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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1929
Page
11
Grace church Sunday services highlight Luther's Small Catechism as the core for youth instruction. The 400th anniversary year of the catechism emphasizes its role in teaching biblical doctrine to children and adults worldwide.
King Solomon's Chorus will hold a rehearsal Sunday afternoon February tenth at two o'clock in the Masonic Temple. All members are requested to attend. Agenda Club members plan a tobogganing party at Spring Valley Country Club Monday night, announced today by John R. Sickkluen, director of boys' work at the Y M C A.
The Gallowar of Baroda State in India is claimed to possess the largest pearl collection in the world. Observers note its extraordinary size and value, drawing attention from collectors and historians alike.
The Crown Jewels of Great Britain are appraised at about 40 million dollars, reflecting their immense historical and monetary value as priceless national treasures.
The Fine Arts Department of the Woman's club plans a covered dish luncheon and card party for members Monday. A hospital auxiliary work meeting follows, with several clubs slated for evening gatherings at homes and schools. Mrs. Max Suppes hosts a reception for Mr. and Mrs. Sunday and guests. Sunday delivers a sermon on The Potter and The Clay, with music by Miss Spp. of Chicago and Homer Rodeheaver.
Miss Mary Jane Haralampous celebrated her second birthday with a party at her parents Dennison avenue home. Guests included Mrs William Brotherton Mrs Arthur Spray Mrs George Huber Elizabeth Huber Louis Huber Robert Gamble Donald Swiers Richard Pellow Ernest Brotherton Elizabeth Margaret Brotherton Lillian Spray Louis Shipley. The Jolly Sixteen 3500 Club met at Kenneth Rolins on LaGrange road with Genevieve Cejka high scorer and a Valentine themed luncheon. The Charles Abber Junior Club of the Woman's Relief Corps had eight girls obligated into membership and installed new officers. Mr and Mrs John Maiden attended the funeral of Mrs Maiden's uncle Daniel Wiles in Canaan Ohio. Mr Maiden's father aged 84 was a patient.
The Easterna Stars plan a body meeting at the tabernacle for Sunday service. Calendar Club meets Monday night at First Congregational church. Baldwin Wallace College professor W C Pautz will lecture on American history. Public attendance allowed. Woman's Home Missionary Society has no meeting yet. Church of Christ Division A meets Monday at 2 PM at Mrs E A Monroe’s home. Elyria Americanization Association meets Tuesday Feb 12 at 4 10 PM at George Chamberlain's office. Circle No 2 of the Methodist Church hosts a tureen luncheon Thursday Feb 14 then to the tabernacle for afternoon service. Business Women's Dept of the Woman's Club hears Charles J Crehore discuss Evolution of Home at the club house Tuesday at eight.
The American Legion Auxiliary gathered at Legion Hall with large attendance. Mrs. Arthur Richwine was appointed Activity Chairman and Lorain County Units will attend a Thursday February 14 service. A Valentine party followed. prizes went to Agnes Feron, Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Hawk, with consolation for Mrs. Bagnell and Lena Taber winning the main prize. Next meeting February 21 ahead of the Military Ball February 22.
Mrs Helen Hubbard presides as officers attend a meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps at the I O O F hall yesterday. One new member application read and two reports on relief work presented by Mrs Della Krebs. Birthday dinner planned for February 22 at noon with covered dishes. Charter draped for Miss Nancy Briggs and Mrs Charlotte Wilford. Charles Abbey Junior Club meets with Mrs Anna Friday presiding.
The Lorain County Medical Society will hold its regular meeting February 12 1929 at the Elks Restaurant Elyria beginning with a five o clock supper. A reproduction of a February 1928 symposium on Low Back Pain will be presented with Dr G Lambright discussing Low Back Pain in Medical Practice and Dr T A Wiktis detailing the Industrial Back Program for member evening office hours.
Henry Manns new president of the St. Paul Evangelical Church Council outlines committees. Finance Committee includes K Lehmann E Oswald Ed Las KK Roesemann and F Wirth. Supply and Repair Committee lists F Rockineky William Neamer C Lanse Ed Stang Al Frideastine. Music Committee features KR Lehmann and FL Wirth. Sick and Membership Committees rely on all members with Ushere Karl Verba Ed Las and William Neamier.
The Daughters of Scotland held their regular meeting in the Wurst hall Thursday with coed attendance. Two new members were admitted, a luncheon followed, and seven games of chance awarded prizes to Bessie Paton and Ellen Trumbull. They plan to meet February 12 and celebrate their twelfth anniversary. Mr and Mrs Arthur J Lightfoot left Terregraph road for a few days at Mount Sterling Ohio.
The Catholic Sunshine club held a social in the K of C rooms last evening with thirty tables of cards. Prizes in bridge went to Mrs. Ward Lyons and Ed. Schirack first, and Mrs. Rose Williams with D. W. Seward second. Five hundred prizes went to Mrs. Arthur Olsen and Wilbert first, and Mr. Griffiths with Mrs. Brennan second. Pedro awards went to Mrs. Lewis Wolf and Paul Smith first, and Mrs. Frank Derek with C. Johns second. Community singing and dancing followed, with James Burns, William Stolz, and Mrs. Bert Galloway in charge.
The group held a regular business meeting at the K of P hall last evening and planned a Washington’s birthday card party for February 22 after the next meeting. An all day sewing session and a turkey dinner at six o’clock will follow the event.
Miss Browne of the Y W C A health education department invites enrollment for the spring term from February 11 to May 27. Fifteen weekly classes cover dancing limbering clogging gym basketball and swimming for girls of all ages with low tuition. Call 215% for information and enroll now.
Mrs. Leslie Maddock hosted a Valentine themed bridge evening with prizes won by Mrs. Vincent Gray first Mrs. William Chamberlain second and Mrs. Arthur Agate consolation. Elyria Lodge 855 I O B B announces an Inter-City meeting at Hotel Antlers Lorain on Sunday February 10 at 4 pm with dinner at 5 pm and speakers Rabbi Cohen Lewis Drucker and Sidney Kosworm. Reservations urged to notify Lorain of expected guests from Elyria.
The Rev. Edwin B. Redhead, rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal church, will again be in the pulpit Sunday to conduct all services. Holy Communion is at seven thirty in the morning, morning prayer and sermon at 10 15, and church school at 9 15.
Members of the Lorain County Dental Society will gather for their February meeting at the Newell hotel at 6 p m on Monday February 11 with Dr P J Aufderheide of Cleveland as the speaker. He will discuss the pathology of the mouth and jaws.
A list of admissions including Mary Catherine Poole of Salem. Mrs Chauncey Cunningham and Arten Jekelesky of Arten Jekelesky area. Mrs Richard Snyder of Columbus Street. Ellen Martin of W Bridge Street. Herbert Klopfenstein of Crestline. and discharges for Leon G Jacobs of Ashland and Anton Jekelesky of Grafton.
Miss Amelia Turnbull of Rocky River was the guest of Mr and Mrs F O Wilford of Seventh street yesterday. Mrs Stella Dibble has returned to her home after spending the
Saturday night at Dimke Hall features a mixed dance event in Grafton with gents admission 50 cents and ladies 25 cents.
Several residents and visitors are listed with brief movements and events. Mrs George Salen of Warren QC and Miss Helen Mastin of Detroit are visiting relatives. Rev Edwin Redhead and Mrs Redhead return from Florida. births announced for Mr and Mrs Herbert Hallett and Mr and Mrs Charles King in Elyria Memorial hospital. others include travels of Mrs M West Adame and Mrs Eudora Williams, plus a guest Frank Dimter of Portland Oregon staying with his mother.
A fish dinner is set for Tuesday February 12 at Grange Hall Lagrange from 5 30 p m served by men of Old Glory Grange price 50 cents all readers invited to attend
Notice announces a Bunco party hosted by Mrs. A B Culbertson at 1525 East Ave on Monday evening February with all welcome to attend.
For sale a six room house with bath, hardwood floors, fireplace and steam heat. Includes garage. Excellent location. Contact R. J. Carlin at Se Loram County Sav. Tr Co.
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