Scarabacus Club Review Ends Evening With Rolling Stone
Miss Peterman reviews the Scarabacus Club gathering featuring guests Miss Margaret Rogers Ruth Kaiser and Gertrude Mallory. Miss Joyce Peterman summarized the evening with a Rolling Stone review of Lowell Thomas's story about Major Arthur Radcliffe Dugmore a naturalist mariner author hunter explorer lecturer and artist. The Major vows not to feel old if he lives to a hundred and planning upcoming meetings Miss Oswald was named secretary and April fifteenth hostess Miss Ruth Blowers will host with another book review by Miss Oswald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Peterman
Mark Kelling
Eighth Street
Scarabacus Club
Margaret Rogers
Ruth Kaiser
Gertrude Mallory
Margaret Oswald
Joyce Peterman
Rolling Stone
Lowell Thomas
Arthur Radcliffe
Dugmore
Ruth Blowers
Courtland Street
Oswald
Birthday Surprise Honoring Mrs Neufield at Middle Avenue
A group of friends surprised Mrs. Frank Neufield at her home on Middle avenue last evening for her birthday. Guests provided dinner and roses decorated the table. Betty, Joan, and other relatives were present, with bridge to follow after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Neufield
Middle Avenue
lLaVern Bower
Bridge
Susanna Wesley class hosts supper at Miss Merlene Ryan home
The Susanna Wesley class of First Methodist held a supper meeting at Miss Merlene Ryan's Fourth Street home with Mrs. Eugene Hall leading a business session. Plans for a Thursday skating party and a May mother-daughter banquet were discussed, and the evening continued with bridge. Mrs. Lowry Snow will host on April 22 and Mrs. Frank Millis attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
First Methodist Church
Merlene Ryan
Fourth Street
Frank Millis
Iota Nu Club Hosts Mothers and Plans Hotel Stay
Miss Jayne Ready of Harvard avenue hosted last evening for Iota Nu Club mothers. The group outlined a week at Hotel Allerton in Cleveland during the business session. Betty Schaefer was named chair of the ring and pin committee with Jeanette Sibey and Har ryette Keller as assistants. A scavenger hunt awarded Miss Agnes Ross the prize. Refreshments were served before departure to meet April tenth with Miss Claire McGuire of 409 Kenyon avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne Ready
Harvard Avenue
Mothers of Iota Nu Club
Hotel Allerton
Cleveland
Betty Schaefer
Jeanette Sibey
Harryette Keller
Agnes Ross
Claire McGuire
Kenyon Avenue
Shower Honors Mrs Stachlei At Foster Apt Home
Mrs Walter Stachlei celebrated as guest of honor at a shower hosted by Mrs O H Diederick at 111 Foster Avenue. Prizes in the dance went to Mrs William Cox first, Mrs Frank Diederick second, and Mrs George McLaughlin consolation. A pink and white motif framed refreshments and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stachlei
Anna Lopuchovsky
O. H. Diederick
Foster Avenue
Danco
William Cox
Frank Diederick
George McLaughlin
Jean Kawisytis
Blanch Woods
Dorothy Diederick
C. Woods
E. Fling
N. Diederick
L. Duckett
C. Rotikoski
G. McLaughlin
M. Yurovich
M. Tomsco
T. Rigo
J. Lopuchovsky
0. Diederick
Cues and Lines Club Holds Monthly Meeting
Cues and Lines held its regular monthly meeting last evening in St Agnes hall with Mary Hochenedel as chairman. After business, George Fillmon and Kar Halpin sang a vocal duet and Mary Hochenedel read. Six new applications were passed, and plans were made for the Spring play Go Slow Marr in May. The club will present The Gar Pretenders in Medina on April 28, Amherst on May 10, and Elvira on an unspecified date. The next meeting is March 6 with married men in charge and Russell Powars as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes Hall
Mary Hochenedel
George Fillmon
Kar Halpin
Joseph Dowdell
Marr
Gar
Medina
Amherst
Elvria
Russell Powars
Dime-Q Club Bridge Evening At Mrs Young Home
Mrs Fannie Young hosted the Dime Q club at 1307 Middle Avenue with Tidze as the game. Miss May Sullivan won Hich score UZ68, Miss Jeanette Terry placed second, and Mrs Peart Rabe was consolation. Refreshments followed. In ten weeks Mrs Bernice Grol will host the Elyh at Maree Mesavery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Young
Middle Avenue
May Sullivan
Tidze
East Cark School mothers host April Footuary at Goodspeed home
Mothers of East Cark School entertained husbands with bridge, pinochle and pedro at the home of Mr and Mrs 4 H Goodspeed on Grafton Road. Prizes for the day went to Mere Walters, Mrs E D Anton, Mrs John Rose, and C F Nichol. A refreshment course concluded the pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cark School
Personality Pals Elect Officers At Monday Meeting
A meeting of the Personality Pals was held at Jerry Hinkle's home on Kenwood Street. Officers elected include President Lucille Lord Vice President Vivian Scott Secretary Jayne Krapp and Treasurer Ruth Townsend. Lilian Thompson and Helen Zechman joined as new members. The club set meetings for the first and third Wednesdays and will continue through summer. Lucille Lord won first prize in bridge with Vivian Scott taking consolation. Jayne Krapp won the door prize. Refreshments followed. Next meeting is Wednesday April 17 at Jayne Knapp's Nichols Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Hinkle
Kenwood Street
Lucille Lord
Vivian Scott
Jayne Krapp
Ruth Townsend
Lilian Thompson
Helen Zechman
Bridge
Jayne Knapp
Nichols Block
Clio Club Hosts Evening at Seward Home
Clio Members meet at the Seward Home on Fourth Street with Catherine Seward as hostess. Jeanette Conry and Mary Halpin were welcomed guests. Marian Higgins earned high score in bridge. A salad course with yellow and white colors and a calendar centerpiece set a Spring mood. Marian Romp will host the club in two weeks at her North Olmstead home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clio Club
Seward
Fourth Street
Catherine Seward
Jeanette Conry
Mary Halpin
Bridge
Marian Higgins
Marian Romp
North Olmstead
Minnie Church 80th Birthday Honored in City
On Sunday Mrs Minnie Church was honored at home by her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Hulse of East River Street, in celebration of her eightieth birthday. Her daughter Mrs Marian Pierpont and her grandchildren joined later from Cleveland for the celebration. Various organizations she belongs to honored her during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Church
Hulse
East River Street
Church
House Warming For Mrs George Robson At East Avenue
Friends of Mrs George Robson held a housewarming at her East avenue home. Guests joined two tables of bridge then presented a fine gift for her home. A luncheon followed as the gathering continued. Attending were Misses Race Prindle Ruby Vauser Loretta Westrick Sylvia Wilson Agnes Westrick and Mrs Fred Smith Mrs Joseph Garret and Mrs William Meinke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Robson
East Avenue
Robson
Race Prindle
Ruby Vauser
Loretta Westrick
Sylvia Wilson
Agnes Westrick
Fred Smith
Joseph Garret
William Meinke
New Member Added as Columbia Club Meets
At the regular Columbia Club meeting president Howard Welch admitted a new member. Members agreed to attend the Lorain County Men's Club gathering in Amherst on April 25 at 7 15 p m at Sid Street School. A committee led by Robert Koehn, Fred Neimerer and Carl Niemeyer provided refreshments and entertainment after business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
Howard Welch
Lorain County Men's Club
Amherst
Sid_ street
Robert Koehn
Fred Neimerer
Carl Niemeyer
Miss Hahn Club Hosts Meeting and Airplane Game
Members of the H G S Club met with Miss Ruby Rowell of Bell Avenue and Miss Elizabeth Hahn as hostess. After the business session a game of airplane awarded Rosena Padler high score while Dorothy Thoria was consoled. Luncheon followed and the meeting adjourned to April fifteenth for Miss Alice Smith to entertain on Prospect Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. S. Club
Ruby Rowell
Bell Avenue
Elizabeth Hahn
Rosena Padler
Dorothy Thoria
Alice Smith
Prospect Street
Meeting Notes From April Standard Hearers Session
The Standard Hearers of the Methodist church met at Mrs E J Bend's home for a brief April gathering. A short business meeting preceded the study book report by Genevieve Gariss with Water te regs led and Grace O Malley and Marian Stanford noted. The meeting closed with consoling remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Evetarl
Mre
E. J. Bend
Genevieve Gariss
Future Plans and Meeting Report Details
A meeting overviewed immediate future plans with discussion led by EL Tn and Laver. A business piece preceded the session, and Flora Rean provided guidance. The discussion covered next steps and a tentative agenda for upcoming efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Rean
Laver
Learn Scout Songs at Second Congregational Church
Fifteen Girl Scouts and three leaders met Monday afternoon for Troop 3’s weekly session. Jane Athe of Troop 1 attended as guest and taught several scout songs. Plans were made for tan hikes this week. Several girls took nature work tests. The meeting closed with Good Night Circle and Taps. No Marshall Chapter meeting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Jane Athe
Local Personal Notices and Society Gatherings
Mrs Norah Thompson has returned from Florida with her son and daughter in law Clayton Thompson of Youngstown. Lakewood Shrine No 26 installed officers with many members in attendance. Several residents attended funerals, weddings, and hospital events including Columbus convention attendees. A birth near Elyria and various visits to Lima Mansfield and Washington completed the week’s social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norah Thompson
Eustis
Florida
Clayton Thompson
Youngstown
Bethel Shrine
Lakewood
Lakewood Shrine No
Masonic Temple
Charles Tattersall
Wilfrid Bowdler
Ed Monroe
Ralph Bevard
Fred Sasse
Hildreth Sasse
George Kunkle
Alva Bullock
Harvey Merriman
Florence Smith
Charles Smith
Paul Taylor
Walter Otto
Marr Resse
Paul Weinsbrod
Bernie Perkins
Frank Aust
Elgin Lewis
Harold Markham
Howard Rogers
Harry Draker
Richard Kinz
Mansfield
William Robertson
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Washington, D.C
Ray MecGoswin
Toledo
H. H. McGowin
Kenyon Avenue
O. QO. Strohl
West Street
George Clausius
Spruce Street
F.C. Ott
Lorain
Elizabeth II
Amherst
Newark
Ohio
R. B. Lersch
Hospital Company
F. W. Hoover
Evelin Head
Kauffman
Hilda Cook
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ohio Hospital Association
Deshler-Wallick
Columbus
Co. J. Ketloes
Ist Hhield
W. OM. Crawford, Jp
Elyria
Bronies Ford
Wellmeinn
Mires Ruth Gut
Gearse Gill
Columbau
Walbouren
Moss Gill
Grasse Ma Naha
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Mrs Martha Refen ning at 559 W Third St, Mrs Porter Bingham, Avon Ethel Pratt, Brunswick Clarence Webb of 1527 West River St, Richard and Charles Mason at 377 Columbus St, and Eileen Ferrell of Wellington. Discharges include Edward Boone of Vermilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Refenning
Third St
Porter Bingham
Avon
Ethel Pratt
Brunswick
Clarence Webb
West River Street
Richard and Charles Mason
Columbus Street
Eileen Ferrell
Wellington
Edward Boone
Vermilion
Circle of St Pauls meet with Catherine Rogers
Calendar notes for St Pauls Circle and multiple local groups meet in Elyria and Lorain. Activities include Daughters of Scotia, Women of Moose social, Harmon Lodge, Elizabeth Stevens Society, Elyria Lodge, and St Pauls Y P L. A 2nd Congregational Division hosts an April Fool party at Mrs Jollys home at 220 Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciovericaf
St. Paul's
Catherine Rogers
Oberlin Road
Fight O'Clock Club
Itia Morse
Hillsdale Court
Daughters of Scotia
Women of Moose Save
Franks
Harmon Lodge
Elizabeth Stevens Society of
M. E. Church
Elyria Lodge
Fr. O. O. Fo
Lorain County Rabbit and Cayex Association
Elyria Savings and Trust
St. Paul's Y. P. L
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
Boys’ Missionary Society of U. FP
Cong’s. Division
Jolly
Lake Avenue
Et Yet Club Social Time At Pumphrel Home
The Et Yet Club entertained members and Helen Kramer at the Pumphrel home on Rast avenue for a regular business and social meeting. After a brief session, members played bridge with prizes awarded to Helen Kramer and Thelma Carter. Mrs Geo Carter received a club gift, luncheon followed, and the group planned to meet again on April 15 with Mrs George Carter on Spruce street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dickens
Oxford Street
Earl Hawkins
William Gibbons
David Beattie
Arthur Radde
Fairlawn Avenue
Et Yet Club
Helen Kramer
Pumphrel
Rast Avenue
Thelma Carter
Geo. Carter
Thelma Jumont
George Carter
Spruce Street
Guild Plans April Rummage Sale at First Congregational
The First Congregational Guild met in church parlors on Monday to discuss a rummage sale set for April. In two weeks, on April 15, an entertaining meeting will be featured by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Guild
Amherst Study Hour Club Hosts Spring Luncheon
Mrs E H Race hosted the Study Hour Club at her South Amherst home with seven members and guests attending. Miss Janice Ruth performed a vocal recital with her mother Mrs Fred Ruth from Oberlin, and Miss Marcaret Tice spoke on New England poets visiting Robert Frost's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
E. H. Race
Janice Ruth
Piaza
Fred Ruth
Oberlin
Marcaret Tice
New England
Robert Frost
EL Moore
Isaac Slack
John Thompson
O. J. Nath
Emil Ruth
Neill¢ Dasix
Mires
Janice
John Ludn Oz
S. R. Webhar
J. L. Davis
Hammond Autobiography Marks Sixtieth Birthday Volumes
John Hays Hammond's Autobiography, published by Farrar and Rinehart, commemorates his 60th birthday with rich personal anecdotes from a life of mining, finance, and global diplomacy. The two volumes recount his travels, royal and presidential connections, and near six decades of industrial and political activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hays Hammond
Hammond
Farrar and Rinehart
Mr. Hammond
George
England
Local Women Named in Amherst Area List
Elyria, Mrs. Victor Schnaak, Mrs. George Graybill, Miss Eleanor Thompson, Mrs. Arthur Ernst, Mrs. Paul Mori, Miss Margaret Rice, Mrs. Harmon Mathas, Mrs. Mencca and Mrs. Martin from South Amherst and Miss Kelly from Kipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Victor Schnaak
George Graybill
Eleanor Thompson
Arthur Ernst
Paul Mori
Margaret Rice
Harmon Mathas
Mencca
Martin
South Amherst
Kelly
Kipton
Sunday school and church meeting notices
The Sunday school board will meet at the home of Wm. Roberts this evening. Trustees will meet at the home of Arthur Engle Thursday eve. Choir practice at the parsonage Friday afternoon at 4 00 o'clock. Members of the Ladies Dime Society will go to the First Church in Oberlin Wednesday for a meeting of the Congregational Societies of the Medina Association. A potluck luncheon will be served at 1 00 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Roberts
Arthur Engle
Ladies Dime Society
Oberlin
Congregational Societies
Medina Association
Methodist Official Board Meeting At Mrs Slack Home
The Methodist official board will meet at the home of Mrs. Sam Slack this evening. All members are asked to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Sam Slack
Mrs Allsop Hosts Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Mrs Robert Allsop will open her home to members of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Thursday afternoon for a meeting and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allsop
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Graybill Couple Move Into New East Main Street Home
Mr and Mrs George Graybill have taken occupancy of a residence on East Main Street marking a new chapter for the couple in the local neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Graybill
East Main Street
Regular Royal Neighbors Lodge Meeting At Mrs Jamie Home
A regular meeting of the Royal Neighbors lodge will be held at the home of Mrs. John Jamie on Thursday evening. Her daughter will assist with the serving. A good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors Lodge
John Jamie
Local Dwellers Share Sunday Visits and Illness Updates
Neil Ruth spent Sunday at home and attended Congregational church services. He remains confined to Pleasant View Sanatorium for treatment. Ada Stevenson and daughter Twylah from Elyria visited Sunday afternoon. Warren Powers and three Bowling Green friends visited his parents. Esther Ott and Lewis Burford were guests in Urichsville on Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Holzhauer is ill and confined to home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Ruth
Congregational Church
Neil
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Ada Stevenson
Mias Twylah
Elyria
Warren Powers
Bowling Green
Arthur Powers
Esther Ott
Lewis Burford
Urichsville
Ohio
Wm. Holzhauer
Poor Posture Injures Child Health
Washington reports the Children’s Bureau of the Labor Department describes poor posture in children with weight on heels knees bent head forward chin out and shoulders protruding. A new poster Good Posture in the Little Child outlines proper stance with weight on the balls of the feet head high chest raised and knees straight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Saya
Children’s Bureau
Labor Department
Girls Test Films on Work in Japanese Mills
Eighteen girls from Iwate prefecture begin work in a spinning mill at Kaizukacho Japan to test treatment of girl operators in city mills. The group includes twenty year old Kiro Fujisawa, a high school graduate from a well to do family. About half will stay permanently while the rest return home in about two months to report conditions back to their village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Mills
Iwate Prefecture
Kaizukacho
Japan
Kiro Fujisawa
Gcopie
Old California Gold Field To Honor Twain
California's Mother Lode region plans a centennial celebration for Mark Twain born May 11 and 12 featuring a rodeo and dance in Columbia near Jackass Hill. Events include a Wild West exhibition and a wild cow milking contest with nearly $3,000 in prizes, honoring the writer in his old mining country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Cal
California
Mother Lode
Mark Twain
Columbia
Jackass Hill
Twain
Frisco yachtsmen warned of Alcatraz danger
San Francisco readers learn that Alcatraz Island prison safety orders ban boats within 30 yards of Pevil's Isle. Warden James B Johnston declares any yacht or power cruiser approaching the island will be fired upon, aiming to deter Regatta interference with inmates like Al Capone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Alcatraz Island Federal Penitentiary
James
Johnston
Pevil’s Isle
Friends of
al Capone
Wife Ordered to Pay Ex Husband in Osaka Divorce
In Osaka Japan a divorce ruling requires Saburo Miyahara's wife to pay him 50 dollars to soothe his injured honor after he initially sought 1115 and received 200 at the first hearing. He claimed she behaved badly and brought lovers home, saying he was too gentle for her actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saburo Miyahara
Osaka
Japan
Miyahara
Monument to Queen Emma Planned in Amsterdam
Amsterdam plans a monument to Queen Emma who died last year. The statue will mark her role as Regent and mother of Queen Wilhelmina, and her charity to the poor. Funds are being raised in Amsterdam. Emma supported the tuberculosis campaign and helped start the Orange Nassau Sanatorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Holland
Emma
Wilhelmina
Orange Nassau
Duty Guides The Rood To Just Use Of Wealth
A concise axiom asserts that possessions of mind and matter tempt misuses. Only the rood remains secure, its aim not happiness but duty, guiding restraint and moral purpose.
Rebekah Card Party at C O F Hall
The Rebekah group hosts a card party at C O F Hall on April 3 at 3 p.m. The event features pinochle and Pedro Bunco for attendees. Proceeds support club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
C. O. F. Hall
Pedro
Bunco
Spain's Amazon Expedition Nears Departure
Madrid reports preparations for Iglesias' expedition to the Amazon are advanced. The vessel has been launched, 11 supply bases planned with three main depots. Two dismantlable amphibian planes will accompany the party for a three year journey with fish and meat providing most sustenance. Diet will reflect local conditions and Spanish customs. Protective measures cover various diseases including trypanosomiasis and malaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Iglesias
Amazon
South America
New Guinea
Doctor Herrera
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kliggs
Elyria Church of Christ
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Mothersingers Entertain
Esther Harrison
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Middle Ave
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Austria-Hungary
the Kaiser
Rudyard Kipling
Sir Henry Rider Haggard
Missionary Society
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Old California
Frisco
Alcatraz
Carl Goetz
E. 4Th St
Spain
Cascade
Midget Beauty’ Shop
W. Broad St
Canne CS
Haserodt
Broad ST
Edith Mae
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
Wall Sapeer
Castles
Castle
Elyria, Ohio
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