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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1937
Page
6
Jews prepare for the eight day Sukkos or Tabernacles festival starting Sunday evening September 19, 1937. The holiday centers on gratitude to God and the four species, with pilgrims to the Temple in early times and modern consecration services for young children on the eighth day.
A ceremony honors the completion of the annual Torah readings with Deuteronomy's last verses read, the scroll rolled, and the cycle begun anew with Genesis first verses, symbolizing Israel's enduring commitment to the Law.
Sept 16 Vincent brief notes Charles Mills of Columbia visiting Clara Keller. Dinner guests of Mrs J J Hecker included sisters Theresa Weber Elizabeth Gayhart Avon and Anna Sands Elyria and daughter Bruce of Amherst. Thomas Claude Baldwin visited relatives at Eftbuck Onin and Stinebring reunion held at Fred Wickham’s Savannah Ohio. C E McIntire and Frankie Reese spent Sunday at Lakeside and attended the Methodist conference. Reverend Theodore Paul to remain as pastor for another year. D A Woodings and Julia Ann Elyria visited J G Morris Sunday afternoon. Callers Sunday evening at the Morris home.
Miss Wilhelmine Myers of Grafton and Mrs Leroy Rhone join a group at the home of Mrs B Rea. Jotlings Mrs J C Cox of Toledo visits at her daughter’s. F H Lewis and children spend Sunday with Herman Smith. The group marks two birthdays Fred Smith of Cleveland and Herman Smith. Guests at the Baldwin home include Everett Baldwin and family, Ralph Weaver and Anna Barclay. F H Lewis attends 4 H club congress in Columbus. Mrs J J Heckel and Mrs L H Keller visit Clyde McAlhater on Detroit Road. Pauline Hasley and Rembach of Elyria stop by L H Keller.
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