Hospital Notes and Admissions List
Admissions include Mrs Barrick of Valley City with Jack Warren and Healgh Mason at 377 Columbus Street Mrs Don Wilson of La Grange and George Kelley at 920 East Avenue Discharges list Rose Metere 1606 West Avenue Donovan Douglass and Dick Tarry 111 Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Barrick
Valley City
Jack, Warren
Healgh Mason
Columbus Street
Don Wilson
la Grange
George Kelley
East Avenue
Rose Metere
West Avenue
Donovan, Douglass
Dick Tarry
Lake Avenue
Christmas gatherings and club meetings across Lorain area
Present and former Wheaton Association members join a banquet and business meeting at the Elks. Annie Davidson and Everett Valmer are noted attendees and officers. Other items include YWCA health education folders, basketball and dancing classes, and a series of Christmas parties hosted by Pythian Sisters and Tau Kappa Beta Sorority with officer elections and gift exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie Wheaton Association
the Elks
Baptist East
Pattern advice and order details from Chronicle Telegram
A long garbled notice lists sewing pattern details from Marion Martin and Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department. It includes pattern numbers 0452 and 9462, sizing, fabric estimates, and the request for 15 cents with order instructions and address in New York City. It mentions a holiday guest and various names in an unclear local context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Martin Pattern Catalog
Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
F D L Club Hosts Holiday Dance at Elyria Country Club
The F D L club hosted a holiday dance at the Elyria Country Club drawing about sixty couples. Guests came from Lorain New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh while Worthington's Orchestra provided the music. Ethyl Milliren chaired the committee that organized the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.D.L. Club
Elyria Country Club
F. D. L. Club
Lorain
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Worthingston
Ethyl Milliren
New Year services and Emmanuel Lutheran Church Fellowship
Emmanuel Lutheran Church hosts a New Year service and Fellowship Party on Saturday night starting at 9 PM with a movie of Admiral Byrd's Antarctic expedition and games. Refreshments follow 11 to 11 30 PM, then a candle light service at 11 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Luth
Emmanual Lutheran Church
Admiral Byrd
Rusa
Oberlin
Sayles
God
Co. A. Richards
Dudley Buck
Friends of
Emmanuel
Club schedule for Business Women announced
The Business and Professional Women's Clubs issued January events led by Miss Norah D Abbe. A study session will be at Miss Harriet Hubbard 147 Spruce Street followed by a January 12 card party at Miss Abbe 351 Fourth Street. The January 16 dinner meeting at First Congregational Church features M C Helm of the Ohio School Survey Commission with Lorain Norwalk and Oberlin clubs invited. Reservations are run by Miss Marjorie Rossiter Miss Minerva Seton and Miss Susie Drake. An executive committee meeting is scheduled January 17 at 351 Fourth Street at 7:45 followed by a general business meeting at 8 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norah D. Abbe
Harriet Hubbard
Spruce Street
Norah Abbe
Fourth Street
First Congregational Church
M. C. Helm
Ohio School Survey Commission
Lorain
Norwalk
Oberlin
Marjorie Rossiter
Minerva Seton
Susie Drake
Sunday School Tureen Dinner at St Pauls Parlor
The Sunday school class of St Pauls church taught by Mrs Mary Fox enjoyed a tureen dinner in the church parlors on Thursday. Twelve members and one guest Mrs Ernst Trion joined an evening of games and contests arranged by Emily Welton. An exchange of Christmas cheer ended the pleasant occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Church
Mary Fox
Ernst Trion
Emily Welton
Zonta Class Elects Officers
Ida Dellaneid was elected president of the Zonta Class of Second Congregational Church at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Irene Hastings. Eighteen members attended along with guests Mrs. Spencer Mrs. Briden and Esther Wernert. Anna Belle Markel became vice president Elsie Dellafield secretary Thelma Page treasurer Next meeting set for January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
East Carlisle
Eldon Smith
William Glover
Adelbert Smith
Cora Dimaline
Edith Whitney
Cora Mae Eddy
Mary McCool
Ida Dellaneid
Second Congregational Church
Irene Hastings
West River Street
Annabelle Markel
Elsie Dellafield
Thelma Page
Spencer
Briden
Esther Wernert
Marriage License Applications
Steve Sienick 46 a laborer of Cleveland and Rose Fumich 46 of So Amherst seek a marriage license with Rev Eicher officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Sienick
Cleveland
Rose Fumich
Amherst
Eicher
Community groups hold New Year events and socials
Carlisle Grange hosts a New Year’s Eve party at Grange Hall with refreshments. Past Noble Grands plan an eight o’clock event at the I O O F Hall for Rebekahs and families. Rebekah Social Club meets at Miss Lottie Laundon’s home for an initiation and officer installation. Mrs Harvey Welton elected St Paul’s Circle president. January twelfth meeting set. Grace Lutheran Aid Society and Notawa Club hold Christmas parties with gifts, meals, and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Grange
Grange Hall
Rebekahs
Rebekah
Lottie Laundon
Park Place
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
William Watson
Fred Meinke
L. Krugman
Permanent Waving Promised by New Duradene Therm A Method
The Mary Grace Beauty Shop in Elyria Ohio announces a non electric machineless permanent waving system called Duradene Therm A Controlled. The method claims complete safety and faster results than mat hing methods and suggests hair appears younger by years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Grace Beauty Shop
Caldwell Avenue
Elyria
Ohlo
Mrs Katf Prentice Hosts Women's Benefit Shrug
Members of the Women’s Benefit Association were entertained at the home of Mrs Katf Prentice on East Broad Street. The meeting was well attended with refreshments and a social hour. The group will reconvene January 15 at Wurst Hall for installation and a tureen dinner at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Benefit Association
Kets Prentice
East Broad Street
Wurst Hall
Lorain
Untertains at Pins er party
Mr and Mrs John T Shook entertained at dinner last evening at the Green Lantern Tea room with Fly via District of the Equitable Life Assurance Society members attending Covers were for many couples from Columbus Medina Oberlin Bellevue Sandusky Lorain Amherst Elyria and Norwalk. Bridge and other games followed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Shook
Green Lantern Tea Room
Flyvia
Equitable Life Assurance Society
H. A Chipman
F. A. Brunner
Columbus
R. H. Halderson
Medina
M. M. Phillips
Norwalk
R. E. Swihart
Oberlin
C. W. Jenkins
Bellevue
W. E. Chaffee
Sandusky
Barnes
William Locke
Mansfield
W. N. Little
R. G. Little
Hammond Gilbert
Lorain
J. M. P. Nicol
R. W. Gleason
Amherst
L. C. Brevoort
C. Snow
K. T. Brown
Elyria
The Fountain 18 Reviewed for Research Club Members
The Fountain by Charles Morgan was reviewed for Research Club members yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Johny Maldeman led the session at Oxford Avenue home with nineteen members present and Christmas gift exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morgan
Research Club
Johny l Maldeman
Holland
Dette Green
Grace Flower
Oxford Avenue
Frank Luther
Lake Avenue
Local social notes from Elyria and nearby towns
Miss Hazel Verecke and Miss Evelyn Huey of Cleveland were guests of Miss Verna Barber in Elyria. Newborn daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arick of Valley City on December 30 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Alvin Archambeau on five day naval leave from Great Lakes. Mrs. Grover Patton and others attended Patsy Ann McHale’s funeral in Detroit. Willard Foote from Lorain home for holidays, visiting in Elyria. Airing hosts Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Chipman of Columbus visited Elyria. Chipman is Equitable Life agency manager. Churchill Goodspeed returns to Clarksfield, Arkansas to study at College of the Ozarks. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Brunner of Elyria spent time with friends. Park avenue couple entertain nephew Gunnard Strand Jr. of Jamestown, N.Y. Wellington couple Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Jamieson visiting Miss Carrie Lou Church. Master Jack Elton to perform Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody at Town Studios in Lakewood. teacher Gladys West runs piano department. Thomas A. Conway and family leave for Toledo for wedding of son Gwen to Cecile McMahon. Mrs. Gladys West to Delaware for friend’s wedding. Mrs. Lawrence Hoffman and Betty Lou of Flint staying with Lewis Phiel family on Lake avenue. Mrs. Arthur Gillig of Toledo travels to Elyria for death of her mother Mrs. Melvin Bennett. Miss Allie Kelch of Amherst assisting sister Mrs. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Verecke
Evelyn Huey
Cleveland
Verna Barber
East Avenue
Earl Arick
Valley City
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Alvin Archambeau
Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Illinois
Grover Patton
Joe Noveske
George Faulgaber
Patsy Ann McHale
John McHale, Jr
Detroit
Michigan
Willard Foote
Myron T. Foote
Lorain
Princeton University
Elyria
H. A. Chipman
Columbus
Ohio
Chipman
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Churchill Goodspeed
A. H. Goodspeed
Clarksfield
Arkansas
College of the Ozarks
F. A. Brunner
Herbert Strand
Park Avenue
Gunnard Strand Jr
Jamestown
New York
C. T. Jamieson
Wellington
Carrie Lou Church
West Avenue
Jack Elton
Liszt
Lakewood
Gladys West
Thomas A. Conway
Toledo
Gwen T. Conway
Cecile MccMahon
Delaware
Lawrence Hoffman
Betty Lou
Flint
Lewis Phiel
Lake Avenue
Arthur Gillig
Melvin Bennett
George Street
Allie Kelch
Amherst
Thomas
Professor studies lost tongue of Egypt at University of Michigan
In Ann Arbor Michigan University of Michigan linguist William H Worrell studies ancient Egyptian Coptic language using phonetics He aims to reproduce the spoken tongue long lost to the world while noting historic writings survived on stone and papyrus The piece mentions the first English language daily newspaper the Daily Courant started March 11 1702 and a proverb about speaking well of the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
William H. Worrell
Greece
Michigan
Elizabeth Mallett
Daily Courant
England
Veterans Recall Confederate Battle Cry At Dallas Banquet
Fort Worth veterans gathered at a United Daughters of the Confederacy banquet to revive the Confederate battle cry in response to a Memphis convention remark that not enough veterans remain to document history for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
United Daughters of the Confederacy
B. F. Baird
Philadelphia
Memphis
Tenn
New Year Dance at Nuhns Barn Admits 25 Cents
Dance New Year s Eve at Nuhn s Barn from 9 to 3 A M with novelties and confetti. Also dance Sunday night. Admission 25 cents per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuhn
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Hospital Notes
Wheaton College
Office Associates
Frances Akin
Olive Ziegman
Williams Street
Ohio Public Service Company
Bridge
Jessie Whitby
Loretta Gerhart
Dorothy Gazey
Whitby
Gerhart
Zarley
Alma §Ceuneman
Helen Keller
Agnes Kalter
Health Education Department
Gates School
Miss Stetson
Ryan
Rose Hyan
Chiefs Association
Pythian Sisters
Santa Claus
Hdna Manzelman
Joe Boddy
Bertha Ly
Reorganized Sorority
Tau Kappa Beta Sorority
Kathryn Nigus
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Mildred Ealey
Rosetta Dyer
Mary Lou Puffer
Jane Gill
Mary Lou Boley
Betty Humphrey
Kathryn Nius
Dorothy Rober
Harriett Somers
Florence Clawson
Mary McGuire
Billy Struck
Mildred Easley
Berea
Caroline Williams
Myrna Smetzer
Maude Firestone
Bernice Filmore
Hazel Kalus
East River Street
Frank Rudolph
Princeton Avenue
May Sie
Gertrude McCullough
Rverett Palmer
Kermit Miller
A. E. Taylor
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Helen Sturman
Mary Fiedler
Canton Lorainaux
Ladies’ Auxiliary No
Canton Lorain
Gertrude Johnson
Myrta Feakins
Edith Henry
Sunshine
Anna Barnes
Sadie Strohl
Margaret Hobill
Harwood Street
Epworth League
Lorain County
First Methodist Church
Leonard Fowls
County League
Eva Strebling
Lorain League
Marian Halliwell
Charles Lessing
Quade
Carter
Courtny
Doris Babel
Penfield League
Lakeside
Lerain League
Courtney
Dwyer
Elbe Street
Frank Verbeck
Augustine
Decatur
Lihinois
Northwestern University
Wilson Augustine
Middle Avenue
Charles F. Hupp
ST. Paul's
Zonta Class
Vicks Plan
Vicks Nose & Throat
Vicks
Harvey Welton
ST. Paul's Circle Circle No
St. Paul's Church
Gus Quade
F. Wirch
John Jebl
Ens
Earl Welton
Esch Child
Nichols Court
Alpha’ Delta Sigma
Country Club
Bersiead
Jim Sharvin
Luttock
Texas
Kins
Grace Church
S¢ School
Albert H. Coodspeed
Churchill
Clarksville
E. J. Knapp
Alfred
Ohio University
Ray Phinney
Ohio State University
Alfred Knapp
Goodspeed
Notawa Club
Doris Walker
Enid Bunting
Marion Squires
Ruth Albrecht
Gladys Kritzel
Wis Hanada Davbknesht
Donna Stegman
Howard Real
Margaret Sinegar
Bunco
Mae Wheatley
Emily Neuman
Madeline Rezek
Ifuron Street
Clevesland
Bedford
Duradene
Katf Prentice
Pinser
HENRE
Broad Street
KD. FF
Ladies' Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Sam Jagusch
J. Oakiey
C. Bielefeldt
Sophie Ehrke
Nichol
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin College
Samo Chetana
Maryland Ruggies
Nance
Cascade
Bailey’s Inn
Night Owls
Adams
Broad St
Newell Hotel
Pinger
Marcel OR
Mavicure
Emily Reed
Broadway Lorain
Odd Fellows Hall
Grafton
Grafton Commandery
Knights of St. John
Paul Wainwright
Courtland Street
Aturday
Paul Wainwright Greenhouse
Courtland St
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