented to teacher Mrs Champney, followed by refreshments and warm wishes for Christmas and the New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SeCa Club
Mary Alghrim
Homer St
Damyroug Meinke
Wanda Munz
Anita Meinke
Columbia Street
True Blue Sunday School
First Methodist Church
Lois Nevins
North Street
Senior Hi Y Club Dance Draws 35 Couples
Christmas decorations set a festive scene as 35 couples danced last night at the annual Senior Hi Y Club Christmas dance at the YMCA. Refreshments were served, dancing ran from 8 p.m. to midnight. William McClellan led refreshments, Henry Hart decorations, Dark Nivus orchestra and program, with Robert Rheineck as general chairman. Chaperones included Mrs J B Johnson, Miss Frances Lemon, Kenneth Hicks, Carl Wagner, and James White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McClellan
Henry Hart
Dark Nivus
Robert Rheineck
J. B. Johnson
Frances Lemon
Kenneth Hicks
Carl Wagner
James White
Concrete Kept Hot On Amherst Job
Amherst project uses steam heated concrete on Jackson Street to prevent freezing during setting. Work covers 1095 feet of paving from Park Avenue to New York Central Bridge, 24 feet wide, with 364 feet of sewer and 358 feet of drainage 10 inch. About 35 men employed by W P A authorities in Lorain County.
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Amherst
Lorain County
Jackson Street
Park Avenue
New York Central Bridge
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Paul Krieg at Oberlin
Nancy Shipman hosted a surprise birthday party for Paul Krieg of Henrietta at her Groveland Street home in Oberlin. Hearts game gave high scores to Helen Monroe of Elyria and Paul Krieg. Decorations featured Scotty dogs. individual china dogs served as favors. Guests included B. J. Sharp Kipton, Jelen Monroe Elyria, Nina Krieg, Stuby Krieg, Poly Bennett, Robert Humphrey, Ronald Willbond, and the host Miss Esther Shipman.
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Oberlin
Nancy Shipman
Paul Krieg
Henrietta
Groveland Street
Helen Monroe
Elyria
B. J. Sharp
Kipton
Jelen Monroe
Nina Krieg
Stuby Krieg
Poly Bennett
Robert Humphrey
Ronald Willbond
Misa Shipman
Hermine Harrison Weds Amherst Man
Mrs. Minnie Harrison of North Pleasant Street announces the marriage of her daughter Hermine to Earl Heisser of Amherst. The ceremony occurred Saturday December 19 in Ripley New York. Heisser works at G S and S Automatic in Amherst and they will live with the bride’s mother. Also noted is Miss Saith Peirce, professor at Coker College, Hartsville, South Carolina, visiting her parents in Morgan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Rawdon
Duke University
H. L. Rawdon
Dorothy Bauer
Columbus
Ward Richardson
North Pleasant Street
C. D. Herrick
Charles BE. Herrick
Clayton Hean
Cleveland
Ruth Rayburn
Oak Street
Kokomo
Indiana
Minnie Harrison
Hermine
Earl Heisser
Amherst
Ripley
New York
Heisser
G. S&s. Automatic
Pleasant Street
Misa Saith Peirce
Coker College
Hartsville
South Carolina
P. 8. Peirce
Morgan Street
Local Fire Destroys Straw Heap as Lantern Drops
A household blaze broke out during holiday activities when a lantern dropped by a man of South Cedar Avenue ignited a straw pile. Police and fire crews arrived but the pile was severely damaged, with possible property loss for Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Olt. The incident prompted a safety inquiry into lantern use indoors during winter celebrations.
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R. C. Olt
Man of
South Cedar Avenue
Colt Starts Fire Destroys Barn in Fond du Lac
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin Armin known as Martys colt started a blaze that consumed the barn. The fire killed or destroyed 16 cattle, four horses, and 100 chickens along with a chicken coop. Marty leapt from the barn hay to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
Fond DU Lac
Wis
Armin
Marty
Australian farmer sets new world wheaf-tea dng record
South Australia farmer J Sehwerdt won the Royal Show in Melbourne by towing an 8-pound sheaf 50 feet two inches, beating his brother's prior mark by two feet. The record marks a notable achievement in the wheat and sheaf contest at the Royal Show.
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Melbourne
J. Sehwerdt
South Australia
Will Contested By Daughter in Ohio Probate Case
Mary Krugman of Cleveland files suit in common pleas court to contest the will of Lawrence Rosenske who died February 14 in LaGrange. The estate valued about 4000, with $5 to Krugman and specific legacies of 1000 to Verona Faiz Mike Rosenske and Frances Gedridze and 500 to Frank Gedridze. A conditional bequest to grandson Lawrence Rosenske O Rourke, a minor in Texas, provides 509 at 21 or upon marriage by 31 if residence is not established in Lorain County, else to Frank Gedridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Rosenske
LaGrange
Common Pleas Court
Mary Krugman
Cleveland
Verona Faiz
Mike Rosenske
Frances Gedridze
Frank Gedridze
Lawrence Rosenske O'Rourke
Texas
Stancheon
Zetties
Lorain County
Frank Gedridge
Ring Found in Garden Carrot After Two Years
In Gettysburg Ruth Hartzell misplaced her gold wedding ring two years ago while gardening. Her mother L J Bucher unearthed the heavy band around a carrot, ending the long search. A separate Soviet note mentions a birthday permit story about a well known individual hosting twenty guests, with a G U P official noting a spy is already on the guest list.
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Gettysburg
Ruth Hartzell
L. J. Bucher
Soviet
Russia
G. U. PB
Secret Service
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Society
lEntertains Associates
Cubes
Lambda Chi
Myron Saussler
Grafston Road
June Harrison
Harrison
Saussler
Edna Whitney
W. H. Goodspeed
Joyce Gregg
Maxine Jackson
Jean Shepard
Robson Road
Legion Auxiliary Meets
Haserodt
Haserodt Jewelry CO
Esther Wood
William Bodington
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
R. A. Bodington
William Carson
Ohio State University
W. S. Carson
Aliss Ruth Oltman
Wooster
Hermine Harrison
SN Wood Pocahontass
Kennedy
Joe
Earl
Tor's Earl's Yankee Shop
Middle Ave
Cheaparde
J. L. Pallardy
Earl J. Spinks
Edith Mae
Edith Mae Hat Shopee
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
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the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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