Meetings South End Home Department schedule
The South End Home Department meets Tuesday at 2 P M with Mrs. Clarence Vincent at 1353 Enat Avenue.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1932
Page
9
The South End Home Department meets Tuesday at 2 P M with Mrs. Clarence Vincent at 1353 Enat Avenue.
Mothers from Edison Jefferson St Agnes and Gates districts will gather in Gates School auditorium Wednesday at 2 PM for the first of six lectures on Sex Character Education led by Mrs E J Howenstine. Sponsored by the Board of Education and the Parent-Teacher council. The January program list follows with meetings across multiple associations and speakers through the month.
Charles Abber Junior Club held a Christmas party at the Palmer home on Lake with Misses Blaine and Lois Palmer hosting. New officers named include Anza Kristorf president and Lois Palmer secretary. A New Year sewing project for child welfare was planned for January sixth at Anna Kristoff’s home.
Dr. E J Bone delivers New Year morning sermon at First Methodist Episcopal Church at 10 45 with choir anthem Break Forth Into Joy and solos by Robert Moore Louise Brown plays organ selections by Guilmant Bach and Handel Evening service at 7 features sermon Mud to the Knees from pastor’s life story Youth urged to attend Music includes orchestral and choral selections Epworth League and church school activities listed plus Epworth talks and choir rehearsals Sunday programs include Sabbath School at ten Morning Worship at eleven Holy Communion at eleven with theme In Presence of Difficulties Service continues with Epworth League at six thirty and a Bible class Tuesday at seven Church night in basement rooms Wednesday choir practice at seven thirty.
Epworth League cabinet members from the First Methodist church met at Camp Iss Lee Kes for a social evening. Margaret Minch led the meeting after a group supper, with devotion by Mrs. E J Bond and remarks on upcoming bake sale and a League party. Chaperones were Dr and Mrs E J Bond. Read aloud list includes M Minch Elyria Brown Genevieve Thompson Arlene Burr Mildred Brevoort Roberta Mosely Elizabeth Campbell Robert Nieman Clark Maddock Kenneth Barclay and D A Burr. Mrs A J Lehman is ill with diphtheria at 600 Furnace street.
The Church of Christ outlines evening and morning services with solo and duet music by Mrs. Baird Paul Wainwright and others plus a sermon on A New Song. Junior and Bible School activities run at 10 30 AM. Christian Endeavor Quartet performs and prayer hour follows at 7 30 PM. First Baptist hosts Watch Night and prophecy sermons led by Dr Neighbour with Revelation discussions.
Rowena Circle held a Christmas gathering yesterday at Mrs. George Masey’s George Street home for members and children. Thirty two attended as gifts were exchanged and a lunch was served by the committee. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Klara Shaub’s home on Tuesday January 17.
Admission records show Peter Bernsnk at 1170 Woodford Avenue John and Ernest Pachuta at 851 West River Trene Michalski 416 Fifteenth Street Mrs Kenneth Roling 316 Ninth Street Beverly Jane Fortney Conneaut Ohio Mrs Benjamin Fitzpatrick 3162 South Oak Street Mrs John Fritz 205 West River Mrs Thomas Davis 146 Harvard. Discharges: Jack Warren and Beulah Mason at 377 Columbus Street.
The Elyria Men's Bible Class meets at 9:20 AM at the Rivoli Theatre on Broad Street with James A. Hewitt presiding and Wainwright directing music. Rev. Wm. C. Fowler presents the Bible lesson "A Friend In An Emergency" followed by worship at 10:45 and a study of Mark 1:1-11.
The installation of officers for the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association scheduled for the first Monday of the month has been postponed to Monday February sixth.
Joe Lautner age 22 laborer of Shef feld Township and Irma G. Toth age 15 of Lorain appear in a notice of marriage license applications recorded by a Justice of the Peace.
IOC ALS Russell Obitts returned to the University at Ann Arbor Michigan after the holidays at home on Fourth Street. New Year guests include Mr and Mrs Frederick Ferguson and son of Amherst staying with the latter's parents. Weekend visitors at Dr and Mrs Clyde Roth's home are Miss Marjorie Kuhl Miss Ruth Rheinhardt and Frederick Kuhl of Cleveland and Franklyn Reemsnyder of Canton Ohio returning to Heidelberg College. Dick Findley of Ohio Wesleyan University visits his friend Richard Todd at his home. They plan to return to Delaware Tuesday. Mrs Cora Knapp of Second Street visits her daughter in Cuyahoga Falls this week. Misses Besse and Mildred Hobbs visit their brother Fred Hobbs in Alliance, Ohio. Dr and Mrs S J Birkbeck and family visit relatives in Lakewood for New Year's. Miss Charlotte Weaver Kent Ohio librarian visits Miss Millicent Spencer. Born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Dance every Sunday evening. Schneider's Grove New Year's Dance Monday night Cascade Krebs Day Music Admission 10c.
A December 30 birth at Elyria Memorial Hospital is listed for a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Kits of 2065 West River Street. Several residents visit relatives in Cleveland and New Florence Pennsylvania, including Harold Evans of New York City and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Worcester. Various weekend visits and hospital stays are noted among Davis, Wilayn, Smith, Worcester, and Doane families.
Society note notes Bailey's Inn hosting a New Year's Eve party with music by the Night Owls. A couple, likely Mr and Mrs Bailey, are mentioned in connection to the event on Tuesday from 11 to 1.
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