Christmas Party Delights Tau Chi Chapter With Colorful Festivities
Christmas colors colored a Tau Chi Chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority gathering at the Hewitt home on Park Avenue. Guests wore red or green ribbons and answered questions without saying yes or no to win ribbons. The evening included clothing exchanges and visits to Miss Mary Ruth Locke and Miss Marjorie Francis homes for courses, followed by desserts and more gifts. Prizes honored Miss Harriott Francis and high scorer Miss Maybell Burner, with special guest Miss Margie Rushin organizing the entertainment. A separate note says Widening Circle plans a Friday Christmas party at Baptist East Avenue House to assemble holiday baskets for needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt
Park Avenue
Tau Chi
Epsilon Sisma Alpha Sorority
Mary Ruth Locke
Kenyon Avenue
Locke
Margaret Hewitt
Marjorie Francis
East River Street
Francis
Margie Rushin
Harriott Francis
Maybell Burner
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs. Elizabeth Busher 268 Hamilton Ave Mrs. John Dronsky 362 W River WH in Lowry Wellington and Mrs. Joseph Spoerl 329 Eastern Hts Blvd Discharges note Mrs Leland Wei chel baby girl 391 Gulf Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Busher
Hamilton Ave
John Dronsky
W. River
Lowry
Wellington
Joseph Spoerl
Eastern Hts. Blvd
Leland Weichel
Gulf Rd
First Lady Romena Circle card party raises funds
The Lady Rowena Circle hosted the first of a series of benefit card parties in the 1 C O F hall. Thirteen tables played bridge pedro and bunco with prizes awarded to multiple players including Mrs. Janie Kraus Ray Kuss Leslie Kuss Halle Kuss Ivy Simmons Edith Slater Earl Kaylor Delia Lutz Miles Reynard Rose Boles Harry Kuss Margaret Maddox Norman Dostall Ethel Sparks Betty Mcgener Margaret Miller. Social time followed with refreshments by Mrs. Emma Zahriey and committee. next event to be announced by Mrs. Sarah Massey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Rowena Circle
Dames of Malta
Bridge
Pedro
Buneco
Janie Kraus
Ray
Leslie
Halle Kuss
Ivy Simmons
Edith Slater
Earl Kaylor
Delia Lutz
Miles Reynard
Rose Boles
Harry Kuss
Margaret Maddox
Norman DostaJl
Ethel Sparks
Betty Mcgener
Margaret Miller
Emma Zahriey
Sarah Massey
Holiday party hosted by St. Marys Altar Society
St Me s Parish Hall hosted a holiday party organized by the Altar Society with thirty five tables of games. Decorations were led by Mrs. Donovan. high scores were won by Mrs. Fred Humphrey and Jack Brandt in auction bridge. Awards went to Mrs. Carl Hollup and Charles Foss in five hundred, to Mrs. E J Haverstick and T J Donovan in pedro, and social honors to several members. Ed Williams chaired refreshments with a large committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary's Altar Soc
St. Me .’S
Altar Society
Donovan
Fred Humphrey
Jack Brandt
Carl Hollup
Charles Foss
Pedro
E. J. Haverstick
T. J. Donovan
Charlies Cherry
Jake Emerich
F. G. Lord
Ed Williams
Mesdames
Alfred O'Donnell
T. Conway
Clara McAllister
H. Nivus
Isler
Marsh Guinin
Allen P T A Hosts Christmas Party for Teachers
The Allen P T A executive board held a Christmas party for teachers at Mrs. G S Green's Cleveland street home. Festive decorations and a buffet display featured a Holy Land scene and Santa with sleigh. Bunco prizes went to Mrs. H H Beavis Mrs. Lama due and Mrs. Frank Harding. Twenty guests attended a luncheon, tree and gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen P. T
Allen P. T. A
Bunco
H. H. Beavis
Charles Lamadue
Frank Harding
Reading by A. C. Schilleman At Men's Brotherhood
A. C. Schilleman spoke at the Men’s Brotherhood of Second Congregational Church on The Other Wise Man by Van Dyke. A tureen dinner served 115 members and ladies in the church dining room. Music included numbers by Oscar, Ralph, and Earl Krugman and a vocal by George Jarcox. The club plans a tureen supper on January tenth at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Schilleman
Men’s Brotherhood
Second Congregational Church
van Dyrke
Oscar
Ralph
Earl Krugman
George Jarcox
West Side Guild Hosts Charity Sewing Afternoon
Miss Lottie Laundon entertained eight members of the West Side Guild of St Andrew’s church at her Park Place home yesterday afternoon. They spent the time sewing for welfare and enjoyed a refreshment course. next meeting set for January 10 at Mrs Cc Archambeau’s Foster Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Laundon
West Side Guild
St. Andrew's Church
Lotte Laundon
Park Place
Cc. J. Archambeau
Foster Avenue
Financial Columnist Examines Monetary Policy For Elyria Club
Dale Cox of the Plain Dealer spoke before the Elyria Woman's Club on Monetary Policy. He argued the dollar's value hinges on bank credit, gold, and currency, noting depresiations in Europe and Roosevelt's plan to shift to a commodity dollar with aims to raise home prices and alter exchange rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Cox
Elyria Woman’s Club
Cox
The
Plain Dealer
Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
Germany
France
Belgium
Mr. Cox
H. L. Doherty
Doherty
Foreign Exchange
Dent Roosevelt
London
Friendship Club Christmas Supper at YWCA Gym
The Friendship Club held its annual Christmas supper in the YWCA gym last evening. The Minstrel group directed by Billie Struck performed Christmas carols including Hark the Herald Angels Sing Come All Ye Faithful and Silent Night. Guest speaker Galela Walking Stick a Cherokee student from Oberlin spoke on life on the Reservation. Members voted that only club members may attend the December 27 co ed dance at the Elks and the Cabinet will host a supper next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Billie Struck
Herald Angels
Galela Walking Stick
Oklahoma
Oberlin
Lege
the Elks
British Empire Club to Host Christmas Party for Members’ Children
The British Empire Club will give a Christmas party for children of members on Saturday evening December sixteenth at 7 30 in the I O O F hall. The program will be presented by the children and adult members are invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
Ely
Captain PL
Reefy Circle
Mary Kelly
Patty Standen
Lila Fell
Marjorie Buswell
Lila Tufford
Lois Jane Boothroyd
Valerie Tite
Neva Pfaff
Dolly May
Jack Flynn
Will Claver
Richard Ferriman
Bill Armitage
Bob Armitage
George Reiff
Emmanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Christmas Party Highlights
Twenty six members of the Emmanuel Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Loisen home on Eighth street for a Christmas party. A luncheon at 12 30 featured holiday decor. A brief meeting followed by a playlet and a gift exchange concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Ladies’ Aid Society
Loisen
Eighth Street
Christmas party games and gifts mark Siene Nombre Club night
Members of the Siene Nombre Club enjoyed a Christmas party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kuffner on Marseilles avenue with bridge as the main diversion. Dorothy Rawson and Theodore Ruth won first prize, with Consolations to Mrs. Clarence Schroeder and Robert Bain. A luncheon followed, red and green decor linked to the holiday, and a ten cent gift exchange provided merriment. Guests plan to meet January third with the Ruths on Blaine street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siene Nombre Club
Charles Kuffner
Marseilles Avenue
Bridge
Dorothy Rawson
Theodore Ruth
Clarence Schroeder
Robert Bainbridge
Blaine Street
La Porte W. C. T. U. Holds Program Meeting
La Porte W. C. T. U. met at Mrs. I. N. Haven's Grafton road home with eleven members and three visitors. Mrs. Herman Haas led devotions while Mrs. Rahl and Miss Ava Pitkins read the secretary and treasurer reports. Readings by Mrs. O. H. Pitkins, Mrs. Roe Spitzer, Mrs. Mary Miller and Mrs. Mary Huene formed the afternoon program. Ladies exchanged gifts. Mrs. Helen Alexander hosted at the Pitkin home in La Porte on January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Porte
la Porte W. C. T. U
I. N. Haven
Grafton Road
Herman Haas
Rahl
Ava Pitkins
O. H. Pitkins
Roe Spitzer
Mary Miller
Mary Huene
Helen Alexander
Pitkin
Sunshine Club Hosts Christmas Party in Ha card area
Mrs. Charles Bielfeldt hosted the Sunshine Club gathering on Wednesday afternoon for a Christmas party. The attendees enjoyed contests, cards and a gift exchange before refreshments and plans to meet Friday January fifth with Mrs. Joe Klasek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Charles Bielfeldt
Ha Card Avenue
Joe Klasek
Biington Court
Marriage License Applications Mixed Local Entries
John Stanko 24 and Mary Sage 20 both of Wee ra apply for licenses. Guiseppi Petti 29 and Wina Palazzo 21 of Lorain apply for licenses. Rev Mulray and Mr Mrs Clark of Harvard Avenue plan winter stay on Telegraph Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stanko
Core-Mak
Mary Sage
Justice of Peace
Guiseppi Petti
Wina Palazzo
Lorain
Rev. Mulray
Mystery Evening at Rainbow Gardens Ends Abruptly
Fragments describe a local event at Rainbow Gardens with unclear wording and missing details. The readable bits suggest a skit or show scheduled for tonight but lack concrete names, times, or outcomes.
Meetings Women’s Benefit Association Rally in Lorain
The Women’s Benefit Association plans a Friday rally at 8 p.m. in Lorain at 1 0 o0 F hall. The Tigredia Social Club hosts a Christmas luncheon at noon at Mrs. Sadie Gorman’s Cleveland Street home. Metropolitan Club gathering set for 2 p.m. with Mrs. Earl Bacon at 350 Eastern Heights Blvd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Benefit Association
Lorain
F. Hall
Tigredia Social Club
Sadie Gorman
Cleveland Street
Metropolitan Club
Earl Bacon
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Mrs Cartwright Hosts Circle No 2 Christmas Party
Eleven members and six guests of Circle No 2 at St Pauls Church met yesterday at Mrs Cartwright's West street home. Mary Fox read Luke Chapter 2. officers were reelected for 1934. Circle plans a December 27 Christmas party and will donate a substantial sum to the general treasury.
Legion Auxiliary Benefit Card Party Draws Big Turnout
A highly successful benefit card party at the American Legion home, organized by the Legion Auxiliary, raised funds for the annual Christmas party for Legionnaires and ex-service men’s children. Winners included Mrs. Kasdasky, Mrs. Szabo, Mrs. Sam Davis, and Mrs. Meinke, with bridge prizes awarded to Mrs. Don Wilmot, Mrs. Fred Hadaway, George Tattersall, and Joe Kolopos. General chairwoman Mrs. Foster Dirlam led the event with her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
Don Wilmot
Fred Hadaway
George Tattersall
Joe Kolopos
Kasdasky
Szabo
Sam Davis
Meinke
Banco
Legionnairs
Legion Home
Foster Dirlam
Willa , Sudro
Hugh Amidon
Jack Jobson
W A of 1st Cng's Sews for Red Cross
Woman's Association of First Congregational church held an all day sewing and cutting session for the Red Cross. Members brought lunch, with an executive board meeting and plans for another all day session on January third. A program is planned for the afternoon. January seventeenth hosts Union Missionary Tea. A daughter was born December 14 at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Joseph Spoerl. Dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday evening featuring Cooks Orchestra, 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Bowers
B. K. G. Club
Jane Hall
Jane Hill
Eastern Heights Boulevard
W. A
1St Cong
RED Cross
Woman's Association of First Cngregational
Union Missionary
Joseph Spoerl
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ladies Auxiliary of St John to Meet at Graf ton Home
The Ladies Auxiliary of St John will meet at the Graf ton home of Mrs. Dent on Friday at 8 P M. The gathering invites members and interested attendees to join for the session and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
Grafton
Fri
Triple Four Club Hosts Christmas Dinner Bridge
The Triple Four Bridge Club held a Christmas party at Miss Ruth Huss’s West River Street home. A tureen dinner and festively decorated tables preceded a bridge game with prizes awarded to Jerry Jaroch and Phasius Jaycox. Mrs Harold of Lorain attended. January plans honor Miss Margaret Stirzaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triple Four Bridge
Ruth Huss
West River Street
Santa Claus
Jerry Jaroch
Phasius Jaycox
Harold
Lorain
Margaret Stirzaker
Cornell Avenue
St Pauls Men s Brotherhood Hosts Pound Party
The St Pauls church Brotherhood meeting drew a large crowd last evening. L B Hindman spoke on The Sermon on the Mount and Russell Dunford performed musical selections. Attendees contributed groceries and food for the needy. The program also included a checker tournament and a dart baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of St. Paul’s Church
L. B. Hindman
Russell Dunford
Miss Helen Osborn Named W C T U President
Miss Helen Osborn is elected president of the W C T U succeeding Mrs S H Strickler who will winter in Arizona with her daughter. Mr and Mrs Robert Sandrock of Eighth street plan a weekend visit with Dr and Mrs Maurice Sandrock. Miss Alice Robinson of Cleveland spent a night at her Clark street home. The passage notes Persia’s salvation lies in mountain snow reservoirs amid green grass when plains turn brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Osborn
S. H. Strickler
Arizona
Robert Sandrock
Eighth Street
Maurice Sandrock
Alice Robinson
Cleveland
Clark Street
Persia
Les Ints
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bethel Shrine
New Deal Club
Hazel Graber
Elyria Stamp Club
Woman’'s Club
4Th Street
Rear Up Club
Pythian Sisters
Woodman Hall
Church of Christ C. E
Emma Dean Anderson
United Presbyterian Church
Grace Lutheran Church
East Side Guild of St. Andrew’s
George Baker
Widening Circle
Baptist East
Somali
Elyria
Middle Ave
Johann Petersohn
East Broad Street
Goshen, Indiana
Wes Ideal
B. F. Lanxworthy
National Congress of Parents and
Ers
United States
American Vocational Association
Detroit
Woman’s Club
Warren
Paul Wainwright
Wainwright
Clare Shorr
American Home and Child- Welfare
Kathryn Musser
George Colburn
Fine Arts
Ann Heris
Milk Fund
Child Welfare Department
Ella Millspaugh
Civics and Political Science
Russia
Jjnuary
Alice Pird
Rivoli
Dreamland
G. W. Woeener
R. A. Renz
Grade Thoma
Robert S. Wilson
Patrick A. Radican
Carl T. Lersch
Warren E Mason
Theo V. Boyian
R. M. Timms
Emmanuel Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Cora May Watlton Club
Zella Beavis
Murl Frye
Gladys Fowl
Ruth Pape
Kathryn Hartman
First Congregational Church
Cora May Walton
Ofess
Oller
Ainbow Gardens
Ing
Avenue Club
Masonic
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cooks Orchestra
Triple Four Club
Haag
ST. Paul's Men's Brotherhood
Elyria Business College
J. P. Diederich Sous
Schwind's Picture Store
W. Second St
Lodi St. Ph
Murbach
Coal & Supply CO
Bridge Street
Miller - Jones
Miller-Jones
Broad Street
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