Garden Club At Annual Dinner Re-Elects Officers
The 1933 Elyria Garden Club re elected Deane Burns as president Eva Reefy as vice president Pearl Lord as secretary and T F Braman as treasurer The club celebrated its annual meeting with dinner at the Woman's Club featuring piano numbers and readings by members and guests and a talk on botany and garden happiness by Harold C Jones from the University of Nebraska The group praised the evening and planned continued club activities aimed at garden education for children and community engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Woman’ Club
Oregon
Deane Burns
Caspar Clark
H. M. Metcalf
George Nicholas
Nicholas
Richard Faxon
Puerto Rico
Eva Reefy
Pearl Lord
T. F. Braman
Harold C. Jones
Chellin
University of Nebraska
Kew Gardens
Tendon
Artic
United States
St. Louis
New York
California
Brooklyn
Jones
Elyria
Women’s Division Hosts Christmas Meeting at Bond Street Home
Mrs Doris Slack, Mrs Mildred Taylor, Miss Bessie Douglas and Miss Hattie Vincent led a Young Women’s Division gathering at Bonds Street home. Officers for 1934 were nominated: missionary chair man Mrs Bertha Phipps vice chairman Irene Stewart secretary Ann Botamer treasurer Doris Slack sunshine treasurer Hattie Vincent. Two new members Mrs Alice Foster and Mrs Catherine Fell joined. A guitar duet Billy Buswell Bobby Slack and piano Janet Strohl performed. January 8 hostesses Florence Smith and Edna Baum will stage a meeting at Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Slack
Mildred Taylor
Bessie Douglas
Hattie Vincent
Second Congregational Church
Bond Street
Bertha Phipps
Irene Stewart
Ann Botamer
Sunshine
Billy Buswell
Bobby Slack
Janet Strohl
Alice Foster
Catherine Fell
Florence Smith
Edna Baum
Spruce Street
Christmas Party At Kenyon Avenue Hosts Mugwump Group
Miss Josephine Harper opened her Kenyon avenue home for a Mugwump Christmas party last evening. Miss Georgianna Taft and Miss Jane Moody assisted. Gifts were exchanged after drawing names. A tree and candles set a festive mood as four bridge tables produced top scores for Miss Jeanne Reid and Miss Mary K. Miller with Mrs. Leonard Kuss as consolation. The club plans an informal dance December 27 at the American Legion Hall. The next meeting will be hosted by Miss Elizabeth Hancock, Miss Agnes Dengate, and Ethyl Milliren on January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Harper
Kenyon Avenue
Harper
Georgianna Taft
Jane Moody
Bridge
Jeanne Reid
Mary K. Miller
Leonard Kuss
American Legion Hall
Elizabeth Hancock
Agnes Dengate
Ethyl Milliren
Mrs. Colburn Named Fine Arts Chair At Elyria Club
Mrs George Colburn was appointed chairman of the Elyria Woman's Club Fine Art Department succeeding Mrs Alice Henry who resigned. The department met at the club house with the new chair presiding as Mrs Karl Kaley and Mrs Jack Huge sang Christmas songs and Mrs Charles S Johnson reviewed the life of Edward Bok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Colburn
Elyria Woman's Club
Alice Henry
Karl Kaley
Jack Huge
Charles S. Johnson
Edward Bok
J. N. Eidt
St Marys Literary Club reviews and schedule noted
Miss Ma bel Hallett reviewed Cloister and the Hearth by Reade at Parish Hall. Miss Margaret Cullin read poetry by Francis Thompson. Next Monday evening Miss Mary Lahiff will lead a program of Christmas stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr Reade
Mabel Hallett
St. Mary’s Literary Club
Parish Hall
Francis Thompson
Margaret Cullin
Mary Lahiff
Kathryn Arnold Hosts Dublin Deck Club Evening
Miss Kathryn Arnold entertained the Dublin Deck Club at her Ninth Street home last evening with bridge and prizes for Muriel Brown first, Mrs. Lloyd Reed second, and Mrs. George Smith consolation. A luncheon followed. The club plans to meet January 5 at Mrs. George Smith's 331 Harwood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Arnold
Dubl Dec Club
Ninth Street
Muriel Brown
Lloyd Reed
George Smith
Harwood Street
Laf-A-Lot Club Hosts Bridge Party At Mrs. Farmer Home
Mrs. Miles Farmer entertained the Laf-A-Lot Club on Adams Street with three tables of bridge. Mrs. Arthur Guthman won high, Mrs. Frank Joviak was second, and Mrs. Clarence Foster took third. A Christmas party is planned for next Tuesday at Mrs. Leo Smith’s West Eighth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Farmer
Adams Street
Arthur Guthman
Frank Joviak
Clarence Foster
Leo Smith
West Eighth Street
S H Squire Installs New Officers of King Solomon's Lodge
King Solomon's Lodge held a stated communication last night electing two trustees George Thomson and James M Worthington. Sam Squire served as installing officer and Ed Notley was Marshall for the 1934 officers. After installation Mr Squire and Worshipful Master Morris Barchard gave brief talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Squire
King Solomon's Lodge
George Thomson
James M. Worthington
Sam Squire
Ed Notley
Marshall
Mr. Squire
Morris Barchard
Monday Colonial Club Plays Five Hundred At Hoover Home
Sixteen members of the Monday Colonial Club played five hundred yesterday afternoon at Mrs. H. G. Hoover’s Corne Avenue home. A luncheon followed the game. The club will not meet again until after the holidays with Mrs. C. D. Gull entertaining at her Earl Court home on January eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Colonial Club
H. G. Hoover
Corne Avenue
C. D. Gull
Earl Court
Miss Elizabeth Devlin Sails From New York to Scotland
Elizabeth Devlin sails from New York City on Thursday to visit relatives in Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Devlin
New York City
Thurssday
Scotland
Community Club and Church Notices for Elyria
Mary and Martha class hosts a Christmas party at Mrs Clyde Hall 317 Columbia Ave. Knights of St John Auxiliary election of officers. Frank S Harmon Lodge to hear Story of Time and Time Keeping. Daughters of A V Daughter Day celebration. Civil War veterans dinner. Silver tea for Daughters ofsvotia at Mrs Henderson home. Lorain County Medical Society dinner meeting at Lorain Congregational church. Pow Wow Club at Y W C A 7250. Various church and society gatherings listed in Elyria area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernin's Club
Mary and Martha
Clyde Hall
Columbia Avenue
Knights of St. John
Frank S. Harmon
Mothers’ Auxiliary
United Presbyterian Church
Elyria Lodece
Y. Indus Club
Grace Lutheran Junior Society
Student De partment of Musical Art Society Christmas Meet
Thirty-two youths attended the meeting led by Edmund Wright of East Secona. The program, entirely by boys, opened with Christmas carols, then featured piano solos by Jack Elton, Verdi-Dorn, and a horn solo by Douglas Birch. Multiple performances followed including Serenade by Drolla and World is Waiting for the Sunrise. Games and refreshments ended the party, with the next meeting set for January 23 at Barbara Rogers' home on Eastern Heights Boulevard for a miscellaneous program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Student Department of Musical Art Society
Jack Huge
Secona Street
Edmund Wright
Jack Elton
Cgolliwog
Debussy
Verdi—Dorn
Douglas Birch
Sullivan
Drolla
Robert Davies
Will O
Wisp
Jungwin
Donald Sharpe
Lockhart
Barbara Rogers
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Mrs Kirk hosts farewell gathering for Miss Elizabeth Dislin
Mrs Thomas Kirk invited friends to 315 Loci Street for a farewell for Miss Elizabeth Dislin who departs Thursday for Scotland. Whist winners were Miss Devlin and Bill Moore, with Winifred Davies and Billy McCaffrey consoled. A luncheon, games and music ended the evening. Guests included John and James Kirk, George Kirk, Ruth Snyder, Edward Minor, Henry Martin, Evelyn Parner, Bob Bradley, Charles Shuchstart, and Mr. and Mrs. Faulhaber, John Salo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kirk
Loci Street
Elizabeth Dislin
Scotland
Miss Devlin
Bill Moore
Winifred Davies
Billy McCaffrey
John and
James Kirk
George Kirk
Billy McCaffery
Billy Moore
Ruth Snyder
Edward Minor
Henry Martin
Evelyn Parner
Bob Bradley
Charles Shuchstart
Mrs. Faulhaber
John Salo
St Agnes PTA Benefit Card Party Held for School Funds
Mrs Edward Kershaw hosted a St Agnes PTA benefit card party on Furnface street to raise Christmas party funds for students. Five tahies of bridge and two of pedro supplied the games with Mrs Stella MecCrain and Mrs Mary Diedrich winning bridge prizes and Mrs G Zomba and Mrs Dunlap taking pedro prizes. A luncheon followed and another event is planned for next Monday at Mrs L Bauers home on Hish street. Raymond H Cline of Dayton Ohio visits his parents in Adelbert street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Agnes
Edward Kershaw
Furnface Street
St. Agus
Parent-Teacher Association
Tahies
Bridge
Pedro
Stella MecCrain
Mary Diedrich
G. Zomba
L. Bauers
Hish Street
Y W C A Board Plans Annual Meeting at December Session
The Y W C A board met in December with Christmas devotions led by Mrs. D A Baird. Directors reviewed the month’s activities and planned finances for the January annual meeting and assessed current and international programs. Mrs. Robert Crehere summarized National Convention items as guests enjoyed dinner and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Baird
Y. W. GC AL
Lighting and Costuming Topics For Local Drama Group
The Drama Group of the A. A. U. W. met at Mrs. Paul Hines home in Columbia Avenue. Ebba Fosselius outlined lighting and scenery aims emphasizing simplicity and mood. Mabel Herd discussed costumes and makeup stressing color over fabric and the two makeup types. The group will join the Economic Study group next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hines
Columbia Avenue
Ebba Fosselius
Mabel Herd
Surprise Farewell Honoring Doris Jackson at La Portes
The Amigos Class of La Portes Sunday School held a surprise farewell for Miss Doris Jackson at the home of LaVonne Yancer on Grafton road. Jackson will reside in Oberlin. Music by Mildred Alexander and Joyce Gregg. Edna Whitney won the prize in games. Sixteen guests shared a luncheon at a pink and green dining room table. Miss Yancer was helped by Miss Edith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amigos
LaPortes Sunday School
Doris Jackson
LaVonne Yancer
Grafton Road
Miss Jackson
Oberlin
Mildred Alexander
Joyce Gregg
Edna Whitney
Miss Yancer
Edith Whitney
Dance plans announced for hospital auxiliary event
The Women’s Auxiliary to Elyria Memorial Hospital finalizes plans for a December 23 dance at Elyria Country Club. Tickets are available from board members or Crandall’s Drug Store, promising a charming holiday affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Country Club
Crandall's
Rainbow Class Christmas Party At First M. E. Church
Rainbow Class of the First M. E. church held its holiday party in the church parlors with 42 attendees including members and guests. A tureen dinner and decorated tables preceded a program of songs and solos led by Mrs. Gertrude Holland and Miss Pearl Tuthill, with readings by Ruth Brown, gift exchange, and acknowledgments from class officers and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Gertrude Holland
Wellington
Virginia
Ruth Brown
Miss Pearl Tuthill
Hazel Wieseke
FE. J. Bond
Ina May Ardell
Lorene Braddon
Myrtle Clymer
Meanie Burch
Wabel Refennn
Clara McMann
Ruby Vietzen
Alice Fester
Evelyn Eaton
Mary Fidler
BB OB Club Entertained at Gulf Street Home
Mrs. Harold Scrivens hosted twelve B B B Club members at her Gulf Street home. After a short business session bancos were played with prizes to Mrs. Harry Dickens Sr first, Mrs. Harold Scrivens second, and Mrs. William Cook consolation. club prize went to Mrs. Earl Hawkins. Refreshments followed. They plan to meet January 5 with Mrs Warry Dickens Jr at 594 Cleveland. Born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Edwards a daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital on December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry Dickens, Jr
Cleveland Street
Ralph Edwards
Samuel Street
Elyria Memorial Hosital
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List
Admits include Mary Sabolik from Fairport Harbor Ohio John Damon from Brunswick Minnie Jackson from upand Lake Avenue Lewis Koloze from Lo rains Mrs Ralph Edwards from 2 Samuel Street Discharges include Mrs Roy Minch from 382 Prospect Street Dorothy Scheibel from 248 Spruce Street Sgt George Loomis from 453 Kenyon Avenue Amos Squires from Penfield Mrs Charles Reichert and a baby boy at 225 Bath Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sabolik
Fairport Harbor
Ohio
John Damon
Brunswick
Minnie Jackson
Up& Lake Avenue
Lewis Koloze
Christmas Parties Schedule Across Local Churches
Meetings of Church of Christ and United Presbyterian host midday and evening events this week. Mrs P C Biddle and Mrs K P Meister host tureen luncheons, Circle No 3 adjusts date to December 20. Mothers Singers, Christ in Art talk, and Mary Martha Class plan readings and a charity food drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother's Auxiliary
The
United Presbyterian Church
Gerald Rice
Mothersingers
Christ
H. G. Hoover
Four O'clock Club Meeting Cancelled
The Four O'clock Club meeting scheduled for Friday is cancelled due to the death of Mrs. Ella Millspaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four O'clock Club
Ella Millspaugh
Past Presidents Association Christmas Party
The Past Presidents Association of the Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary will hold its annual Christmas party on Thursday December 21 at the Elks. Dinner will be served at 12 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
P. C. Biddle
East Avenue
Association of the Sons of Union Veterans’ Auxiliary
Elks
Christmas Party at Circle One of First Congregational
Circle One of the First Congregational church plans a Christmas party next Wednesday December 20 at the home of Mrs. Paul Richards on Cleveland Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 1
First Congregational Church
Paul Richards
Cleveland Road
Progressive Class Plans Church Meeting at Vincent Methodist
The Vincent Methodist Sunday School Progressive Class will hold a business meeting Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs. C Sinning as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Methodist Church
C. Sinning
Rainbow Assembly and DeMolay Ball Planned
Last evening Mae Dramm Worthy Matron and Charles Barton Worthy Patron presided as Rainbow held a meeting in I O O Hall. A letter from state officer Dad Clark invites members to the annual Rainbow assembly and DeMolay Ball on December 26 at the Cleveland Hotel. The next meeting is Monday January 8 with officer elections and initiatory work to be demonstrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Dramm
Charles Barton
Order of Eastern Star
Rainbow
Thls
I. O. O. Hall
Dad’’ Clark
Rainbow Assembly
Cleveland
Cleveland Canary Breeders Show Wins Highlight Local News
Mrs. Spencer reports Canary show results at News Auditorium Cleveland on December 9 and 10 with two first prizes two seconds one third and two silver cups. M S Bassett ill at home with 115 Park Avenue. Mrs. Strickler to visit Arizona. Florence Basinski chairs charity hospital dance committee. Clark Maddock's orchestra to broadcast from Casanova Club Columbus Ohio daily at 6:45 to 7:15 over WAIC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Steves
Dus
Avenue
R. H. Sprague
Monroe
Michigan
Allen Keys
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
B. E- Smith
Spruce Street
Thomas Spencer
High Street
News Auditorium
Cleveland
Canary Breeders’ Association
M.S. Bassett
Park Avenue
S. H. Strickler
Fifth Street
Flagstaff
Arizona
Mildred Hawk
Florence Basinski
Charity Hospital
Jordan Hall
Clark Maddock
Casanova Club
Columbus
Ohio
WAIC
Double Surprise for Mrs. Garland in South Amherst
Mrs. Alex Garland Sr. was surprised by family and relatives who gathered to mark her birthday. Relatives from Vincet, South Ridge, Elyria and local neighbors joined an oyster supper and later more family arrived bearing gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Alex Garland
A. E. White
Vincent
Joshua Thompson
South Ridge
Jack Winson
Henry Garland
Ray Jones
Alex Garland Jr
John Garland
Jane
Elyria
Salvation Topic Sparks Congregational Meeting
The Christian Endeavor group at the Congregational Church studied What Is Salvation on Sunday evening with Rev. Cr. F. Fogel leading the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
The
Christian Endeavor of the
Congregational Church
Cr. F. Fogel
Combined PTA and Civic Club Meeting At School
The regular monthly meeting of the Parent Teachers Association and the Men's Civic Club will be combined this month and held in the school auditorium Wednesday evening. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatio
Local Club Reads and Recites Holiday Poem
Mrs Isaac Shick presented a book review The Jews Through to Centuries by Herbert Wilett. Mrs Jeln Thompson read a Christmas Story poem Pros face by Robert Obvectee Neto. Mrs Albert Slack and Mrs L L Moore discussed Browning. Mrs Willam Roberts gave a Current Events talk. Hostess served refreshments for 8 members and one guest Mrs Bagley from Charles Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Wilett
Isaac Shick
Jeln Thompson
Rober Obvectee Neto
Albert Slack
LL E. Moore
Hfe
Browning
Willam Roberts
Bagley
Charles Court
Village Council to Meet Regular Meeting Scheduled
A regular Vil lage Council meeting was held last evening at the town hall with discussion of local matters and standard municipal business on the agenda.
Junior Study Hour Club Hosts Christmas Gift Exchange
Members met at Miss Elizabeth Martin's home Friday evening for a social and business meeting. After routine work a Christmas party featured a gift exchange with long string packages placed in a basket for each guest to draw. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess to 15 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Martin
Elyria Hostess Entertains Sewian Club At Home
Miss Kay Bright of Elyria entertained the Sewian Club at her residence with sewing and social chat followed by a luncheon. Guests included Naomi Ruth Florence Heussner Helen Becksting and Phyllis Barnhart from South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Kay Bright
Sewian Club
Naomi Ruth Florence Heussner
Helen Becksting
Phyllis Barnhart
South Amherst
Foremen To Hold Christmas Party Tuesday Evening
Elyria Foremen's Club and families will gather at the YMCA for their annual Christmas party Tuesday night. Haag's Orchestra will provide music, a Christmas tree and candy for children, plus an officer election for next year. A nominating committee from local plants will present a slate. no dinner will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Elyria Foremen’s Club
Haag
Vincent Briefs Chronicle Local Visits and Society Notes
Arch Rooney and Lester Rooney with Anna Rooney of Erie visited C. E. McIntire and Anna Rooney's brother John Schmehl at Memorial Hospital Elyria where Schmehl is recovering from a broken hip. Several local residents hosted guests, attended the General Aid Society meeting, and planned a church quilt project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cox
Toledo
Miss Rea
Millie Neufer
Elyria
Walter McMillan
Edith Hurlbut
Anna Karman
Karman
Grant Glasow
Frankie Beese
John Harnish
T. M. Baldwin
J. C. Sweet
Rocky River
J. G. Morris
F. H. Lewis
General Aid Society
the Methodist Church
Frank Eschtruth
BE. A. White
J. J. Eschtruth
E. A. White
J. J. Heckel
William Giede
George Beese
FE. McIntire
Leroy Rhone
Martha Penrod
Ladies Aid Society entertains Amherst businessmen
Members of the Ladies Aid Society entertained Amherst businessmen in the Methodist Church parlors Monday evening. A 6:30 dinner was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Amherst
Dinner guests at Miss Thompson's South Ridge home
Mr and Mrs Arthur Ernst and daughter Madge and Mr and Mrs Jacob Koch and son Charles were Sunday dinner guests of Miss Ethel Thompson on South Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ernst
Madge
Jacob Koch
Charles
Ethel Thompson
South Ridge
Mansfield and Elyria Visitors Stop By
Mrs. W Fisher and Jack Walker of Mansfield visited Miss Naomi Ruth for the weekend. Mrs. Ada Stevenson of Elyria spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. David Barnhart. Mrs. George Rice and daughter Margaret joined Mr. and Mrs. George Diess in Amherst for Sunday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fridenstine of Elyria called on relatives Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fisher
Jack Walker
Mansfield
Naomi Ruth
Ada Stevenson
Elyria
David Barnhart
George Rice
Miss Margaret
George Diess
Amherst
Henry Fridenstine
Christmas party plans by V. FLW Auxiliary group
At a meeting last evening the V. FLW Auxiliary arranged a Christmas party for past members and their children to be held on December 22. A committee led by president Mrs. Anna Powell will handle the event and will support the American Legion Toy Shop project with a dedicated committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Flw
Anna Powell
American Legion
Ark
Meeting of the Fir Tine Club at Miss Keller’s home
The Fir Tine Club met last evening at Miss Alice Keller's home. Bridge was played and prizes awarded to Mrs. John Ferrall for high score and Mrs. R. Jo Hence for low. Both prizewinners live in Lorain. The next meeting will be in ten weeks at Mrs John Ferrall’s home on Twenty-second Street, Lorain, for a Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Keller
John Ferrarl
R. Jo Hence
Lorain
John Ferrall
Twenty-second Street
Wedding Date Set For Naomi Ruth and Jack Walker
Miss Naomi Ruth and Jack Walker plan a Mansfield wedding with January twentieth as the date. A pre nuptial gathering hosted by Miss Phyllis Barnhart featured pink and green decor, a luncheon, and gifts. Attendees included Miss Florence Heussner, Miss Kathrine Bright of Elyria, and several local guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Barnhart
Naomi Ruth
Jack Walker
Mansfield
Florence Heussner
Ruth
Twylah Stevenson
Kathrine Bright
Elyria
Holycon McNeil
Florence
Hilda Mori
Leavitt Road
Guenevere McCord
Ruth Moore
Florence McCord
Helen Beckstine
Victoria Klimosewski
Marriage License Applications Reported for Arthur Siff and Celia Go
Arthur Siff, 24, of Columbus, applies for marriage to Celia Go, 19, of Lorain. Rabbi Dubrow to oversee license ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur IT
Sateoman Columbus
Celia Go
Lorain
Rabbi Dubrow
Courtney Fulton among scholars at OWU breakfast
Miss Courtney Fulton daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Fulton 480 Tenth street was honored at the Panhellenic scholarship breakfast at Ohio Wesleyan University for students who improved their grade reports. Fulton a Elyria High School graduate is a junior Delta Zeta member and part of the Singers Club and the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney Fulton
Chester Fulton
480
Tenth Street
Panhellenic Council
Ohio Wesleyan University
Miss Fulton
Elyria High School
Delta Zeta Sorority
Singers' Club
Volunteer Firemen Plan New Year Dance at Foresters Hall
A regular meeting of the Volunteer Firemen was held in the town hall with twenty five members present. They discussed routine work and set plans for a New Year’s Dance at Foresters Hall on Saturday evening December 30. A committee was chosen to handle final arrangements. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday evening December 1 due to Christmas activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Foresters Hall
Study Hour Club Meets at Mrs Ruth Home
Members of the Study Hour Club were entertained at the home of Mrs. O J Ruth Friday evening with the Roll Call answered by Jewish Costumes and customs described by the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Ruth
Byrd ships toward Antarctica base from New Zealand
Rear Adm Richard E Byrd sails the freighter Jacob Ruppert from New Zealand toward the Ross Sea and Little America Bay of Whales aiming to land near the pole with supplies and an autogyro on board. Most expedition members ride the Bear of Oakland. Only seven explorers have reached the Pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Jacob Ruppert
Richard E. Byrd
New Zealand
Ross Sea
Antarctica
Byrd
Ruppert
Bear of Oakland
Little America
Bay of Whales
Home Owners Loan Corp Discussed by Club Speaker
M. F. Fey explained the operation of the Home Owners Loan Corporation at the weekly Young Men's Club meeting in the YMCA last night. The program aims to provide relief to owners of mortgaged homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
M. F. Fey
Young Men's Club
Eli Whitney and the rise of interchangeable parts
Eli Whitney pioneered standardization of interchangeable parts in manufacturing, applying precision to parts to enable mass production and easier assembly. His work laid the groundwork for modern manufacturing systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Whitney
Chicken supper and bazaar at Field's Church
Church event listing for Thursday evening features a chicken supper and bazaar at Field's Church starting at 6 P M. Prices are 15 cents and 25 cents for items or meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurs
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Young Women's Division
2Nd Congregational
Miss Harper
Vicks
Dee
Miss D. Wilder
George Colburn Sew
Literary Club OF
ST. Mary's
Colonial Club
Mrs. Hoover
Myrtelles
Beauty Shop
Dreamland Theatre
Ladies OF G. A. BR
P. D. Reefy
Ely School
S P. m
Elyria High School Girls Glee Club
Mary Kelly
Patty Standen
Lila Fell
Marjorie Buswell
Paul Wainwright
A. L. Gegenheimer
Gladys McCullough
Sadie May Williams
Raymond H. Cline
Dayton, Ohio
A. F. Chine
Adelbert Street
Y.W.C. A. Board
Laporte
Circle No
Methodist Church
K. P. Meister
West Avenue
Circle No. 3
H. B. Stone
Mary-Martha
QO. E. S
Rainbow Girls
Council
HI Time
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Schwind's Picture Store
W. Second St
Elyria Dry Goods Co
Broad ST
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