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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1933
Page
10
Iva Caroline Oliver and Harold W Parks wed in a single ceremony at the parsonage on East Avenue. Rev C Fowler officiated. The bride is daughter of John Smith. groom son of Mrs J Guisinger. They will reside at 1938 Lexington Ave Lorain.
Caroline D Reese and Ross Langdon of Stockton Ohio were married Saturday in New York according to dispatches read here today. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Driscoll and the groom is a lawyer born in Stockton.
Personality Pals hosted Betty Fister at Karl Couri for a delightful New Year’s Eve with dancing and refreshments. Guests included Kenneth Long Id Richards Charles Reed Hinkle Edward Noonan Brown and Richard Glover as the group looked forward to the January third meeting led by Miss Anita Hines.
A jammed slate of meetings and social events fills Tuesday night in Elyria. Knights of St John and Auxiliary install, several church circles meet, and many parent, youth, and women’s groups hold dinners, lectures, and sewing sessions at various homes and venues.
The Educational Department opens January meetings with Dr. Henne man of the Carnegie Institute of Music delivering a talk on The Co ordination of Music in Poetry and Song. A card party is planned for January twenty sixth at the Club House.
Hospitals record admits including Carrol Rausch Valley City Irene Pachuta 851 West River A B Pripper Grafton Jeanette Smith 210 Blaine Street John Wehnhoff 319 Harvard Mrs John Bender R D 1 Mrs Elizabeth Bobich 127 West street Ignatius Frankoviak 240 West River Mrs Norman For bush LaGrange Discharges include Mrs Paul Roig and baby boy R D 1 Mrs John Burke and baby girl 107 Princeton Jeanette Smith 210 Blaine Street Mrs Alfred Berthold and baby boy 280 Pasadena Rose Martin 821 Lodi street Norman Berek Valley City Mrs Homer Stephens 420 Park avenue Jim mie Collier R D 3 Ignati Frankoviak 240 West Riv John and Ernest Pachuta sn West River Irene Michalski 416 loth street
The Daughters of St Andrew meeting scheduled for tomorrow is postponed to January 18 at Mrs. M A Giles home on Stanford avenue where members will be entertained. The Elyria area notes include dessert bridge by the Fine Arts Department of the Elyria Woman's Club and a Baraca Class concert for the Elyria Home for the Aged.
A string of visiting kin and guests mark the holiday season in Elyria and nearby towns. Anna Fawcett visits Cleveland friends, Marie Smith returns home from Huron, and several others travel to churches, Ontario, Columbus, Canton, and Medina for gatherings and events. Families welcome guests from St John’s Lutheran, Sugar Ridge, and Kenton areas as New Year celebrations continue.
The First Baptist Church pastor preached on the mystery of the Incarnation, noting Christ’s divine wealth and status contrasted with His humble human birth and service. He cited Christ washing disciples' feet and the path from babe to adult ministry as central to the message.
The speaker reflects on Jesus as God yet constrained by humanity. He cites Jesus baptismal longing, life giver tasting death, peace promised yet troubled, shepherd and lamb, glory veiled in shame, and kingship mocked with a thorn crown. The child in swaddling clothes embodies deep prophecy.
Mrs E J Howen pebbde opens a series of sex character education lectures at Gates Center under the boards of education and PTA council for Elyria mothers. Sessions run six consecutive Wednesdays at 2 PM starting January 4 for Gates Center with other centers following on subsequent dates.
Reader is invited to order Pattern 9421 and related Marian Martin catalog offerings from the Chronicle Pattern Department. Details include sizes 34, 36, 28, 40, fabric needs, and lace measurements, with step by step illustrated instructions and options to buy the catalog for 15 cents or pattern and catalog together for 25 cents.
The Methodist Men’s Club will open its 1928 activities with a First M. E. church meeting next Thursday. Dusty Miller, a Wilmington newspaper editor and speaker, will give the talk of the evening. Miller has spoken in Elyria and is being brought back by the club at fans’ request. The gathering marks the third monthly session of the club’s 1932 88 season with a program of special entertainment planned.
The text surveys Far East developments in Manchuria and Shanghai and links them to broader global issues. It notes a book of eighty-one animal illustrations with historical notes, and discusses Edith Wharton, a sea adventure, and a social inquiry into fashion industry and industry history, including the Stockton and Darlington railway as a Quaker-financed venture.
New books highlighted include Van Loon's Geography and Isatan Speaks Kawakami. Van Loon offers human interest geography with three dimensional maps and vivid illustrations. Kawakami presents Japan's actions and ambitions with background to current controversy. Church notices and local events follow.
A man who turns Red and hurls slurs at women following fashion is urged to rethink his words. The piece argues that when a woman buys a new gown or hat she supports many workers, making such purchases a constructive act rather than charity.
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