Messiah Singers Plan Fifth Annual Christmas Performance
The Musical Art Choral Department announces its fifth annual Messiah performance conducted by Dr. Martin Beck with Mrs. Carlton A. Squire at the organ on December 10 at First Methodist Church. Rehearsals begin October 30 at the YMCA at eight o clock. All former chorus members and church singers are invited to join with no dues, bringing their own scores if possible. Scholats will include members of the First Congregational church quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musical Art Society
George Frederick Handel
Martin Beck
Carlton A. Squire
Otmen
Arthur W. Huse
Y.M.C.A
First Congregational Church Quartet
Helen V. Dickey
Grace H. Tulk
Robert Burns
BK. Caldwell
Mrs Heinzerling recalls prewar Berlin experiences
Mrs Heinzerling wife of an Associated Press correspondent spoke at W C LA yesterday detailing a year in Berlin before the 1930 war outbreak. She described housing shortages food scarcity and open air markets then fleeing via Copenhagen with her son. Her talk followed club routine business and was paired with price control notes and Leaders Council report before autumn events and sales plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Lynn
Heinzerling
Associated Press
Berlin
United States
Italy
Pimai
Forrest, McClead
Oporta
Bazaar
Robert Wilson
War Price and Rationing Board
Thereon Roe
Leaders Council
Robert DuCoty
Joseph Bender
Clyde McDowell
Morris Barehard
Robert Butta
Robert Dyke
Bare
Ye grid of social notices from First Congregational church
Social items list hayride plans at First Congregational church at 7 p.m. and many locals visiting relatives or studying away. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. George Briggs and daughter of Erie Pennsylvania, Miss Claire Garber in Chicago, and students or hires connected to Elyria Memorial Hospital and University of Michigan. A spook party and Halloween events are described for local clubs, with prizes, decorations, and refreshments. Additional notes cover hospital visits, furloughs, births, and missionary group activities with church circles and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
George Briggs
Erie
Pennsylvania
Briggs
J.C. Jackson
Twelfth Street
Claire Garber
St. Anthony's Hospital School of Nursing
Chicago
Richard Rasmind Vayda
A-S
Great Lakes
Frank Vayda
Ford Dernier
Gratton
Elyria Memoris Hospital
Carl Shamel
Sheriff Street
Margaret Lump
Cornell Avenue
Janice Green
East River Street
University of Michigan At
Ezra Mull
Rudy Schencker
Camp Gruber
Oklahoma
Lake Avenue
Anna Bloomfield
West Avenue
Lakewood
Richard Durkes
LaGrange
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Upoenr
Martha Klopp
Rose Malick
Eleanor Wircenake
Florence Skok
Helen Krugman
Evelyn Pyecroft
Sophie Skok
Y. W
Mary Dingman
New York City
New Members Enter Circle No 10 at First Methodist
Circle No 10 of the First Methodist church welcomed five new members at Mrs Clayton Jenkins home 133 Cornell avenue. E C Marr urged voting rights, devotions centered on Week of Prayer, and reports from officers were shared. A rummage sale and Republican dinner were planned for the week ahead with 19 members and two guests served refreshments. November meeting set for Mrs Foreman 104 Stanford avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Clayton Jenkins
Cornell Avenue
Burton Ohlemacher
E. C. Marr
League of Women Voters
Verne Wager
Walter Nevin
William Hallas
Montgomery
P. E. Diller
Club Presents Check Pottawatomie Pledge to Crile Generz Hospital
The club presented a check to Crile Generz hospital during the past week and a thank you read by the club president. Members will visit the hospital on November 8. After the meeting a high honors banca was played with Miss Natalie Niegowski taking first and Miss Millie Gallo second. Refreshments were served by Miss Sue Gallo. The next meeting is November 15 with Miss Marion Diederich to entertain. The Fortnightly met at Mrs Worth Farver's home on Columbus Street to review The Old Master by Emile Kraus about Jan Christian Smuts, Prime Minister of the Union of South Africa. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs George Calvert on Park Avenue on November 9. A Hallowe'en Dance at Swiss Hall, S. Amherst, Oct 30, sponsored by Niles Steel Prod Fire Dept, featured Clyde Reynolds Orchestra. Adm. The.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetson
Woman's Club
Clu
Beasell
Pred Palmer
R.A. Shryock
Zether Brown
C. Snowden
J. Bridgeland
L. M. Lyman
Prank Siete” Sunertelt Lympne
Jatherine Er Bowen
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
Bretson
Holmes
Harwood Lersch
Norrison Street
J. Hester
Minnie Fowls
L. Thompson
Circle No. 4
F. F. Hendricks
Helen Osborn
H. J. Biggs
Middle Avenue
L. O. Stunts
Arthur Logan
Parkview Court
Yweowe
Girls Guild of St. Paul's Church
Carleton Hodmann
Lafayette Street
Hallowe'en
Ray Bowen
Audrey Roesemann
Jean Styles
Mildred Wagner
Pearle Wright
Crile
Berea
Lucille Warner
Grace Weldon
Norah Abbe
Pottawatomie
Crile Generz
Natalie Niegowski
Millie Gallo
Sue Gallo
Marion Diederich
Worth Farver
Columbus Street
J. W. VanDusen
Emile Kraus
Jan Christian Smuts
Union of South Afria
George Calvert
Park Avenue
Hallowe'en Dance
Swiss Hall
S. Amherst
Qet
Pre
Bk Clyde Reyinalds Orcchestra
The
Niles Steel Prod
Fire Dept
Hospital Discharges and Africa Cocci Bean Disease
Discharges include Joshua Roller at 140 Seventeenth Street and Mrs Mervin Suskind with a baby girl at 124 Chestnut Street. Other names listed. In Britain West Africa widespread cocci bean tree disease threatens 70 percent of global cocoa bean supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Roller
Seventeenth Street
Mervin Suskind
Chestnut Street
Edward Detiorre
Lorain
Mra Ford Dernier
Grattan
Linden Welch
Furnace Street
Michael Lorensky
Franklin Street
Joseph Chappo
Warren Avenue
British West Afric
Halloween Parties and Club Events Shine in Community Calendar
A spate of local gatherings highlights a masquerade at the J M Reed home on 249 North Olive, Hallowe en events at Y gym and the lodge hall, plus club meetings. Guests included Jean Reed, Mona Louw Warner, Margaret Walton, Carol Warner, James Jezewski, Mary Low Wagner and others. The past president of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary met Velva Mihalis on Grafton road with Zinnia sisters names drawn. luncheon followed with Helen Mihalis assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Reed
North Olive Street
Jean Reed
Mona Louw Warner
Margaret Walton
Mary Low Wagner
Jimmie Stone
James Jezewski
Carol Warner
Hallowe'en
Emily Bazley
Donna Mae Brecknock
Elaine McIntyre
Margaret Light
Robert Fitzpatrick
Lyle Crosley
Robert Hoffman
Allan Gaston
Gerry Gaston
Jackie Lance
Dennis St. Marie
Joe Schork
Donna Mac Ody
Spencer helps fatigue with individually designed support
A Spencer designed support relieves fatigue and back ache. Service at home. Phone 39153, Harriet G Mills.
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Spencer
Harlriet G
Mills
Amateur ceremonial meeting held with postponement noted
A village meeting on November 6 postponed one week was led by Worthy Chief Brantau with the Worhy serpentoan Ewarore nets. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hiscox hosted on Townline road. An inspection is set for November 8. A Halloween party at Mary Jezewski’s yielded prizes for Stella Jezewski and Evelyn Hancock. The next gathering is at Lois Hancock’s on Chestnut Ridge November 8. A rummage sale is listed for 228 Middle Avenue on October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brantau
Este
Arthur Hiscox
Townline Road
Rheine Wat
Vist
Louine Kidd
Cleveland
Leusiet
Amherst Hospital
Fight Acés
Mary Jezewski
Stella
Jezewski
Evelyn Hancock
Lois Hancock
Chestnut Ridge
Netawa Club Social Returns to Elyria for Rummage Sale
Netawa club members had a chicken dinner at Obutiin Tars een then met Mrs Sane Bates on Neufer court in Elyria. Prizes were awarded to Mes the Brearns Misa Cartie Stoble and Mrs Emma Kauffman. The meeting will host a hard Uther party at Mrs Kauffman's home in Cleveland. November 3 Uruguay notes women in Congress. Rummage Sale ad lists heater crochet jugs hall tree tools maizeel phone 39634.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netawa Club
Bines
Obutiin Tarseen
Elyria
Sane Bates
Neufer Court
Mes
Brearns
Misa Cartie Stoble
Emma Kauffman
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Musical Art
Mrs. Heinzerling
Opportunity Shop
Wake Avenue
Sam J. Mancuso
Brooklyn
U. S. Army
Jean Messori
Lodi Street
Army Air Corps
Gasoffice
Gmooth
Edith Maetal
iOffice Associates
Emily Jevec
Thirty Fourth Street
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company
Dolly May
Grace Noveske
Jean Gray
Ann Hoyber
Shirley Young
Twila Keifer
Alice Jevee
Emily Jevee
Louise Goldburg
Carol Neubiser
Marion Roberts
Wirth
Ferdinand Wirth
Circle No
St. Pauls Church
Lilian Welton
Women's Guild
Fred Schramm
Ethel Pike
Bethany
Shear Street
Barnes
Gertrude Dicaer
Prenden
Fetcenionel
Mark
Birthde
Magyar Evan Relical and Reformed Church
John Vance
West River Street
L. G. Novak Ap Quenta
Michael Soboslai
Frank Lapot
Alex Sabo
Blake Street
Mary Vance
Susanne Kuren
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans of
America
Rose Law
Va Simmons
Jessie Coniam
Anna Belle Detar
Hawthorne Street
Netaria
Monee
Leone Schmidt
Anna Krebs
Tdu Rare
Roland Mayen
Piest Congregational Church
Knights of St. John Sponsote
Petty
WW. T
Ruth Roepe
Ninth Street
Hall
Dorcas
Firet Christian Church
Y.W.C.A
Ethel Alexander Hostess
O. F. Bail
Binga
Helen Mihalis
Uruguay
Congress
Mongas
Leraim County
Dent My & Woman
Mabel Marshall
Alice Powers Ruth
Gardner
Ena
Banvidul
Jodie
Lope
Tater
Edmond Bride
Aaron ER
Carek, Florist
Yria
Hepayee 2
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