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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1928

Page

2

DeMolay Holiday Affairs Dance At Elks Hall

DeMolay hosted a formal Christmas dance for younger members at the Elks Hall with about two hundred guests. Students home from Eastern and Western colleges attended along with DeMolay graduates. Mr and Mrs Artemas Beebe served as chaperones.

David Nye Nana Artemas Beebe

Community clubs and dances illuminate festive evening

Several local groups host Christmas events and gatherings across town. The Twelve Club meets Mrs Bartow. Junior Missionary Band hosts a Baptist Church party. Woman's Relief Corps plans a Christmas party. Zonta class at Second Congregational Church elects officers with Irene Ernst as president and Pauline Long as press reporter. Grace Lutheran Young People’s Society enjoys kid-centric games. La Ponte Bridge Club and other bridge circles hold sessions with prizes and light refreshments. A wedding announces Syria girl Ruth Pallas marrying Henry Hoogenboom of Goshen Indiana in Oberlin. Valley Club hosts a Junior Dance with chaperones Mrs Saunders Mrs Russell and others.

Bartow Missionary Band of Baptist Church Woman's Relief Corps Sons and Daughters of Liberty Jolly Sixteen Club Lucille Roling Jolly Joker Club Orin Bay Buckeye Bunco Club Paul Hubbell Sprucest Er Friendship Club Spring Valley Country Club TW. B. Association Fred Neufer Lake Avenue Irene Ernst Waz Wilma. Jacobs Ruth’ Tainke Vera Trohl Pauline Long Fies Evelyn Brillhart Alarinet Irene Ernst Edith Dais Margaret Ketcham Mies Jarie Smith Mildred Fénfer Neufr Mise Edith Davis Igh Street Westy Grace Lutheran Oung Peoples Society Eddy Bears Oys Syria Oshen Indiana Isa Ruth “Allas Albert Peilas Adams Weet Henry Koogenboom Goshen Oberlie Oberlin Louise Pallas Av- Moalk Hoogenboom Lorais

We Twelve Club Postpones Meeting to Thursday Afternoon

The We Twelve Club postpones its meeting to Thursday afternoon at 1 30 at Mrs Ora Barton’s Seventh Street home. The regular W B A meeting is set for 7 30 this evening in Worst hall with a junior Christmas party planned afterward.

We Twelve Ora Barton Seventh Street

Christmas Party Highlights Spring Valley Holiday Event

Spring Valley Club hosted its second annual children’s Christmas party at the Club House with 175 attendees from member families and friends. Acts by Bimbo and Bombo delighted youngsters, along with music by Melody Maids, a Sugar Russell dance, bagpipe, puppets, and a magician. Santa distributed candy and gifts. ice cream and cake were served, leaving families merry as the event closed.

Spring Valley Spring Valley Club A. F. Hagedorn Bairman Bimbo Bombo Sugar Russell FB. EB. Russell Lakewood Punch L Judy Santa Claus Dad Mother

Pretty clothes dispel gloom on a dreary day

The Carlisle Neighborhood Club met at Mrs. P. K. Clark of Diagonal Road. Gifts were exchanged and plans set for an oyster supper on January eighteenth. Hostess supplied luncheon and guests visited Tacet on LaGrange Road January thirty first.

Ladies Aid St. John’s Lutheran Church Third Street Fred Koepp John Wellert Lutheran School Sophie Ebrke Ernst Eady P. K. Clark Carlisle Diagonal Road Carl Diederick LaGrange Road K. of P. Hall Anna Heard

Local Families Visit For Holidays In Ohio Towns

Mr and Mrs A F Davis and family of Longford Avenue visit friends in Hamilton and Lima Ohio during the holiday week. Mr Faulhaber of Troxel Company is home with influenza. Miss Melun McGare of New Rochelle College New York City spends holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs McGuire of Broad Street. Charles McGuire is home from Georgetown University. Forbes Doty spends holidays with his parents on Ninth Street. Paul Robson is home from school visiting his parents on Fifth Street. Dr and Mrs Metcalf and two sons of Wakeman formerly of Elyria are guests of Miss Elizabeth Rich of Sixteenth Street. Miss Marian Metcalf of Oberlin College is also Mrs Richs guest. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hastings and son Thomas Junior of Lorain were guests of Mr and Mrs, and Mr and Mrs Paul Lyman of Gary Indiana are guests of relatives in Elyria. Mrs William McCutcheon and daughters Jean and Marcia of But-

Talo New York B. W. Hoffner East Fifteenth Street Theodore Henderson Edwin Kirby Laura Harris Vermilion Troxel Company Charles Cahoon Seventh Street Frank Zellner Lorain Earl Hastings Furnace Street Charles Snoble Cleveland Elyria Helen Todd Chicago Elyria High School Gladys Williams A. W. Kimball Fourth Street Wm. Behnke J. E. Jackson Lake Avenue Frank Stetson West Avenue Hileen Hastings St. John’s Hospital Lavelle Paul Bourquin St. John’s Church Amherst Pauli Schmidt Valley City J. Rodgers Thirteenth Street E. O. Pallas R. J. Ruth W. H. Ruth Fremont Paul Kindler Ruth New York City Philadelphia Rebekah I. O. O. F. Hall A. F. Davis Longford Avenue Hamilton Lima Ohio Faulhaber The Melun McGare New Rochelle College Mr. McGuire Broad Street Charles McGuire Georgetown University Forbes Doty Ninth Street Paul Robson Robson Fifth Street Metcalf Wakeman Elizabeth Rich Sixteenth Street Marian Metcalf Oberlin College Paul Lyman Gary Indiana William McCutcheon Jean and Marcia But

New Year Dance at Elyria Eagles Hall Fun Night

Dance the old year out and the new year in at the Elyria Eagles Hall Monday night December 31. Dancing from 8 30 to 12 30. 50 cents per couple. All welcome.

Elyria Eagles Hall

Harvard to honor Artemas Ward with Massachusetts Ave statue

A statue honoring Major General Artemas Ward, early American founder, is planned by Harvard College on Massachusetts Avenue near the American University. Legislation led by Rep. George R. Stobbs and support from Rep. Robert Luce aims to finalize site, design, and unveiling details, highlighting Ward’s role in forming the nation and leading militia forces during the Revolution.

Washington, D. C Artemas Wa 1 Shrewsbury Mass Harvard College Massachusetts Avenue American University George R. Stobbs Worcester Commission of Fine Arts Robert Luce Waltham House Committee On Library Stobbs Gen. Ward Massachusetts Ticonoderoga Ward Bernard England Provincial Congress Committee of Safety Hst Lexington Concord Cambridge Boston Washington Bunker Hill Continental Congress John Adams New England Roxbury Dorchester Hicks Middle Colonies Congress Eastern Department

Patriot General Ward remembered in local notices

The item recounts Gen. Ward as a pioneer Revolutionary leader, U S congressman, and chief justice who faced mobs at Shays Rebellion, upheld law, and later served in the Continental Congress. A memorial fund at Harvard funds a statue in the capital honoring his service to country. Other brief notices mention local residents and Christmas events and gatherings in Elyria Wilshire and surrounding areas.

Continental Board of War Massachusetts General Court Common Pleas Worces’ County Shaya Union Harvard College Gen. Ward Cambridge Shrewsbury Harvard Colege Cem Ward Washington Continental Congress

Oberlin Road Visitors and Illness in Ridgeville

On December twenty eighth Mr and Mrs M R Diederick of Cleveland visited their daughter Mrs D J Campbell. Fred M Roberts of Detroit University spends holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs Gar McRoberts. Henry Van Brooks of Chicago visits his parents Mr and Mrs H Brooks. Karl Kreuger of Ashland spent the weekend with his parents and grew ill with the flu. Mrs Howard Broom and children of Carlisle visit her parents Mr and Mrs H Edwards. Mr and Mrs Charles James and son Billy called on her father W A Grills at his Ridgeville home and upon her sister Mrs George Black who is very ill with pneumonia.

Sonia Elyria Martha Mary Charelton Frances Charelton J. H. Shook Mrs. Hill Wellington Fred Hawk Frank Kucheprither Sugar Ridge D. J. Campbell Welda Breffin Chicheo John Baumann Earnest Haylor Theodore Penfound J. C. Daviison Frank Rogers Cleveland Harold Rogers Frank McCalla Arthur Dirlam Mcalla Frank Kreuger John Kern Garri- Roberts Grange Oberlin Fred How Son Howard J. H. Brumby Kipton J. C. Davidson Clarence Squares Russia Oral Steffin Mario Baumann Raymond Minnesota Gar McRoberts M. E Pittsfield Carl Hengeo John Heische Norwalk District No Oberlin Road M. R. Diederick Fred M. Roberts Detroit University Henry van Brooks Chicago H. Brooks Karl Kreuger Ashland Themu Howard Broom Carlisle H. Edwards Charles James Billy W. A. Grills Ridgeville George Black Harry Spiecher Mango Baumann Weld. Stern Earnest Brooke Virginia Duncan Falls Fran Kreuger Pearl Harper Amherst John Campbell Martin Foley Albert Foley Hart M. L. Hurst Charles Elms Jack Delphing Llytta Nell McRoberts Andy Edmonds Gar Mes Roberts Hatthe McRoberts A. McRoberts Arthur Dirlum Amy Briggs Cherry Ms. Bishop Carl Hanson Lee Ward New London Gar NeRoberts Fred Howk

Caring for Children Evenings Available

Competent caregiver offers evening child care services. References available upon request. Phone contact listed as 42821.

Bazaar by the Rebekahs and Elyria Eagles dance

Bazaar by the Rebekahs will be held Saturday at the West Market House. Elyria Eagles offer a special novelty dance tonight with admission 50 cents per couple and all are welcome.

Rebekahs West Market House Tonite Elyria Eagles

Christmas Day Guests From Many Towns Gathered

A list of residents and visitors sharing Christmas meals across Oberlin Ridgeville and nearby towns includes Mr. and Mrs. John Baumann hosting thirty two guests, besides families from Minnesota, Chicago, Amherst and Elyria.

Polish Dance at Eagles Hall by Leo Dorsz Orchestra

Public invited to a Saturday night dance at Eagles Hall on December 29 with Leo Dorsz Orchestra and a Modern Woodman of America Card Party at the K of P Hall. Lunch will be served.

Eagles Hall Leo Dorsz Modern Woodman of America P. Hall

Dr Sponsellor Clinic Hours and Treatment Ad

Dr F M Sponsellor offers care at 805 Elyria Savings and Trust Blog with Bours visits 1:30 4:00 and Tuesday evenings 6:00 8:00 PILES FISSURE AND FISTULA Treated Without Loss of Time From Work.

F. M. Sponsellor Elyria Savings & Trust Bours

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