Democratic Women’s Club elects officers for 1935
Forty eight society members of the Democratic Women’s Club gathered on Fourth street for the annual business meeting and officer elections. Lena Niebling chaired as president. nominating committee named Marcella Lchmitz for president and Holly Burns, Lena Taber, Genereive Lugeski, June Sibley, Tresa Smith, Stella McCrase for officers. The calendar for the year was approved and club finances show a large year-end balance. refreshments followed served by Helen Plas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Women's Club
Pvement Woman's Club
Fourth Street
Snd
OfIcers
Lena Niebling
Club Durin
Helen Plas
Katherine Webber
Ann Stephens
Jane Denzate
Billings
Agnes Seward
Marie West
W B A Elects and Installs Officers at Woodman Hall
The Woodbine Branch Women’s Benefit Association held elections and installed new officers during a six thirty meeting at Woodman Hall. Dinner attended by Dege Ty Sawyer of Cleveland preceded the business, with officers named and a Christmas party planned for the next meeting.
Garden Club To Meet Annual Elyria Woman's Club
The annual Garden Club meeting will be Monday at the Elyria Woman's Club with dinner at six followed by a program. A Christmas Bazaar at Church of Christ is planned for Saturday December 7 from 2 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Elyria Woman’s Club
Ai Church of Christ
Zhonta Class Annual Home Coming at Second Congregational Church
Zhonta Class held its annual home coming at the Second Congregational Church with a banquet and music. Hostesses Jareex and Mrs. Florence Haze decorated tables with tapers and blue silver accents. Community members from Lakewood Cleveland Lorain attended. a Christmas party is planned for December at Mrs. Irma Schaefer’s home with gifts to be exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zhonta
2Nd Congregational Church
Thierry Weathers
Pry Jareex
Florence Haze
Frank Spencer
Cless
Miss Jarcox
Ats
A. E. Kemp
Ciass
Ruth Biss Vierzen
Fer
County Official Speaks At Ali en PTA Meeting
The Alien PTA held its regular meeting yesterday afternoon with President Mrs. Bresk nach presiding. A Christmas message from National Parent actors magazine was read and carols sung by the group led by Mrs. Gegen. The treasure reported progress on health bond drives and club plans for a January celebration. A tea was served and a holiday mood filled the room. The next meeting is planned at 14782 Fourth Street with Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien P_ T_A
Tre
Crrii Bresknach
Actors Magazine
Fes
Birthday Party And Club Meeting In Town
A birthday party for Miss Marzhe tied Ge any at Charles Simms home on Schram road featured pinochle poker and crokinole with 25 favors and two birthday cakes. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Carl Simms John Mack and Dorothea, Mr and Mrs Henry Pallas and Margaret, and many others. The Forget Me Not sewing club was hosted by Mrs in Fioral Court with prizes won by guests and a note on a future Christmas party. Agenda Fraternity held a business meeting at Turner Block with plans for a Christmas dinner dance and next week nomination of officers followed by a surprise session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Simms
Charles Pallas
Miss Marzhe
Geany
Charles Simms
Schram
Simms
Etd
Carl
Carl Simm
John Mack
Dorothea
Henry Pailas
Dauci
Margaret
AQ Dora Walker
Mirius
John
Charles
Fioral Court
Mames
Ich
J. Jutta
J. Co. Harrison
J. Plas
W. Hiseli
AL Andrewski
G. Manlich
J. Jatton
L. Morse
Furnace Camber
Agenda Fraternity
Turner Block
Court Shest
Ohio State Alumni Meet For Banquet Captures Unity Support
Lorain County Ohio State alumni adopted a resolution backing University of Ohio state appropriations and opposing Governor Carer's cuts. A meeting at Ells Restaurant elected Austin O'Toole president, R. P. Fowler vice president, Ann Wheatler secretary, and Edward Wells treasurer as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio State University
Lorain County
Ells
P. H. Rogers
William Ashbolt
Austin O'Toole
Lorsin
County Association
Cleveland
Ohio State
Ivania Ard
Annl Arbor
Michigan
Herrr Ingersoll
T. V. Borlan
Joar W. Adrian
Carol Specee
Emviia
Hoag
Jiehrn W. Adrian
Perry
Paul Hines
Postponed Election For Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
The election of officers for the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association was postponed to the January meeting. Meetings next year will be on the first Tuesday of each month in Ky les C. parlors. Miss Eleanor Roling served as vice president during last night’s meeting. The election will occur Tuesday evening, January seventh. Beatrice Violet hosted the H. H. L. Club at Eleanor Siegmund’s Columbus Street home. A Christmas party is planned for the next meeting in two weeks at Naomi Walker’s Blaine Street residence with Hearts as the entertainment and prizes awarded to Helen Koehn and Tressa Schmauch. The refreshment course featured a red and white color motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Schroeder
R. Gala Club
Rosadell Rhodes
Kay Halpin
Santa Mae Biskes- Bh
An- Blakeslee
Xevralene
Cosmopolitan Club
C. A
Earl Fanver
Norwood Hearn
Chas
Tarneen
Carl Wooden
Kenyon Avenue
D. J Conro
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Kyles C
Eleanor Roling
H. H. L. Club
Beatrice Violet
H. H.L. Club
Eleanor Siegmund
Columbus Street
Naomi Walker
Blaine Street
Hearts
Helen Koehn
Tressa Schmauch
Local Personal Notices Highlight Visits and Births
Mrs. Willard Gram stays overnight with her parents in Cambridge street while Mrs. C. T. Winckles returns from Chicago and Crystal Springs. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bakehouse in Elyria Memorial Hospital on December 6. Norwalk Bay Secours Troop FS camps tonight at Scour cabin. Emmanuel Lavagnino and family in town for funeral services of Mrs. Garford. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Reidy Mauthe on December 5 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Alfred Roth and L. Van Hamn hosting visitors on Cleveland road. Mrs. Barber celebrates a birthday. Mrs. Fannie Moore visits Stanford Avenue home. E. T. Reese and Mattie Kunkle attend a Commercial Teachers Federation dinner in Cleveland. speaker stresses business behavior and office work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Gram
Helen Chandler
Lakewood
Eugene Chandler
Cambridge Street
C. T. Winckles
Cleveland Road
Chicago
Crystal Springs
Illinois
Henry Bakehouse
Third Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Norwalk Bay
Cleveland
L. van Hamn
Bar Her
Fannie Moore
Coraopolis
Pennsylvania
Robers Moore
Stanford Avenue
E. T. Reese
Mattie Kunkle
EL Business College
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Calendar Supper and Meetings
A garbled notice lists church activities and meetings including Emmanuel Lutheran Church visitation committee event at 38, British Empire Club dedicating new rooms at 8 PM, Rural Neighbors officer elections, Order of Eastern Star, Protected Home Circle, Past Presidents Association of Auxiliary, and Every Member canvassers meeting at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aranat
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
British Empire Club
SL Sr
Hom Meer
Excelsior Club
Helen Briggs
Twureen
Order of Eastern Star
Burns Observe Fortieth Anniversary in Cleveland
Mr and Mrs P J Burns recently marked their fortieth wedding anniversary in Cleveland at their home 1334 Gliddings Road with an anniversary dinner. Friends presented a chest of silver caskets as gifts. Mr Burns was a former Elyria resident and his wife previously lived in Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Burns
Cleveland
Gliddings Road
Couple Celebrates Fulmer Anniversary and Birthdays
Reverend and Mrs D P Fulmer of 311 Eastern Heights Boulevard marked a double celebration this week. The Reverend turned the other age yesterday and Mrs Fulmer reached age 78 on Wednesday. They have been married 56 years. Friends sent gifts and expressions of best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Fulmer
Eastern Heights
Bouevard
Fulmer
High School PTA to Meet at Local School Dinner
The High School Parent Teacher Association will gather at the school for a dinner. Reservations are required and tickets may be obtained from teachers or pupils or by calling Mrs William Dehm at 254 George Street. Dr A Casweil E preident of Cleveland College will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yening
William Dehm
George Street
A. Casweil E
Cleveland College
Reelect Officers For Church Division A
The nominating committee for Division A of the Church of Christ reported the same officers for the coming year. Elected were chairwoman Mrs. E Kuchenruber assistant chairman Mrs. D A Baird secretary Mrs H Wells treasurer Mrs L J Bassett. A new member Mrs Nora Rhoaces joined. The calendar for the year was announced. Mrs C Poole hosted a luncheon for fourteen members and six guests. Mrs C A Martin and Mrs Wallace Smith won entertainment prizes. The January meeting will be at Mrs E W Baird's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
E. Kuchenruber
Mires
D. A. Baird
H.& Wells
L. J. Bassett
Nora Rhoaces
C. Poole
Middle Avenue
Hich
C. A. Martin
Wallace Smith
E. W. Baird
Blaine Street
Mary Cox Hosts H. G. S. Club Meeting
Members met at Miss Mary Cox home for discussions planning a thratmas party and gift exchange on the regular meeting night. An January anniversary dinner was tentatively set. Airplane diversion yielded prizes to Mary Klein and Mabel. A lunch with a Christmas centerpiece followed. Mrs. Lewis Baldi to entertain December 19 at 173 Glenwood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. S. Club
Mary Cox
Mary Klein
Mabel
Lewis Baldi
Glenwood Street
Sponsors Bridge Party A Woman's Club event in Elyria
The Elyria Woman's Club executive board sponsored a bridge party with a 68 player turnout. A luncheon was served, prizes were crystal perfume containers, and hand painted place cards by Mrs. Jona Efdt were used. Mrs Valda Jacob of Cleveland spoke on sandwich art, followed by Mrs Padler on sandwich fillings for special occasions. Mrs Ray Renz led the wars and means committee. Also promotes gift shop offerings at The Johnston Gift and Knit Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman’ Club
Jona Efdt
Valda Jacob
Cleveland
Padler
Ray Renz
Wars and Means
Hospital and public notices from Lorain region
Discharges list names and addresses including Mrs Reidy Mauthe and Mrs John Hahn with multiple street details. Also notes births of a baby girl and baby boy at specified addresses. Order of Eastern Star holds final 1335 officers meeting tonight with entertainment and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reidy Mauthe
Lorain
Paul Richards
Second Street
John Hahn
R. D
Richard Notter
Oxford St
Henry Bakehouse
Third Street
Fred Smith
Winckles.st
Lorenzo Washington
North St
Robert Kauffman
Footer Ave
Lee Hargett
E. Bridge St
William Wigsert
Ridgeville
Wilton McKitrick
Columbus
Addison Carpenter
8Th St
John Hart
Amherst
Bazaar Bake Sale and Supper at First Church
Society item notes a Bazaar Bake Sale and Supper hosted by the First Congregational Church on Saturday with a supper served from 5 PM, inviting parishioners to attend and support church activities.
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Marcella Schmitz
Democratic Women
W.B. A
Jac.ors
Woodman Hall
Degety Sawyer
Ly Zabrier
Bertha Laberser
Mary Gilder Ehaps
Statg Landers
NeNie Reynolds
Thomes Edison P. T. A
Goulde
Sessons
Viola Harzrare
Robert Pomeroy
Lester Cro
Linda Cesler
St. Paul’s Church
Circle No. 5
BIRK
Mne’s
Abc
C.H. Merther Co
Elvair's Lead AG
New Heights
Zem
Bon
Hanna H. Locke
Dartmouth Stude
Ther Germarr
Ders
Locke Will Corp
The
Kirchen
Jean Ten McCullough
Helen Chandler Gram
Mariez Miers
Vera Stroal Jones
Irma Schaein
Lorain Boulevard
Paulice Loring
Roa
T. A
Marcel Permanents
Brookhouser
Edith Mae
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Bridge Party
Johnston Gift and Knit
E. Second St
Ruth
Exke Ave
Elysium
Broad St
Exast
Andy
Wildercraft
D. L. Wilder
Central Book Store
New York
N. C
Brooklyn
Dolgeville
Worcester
Mass
Elyria
the Pair
Vestal
Fech
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