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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1934
Page
2
The King's Daughters Class of the Methodist church hosted about 150 members, families, and friends for its annual birthday dinner. Tables styled for each month featured readings, solos, and themed decorations, with Dr. E. J. Bond delivering the closing prayer.
The Mission Study Club of the First Congregational church held a dinner for forty three members. Guests included Mesdames Lambert, Hoover, Howenstine, Smith, He cock, Kaley, Rieth, and others with Medians represented. Six tables were used with decorative arrangements. Mrs Otto Greene led devotions on Paul the missionary leader. Two new members joined. The program featured a book review on People of the Philippines by Dr Laubach and a paper on Mass Education Movement in the Philippines by Miss Mildred Day.
The Couples Club met at Elwin Shay’s home with Miss Mildred Henderson and Mr. Shay as hosts. A brief business session elected Mr. Stuck treasurer. The evening featured whist games with prizes for all and a luncheon to close.
The Second Congregational church schedules Sunday School at 9 45 with classes on the Baptism and Temptation of Jesus. Superintendent G E Broderick urges attendance above 300. Service at 10 45 features the choir directed by S H Boynton with the anthem I m a Pilgrim and offertory Lead Us Oh Father. Junior C E meets after Sunday School. Senior and Intermediate Societies meet at six with Adelbert Hazel leading Understanding Ourselves.
The W. W. club held a regular meeting at Miss Janet Bans home on Murray Ridge. Officers chosen include Betty Burnett as president Audrey Merriam secretary and treasurer Anne Klaiber news reporter Janet Bans elected party chairman for the first half of the year. Anne Klaiber previously joined the club and informal initiation will continue Monday. Refreshments were served by Janet Bans and her mother.
The Church of the Nazarene announces evangelistic services starting Sunday Jan 14 through Jan 28. Rev M W Lemunyon from western Ohio will speak each evening at 7 50 with song prayer testimony and special singing. Public invited at 320 Broad St. The Pilgrim Church theme is The Church and the Christian tomorrow at 10 45 with 9 30 Sunday school led by Mrs Jesse Bauer. Christian Endeavor at 6 00 with new officers. Seth Parker meeting at 7 30. hymn singing and historical notes on hymns by the pastor.
Dr R E Neighbour will preach morning on Where Two Ages Meet and evening on Is Christ a Fact or a Fable at the First Baptist church. Fishermen's Club plans Tuesday services at Amherst and Penfield Junction with a church gathering Friday. Prayer and praise service slated for Wednesday evening.
Monday programs list numerous gatherings at local churches and clubs in Elyria including Susanna Wesley Class, Sunday School, the First Congregational Guild, Welsh Club at YWCA, Lorain County Beekeepers, and Masonic Chorus rehearsals. Daughters of American Revolution hosts Beth Crehore event with reports, dessert bridge set for January 25, plus notes on officers and selections presented.
A Sunday church schedule includes corporate communion for Kappa Beta Kappa at 7 30 A M followed by breakfast in the Guild room. Worship and church school at 9 30, morning service at 10 45 with theme Christ the Light of the World, offertory anthem Lord of our Life, and an initiation service for Kappa Beta Kappa at 7 50 P M with a brief rector address.
The Bible School meets at 9:30 with subject The Baptism and Temptation of Jesus. Worship at 10:45 includes the Lord's Supper. Evening topics include Some Vital Questions for Communicants and The Christ of God Rejected by His Own. Tuesday Loyalty Conference in Cleveland Second Church. Wednesday Bible study at 7:15 I Kings 1 and 11. Avenue Club notes and a bridge party planned for February 9 at Masonic Temple Dining Room with committee members named.
The Elvira Men’s Bible Class meets in Rivoli Theater at 9 30 A M with Paul Wainwright at the piano and Miss Helen Gonnerman of the Church of the Redeemer Lorain singing several soprano solos. L B Kindman selects the topic Jesus Attitude Toward Harpocracy and invites all local men to attend.
Mrs H J Eady entertained the St Andrew's Episcopal choir and partners at her Sixth Street home last evening. Games contests and music filled the event with a new Bob Goacher piece dedicated to Mrs Eady, followed by a refreshment course.
On January 20 at Odd Fellows Hall the British Empire Club will honor Scotland's Robert Burns with a full evening of music and a short life depiction. An orchestra directed by Wade Grabill will perform with Jessie Burns, Mrs. David Wilson and Robert Burns leading, plus two club members in a Burns role and a projected highland dancing showcase.
De Pend Club members enjoyed a Thursday luncheon at Mrs. Deli Cromling’s Lake Avenue home. Rose and gold tones, rose tapers, and sweet peas decorated the tables as guests participated in writing original verse. Grace Premis joined the club and the next meeting is set with Mrs. H. W. Merriman on February 5.
Grace Lutheran plans Sunday services with the morning sermon titled What Seek Ye focusing on Jesus first words in hisMessianic role. At seven o'clock evening service Rev F J Schumm continues his life of David series speaking on the friendship between David and Jonathon son of Saul.
The Woman's Relief Corps held its annual meeting with Charlotte Lewis outgoing president and Lena Klasek installed as president. Officers announced include Florence Terry as senior vice president and Clair Wendall as junior vice president. The session featured birthday celebration for Imogene Burt and remarks by installing officer Hulda Powers. Next meeting set for January 26.
Mr and Mrs Otto Witte celebrated a golden wedding anniversary with a reception in Amherst attended by Mr and Mrs Arthur R Tite and Mrs Augusta Wicks of La Grange.
Gorgeret confronts Antoinine Gautier claiming she is Clara and tied to Raoul and Big Paul murder. Antonine explains Clara exists as a separate person, revealing her boarding house and alibis while Gorgeret's suspicions shift as the investigation proceeds.
The Women’s Republican Club convenes Tuesday at 2 30 p m at the Women’s Club. C S Kelser will speak and officers will be elected during the session.
Members of the W. L. B. Class of the Church of Christ gathered after the evangelistic service for a business meeting and social hour at the church. Hosts William Robertson Miss Harriet King and Miss Sabra Armstrong welcomed them in the basement.
After a regular meeting the Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles held a birthday surprise for president Mrs. Clara Jensen. Winners in Pedro and banco included Mrs. Anna Hoard and Mrs. Sarah Massey, with Mrs. Emma Zabriey and Mrs. Clara Jensen also winning. A refreshment course followed. The next meeting is a charity card party on January 26.
The First Congregational Church and Society will hold annual meetings on Thursday night January 18 after a parish dinner at 6 30. Elizabeth M Rich Clerk announces reports from all church departments and organizations will be received during the session.
Admissions list includes Phylis Schramm R. D. No. 2 Mrs. William Balosk La Grange. Discharges note Mrs. Henry O'Brien with a baby girl. Oberlin entries Mrs. Richard Jenson baby girl 916 East Avenue Mrs. Max Katz 117 West Street Mrs. Herman Banker 216 Eighth Street Francis Nemecek Grafton Donald Cole 429 Clinton.
Mrs Robert Hochenedel and son Bobby have returned to Washington DC after visiting relatives in this city. Mrs George Schmitkens healed after an ankle fracture on January fourth and was cast yesterday. Mrs R H Rice elected treasurer of the East Side Guild at St Andrews church during Thursday’s meeting. Rev D P Fulmer, president of the Sharon Camp Meeting Association, attended an Akron gathering of camp meeting officials. Dr C W Butler, president of the National Holiness Association, discussed plans and methods.
Mr and Mrs A Hutt and their son Arthur departed for Eustis Florida to spend the remainder of the winter. Mrs Mary Jordan of the Heldmyer Apartments is recovering from influenza.
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