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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1928

Page

2

Amherst Area Christmas Notes and Social Roundup

Amherst and Brownhelm residents shared Christmas visits and family gatherings across Oberlin and Elyria. The notice lists dozens of names, a hospital call, a funeral in Vermilion, church events, shopping trips, and multiple home dinners, reflecting a bustling holiday season community calendar.

Local families host Christmas gatherings and visits

Misses Helen Birch Medaline Mitchell Dorothea Born and Ruth Hostettler were Sunday dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Jobo Hostettler. George Unger entertained relatives including Wendell Unger Claude Unger and families from Berlin Heights Brownhelm Kirksville and elsewhere. Robert Court broke his arm cranking his father’s auto. Laverne Whitney of Camden visits G C Becker. Fred Latteman and baby spent Christmas with sister Mrs C A Martin Elyria. Dick Sanders and son Vernon of Clarkefield visited O C Sanders. John Bauman visited friends in South Amherst. Herman Portman family motored to Bucyrus for Christmas with relatives. Eleanor Knoble holidaying with Otto Knoble. About 20 from M E and Evangelical churches sang Christmas carols at homes of the aged and ill including Mrs Angersbach Grandma Snyder Grandma Unger Grace Currier Mrs Helvina Unger John Kranbeal Rev Melsenbach Mrs Ralph McDowell and Mrs Harry Jones. Copper derives its name from the island of Cyprus which mined vast copper in ancient times.

Dorothy Jones Mansfield Elmer Garber John Bauman Daugher Helen John Gelsendoarfer Clarence Amstutz Virginia Seckel Amherst Hospital Ruth Portmay John Eisendorfer Albert Sayer John Whittmore Vermilon Joe Normands Vermilion Anthony Northelm Roland Amherst A. R. Emmerick Lucille Hand Elyria Jos Hand Mary Becker Carl Milton Parish Lena Gegenheimer J. H Dunn Mary Jane Oberlin William Jaeger Edna Snyder G. M. Snyder Victor Hostettler Erie John Hostettler C. H. Currier Will Manus New Oberlin Esther Manus Youngstown Barney Snyder Olive Howard Ardith Brownhelm G. L. Becker Charles Court Robert Cleveland Alyert Latteman A. McPherson Ruth Fairchilds Big Prairie Chauncey Currier Pillar Will Cunningham Avon Lake Fred Berg Agnes Wilford Kipton Clarence Davis Aurora Illinois Henry Emmerick John Bolen Theodore Latteman Adam Horn Gilly Martin Pippert Sophia Ed Haussen Margaret Lydia Porman Clemons Jesse Portman Adan Date Lloyd Brewster Chauncey Carrier C. H. Carrier Conrad Adler Lorain W. E. Snyder Harold Buchs Katie Weldman Twila Helen Birch Medaline Mitchell Dorothea Born Ruth Hostettler Jobo Hostettler George Unger Wendell Unger Berlin Heights Claude Unger Warren Kirksvill John Unger Frank Kelble Robert Court Laverne Whitney Camden G. C. Becker Fred Latteman Baby C.A. Martin Dick Sanders Vernon Clarkefield O. C. Sanders South Amherst Herman Portman and Sons Bucyrus Eleanor Knoble Otto Knoble M. E Roy Angersbach Grandma Snyder Grandma Unger Grace Currier Helvina Unger John Kranbeal Hilberg Melsenbach Ralph McDowell Harry Jones

North Russia Needle Guild Hosts Holiday Party

The Oberlin Grange hall hosted a festive North Russia Needle Guild gathering on Thursday night. Members and their husbands and families enjoyed holiday decorations a Christmas tree and a triangular table arrangement with miniature trees as centerpieces for the event.

Oberlin Grange Hall North Russia

Festival Dinner Ends With Gift Exchange and Pedro Prizes

At seven o'clock a festive dinner was followed by table removal, gift distribution, and a merry evening. Articles were unwrapped, displays admired, and progressive Pedro games with nine tables were played. Prizes for high score went to Misa Eleanor Berg and Charles Hasenfige. consolation prizes to Mrs. Virgie Gideon and Fred Berg. The party adjourned at a late hour with thanks.

Pedro Prises Misa Eleanor Berg Charles Hasenfige Virgie Gideon Fred Berg

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Zook Sukr Henrietta Doris Kelly L. M. Kelly St. John’s Church Harley Kelly Nutter Sandusky Paul Wever Carlo Lucille Krelg P. H. Dunn Evelyn Parker Jewelry CO Brnad Wilmot Printing Co Masonic Temple Copper Island Cyprus Needle Guild West Side Studebaker Companyen Seoan Erskine Elyria Auto Service Co Broad Street Phone
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