College Students Honored At First Church Parish Supper
Last evening in the Gates Room of the First Congregational Church the Parish supper honored church members home from college for Christmas. Attendees included Misses Snyder of Wellesley and Sharp of Goucher among others and Messrs Patrick and Forbes Doty. The program featured toastmaster Rev William Muir Auld, Calendar Club entertainment, and a staged play The Spell of Christmas set in 1650 Old England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
First Congregational Church
Callege
University
Princes Snyder
Wellesley
Lovie Sharp
Goucher Collexi
Bba Fossellus
Ohio Univerity
Dorothy and
Donna Bell
Oberlin
Esther Johnson
Kent
Marguerite Shaw
Grinnell College
Dorothy Wilford
Margaret Brownell
Mt. Holyoke
Virginia Crandall
Maryland College For Women
Gerard Patrick
Boston Institute of Technology
Baxter Sharp
Ann Arbor
Malcolm Forbes
Ohio State University
Willard Smith
Howe Military Academy
Geo. Marsh
Mercersburg Academy
Forbes Doty
Cornell
William Sharp
William Humphrey
LaFayette
William Muir Auld
Upper Church
Calendar Club
Ralph Murbach
Ely
Norman Basinger
Jane Gill
Ruth Gill
John Shaw
Dorothy Snyder
Old England
the Underhills
Sir Gilbert Underhill
Don Miller
Katherine Underhill
Corneli Patrick
Rufus
Betty Washburn
Rafe
George Moise
Cicely
Molly Murbach
Allison
Madge Murbach
Gillan
Elizabeth Moise
Diccon
Bob Fauver
Anc
Sir Philip
Mary Miller
Lady Geraldine
Betty Brown
Roundhead
Friendship Club Co Ed Party At Elks Hall A Success
A holiday season dancing party by the Friendship Club at Elks Hall drew about 150 couples. Glick's orchestra of Lorain provided music with two vocal solos by Lawrence Webber, a piano solo by Georgia Yost, and a dance by Joyce McKinley. Refreshments followed as chaperones included Mr and Mrs S D Miller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Elks’ Hall
Glick
Orchestra of
Lorain
Lawrence Webber
Georgia Yost
Joyce McKinley
S. D. Miller
DT. W. Myers
B. T. Saunders
E. L. Moody
Will Den<daie
Doane
Hanenesa
Ingersoll
Seymour
Shaw
Community clubs and lodge gatherings tonight in Elyria
Events include the Christmas entertainment by Columbia Club and St John’s Lutheran Young Ladies Society at St John’s auditorium Third Street. A dancing party by Young Men's Business Club at Elks Hall. Four Ace Club meets with Mrs J Young at 134 Riverside Court. Rebekah lodge Past Noble Grand meets with Mrs Lacey Cliff on Tenth Street. Gl G Club with Miss Bernice Fowls. Sunday school teachers and officers of Grace Lutheran Church. M C C Club with Mrs W Schaver Homer Street. I A of M in Machin Street hall Elyria Lodge No 103 7 O O F at Odd Fellows hall. Barber’s Union meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Business Club
Elks Hall
Ace Club
J. Young
Riverside Court
Noble
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Lacey Cliff
Tenth Street
Gl. G
Bernice Fowls
Grace’ Lutheran Church
W. Schaver
Homer Street
I. A. of
Machins
Birthday party for Miss Inez Parmely reported in Elyria items
M r Inez Parmely celebrated her twelfth birthday yesterday with music and games from her schoolmates at 401 Hich street. Guests included Thelma Page Magdalene Golimar Dorothy Barton Mildred Bat hardt Mildred Tinley Evelyn Brillhart Iva Oliver Earth Davis Helen Turner Thelma Parmely Jean Parmely and Inez Parmely. New Year events include Elyria Elks football team dance at the Elks Auditorium and a Y W C A tea for the Friendship Quid Cromet with a concert at Clark's Music store led by Miss Reva Carson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Parmely
Hich Street
Ecards
Thelma Page
Magdalene Golimar
Dorothy Barton
Mildred Bathardt
Mildred Tinley
Evelyn Brillhart
Iva Oliver
Earth Davis
Helen Turner
Thelma Parmely
Jean Parmely
Inez Dparmely
Elyria Elks
Elks
Lorain County
Buckeye Night Hawks
Pally” Whitlock
Daughters of Scotland Plan Dance in January Meeting
The Daughters of Scotland Ar yin Lodge will hold a dance in place of the regular meeting on Thursday evening January first. There will be no Morean Close Church of Christ meeting this month. The Fi Pay Missionary Society plans a Wednesday afternoon meeting at Green Line Wanting room then a 2:25 car to Oberlin for a visit to Mrs. J. K Bisel's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotland
Ar Yin Lodge
Oberlin
Jones
Apollo Theatre
L. Rugg
G. D. Hubbard
Woodland Avenue
Rugg
Qoberlin
C. D. Metcalf
Oberlin Hospital
Berlin Parenor-Teachers Associations
Wallace
Miss Potter
Cleveland
Obertin
DD Kelley
Shelly
Ohio
Ada Davis
Mansfield
Ira W. Cady
Flin
Mich
J. J. Gilmore
R. I. Sheeks
Lero
Dermin
Wabash
Ind
G. J Ginzer
Pittsburgh
New Allen Memorial Hospital
West Lorain Street
Mrs Bernice Lawreson hosts Caustern Star event
Mrs Bernice Lawreson af Cas Cade Street entertained guests at a Caustern Star order event. Prizes in the five hundred game went to Mety Stone Thilpott and Hiscox, while Miss Bradley and Mrs Heese won in the other contest. A handkerchief shower honored Mrs Mabel Tailor who departs this week for Florida. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Lawreson
Cade Street
Order of Caustern Star
Mesdymes Stone
Thilpott
Hiscox
Florida
Miss Ebba Posseling Hosts Holiday Luncheon
Miss Ebba Posseling entertained at lunch yesterday at her home on Eastern Heights Boulevard for the Wises Havel Grittner Edith James and Harriett Forney of Lakewood and Mildred Link of Urichsville, Ohio University students. In the afternoon Miss Posselius and Miss Nelle Pershing held an informal tea at the YWCA for eighteen Elrama girls home from college. The gathering featured singing and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebba Posseling
Astern Heights Blvd
Surprise birthday party honors Miss Mary Crabie at Berlin Road
Miss Jnna Crabie hosted a surprise birthday party for her sister Miss Mary Crabie at their home on Berlin Road. Entertainment included games and music, with refreshments served to guests Carrie Snoble Anna Ernst Hazel Rose Mary Crabie Julia Crabie Rose Provosnik and others. Miss Crabie received many gifts. Also noting visits by Frances Adele Hill and Irrance Given from Norwalk to the YWCA with a California month ending December stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnna Crabie
Mary Crabie
Berlin Road
Carrie Snoble
Anna Ernst
Hazel Rose
Julia Crabie
Rose Provosnik
William Sewell
Frank Snoble
John Braex
Joe Provaszmik
Andrew Strinka
Frances Adele Hill
Norwalk
Young Women's Christian Association
Irrance
California
Mizpah Class Dinner Honors Leaving Teacher
Miss Lydia Rosecrans hosted a Mizpah class dinner for ten at Mrs. Harrison's Lake Avenue home. Honoree Miss Amelia Turnbull plans Chicago study at Moody Bible Training School. Mrs. W L Walker spoke on "Gly ing" as the group enjoyed games and a cheerful after-dinner hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Rosecrans
R. Wy. Harrison
Hestess
First Baptist Church
Lorain Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
Three marriage licenses are recorded. Andy Honoshsky a 21 year old machinist from Lorain weds Mary Sopto 18 of 475 Colorado avenue Lorain. Robert KE Boyd 21 foreman from Dayton and Charlotte Hays 21 of 246 Broadway Lorain wed by Methodist minister of Elyria. George Pyeba laborer from Lorain 8 and Julia Lazorana 45 of 2706 Lexington avenue Lorain wed by a justice of the peace of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Honoshsky
Machinat
Lorain
Mary Sopto
Colorado Avenue
Novak
Robert KE. Boyd
Foreman
Dayton
Charlotte Hays
Broadway
Elyria
George Pyeba
Julia Lazorana
Lexington Avenue
Admissions and Discharges List for Steubenville and Nearby
Admissions include Helen Edith Piz zoserrato from Steubenville and several named individuals with addresses in Steubenville and Lorain. Discharges note Mrs William Dallas and Mrs John Haidy with twins, plus additional listings in Grafton and Mallet Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Edith Pizzoserrato
Steubenville
William Buck
Middle Ave
Louise Beaumont
Lodi St
James Barturck
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Robert McCartney
Ninth St
Lorain
John G. Swanson
Sixth St
George Emode
North St
Mary Louise Snesur
Spruce St
Anthony Skarke
Tuscarawas St
Anna Skarke
Local social notes list Christmas visits and engagements
Residents hosted guests from Lorain Wadsworth Oberlin Chicago and Akron while several families announce births and travel plans. Local universities, a store manager appointment, and attendance at the Cleveland Public Auditorium event named among the many social pursuits in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Zimmer
Walter Wagner
Osborne Avenue
Lorain
C. W. Koppes
Earlcourt
A. P. Prince and Son
Floyd
David Koppes
Wadsworth
Prof. Wells
Oberlin College
A. Pearson
Princeton Avenue
J.C
Lorgin
Wiliam &. Buck
Middle Avenue
Mildred Jean
Memorial Hospital
Eric Chapman, Jr
Beoen
Akron University
Laus Beauont
Lodi Street
Lake Avenue
Florida
C. W Snowden
Tenth Street
Pittsburgh
Helen
ES PR. Laver
Parmeles
Ella and
Maude Parmeles
Margaret L. Edwards
Cleveland
T. J. Weidner
Medina
Ohio
H. M. Ebert
West Avenue
Lucile
Chicago
Illinais
Joe Fisnn
Harrison Street
Alfred Emery
Otis Bahl
Amherst
Lee J. Gierer
Emma Paulus
Ethel Blauvelt
Mildred Walsh
D. A. Baird
Village gas pressure rebounded after winter strain
Times last winter the village wag virtually without any gas pressure whatever. Credit is due the Ohio Electric Company for their main tenance of this service under the strain.
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Ohio Electric Company
Oberlin aids graduates with confidential employment records
Oberlin College reports its Bureau of Appointments sent 1 446 confidential statements to employers last year. Of the 79 graduates in the class of 1924 who entered teaching, 70 found positions without teachers' agencies, saving the usual fee. The class largely pursued post graduate study, with teaching immediately after graduation comparatively low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Bureau of Appointments of
Oberlin College
Oberlin Beckons with New Year Watch Service
Oberlin announces a Union Watch service at Christ Episcopal church with clergy from all churches aiding the program. The service starts at 10 30 and runs past midnight inviting all Oberlin residents to attend. Reports note a busy town with hospital plans and January meetings for local associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
New Yark Eye
Christ Episcopal Church
Plenty Gas At Oberlin
Oberlin reports warmer conditions after a deep cold snap with temperatures near freezing this morning. The town benefited from a stronger gas supply, allowing normal air flow through the cold period and easing hardship compared with previous winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Glee Club Concert Not Broadcast Tonight
The Oberlin College Glee Club concert at the Astor Hotel tonight will not be broadcast as announced. The group will travel to Washington this week to sing in the church of President Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
Oberlin Collegte Glee Club
Astor Hotel
Washington
Coolidge
Cleveland Markets Report Shows Varied Produce Prices
Market prices list butter cheese eggs and dairy products with dates and unit units including butter 45 per pound and cheese 6 to 1-2 price ranges. Produce such as strawberries beans navy cabbage potatoes sweet potatoes tomatoes onions cucumbers and more are itemized with per unit or per ton prices. Policewomen to a total of more Sand one hundred are now emp posed in London and its immed iate Vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Oeese
Ohio Flysts
Tao
York State
Powis
London
Flowers by Wire Worldwide Funeral Florist Ad
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New Year's Night Dance at Carlisle Grange
Carlisle Grange hosts a New Year’s night event featuring Cook's Orchestra with Extra Lady 25e accompanying the dance program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Grange
Cook
Old-fashioned and modern dance at Moose Hall
A community dance event at Moose Hall on Wednesday December 31 with refreshments. Admission is 50 cents per couple and 25 cents for an extra lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Zou
St Clair Rebakah's to Host Free Supper for Members
A St Clair Rebakah event will offer a free members only supper on January 7 from 5 30 to 7 00 PM. Reservations are required by Saturday January 3 via phone numbers 39 114 or 5333 or 61001.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair
Elyria Moose Hall Dance Hosted by W O M L Chapter
Elyria chapter No 773 of the Woman's Order of Longines? Actually Worthy Mothers Ladies dance at Moose hall on December 31 with music by Cook's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Moose Hall
Cook
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Church Parish
Columbia Club
Young Ladies Society
St. John's Lutheran Church
St. John’s Auditorium
Third Street
Mis
Inez
Ellie Seymour
Elsie Seymour
Loreal Association
Friendship
W. Moorer
Ewspapern Ab Hiye
Sister
Mizpah
Class OF Baptist Church
Watch Party Service
Oberlin Briefs
W. H. Charia
Carek
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Ploomfeld, N. J
Phil’s Barber Shop
Broad & West Ave
BON Ton Millinery
Postoffice
Neklocerst
Eagles
Wale Glick
Serpentine
Children’s Apparel Shop
Second Street
Coats
Kaurnee
the Children’s Apparel Shop
Elks’ Club Second Street
Chronicle-Telegram
Edison
D. F
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