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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1935

Page

13

Formal Holiday Parties At Elyria and Spring Valley Clubs

The F D L Club held its thirteenth annual dance at the Elyria club with Chuck Markham’s orchestra. Gold stars on a blue background and formal attire set a charming scene as fifty couples attended. The Agenda Fraternity hosted its annual dinner dance at Spring Valley Country club with sixty couples present and white pigskin programs bearing the fraternity monogram. New officers were inducted: Ed Dietche president, Harold Gould VP, Earl Witten secretary, Kenneth Martin treasurer.

Elyria Spring Valley F. D. L. Club Agenda Elyria Club Chuck Markham Arnold Heinzerling Franklin Stearns Nelson M. Fitch Ethyl Milliren Agenda Fraternity Spring Valley Country Club Robert Curtis Kenneth Johnson Charles Boggs Howard Somers Ed Dietche Harold Gould Earl Witten Kenneth Martin

Merriam announces engagement at Schultz home on Christmas Day

At a Robinson family dinner at the Schultz home on Cleveland road, Audrey Merriam of 268 Marseilles avenue became engaged to Jack Carter, son of L W and Mrs Carter of 139 Fairlawn. The wedding date is not set. Guests included L W Carter family, T F Carter, J L Warner family, Harland Robinson, Eager Robinson family, and J R Fisher family.

Robinson Willard Schultz Cleveland Road W. H. Merriam Marseilles Avenue Audrey Jack Carter L. W. Carter Fairlawn Avenue T. F. Carter J. L. Warner Harland Robinson Eager Robinson J. R. Fisher

Mary Chandler Tent Christmas Meeting at Endley Home

Daughters of Union Veterans gathered at Mrs. W. C. Endley’s home for a Christmas Meeting with contests and a book inspection. A refreshment course was served. The next meeting is set for January fourteenth at Miss Norah Abbe’s home for a tureen supper and officer installation. Triple Three club guests joined Joan Graf for a dinner party at 9 Phillips Court with gifts exchanged and prizes won by Alice Nicholl and Helen Naughton. Guests plan to meet again January tenth at Margaret Smith’s Fairmont Street home.

Mary A. Chandler W. C. Endley Endley Triple Three Club Joan Graf Phillips Court Alice Nicholl Helen Naughton Margaret Smith Fairmont Street

Hart's Poultry Market Opens For Weekend Tuesday

Hart's Poultry Market announces fresh dressed stewing hens roasting springers fresh eggs and good cooking potatoes. located at the corner of 2nd and Chestnut Streets contact by phone S874 sales starting this Saturday and Tuesday.

Hart's Chestnut Sts

DeMolays Sponsor Christmas Dance at Elk's Club

David J. Nye Chapter of DeMolay held its thirteenth annual Christmas dance in Elk's Club with 110 couples dancing to Bill McCray’s orchestra. Chaperones were Dad I. M. Harrison and Mrs. Harrison, and Mr. and Mrs. James Hewitt. Paul Thompson was general chairman, with Charles Hays and Richard Fell on the committee. The nine o'clock interpolation service was conducted by Master Councillor Harold Dickens and Richard Fell chaplain.

David J. Nye Order of DeMolay Elk’s Club Bill MccCray Dad I. M. Harrison

Couple Celebrates Fortieth Wedding Anniversary in Elyria

Mrs. Bernard Wixseboxse and Milo Wilford arranged a surprise for Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Wilford of Ninth Street last night. Attendees included Miss Cora Bassett Miss Margaret Wright and couples from Elyria and Lakewood. Charles Schilleman presented a centerpiece and a buffet reception followed with a wedding cake inscribed 40th Anniversary.

Bernard Wixseboxse Milo Wilford H. G. Wilford Ninth Street Cora Bassett Margaret Wright R. R. Bevard J. W. Smith Charles Sotherdon A. C. Schilleman Elyria Charles Grate Olive Hull Lakewood

Class Elects Officers at Zhonta Second Congregational

Miss Ruth Keith was chosen president of the Zhonta class for the coming year at the annual election held last night at Mrs. Emma Schaffer’s Lorain Boulevard home. Pauline Long assisted hostess. retiring president Phyllis Jaycox opened with a Christmas song. reports showed creditable work. New officers: president Ruth Keith, vice president Pauline Long, secretary Evelyn Brillhart, treasurer Ella Hayes, reporter and historian Mildred Neufer, sunshine chairman Thelma Page.

Ruth Keith Zhonta Second Congregational Church Emma Schafer Lorain Boulevard Pauline Long Phyllis Jaycox Miss Keith Evelyn Brillhart Ella Hayes Mildred Neufer Sunshine Thelma Page Violet Olmstead Pauline Storer Franklin Boulevard

Miss Hastings Hostess Sees Year End Club Meeting

The Sempre Fidelis Club held its last meeting of the year at Joyce Hastings’ Furnace Street home. Officers elected include President Eileen Ryan, Secretary Elise Shapiro, Treasurer Vera Smith, and Serial Chairman Margaret Herida. Gifts were exchanged and members played airplane with Mary Kathryn Brand winning high score. Jean Hastings assisted. The next gathering will be in two weeks at Miss Shapiro’s Furnace Street.

Sempre Fidelis Club Joyce Hastings Furnace Street Eileen Ryan Elise Shapiro Vera Smith Margaret Herida Mary Kathryn Brand Shanko Jean Hastings Miss Shapiro

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted

Hospital admissions include Eleanor Krug man of 127 Riverdale et streets William Harris at Brown Hotel and Bert Pandy of Lorain. Discharges list Thomas Reisz of 282 West River and Fred Ingersoll of 519 Eustave.

Eleanor Krugman Riverdale William Harris Brown Hotel Bert Pandy Lorain Thomas Reisz West River Fred Ingersoll Eustave

Surprise Christmas Day Dinner for Ill Guest at South Olive Street

Twenty four relatives and friends from Elyria and nearby towns gathered at the home of Mrs. Nichollaus on L21 South Olive Street Christmas Day for a surprise dinner. The honored guest is a shut in due to ill health. Dinner and supper were served from baskets brought by guests and the afternoon included music, card games, and a review of past holiday seasons. Mrs. Nicholaus received many beautiful gifts.

Elyria Fields la Porte Ridgeville Columbia Bay Village Avon Lake Nichollaus L21 South Olive Street

Scot Sus Club Hosts Christmas Gift Exchange at Denison Avenue

Members exchanged Christmas gifts last night when Scot Sus Club was entertained by Mrs. FF G Bauer at Denison Avenue. Two tables on cords furnished entertainment during the evening. After a refreshment course, the club adjourned to meet January 27 with Mrs. LeRoy Smith of Clark Street.

Scot Sus Club FF. G. Bauer Denison Avenue LeRoy Smith Clark Street

Calendar items note social events around town

Tonight at Elks Hall the Friendship Club hosts a dance for present and former members. Marie Gratz attends the Lamp Bearers of the Pilgrim church meeting. 113 Williams Stage Arts Studio hosts a party for pupils and parents at 110 Middle Avenue at 7 30 PM. Grace Lutheran Church Fellowship Club gathers for tureen dinner at the Woman's Club at 6 45 PM.

Friendship Club Elks Hall Pilgrim Church Marie Gratz Williams Stage Arts Middle Avenue Fellowship Club Grace Lutheran Church Woman's Club

Chanukah Festival Celebrated by Azgad Achim Temple School

The Sunday School of Azgad Achim Benai Abraham Temple held a Chanukah celebration last evening at Gates School auditorium. The program featured song and dance, a kindergarten candle drill, multiple piano and clarinet pieces, an operetta titled Into the Frying Pan, a pageant called The Wonder Dreidel, and a cast listing numerous students and teachers. David P. Hyman spoke as temple president, and gifts were presented to Sunday School teachers and Rabbi Marcus Kramer by Sisterhood president Mrs. Jillian Hyman.

Azgad Achim Benai Abraham Temple Gates School America Lomir Zieh Dorothy Babich Ida Gottlieb Albert Schapiro Marvin Berson Malcolm Deutsch Naomi Fleischer Harvey Lash Louis Kaplan Thelma Goldenberg Marvin Fevenchik Harriet Cohen Hielene Cohen Sidney Gross Seymour Wiley Mr. White Daniel Ostrov Mr. Brown Nelson Beller Miss Egevolk Lois Meckiler Grease Marjorie Schultz Greenberg Emily Davis Helene Cohen Wes Naomi Davis Wonder Dreidel Evelyn Lesnick Naomi Betty Goldstein Ganna Sara Segal Hannah Lillian Schindel Sara Louise Goldenberg Man With the Keys Norman Beller Mattahias Shirley A. Simon Lorna May Summers Judas Ruth Ostroy Robert Deutsch Hich Harry Wasserman Sidney Wasserman Robert Babich Sanford Bernstein Hymie Sehanko Solomon Babich Harvey Jash Nathan Brenner Leonard Deutsch Shirley Altfeld Ruth Ostrov Helene Cohen Betty Altfeld Jean Altfeld F Evelyn Lesnick Servmour Weily Neom! Davis Harold Rerson Samuel Isadore Babish David P. Hyman Temple Jillian Hyman Sisterhood Marcus Kramer

Bauer Hunter Wedding Announced in Greenville Pa

Avon Ohio announces the marriage of Ethel Bauer to Harry Bauer in Greenville Pennsylvania on October 18 1935. The couple married by Squire Davis with no attendants. The bride wore blue silk crepe and silver accessories. She is a West Technical high school Cleveland graduate. The Bauers reside at 228 West Bridge Street.

William Hunter Avon Ohio Ethel Ton Harry Bauer Arthur Bauer Spruce Street Greenville Squire Davis West Technical High School Cleveland Bauer West Bridge Street

Notawa Club Elects Officers At January Meeting

Notawa club members met last night at the home of Mrs. Emma Kauffman on Princeton Avenue. Helen Ryan was chosen president Cecile Pfeiffer secretary and Victoria Albrecht treasurer. Prizes went to Merline Ryan Gladys Williams and Margaret Mahon with a general gift exchange adding to the gathering. Hostesses were Mrs. Kauffman Mrs. Ruth Holobach Rose Krabec Cecile Pfeiffer and Mary Neumanan. Next meeting set for January 30.

Notawa Club Emma Kauffman Princeton Avenue Helen Ryan Cecile Pfeiffer Victoria Albrecht Merline Ryan Gladys Williams Margaret Mahon Kauffman Ruth Holobach Rose Krabec Mary Neumanan

Circle No 1 St Pauls church Christmas dinner event

The Circle No 1 Christmas party at St Pauls church began at one o’clock with a tureen dinner for thirty two members friends and children. A song service devotions led by Mrs Martha Wirth followed by a brief business meeting and gift exchange revealed new sunshine sisters and children received gifts. The meeting noted January 7 at the church for next events.

Circle No. 1 St. Paul's Church Martha Wirth Sunshine Sisters

Plan Joint Installation With Knights of Pythias

The Pythian Sisters and Knights of Pythias plan a joint installation after a regular session last night. The ceremony is set for January ninth with Mrs. Dorothy Hastines to install the Pythian Sisters. Earlier in Woodman Hall members gathered for a quilting session.

Pythian Sisters Knights of Pythias Dorothy Hastines Woodman Hall

Christmas Visitors and Returns Mark Local Personal Notes

Local society columns list families returning home after Christmas visits in Toledo Wyandotte and Detroit. Mr and Mrs E R McGowin Mrs Frank Paxson and relatives travel from Indiana and Kenyon avenue respectively. Birth news reaches Marion Ohio as Clyde Burnside and Cleta Whitney welcome a daughter.

E. R. McGowin Toledo Harold McGowin Wyandotte Michigan Frank Paxson Hammond Indiana Clyde Burnside Marion Ohio Ruth Eileen High Street John Delefield E. ©. Schubert Oliver Town Line Road Oliver Beamig Lorain H. J. Dellefield Cleveland Street Clayton Thompson Youngstown Nora Thompson Broad Street Elsmans DeNolay Rainbow Girls Hotel Cleveland Pauline Geigey Betty Burnett Ruth Lautenschleger Barbara Brodbeck Audrey Squires Arthur Boyer Henry Stolzenburg Ray Benz Charles Hupp Manny Janders Helmer Snow Elizabeth Ann Albion New York Charles Lowrey Snow J. G. Upp Fourth Street Claude G. Krueck Cook Academy Mountour Falls Thelma Campbell Watkins Glen C. J. Krueck Bridge Street Eileen Marcks Baltimore Maryland

Christmas greetings travel through Elyria households

Local residents and relatives exchanged holiday visits across Ohio and Michigan. Mrs. Mary Allen Burnet and daughter Betty spent Christmas with the Feather family in Lakewood Ohio. Several families including Krause Stick and Tilden households traveled to Crestline Cleveland and Columbus for the holiday.

R. J. Schork Mary Allen Burnet Betty I. F. Feather Lakewood Ohio J. L. Krause Mildred Krause Eighth Street Stick Brownhelm Crestline Fred Stick A. W. Peters Middle Avenue Ella Tilden Lewis Tilden Helen Reilly Columbus Stella Hardy Second Street William Block Eleventh Street Robbins Crehore Chicago Illiams Charles Crehore East Avenue Annie Spencer Milicent Spencer Cleveland V. L. Overdeer Ft. Wayne Trndiana South America

Bethel Shrine Sets Card Party and Auxiliary Meeting

At the Bethel Shrine regular meeting last night a card party was announced for the next meeting on January ninth to benefit the blind fund. Mrs Nancy Jenkins and Mrs Ralph Young lead the arrangements. The Bethel Shrine Auxiliary will meet January second at 2 PM at 420 Earl Court, home of Mrs G H Tyler. Bridge will be the diversion and Mrs Fred Sasse handles reservations.

Bethel Shrine Nancy Jenkins Ralph Young Bethel Shrine Auxiliary G. H. Tyler Earl Court

Masons to Attend Church With King Solomon's Lodge

King Solomon's Lodge members invite all Master Masons to a special communication at First Congregational church Sunday December 29. Divine services precede breakfast at 9:30 a.m. in the Lodge Training room, hosted by King Solomon's Lodge. BE. J. Forever is Worshipful Master.

King Solomon's Lodge Harmon Lodge First Congregational Church BE. J. Forever

Ruling to ban Warner music from radio after Jan first

New York reports Warner Brothers Pictures Inc withdraws from the Society of Composers Authors and Publishers effective Jan 1 leading to removal of hundreds of songs from CBS NBC and about 100 independent stations. Warner controlled publishers Harms New World Music Shibert Witmark F B Harms Victoria Remick and affiliates face blackout. NBC had a 1935 contract to use catalogued music until 1940 but now requires new licenses.

New York Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers Columbia Broadcasting System National Broadcasting Company Warner Brothers Harms, Inc New World Music Corporation Shibert Music Publishing Company MM. Witmark and Sons F. B. Harms Company Victoria Publishing Company Remick Music Corporation NBC American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers Society Warner Music Colubia

Warns Against Use Of Paralysis Serum

Washington reports Dr. J P Leake of the U S Public Health Service warns infantile paralysis vaccines can cause infection and death. He cites 12 deaths among 12 000 vaccine recipients and advises against further human vaccination with poliomyelitis virus for now.

Washington J. P. Leake United States Public Health Service Leake Journal of American Medical Association

Law Takes Each Man Apart and Treats Him as Individual

A reflection on how law answers by treating individuals as unique, examining how statutes apply to each person rather than broad generalities. The piece contrasts collective labels with the precise rights and obligations assigned to individuals under legal systems.

Law

Early 1793 Insanity Treatment From Dr. Henry Wilkins

In Sibley Louisiana an old medical book notes an early approach to insanity. The 1793 publication by Dr. Henry Wilkins prescribes fasting to apples only and a shaved head, followed by washing with vinegar as treatment.

Sibley Henry Wilkins

Egypt’s Gold Wealth From Sudan In Ramnases Era

Historical estimate places ancient Egypt drawing vast gold from the Sudan during Ramnases II’s reign. Researchers credit the era with about 400 million dollars’ worth of gold extracted annually, highlighting the empire’s wealth and long trade networks.

Egypt Sudan

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