Senior Friendship club Christmas formal at Elks hall
More than one hundred couples joined the grand march led by Ada Mae Stanford at the Senior Friendship club Christmas formal. Audiences enjoyed Chuck Whitney's dance, two intermission numbers, and vocal performances by Audrey Foster with Shirley Simpson and LaVaughn Searight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks Hall
Chuck Whitney
Audrey Foster
Shirley Simpson
LaVaughn Searight
Jean Altfeld
Senior Friendship Club
Ellsworth Schneider
Harle G. McNally
Dorothy Altfeld
Ada Mae Stanford
Virginia Nye
Betty Agate
Miss Agnes Dow dell Hosts Piano Recital for Pupils
Miss Agnes Dow dell entertained twenty two piano pupils at 430 Jefferson street on Tuesday afternoon. An informal recital followed by games and a treasure hunt, each pupil receiving a piece of music. Christmas colors and singing were featured with refreshments served. Participants included Netta Ray Margaret Gregory Bonna Mae Reynolds Marilyn Laver Frances Mackett Frances Seabold Lavon ne Seabold Catherine Wilhelmy Dorothy Waterman Dorothy Faye Smith Jean Ross Gladys Lyon Gloria Lyon Patsy Lyon Mary Jane Smith Dorothy Smith Betty Justin Jack Worthington Phillip Stock Gerald Layer. Mary Ellen Wilhelmy and Mary Nivus could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Dowdell
Jefferson Street
Netta Ray
Margaret Gregory
Bonna Mae Reynolds
Marilyn Laver
Frances Mackett
Frances Seabold
Lavonne Seabold
Vanita Seabold
Catherine Wilhelmy
Dorothy Waterman
Dorothy Faye Smith
Jean Ross
Gladys Lyon
Gloria Lyon
Patsy Lyon
Mary Jane Smith
Dorothy Smith
Betty Justin
Jack Worthington
Phillip Stock
Gerald Layer
Mary Ellen Wilhelmy
Mary Nivus
Local Walther League Hosts Zone 3 Christmas Rally
The Young Peoples League of St. John's Lutheran Church hosted a Walther League Zone 3 quarterly meeting with Amherst and Berea leagues. The Christmas party featured games and a ten cent toy gift exchange for Crippled Children at Gates Hospital, with 54 youths served refreshments. Berea will host the next event in three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples League of
St. John's
December Elyria W C T U Meeting Highlights
The December Elyria W C T U met in the First Congregational church parlors with Mrs A C Schulliman presiding. Captain Hillier of the Salvation Army and Evelyn Clark delivered a Christmas greeting as the Salvation Army Band played. The program included prayers, a youth group song, scripture, and Rev Hevlow speaking on Broken Promises or the Failure of Repeal noting liquor costs and female employment in bars. The gathering was well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria W
Bertha Moore
Hillier
Hevlow
United Brothern Church, North Olmsted
Tie
United States
Cheer to veterans at Rollin E. Hinkson Post meeting
At a Rollin E. Hinkson Post and Auxiliary gathering in Chillicothe plans emerged to send holiday boxes to veterans at the Chillicothe Hospital. Members also discussed January travel to Columbus for the state VFW conference and featured a gift exchange with dancing by a four piece orchestra. Refreshments were provided by a committee. The next meeting is Friday January eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin E. Hinkson
Chillicothe Hospital
Columbus
Elizabeth Hunt
Nellie Buren
Helen Perkins
Lola Wojork
Circle Dot Club hosts holiday dinner at Mrs Rose Boals home
Circle Dot Club members and one guest dined at Mrs Rose Boals of Winckles Street with fourteen seats set. Prizes went to Mrs Klare Schaub and Maude Saladin for bingo. Minnie Lewis and Schaub won awards. Christmas gifts exchanged. Zindia asters named. Next meeting January 12 at Mrs Saladin's Stop 19 Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Dot Club
Rose Boals
Winckles Street
Klare Schaub
Maude Saladin
Sis
Minnie Lewis
Schaub
Zindia Asters
I C O F Lodge 105 Holds Year End Meeting
Last night the I C O F Lodge 105 conducted business and conferred the first degree on A B Meldrum and J E Jackson under Captain William Gehrke. Warne Burdue gave an instructive talk on his trip to Yellowstone Park and Salt Lake City. A dance is planned for January fifth inviting members friends and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. O. F Lodge No. 105
William Gehrke
A. B. Meldrum
J. E. Jackson
Warne Burdue
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake City
Calendar notices for church and club gatherings
Calendar lists services and meetings at Second Congregational and United Presbyterian churches with prayer services, board meetings, choir rehearsal, and a Pythian Sisters practice session. Social groups meet at Nichols Block and East River Street with specific members named.
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Second Congregationa
Board of Deacons
Second Congregational Church
Happy Pinochle Club
Emma Dill
Nichols Block
Zeta Upsilon Sorority
Roberta Mosely
East River Street
United Presbyterian Church
Pythian Sisters
Christmas Circle No 4 Installs New Officers at St Pauls
Mrs. Harry Anderson is installed as president of Circle No 4 at St Pauls Church along with an officer corps in a meeting hosted by Mrs Orvie Schroeder on Marseilles Ave. Thirteen members and seven guests attended a tureen luncheon and Christmas program. The next circle meeting is set for January 28 at Mrs Elizabeth Hunt Henkelcourt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Anderson
Circle No. 4
St. Paul's Church
Orvie Schroeder
Marseilles Avenue
Claude Wigfield
Anderson
William Holdy
William Krebs
Ralph Double
Charles Schultz
Sunshine
New York
Elizabeth Hunt. Henkelcourt
Marriage Licenses for Lorain and Avon Lake Couples
Harold A. Brogan, 32, of Lorain, with a residence in Waller, and Ann Burk, 24, of Lorain. Alfred J. Biltz, 24, of Avon Lake, a welder, and Frances J. West, 21, of Avon Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Brogan
Lorain
Waller
Ann Burk
Alfred J. Biltz
Avon Lake
Welder
Frances J. West
Father Son Banquet Draws 150 At Harmon Lodge Event
About 150 attended the father son banquet at the Masonic Temple dining room sponsored by Frank S. Harmon Lodge No. 668 F and A M. The Winters brothers trio provided music while Rev E J Bond accompanied by Paul Wainwright led group singing. Dr Vernone Wade Wagar of Oberlin delivered the address “The Destiny of a Boy,” noting key instincts shaping youth and urging character development. The meeting was led by Worshipful Master Burton Ohlemacher with Deane Burns delivering the welcome and Paul Thompson speaking for the sons. the event may become an annual affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Frank S. Harmon Lodge No
A. M
Winters Brothers
Paul Wainwright
E. J. Bond
Donald Marsh
Gertrude Clark
Eugene Szabo
Burton Ohlemacher
Deane Burns
Paul Thompson
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
Bond
Vernone Wade Wagar
Oberlin
Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wagar
Lodge
Teacher Hostess Miss Evelene Ernst Hosts Amici Class
Miss Evelene Ernst of the Amici class at the 2nd Congregational church hosted friends at her Garvin avenue home. Barbara Keller and Ellen Spore earned skill prizes. Florean Christenson received a gift for her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelene Ernst
Amici
2Nd Congregational Church
Garvin Avenue
Barbara Kellar
Ellen Spore
Forean Christenson
Aileen Fiedler
Miss Ernst
Barbara Keller
Findlay
Ohio
Carol Myers
Betty Wissinger
Lorna Fiedler
Mary Barbara Jones
Marilyn Hastings
Marilyn Sprague
Dorothy Schiebel
Lois Whitacre
Helen Hrivnak
Florean Christenson
Phyllis Ickes
Helenmarie Cameron
Alice Day
Jean Aschenbach
Corrine
Wilda Rhodes
Cubs enjoy Christmas hike and dinner at Nial Keech home
Cubs of Den No. 1 led by Bud Koplin hiked through Elywoods to the Gulf road to the Keech home. After games they drew Christmas presents from a Jack Horner pie then shared a spaghetti dinner with guests Jack Schwede Billy Mynchenberg George Mynchenberg and Cub members Nial Keech Edward Ward Gordon Carlson Herbert Carlson Bob Shryock Edward Joviak Charles Wickard Tom Mynchenburg Roy Moyer. Mrs Keech and Mrs George Mynchenberg assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
den No. 1
Bud Koplin
Elywoods
Nial Keech
Gulf Road
Jack Horner
Jack Schwede
Billy
George Mynchenberg
Edward Ward
Gordon
Herbert Carlson
Bob Shryock
Edward Joviak
Charles Wickard
Tom Mychenberg
Roy Moyer
Keech
Robert Shryock
John McKenney
McKenney
Community personals note mixed with local travels
Rev and Mrs R W Neighbour and family left Monday for Northumberland and Shamokin PA to visit friends and relatives. The Rev will return tomorrow while Mrs Neighbour and the children stay on. Several locals, including Miss Catherine Heidrich, a student nurse, and Miss Marian Wigert, spent holidays with family. News of visits, travel, and local society events across Elyria and nearby towns is summarized with multiple households and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Neighbour
Northumberland
Shamokin
Pennsylvania
William Wigert
Ridgeville
Roy Held
Richard
Peter Held
Margery Ann Pemberthy
West Palm Beach
Miami
Florida
W. G. Hensel
East Orange
New Jersey
Cincinnati
Jackson
Ohio
Alan C. Squire
Jacqueline
Shirley Jean
Urbana
C. A. Squire
Denison Avenue
Henrietta Tiffin
Harrison Street
Akron
Margaret Schiller
Columbia University
W. L. Tiffin
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Tiffin
Ohio State University
Akron University
Mary Sheema
Pittsburgh
Joseph Sheema
Clarence Grandstaff
Arnold Deutsch
Cambridge
William Barkacs
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Julius Racz
Dinner Meeting of Pythian Sisters at Rose Ryan Home
Past chiefs of the Pythian Sisters gathered at Mrs Rose Ryan's Fourth Street home with ten members and two guests for a six thirty dinner. The room wore holiday colors, gifts were exchanged, and games with prizes went to Gertrude Smith Edna Manzelman and Laura Barton while Julia Hull was consoled. The event continued on the fourth Thursday in January at Mrs Anna Hoard's Clark Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Rose Ryan
Fourth Street
Gertrude Smith
Edna Manzelman
Laura Barton
Julia Hull
Anna Hoard
Clark Street
Jolly Eight Bunco Club Meets on Cleveland Street
Last evening the Jolly Eight Bunco club, hosted by Mrs. Ralph Betz, met on Cleveland Street. Mrs. George Smith won first prize, Mrs. James Coyne second, and Mrs. Betz third with Mrs. Smith taking the special prize. a luncheon followed before members planned to reconvene in two weeks at Mrs. George Smith’s East River Street home.
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Jolly Eight
Bunco Club
Ralph Betz
Cleveland Street
George Smith
James Coyne
Betz
Smith
East River Street
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Listing
Hospital admissions include Bill Benz 342 Harvard Edward Pahl 241 Oxford Court Charles Heimbach 246 Fourth Street Mrs Julius Racz 354 W River Street Wil iam Darvas 218 Bath Street Jean Roth 330 Weat Street Joyce Nichols 538 Lodi Street Richard Horvitt 356 E Bridge. Discharges list Mrs Clarence Wiley baby girl North Ridgeville Mrs Tillie Dober La Grange Erlin Schramm R D No 2 Russell Becker 26 Artemas Court Joan Smith 1256 East River Street Elizabeth Rich 258 Sixteenth Street.
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Bill Benz
Harvard
Edward Pahl
Oxford Court
Charles Heimbach
Fourth Street
Julius Racz
W. River Street
Wiliam Darvas
Bath Street
Jean Roth
Weat Street
Joyce Nichols
Lodi Street
Richard Horvitt
E. Bridge
Clarence Wiley
North Ridgeville
Tillie Dober
la Grange
Erlin Schramm
R. D
Russell Becker
Artemas Court
Joan Smith
East River Street
Elizabeth Rich
Sixteenth Street
Sigma Gamma Sorority Meeting at Stanford Avenue Home
Mrs. Joseph Petro hosted Sigma Gamma Sorority with 12 members and two guests Mrs. Harold Busha and Mrs. Waldo Hensel last evening. Officers elected were president Doris Caywood, vice president Verne Barnes, secretary Forrest Ordell, treasurer Gerald Leonard. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Wilbur Gaston first, Mrs. Hensel second, and Mrs. Urban Koehler third. A Christmas gift exchange occurred. The January 28 meeting will be the Founder's Day banquet with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Emma Ritchcomber
East Broad Street
C. M. Terry
Deane Burns
Grace Richmond
Stanley Crandall
August Groll
R. Ott
O. W. Marsh
Charles Marup
Will Foster
Harvard Avenue
Capsule
Joseph Petro
Stevenson Burke
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Stanford Avenue
Harold Busha
Lorain
Waldo Hensel
Marjorie Smith
East Orange
New Jersey
Doris Caywood
Verne Barnes
Forrest Ordell
Gerald Leonard
Hostess Mrs Gust Apai Leads Circle Meeting
Mrs Gust Apai of 110 Kenwood street hosted Circle No. 3 at St. Pauls church with twenty two members and two guests Mrs Jack Washke and Mrs Johnson. New officers led devotions by Mrs Richard Fichtner and a luncheon followed. The group plans to reconvene January 13 at the church with Mrs Dan Anthony and Miss Margaret Anthony as hostesses.
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Gust Apai
Kenwood Street
Circle No. 3
St. Paul's Church
Jack Washke
Johnson
Albert Pallas
Richard Fichtner
Dan Anthony
Margaret Anthony
Nickel Theatre With Amateur Casts Pays
Blue Mound Wisconsin hosts Prairie Theater a WPA rural recreation project with 5 cent admissions. Twenty thousand attend this season across 11 performances with proceeds covering expenses and a plan to repay the village for its share of the $16,000 initial cost begun in 1934. Materials were donated and local men built the theater while actors and musicians contributed.
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Blue Mound. Mil
Blue Mound
Prairie Theater
Farm pageant earns crowds as townsfolk join act
More than 400 farm girls boys men women and even babies participated in this year’s program performing songs and dances while neighbors watched from the front. Each night a capacity crowd filled rough-hewn seats and officials plan to resume next spring until cold weather halts meetings.
Mirrored Panel Enhances Narrow Wall Space
A mirrored panel fits between two windows to enlarge a space while serving as a decorative feature. Pair with a small front table as a dressing area and window draperies to heighten a boudoir feel. Permanently installed panels qualify under FHA Modernization Credit Plan guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Housing Administration
Painted Flower Pots Add Color To Window
A note on bright pot decorations proposes shelves at window sides holding plants in vividly painted pots to create color without drapes. The suggestion links redecorating to the Modernization Credit Plan of the Federal Housing Administration.
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Federal Housing Administration
Cats find shelter with squirrels in Wisconsin porch nest
La Crosse Wisconsin residents left two pet cats in friends care when moving away. The cats were found living among a squirrel nest above the porch, adapting to the unusual shelter.
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LA Crosse
Wis
D. P. Mahoney
Hart's Poultry Market opens Thursday with full line
Hart's Poultry Market announces a Thursday opening featuring ready to cook poultry including turkeys ducks geese chickens and capons plus fresh eggs. Located at Corner Second and Chestnut with phone contact 5874.
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Hart’s
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Mrs
D. A. Baird
Ladies’ Aid Society
C. A. Slater
J. B. Schoenberr
Aid Society
Seton
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Wildercraft
D. L
Wilder
Central Book Store
Walther
Just Us Light Club
Sam Holobach
Thirteenth Street
George Holobach
Esther Johnson
W. O. Johnson
Jessie Kaufman
Julie Haden
Fellowship Club
Grace Lutheran Church
Lillian Ehlke
Clara Willard
Margaret Krugman
Dav Haag
William Xeubiser
Fred Bonss
Leonard Krugman
Cleveland
Herman Eady
Wiliam Gebhardt
Ian Haag
Sigloe
Barbara Jennings
Marion Barnes
Bette MacDowell
Ruth Kelling
West Avenue
Frank
Harmon Lodge
Mrs. Apai
Nickel Theatre
Ity
Ruth Lyberger
Brookhouser
Middle Avenue
Elyria Block
Charles E. Guth
Chiropodist
Broad Street
Perman Croquignole
Heights
BEA
River Phone
Kaylor
Marcelene Croquignole
Nestyle Croquignole
Usc
Clark St
United Dry Cleaning — Accessories
Middle Ave
Walton Ice and
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