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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1935

Page

9

Miss Martha Elizabeth Raufus Weds David Lloyd In Elyria

Miss Martha Elizabeth Raufus daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Raufus exchanged vows with David Joan Lloyd son of Mr and Mrs J C Lloyd at the bride's home with Dr E B Redhead rector presiding. Attendants included Miss Charlotte Willard and Norman Greene. Guests, music and a short reception followed. The couple will reside in Cleveland after a brief wedding trip. The society column also notes a Woman's Relief Corps meeting with talks on Civil War veterans and installations planned for Wellington and Lorain corps.

Martha Elizabeth Raufus C W. Raufus Eastern Heights Boulevard David Joan Lloyd J. C Lloyd Bond Street E. B. Redhead St Andrew's Episcopal Church Mary Fletcher Kamerer Charlotte Willard Cleveland Raufus Lioyd Norman Greene Marjorie Abingon Miss Willard West 106Th Street Lloyd H. M White Company Woman's Relief Corps Odd Fellow’s Florence Terry Henry Stevick Wellington Stevick Sill Ohio Sandusky Elyria Corps James Nichols Lod Joe Bryden Kenyon Court Miami Florida Joseph Smeile Charles Glover la Grange Road Mass Viola Smelter Lam Glover Frank Machock Rhots Gladewater Texas Mr Machock C W Shepard Elizabeth Hin Henkele Wat

Children Guests at Elyria Education Meeting

Children were guests at a Department of Education meeting held yesterday at the Elyria Woman's Club. The Winters’ trio performed with music and tap dances. Mrs A James Fenner shared a Christmas story about Hermann Joseph, Clock Maker of Germany. Gifts for the children lay at the foot of the Christmas tree. Refreshments were served from a tea table centered with a winter silver and white display. Mrs J G Upp chaired the host committee, assisted by several members including Mrs F MM Stevens, Mrs EB A Hubbard, Mrs Don Shvoles, Mrs Nora Wahrman, and others.

Department of Education Elyria F “MM Stevens A Hubbard Don $H Voles Nora Wahrman Leo Meyer Fred Underhill Eric Chapman F 7 Crisp H O Dutte

DeMolay Alumni Elects Officers At Meeting

The DeMolay Alumni held a meeting at the Gables last evening after a fifteen-member dinner. Joe Hensman was elected president, Jack Dillman vice president, Norwood Baumhardt secretary treasurer, Frank Huisgie chaplain, and a paird of cautors Dan Roth chair man, D Yoh Wd Moris Durkee Bon Ilarding and Dr Melvin Hai. Jack Wiloans team Wags awarded dle nize in the recent membership due.

Merting of DeMolay The Gables Joe Hensman Jack Dillman Vie Norwood Baumhardt Frank Huisgie Dan Roth D Yoh Moris Durkee Bon Melvin Hai Jack Wiloans Teim Wags Dle Nize

Neighborhood Club Adds Five Members at Carlisle Meeting

Eight members of the Carlisle Neighborhood Club met at the home of Miss Viola Schwartz on Thursday. Mrs James Miller was welcomed as a new member. The meeting included routine reports, a social hour, and refreshments. The next meeting is set for January 30 at Mrs D Squires' home.

Carlisle Neighborhood Club Viola Schwartz James Miller D Squires

Friendship Club Christmas Dance At Elss Hall

The Y. W. C. A. Friendship Club held its annual Christmas dance last evening at Elss hall with about one hundred couples. Bill McCray's orchestra provided music for the dancing. The grand march opened the affair at eight thirty led by Miss Jeanette Shrubsole, club president, as festivities continued until midnight. Chaperones were Mr and Mrs H H Nye, Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Schneider, Mr and Mrs Ror Clymer, and Mr and Mrs J E Thatcher.

Y. W.ca. Friendship Club Elss Hall Bill MccCray Jeanette Shrubsole Friendship Club H H Nye Ellsworth Schneider Ror Clymer J E Thatcher

Phi Kappa Sorork Dinner Dance at Schnieder's Inn

Phi Kappa Sorork o members and friends attended a dinner dance at Schnieder's Inn on Thursday. A four course meal served to sixteen. Mistletoe place cards and corsages plus boutonnieres highlighted the event. After dinner, dancing to Ernie Merrick provided entertainment. Seated guests included Helen Mashinsky Grace Sin gle Edna fines Ruth Barton Rose Fazekas Roselyn Gorsk Margaret Paskman Margaret Krugman Paul Banick Steven Kostrub Henry Karasinic William Morris Anthony Catanzar a Nicholas Marsico Peter Cuiula Ross Rogers.

Phi Kappa Sororko Schnieder’s Inn Joes Boutonnieres Ernie Merrick Helen Mashinsky Grace Single Edna Fines Ruth Barton Rose Fazekas Roselyn Gorsk Margaret Pas

Christmas party and church fellowship events noted

Mildred Eckhardt hosted a Christmas gathering with the Fire Light Girls of Second Congregational church on Spruce Street featuring scripture verse gifts and games. Out of town guest Wilda Rhoades joined, other attendees included Helen Hrivnak Phyllis Ickes and Evelene Ernst. A January sixth next meeting was planned.

Mildred Eckhardt Florean Christiansen Second Congregational Church Spruce Street Wilda Rhoades Pennsylvania Helen Hrivnak Phyllis Ickes Helen Cammarn Peggy Kauf

Social."Miss Martha Raufus and David Lloyd Wed in City

Detroit couple Mr and Mrs Joseph Cross Jr arrived to visit Mrs Mortimer. Guests today include Judge and Mrs Appleby and Miss Ruth Appleby of Cleveland for the marriage of Miss Martha Raufus and David Lloyd. Visitors, travel notices, and local greetings from families on Cornell Avenue, Garford Avenue, and nearby streets are noted amid holiday travels and illness in the area.

Joseph Cross Jr Detroit Michigan W. W. Mortimer Princeton Avenue Martha Raufus David Lloyd Appleby Conneaut Ruth Appleby Cleveland David Davis Sadie Davis Wilda Rhoades Butler Pennsyllvania Jean Aschenbach Cornell Avenue Paul Mortimer Garford Avenue AW. Taylor Alfred Shrubsole Toledo Ohio R. R Britton Denison Avenue W . Walters Scranton Pennsylvania Walters

Christmas luncheon at Mrs. Watts home for FF W Club

Ten FF W Club members gathered for a Christmas luncheon at Mrs. Walter Watts’s Furnace Street home. The program included a devotional, carol singing, and notes of appreciation from Christmas basket and gift recipients. Mrs. W N Axgers of Lorain will host January 24.

FF W Club Walter Watts Furnace Street W .N. Axgers Lorain

Licenses for Lorain residents and camp member listed

Charles P Kelser of Lorain is granted a assistant manager license and Helen But tle Torain Laurence P Moore of Elyria CCC camp member, plus Misa Howard Franklin of Lorain receive licenses.

Charles P Kelser Lorain Helen Buttle Torain Laurence P Moore Elyria Misa Howard Franklin

Calendar EVENTS MONDAY Grands of Rehebah Lodge Christmas Party

Pastable Grands of Rehebah Lodge hold a Christmas party at the I O F Hall. Merry Stitchers meet with Ruth MacDowell. Zeta Upsilon meets with Roberta Foxely. East Rivers’ red Holiness Prayer meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Jorge Haines 411 East Avenue.

Pastable Grands of Rehebah Lodge IO OF Hall Merry Stitchers Ruth MacDowell

Christmas piano party hosted by Misa Agnes Candel

On Friday afternoon Misa Agnes Candel entertained piano pupils at her Jefferson street home. The event featured a treasure hunt with music muffins, an informal recital, and group singing. Mothers and sisters served refreshments. Present were Francs Seabold, Lavonne Seabold, Wanda Seabold, Betty Justin, Jean Ross, Frances Mackert, Katherine Wukie, Gladys Gloria, Patsy Lyons, and Joan Lyons. Three pupils were absent. A guest of honor was Mrs Helen Frey Kolopus.

Misa Agnes Candel Jefferson Street Pierre Francs Lavonne Wanta Seabold Betty Justin Jean Ross Frances Mackert Katherine Wukie Gladys Gloria Patsy Joan Lyons Helen Frey Kolopus

Auxiliary Holds Evening Meeting At Woodman Hall

Rollin B and B Hinkson Auxiliary No 2341 met at Jin Woodman Hall last evening with good attendance. After regular business they joined for an orderly supper hosted by Mrs Maher, Locke, Mre Marie Hysell, and Mrs Bertha Hinkson on January 10.

Rollin B&b Hinkson Jin Woodman Maher Locke Marie Hysell Bertha Hinkson

Hospital admissions and discharges notice mix

Ardith Finneg an Edith Landers John Souris and others listed for admissions or discharges. Mrs Jackson Snyder Jane Mashinske Mrs A C Corfman entertained Unity Club members and guests at a Park Avenue home yesterday. Mrs Starsell read a story. hostess helped by daughter Mrs M H Crowder. next meeting planned in two weeks.

Ardith Finnegan Huron Street Edith Landers John Souris East Mrs. Jackson Snyder Jane Mashinske A C Corfman Unity Club A. Boyer R. Starsell R. Haehl William Ohblemacher Park Avenue Starsell M H Crowder

Special Prayer Service At Church Of Christ Tomorrow

A special prayer service will be conducted at the Church of Christ at 3 PM in connection with the nationwide Churches of Christ prayer meeting. Rev. Will J. Foster will lead.

Church of Christ Churches of Christ Will J. Foster

Naturalization classes held in Hungarian hall

South Amherst reports that Fay Tremaine Euu gene Wilson and Hubert Fisher of Oberlin lead naturalization classes at the Hungarian hall each Tuesday and Thursday. A Christmas party for students and families featured games contests and music with prizes won by winners including Mrs Elisle Balog Mrs Lilea Seleage Alex Halavatch and Joe Mulfca. Refreshments were served to about fifty guests.

South Amherst Fay Tremaine Euugene Wilson Hubert Fisher Oberlin Elisle Balog Lilea Seleage Alex Halavatch Joe Mulfca Jos Selpage Lilea Selpage

Regular meeting of the Young People's League at St Johns Evangelical

The Young People's League held a regular meeting Thursday evening in the parlors of St Johns Evangelical church. Routine business was transacted and a social period followed with refreshments served by Herbert and Harold Schneider and Edward and Elmer Seenacht.

Young People’s League St Johns Evangelical Church Herbert Harold Schneider Edward Elmer Seenacht

Sunday Worship at St Johns Evangelical Church

A Sunday service note lists Rev David Davids for Sunday School at 9 0 0 morning worship at 10 30 led by Pastor Rev C E Schmidt at St Johns Evangelical.

David Davids St. Johns Evangelical C E Schmidt R A White J. F Grenfield W. F. Clay Young Peoples

Fresh Tart Fruit Juices for Dressings and Food Nutrition

A series of kitchen notes covers making a salad dressing from fresh lime juice and oil, vitamin D sources in foods, sun exposure producing ergosterol and vitamin D, ingredient weight to measure substitutions, and practical uses for leftover fruit silices. Contains recipes and tips for Danish omelet, butter and sugar measurements, and fruity dessert sauces.

Church Services Schedule Summary

Public Worship at 2 00 pm. Catholic Masses at 8 00 and 10 00 am led by Rev R J Steiger at Church of Nativity. Methodist Morning Worship at 9 45 am led by Rev B H Ryan. Sunday School at 11 00 am.

Church of Nativity R J Steiger Methodist B H Ryan

Couple Claims World's Weightiest Married Pair

WINDHOEK South West Africa the couple claim the title of the world s weightiest married pair. Their combined weight is 798 pounds with the husband at 448 pounds and the wife at 350. The man is 40 and the wife 24. They needed specially made furniture as ordinary pieces could not bear their weight.

Windhoek South West Africa

First steam railways and the question of American tracks

A historical note describes England constructing early steam railways and raises the debate whether locomotives, proved successful on Britain's straight routes, would work equally well in the United States where diverse terrain would demand many changes in curvature and route design.

England Britain

Directory of area churches and worship schedules

A dense church directory lists numerous congregations with addresses and service times. Entries include FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Corner Court and Second Streets led by Dr W Muir Auld. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN East Ave and Second St with Rev Geo Brown. FIRST METHODIST Third and Court streets under Dr E J Band. EMMANUEL LUTHERAN Princeton Ave at Garford Dr with Rev J L Urich. ST JOHN'S LUTHERAN Broad St and West Ave with Rev Armin Schroeder. CHURCH OF JESUS? CHRIST? etc detailing Sunday schools, morning worships, and weekday activities for many denominations across the city.

First Congregational Second Streets Wh. Muir Auld A. M —Church School Sdule 104S Norning Worsh Emmanuel Lutheran Church Princeton Ave Garford J. L. Urich Church Bible School Holy Communion ST John's Lutheran Broad St West Ave Armin Schroeder First Church OF Christ Scientist Kaat Avenue Redington Middle Ave Second Street Cambridge Prospect Streets Jessie Bauer First Baptist Church Second St R E Neighbour

Film Star Claims Wig Championship in Hollywood

Alan Mowbray, famed for roles from Gen George Washington to Rawdon Crawley, claims the Hollywood wig championship. He wears four distinct wigs for Goa Us This Night, including a bald-head illusion and a long Venetian style for Romeo, insisting natural hair never spoiled the craft.

Hollywood Alan Mobray George Washington Rawdon Crawley Mowbray Jan Kiepura Gladys Swarthout Romeo Alan Mowbray

Ancient Ethiopia and Sudan Ties Echo Across Eras

The comparison links ancient Ethiopian and Eritrean civilizations with today’s Sudan, noting shared heritage and historical connections across regions. It frames Ethiopia and Eritrea as part of a broader Afro-Arabian historical landscape and hints at long-standing geographic and cultural continuities.

Self Adjusted Brakes Tested In Birmingham Fleet

Two engineers from the Birmingham Corporation tramways and omnibus department have patented a device that eliminates manual brake adjustments for the life of the brake linings. Fitted to 150 omnibuses, they have covered about 2,025,000 miles without adjustments. One double-decker logged 45,000 miles in heavy service. The mechanism uses an automatic worm gear and rack in the brake shoe nose to extend a sliding wearing piece.

Birmingham Eng Tramways and Omnibus Department Birmingham Corporation C E T Rowland H Parker

Christmas Visits Across Several Cities

Kipton residents Mr and Mrs Edward Livermore spent Christmas Eve with sister and husband Mr and Mrs Marion Geist in Baltimore Maryland. Adrian Betts and John Voehl of Ecorse Michigan and Mr and Mrs Howard Ringler of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs C J Betts and John Broder over Christmas Day. Miss Mable Bronson of Dayton holidaying with her mother Mrs Minnie Bronson. Miss Effie Cannan joined Mr and Mrs Burge of Brighton for Christmas Day. Mr and Mrs James Barry celebrated Christmas Day with Mr and Mrs John Emmerich of Oberlin. Mr and Mrs Don Perkins and family of Berlin Heights spent the day with Ed Beam. Miss Gladys Berg of Elyria and Miss Lucy Barg of Oberlin were guests of Mr and Mrs James Lewis and family for Christmas Day.

Edward Livermore Baltimore Maryland Marion Geist Adrian Betts John Voehl Ecorse Mich Howard Ringler Cleveland C. J Betts John Broder Mable Bronson Dayton Minnie Bronson Effie Cannan Burge Brighton James Barry John Emmerich Oberlin Don Perkins Berlin Halghts Ed. Beam Gladys Berg Elyria Lucy Barg James Lewis

The Liberties of Wealth and Education Missed

The statement notes that a person who enjoys liberty, wealth and education but lacks the capacity to use them properly invariably misses all. The remark emphasizes prudent use of resources and the perils of squandered opportunity.

Divine Science Meeting on Cycles and Reincarnation Fulfillment

A Divine Science group discusses cycles and reincarnation as part of a larger fulfillment theme. The meeting convenes at 230 PM Sunday at Mrs Shattuck's residence 110 Floral Court with a speaker affiliated to NYC Divine Science.

Mre Shattuck NYC di Se

Hong Kong becomes an independent crown colony?

Fragmentary OCR notes mention Hong Kong as an independent crown colony of Great Britain. The text is unclear but suggests a political status shift or description of colonial status. No definite dates or events are confirmed.

Hong Kong Great Britain

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