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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1937

Page

9

Society Notes Announce Myrtle Wildman Engagement

An informal dinner at Mr and Mrs Henry Heldrichs home announced the engagement of Miss Myrtle Wildman to Dr R W Johnson. The wedding is planned for early February. Myrtle Wildman is operating room supervisor at Elyria Memorial Hospital and a 1932 graduate of Elyria Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Dr Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs J D Johnson of Ridgeville, has an Elyria office and is a 1933 graduate of Western Reserve Dental School. The note also recalls the thirtieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Lauren Palmer celebrated at their Blaine Street home with guests who were among the couple’s 30th anniversary guests the prior evening.

Myrtle Wildman R. W. Johnson Henry Heldrich Eastern Heights Boulevard Mian Wildman Oper Elyria Memorial Hospital Elyria High School Elyria Memorial Hospital School of Johnson J. D. Johnson Stoney Ridge Ridgeville Elyria Ridgeville High School Baldwin-Wallace College Western Reserve Dental School Lauren Palmer Blaine Street Marion Briggs Norwalk Rev. Agate Fairview Village Lillian

Friendly Twelve club hosts husbands at River Street watch party

Members of the Friendly Twelve entertained their husbands at Mrs. C. W. Oakley home 321 East River Street Thursday evening. Four tables of Pedro were played. high scores won by Christine Derek and C. W. Oakley, second by Clara Renninger and John Wilhelmy, third by Tong and Nick Diedrich, and consolation by Wilhelmy and Derek. A luncheon was served. guests departed early in 1937.

Friendly Twelve Club C. W. Oakley East River Street Pedro Christine Derek Clara Renninger John Wilhelmy Tong Nick Diedrich Wilhelmy Derek

Birthday party for Eleanor Derek marks tenth birthday

Eight little girls gathered at Eleanor Derek's home at 123 Bellefield Avenue to celebrate her tenth birthday. Dorothy Alice Raby, Aileen Gunning, Gloria Lyons and Betty Schuster won prizes in games and contests. Guests included Dorothy Craft, Beverly Dewire, Gladys Lyons and Marguerite Whimsatth. A luncheon with birthday cake followed the activities, with pink and yellow color motifs.

Eleanor Derek Bellefield Avenue Dorothy Alice Raby Aileen Gunning Gloria Lyons Betty Schuster Dorothy Craft Beverly Dewire Gladys Lyons Marguerite Whimsatth

Mary Ann Humphrey Hosts Double Five Plus Two Club

Mary Ann Humphrey hosted the Double Five Plus Two club at 401 Middle Avenue on Wednesday. Officers elected: Charlotte White president, Mary Claire Verbeck vice president, Mary Ann Humphrey secretary, Marian Hobert treasurer. Lilian Zemba of 1013 West Avenue will entertain the club on January 13.

Mary Ann Humphrey Middle Avenue Charlotte White Mary Claire Verbeck Marian Hobert Lilian Zemba West Avenue

Open house observed on New Year’s Day at Plaza Apartments

Mr and Mrs John von Blum hosted an informal open house on New Year’s Day from three to five o’clock at their home No 8 Plaza Apartments. Mrs von Blums parents Mr and Mrs Charles J Spaerker of Shaker Heights were the only out of town guests. About twenty friends called during the afternoon.

John von Blum No. 8 Plaza Apartments

First Congregational Church Annual Meeting Set

The annual meeting of the First Congregational Church and Society will be held Thursday January 21 at the First Church. The gathering begins with a parish dinner followed by annual reports from each church organization and the election of officers.

First Congregational Church and Society First Church

Licenses Issued in Lorain and Nearby Areas

A list of license records shows Theodore C Walker 21 Lorain laborer and Loretta Delores Kirk 24 Lorain. Stanley James Dauscher 37 Fr Warne engineer and Louise Fiaczynoski 33 Lorain. Henry E Miller 24 Elyria operator and Nettie I Paton 23 Parkview court. Frank Varouse Jr 23 Lorain in the hand and Frances Agnes Logar 21 Lorain. William Wester 61 Amherst carpenter and Mary Steger 51 Amherst. William M Sutherland 45 Lorain advertising manager and Clara Clews 39 Lorain.

Theodore C. Walker Lorain Loretta Delores Kirk Stanley James Dauscher Fr. Warne Louise Fiaczynoski Henry E. Miller Elyria Nettie I. Paton Parkview Court Frank Varouse, Jr Frances Agnes Logar William Wester Amherst Carpenter Mary Steger William M. Sutherland Clara Clews

Eskins Pallas Marriage Announced At Dinner

Mr and Mrs Albert Pallas announce the marriage of their daughter Louise to Lawrence Eskins son of Mrs Celia Eskins of Porter Road North Olmsted The ceremony took place in Ripley New York October 18 1935 and was disclosed at a family dinner on New Year s Day Mrs Eskins is affiliated with Deaconess Hospital Cleveland from which she graduated Mr Eskins graduated from Elyria High School and resides on the Eskins farm

Albert Pallas Adams Street Louise Pallas Lawrence Eskins Celia Eskins Porter Road North Olmsted Ripley New York Pallas Eskins Deaconess Hospital Cleveland Elyria High School

Local Personal News Highlights Through New Year Season

West avenue hosts Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Underhill for New Year’s Day with Dr. Tuttle family in Berlin Heights. S. C. Smith elected to Educational Council at mid-year O E A convention in Columbus. Delwin Reisinger to Ann Arbor after holiday visits with former's parents. A. E. Kemp family hosts son Le lang Kemp of Massillon, principal of Massillon Public Schools. Ed Marsh and wife welcome a daughter born New Year’s Day at home. Karlton Kemp to Chicago for Medical College after vacation. Mary Nye departs for William and Mary College in Virginia. Heitze of Hornell and daughters Dorothy and Marie visit Miss Lizzie Bauer. George Diedrich and wife welcome a son born Jan 2 at Elyria Memorial. Dorothy Alice Raby visiting grandparents William and Lillie Tong. Mrs K R Jenson called to Canton by mother’s illness. Mrs Lloyd Meredith and son Philip return to Bedford after holidays with Thomp sons. Sisters Theresa and Frances Therese visit Miss Lizzie Bauer. Born to Joe Roth and wife a son on Jan 1 at Elyria Memorial. George Little of West Broad visits with parents. Kenneth Lyons returns to Northwestern University after holidays. J W Smith and East Broad Street couple join Mrs Victory Jory’s dinner and theatre with Bollywood ties on return from Australia trip.

L. O. Underhill West Avenue Tuttle Berlin Heights S. C. Smith Columbus Educational Council Delwin Reisinger B. J. Reisinger Ann Arbor Michigan A. E. Kemp West Street Lelang Kemp Massillon Kemp Massillon Public Schools Ed Marsh George Street Karlton Kemp Chicago Illinois Medical College Mary Nye Washington Avenue Wiliam and Mary College Williamsburg Virginia Heinze Hornell New York Dorothy Marie Lizzie Bauer Bath Street George Diedrich Walnut Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Dorothy Alice Raby Lakewood William Tong Second Street K. R. Jenson Canton Ohio E. H. Becherer Lloyd Meredith Philip Bedford Ernest Thompson Ninth Street Theresa Forest View Frances Therese Augustin Academy Lawkwood Joe Roth Oxford Avenue George Little West, Broadstreet Wilson A. Little North Eaton Kenneth Lyons Northwestern University Evanston Ilnois J. W. Smith East Broad Street Cleveland Rauna Victory Jory Bollywood California Australia Jory

YWCA Announces Winter Schedule and Banquet Plan

YWCA activities including regular classes and clubs will resume the week of Monday the eleventh. Plans for a varied activity list are in progress. The January highlight is the annual banquet on Tuesday evening January 26, with more than three hundred expected.

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing

A concise roll lists admissions for several residents including Mrs Joe Roth of 483 Oxford and Mrs Ransford Green of 119 East Ave plus Mrs George Die Orick 925 Walnut St and Mrs Madeline Datina 116 Garvin Ave. Discharges include Mrs Adelbert Sayers LaGrange Robert Swancott 132 Cornell Arthur Stanford 127 Warren Ave and Mrs John Bard Elyria Hotel with baby boy born to Mrs Jul Lux Racz 354 West River St.

Joe Roth Oxford Ransford Green East Ave Louis Kurocz Oberlin George Die Orick Walnut St Elizabeth Garretson Grafton Burton Arick Medina Gerald DeWitt Woodland Ave Eleanor Zacharias Call Madeline Datina Garvin Ave Adelbert Sayers LaGrange Robert Swancott Cornell Arthur Stanford Warren Avenue John Bard Elyria Mildred Smith West Ave Julux Racz W. River St Ernest Peat Mansfield Ruth Stimpert Louizville Ohio

P T A Plans Open Meetings Across City in 1937

The Syria city P T A groups announce first 1937 meetings this week led by a council session at First Congregational church Tuesday at 1 PM. Jefferson P T A hosts a Monday evening program with J Clare George speaking on Propaganda, plus a ninth grade book review and musical numbers. Several associations schedule events through the week including McKinley, St Agnes, Ely Garford Allen, Gates, Edison, and Franklin groups with speakers, performances, and refreshments. Fathers’ night is set for Hamilton P T A on Thursday at 7:30.

Syria P T. A. Council First Congregational Church St. Agnes Parent-Teacher Association Ely, Garford and Allen Associations Garford School Ely P T. A School and Gates Association Betty Bishop Edna Moore Elyria Allen Association Edison P-T. A Rita Kaiser Nancy O’brien Dorothy Jones Elyria High School Franklin P-T. A Miss Moore Hamilton P T. A

Workers Luncheon at Y W C A Tuesday

The Y W C A board and volunteers plan a luncheon Tuesday at one o clock. Speaker Mrs. Allen Gordon of Massillon, former Y W C A secretary, will discuss The Receiver of the Volunteer of the Y W C A. A round table cheese course will be included.

Y. W Allen Gordon Massillon W. O. McClelan Leo Meyer Alice McCracken George Gould Fred Pahl George Lamberton King Fauver Deane Burns J. E. Thatcher Ellsworth Schneider J. A. Hewitt

Miss 1937 Crowned At New Year's Eve Dance

Genevieve Tylenda was named Miss 1937 by a three judge panel at the Ann Pol Club New Year’s Eve dance held at Cascade Hall. Over 400 attended as John Sharick led music from 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Proceeds funded Holy Cross Church remodeling.

Genevieve Tylenda Maple Street Annpol Club Cascade Hall E. F. Hendricks Russell Stokley Elyria Casimer Zidek Berea Little Joe” Boddy John Sharick Ampol Club Sundaay Holy Cross Church

Elyria Men’s Bible Class Adds New Lesson Series

A new series begins Sunday morning at the Elyria Men’s Bible Class in regular session at 2:30. The study covers Old Testament characters with the topic Adam the Child led by teacher L B Hindman. Special music by Russell Schraeder on guitar and vocals.

VY. M. CA Elyria Men's L. B. Hindman Adam the Child Russell Schraeder

South End Home Department Meeting Held at Dyke Home

The South End Home Department will meet Tuesday at 2:00 PM at the home of Mrs. Walter Dyke, 107 Stanford Avenue.

South End Walter Dyke Stanford Avenue

Calendar of Monday Club and church meetings

A dense Monday schedule lists numerous meetings across local clubs churches and organizations. Highlights include Columbia Club at St John’s and Bible School faculty at Church of Christ with many hostesses like Mrs Arthur Tite Mrs Alma Scheuneman and Mrs Violet Olmsted.

Columbia Club St. John’s Church Arthur Tite West Avenue M. E. Church Alma Scheuneman Sixth Street Susanna Wesley Agnes Houghtaling Furnace Street Cong’s. Division Violet Olmsted Franklin Street Ralph Carr Longfellow Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxilary Elyria Woman’s Club Townsend Club Agenda Fraternity Bible School Church of Christ Canton Lorain Cascade Lodge Womens Auxiliary Home For Azed Taft Business Women’s Bible A. A. A. W. Book Review Mark Willis Eighth St Evelyn Wilson Liorid C. Douglas Jefferson Junior High T. A. Mets South End Bible R. C. Baird Seventh Street St. Paul’s Church

Happy Pinochie Club Hosts Christmas Evening Prizes

Mrs Emma Dill entertained Happy Pinochie club members at her Nichols block apartment on Thursday evening. Nora Gagen Emma Scheuneman and Mrs Dill won prizes. A four course buffet luncheon followed with poinsettias and silver Christmas trees as decorations. Gifts were exchanged. The next meeting is scheduled for January 14 at Julia Hull’s home.

Emma _ Dill Happy Pinochie Club Nichols Block Nora Gagen Emma Scheuneman

Betrothal Announced At Drusendahl Home Dinner

At a New Year’s dinner party Mr and Mrs H H Drusendahl of West Ridge announced the engagement of their daughter Leota Catherine to Louis A Bettcher of Cleveland Ohio The announcement came via place cards on a table decked with poinsettias Guests included L G Diusendahl of Cleveland Vern Decker and Cleon Decker of Elyria Bettcher is connected to Bowie Arizona and works at the Unit ed Screw and Bolt Corporation Bettcher is a Elyria High School and Fenn College alumna Leota Catherine Drusendahl graduated Elyria High School class of 1956.

H. H. Drusendahl West Ridge Leota Catherine Louis A. Bettcher Cleveland Ohio Ted Poinsettles

Circle 1 of St Pauls Church Hosts Chicken Dinner

Mrs Herman Reinhardt entertained Circle 1 at St Pauls Church with a chicken dinner at 1230. The 42 members and families received Christmas favors. Afterward vice president Mrs Margaret Quade led a brief meeting and sunshine sister gifts were exchanged. New names were chosen for the year. Mrs Martha Wirth hosted the January 13 meeting at Nichols Court due to Federation Day on the 14th.

Herman Reinhardt Circle 1 St. Paul’s Church Erfa Woman's Club Margaret Quade J Martha Wirth Nichols Court

Local social notes list visits and get togethers

Eaton Miss Winifred Hills visited Graf ton township for dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Crowell. Chicago guests Dr. and Mrs. Van Freeman attended. Mrs. E. M. Hathaway and Mrs. Blanche Tite visited Bay Village with Mr. and Mrs. George Schmidt. Anna Carpenter, Miss Frances Davis and Miss Phoebe Lyons vacationing in Eustis Florida expect to stay through winter and return in spring. Geneva Swan to host New Year class party. Cook family hosted six oclock dinner in Cleveland with Marie Nichols and Alice Elyria, Grace Drexel Zanesville, Raymond Alexander. Wilbur Hawke and family spent Christmas with Cc Blumenschenkel in Lebanon Ohio.

Winifred Hills Grafton Township Cleon Crowell van Freeman Chicago E. M. Hathaway Blanche Tite George Schmidt Bay Village Anna Carpenter Columbia Frances Davis Phoebe Lyons Eustis Fla Geneva Swan Cook Grace Cook Cleveland D. S. Cook Russell Lester Jean Ruth Carroll David Mason Nichols Alice Elyria Grace Drexel Zanesville Raymond Alexander Wilbur Hawke Cc. C. Blumenschenkel Lebanon Ohio

British Empire Club New Year's Frolic Highlights

British Empire Club held its fourth annual New Year’s frolic with red banners red and green streamers adorning the hall. Moe Laughlin’s orchestra provided the music for dancing while prizes were awarded in the spot dance to Mrs James McClement and Harvey Maher and a second prize to Harold Snook Jack Knight James McClement James Henderson and William Moore. Mrs E Wirth oversaw refreshments and a committee led the arrangements.

British Empire Club MoeLaughlin James McClement Harvey Maher Harold Snook Jack Knight James Henderson William Moore

Suburban Church Directory Listings in North Ridgeville Area

Suburban notices list North Ridgeville Congregation with Rev Edward Young as minister and services at 11 00 A M Sunday School 10 00 A M Fields M E Church with Rev D S Carpenter pastor morning worship 10 15 A M Sunday School 11 15 A M Epworth League 7 00 P M Henrietta M E Church with Ss E Kaetzel pastor Sunday School at 3 0 0 0 Epworth League 7 50 P M Evening Service at 9 0 0?

Laporte Methodist Church Thomas Slughes L Mastor Penfield Junction Baptist Church H. K. Clauser Birmingham M. E. Church Ss Avon Baptist Church A. Bantham Geo. Jenkins ST. Peter’s Catholic Church Ghorth Ridgeville John N. Rhein Joseph Buescher J. H. Jones Rriontan Clarksfield Rochester William Winger North Eaton Church OF Christ A. K. Stevenson Bethel Temple Assemblies OF God Penfield M. E Karl L. Darkey South Ridge Zion Evangelical R. G. Pferer Grafton M. E George C. Beebe Huntington United Church John G. Koontz Helen Easterday Brownhelm Evangelical Church Brownhelm Evangelical and Reformed Church Brownhelm Congregational Church R. B. Albright Belden M. E George C. Bebe North Ridgeville Edward Young

Local News Notes from Clarksfield Cast Party and Visits

Emma Stocking to entertain I M S on Wednesday January 6. Births announced: a baby boy born Christmas morning to Carl and unknown Crandell. another son born last week to Stanley and wife Wolfe, former Clarksfield residents. Christmas visits and family gatherings include Cawrse family, Rick family, Norwalk visitor Deanystsune, Detroit resident Charles Soley, and several others sharing holidays with Clark households.

Clarksfield Emma Stocking I. M Carl Crandell Plain City Carl Crandall Dell Crandell Stanley Wolfe Findley Wolfe Milton Cawrse Marian Scott Hanville, Jr Savannah Martin Vanater Clyde, O J. Clark F. J. Byron Glenn McKelvey New Haven Wil. Harwood Willard George Harwood Guy

Christmas visits across families in Ohio region

Numerous families from Norwalk, Cleveland, Rocky River and surrounding towns shared Christmas gatherings and Sunday visits. Names include Wolfe Hofstatter Bissell Ames Rounds Harwood Calkins Backus Wase ll Harris Yewey Rider Green Gray Coon Cawrse and Hayes. Guests traveled from Birmingham Cleveland Toledo Wellington and Brighton.

Albert Wolfe Guy Hofstatter Charles Bissell Birmingham Floyd Phillips Donald Juanita North Fairfield J. C. Ames Clarence Rounds George Harwood Guy Gladys Gray Lester Coon Norwalk Jim Calkins Raymond Calkins Frank Backus Michigan Pearl Wassell Cleveland Olive Calkins Phil Sherman Nate Harris William Yewey Toledo Ray Rider Clyde Lee Clement Green Brighton Ira Lee Lynn Gray Wellington Vern Hayes Cora Hayes Emmaline Cawrse John Cawrse Rocky River A. C. Cawrse Marian Cawrse

Grafton Junior Matrons Host I C C Hall Card Party

Large turnout at the Immaculate Conception Church event with prizes for door prize伊 poker and bridge. Winners included Miss Mary M Finegan, Ralph Stanislawski, Mrs Charles McClintock, Michael Jounglas, Clement Knetchies, and Jean O Connor. The Gingham Pinocchie Club met at Mrs Victor Burtons home with eleven members and one guest. prizes went to Mrs Charles Seckt, Mrs Albert Prosser, and Mrs Arthur Wiselow. Refreshments were served. next meeting at Mrs Carl Davidsons home.

Immaculate Conception Church I. C. C. Hall Door Wrize Mary M. Finegan Pedro Ralph Stanislawski Charles McClintock Michael Jounglas Bridge Clement Knetchies Jean O'Connor G. A. Dostall Elyria Gingham Pinochie Club Victor Burton Charles Seckt Albert Prosser Arthur Wiselow Clarence Metzger Carl Davidson

Local Families Share Christmas and Veterans of Clyde to Norwalk

Mrs Alice Vas left Thursday to spend time with sister Mrs Emma Vanater of Clyde Ohio. Mr and Mrs Russell Griggs of Wellington and Mr and Mrs Al Ames of Norwalk were Sunday visitors at the Ames home. Bertha McClaflin and family spent Christmas with Nex Bray of Norwalk. Fred Kaldorf and children of Norwalk spent Thursday evening with their parents. C Burrows entertained children and grandchildren for Christmas. Ch Burt and Howard Burt families met in Ashland. Warne Hofstatter and children visit Alliance friends. O Don Byron visited wife at Lakeside Hospital Christmas Day. Charles Puder and family hosted Ralph Pader and daughters. Betty and Lois. Harold Hayes and Rob Gillette of Wellington. Carl Puder and family. Clay Pader and family. Leonard Puder and others.

Alice Vas Emma Vanater Clyde Ohio Russell Griggs Wellington Alto Ames Norwalk J. C. Ames Bertha McClaflin Nex Bray Fred Kaldorf Guy Gr C. Burrows Ch. C. Burt Howard Burt Ashland Warne Hofstatter Alliance O. Don Byron Lakeside Hospital Charles Puder Ralph Pader Betty Lois Harold Hayes Rob Gillette Carl Puder New London Clay Pader Leonard Puder

Just Be tween You and Me Club Meeting Notes

At the Just Be tween You and Me Club gathering at Mrs Irma Gureskas home on Tuesday evening a gate 4 book review of Gone With the Wind was discussed. Refreshments were served by the hostess and 15 members were present for the social hour. The next meeting will be at Mrs Julius Sheldon s home.

Pinochle Club Holds Card Afternoon at Lehman Home

The Pinochle Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Leon Lehman s home. Three tables of cards were played with Mrs Leona Lehman winning first place, Mrs Eleanor Arick second, and Mrs Francis Grabenstetter third. The next meeting will be at Mrs Leo Nilges home.

Leon Lehman Leona Lehman Eleanor Arick Francis Grabenstetter, Ltd Leo Nilges

The Philosopher Faces Least Philosophical Things

A thinker contemplates the world through the lens of trivial objects and daily phenomena evaluating how the smallest aspects influence larger ideas. The piece examines perception, value, and meaning in ordinary life.

The Word Became Flesh Sunday School Lesson Note

A Sunday school outline on John 1 1 8 for January 3 explains the eternal Word of God as Christ as the central symbol. It states three key facts about Christ: eternal existence, distinction from the Father, and He.

God Jesus Christ Christ the Father

Word Became Flesh and Light in Christ, Says John

The passage presents Christ as the Creator through whom all things were made and as the source of life and light. It notes the world’s rejection of him, the promise to all who receive him, and the fullness of divine mercy and truth revealed by the only begotten Son who declares the Father.

Lfe God John Christ John the Baptist

Sunday School Discussion Questions on the Son of God Becomes Man

A set of discussion prompts for the Sunday lesson John 1 1 18 including questions on God love for humanity evil and Satan, our created mission, welcoming Christ, reflecting Christ’s glory, and a prayer. Clericus frames Earth as a battlefield between light and darkness and urges individual choice between Christ and chaos.

Son of God Man John Satan Christ Clericus God

Young Adults and the Church by Charters review

The Adfor don Prees presents an account of an experiment in adult education arguing that people learn only by solving their own problems. The book outlines a practical concise philosophy vital to any adult education program.

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