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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1932

Page

9

Community group meetings and club events listed

Monday N A Q Club with Mrs Hobart Marsh of Stanford avenue Sunny Side Up with Mrs C E Koontz of Cornell avenue Woman's Home Club with Mrs Scrivens 511 East Broad Monday Colonial Club with Mrs D W McLeod of Fifth street 230 Guild of First Congregational church at 230 Districts 5 and 6 Bible classes with Mrs John Streicher 504 Park avenue at 300 District No 12 Bible class with Mrs J Butler 227 Sixth street at 280 Knights of Pythias Veterans of Foreign Wars Canton Lorain and Auxiliary In PTA Ladies Catholic Benevolent Society

N. A J. Butler Sixth Street Knights of Pythias Veterans of Foreign Wars Canton Lorain and Auxiliary P. T. A. Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Society

Kiwanis New Year Party Draws 105 Guests

The Kiwanis Club of Elyria held a New Year celebration at Daniels Villa with 105 attendees. Highlights included Jim's Gang performing from the Chamber of Commerce Show, Bob Burns' orchestra, and the installation of 1982 officers led by President We. VU. Zaiser.

Kiwanis Club Howard Butler Daniels’ Villa Jim Chamber of Commerce Bob Burns Jim Armitage J. E. Betteridge William H. Patton, Jr Patton Robert Nice William H. van Oster Charley Sartor Paul Wainwright William G. Smith Uvah ISS We. VU. Zaiser Walter C. Schulte Elmer Rice Arthur H. Waters Knitethe Ray A. Renz Harold D. Brown Ueerse Culburn Russell C. Maston Rodney Redwood Harold Rorck

Varied January Programs Highlight Elvins Woman's Club

The Elvins Woman's Club hosts diverse activities through January with meetings for Civics and Political Science, Fine Arts, Junior Woman's, Business and Professional Women, and the general club session. Talks by Mrs. Richie and speakers from Cleveland and local departments center agendas. A bake sale, card parties, demonstrations by Ohio Public Service, and school survey reports round out the schedule.

Elvins Woman's Club Civics and Political Science F. O. Richie Lakewood Elyria Woman’s Club Fine Arts Anna Willcox Business and Professional Women’s Department Whiting Williams Cleveland Fine Arts Department American Home Department Ohio Public Service Company Child Welfare and Social Service Department Carolyn Foley Spehries School For Ingraham Opportunity School

Busy Day Planned at Emmanuel Lutheran Church

Emmanuel Lutheran at Princeton and Garford schedules a full Sunday with 9 45 Sunday school led by superintendent Herbert Kaatz and 10 45 morning worship featuring a choir anthem and a pastor's sermon on Godliness followed by the annual reception of members. Evening service at 7 30 will feature First Lutheran's choir under J owell Jones presenting Fred B Holton cantata The World's Redeemer with thirty five voices and soloists including Susette Bird Edna Watelbein Florence Johnson and Carl Snyder.

Emmanuel Lutheran Church Princeton and Garford Herbert Kaatz First Lutheran Church Jowell Jones Fred B. Holton Susette Bird Florence Johnson Edna Watelbein Charles Beutel Andrea Dropka Carl Snyder Carl Carlsen

Services at First Baptist Church Tomorrow

The regular order of services will be observed at the First Baptist Church tomorrow. Morning music includes Prelude in D Rogers Chanson Barnes Grand Choeur Rogers and Lord for Thy Tender Mercies Sakes Furant. Afternoon program features Nocturne Avery Contemplation Rheinberger Marche Gazotte de Josue Handel and In the Cross of Christ We Glory Howe performed by Mr. Yost and Mr. Palmer.

First Baptist Church Rogers Barnes Furant Avery Rheinberger

Bell Hosts New Year Party for Gleaners Class

LaDonna Bell entertained the Gleaner's Class of the Second Congregational church at 455 West River Street on New Year's night. The event also marked her sixteenth birthday with bunco prizes won by Evelene Ernst and Dorothy Raephael and a luncheon followed by gifts for the hostess.

LaDonna Bell Second Congregational Church West River Street Evelene Ernst Dorothy Raephael Miss Bell

Guest Day at Elyria Men’s Bible Class

Tomorrow’s session gathers at 9 30 A M in the Rivoli Theater Broad Street with President Jas A Hewitt presiding. Paul Wainwright leads the singing, Clare Short at the piano, and guest artists Jack Roberts violinist and pianist Gladys McCullough.

Elyria Men’s Rivoli Broad Street Jas. A. Hewitt Paul Wainwright Clare Short Jack Roberts Gladys McCullough Paul Wainwriggt Wm. C. Fowler

New Year's Gathering of S. C. S. Class

The Metho dist Sunday school class met at Elaine Garland's home 337 Cambridge Street for a New Year's party. After a brief business meeting they played cootie and enjoyed late refreshments. They plan to meet February sixth at Katherine Heidrich's Cambridge Street home. Mrs. Cora Miller visited Mrs. William Ehrman in Amherst.

Methodist Sunday School Elaine Garland Cambridge Street Katherine Heidrich

Last Meeting of the Research Club 1931 at Furnace Street

Thursday afternoon the Research Club met at Mrs. W J Hecker’s Furnace Street home with eighteen members. Mrs H L Worcester assisted. After refreshments a short business session approved funding to bring Jacob Rubin for a February 3 lecture. Winter quotes were read, and plans set for January 21 meeting hosted by Mrs Frank Luther and Mrs Grace Flower.

W. J. Hecker Furnace Street Research Club Cora Cole Wilcox Charles Copas Frank Luther Grace Flower

New Year Party at Faxon Home Welcomes College Guests

The Faxon home on Middle avenue hosted Miss Miriam Faxon and Miss Rosemary Redington with about twenty students home from college. Guests wore formal attire and enjoyed games, dancing, and a luncheon at small tables before returning to their schools.

I. D. Faxon Middle Avenue Miriam Faxon Rosemary Redington Fifth Street

Bible School and Worship Schedule for January Sermons

The Bible School meets at 9 39 a m with lesson The Son of God Becomes Man John 1 1 18. Morning worship at 10 45. Youth devotional at 6 30 p m. Cottage prayer meetings run daily with hosts on Blaine street Fifteenth street Lake avenue and more. Cleveland City Mission plans moving pictures and talks Wednesday January 7 45 pm. Communion preparatory service Friday at 7 30 Rev W H Schweinfurth to lead Camden Center Baptist church. Winter Communion service set for next Sabbath January 10 at 9 45 a m.

Bible School God T. F. Bell Blaine Street E. W. Hoffner Fifteenth Street George Paul Lake Avenue Cleveland City W. OH. Schweinfurth Camden Center Baptist Church

New Year Watch Party By American Yeomen No 6040

Brotherhood of American Yeomen No 6040 held a New Year supper at the Ericksons on Grant Street for thirty five members. High pedro scores went to Mrs Slack and Fred Raessler then to Mrs Moon and Fred Powell with second prizes to Mrs Fishel and Charles Simmons. The evening closed with music and singing. The next card party is planned for January 16 at the Raesslers on Lodi Street hosted by Mrs Effie Beck and Frank Blakeslee.

Brotherhood of Ameerican Yeomen No Gust Erickson Grant Street Pedro Frank Slack Fred Raessler Martha Moon Fred Powell Fishel Charles Simmons

New Year’s Eve at Botamer Home Entertained by Wells

Roberta Wells and Lucille Botamer hosted the New Year’s Eve gathering at the Botamer residence. Hearts served as the evening’s diversion and a late refreshment course followed. Attendees included Miss Maxine Smith, Miss Catherine Smith, Luella Botamer, Lucille Botamer, Louie Bishop, Ernest Crooks, Russell Fugitt, Walter Gehrke of Elyria, Miss Frances Wells, Gene Warburton, Dean Ashbe, John Sussy, and Roberta Wells of Lorain.

Roberta Wells Lucille Botamer Botamer Maxine Catherine Smith Luella Lucille Botamert Louie Bishop Ernest Crooks Russell Fugitt Walter Gehrke Elytia Frances Wells Gene Warburton Dean Ashbe John Sussy Lorain

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Names List

Hospital notes list admissions including Heclis Brown 23 West avenue Richard Ferriman 603 E Broad St John Davis 625 Lodi Street Lewis Schneider Circleville Ohio Ruth Eady 24s Howe Street Charles Davis 244 Park Avenue Mrs Carl Conrad R D No 3 Mrs Howard Hunt South Amherst Discharges include Mrs Tony Criz lino 83 Bond Street Pete Ni oloff 529 Rim Street Mrs Anna Stoll EB River Street Mrs Willam Voshal RD No 1 Mrs John Burke baby girl 107 Princeton Treva Vandersommen 916 East Avenue Geraldine Rice 245 Fifth Street.

Heclis Brown West Avenue Richard Ferriman E. Broad Street John Davis Lodi Lewis Schneider Circleville Ohio Ruth Eady Howe Street Charles Davis Park Avenue Carl Conrad R. D Howard Hunt South Amherst Tony Crizlino Bond Street Pete Ni Oloff Rim Street Anna Stoll EB River Street Willam Voshal Baby Bay John Burke Princeton Treva Vandersommen East Avenue Geraldine Rice Fifth Street

First Methodist Episco pal Church Service Schedule

The First Methodist Episcopal Church plans Holy Communion tomorrow morning with a brief ministerial message. Morning music includes organ preludes and choral anthems, and the Evening Hour of Worship features women’s committees and special music. Organ recital at 6:45 by Miss Louise Brown, Church School at 9 30, Junior Church at 4 45, Epworth League at 5 45 with topic Gaining Happiness Within One's Self. All Young People invited.

First Methodist Episcopal Church Batiste Turle Max Reger Bartlett Guilmant M. M. Wilcox General Aid Fred Sheldon Women's Home Missionary Society Owen Berridge H. H. Gregg Marston Guilmann Louise Brown Schuman Bossi H. C. Wilcox R. B. Barker M. H. Crowder H. W. Korner M.T. Fey Epworth League Marian Upp Marie Jones Lois Jean Mac Connell

Miss Evelene Ernst Hosts New Year's Eve Party

Miss Evelene Ernst entertained a group of friends at a New Year's Eve party at her Garvin Avenue home. Burro and other games provided fun with high scores earning Thelma Shober and Owen Gleason. Consoled guests included Evelyn Starkey and Dick Daly. A late luncheon followed for Beatrice Ruth Gus Keavens Elaine LaPonce Bob Hastings Thelma Shober Bob Keily Ma Donna Bell Eugene Fell Grace Kovach Ruth Fulger Edith Shep herd Joe Sanders Glen Shepherd Evelyn Starker and Owen Gleason.

Evelene Ernst Garvin Avenue Burro Thelma Shober Owen Gleason Evelyn Starkey Dick Daly Beatrice Ruth Gus Keavens Elaine LaPonce Bob Hastings Bob Keily MaDonna Bell Eugene Fell Grace Kovach Edith Shepherd Joe Sanders Ruth Fulger Glen Shepherd Evelyn Starker

Circle 1 of St Pauls church hosts Christmas dinner

Circle No 1 met in the church parlors for a tureen dinner and Christmas party. A short program followed by gift distribution for each child. New officers were named: President Mrs. T F Wirth vice president Mrs John Jehle secretary Mrs E Irion treasurer Mrs Harvey Welton sunshine treasurer Mrs Gus Quade. Next meeting January 28 with Mrs F Stang as hostess.

St. Paul's Church TF. Wirth John Jehle E. Irion Harvey Welton Sunshine Gus Quade F. Stang

Christian Endeavorers Observe New Year at Second Congregational

The Senior Christian Endeavor Society held its annual gathering at the Second Congregational Church with Mrs Harold Olmstead leading sixteen members and a visitor. They enjoyed games during the evening and were treated to a luncheon early in 1932.

Senior Christian Endeavor Society Second Congregational Church Harold Olmstead

Luncheon at M E Church Tuesday Opens Noon to One

A weekly luncheon takes place every Tuesday at the M E Church from 11 to 1, priced at 25 cents. The event invites community members to enjoy a midday meal and fellowship.

M. E. Church

Miss Elsie Altfeld Engaged to Rabbi Carl I Miller

Mr and Mrs Alex Altfeld of 324 Fourth Street announce the engagement of their daughter Elsie to Rabbi Carl I Miller of Helena Arkansas. Rabbi Miller is son of Mrs Helen Miller of Cleveland. Miss Altfeld is a Smith College graduate. Rabbi Miller graduated from the University of Cincinnati and Hebrew Union College of Cincinnati.

Alex Altfeld Fourth Street Elsie Carl I. Miller Helena Arkansas Helen Miller Cleveland Miss Altfeld Smith College Rabbi Miller University of Cincinnati Hebrew Union College of Cincinnati

Musical program at Church of Christ service Friday night

The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel Streets presents a 7:30 PM musical with solos and quartets featuring Mrs. R B Hand Mrs D A Baird Paul Wainwright Wm S Yahn and Clare Short. Fowler will speak after the music and again at 10 39 AM on The Secret of Success for 1952.

Church of Christ Second Chapel Streets R. B. Hand D. A. Baird Paul Wainwright Wm. S. Yahn Clare Short West Sherwin Guioni Mrs. Baird Barnby Cady Jesus Beulah Land Bible School Raymond Brunger Trees Warne Burdue Apostle John Nanee Cope Helen Barton Theodora Demos Kenneth Young Mabel Sayles Christian Endeavor Society de- Ette Wilson Christian Endeavor Ross Newell Fowler

Local Personal Notes and New Year Gatherings

Miss Bertha Wiers and her mother Agnes Wiers moved to 218 Seventh Street from 339 Third Street. Mr and Mrs Irvin Wendell entertained guests at a New Year's watch party including several couples. Various visits and travel notes show residents visiting family, returning to Ohio University, and attending alumni events.

Bertha Wiers Agnes Wiers Seventh Street Third Street Irvin Wendell Cedar Street Harry Devore James Brandau Frank Bruce Charles Good Amherst C. J. Green Oxford Avenue Harold Robson Middle Avenue Howard Wendell Ohio University Athens Jeanne Guthrie Cleveland Western College Women’s City Club Carl Conrad R. D. No Elyria Elyria Memorial Hospital Carl Metzger E. L. Rice Oberlin Road Woodbridge New Jersey James G. van Horn Paul van Nostran Canton Ohio Robert Ross Paty Bedford John H. Dutmers Maurice Grand Rapids Michigan A. J. Foreman Harvard Avenue L. H. Dunfee Lake Avenue Charles Carrick Carl Carrick Sarah Dunfee Ralph Caroline Sears Leland Johnson la Grange Raymond Dunfee Rollin Dunfee George Stevens Lorain Russell Dunfee Marjorie Ann Pemberthy Cleveland Road FE. L

Froberger Pastor Seer at 330 Broad Sunday Eve

Readings daily at 65 Broad. Phone 36584. Listed in society notes for Sunday evening event featuring Froberger, noted pastor and seer, at 330 Broad.

Froberger Seer

Beautiful fur slicker promises lasting shine

An advertisement touts a patented fur slicker for cleaning combing and glazing furs. It claims silk steel construction lasts for years and offers a money back guarantee. Sold post paid for 31 cents via Co. P.O. Box 244 Elyria Ohio.

Slicker Co. P.O Elyria, O

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