Dire Milk Shortage Highlights PTO Council Meeting
The Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations met to discuss the dire need for free milk for undernourished children. About 28 attendees from eleven schools heard nurse Mrs. R. L. Ellis outline nearly 300 children needing milk, constrained by a restricted milk fund. A card party was approved for January to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Elyria Savings and Trust
R. L. Ellis
J. C. Welsh
Cyril Brecknock
Robert Loomis
Gerald Rice
Sigma Omega Sigma Sorority Party At Helene Kips Home
Miss Helene Kips opened her Tenth Street home for the annual Sigma Omega Sigma Sorority party with guests picturing movie stars and playing hearts. Prizes for high score went to Helen Snyder and Harold Copas while Katherine Naughton and Ernie Buswell earned consolation. A twelve o clock supper featured silver and crystal decor with Miss Carol Kipf assisting. guest list included Elaine Cole Ross Page Helene Kipf Ernie Buswell Virginia Knupp Tommy Stringer Ruth Lautenschlager Chuck Hupp Katherine Naughton Eddie Blair Beatrice Rudy Jayson DettmAn Helen Snyder Harold Copas Wilma Vanost er Joe Knuff. Three members were unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gailt
Helene Kips
Tenth Street
Sigma Omega Sigma
Helen Snyder
Harold Copas
Katherine Naughton
Ernie Buswell
Carol Kipf
Elaine Cole
Ross Page
Helene Kipf
Virginia Knupp
Tommy Stringer
Ruth Lautenschleger
Chuck Hupp
Eddie Blair
Beatrice Rudy
Jayson Dettman
Wilma Vanoster
Joe Knuff
Sans Souci Club Hosts New Year Party at Golden Pheasant
The Sans Sou ci Club held its annual New Year supper at the Golden Pheasant Restaurant in Cleveland with dancing and late hour revelry. Attendees included Miss Pearl Tutthill Walter Seifert Miss Mary Helfrick Robert Altfelt Miss Winifred Ehricke and others. The Thomas A Edison PTA next meets at the Edison school on Lake avenue at 7 30 P M Thursday with a program organized by Paul Wainwright and addressing by Rev W C Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans Souci Club
Golden Pheasant
Cleveland
Pearl Tutthill
Walter Seifert
Mary Helfrick
Robert Altfelt
Winifred Ehricke
William Baughman
Miriam Faxon
Charles Whitney
Rosemary Redington
Robert Goacher
Adelee Bullock
Steve Moody
Vivian Jackson
Ralph Moore
Thomas A. Edison Parent-Teacher Association
Thomas A. Edison
Lake Avenue
Paul Wainwright
Scott Lingenfelter
W. C. Fowler
Holiday Party Honors Winckles Street Guests
Miss Harriet Scott hosted a holiday party for six couples on Winckles Street. Prizes went to Mabel Smith with Dorothy Harper and Alvin Rowell with Tom Smith after dancing. Luncheon followed at midnight and the evening continued with more dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Scott
Winckles Street
Mabel Smith
Dorothy Harper
Alvin Rowell
Tom Smith
American Legion Auxiliary Plans Series of Card Parties
The American Legion Auxiliary voted to hold one card party each month starting January 24 with a mixed bridge event for men and women. Mrs. Lockard appointed Mrs. Nellie Oldfield chair for the first party. Tallying will be by Mrs. Ruth Leemhuis and Mrs. Lena May Davis, with grand awards for men and women at the series end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Lockard
Nellie Oldfield
Ruth Leemhuis
Lena May Davis
Rev Wiseman Speakers at W C T U Meeting
The W C T U meeting at the Home for the Aged opened with singing and prayer led by acting president Miss Helen Osborne. Rev C F Wiseman spoke on moral declines and Prohibition’s repeal, urging reform and caution as Club environments threaten youth. music followed by Mrs Miller and Miss Brevoort. Next meeting slated for February first Tuesday with Mrs Searles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For the Aged
Helen Osborne
S. H. Strickler
Miss Osborne
George Wieseke
Baldwin
Charles Miller
LaPorte
Elizabeth Stevens Society Meets at Methodist Church Dinner
Mrs. Carl Curtis chaired the Elizbeth Stevens Society dinner meeting at the Methodist church. Miss Mildred Fowls led devotions with Thy Word a Light. Miss Doris Walker joined as a new member. Mrs. Peter Kolinski became a perpetual member for her husband’s dues. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bilis Jumont at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Curtis
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Methodist Church
Mildred Fowls
Doris Walker
Peter Kolinski
Margaret Haneisen Sant
Katherine Merthe
J.L. Mathis
Curtis
High Blood Pressure Relief Ad Offers Free Trial
A vintage medical ad promotes Dor Blayes prescription claiming quick relief from hypertension dizziness and sleep problems. It promises free pretreatment, postpaid trial, and payment only if greatly improved with no opiates, urging readers to send $1 for reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Ass
Coates
Kansas Citys
Robert Harding Elected President of Artemas Beebe DeMolay Alumni
The Artemas Beebe DeMolay Alumni held a dinner for fifteen members and elected officers for the new year. Robert Harding was chosen president with Chester Vessey as vice president and Joe Hansman as chaplain among others. The next meeting is scheduled for January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harding
Artemas Beebe
Green Lantern
Svede
Chester Vessey
Spa Ce
OA Mat Ware
Joe Hansman
Leroy Phiel
Clyde Refenning
Serjeant-At-Arms
Evening Club Calendar and Church Meetings
Tonight Siene Nombre Club hosts with Mr and Mrs Theodore Ruth at Rose and Dells. Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority meets Keen Kutter Club discusses officer elections with Mrs Henry Swezey Tattersall Court. Nurses Alumni Association at Elyria Memorial Hospital with Mrs Louis Dyke 1251 East River Street to elect officers. Bible Study UU P mene ety oe 2 nee ae Me Care eee wl eee Annual Church of Christ dinner at 6 30. Church Council St Pauls meets evening. Second Congregational Division L on Lake Avenue with Mrs Earl Jolly. Marshall Chapter R A M meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siene Nombre Club
Theodore Ruth
Rose and Dell
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Keen Kutter
Henry Swezey
Tattersall Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Louis Dyke
East River Street
UU. P
Church of Christ
Church Council of
St. Paul's Church
Division L
Second Congregational Church
Earl Jolly
Lake Avenue
Marshall Chapter
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admissions list includes Donald Baker of Jer omesville Mrs Frank Steger 174 Pasadena Avenue Harry Heldmyer 331 Fifth Street Mrs Steve Polemina 333 18th Street Dart Keech 147 Denison Avenue Eugene Prochazka R D 2 Mrs Max Martel 107 Fremont Street Mrs Ellis Jumont 635 Cambridge Avenue Discharges note Stanley Gill R D 3 Mrs James Patterson N Ridgeville Mrs Lucy Wilson 849 Foster Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Baker
Jeromesville
Frank Steger
Pasadena Avenue
Harry Heldmyer
Fifth Street
Steve Polemina
18Th Street
Dart Keech
Denison Avenue
Eugene Prochazka
R. D
Max Martel
Fremont Street
Ellis Jumont
Cambridge Avenue
Stanley Gill
James Patterson
N. Ridgeville
Lucy Wilson
Foster Avenue
REBEKAH SOCIAL CLUB INSTalls Officers At February Meeting
Mrs Iva Marsh hosted the Rebekah Social Club in Lake Avenue with sixteen members present. Officers were installed by Mrs Grace Heidrich and Caroline Wack, including Iva Marsh as president Minnie Reed as vice president Anna Gehrke as secretary Edna Woodcock as sun shine treasurer Minnie Gard as treasurer Iona Halzon as correspondent and Cora Bemis as musician. A peanut game awarded high score to Mrs Urias and Louise Wack received consolation. The next meeting is February sixth at Mrs Schuster's West Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Marsh
Lake Avenue
Rebekah
Jeanette Arnold
Grace Heidrich
Caroline Wack
Marshall
Minnie Reed
Anna Gehrke
Edna Woodcock
Sunshine
Minnie Gard
Iona Hal
Cora Bemis
Urias
Louise Wack
Marsh
Bemis
Woodcock
Schuster
West Street
Past Presidents' Club Installs Officers At Meeting
The Past Presidents' Club of the Women's Relief Corps met with Mrs. Ella Williams on Harrison Street Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Alice Gage assisting. Eleven members attended as Anna Gehrke installed new officers led by President Ida Sherman and Vice President Della Kreps. The group adjourned after reports and a New Year's lunch, planning to reconvene February 6 at Mrs. Neva Rankin's Lake Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Ella Williams
Harrison Street
Alice Gage
Ida Sherman
Della Kreps
Lucille Warner
Lydia Squires
Anna Gehrke
Helen Hubbard
Neva Rankin
Lake Avenue
Elyria Odd Fellows Host New Year's Party
Elyria Odd Fellows gathered in the I O O F Temple for their annual New Year party with officers present to assist Noble Grand Harry C Patterson. They welcomed Brother Dave Barker now living in Norwalk and highlighted the Norwalk campaign and degree work. Special notices included January 16 officer installation, January 17 Thomas Wildey anniversary with Rebekahs, and January 30 Roosevelt birthday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
I. O. O. F. Temple
Harry C. Patterson
Dave Barker
Norwalk
Barker
Ralph Hobill
Chas. Williams
George C. Martin
Robert Hachl
Noble
Cyril Brecknock
Robert Haehl
Thomas Wildey
Elyria Lodge
The
Nations
Roosevelt
Garner
Odd Fellows
Surprise Party Honors Miss Julia Orosz
Masgey avenue girls hosted a New Year event for Miss Julia Orosz with two hundred members and friends at the I. C. O. F. hall. Guests included Zigmond Kashabinski Helen Smith James Mate Trene Smith John Sukey Mary Orosz Helen Polacsek John Smith Peter Stukey Helen Gur chik Mike Sukeyo Elizabeth Ta kacs and John Kostyc. Rose Polaecsek and Margaret Orosz served luncheon. Games and vocal solos punctuated the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Orosz
Masgey Avenue
Zigmond Kashabinski
Helen Smith
James Mate
Trene Smith
John Sukey
Mary Orosz
Helen Polacsek
John Smith
Peter Stukey
Helen Gurchik
Mike Sukeyo
Elizabeth Takacs
John Kostyc
Rose Polaecsek
Margaret Orosz
I. C. O. F. Hall
Lunch Promise at Church of Christ on 117 PL M
A 25 cent lunch is advertised for Thursday at the Church of Christ located on 117 PL M. The notice flags a community meal event targeting local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Club Meetings And Social Gatherings Listed
Various local clubs announce schedules for Friday and Thursday events. The Four O Clock Club meets at 2 30 at Mrs H G Hoover Cornell Avenue. The British Empire Club convenes Friday at 7 30 in the I C O F hall with a whist drive after Lee Ousintes direction. The Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary hosts a 6 50 supper Thursday before their meeting in the G A R hall. Daughters of Scotland assemble Thursday at 7 at Wurst hall with social time afterward. Circle No 9 of the Methodist church holds a silver tea Thursday at 2 15 at Mrs Louis Heidrick 337 Denison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Hoover
Cornell Avenue
British Empire Club
Lee Ousintes Direecing
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Daughters of Scotland
Wurst Hall
Methodist Rehurch
Louis Heidrick
Denison Avenue
Sec ond Congregational Church Sets Evening Meeting
The annual meeting will be held Thursday at 7 30 preceded by a tureen supper at 6 30. Reports of officers and committees will be presented and officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Miss Maxine Cole Weds Calvin Ogle in St Andrew’s Ceremony
Miss Maxine Cole daughter of Mrs Hallie A Cole of Mingo Iowa married Calvin Ogle son of Phillip Ogle of Lima Ohio on Saturday December thir teenth at St Andrews church with Rev E B Redhead officiating. The couple were joined by Harold Ogle and wife. Ogle relatives include Mrs H H Stuart and Mr and Mrs Wm Ickes. They attended Elyria High School and he works at Western Automatic. They will reside at 417 Middie Avenue Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Cole
Hallie A. Cole
Mingo
Iowa
Calvin Ogle
Phillip Ogle
Lima
Ohio
St. Andrew's Parsonage
E. B. Redhead
Harold Ogle
Ogle
H. H. Stuart
City
Mr. Ogle
Wm. Ickes
Elyria
Elyria High School
The
Western Automatic
Middie Avenue
Elrria
St Pauls Young People Plan future Aaron Slick show
The monthly St Pauls Young People meeting met in the church parlors with president Stephen Kantor presiding. Two future performances by the cast of Aaron Slick of Punkin Creek were announced. Miss Marian Pallas chaired the program and led games. refreshments were provided by Reverend Ernst Irion, Miss Emily Welton, Miss Gladys Anderson, and George Bird. The next meeting will be led by Miss Erna Kinerim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Young People
Stephen Kantor
Aaron Slick
Punkin Creek
Marian Pallas
Ernst Irion
Emily Welton
Gladys Anderson
George Bird
Erna Kinerim
Lindy Lodge Elects Officers and Plans Brides Party
Twelve members gathered at Mrs. William Rennie’s home on Grafton Road. Officers elected include President Mrs. Wayne Kropp and Secretary Miss Edna Whitner. A benet brides party was planned for two weeks at Miss Jennie Morse’s home with an exchange conducted by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy Lodge
William Rennie
Grafton Road
Wayne Kropp
Edna Whitner
Wm. Rennie
Joyce Gregg
Maxine Miller
Jennie Morse
Lodi Street
Mildred Alexander
Hoss Shay
Whittier
Hawthorne
Edna and
Edith Whitney
Women of the Moose Plan Card Party
Elyria Chapter No. 773 Women of the Moose met with good attendance and announced a card party at Moose Home on Tuesday evening January 16. Pedro, pennant and chance will be played with prizes and a luncheon course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Pedro
Girl Scouts Hold Court of Honor Meeting at Church
The Girl Scouts gathered at the Church of Christ yesterday for a Court of Honor for Patrol leaders. Corp Mona Shroeck passed her Tenderfoot test. Janet Davidson agreed to become the new lieutenant as games were played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Mona Shroeck
Janet Davidson
Marriage License Applications From Lorain and Elyria
Marriage license applications list several couples and clerical officials, including Steve Ulha, 45, a store keeper of Lorain, with Anna Ezral, 22, and Ona Pickworth, 41, of Pittsfield paired with Raymond L. Walker, 50, plus Rev. Hamrack and Rev. William Smith of Oberlin, details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Ulha
Lorain
Anna Ezral
Hamrack
Raymondl. Walker
Elyria
Ona Pickworth
Pittsfield
William Smith
Oberlin
Psychic Spiritual Readings On Seventh Street
Readings offered daily from 2 to 5 P.M. at 252 Mast Seventh Street. Phone number listed as 3205.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mast Seventh Street
Pantry Shelf Shower for Dorothy Smith at Emerich Home
Miss Dorothy Smith bride elect of Oscar Ehrmann received a pantry shelf shower at the Emerich residence 1206 Middle Avenue hosted by Miss Claire Emerich Miss Muriel Sump and Miss Lucile Emerich. Guests included out of town attendees Mrs Karl Kreuger of Ashland Mrs Charles Feakins Mrs Harlan Schramm Mrs John R Kirwan Mrs Webster Parker and Mrs Kent Richardson of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Smith
Oscar Ehrmann
Emerich
Middle Avenue
Claire Emerich
Muriel Sump
Lucile Emerich
Webster Parker
Karl Kretzger
Margaret Zachman
Miss Smith
Ashland
Charles Feakins
Harlan Schramm
John R. Kirwan
Kent Richardson
Oberlin
Knights of St. John Install Leaders in Joint Event
Avon Litchfield and Elyria units of the Knights of St. John and Ladies Auxiliary held a joint installation at the Knights of Columbus hall with Elyria drill team escorts, Frs. Daley and Stuber speaking, followed by dancing and bcards. Next Tuesday the Ladies Auxiliary will host the old and new officers at their regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Rabbit and Cavy Club Holds Meeting in Elyria
The Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Club met in the Elyria Savings and Trust building with Mrs. Louis Selby presiding due to the absence of the president and vice president. Plans were made to attend the Akron circuit show January 11 to 14, a rabbit dinner was planned later this month, and January 16 hosts Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Emery at 210 Marseilles Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Rabbit and Cavy
Elyria
Local Notes From Elyria Community
Mrs Florence Terry is confined at home on Parkview Court with illness. Claude Krueck leaves for Montour Falls to coach at Cook Academy. Walter Seifert of Lakewood stayed at Tut Hill home on Seventh Street. Mrs T L Morse and son George of Columbus Street depart for New Orleans. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Max Martel at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 3. Pearl Tuthill of Seventh Street visited Lakewood over New Year. William Jones, Cook Academy student at Montour Falls, NY, returns to school after holidays in Cleveland. Mrs Earl Kreuser of Ashland was a city guest last evening. The baby son of Mr and Mrs David Lichtsden was born January 1. Carl Calkins confined to home at 818 Middle Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Terry
Parkview Court
Claude Krueck
East Bridge Street
Montour Falls
New York
Cook Academy
Walter Seifert
Lakewood
Tuthill
Seventh Street
T. L. Morse
George
Columbus Street
New Orleans
Louisiana
Max Martel
Fremont Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pearl Tuthill
William Jones
Cleveland Street
Earl Kreuser
Ashland
Ohio
David Lichtsden
Todi Street
Carl Calkinss
Middle Avenue
Local residents and visitors noted in varied ties and travels
Frank L. Waller returns to work in Saco after a week at home at 120 Harwood. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs George Rice Belden Mr and Mrs Claire Heisinger Eaton Mr and Mrs Harvey Heisinger and son Beebe Court. Frances Clawson of Chestnut called to Norwalk for Sanford Reming illness. Kay Eckler and Ruth Murray return from Philadelphia trip to University of Tours convention. Worthingtons back in Hammond Indiana after visit with Peck relatives. Wandell departs for Baltimore to work with Campbell Metal Window Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Waller
Saco
Maine
Harwood Street
George Rice
Belden
Claire Heisinger
Eaton
Harvey Heisinger
L. Strasser
Cleveland
Peete
Rittman
R. L. Rhodes
Beebecourt
Frances Clawson
Chestnut Street
Norwalk
Sanford Reming
Kay Eckler
Ruth Murray
Tiffin
Philadelphia
University of Tours
State Superintendents of Schools
Pittsburgh
Atlantic City
New York City
Buffalo
Clinton Worthington
Hammond
Indiana
Mayor outlines 1934 2 year plan and budget cuts
The mayor urges cooperation as city faces tight finances with taxes lagging and proposes three month appropriations, potential assessments for garbage street lighting and sewer rentals, and a federal loan plan to finish the 36 inch force main while detailing street and park projects and upcoming sewer and bridge work. The council delays appointive actions due to absent members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
W. H. Vanoster
Bank St
Washigton Ave
Frank Ct
Park Ave
6Th St
Earl Ct
Tannery St
Smith Ct
Park
Cascade Park
Lodi Street
Brookdale
CWA
State Organization of Auditors
Columbus
Cuyahoga Falls
Cleveland Heights
Public Works Administration
Washington, D. C
36 Inch Force Main
Elyria Ave
Mann
Columbia Ave
Huron
West Sts
Hamilton Ave
Washington Ave
West Ave
Sth
L2th
West Bridge St
New York Central R. A
State Highway Department
Middle Ave
Anna Kennedy
Ed. Nutley
Council
Serpentine Dance Tonite at Rainbow Gardens
Rocco Trombetta and his orchestra perform at Rainbow Gardens for a serpentine dance night with special guest Toa dies free gents 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toadies
Rocco Trombetta
Committee Named to Make Nominations for Club Officers
A nominating committee to nominate candidates for officers of the Senior Hi-Y Club was named at the club meeting at the YMCA last night. It was also announced that at next week’s meeting names of prospective members will be presented.
Anthropology and the Universality of Religion
Anthropology shows religion exists in some form across diverse cultures. The study highlights common beliefs and rituals that suggest a shared human impulse toward the sacred.
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Parent-Teacher Council
C. B. Lemon
Hugh Richards
B. H. Long
Mothersingers
Marjorie Rossiter
O. F. Flint
Edward Kershaw
Red Cross
Frank Hill
Ely Association
Sans Soucis
JADE
Phillips’ Drug Store
Modern Beauty Shoppe
Elyria Sav. & Trust Bidg
Wiseman
Elizabeth Stevens Soc
Bilis Jumont
Rebekah Social Club
W. R. Co
Elyria Odd Fellows
New Xyear
British Empire CT
UB Party
wTee
Young People's League OF
Women OF the Moose Plan Card Party
GURL
Knights OF ST. John and Auxiliary
Mae
Ing
Broad St
Henrietta Stone
Rose & Dells
Uncle Tom
Nicholas Holmes
Chestnut Ridge Road
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
West St
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