Informal Reception Honors Former Elyria Pastor and Family
The Woman's Club hosted an informal reception last evening for Reverend and Mrs. W. L. Burner and their children William Minerva Sara and Alvin from Detroit Michigan. About sixty guests attended a tureen supper and reminiscences followed. The Burner family returned today to Detroit where Mr Burner serves as pastor of the East Grand Boulevard Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
W. L. Burner
Wiliam
Minerva
Sara
Alvin
Detroit
Michigan
Mr. Burner
Church of Christ
Burner
East Grand Boulevard
Monday events at local clubs and groups
The Guild of the First Congregational church holds an afternoon session at 2:00 PM. District No 6 Neighborhood Bible Classes meet at 8:00 PM at Mrs O G Holton's home. District No 12 gathers at 2:00 PM with Mrs R C Baird. Colonial Club meets at Mrs John Faxon’s. Rainy Day Club meets with Mrs Cora Miller on Oxford Avenue. Ladies Auxiliary VFW, Canton Lorain and Auxiliary, I O O F hall, McKinley PTA, Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias, and VFW streets hold meetings in various venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of the First Congregational Church
O. G. Holton
Eastern Heights Boulevard
R. C. Baird
Seventh Street
Monday Colonial Club
John Faxon
Middle Avenue
Cora Miller
Oxford Avenue
Canton Lorain
McKinley Parent Teacher Association
Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars Rreets
Bigger and Better Christian Endeavor Union Planned
A county wide gathering at Emmanuel Evangelical church Lorain at 2 30 Sunday afternoon will set goals for a larger Union. President Marjorie Sinclair reports plans to bring national speakers and expects the 1932 State Convention to be easily handled. All local officers urged to attend as the year’s key meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Union
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Lorain
Marjorie Sinclair
Daughters of Scotia Plan Christmas Treat for Children
The Daughters of Scotia met at the K of P hall with strong attendance. They arranged a Christmas treat for local children for the latter part of December. After the business session, games awarded Mrs. Katherine Hutchinson the first prize with consolation to Miss Mary Penman. Tea was served and the lodge will reconvene in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotia
K. of P. Hall
Katherine Hutchinson
Mary Penman
Church Schedule With Sermon and Music by Auld
Church services begin promptly at 8:30 for a school gathering, 10:45 morning worship with Rev. William Muir Auld delivering a sermon, and 4:00 vesper service. Music includes organ pieces by Dorothy Brandau and choral/quartet numbers. Auld’s Dante lecture titled By the Sad Waters of the Styx follows. lectures are free and a social hour in the parlor will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muir Auld
Tchaikovsky
Bach
Dorothy Brandau
Benedictus
Domine
Thompson
Barnby
Jessie Mayer
Edith Hall
Norman Park
Eugene Morgan
Mr. Auld
Ninety Five Club Luncheon Held at Mrs Sharp Home
Mrs W G Sharp hosted the Ninety Five Club at a 1 PM luncheon on Washington Avenue. Mrs Thomas Cook reviewed Barchester Towers by Trollope and Mrs Carol Wood presented Prelude and other Poems by Wordsworth. Mrs C H Cushing of Fifth Street plans December eleventh entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Sharp
Ninety Five Club
Washington Avenue
Thomas Cook
Barchester Towers
Anthony Trollope
Carol Wood
William Wordsworth
C. H. Cushing
Fifth Street
La Grange Club Hosts Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred
Raymond Coughlin entertained the Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred Club on La Grange Road last evening. Eight games of five hundred were played with prizes awarded to Rose Dejake Gilbert Diedrich Marian Spaeth and John Fitzpatrick. A luncheon followed. next meeting set for next week with Jack Dela-Pich on LaGrange Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Coughlin
la Grange Road
Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred
Rose de Jake
Gilbert Diedrich
Marian Spaeth
John Fitzpatrick
Jack Dela- Pich
LaGrange Road
Hospital Notes Segs Mention Local Addresses
A fragmentary hospital notes list names linked to addresses including Mary Reade Mans Maid Mrs Charles King 971 12 fer avenue Mrs Frank Berger pe avenue Carl Jamie So Ann Frank Holzhauer 142 North Street Mrs William Gillespie Middle Avenue Mrs William ne 134 Beebe Court Mrs Horvath R D No 1 La Galand Long a Wesleyan student at Delaware is at his parents home on Park avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segs Hospital
Mary Reade
Charles King
Fer Avenue
Frank Berger
Pe Avenue
Carl Jamie
Ann-Frank Holzhauer
North Street
William Gillespie
Middle Avenue
William Ne
Beebe Court
Horvath
Oberlin Pastor to Speak at First Methodist Church
Tomorrow evening at 7 30 the Oberlin Methodist Episcopal pastor Br W B Armington will preach at First Methodist Church. Morning service features Mrs Luella Eversizer from Cleveland with Guilmant Mozart and Elgar music. evening program includes Beethoven Flotow and Glazounoff preludes and an armed peace debate at 6 30. Church School meets at 9 30 with Epworth League, and a sacred concert at Church of Christ features Hand Baird Wainwright Smith Short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
First Methodist Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Br. W. B. Armington
Oberlin Methodist Episcopal Church
Windemere Methodist Church
Cleveland
Canton
Luella Eversizer
Guilmant
Glazounoff
Church School
H. C. Wilcox
Epworth League
Eugene Hubbard
Jay Simpson
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
R. B. Hand
A. Baird
Paul Wainwright
Walter O. Smith
Clare Short
Schubert
Beulah Land
Christian Endeavor Society
Second Congregational Christian Endeavor
Lucille Botamer
Theodore Owens
Second Congregational
Fowler
Robert Moore to be Guest Soloist at Elyria Bible Class
The Elyria Men's Bible Class meets tomorrow at the Rivoli Theater on Broad Street with Jas A Hewitt presiding. Ralph Standen directs the music with Clare Short at the piano and Robert Moore as guest soloist singing two selections. The group plans full support for the Community Chest drive and continues its study with the third temptation of Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moore
Elyria Men's Bible
Rivoli
Broad Street
Jas. A. Hewitt
Ralph Standen
Clare Short
Webber
Community Chest
Jesus
Friendly Class Meeting At Arline Rainey Home
The Friendly Class of the Second Congregational church met at 175 Erie Street with eight members and one guest Shirley Goetz from Elyria. Games were played and prizes awarded to Shirley Goetz Betty Schiebel Jean Brillhart and Margaret Eager. Refreshments followed and the meeting adjourned. A Christmas party is planned at La Verne Schmidt's Bell Avenue home with the date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Arline Rainey
Erie Street
Shirley Goetz
Elyria
Betty Schiebel
Jean Brillhart
Margaret Eager
la Verne Schimdt
Bell Avenue
Exhibition Of Articles Made By Blind Women In Ohio
Mrs. George Stevens hosts a Tuesday exhibition from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. featuring crafts by blind Ohio workers to fund new materials and sustain self reliance. Miss Kelloge, Miss Brown and the Conway sisters assist, with Cleveland Junior League members aiding under the Cleveland Society for the Blind. Items include luncheon sets, hooked rugs, bags, towels, and doll furniture. Not charity, but a chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stevens
Ohio
Dorothy Conway
Cleveland
Junior League
Cleveland Society For the Blind
Cleveland Committee
Phyllis Peckham
John B. Dempsey
Ralph King
Edward E. Rob
Ernest Dempsey
Music and Readings Lighten North West Encampment Meeting
The North West Encampment No. 188 met in regular session at the S O O F Temple on Broad Street with a small crowd. Visiting member Brown of Oberlin shared a reading, Leonard Rittner and Lorain’s nephew played Hawaiian guitars, and G A Friday along with E A Telzerow and R L Hastings presented sketches. Walter Shirk and company provided music during the comedy. Guests from Olmstead Falls Oberlin Wellington Lorain and Elyria attended and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North West
Broad Street
E. A. Telzeraw
Brother Brown
Oberlin
Leonard Rittner
Lorain
G. A. Friday
E. A. Telzerow
R. L. Hastings
Walter Shirk and Company
Walter Shirk
Olmstead Falls
Wellington
Elyria
East Side Division Plans Dinner At December Meeting
The Women's Relief Corps met at the I O O F hall on Friday November 28 with President Mrs Ella Williams presiding. A December 12 dinner was planned and the annual election of officers announced with a call for large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
I. O. O. F. Hall
Ella Williams
East Side
McDaniels Host Twenty Fifth Anniversary at Hedges
Mr and Mrs C H McDaniels of Grafton road celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at the Hedges last evening. About 175 guests attended with many gifts presented to the honorees. A dance orchestra played both modern and old fashioned dances. Elyria Foundry Trio led by Paul Wainwright performed vocal numbers and Mr Wainwright sang solos. A plentiful supper followed late in the evening with out of town guests from Columbus and Marion Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. McDaniels
Grafton Road
Hedges
Elyria Foundry
Paul Wainwright
Wainwright
Columbus
Marion
Ohio
United Presbyterian Church Notes
The pastor speaks at 10.45 on The Coming of Christ and the Believer's Comfort from I Thessalonians 4 13 18. Bible School at 9.30 studies Zacchaeus the Publican A Business Man Converted. Evening Young People study At Work in the Homeland. Believers and Professors studied in Bite group. Midweek prayer on The Court of the Tabernacle at 7 30 Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Bible School
Zacchaeus
Bite
Court of the Tabernacle
Methodist class forms aid committee in small town meeting
Mrs. W. C. Fowl's class of the Methodist church met last evening at Elsie Wilmot's home. They decided to give baskets and clothing to the needy, appointed Anna Roper, Jane Storm and Mary Johnson to locate eligible families, and named their class the S. C. S. After the session, games and a refreshment course followed. Ruth B. Taylor, visiting Elyria, left for McKeesport to join the Betty Weakland Evangelistic party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Fowl
Methodist Church
Elsie Wilmot
Anna Roper
Jane Storm
Mary Johnson
Ruth B. Taylor
Elyria
McKeesport
Pennsylvania
Betty Weakland Evangelistic Party
Marcelling 50¢ at Cook's Millinery by East Ave
Service ad noting marceling offered for 50 cents at Cook's Millinery located at East Avenue and Second Street with evening and Sunday appointments and phone number 9981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcelling
Helen McGinnis
Cook’s Millinery
East Ave
2Nd St
McKinley PTA to Meet. Hubbard to Speak on Habit Formation
The McKinley Parent-Teacher Association will meet Monday afternoon at three o'clock. Miss Hubbard, primary supervisor, will discuss Habit Formation. In the Evening, Helen Osborne speaks at the Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society event at Second Congregational Church at six o'clock, recounting her Europe tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Hubbard
Helen Osborne
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
Second Congregational Church
Europe
St Andrew's Church Plans Unusual Sunday Observances
Sunday at St Andrew's marks the patron saint's day with a morning service and sermon, special music, and an afternoon devotional featuring organist Mr Blodgett. The program includes Advent Chorale preludes, organ works by Guilmant Vierne Matthews, and a final organ prelude on the tune St Andrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Church
St. Andrew’s
Jesus
Blodgett
Rhienberger
Guilmant
Primary Church Thanksgiving Party Raises Donations
The Primary Department of the Church of Christ hosted a Thanksgiving party at the church yesterday for about thirty children who donated to the Cleveland Christian Orphanage. Winners included Mary Katherine Kaiser, Phillip Kaiser, and Arline Haven. Light refreshments followed before the children left for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Cleveland Christian Orphanage
Marry Katherine
Phillip Kaiser
Arline
Local Elyria Labor Figures Linked in Offbeat List
Walter McMillan aged 26 a steel worker from Elyria township and Lellias Thomson 21 from Elyria township appear in a terse roster. Rev. Lyons Fred Hartsel 27 a steam crane operator of Lorain and Margaret Fesco 23 of Lorain are also named, described as a minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McMillan
Elyria Township
Lellias Thomson
Rev
Lyons Fred Hartsel
Lorain
Margaret Fesco
Thanksgiving Guests and Local News From Grafton Road
Dr and Mrs Homar Long of Akron and daughter Miss Lucile Long of Chicago were Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mrs B H Long of Park Avenue. They entertained Mr and Mrs Zane McDaniels from Columbus and Mrs George Wesley Hecker and others from Marida Ohio. Minera Burner of Detroit visited Elizabeth Martin on Eastern Heights Boulevard while in Elyria. Families of Dr E P Reesy Mayo Roe Mrs R B Roe and Miss Stevens were Thanksgiving guests of the Misses Reefy of Third Street. Mr and Mrs D C Ingells have moved to Dayton with plans to settle in Peoria Illinois. Mrs J Q Ryan of 114 Cedar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minera Burner
Detroit
Michigan
Elizabeth Martin
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elyria
E. P. Reesy
Mayo E. Roe
R. B. Roe
Miss Stevens
Reefy
Third Street
D. C. Ingells
Middle Avenue
Dayton
Ohio
Peoria
Illinois
J. Q. Ryan
Concertgoer Attends Cleveland Symphony at Masonic Auditorium
Street resident in Cleveland today attended the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra concert at Masonic Auditorium this afternoon. Earl Marthe, a Case School of Applied Science student, spends the weekend at his home. Thanksgiving guests at the Bulings home on Middle avenue include Frank Schorndorfer of Columbus and families from Cleveland, Elrria, and other local areas.
Tibbett To Give Concert At Oberlin
Lawrence Tibbett, famed American baritone, will give a concert in Oberlin on Wednesday night December 10 at Finney Chapel. He sings with the New York Metropolitan Opera Company and in concert and has appeared in sound pictures. His Oberlin recital is expected to be one of the most interesting heard here in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Lawrence Tibbett
Finney Chapel
Tibbett
New York Metropolitan Opera Company
Pittsfield Woman Celebrates 98th Birthday
Melissa Peabody Gill, the oldest Pittsfield resident, celebrated her 98th birthday. Born November 28, 1832 in Merimack New Hampshire, she moved with her parents to Lorain County Ohio in 1834 and settled in Pittsfield in 1854. She remains in good health, active, and hosted her children for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Peabody Gill
Pittsfield
Merimack
New Hampshire
Lorain County
Ohio
Swiss Scientist Claims Bees Have Natural Wireless Set
A Swiss scientist reports that bees carry in their bodies a natural wireless system enabling communication with their hives. The finding suggests bees may share signals or alerts through invisible biological channels, potentially affecting understanding of colony behavior and coordination.
Right Shade Rouge Easy To Choose
Gladys Glen presents a harmony focused guide on selecting rouge. A beauty specialist demonstrates a simple, repeatable method: cleanse, raise cheek color gently, then compare to chart shades to find the best match for your natural coloring. If changing brands or skin tone occurs, repeat the matching process.
Answers to Queries on Gaining Weight and Height
Anita A. and Vivian receive guidance from a booklet titled The New Figure. The author notes the reader is ten pounds underweight and under 20, recommending gymnastic stretching and sinew exercises to increase stature. A long bob hairstyle is said not to affect height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita A
Vivian
Runt
Betty Luhan
Sheffield Lake village meets for winter gym class reorg
The Sheffield Lake village ladies gathered at Brookside school to discuss reorganization of the women's gym class for winter. The meeting included plans for a Home Account program with free books, a talk by Thelma Beall from Ohio State University, and mention of upcoming church and school events and a Red Cross meeting moved to Monday due to Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield, O
Sheffield Lake Village
Brookside
Herbert Chambers
Columbus
Kilbuck
John Miller
West Salem
Ohio
Elyria
Bank Directors
Georgia Adds Two Quick Freezing Peach Plants
Georgia now operates two plants using a rapid freezing process for peaches, expanding storage, processing capacity, and year round supply. Officials cite efficiency gains and potential boosts to local fruit industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Mrs Sutcliffe Events At 330 Broad And 650 Broad
Church notices list Mrs Sutcliffe with details for services at 330 Broad on Sunday at 7 30 and at 650 Broad on Monday with morning and evening times and telephone contact 36584.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutcliffe
Broad
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New York
Business and Professional Women Clubs
Gladys Glad
America
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Elyria Business College
Sheffield
Ironsides
H. C. Chambers
P. L. Chambers
Harvey Chambers
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Red Cross
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Lorsain Road
Cuyahoga County
Lorain Road
Butternut Ridge
A. Minnich & Sons
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