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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1933
Page
8
The Van Barber home on Taylor street hosted a birthday gathering for Mrs. Margaret Snyder as she turned 90. Friends arrived from 2 to 5 pm with cards gifts and flowers. special angel food cake inscribed 1842 1932 and 99 pink candles highlighted the celebration.
Officers were chosen at the church of Christ meeting on New Year’s Day. Elders: C R Neal and Allen Sissler. Deacons: Fred Miller, O C Miller, William Bennett, W A Gariss, Ben Booth. Trustees: Ben Miller, Carl Ronk, Ben Booth, C B Neal, William Bennett. Orrin Miller named superintendent of the Sunday school with assistants Wayne Smith Mrs Ed Norris and Miss Catherine Clara. Reports show active growth with 16 new members. Rev Adcock of Elyria spoke. choir sang. dinner and supper served.
Wellington High School alumni won both games Friday evening. Notable players included Jack and Ed Branson, Harold Prosser, Theo dore Whitney, Highland, William Sponseller, and Kenneth Brouse. In the first game the alumni led by a late burst to win 38 to 22, while the reserves lost 28 to 27 to the alumni team. Additionally Mrs. Ruth Steese of Cleveland Welfare was killed Friday afternoon, a connection noted with Mrs. Robert Holland of the First Wellington Bank. Roy McCormack opened a new Musical Kindergarten section with twelve enrollments for ages four to six, meeting Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
One hundred couples danced the old year out and the New Year in at the Rebekah hall the event featured a midnight serpent ine dance and noise makers. Mrs Homer Booy won the attendance prize. Wellington guests at the Elyria Country club included Miss Peachie Gretchen Hanna Ruth Hogan Betty Bauhof Luella Hines Russell and Harold Kep ler Vincent Hand Ed Branson and Joe Cochran plus a Branson guest Miss Bird to speak at the Wellington Farm Woman's club meeting in Grange hall on Thursday.
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