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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1926
Page
13
Numerous church and civic groups hold meetings at homes and halls through the week. A Halloween masquerade at Edward Marsh's home draws twenty guests in costume. a YWCA show at Rialto features patrons and sponsors. weddings and receptions mark weekend celebrations with local families and out of town guests.
Fourteen guests were present at a Halloween party held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Brandan on Princeton Avenue. The event featured a five hundred dollar diversion with prizes for high and low scores. Mrs. Jo Streicher and J. H. Brown won top prizes. Mrs. Lows Huidrich earned a consolation for a low score. Almon Sank of Clavel and Helmbkis were out of town guests. A midnight Halloween supper was served by the hostess.
Edward Heuser celebrated his birthday on October 2 with friends and neighbors at Bul on the vi George Hous er. Guests included Mr and Mrs Chford Hil, Ay ron Hill, Smart, Preston, Faul haber family, Heuser kin, and music by Mrs Faul haber. Halloween decorations and a musical saw added to the festivity. The EFL and A R Cat were guests at a Halloween party hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Minch on Kenyon avenue with dinner for fifteen.
A religious message laments indifference to God's Word while stressing that faith without works is dead yet faith in Bible doctrine is needed to please God. It condemns pastors who preach human opinions and calls for bold, faith-filled action. Bazaar and bake sale advertised for a church event. piano lessons offered at Studio 417 East River Street.
A birthday gathering for Judson G. Stark was held at his home on Gates Street with several friends attending. A cake, black and orange streamers, and light refreshments marked the celebration. Attendees included Conrad, Obie, Miss Floren, and Wilbur Stare of Wellington.
A Halloween gathering at 444 Lorain Blvd hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Barles Sauer featured witches and pumpkins, games, and prizes awarded to guests including Mr. and Mrs Barnes and Miss Kathren Walter. Hosts Mrs and Mrs GordonWn also entertained for their daughter Ruth at 107 Malcolm Street with masked children, games, and costume prizes.
Mr and Mrs C Mickaloff hosted a 4 Halloween masquerade at 417 Kenyon Street with 30 guests, ghost stories, games, and a midnight candle run ending with refreshments in the basement. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs George Cooley and others from Lorain Cleveland and nearby areas. A second party hosted by Edna Nickoli and Stenden on Roosevelt Avenue featured cards dances and luncheon with about a dozen friends, listing attendees from Cleveland Heights to Knoxville and beyond.
The Markley PTA plans a Wednesday meeting before a Thursday Carn Connell session at Kipton. Mrs. Carl Martin to speak. Mrs. W. McConnell chairs Elizabeth Stevens Society hostess committee. SS Clair Rebekah Lodge hosts a homecoming style evening with supper and entertainment. Uniontown Methodist Episcopal church hosts Sunday School Rally and Home Coming on November seventh. Oberlin couple and local residents attend Halloween dinner at 115 Cedar Street. A wedding at 412 Park Avenue unites Mariant Halladay and Willard Wirth with plans to reside in Spencer Ohio.
Mrs Frank Jones of 526 Park Place entertained the Golden Rod Club Saturday evening. Five hundred was the game of choice with high score going to Shiack and Willian. Mrs EL Wessel and Daugherty were consoled. Mrs E Wessel of 519 Park Place will be the next hostess on November thirteenth. marriage licenses listed several couples from Lorain and Elyria with names and occupations. Daughters of Scotland held a masquerade at Mrs Flies Trumbull’s home on Water street with Halloween decor and a late evening luncheon for thirty-five guests.
Mrs Carl W Martin spends today in Sandusky. Mrs O G Shepherd visits Green Springs Ohio. Mr and Mrs J Hanchey and J Lutz vacationed in Marion and Kenton Ohio and held a birthday dinner in Marseilles. Gerald Leonard Raymond Potter Hugh McKibbon and Rol Adams visit Ohio Northern Way with parents. Raymond Potter hosted guests R E Herb and Thomas Lukenich from Lorain. Miss Eaonlia Datt returns to Hartville Ohio. sister Mrs A W Brown of Cleveland Street. Mrs Frank Bala visits Deny relatives for weekend. Elmer Brunce family of Cleveland Street visit Cleveland relatives. Adnan Senker from Cleveland Heights visits Elyria. R Preston of LoTAIN visits Elyria friends. Mrs Orra L Rice of Ellsworth Kansas visits her cousin at Elyria.
Ledyard of East Avenue and families from Lorain Elyria and Cleveland joined relatives in town. Oberlin College and Kent State Normal students visited home and attended social events as several locals traveled to Milwaukee Cleveland and Detroit for work and leisure.
A Joint Reformation service at Lorain High School Auditorium brought a full house of members from three Lutheran churches. Prof. William Burhop of Concordia College spoke on the Lutheran church’s message and mission, stressing justification by faith in Christ and universal availability of salvation. An orchestra directed by Frank Krugman accompanied a 75-voice chorus, with selections by Haydn and others, as plans move to form a permanent chorus.
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