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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1932

Page

13

Evening activities and social events in Elyria

Tonight Dorcas class meets at 243 Thirteenth street at 7 30. Fourth annual rally of Ohio Independent Baptist young people begins at 2 00 with supper at 5 30 and evening session at 7 30. Sons and Daughters of Liberty host dinner. Hi- O-Hi Club meets with Margaret Coyne. Daughters of Scotia meet in the K P hall. Northwest Encampment 188 meets in IOOF Hall. Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles plans activities. Gladys McCullough presents two pupils Jeanne Wise and Helene Cohen in violin and piano recital at First Congregational Church at 7 45, public invited. Elyria Country Club opened winter season with 100 guests at a dinner dance. Guests included Samuel Squire, Charles Fell Jr, Helen Taylor, Betty Phillips, Correll Smith, Ralph Murbach, Clayton Krantz, Allan Smythe, G E Moyer, and E Raus. Lenz Orchestra provided music. midnight supper served. Thanksgiving Day wedding United at home of the bride's parents in Amherst as Betty Ewing and Trueman Cooley wed. Rev F E Eastman officiated with single ring. Bride wore light tan suit with red rose corsage. bridesmaid Mrs Bloom in black. Followed by wedding breakfast. couple to Ashtabula for relatives visit. Personality Pals entertained at Miss Olive Noonan’s home with cards and luncheon. next meeting at Miss Lucilla Noveske’s home. Frances Squire of Cleveland visiting Squire family in Columbia avenue.

Dorcas Church of Christ Yaaiey Eagles Feet Gladys McCullough Jeanne Wise Helene Cohen 1St Congregational Church Elyria Country Club Samuel Squire Charles Fell, Jr Helen Taylor Betty Phillips Correll Smith Ralph Murbach Clayton Krantz Allan Smythe G. E. Moyer E. Raus Lenz Betty Ewing Henry Short Amherst Trueman Cooley Elyria F. E. Eastman Congregational Church Robert Akin Ernestine Hughes Howell Michigan D. W. Dwyer Vera Barrett Detroit John Gibbons Ridgeville Dorothy Steves Berea Hospital E. C. Keyes Park Avenue B. I. Ohlemacher Elma Ohle Macher J. R. Wilmot Third Street Don Wilmot Clay Wilmot J. B. Denman Wakeman A. S. Heimbach Fourth Street Roy Heimbach Susan Heimbach Bellevue Eleanor Ann Bruce A. F. Bruce Clark Street WGAR Cleveland Lois Standen Charles Abbey Ghent Abbey Geneva Ohio Imogene Burt James van Osdale Vivian Scott Ivan D. Smith Wellington Virginia Ross Scott and Ross Mr. Smith Dorothy Faulhaber Margaret Coyne James G. van Horn Blaine Street Wooster Norma Helen Schultz Lorain George Hecock H. B. Taylor Roy Taylor W. Birkbeck Stanford Avenue Berb. Rice Oberlin Road I. N. Oaks Eva Couch Rice John Garland Jane O. J. Brown Joseph Heathcote Gaston Road I. H. Paty Robert Akron E. L. Rice Minnie Alma Starr Sixth Street John Biely Marysville George Arnold Keith Arnold Aetna Pennsylvania Hugh Johns J. Sheldon Cone Oberlin Starr McKinley Earl Merthe Case School of Applied Science J. C. Merthe Chestnut Street C. F. Brush Chestnut Ridge Ida Blaine T. Simons Roy Carver Herbert Duvall Bellefield Avenue Watseka Illinois C. Daly Norman Richard N. A. Daly J. H. Hurst Lawrence Aschenbach Inter-Fraternity Council Ohio Northern University New York City Charles Savage Bradenton Florida Phyllis Pond Bates College Lewiston Maine T. W. Pond Milton Massachusetts Ray Herb D. ¥. Robertson Woodland Avenue Melvin Krabill Lima J. Birbeck Mary Walker Williams Street H. ©. Eckenross Harvard Avenue William Helwig Youngstown C. R. Bennett Denison Avenue R. H. van Atta Norwalk Willam Gibbons Prospect Street William Cook H. Davies H. Garrett Mansfield L H. Orton Twelfth Street Willard Ona Shumaker Sifth Street Distant Pittsburgh Roy B. Clymer Rawson and Findlay C. L. Church Carrie Lou Avenue Paul Adcock Gates Avenue Massillon George Salvert Rochester New York Wilbur Shenk William Charles Shenk Shenk Burt Harry §. Calvert Gulf Farms

Elyrians Spend Thanksgiving Eve in Cleveland

Elyrians chartered a bus to Cleveland for Thanksgiving Eve, visiting night clubs and ending at Shanghai Restaurant in Chinatown. The group included Samuel Deutsch and Benjamin King couples among others, receiving Chinese souvenirs from the hosts.

Cleveland New Chinatown Samuel Deutsch Benjamin King Morris Hyman Julins Hyman Abel Sokol

Thanksgiving Guests From Local Families

A slew of Thanksgiving gatherings is listed with local families hosting relatives. Names include Obitts Wallace Fowler Life Reger Moore Ford House Elgar Byars Christman Rorick Hand Smith plus connections to University of Michigan Ohio Northern and Wheeling WV. Hosts span East Cleveland East avenue Garvin avenue Youngstown and Wandercrift Pennsylvania.

Bruce Fowler Hiram College W. C. Fowler East Avenue Harry Life Ohio Northern Ada Ohio B. F. Reger Spruce Street John Moore East Cleveland J. S. Ford Akron H. L. Pickett Garvin Avenue Ruth Christman Harold Rorick Wheeling West Virginia Robert Hand Wandercrift Pennsylvania Hand Ralston J. W Smith East Broadstreet Mary Gray Alberta Sturney Mary

Thanksgiving Guests Fill Homes Across Cleveland Area

A long list of Thanksgiving visitors and social gatherings fills the Cleveland area. Residents from Cleveland, Lorain, and nearby towns hosted relatives and friends, with many trips to see family in Ohio cities and states.

Avon Lake Married in Hast Cleveland Church

Miss Helen Heider daughter of Mr and Mrs John Heider of Center road and Rudolph Krebs son of Mrs Jim Nagel of Avon were married Saturday morning in Our Lady of Peace Church in Hast Cleveland The bride wore green velvet with hat to match her attendant Miss Olivia Linden of Dover wore blue crepe The groom died best man A wedding breakfast was held at the groom s sister s in Cleveland After a short wedding trip the couple will reside in Lakewood In other notes a surprise party for Mrs Emma Beck of Lakewood celebrated her birthday with cards dancing and lunch Guests included several Lakewood East Cleveland Warrensville and Lakewood residents The week featured Thanksgiving guests and visits among local families

Avon Lake Helen Heider John Heider Center Road Rudolph Krebs Jim Nagel Avon Our Lady of Peace Church Hast Cleveland Olivia Linden Dover Leo Krebs H. Forsehner Lakewood

Avon-on-the-Lake Arden Club Meeting Report

In Mt Liberty Ohio Mrs R J Kihm Mrs Leo HI Mrs Lionel Glass Mrs Wm Bow man Mrs Wm Lentz and Mrs F Kavanaugh attended a morning meeting at Mrs Frank Reeds Lakewood The Dames of Malta met at Park Hall Tuesday The Park Hall raffle was a big success Several local families and guests are noted visiting or hosting over the week activities Church notes detail service times at the First Congregational Church with Rev J Hoyt and activities including Sunday school and Endeavor groups.

R. J. Kihm Leo HI Lionel Glass Wm. Bowman Wm. Lentz F. Kavanaugh Avon-on-the-Lake Arden Frank Reed Lakewood Dames of Malta Park Hall Ruth Mitchell Mar Cleveland Alvin Walker Center Road Theodore Sterling Carl Pederson Wayne Black Lear Road Wellington Avon Lake Richard Schneider Brownhelm Joseph Schneider Dick Mason Iowa Center Read

Christian Scientist Society Holds Sunday Meeting at School House

The Christian Science Society meets Sunday at 10 45 at the school house with the topic Ancient and Modern Necromancy alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism. Golden Text is First Corinthians 16 13 Watch ye stand fast in the faith quit you like men be strong.

Community Notes From Henrietta area November Visit Summary

Lester Husted departed for Indianapolis after a month with family at the Snyder home. Local residents plus guests visited relatives and neighbors across several towns including Cleveland, Bay Village, Shaker Heights, Elyria, Lorain, and Amherst. Activities included church services, Grange meetings, and missionary talks with Anna Kropf as speaker.

Henrietta Lester Husted Indianapolis Ind G. M. Snyder Herman Portman Barbara Angersbach Fred Bauman Ernest Lamermiver John Lamermyer Bay Village Oscar Zurcher Carlsle Grange Carl Date Ruth Leonard Buchs C. A. Bowers Baehr Shaker Heights Mittawanga Anna Kropf

Zemo Offers Quick Relief For Itching Eczema

Texas reader G. C. G. reports ten years of itching eczema eased after using Zemo. Ad touts Zemo as soothing and cooling, claiming relief in five seconds from itching and promising benefits for rash pimples ringworm and other irritations with extra strength options and druggist prices.

Texas

Auto Damaged By Flames In Carlisle Township

A defect in a carburetor tube caused a fire that damaged an auto owned by M. Bedell of Bay Village on Oberlin road between Plank and La Grange roads. Mlyria firemen responded under the Carlisle township protection agreement. damage included the front under hood, damaged upholstery, windshield, and right door glass. Additional notes record local visitors and gatherings at Amherst and surrounding households.

M. Bedell Bay Village Oberlin Road Carlisle Township Plank Road la Grange Road Mlyria

Roast goose dinner 50c Sunday at The Pettibone

A Sunday roast goose dinner priced at 50 cents offered at The Pettibone located at 217 3rd. The notice highlights the special meal and venue in a concise local ad style.

the Pettibone

Ocean of Air Surfaces Our Lives In Subtle Depths

A fragment discusses life on Earth within a vast atmosphere. It frames human existence as sheltered beneath an immense sea of air, suggesting quiet, pervasive forces shaping daily experience. The line hints at philosophical reflection rather than concrete events or figures.

Ocean depths conceal life of bottom dwelling fish

A fragment notes that certain fish may spend their lives at the bottom of the vast oceanic waters. The line hints at deep water habits without additional specifics or context.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ewing-Cooley Olive Noonan Tenth Street Lucilla Noveske Homer Court Frances Squire Mrs Samuel Squire Columbia Avenue Travelers Inn Broad St Hospital Roy Soijles E. River Howard McConkey West St Arthur Tedrow Lilian Steinley Valley City Julius Dudak Grafton Robert Glascoe Wood St Fred Bauer Warren Ave Shirley Ann Sanders Park Place Shirley Harwitt Parmley Ave Charles Edward Mayhew George Tulk St. Paul's H. C. Reinhardt West Bridge Street Loren Hayes Dorothy Thayer Helen Bristol Marjorie DeLong Dorothy Miller Agnes Helen Casper Paull Lloyd Hayes Lor-Ely Dorothy Morris Mary Henry Natalie Batley Betty McDowell Dames OF Malta J.C. C. F. Hall Louis Obitts Robert Wallace, Jr Russell Obitts University of Michigan At Ann Arbor John H. Faxon Colonial Club Emma Beck Lakewoad Ben Dolphin George Slovak Mildred Stripter H. Russell George Williams Warrensville Wm. Schumaker Miller Road Leonard Mitchell Curtis Duff Lois Jane Jerry Lou Bertha Burrell Warrensvillé Mildred Striptel Wm. Semumaker Phyllis Patricia David Mt. Liberty First Congregational Church Christian Endeavor J. Hoyt Christian Scientist Society Bean Hole North Ridgeville Newell Barber and Beauty Parlor Broad Street John Bauman Godfrey Theodore Reis Myron Charles Date Adaline Dorothy Louise Becker Christian Endeavor Society of the Reformed Church Godfrey Bauman Wallace Court Etta McDowell George Page Berlin Heights Katherine Helmsath Birmingham Adam Horn Cook’s Millinery Adams Fur Shop Smith Holland The L. C. Hecock Floral Co Walton Ice & Fuel Co Bag East Ave Winkles St Vestal Frtocas Kidskins
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