Wells Elected President Of Democrat Women's Club
Hospital notes list admissions Guy Calkins 1S Middle avenue and Mrs EB L Schaffer 353 Cambridge. Discharges include Mrs Lester Post with baby boy Grafton road and Mrs Ella Jacobs Barberton. Mrs Novelda Nichols 187 Kipling street VRE BK. Wells wins Democrat Women’s Club presidency in a January meeting at Mrs Fred Underhill’s Fifth Street home with officers E A Wells L Boothroyd L Niebling and A H Pfaff. Christmas party planned for January fifth at Mrs W H Bruck’s Water Street home with Mrs Will Dense for cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Calkins
Middle Avenue
EB. L. Schaffer
Cambridge
Lester Post
Grafton Road
Ella Jacobs
Barberton
Novelda Nichols
Kipling Street
Vre
BK. Wells
Democrat Women's Club
Fred Underhill
Fifth Street
E. A. Wells
L. Boothroyd
L. Niebling
A. H. Pfaff
Various club events and reviews at Elyria area groups
Tonight's events include L H Chibd diners and a First Congregational dinner with speaker Henry Percy Boynton. Eastern Star initiations, a Cosmopolitan Club meeting, and Royal Neighbors elections are listed. A Cosmopolitan program highlights van Loon Geography and Dutch novelist J Van Ammerg-Kuller with themes on women’s emancipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Percy Boynton
Cleyveland
Elyria Business College
Order of Eastern Star
Royal Neighbors of America
Curtis Spence
van Loon
Cosmopolitan Club
Gy. W. OG. A
J. Birkbeck
R. J. Rosselot
Henry Beam
Tony Manzo
Heinrich van Loon
Burt Wagner
J. van Ammerg-Kuller
Holland
Roar Up Club Plans December Christmas Appeal
The Roar Up Club of the Y W C A met for a regular weekly gathering led by president Miss Leona Rober. Members discussed December plans including a Christmas party for underprivileged children and January birthday ceremonies followed by a demonstration titled In the Manner of the Word showcasing their dramatic skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roar Up Club
Leona Rober
Dashing Sailored Nrouk Pattern Catches Youthful Frock Flair
The notice advertises Marian Martin Patterns, offering Pattern 9479 for sizes 12 to 20 with detailed yardage for 54 and 36 inch fabrics. It highlights collar, buttons, puffed sleeves, and contrast trim as youthful style features and instructs ordering by sending 15 cents for pattern and catalog, 25 cents for catalog plus pattern, to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department, 232 West 18th Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Cory
Chronicle
Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York
Cres
Distinguished Guests Attend S. of U. V. Auxiliary Installation
A large turnout attended the joint installation of the Auxiliary the Song of Union Veterans and Sons of Union Veterans at G A R Hall. Mrs. Clara Yingling installed the Auxiliary officers with two guides and a color bearer from Lorain Auxiliary No. 44 assisting. Distinguished guests included Charles Abbey, Keley, Park Yingling, Mason Smith, Nina Hittsman, Mrs. Kathryn Ditzler, and others. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Kittie Jump. A series of speeches followed and officers were installed, with gifts awarded for perfect attendance and large membership gains. Refreshments concluded the event with guests from Bay Village, Lorain, Wellington, and Elyria. The next meeting is December fifteenth at 6:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Song of Union Veterans and
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Clara Yingling
Bay Village
Kathryn Ditzler
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary of
Lorain
Kittie Jump
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Abbey and
Kaley
Park Yingling
Gustav Snyder
Yingling
Jessie Ton
Mary Claycomb
Howlett
Conram
Jessie Coniam
Josephine Hitsman
Lettie Stevick
Jennie Lent
Cora Bemis
Delia Lutz
Louise Goodman
Hattie Smith
Franklin School children stage December program at PTA meeting
A Franklin School program presented yesterday at the December Franklin P. T. A. meeting drew a large audience. Students from multiple rooms performed songs, solos, recitations, and dramatizations including Santa Claus Baby and Hiawatha. Proceedings included planning for the Carnival of Nations and a related bake sale.
St Johns Ladies Aid Elects Officers at Regular Meeting
Abs John Wellert was elected president of St John’s Ladies Aid Society at their regular meeting held yesterday at the school on Third Street. Other officers named include Mrs R Munns as vice president and Mrs O Neimeyer as secretary. The group also elected committee chairs and planned a daylong sewing for welfare work. Hostesses were Mrs John Block and Mrs Stegman with future hosts named. This report also notes Circle No 4 of St Paul’s Church meeting and officer elections for 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abs
John Wellert
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John's Church
Third Street
R. Munns
0. Neimeyer
Harry Peters
C. Schoenfeldt
C. Kaehn
Sunshine Committee
A. Bremke
Fred Koepn
John Schoenfeldt
John Block
Stegman
G. Burandt
St. Jazusch
St. Paul's Church
Kart Klein
Ernest
Getta Miller
Park Hotill
Park Hobil
Hartr Anderson
Albert Wigenbotham
Charles Schultz
Grace Lutheran Church Aid Society
Owen Bannon
Harry McKee
F. P. Schumm
Ralph Wendt
Dan Haag
Fred Hoten
H. McKee
Fred Meinke
DeMolay Initiates Three Candidates in Lorain
Three candidates received the initiatory degree of David J Nye chapter 544 Order of DeMolay last evening in the I O O F hall Thomas Stringer Edward Summerice and Elton Wernert were named as initiates An announcement noted Senior Councilor William Yoo will receive a high representative DeMolay pin at the annual Christmas dance on December 8 Plans were announced for distributing Christmas baskets at the next meeting Past Master Councilor Robert Sandrock spoke of future happiness in DeMolay and Dad Beebe shared early Order history Also plans were made for the January election and upcoming events involving Epworth League members in related items members planned a Christ mas party for city children and a bake sale with a hospital caroling visit scheduled for December 11 at Gates Hospital A fellowship service is planned for Sunday at five oclock at the church conducted by Hirr ia Brown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Nye
DeMolay
Thomas Stringer
Edward Summerice
Elton Wernert
William Yoo
Hig
Robert Sandrock
CG. J. Miller
Dad" Beebe
Epworth League
Margaret Minch
West Avenue
BE. J. Bord
Gates Hospital
Elyria Brown
Betty Campbell
League
Hlrria Brown
Trip Through Ethiopia Described At UV Mission Meeting
Mrs J K Nece reviewed the second part of The Rainbow Empire by Dr Bergsma at the Women's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian church. The trek through Ethiopia started from Addis Ababa in November by mule train and lasted several months, detailing travel and preparation. A barrel of canned fruit was sent to Columbia Hospital in Wilkinsburg PA and clothing to the Montainegers School in Frenchburg KY. The treasurer noted a strong bank offering at the annual service. Mrs E A Horace led the afternoon devotional. Carlisle Neighborhood Club elected officers for 1933 with Miss Lita Schwartz presiding over a Thursday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiopia
UV. P. Mission Society
J. K. Nece
Bergsma
Women’s Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Gori
Addis Ababa
Association Gecttary
Columbia Hospital
Wilkensburg
Pennsylvania
Montainegers
Frenchberg
Kentucky
E. A. Horace
Local residents in motion as trips and family notices appear
OCAT C H Merthe of Merthe Company plans a buying trip to New York City. F M Scott and his wife travel to Sugar Grove Ohio for the death of Scott's father J M Scott. Max Goldstein of Style Center heads to New York City for buying. Mrs William Brown of Kenwood recovers from a recent accident. Cad Waldron of Ashland visits Hawthorne Street hosts. Dr W E Hart and son Elmer depart for Lebanon Ohio for the weekend. William Locke of Mansfield will stay with John Shook in Harvard for the weekend. Dr K P Scott of Thirteenth Street called to Sugar Grove for J M Scott’s death. Mrs A R Wellington and Miss Jane Wellington visit Canton friends. Mrs Archie McDowell of Bir- continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Merthe
Merthe Company
New York
F. M. Scott
Fourteenth Street
Sugar Grove
Ohio
Scotts
J. M. Scott
Max Goldstein
The
Style Center
New York City
William Brown
Kenwood Street
Cad Waldron
Ashland
May Huffman
Hawthorne Street
William Judge
Furnace Street
Lorain
W. E. Hart
Elmer Hart
Second Street
Lebanon
William Locke
Mansfield
John Shook
Harvard
Aye- Te
K.P. Scott
Thirteenth Street
A. R. Wellington
Jane Wellington
Canton
L. B. Fauger
Washington Avenue
Archie McDowell
Bir
Dance Tonight and Every Tuesday at Cascade
A recurring social event tonight and every Tuesday at Cascade venue with admission set at 10e. Local patrons are invited to enjoy dance sessions in a casual community setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Society Notes from Amherst and Nearby Hosts
Mingham Ohio hosted a gathering of friends in the city last evening. Mr and Mrs E H Me Jonnel and daughter Lois Jean visited Mr and Mrs B A Jenne in Amherst for dinner. Mrs Fred Hopkins of Amherst was a guest at the home of her daughter Mrs J F Eldred and family. (Additional Society on Page 10)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingham
Ohio
E.H. Me
Jonnel
Lois Jean
B. A. Jenne
Amherst
Fred Hopkins
Ig Uy
J. F. Eldred
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hospital Notes
L. H. Chibd
P. K. Clark
Carl Diedrich
W. T. McGuire
Paul Roling
B. J. Squire
Butternut Ridge Road
Keature
Roail
Clul Menting
Patiern
S. of U. V
Paul Taylor
van Dyke
Joan Cheetam
Lynda Curler
Elyna Woman's Club
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
East Side Guild
St. Andrew’s Church
Cleveland Street
VICKS
Day’s Music Store
Wildercraft
Franklin P. T. A. Meeting
Franklin School
John Faulkner
Franklin P. T. A
Corrine Rhodes
Annie Laurie
James
Miss Bickford
Arthur Hutt
Miss Church
Santa Claus
Mrs. Dewhurst
Shirley Altfeld
Miss Stuart
Hiawatha
Miss Carlson
Panjo
Betty Rosecrans
Ettabelle Underhill
Miss May
Eleanor Highgate
Franklins
Pilgrim Women's Association
Bodine Home
Women's Association of Puris Community Church
W. L. Bodine
Herbert Young
SISTY
Edison P. T. A
Thomas A. Edison School
Jefferson Parent- Teacher’s Association
Edison
Scott Linegenfelter
Columbus
H. J. Ryan
Community Chest
Annie Spencer
Alex C. Schilleman
First Congregational Church
Mesdames Baeckwith
Sayers, Vietzen, Adams and Malterer
Culture Club
R. W. McWilliamson
Jay Brown
Wembridge
Larry
Smith Block
Sat
Emmanuel Lutheran’ Aid
Humane Society
Frank Stevens
Lor, Co
Bank
ST. John's Ladies Aid Society
ST. Paul’s Circle
Park Hobill
Elyria Council
Ken Peters
Floyd Hayes
Mabel Hart
East Aehue
Ninety-Five Club
Thomas Cook Fanart
Guy de Maupassant
H. H. Nye
Comedie Humaine
Honore DeBalzac
C. H. Cushing
Mrs
Ray Stich
N. M. 500 Club
Concord Avenue
C. D. Houser
Colony Club
American Legion
Jae Sullivan
Colony Club Orchestra
Tukeen
Daughters OF Scotland
AID Society
Bethany
First Baptist Church
Bethany Baptist Church
R. E. Neighbour
David Hyman
A. J. Lehman
Peter Smith
Treasury
inter-Legion
Lorain County
Elyria Memorial
A. S. McKittrick
H. €. Stevens
George Mynchenberg, Jr
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Finney Chapel
Conservatory
Warner Hall
Nove
Carlisle
Coor’s Millinery
West Ave
S40
Broad Street
Duradene
Mary Grace Beauty Shop
Caldwell Avenue
Elyria
Ghio Phone
Glade
Loomis Co
Adams
Tia Atas Eterna
Darwin
Seclect
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