Recent Bride Hosts Pink Party For Mrs Stark In Elyria
Mrs Roy Held hosted a colorful afternoon at her Quincy street home honoring Mrs Maurice Stark formerly Florence Walczkowski. Guests played Pinochle and bridge with prizes to Mrs Stark and Mrs George Stark. luncheon followed for visitors from Elyria and Amherst. The event featured pink and green decor and a large guest list including Mrs Pete Held, Mrs Carl Niemeyer, and Mrs Fred Novak among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Quincy Street
Maurice Stark
Florence Walczkowski
George Stark
Carl Niemeyer
Sophie Ehrke
Fred Novak
Fred Niemeyer
Charles Bielefeldt
Sophia Enhrke
F. Fogliano
M. Reynolds
Roy Held
Harley Gibbs
Juanita Gibbs
Gibbs
Marseilles
Evelyn Wilson
Eunice Browning
Bunco
Eat Towne
Co. A. Dean
Wyandotte
Sunday Sermons and Church Notes Highlight autumn rally
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges while St Andrew's Church and First Baptist plan sermons and missions this Sunday. Dr Neighbour will discuss Hitlerism and the Second Coming with morning Gazing Into Heaven and Running for the Prize. Choir music, missionary rally, and Bible studies accompany services.
Miss Bertha Gerhart Surprised On Birthday
Miss Bertha Gerhart returns home to a 21st birthday gathering hosted by friends. The evening features old and modern dances led by Clarence Daly, music by Russell McVeigh Ray Noll and Chubby Barthol, a weiner roast, gifts, and a Charleston demonstration by Bernard Noll. Attendees include Gerhart, Kuchenrither, Smith, Barthol, and Noll among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Gerhart
Clarence Daly
Russell McVeigh
Ray Noll
Chubby Barthel
Gerhart
Mr. Barthal
Rosasell McYelzh
Bernard Noll
Max Kuchenrither
Marjorie Smith
Clifford Smith
Marion Kuchenrither
Bernard Gilgenbach
Hilda Gerhart
Wilbur McVeizh
Gilzenbach
Adelbert Smith
Maxine Rolling
Arthur Gerhart
Lucille Roilsing
Clarence Barthol
Mise Laretta Dalr
Raimond Noll
Richard Smith
Clarence Dairy
Bernard Nol
Parent-Teacher Associations Begin Year With Varied Plans
Citywide PTA groups launch the year with get acquainted sessions and classroom visits. Jefferson Junior High hosts a 3:30 gathering with readings by Mrs. R. H. Harrison and introductions by F. A. Dustheimer. Ely Association holds open house and a 3:30 business meeting with entertainment by the program committee. Superintendent R. C. Maston speaks at McKinley PTA Monday afternoon. St. Agnes, Gates, Roosevelt, Garford, Hamilton, Allen, Thomas A. Edison and Franklin associations schedule meetings Tuesday through Thursday, with speakers including Miss Harriet Hubbard on changes in promotion and Miss Edith Metcalf on relief work. Friday evening features Holy Cross PTA's first session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Junior High School
R. H. Harrison
F. A. Dusthimer
Ely
R. C. Maston
McKinley
Parent-Teacher Association
St. Agnes Parent-Teacher Association
Gates
Roosevelt
Garford
Garford Association
Harriett Hubbard
Jack Elton
Roosevelt Association
Hamilton, Allen
Thomas A. Edison
Franklin
Edith Metcalf
Franklin Association
Howard Butler
Hamilton Parnet-Teacher Association
Holy Cross Parent-Teacher Association
Community church groups meet across Elyria events
Monday activities include Standard Bearers of Methodist church gathering with E L F Club meeting Cisire Emerich, Susanna Wesley Class with Ella Moore, A A U W Drama Group with Mrs Nielsen, Colonial Club with Mrs Hurst, and Young Women's Missionary Society events. Ely PTA meets at school, Pilgrim church hosts a Wiener roast, Sigma Gamma Sorority holds a special meeting at Marve Wiltos home, Bible School Faculty meets at 7:30, Elyria Masonic Chorus at Masonic Temple, and other club meetings noted for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Cisire Emerich
Middle Avenue
Susanna Wesley
M. E. Church
Ella Moore
Hillsdere Court
Mon O
Leola Tripp
Longford Avenue
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Marve Wiltos
East Avenue
Y. W.C
Supt
R. C. Matson
Jefferson Junior High P. T. A
Elyria Masonic Chorus
Im Masonicé Temple
Entertains on Daughter's Birthday at Oxford Avenue
Mrs Baptiste hosted a birthday gathering at her Oxford Avenue home for her daughter Jessie's eleventh birthday. Guests enjoyed theatre, tap dancing by Marle Gratz and Aud rey MecGowin, social dancing, and music by Henry Stolzenburz. A pink green white color scheme fueled refreshments as Mose Jocesan received flowers. Guests included Lottia Smith, Andres McGowin, Marie Gratz, Marilyn Novak, Stella Mas, and Terry Bapnate. Mrs Anton Mittnich of 125 Dinron Street fell and fractured her arm, sustaining minor injuries and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptiste
Oxford Avenue
Jessie
Baptiste Home
Marle Gratz
Audrey MecGowin
Henry Stolzenburz
Mose Jocesan
Lottia Smith
Andres McGowin
Marie Gratz
Marilyn Novak
Stella Mas
Terry Bapnate
Anton Mittnich
Dinron Street
Rally Day and Harvest Festival at St Pauls Church
Sunday October 1 at St Pauls Evangelical Church features a 9:30 a.m. Sunday school service with installation of new officers and teachers, followed by the Annual Harvest Home Festival service with special music and the Harvest Home Offering. The 8:45 a.m. German service is omitted. At 6:45 p.m. the Young People's League meets for a discussion led by S Cantor. All church youths are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul's Church
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
St. Paul’s Church
Young Feople's League
S. Cantor
Rally Day at Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Rally Day will be celebrated at Emmanuel Lutheran Sunday School at 9 45 am with installation of officers led by Rev H A Sarles. Officers include Kenneth Peters supervisor Ralph Shrubcols secretary and Misa Ruth Mac Dowell pianist. Music by Edna MacDowell and a quartet. Rev Sayles to preach on In Tune With the Infinite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Emmanuel Lutheran
H. A. Sarles
Kenneth Peters
Ralph Shrubcols
Misa Ruth MacDowel
Ruth Saries
Hazel Rheineck
Ruth MacDowell
Misa Marr Ellenwood
Grafton
Traumeric
Schumann
Sayles
Holy Communion at First Methodist Episcopal Church
Tomorrow morning Communion will be offered at the First Methodist Episcopal Church on Court Street. Morning worship starts at 10 45 with a full music program and sermons by Dr Bond in the evening on The Result of Wrong Moral Choice. Sunday School meets at 9 30 with D A Burt as superintendent. Junior Church at 10 45 directed by Miss Helen Osborne. Epworth League gathers at 6 30 in Berean Room led by Miss Margaret Minch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Andrew's Church
St. Paul
Louise Baker
Kappa Beta Kappa
Robert Goucher
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Court Street
Merkel
Wagner
B. J. Hecker
Lematere
Epworth League
Bond
Ye the Father
Gounod
Louise Brown
Dolmetich
Lemaigre
Lemaitre
A. Burt
Helen Osborne
Margaret Minch
Evangelistic Services Continue at Church of the Nazarene
Evangelistic services run from September 24 to October 5 at 7 30 p m at 220 Broad Street with Rev Charles A Gibson of the Ohio District as speaker October 5 to 8 Special music nightly All members and one guest Mrs J W Herword of Cleveland attended the A F L W meeting at Mrs E L Bicas home on Glendale Court A luncheon followed and a business session held Also announced Mrs Cassia Haverstick hosts Lincoln Court October 27 and Mrs W W Mortimer returns from Petersburg Michigan with her aunt Mrs Pf Hundles after a ten day visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Broad Street
Charles A. Gibson
Ohio
J. W. Herward
Cleveland
Lorain
A. F. Flw
E. L. Bicas
Glendale Court
Cassia Haverstick
Lincoln Court
Margaret. Grisel
Vermilion
L. P. Kaiser
Eighth Street
W. Atwater
Ashtabula
Mise C. UL. Church
Mary Church
West Avenue
J. W. Heyward
C. A. Deno
Betty Jane
Wyandotte
Michigan
Fred Denn
Ginger Dénithe
Mish Ruth Gorman
Malcolm Court
Slenderizing Lines For The Marian Martin Pattern
An ad for pattern 9522 describes a graceful afternoon frock with hip yoke and slender silhouette, three quarter sleeves, and contrasting scarf. It lists sizes 36 to 46 and fabric requirements, with prices for pattern and book and instructions to mail orders to The Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department, 232 W 18th St, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maye
Marian Martin
Fta
Marlin Martin
Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N.Y
United Presbyterian Church Announces Rally Day and Bible School
Tomorrow marks the new Bible School year and Rally Day at United Presbyterian Church with a 9:20 prayer group and 9:30 school opening. Lessons focus on The Life and Letters of Paul, Saul in Tarsus from Acts and Philippians. The program includes music, scripture, and diplomas, with special messages by Rev. B. Davidson and Rev. E. S. Marshall. The midweek Bible Study begins at 7:15 followed by a 7:45 lesson on Introduction to the Old Testament. Communion preparatory service Friday at 7:30, fall Communion on October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
D. A. Baird
Paul Wainwright
Clare Short
Mensielssohn
Pike
Gabriel
Minnetonka
Wilson
Paul “Wainwright
Mendelsg
Fowler
Warvicé
Biyria
Baird
Wainwright
Louise Smith
Bible School
Herman Gangett
Anne Roper
The
Christian Endeavor Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Armin Schroeder
St. Paul
St. John's Church
North Ohio
T. Dannenfeldt
Cleveland
United Presbyterian Church Services
Paul
Saul
Tarsus
Phil
Edmund Wright
R. H. McClure
B. Davidson
Marshall
D. D
First Presbyterian Church of
South Lorain
Lord's Dar
Sunday at Grace Lutheran Church attendance grows
Grace Lutheran Church reports nearly 290 in attendance last Sunday the highest in months new members enrolled and the school poised to reach 200. Sunday sessions start at 9 30 with superintendent Arthur Ehike and Rev F J Schumm preaching on Sorrowing With Hope visitors welcome at Princeton avenue East River street. The annual Mission Festival occurs this Sunday with Rev Wm Single of Bar Village Ohio preaching at the main service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ehike
Trinity
F. J. Schumm
Sor
Hone
Larye
Grace Church
Princeton Avenue
East River Street
O¢iaher
Wm. J. Single
Bar Village
Oho
Weekend Travels Across Regions Mentioned In Local Society
Local society lists show Mr and Mrs J W Mathews and relatives visiting Western Pennsylvania and Akron for ten days. A Cornell Avenue party heads to Chicago, Moline and Kentucky with A Century of Progress Exposition on the itinerary. Other residents plan trips to Chicago for the Century of Progress and American Legion events, while several prepare weekend outings to Detroit Columbus and Cleveland area destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mathews
Cornell Avenue
Pennsylvania
F. W. Wieland
Akron
Ohio
F. W. Wiseland
R. T. McNeal
Elyrix
Chicago
Mimoly
Points
Kentucky
Elon Peck
Century of Progress
American Legion
McDonald
Aliee Kathryn
Margaret Terry
Fourth Street
Ashland
Fred Snoble
Columbus
Ohio State University
Charles King
Lake Avenue
Cleveland
Ruth Mortimer
Kathryn Hanna
Wellington
Detroit
Michigan
D. S. Troxel
Canada
M. Felger
Wiener Roast Social At Findley Cabin By Christ Church
The Christian Endeavor of the Church of Christ held a wiener roast at Findley Cabin on Abbe road last evening with thirty in attendance. After roasting, attendees played games and sang songs, closing the social with a fellowship circle.
Ties That Unite Societies Across Barriers
The text reflects on how sympathies humanize behavior beyond class race and era, creating bonds that bridge divides and civilize habits and minds. It emphasizes universal social forces that link people through shared understanding and humane conduct.
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the Lake
Mildred Henderson
Elwin Shay
Verna Barber
Robert Peters
Nettie Paton
Henry Miller
Kay Pfaff
Lowell Stone
Grace Athe
Donald Stock
Cleveland Street
Eliza Stevens Society
Methodist
Elizabeth Stevens Society of the First Methodist Church
R. BE. McDonald
Charles Carpenter
Clarence Beazell
Elyria
Masonic Chorus
Masonic Temple
Professor Wickler
Oberlin College
Walter Hinkle
Dorothy Barton
Mary Louise Carr
Bellefield Atenue
Eleanor Carr
Charlotte Fist
Banco
Charlie Flat
Janice Alexander
Ruth Groll
Pasadena Avenue
1St Cong's
W. MN. Auid
Congrexatioga
Bartiby
George Tulk
Eric Chapman
W. D. Davies
Kén
Charles Metcall Fartly
Lancaster
Sec. Cong
Second Congregational
Wiseman
Mrs. Shepherd
Mr. Roberts
Maureen Decker
Raymond Brunger
W. O. McClellan
ST. John
Harry Edward Morson, Jr
Civil Post Office Department
Oberln
Florence Edna Payne
Oberlin
Elarna
Edith Ford
Eminz
Estelle Taylor
May Johnson
Miami
Morida
Wallington
Anthony Puks
Andrew Palogy
West River
Percy Box
LaVerne Bowers
R. B. Neighbour
Germany
Neighbour
Dr. Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Pastor Neighbour
R. E. Neighbour
Ada Smith
Bertha
Mary Miller
Africa
Zeta Upsilon
Tea Upsilon
Mise Lucille Hand
Camp Tes Sea
Percy Rheineck
Meen Glanner
Naomi Burge
Ruth Lautenschlegeer
Sally Parnes
Misa Roberta Mocel
Fast River Street
Dick Herz
Park Avenue
Prudent
Capitol Military Academy
Lebanon, Tenn
Nuhn's
Jean Muir
Iasa
Ryan’s
NEW Deal
Cottake Ave
Spruce St
Ridgeville Congregational Church
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Young
A. D. Knapp
Eleanor Gerstenberrer
A. FL F. W
W. W. Mortimer
Peterburg
Wichigan
Mre
Pf. Hundles
Hallworthy Inn
Oberlin Road
Marian Martin Lew Court
Lutheran Church
Cascade Pavilion
Fred Arias
Business College
Ellsha Business College
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