St Andrews Guild Yuletide Tea Aims To Be Annual
North Side St Andrew's EpISCO pal church hosts a Yuletide tea as a promising annual event. About fifty guests visited Mrs Richard Timms's Ohio street home from 2:30 to 4:30 pm, with Mrs Harold Kunkle and Mrs A B Rockwood pouring. The decor featured red candles in silver, a Christmas tree, poinsettias, and red tapers, and several out-of-town guests attended while plans to continue these teas were voiced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Richard Timms
Ohio Street
Guild
Harold Kunkle
Rockwood
Former Presidents Pour Tea at Friendship Party
Former presidents Dorothy Altfeld and Jeanette Shrubsole presided over a YWCA Friendship Club tea for former members held yesterday afternoon. The decor featured evergreens red tapers and a Christmas tree with silver service lace and festive cakes. Advisors and committee members assisted as guests traveled home from colleges and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Y. W
Dorothy Altfeld
Jeanette Shrubsole
Roy Clymer
Beatrice Fell
Agnes Kapear
Janet Smith
Jane Unger
Elks Hall
Daughters of Union Veterans Hold Tureen Dinner in Princeton
Twenty four members and guests of Mary A. Chandler Tent gathered at Mrs Jessie Conram's Princeton Avenue home for a tureen dinner. Comrade Kaley and Henry Stevick of Wellington attended. Miss Norah Abbe led a business session planning officer installation at the Elyria Woman's Club on January eleventh. Christmas gifts, readings by Mr Stevick and Mrs Dorothy Wellert, and social music followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Jessie Conram
Princeton Avenue
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Kaley
Henry Stevick
Wellington
Norah Abbe
Elyria Woman's Club
Stevick
Dorothy Wellert
Elyria IOOF Plans 90th Anniversary Observance
Members of Elyria Lodge No 103 IOOF discussed plans for the 90th anniversary of the lodge to be observed in March. At the regular meeting in the Temple Clayton Hall gave a humorous reading The Country Hotel. An oyster supper is set for Tuesday January 4 at six pm in the hall dining room followed by the regular meeting at 730. A district meeting in Oberlin on January 26 was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge No 103
Clayton Hall
Oberlin
Hebebrand Huffman Wedding Set For Thursday
Miss Gwendolin Huffman daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Huffman will wed Kenneth Hebebrand son of Mrs John Hebebrand on Thursday December 30 at five o'clock at St Pauls Evangelical Church parsonage with Rev Ernst Irion officiating. Attendants are Miss Helene Harris and Melvin Fiers, close friends of the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolin Huffman
Earl Huffman
Kenneth Hebebrand
John Hebebrand
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Ernst Irion
Helene Harris
Melvin Fiers
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Recap and Plans
Forty five members and guests attended the American Legion Auxiliary gathering. Jennie Stanis lawski won a prize, and a Junior Auxiliary kitchen shower was announced for January. Mrs Verne Andrews was welcomed as a new member. A guards program and continuous membership rewards were noted, with plans for a kitchen shower at the Legion Home. The aux chorus performed carols and Billy Tattersall played accordion. The next meeting is January Lith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Jennie Stanislawski
Spring Valley Club
Verne Andrews
Legion Home
Louis Kolopus
Billy Tattersall
Cousins Party Luncheon Held at Mrs Kreig’s Home
Mrs William Kreig entertained eighteen at a Cousins Party on West avenue. Yellow and white chrysanthemums adorned the table. After lunch guests exchanged Christmas gifts and enjoyed social time. Attendees included Mrs Harold Moore, Mrs QO J Ruth, Mrs Arthur Engle of South Amherst, Mrs George Ruth and Mrs Will Ruth of Brownhelm, Mrs William Ehrman, Mrs Harry Ruth, Miss Eleanor Ruth, Mrs Katherine Kolbe of Amherst, Mrs Lodi Ruth, Mrs Elizabeth Madill, Mrs Della Grobe of Lorain, Mrs Edith Keller, Mrs Henry Ficht of Cleveland, Mrs Fred Ruth, Mrs Claude Wigfield, Mrs George Knittle and the hostess from Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kreig
West Avenue
Harold Moore
QO. J. Ruth
Arthur Engle
South Amherst
George Ruth
Will Ruth
Brownhelm
William Ehrman
Harry Ruth
Eleanor Ruth
Katherine Kolbe
Amherst
Lodi Ruth
Elizabeth Madill
Della Grobe
Lorain
Edith Keller
Henry Ficht
Cleveland
Fred Ruth
Claude Wigfield
George Knittle
Elyria
Grace Fellowship Club Dines at YMCA Holiday Gala
The Grace Fellowship Club held its annual Christmas banquet at the YMCA with seventy five members and friends attending. After dinner, Leonard Krugman led carols, and toastmaster Robert Fosselius introduced performers Karl Eady Jim Brown John Mowry and Ed Wright. Reverend W W Walker delivered a welcome address and a poem while Marguerite Neubiser and Charles Winckler presented a skit. A gift exchange featuring a fish pond entertained attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Fellowship Club
Leonard Krugman
Cleveland
Robert Fosselius
Karl Eady
Jim Brown
John Mowry
Ed Wright
W. W. Walker
Marguerite Neubiser
Charles Winckler
Marie Winckler
Lillian Ehblke
Mertie Schmittgen
Jeanne Schmittgen
Edna Rothgery
Margaret Gebhardt
Herman Eady
Wiliam Schmittgen
Reverend Wailser
William Neubiser
Herbert Kaatz
Book Shower Aids Oberlin Children’s Home Fund Drive
A successful book shower for Oberlin Children’s Home youths was held yesterday with about fifty women attending a luncheon at the Woman’s Club hosted by the American Home and Child Welfare Department. Senior Friendship girls presented a play Youth directed by Mrs. Edward Champion, with piano solos by Nancy Sisbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Childrens Home
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Woman's Club
Edward Champion
Nancy Sisbee
I. D. Faxon
Smale
Back wards Party and Miscellaneous Shower Honoring Club Members
Mrs. Albert Eskins hosted Gaiety Club members for a back wards party with a sister Mrs. Robert Owens receiving a miscellaneous shower. Dorothy Ryan rejoined the club as a former member, with prizes to Anna Krugman and Doris Van Valkenbere. Next meeting at Josephine Trombetta’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Eskins
West Avenue
Robert Owens
Dorothy Ryan
Anna Krugman
Doris van Valkenbere
Josephine Trombetta
Eighteenth Street
Circle Dot club meets with guests and holiday plans
Fifteen At Meeting Circle Dot club gathers at Mrs Maud Saladin's North Ridge home with fourteen members and one guest Mrs Viola Kiessel of Cleveland. Prizes go to Mrs Fred Kline Kiesse and Mrs Alice Kaylor. Lunch plans and invitations for two weeks ahead are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Dot Club
Maud “Saladin
North Ridge Road
Viola Kiessel
Cleveland
Fred Kline
Kiesse
Alice Kaylor
Clara Wolf
Iuton Street
Boy Scout Troop 105 Meeting Plans and Activities
Boy Scout Troop 105 met Tuesday evening at the First Congregational Church. The meeting opened with the Scout oath. Mr. Gates announced a hike for Thursday and a Court of Review on Friday. A short business session followed with a story by the scoutmaster and a camera demonstration by J. Welier of Elyria showing Detroit Zoo photos. Refreshments were served.
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Boy Scouts of Troop
First Congregational Church
Gates
Annual charity ball and social events at local clubs
Calendar notes list Elyria Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary sponsoring a charity ball at Elyria Country Club. Meetings include Fanmakers with Mrs A Pfaff on Cleveland Street and the Fraternity dance at Spring Valley Country Club. Also Clasque Club with Mildred DuCoty and Jolly Eight Pedro Club with Mrs Schroeder plus St Andrew's Young People holiday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Country Club
A. Pfaff
Cleveland Street
Agenda Fraternity
Spring Valley Country Club
Clasque Club
Mildred DuCoty
Woodland Ave
Nue
Jolly Eight Pedro Club
Anniversary Dinner Honors Local Couples with December Weddings
Miss Florence Rundle hosted an anniversary dinner last evening at her Blaine Street home honoring four couples from this city and LaGrange. The group, including Mr. and Mrs. Max Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brush, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Underhill, and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rundle, all celebrate December wedding anniversaries. The table featured holiday colors and lighted tapers, followed by games and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Rundle
Blaine Street
Max Gregory
Clarence Brush
Fred Underhill
City
Vernon Rundle
LaGrange
Entertained Sodality at Holy Cross Church Home
Misses Sophie Dobrowski Irene Staskiews Ida Yanowich and Henrietta Wueczorek hosted the Young Ladies Sodality gathering at the Weiczorek home. Games were played, gifts given by Vicky Chalice in a Santa costume, followed by luncheon and marked places with favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Dobrowski
Irene Staskiews
Ida Yanowich
Henrietta Wueczorek
Young Ladies Sodality of Holy Cross Church
Weiczorek
Vicky Chalice
Santa Claus
Sigloe Club Meets At Betty Moehle Home
A small gathering at Betty Moehle’s home on Eighth Street hosted Sigloe for a brief business meeting and a round table. Hearts games awarded prizes to Bette MacDowell and Charlotte Moore before a dessert luncheon. The next meeting is planned at Bette MacDowell’s Cascade Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Moehle
Eighth Street
Sigloe
Hearts
Bette MacDowell
Charlotte Moore
Local Personal Notices Highlight Visitors and Moving News
Miss Lucille Wilson of Jasper Michigan visits uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs H G Wilson at 510 East Avenue. Miss Marian Kemble travels to Chicago for mid winter sport conference by the Women s Athletic Section of American Physical Education Association. Mr and Mrs Donald Beste relocate from Northville South Dakota to this city, staying with Mrs Nettie Little at West Broad Street. Mr and Mrs Joseph Crawford and Mabel Dickey of Chicago and George Little of North Eaton visit Mrs Nettie Little at 28 West Broad Dr. H A Robinson returns to Dayton Ohio after holiday with father A J Robinson on Park Avenue. Thomas Bruce returns to Othene South Carolina after Christmas at Weer Avenue. Mrs Minnie Lewis of West River Road hosts Mrs Viola Kuessie of Cleveland over the holidays. Mr and Mrs Paul Wharton and children Charles and Nancy return to Detroit after weekend with Mrs Wharton s mother, Mrs Anne Edwards of East Broad Street. Miss Franceska Fromme director of music at North High School Columbus Ohio spends week with her sister Mrs Henry Ingersoll Jr of West Avenue. Mrs B H Eldridge of Sixth Street called to Toledo for illness of mother Mrs Homer Berry. Mrs Noah Birch returns home from Elyria Memorial Hospital after a fall injury. Mr and Mrs Hal Rothgery of Grafton become parents of a son born December 28 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs J Gallimore of New York City are guests of his sister and family Mr and Mrs C E Koontz of Corner Avenue for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Wilson
Jasper
Michigan
H. G. Wilson
East Avenue
Marian Kemble
Chicago
Illinois
American Physical Education Association
Donald Beste
Northville
South Dakota
Nettie Little
West Broad Street
Joseph Crawford
Mabel Dickey
George Little
North Eaton
H. A. Robinson
Dayton
Ohio
A. J. Robinson
Park Avenue
Thomas Bruce
Othene
South Carolina
Weer Avenue
Minnie Lewis
West River Road
Viola Kueisse
Cleveland
Paul Wharton
Charles
Nancy
Detroit
Wharton
Annce Edwards
East Broad Street
Franceska Fromme
North High School
Columbus
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
West Avenue
B. H. Eldridge
Sixth Street
Toledo
Homer Berry
Noah Birch
Wooster Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hal Rothgery
Grafton
J. Gallimore
New York City
C. E. Koontz
Corner Avenue
Alumni hosts joint St. Agnes School meeting in church basement
A joint meeting of St. Agnes School alumni for boys and girls drew forty five attendees last night in the church basement. The event opened with bingo, with prizes won by Carl Osborn Carroll Myers Mary Margaret Plas and Helen Kochis. The boys hosted and served refreshments at the end of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes School
Carl Osborn
Carroll Myers
Mary Margaret Plas
Helen Kochis
Elite Club Meeting Held At Abbe Road Home
Vice president Marie Plas led a Tuesday business meeting as Kathryn Hammer hosted Elite Club at Abbe Road. Contests yielded prizes for Marjorie Gruse and Ann Meeks. Luncheon served. adjourned to meet January eighteenth with Marjorie and Selena Gruser of 338 Furnace Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Plas
Kathryn Hammer
Elite Club
Abbe Road
Marjorie Gruse
Ann Meeks
Marjorie
Selena Gruser
Furnace Street
Pow Wow Club Tours Puppet Studio In Cleveland
Pow Wow Club members and guests toured Tatterman Marionette Studios in Cleveland last evening. They were entertained with The Taming of the Shrew by marionettes, toured the studios, learned puppet making, and tried string handling. A dance and refreshments followed hosted by Mr and Mrs Eldon Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Tatterman
East 100Th Street
Margaret Terry
Paul Coniam
Phyllis Agate
Robert Price
Winifred Bhricke
Marry Shock
Kathryn Arter
Neal Dunstan
Lagrange Girl Weds New York Man In Gracious Ceremony
Dorothy Mae Pearce of La Grange became the bride of Clifford E. McKenzie of Poughkeepsie New York in a December 27 ceremony at the Pearce home. Rev Karl Darkey officiated. The couple will reside in Poughkeepsie after a Eastward trip. The bride is a beautician. the groom serves in the National Guard. Past afternoon, Mrs Karl Grose hosted former classmates for a bridge and treasure hunt party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Pearce
la Grange
Dorothy Mae
Clifford E. McKenzie
Peter McKenzie, Jr
Poughkeepsie
New York
Karl Darkey
Sylvia Pearce
Copenhagen
Per
Edgar Pearce
McKenzie
Federal Bearing Company
National Guard of
Aid Society to Hold Meeting at Church on Thursday
A general meeting of the Aid Society of the Church of Christ will be held Thursday at the church beginning with a luncheon at twelve thirty o'clock. Election of officers will be held and annual reports presented. A request is made for the return of the dime calendars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society of the Church of Christ
Local Licenses Mentioned for Four Individuals
Four licensees listed including Carroll Bracy of Norwalk and Norma Nickel of Lorain with ages 22 and 19 respectively, plus Joseph Skerlane 48 and Antonia Ponson 47 of Lorain. A man gathering 68 eggs near Cairns South Africa awaited a greet from 68 turtles but was surprised by 48 crocodiles 15 to 18 inches long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Bracy
Norwalk
Norma Nickel
Lorain
Joseph Skerlane
Antonia Ponson
Cairns
South Africa
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed With Names and Addresses
A list of patients admitted and discharged includes Ronald Chapman Evelyn Bickel Lorain Charles Travers Rita Nosedly Sandus ky Louis Green 165 Northrup William Masterton Earl Seitzer Wellington John Popovics 829 West River Mrs Ray Wagner 639 Dewey Discharges include Charles Travers 241 Stanford Mrs Annie Fel gate Oberlin road Mrs Noah Birch 226 Wooster Judith Kirk R D No 2 John Kelly Amherst Jack Ternes R D No 1 Kermit Hill Knoxville Tennessee Charles Bittner 421 Woodland Kenneth Greber 161 Clark Bernadine Parker R D No 3 Thelma Shuman Grafton London A O Crane is an exhibitor who posted his 1 year old daughter Patricia with her aunt in Ilford due to busyness. parcel cost 1.56 dollars and was delivered by a 15 year old messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Chapman
Willams
Evelyn Bickel
Lorain
Charles Travers
Stanford
Rita Nosedly
Sandusky
Louis Green
Northrup
William Masterton
Devon Courts
Earl Seitzer
Wellington
John Popovics
West River
Ray* Wagner
Dewey Avenue
Annie Felgate
Oberlin Road
Noah Birch
Wooster
Judith Kirk
R. D
London
A. O. Crane
Patricia
Ilford
German Exhibits Noted at 1937 Milan Aircraft Expo
German exhibits drew attention at the 1937 Milan International A Aircraft Exposition in Italy, showcasing aviation progress and technological prowess amid a crowded post conference display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Installation planned for Elyria Council officers
Junior Order Of American Mechanics plans the installation of Elyria Council No. 406 officers for next Tuesday in Lorain council lodge rooms. Retiring officers and Elyria officers are urged to attend with E. H. Babcock and T. A. Bowers slated to attend, and transport arrangements coordinated at 7 p.m. Yellow Line. A degree team rehearsal was noted, with a break until January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council No
Order of American Mechanics
Llytia
Lorain
Elyria
Oberlin Travel Bureau to Move to New Location
Oberlin travel office will relocate from North Main to the Apple Theatre building on East College Street around the new year with bus parking space provided. Local residents and visitors are noted in the day’s social items as relatives and guests visit Oberlin and nearby towns, with several trips and New Year visits mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travel Bureau
Oberlin, CO
Oberlin Travel Bureau
North Main Street
Apple Theatre
East College Street
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St. Andrew's Guild
Allen Bernard
Hebebrand-Huffman
Inper Tal
East Ave
Miss Adams
Octave Club
Marion Bainbridge
Alberta Adams
Cleveland Road
Dorothy Trimmer
High Score
Elizaeth Pepp
Elaine Bpencer Low
Dorothy Mercer
North Olmsted
Middle Step Club
Ww. C. A
Sylvia Chervenka
California
Gladys Anderson
Vera Smith
Margaret Herold
Tishaon
Proteope
Colette
Ted Metzger
Jimmy Richard
Esther Schulz
Karl Grose
Jane Shively
Aid Society
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Elysium
Broad Street
Izes
Junior Order of American Mechanics
Mrs
Esther Wood
Richard Clevenger
Ira D. Shaw
Berea
Kentucky
Sara Prince
Walnut Street
Carrie Pease
R. L Walker
West Ridge
Paul James
Canton
Harry Kelly
Helen McKee
Detroit, Mich
R. D. A. Gunn
West Lorain Street
J. A. McGrann
Manes
Pittsburg
M. J. Thomas
Bluefield
W. Va
C. E. Wigton
Oberlin Schools
Ohio Educational Association
Conner Gunn
L. T. McFarland
Forest Street
Gunn
Ro. D. A. Gunn
Betty May Oates
Boston
Maude B. Warner
West College Street
Burnham
Shaneateles
N. Y
Carl Dudley
Lou Lance
E. Freeman
Seville
Lance
C. P. Edwards
North Pleasant Street
Betty Agate
Ohio Wesleyan University
Agate
Morgan Street
Jean Morgan
A. J Kelly
Porter
Muly
Genoa
O. J. H. Kutscher
Oberlin School of Commerce
National Association of Teachers of Commercial
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Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Ave
Dublyn
Edith Mae
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
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