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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1934

Page

9

Harvest Festival at St Pauls Evangelical Church

St Pauls Evangelical Church holds its annual Harvest Festival with decorations from yards orchards and fields distributed to the needy. The program includes a choir solo by Mrs F Ruth Heysers Sing Aloud unto God and a sermon on Thanksgiv ing. Rally Day features a varied musical program and new class assignments. Officers and teachers will be installed and a rally day souvenir given.

St. Paul’s Evangelical Church F. Ruth Heyser George Pallas Reinhard Pallas Gust Kline Karl Lehman Fred Rebie Ray Bowen Robert Mallory Harl Demos Florence Gladys Walton Margaret Anthony Edith Curtis

Rally Day at Second Congregational Church Sunday

Sunday services at Second Congregational Church mark Rally Day with a 9 45 Sunday School start and quarter lessons from the New Testament John 15 1 16 The Fellowship of Christ. Rev Wiseman will preach and the choir sings Stand Up For Jesus, arranged by Roy E Notice. Mise Thelma Page sings The Prayer Perfect. Intermediate and Senior C E Society meet at 6 0 led by Dorothy Lingerfelter with a solo by Mildred Esner.

Second Congregational Church C. F. Wiseman Jesus Roy E. Notice Mise Thelma Page Irving J. Sterser C. E. Societeet Dorothy Lingerfelter Purigr Mildred Ecsner Rae Re Lee Me

Reverend Utterback Opens Sermon Series at Pilgrim Church

Reverend Utterback begins a sermon series at Pilgrim Church with topics on what believers will become, referencing suffering and divine purpose. The Juniors hear a sermon titled What Will You Be, and the anthem Come Ye Thankful People Come is performed. Harold Scrivens to sing offertory. Intermediate Endeavor to hold a Bible-based baseball game. Wednesday study continues on Nestorius with the pastor leading devotion.

Dar Christus Juniar Alford Harold Scrivens Nestorius

Junior Department of First Congregational holds roaster meeting

The third year boys of the Junior Department met for a wiener roast at the Tulk residence on East River Road yesterday afternoon marking the year’s first meeting. Officers elected include Richard Meckley president George Tulk treasurer and David Huffman secretary with Mrs. T Manzo serving as teacher advisor.

First Congregational Church Tulk East River Road Richard Meckley George Tulk David Huffman T. Manzo

De Molay Event Schedule Announced At Chapter Meeting

David J. Nye No 544, Order of DeMolay, met in regular session in the hall last night at 7 30. Tom Stringer, social chairman, outlined the year’s program including a Christmas dance and initiations. Oberlin meetings are the first and third Mondays. Next meeting October 18 will be initiation night for new members.

David J. Nye QO. F. Hall Z Tom Stringer Sane Oberlin Richard Fell Charles Hays Tom Stringer

Salvation Army Schedule of Jail and Citadel Services

The Salvation Army will hold services in the county jail at 9 30 a m Holiness meeting in the Citadel at 11 a m Sunday School 2 p m and Young People's Legion at 3 o'clock An evening service at 7 45 features a special arranged program honoring National recognition of Sunday school teachers.

Salvation Army Citadel Young People’s Legion

Dayton Hosts Overnight Visitors Before Midwest Trip

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sessions with Marjorie Emmons and Bob and Jean of Dayton stayed overnight with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wallington in Fields before heading to Madison and Akron Ohio. The Sessions recently moved from Waukegan Illinois to Dayton where Mr. Sessions serves as YMCA secretary.

J. A. Sessions Marjorie Emmons Bob and Jean Dayton Ohio W. A. Wallington Fields Madison Akron Waukegan Illinois Mr. Sessions

Community Club and Society Notices for Monday Evening

A list of local society events and meetings for Monday includes Drama Group of A A W with Miss Ebba Fosselius at 7 45 Miss Garette Wilson and Mrs Robert Sandrock lead a discussion on moving pictures Mugwumps class at 7 30 at 1st Methodist church Fine Arts Department of Woman's Club at 2 30 followed by Charlotte M Brooks book review Methodist Circle No 5 features Walter Ayers travel photos Refreshments after Dancing Little Sorority with Mary Buzzard Sunny Side Up Club with Mrs C E Koontz E L F Club progressive dinner Sega Club with Damyr ious Meinke Rainbow Girls in L C O F Hall King Solomon Lodge Knights of Columbus and others hold meetings and events including a busi ness gathering and card party Holiness prayer meeting at 7 30 at Mrs Worden 227 E 7th St Annual Elyria Riding Club meeting at 7 30 in the directors room of Elyria Savings Trust Bank

Ebba Fosselius Princeton Avenue Robert Sandrock Garnette Wilson 1St Methodist Church Fine Arts Woman's Club Charlotte M. Brooks Methodist Circle No. 5 Walter Ayers Europe Little Sorority Mary Buzzard Gulf Road Sunny Side Up Club C. E. Koontz Cornell Ave Sega Club Damyrious Meinke Columbus St. V. F. W Mother Singers Franklin Bldg Masonic Chorus Garden Club G. D. Nicholas Gulf Farms At & Rm Rainbow Girls King Solomon's Lodge P. D. Reefy Ladies of Woodman Hall Knights of Columbus Young Women’s Division of Cong’s Church Worden Elyria Riding Club Elyria Savings & Trust Bank

First sermon in Grace Lutheran on Philosophy of Life

The Grace Lutheran church will host the first in a series of sermons on Kristian Stewardship tomorrow at the 10:25 service. Reverend Schumm will address questions about life purpose and origins, posing where man came from and where he is going, with plans for large attendance. A children and adult Bible study session follows at 4:39 a.m. under superintendent Arthur Enlke.

Kristian Stewardship Grace Lutheran Church Schumm Bern Arthur Enlke

British Empire Club Opens Winter Season

The British Empire Club opened its winter season at I. C. O. F. Hall with a short business meeting led by past president Walter Watts who reviewed the club finances. A Halloween dance was planned for October 27 with Jack Knight chairing the social committee.

I. C. O. F. Hall British Empire Club Walter Watts Jack Knight Banco W. Davis Don Sparks J&. Stevenson

Bible School Rally Day Opens With Installations

The Bible School begins at 9 36 a m for Rally Day with officers and teachers to be installed. The All Bible Graded Series starts with adult classes on Fellowship with Christ John 15 1 16. At 10 45 a m the pastor speaks on The Plan of God for the Accomplishment of His Purpose in this Age. Young People meet at 6 p m for devotional study. Communion prep is Wed at 7 30 p m with Rev J H Green of Wellington Baptist Church delivering the message. Fall Communion is Oct 14 at 10 45 a m.

Christ J. H. Green Wellington Baptist Church

First Spiritualist church plans Sunday service hereafter

The First Spiritualist church announces Sundays evening subject Here and Hereafter. Pastor Fryberger will be assisted by out of town and home workers. A Wednesday message circle 2 to 4. Card party Wednesday 4 30 sponsored by church ladies at 4 30 W Second street. Mrs L G Andrus leaves for Philadelphia to visit sister.

Fryberger W. Second Street

Second Fall Festival attraction by Zellner the impersonator

The Elyria Woman's Club presents a second Fall Festival program on Tuesday evening October Sth featuring Zellner the impersonator. The solo act blends traditional theatre with modern tempo, delivering powerful scenes from Romance History and the Scriptures. His portrayals of Benedict Arnold Robert E. Lee Huck Finn Mark Twain John Brown and Saul of Tarsus are described as electrifying and memorable.

Elyria Woman's Club Zeller Zellier Himia Efter Dera Arnold Robert B. Lee Huckelberry Finn Vark Twain John Brown Saul of Tarsus Ing of

A E Taylor Shows Pictures At Womens Civics Meeting

The Civics and Political Science Department of the Woman's Club met for its first meeting of the club year at Anime Friday October Filmart. About twenty members and guests attended. Mrs. A C Schilleman led a brief business session and plans were laid for general activities including a rummage sale in November to raise funds for the fall festival. Mrs. Oza Tasien presented views on the Canadian Rockies. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Schilleman and others. Next meeting set for Friday November second.

Woman's Club Keine Canadian Rockies Seryes Real Mortior Pierces Avés Wonderia Sor Aelac7man F. Bollings Pride Boothroyd Vis Veh

Catholic Study Club Resumes Activities for Year

The Catholic Study club regrouped yesterday at 1 39 PM at Mrs H C Robinsons Second Street home with Mrs Chas Guth as co host. Members reviewed a tentative program for the year and discussed a social remedy book review by Mrs R J Rosselot. Officers were elected: Mrs Ed Hayes president Mrs Marsh Guerin secretary and Mrs Gene St Marie treasurer. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs L J Birkbecks home on Stanford Avenue with Mrs L J Keeler as co hostess.

Catholic Study Club H. C. Robinson Second St Chas, Guth Nozram R. J. Rosselot Father Swersner O. P H. J. Hogan R. Gray Secy Floyd Franc Press Ed. Hayes Marsh Guerin Gene St. Marie L. J. Birkbeck Stanford Avenue L. J. Keeler

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Plans Party and Study Program

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority met in Lorain County Bank Building last evening. They scheduled a card party for October nineteenth at the YWCA and set a special meeting for October sixteenth. Miss Harriott Francis spoke on Russian drama, and Miss Marjorie Frangiz presented a comedy The Inspector General. Lermontov was discussed with two poems The Demon and Mts yri read.

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Lorain County Bank Harriott Francis Marjorie Francig Inspector Genral Locke Gaen Lermontov the Demon Mtsyri

Myrtle Struck Again Honored at Pre-nuptial Party

Miss Myrtle Struck was feted at a pre-nuptial party hosted by Mrs. Esther Draegert on Thirteenth Street. The bridge event featured five tables with prizes to Mrs. Esther Squires, Pauline Barck, and Esther Burr. A pink and white luncheon followed as Miss Struck received numerous gifts.

Miss Myrtle Struck Esther Draegert Thirteenth Street Guesta Esther Squires Pauline Barck Esther Burr Miss Struck

Homecoming Rally at First Baptist Church Seeks City Attendance

The First Baptist Church announces a week of Home Coming Rally services beginning tomorrow with an 8:30 a.m. prayer meeting and 9:30 a.m. Bible School rally led by the pastor and superintendent. A 6:15 p.m. evening rally features Miss Helen Sherman and a climactic evangelistic service. A large musical program, guest speakers from Oberlin, and outreach to the county home accompany daily midweek messages through Friday with an October 14th Sunday close inviting public attendance.

First Baptist Church Penfield Minenan Elyria Grotter Loran Cleves Tors Worthin Neighbour Drirgipe Helen Sherman Murch Oberlin F. Q. Wilford F. A. Yost Gatan Samson Satan Jean Pound China Korea Oriental Missionary Society

Royal Neighbors Hold Regular Session in Woodman Hall

Royal Neighbors met in regular session last evening in Woodman hall with a very large attendance. All officers were present but two. After routine business the members practiced for the rally to be held October 17 at Lorain. Plans were made for a card party at the next meeting.

Woodman Hall Lorain

Dinner guests honor Reverend Bates and Evangelist Lutzweiler

Reverend George A. Bates of Spencer and Evangelist Adam Lutzweiler of Philadelphia were dinner guests today of Reverend and Mrs. H. K. Finley of Denison avenue.

George A. Bates Spencer Adam Lutzweiler Philadelphia H. K. Finley Denison Avenue

Hospital Notes Admissions List With Names and Addresses

Admissions include Grover Brink Parmeley avenue Rudolph Letica County Home Alfred Luther 1201 Lake avenue Mrs Carl Pomelee 217 Harwood Mrs Floyd Pope 352 Seventeenth street Mrs Albert Bauer 317 High street Mrs John Jackson R D No 3 Mrs Richard Crowell Grafton William Quinlan transient Ann Spicer LaGrange Discharges list Earl Fauver 132 Brandston Maynard Cartwright Columbia Station Lowell Ferguson 172 Erlest

Grover Brink Parmeley Ave Rudolph Letica Alfred Luther Lake Avenue Carl Pomelee Harwood Floyd Pope Seventeenth St Albert Bauer High St John Jackson R. D Richard Crowell Grafton William Quinlan Ann Spicer LaGrange Earl Fauver Brandston Maynard Cartwright Columbia Station Lowell Ferguson

Meetings and notices from local clubs and reunions

Executive committee of the Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society meets Sunday at 2 00 at Alberta Wrights Woodland Ave. District 9 Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary hold Fall meeting Sunday Oct 21 in Cleveland Assembly room with 10 30 start and luncheon at noon. Mrs Jacob Murbach and daughter entertain Circle No 1 First Congregational Thursday 2 30 East Ave. Thayer family reunion Sunday at Eric Chapmans The Hedges home. South End Home Department meets Mrs R C Hastings 225 Sixteenth Street Tuesday 3 00.

Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society The Second Congregational Church Alberta Wright Woodland Ave District No. 9 Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary New Court House Cleveland Jacob Murbach Palmer Circle No. 1 First Congregational Church Thayer Eric Chapman Hedges South End R. C. Hastings Sixteenth Street

Birthday Event at Elyria Home for the Aged

A Friday solarium gathering at the Elyria Home for the Aged honored fifteen residents with September and October birthdays. Invitations were sent by Mrs Elnora Rugg and decor featured autumn tones under Mrs Anna Shem and Ernest Moore. Entertainment was presented by Miss Rilla Howey and others under Miss Alla Weston. A cen tertable held a large white iced cake with candles matching the birthday group. Refreshments followed, served by the refreshments committee. Wilhelmine Gephad led overall arrangements from the Vocational and Physical Therapy department.

Elyria Elnora Rugg Anna Shem Ernest Moore Rilla Howey Charles Longhon Vina Brown Alla Weston Karl Meister Moester C. S. Johnson Board of Trustees Olive Ransom Loretta Triffit Louise Lyman Florence Prewett Myra Osborn William Kerr Septer Elizabeth Deward Jennie Hoxyt Nellie Haines Cora Fisher Ida May Mitchell Lillian Turner Zella Williams New York Mina Mynderse Ruthagadorn Emma Jackson Jennie Clark Minnie Cox Wilhelmine Gephad

Elyria Men's Bible Class to Host Jack Roberts

The Elyria Men's Bible Class welcomes visiting musician Jack Roberts for a Sunday morning program featuring violin solos. The lesson topic will be Jesus and Prayer taught by the regular instructor. Attendance this fall has been encouraging with new members joining weekly at the Rivoli Theatre.

Elyria Men's Jack Roberts Roberts Jesus Rivoli Theatre

Loyalty Sunday Observed At St. Andrew's Church

St. Andrew's notes invite members and friends to four public worship services this Loyalty Sunday. A 7:30 Holy Communion service opens the day, followed by church school at 9:30, and a 10:45 Communion service with a sermon on loyalty to the divine Lord.

ST. Andrew's St. Andrew’s

SaunderS visit and local notices in Ohio and Pennsylvania

Dr and Mrs B E Saunders visit their son in law and daughter in St Joseph Missouri. Don Merthe guitar and banjo teacher is in St Joseph s Hospital Lorain after an appendectomy. Girl Scout Troop No 2 camped at the Scout cabin North Abbe Road Elyria. Fireside Club meets at the Scout cabin Elyria Sunday. Byron Dague and Mrs Celia Finley spend weekend with their parents in Jeromesville. Andrew Shepard and Miss Bertha Shepard at Cook s Forest State Park PA. E R Gaston and companions attend burial of Amelia Clifford in Wellington. Frank Dieterick and Don Walkden spend weekend in Williamsport PA. Richard O Donnell confined to bed at home of sister Marcella Conley. Rev H K Finley to preach anniversary sermon at Camden Baptist Church Sunday morning.

B. E. Saunders Frederick Q. Grittin St. Joseph Missouri Don Merthe St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain North Abbe Road Captain Overdeer Robert Shryock Fireside Club Lakewood Congregational Church Elyria Byron Dague Celia Finley Jeromesville Ohio Andrew Shepard Bertha Shepard Cook’s Forest State Park Pennsylvania E. R. Gaston Edna Lewis Harvey N. Lewis Wellington Camden Baptist Church

Elyria DAR Chapter to Meet at Woman's Club

The Elyria Chapter Daughters of American Revolution board meets at the Elyria Woman's Club at 9 50 A M Tuesday. The first chapter meeting is planned for Friday afternoon October 12 at Mrs J W Brandt's home on Washington Avenue with guests of honor State Regent Mrs Asan Messenger of Xenia Ohio State Vice Regent Mrs John S Heaume of Springfield and Honorary State Regent Mrs Herbert Backus of Columbus. Mrs A C Hudnutt will be soloist.

Elyria Daughters of American Revolution

Church sermon on loyalty and devotion at evening services

The church announces an evening service on the chum ho at T119 directed by the Young People. The rector will give a start address. Members are urged to observe with earnest intention and read devotional material for a day of exceptional prayers.

Andrews

Pre nuptial party honors Mr and Mrs Perry Brandt

Miss Alice Bird hosted a pre nuptial party at 234 Howe Street for Mr and Mrs Perry Brandt Lois Mills honored couple. Four table hearts game with prizes won by Marguerite Streicher and Brandt. Guests included Cotten Hummel Youtzy Brucker Streicher Perkins Watson Luikhart Baldauf Christy and others. An electric clock was gifted to the couple.

Perry Brandt Lois Mills Alice Bird Howe Street Marguerite Streicher Brandt E. C. Cotton C. J. Hummel Lester Youtzy Florence Brucker Julian Perkins Geraldine Watson Lewis Luikhart Walter Baldauf Willard Christy

Sunshine Club Entertained by Amherst Member

Sunshine Club members were guests of Mrs. George Nichols of North Amherst yesterday. A dinner was served at noon to members and one guest, Mrs. Miller. Bruno entertained the ladies in the afternoon, and Mrs. Miller, Mrs. E. A. Waldron and Mrs. J. Zachman received awards. Mrs. Charles Hecock will entertain the club at her home on Denison avenue Friday November second.

L. P. Willams Broad Street Four O’clock Club Charles Lozier Fort Lauderdale Florida C. G. Washburn Edith Wharton New York City D. C. Martin Richardson Wright Martin Sarah Josephine Hale Mr. Goder Goder George D Sunshine Club George Nichols North Amherst Miller Brunco E. A. Waldron J. Zachman Charles Hecock Denison Avenue

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