Garden Club dinner and year end notes in Elyria
The Garden Club held its annual dinner at the Elyria Women’s Club with forty two members and guests attending. Officers elected for 1936 include President C F Yeager and Treasurer Miss Mabel Marsh. A Yosemite Valley flower film was shown by James Thomas and Perry Koplin. Various society notes cover Christmas parties, bingo prizes, and plans for future events at Dover Center and other local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Deane Burns
C. F. Yeager
W. C. Chancello
C. F. Ensign
Mabel Marsh
Yosemite Valley
James Thomas
Perry Koplin
Rainbow Assembly Has Inspection at Hall Event
Rainbow Assembly members wore frocks for the annual inspection led by Georgis Cleveland, with officers from North Dakota and Ohio present. Two candidates were prepared, and a DeMolay dance was announced for December twenty sixth. After the inspection, praise was given for the exemplary conduct and contributions to a charity drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Rainbow
Georgis
Cleveland
Oficer
Alira Bar
Clevelland
Obie
Naner Jenkins
Elizabeth Campbell
Trict
Audrew Squire
Grand Representa North Dakota
Worthy
Order of Ern Star
Robert Hand
Meat Marsh
Jean Aschenbach
June
Bride Mrs Feeley Hosts Shower For Mrs Young of Wellston
Entertained by Mrs L B Feeley of the Diagonal road, the miscellaneous shower honored Mrs Robert E Young Dorothy Daly with cards and banque as diversions. First prize went to Mrs Robert G Young Jr, with many useful gifts from local friends. A luncheon followed. the couple will live at 537 Washington Aves Lorain Ohio after December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Feeley
Diagnal Road
Robert E. Young
Dorothy Daly
Charles Daney
Irene Dair
John Daly
Robert G. Young
Young
Charles Daner
Frank
Gertrude
Washington Avenues
Lorain
Plan Guest Meeting Opens JT A Executive Board
Kenneth Lord of Marseil anke opened her name as last to eighteen members of the JT A executive board. The time was spent detailing the January ninth meeting and the Allen Association. Lord to secure a speaker Joe Boddy was asked to plan the program. New chairman Mrs Fred Wigenton was appointed for the refreshment committee and helped by Mrs L C Fidler. Refreshments were served and the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lord
Marseilanke
JT. A
Garford
Allen Association
Lord
Joe Boddy
The
Fred Wigenton
L. C
History Of Bach HesusiC By The Elyria Woman's Club
The history of Bach and early music was presented with illustrations and songs sung by Mrs. Ethel Hart. Mrs. J. B. Johnson led the social hour and her committee organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mus
Elyria Woman's Club
Ethel Hart
J. B. Johnson
Associates Hold Annual Christmas Party at Western S Omatic Co
Associates of the Western S omatic Machine Screw Co held their annual Christmas party. Dinner served at 6 o clock at the library Club followed by entertainment. Miss Mary Franklin of Eastern Heights Boulevard attended, with chairmen listed for dinner and dining room and general arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siris
Western Somatic Machine Screw Co
Bibary Club
Mary Franklin
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Arch
A. C. Schilleman
Pankoff
F. §. Rust
Mesdames Warren Mason
Benham, Hewitt and
Stevel
Pinochle Club Meets at Perkins Home
The Jolly 12 Pinochle club gathered last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Perkins on Longford street. Prizes went to Mrs Bert Buron and Oliver Diedrich for first place and to Mrs Oliver Diedrich and Fred Schaub for second. The next meeting will be at Clyde Clapp's home on Cleveland street January sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly 12
Arthur Perkins
Longford Street
Bert Buron
Oliver Diedrich
Fred Schaub
Clyde Clapp
Cleveland Street
Local clubs and meetings fill Elyria schedule in late March
Calendar notes list congregational church meet with Fiorian Hau and other church groups. Young Women cooking class led by Miss Alita Bird. Union Veterans and various clubs including Women's Club, Musical A Society, and American Legion Auxiliary hold dinners and programs. Elyria and Lorain County groups meet at armories, clubs, and private homes with social events, card parties, and birthday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiorian Hau
Lidi Im
Alita Bird
Dauz
Union Veterans
B. AL Rt
Stanford
Klare Schaus
Debn Read
Beusinzs
Professior
Ster- Gnomes
King Ray
Riverside Court
Calendar Club
Margaret Bolach
East Broad Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Tor
St. John's “83 Club
A. Buchholz
Glenwood Ha Delta Alpha Mesis
Genevieve Gariss
Business Women’s Department
Elyria Woman's Club
Messing
Eric Chapman
Katherine Hercehler
Fundaments of Nutrition Group
Gerald Frank
Cornell Avenue
Ladies’ Auxiers
Knights of St. John
Elyria Lodge
Rainbow Class Dinner at Mettereh Dining Hall
Rainbow Class members and guests gathered at the Mettereh last might for a dinner served at 6 39 p m with attractive Chr sieeq by Rubs and Hazel Bran decorations E on and program Ima Mae Tromram opened with éatois by the entire 2 Pia and Ruth entertained a plan suet lut la Eater Doris Hazel Martin and Plarei performed a sirins trie Henri's Long will be Jana-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima Mae Tromram
Pia
Ruth
Lutla
Sirins Trie
Doris Hazel Martin
Plarei
Henri
Jana
Hills Family Mark Fifty Ninth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Fred Hills celebrated their fifty ninth wedding anniversary with a family gathering at their home. Guests included Mr and Mrs J E Regal of 1017 East Street and other relatives, with in laws and children noted among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Fred Hills
J. E. Regal
1017
East
Sorority Honors Members and Club Events Across Gables
Miss Hortense Cu and Miss Eleanor Evicksev led a semi formal table setting while Miss Graber won high score. Ladies of the G A BR Circle 96 held a meeting with initiation of nine candidates and a gift exchange planned for December. Nearby events included a church service, a bridge party at H C Mechariner, and youth group activities with the Junior Friendship Club in a noon W C A gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeu Haspere
Leppere
Gables
Hortense
E Graber
Eleanor Evicksev
Gill
Madre Murdoch
Junior Friendship Club
Shuwl
Miss E
Mrs. Worth
Rolief
Doris Severs
Robberia Hoven
Provesti
Shirles Altteld
Marlirn Hastings
1St Congregational
Hospital Flasks Admissions Discharges Summary
Readable fragments show hospital admission and discharge entries. Names and details are incomplete but indicate patient flow and care events within the hospital.
Entertain At Club Christmas Event Recaps
A club gathering last evening featured gifts and toasts with a Christmas theme. Mrs Ericsson won a prize while the group, including Mrs consoled, enjoyed a salad course. next meeting is January 13 at Miss Turnbulk’s home with Miss Isabel Hester assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milliren
Heinzerts
Ericsson
Paul Long
Columbus
Ernest
Turnbulk
Aer Street
Isabel Hester
Elect Frank Fritz To Lead Holy Name Society Meeting
The Holy Name Society held its regular meeting with Cross Kewelewski presiding. Members elected officers including F. Kawalewski and Siemiash. The next meeting is set for Sunday December 15. A dinner for Mrs. Mayhew was planned in the campus parish hall, with a vocal class taught by a former studio instructor in our city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
Mayhew
Campu
Charles Edward
Ohio
Annual YWCA Meeting Set For January 28
The YWCA Board and staff held a luncheon at 1 o'clock with red and silver poinsettias and red tapers. A silver tea service from the Metropolitan Club was presented to Mrs. E. J. Crispied as devotionals followed by a Christmas message. The board adjourned to the parlor where Mr. D. A. Baird chaired the business meeting and set January 28 as the date for the annual meeting. A committee including M A. H. West, Mrs. McLeod, Mrs. Geo. Gould and Mrs. George Johnson was appointed to invite other Yarlogs groups to plan the program. The board voted to bring Mr. Jacob Meyers of Wherve University for a four-lecture series starting February, with a nominal fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Club
V. W
E. J
D. A. Baird
M A. H. West
McLeod
Geo. Gould
George Johnson
Jacob (. Meyers
Wherve University
Mother Daughter Party at Mewhurst SF Evening
A mother daughter gathering at the Mewhurst 335 club featured games and prizes won by Mrs Baptiste and Len, with plans for the next meeting at Marie Gratz’s home on December 27. Officers included Mrs Eése Ba president, Alice Foster vice president, Mrs Lewis Morswort treasurer, and others. Twenty seven members and three guests attended, with letters read and contests held to end the busy meeting. District Deputy Frank Emslie and M J O’Donnell spoke at the Knights of Columbus meeting earlier, supporting the COuR fund. Richard Teasdale was ill and expected to attend next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Reefy
May Williams
Cleveland
Card Parti
H. C. Mechinier
East Street
Mary Flood
Bostess
Nina
Williams
Carrie Jackson
Fannie Camp Sherman
Phil Sheridan
Lorain
Mewhurst
Sfrs Baptiste
Mothers and Lenin
Marie Gratz
iHams Street
Eése Ba
D Secord
Alice
Foster
Lewis
Morswort
Senhie Bach
Sunshine Treas Jrene Stewart
Rman
Gladis
Bertha Phipps
Burk
Frank Emslie
M. J. Odonnell
Lakewood
Gresert
Knights of Columbast
Cour
Richard Teasdale
Guest Meeting and Book Group Readings Noted
A guest meeting hosted by Mrs. Claire Hollis at Hiverdale Court featured Little Sorority members and guests enjoying bridge with high scores earned by Mrs. Eugene Hall and Mrs. Robert Smith. The event included a Christmas themed salad course. The next meeting date was announced. The AL AL AL W. book group gathered at Miss Carol Stetsor’s West Avenue home with a program titled Oregon in the Pioneer Katherine Schebert to address the group on January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Hollis
Hiverdale Court
Eugene Hall
Robert Smith
Ruth Schroeder
Verna Zee
Dersidy Tawson
Florence Morgana
Thei AL AL AL W
Carol Stetsor
West Avenue
Oregon
Katherine Sehebert
Christmas Meetings Postponed By Local Groups
The Christmas team meetings by Circle No 4 of the Methodist church at Mrs J G App's home were postponed to Thursday. The Furnace and Lodi Street Dibs Class meet with M Relph on West Redge and South Murray Ridge. P T and box social at Werr Ridge Schoolhouse Thursday. Marshall Chapter No 47 meets Wednesday at 7 38. H P Carli asks good attendance for practice. Bethel Shrine meets Thursday in I O O F Hall with a Christmas program to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 4
Methodist Vhurch
J. G. App
Decemint
Furnace
M Relph Mrave
Wedne West Redge
South Murray Ridge
P.T. & Box
Werr Ridge
Marshall Chapter No. 47
H. P. Carli Dramm
Bethel Shrine
I. OO. F. Halli
Auto Toll 1,108 Ottawa
A revised report from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics shows 1,195 Canadians died in automobile accidents last year and another 17,995 were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa, Gat
Dominion Bureae of Statistics
Eyes Reveal Life Look, Says Vision Report
A French report from a committee of eye doctors concludes that the length of life is reflected in the eyes. The finding links eye health to overall aging and longevity insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Francea
Society Notes and Arrivals Mentioning Bahnke Families
Mr and Mrs Wallace Bahnke and son William join Mr and Mrs Max Bahnke of Trenton Missouri along with Claude Bahnke of SH dell Louisiana and Miss Phideliz Tripp of Detroit Michigan. They are in the city in connection with Miss Maxine Smiths death in Elyria Us. Tomorrow Dr John Haynes Holmes of New York City will lecture in the Town series featuring Mrs Chauncey Smythe Mrs Richard Perry Mrs Max Suppes and Mrs Allan Fritzsche. Mrs Paul Long of Columbus Ohio is visiting Mr and Mrs Leonard Kuss in the Centurr Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Bahnke
William
Max Bahnke
Trenton
Missouri
Claude Bahnke
Shdell
Louisiana
Phideliz Tripp
Detroit
Michigan
Maxine Smith
Lake Avenue
Elyriaus
Cleveland
John Haynes Holmes
New York City
Chauncey Smythe
Richard Perry
Max Suppe
Date Bureau Describes Service As Friendship Promoter
Drake University Date Bureau, described as a service to promote friendship, operates a rhymog business. Application blanks require age height and fields asking if you dance and the color of eyes and hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Drakeiversity
Inter Nos Class Meeting for Maxine Smith Funeral
Inter Nos Class at 2nd Congregational Church will meet Wednesday at 1 30 PM in the church basement to attend the funeral of Maxine Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cong
Maxine Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garden Club
Mary Ankgrim
Homer Street
SeCa Club
Magdalene Wettring
Secord
Betty Spinks
Marie Beam
Annetta Meinke
Optimate
EB. L. F. Club
Margaret Zachman
Chase Street
Bryan Dague
Wrieklesstreet
Wilfred Block
Claire Emerich
Roy Worcester
East Bridge Street
Victor Roberts
Naomi Worcester
Middle Avenue
Earl Townes
G. Pelton
Doris Mary Ailis
Betty L. Stirzaker
Ss. P. Worcester
Thomas Dean
C. Roberts
Amherst
Vick Roberts
Roz Worcester
Tom Stirzaker
East Avenue
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Centiy
Orpheus Choir
Russia
Fd Noviexr
Rainbow Assembly
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
M. FE
Avon
Thurs
Cheatnut Street
Lorg Contre
God Luck
Neo Wonder Dixie Dan
Fortune
Judge Parker
Woodie
Los
Harold Z Person
Berniece
Etherence Meyers
Martha
Paul
Columbia Avenue
Odtaza
Raymond Thompson
Jr. Friendship Club
Edith Mae
Edith Alec
Heminser
Frank Fritz
Driten
Eleanor
Elsha
Book Group
Reautifah
Picture Store
West Second St
Date Bureau
Wilmot
Sanko Restaurant
Cor. Broad and Mill St
Over Bell’s
Crog
Other Cragg
de Luxe
Elyria Sav
Trost
Walton’s
E. River St
Walton
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