Joint Woman's Club meeting covers Arbor Day and delinquency work
The De partments of Education and Child Welfare of the Woman's Club held a joint meeting at the Gates Room of the First Congregational Church. Mrs. Wilbur W. Milar urged tree planting and Arbor Day programs, citing forests loss and the need to leave a growing heritage of trees. Miss Sabina Marshall spoke on delinquency, vocational guidance, and prevention, praising Sterling House methods and Red Cross classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Departments of Education
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
Sabina Marshall
Women’s Protective Association of
Cleveland
Marshall
Woman’s Club
Miss Marshall
Sterling House
Red Cross
Perry
Hedges
Erin D. Chapman
LaPorte
John Sieber
Fred Colson
G. F. Colliver
Arthur Thomas
Sat Horeback
D Keech
C. C. Lord
Sannar
Leo R. Meyer
Charles Merthe
A. J. Laundon
Fred Laundon
A. de Robson
H. E. Markham
M. H. Schueper
Wapl. Beal
Community club and church notices with activities
A dense list of local meetings and gatherings fills Monday events at Colonial Club Lorain Beekeepers Association Suni Club G A R Hall and various lodges churches and clubs. Y W C A tennis court opens with lessons and outdoor activities. pageant rehearsals and a federation supper with Clark's Larks Orchestra announced. Boy Scout open meeting at the Y M C A. priest sermon for St John’s Evangelical Church noted as anniversary event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Parker
Jed
Herman Stevens
Miss Lias
Iha Memorial Hospital
Ukelele
Ethel Wise
Maybelle Burner
Millers Quarry PTA Meet and Club Gatherings
A series of local meetings was announced including the Millers Quarry Parent Teachers Association at house 7 30 p m on Monday the AFL F W Lee hosts Thursday at Mrs Ga East Avenue and the Recreational Committee of the Business and Professional Women's Club chairs Monday’s gathering in the Boylan Block with card tables and state convention notices for Cleveland in May. A Mission Study Club program on The Christian Solution of The Race Problem followed supper in the Gates Room of the First Congregational Church with Mrs Robert Davies Miss Elizabeth Rich Miss Lucy Freese as participants. Mr and Mrs Fred M Barton of Norwalk were reminded of the death of the latter’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millers Quarry Parent Teachers’ Association
AFL
F. W. Lee
Ga East Avenue
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Clu
Boylan Block
Cleveland
Mision Study Club
Amy Save
Mission Study Club
Gates
Robert Davies
Elizabeth Rich
Lucy Freese
Artemas Beebe
L. C. Hecock
Theodore Widener
Amy Saye
Caroline Foley
Boys Class Banquet Honors Parents At Church
The Boys Brotherhood Class of the Methodist Church hosted parents with more than 60 attendees at a banquet in the church parlors. Highlights included talks, music, and prizes for class work. Toastmaster J F Burke welcomed guests, with Charles Hupp Jr winning first prize for Bible study efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Brotherhood
Methodist Church
J. F. Burke
George Fulmer
Robert Boot
Charles Hupp, Jr
Lawrence
Burke
Charles Hupp
D Jr
Stanley Hammond
Siament and Co
Bors
C. B Simkins
Ed . Kerby
Heidser
MCA
Daliver L. Hooke
Max Worcester
Robin Bout, Jr
Donald
Earl Dickson
Elizabeth Otter
Circle No. S
Kissed by the Night: A Mystery In The Sickroom
In a dim bedchamber Katherine battles Lee Chow for a truth about Hugh Grantland. A shaken patient recalls a past, while the narrator hides, watching Lee Chow press a withering approach on the girl as distrust lingers. A curious plan forms as Lillian and Madge plan a private upstairs discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Tion
Les Chow
Lee Chow
Katherine
Lea Chow
Margaret
Boss Man
Catherine
Friendship Club Notes And Marriage Licenses In Elyria
Friendship Club meeting on YWCA lawn features devotionals talks by Miss Jones on Europe and a camp life presentation after supper. Marriage licenses issued to Amesop Birch Berends Polgar Forbush Tulga Wiesar and others. admissions and discharges listed for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
YW. C. AL Lawn
Alice Stevenson
Greal
Britain
Maybetle Burner
Frank C. Amsopp
Elyria
Beatrice Florence Birch
Samuel Street
G. A. Brown
Robert B. Demaree
Gladys Lievyd
Furnace Street
Edwin Kirby
Charlies H. Berends
Cleveland
LaGrange
George Wiesar
Lorain
Rose Ergec
Ray
Berchlin
School Masters Social Meeting at St Pauls Church
Lorain County School Masters Club held year end gathering with a chicken dinner at St Pauls Evangelical Church. Guests enjoyed group singing, Indian Club swinging, magic acts by faculty members, solos by Anna Johnson, and lively entertainment culminating in a cheerful send off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
St. Pauls Evangelical Church
E. Poole
Spencer Shark
W. L. Vaughn
Pete
W. Bowdler
Mark Schleiper
J. (. Everard
New York
Anna Johnson
Edith Schutzbach
Shank
Banquet Celebrates Girl Reserves at YWCA Gym
Seventy five Girl Reserves and guests dined amid green and white decor at the YWCA gym. Miss Mary Bush presided with mothers honored, a toast to mothers, and Miss Maybelle Burner delivering a welcome. New members initiated, chevron diplomas awarded, plays by Hiawatha Triangle and Twannitoka Triangle entertained, with music and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserves
Mary Bush
J. L. Mathis
Maybelle Burner
Hiawatha Triangle
Elsie Seymour
Wicksaka
Ruth
Naomi
Sunday Service Announced at Pilgrim Community Church
At Sunday morning services Mrs. Anna Cook will sing a solo. In the evening Prof. Azeriah Root librarian of Oberlin College will deliver the address. Pastor Rev. L. W. Mahn will be in charge of both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Community Church
Anna Cook
Azeriah Root
Oberlin College
L. W. Mahn
Wanted Saleslady for Ladies Wear at People's Store
Help wanted advertisement seeking a saleslady able to perform alteration work at People's Store located at 140 Middle Avenue. Position requires fitting and alterations skills and sales duties in a ladies wear department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Store
Middle Ave
Lloyds and Ludwig Hosts Invite in Ameherat
Residents of this city visited Mr and Mrs J L Ludwig of Ameherat on Thursday as guests of the Ludwig household. Additional personals appear on page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
J. L. Ludwig
Ameherat
Ruggles Beach Col le gians to perform at resort
The Ruggles Beach Collegians, from Stromberg and Vokoun of Cleveland, will play at the resort starting Friday evening April 24. Management aims to provide the best music obtainable. Come and hear them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruggles Beach
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colonial Club
M. Denman
Pith
Lorain County Beekeepers Association
Ray W. Johnson
Cleveland Street
Suni Club
Richard Allen Pos
G. Alr
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Hadcarriers, Building and Common Laborers Union
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Veterans
Garrick Club
Brotherhood of American Yeo- Men
Hing Solomon's Lodge
Masonic Temple
Church Council of
Graca
Maranatha
Evangeline
Spieth
Eighth Street
Amelia Turnbull
Alice Everard
Moody Bible Institute
May Felton
Felton
J. K. Dean
Boy Scout Organization
Paul Bourquin
Amherst
John's Evangelical Church
Fred M. Barton
Norwalk
X. MW
Paddy Ryan
M. W. Club
Ralph Bemis
Harry Bemis
Maude Billingsley
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
North East District
Wooster
Adele Garrison
Caprichos
Festare Bertin
Hugh Grantland
Madge
Burton Harrison
John Brandan
Winckles Street
Walter Lud
Ischarges
Patrick Ward
Ohio
George Gardner
Sumner Street
Perry Thompson
Gratton
Anna Glasgow
Clvde Soules
John Mack
Greenwood Avenue
Mans
Mela Gunder
Lake Avenue
Mactovina
Grafton
United Presbyterian Church
Margaret Day
Dar
Mothel
Esther Newsome
Miss Newsome
Elyria Church OF Christ
Rialto
Leedy
Matley Babcock
Manhattan
Women's Relief Corps
West Side
G. A. R. Hall
Myria Kent
LaGrange and
Vermilion
Thomas Donnelly
Baby
M. Palmer
Ashland
Elyria China Crockery Store
Business College
Nestle Lanodl
Marcelling
Mrs
Henke
Tattersall
Elyria Maytag Co
Howard Allen
Walter G. Ludwig
Gon
Hurst Funeral Home
Court St
Telephone
Richwine
Mill Street
Brown Company
Vestal's
Monnday
Vestal
Buckeye Serenaders
Elk’s Ball Room
Martha Lee
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