Elyria WCTU Christmas Party at Home for Aged
Lorain WCTU hosts a Christmas party at the Home for the Aged in Elyria with 32 residents and 50 guests. Nellie Hill presides over dinner, Bible reading by Nellie M Hill, Little Bernice Jackson sings Holy Night and Oh Little Town of Bethlehem. Remarks from Mrs. Drummond and Mr. Byer. Gifts to the home and notes on upcoming Jubilee banquet and anti narcotics talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Avenue
Girth Street
Seestreet
Nellie Hill
J. F. Burke
Thn Conabee
West Divion
John Foster
Widdife
Charles , Hill
East Side
Nellie M. Hill
Bernice Jackson
Bethlehem
S. H. Strickler
Union
Whee
Charles Filmore
Little Mise Wilda May Forman
Child Welfare Report on Benefit Event For Salvation Army
The Wo mans Civic Club Child Welfare Department heard a report on a Dreamland theatre benefit held the Saturday before Christmas. Children paid three apples six potatoes jelly or toy entry, yielding gifts of produce books toys clothing and food totaling many items for the Salvation Army. A program followed with recitation by Betty Stewart and carols sung by high school girls, with refreshments served by hostesses.
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Cora Ensign
Dreamland Theatre
Balvation Army
Fty
Betty Stewart
Love of
Man
Jack London
Agnes Dengate
Josephine Harper
Virginia Haserodt
Helen Crowe
Helen Slough
Jean Shelly
Ruth Bailey
Elizabeth Hancock
Marian Mer
Kiwanis Club Hosts Annual New Year’s Eve Party
Events Tonight include Kiwanis party at Alber's Villa and Rose Club meeting with Mrs Mer ton Spicer at 341 Cleveland Street. Watch Night services and private gatherings are planned at churches and clubs across Elyria.
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Kiwanis Club
Alber’s Villa
Rose Club
Merton Spicer
Cleveland Street
Young People's League of St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Albert
Hurley Reese
Oberlin Road
First Baptist Church
Elyria Lelks
Elks Auditorium
Veterans of Foreign Wars
G. A. R. Hall
Grace Lutheran Church
United Presbyterian Church
F. D. L. Club
Country Club
Church Watch Night to Follow Midweek Prayer
The Christian Endeavor Society at United Perverterian Church hosts a party with four returning college members as guests Wal ter Scott from Ann Arbor Marian Wilder from Baldwin Wallace Fannie Brown from Muskingum and James Brown from Medical College Ann Arbor Attendance at a Watch Night service is planned between eleven and twelve o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Perverterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society of the Church
Walter Scott
Ann Arbor
Marian Wilder
Baldwin-Wallace
Fannile Brown
Muskingum
James Brown
Medical College
Grace Lutheran Church Hosting Open House Tonight
Grace Lutheran at Princeton Avenue and East River Street hosts an informal open house from 8:00 p.m. for members and friends. Attendance is welcome for any duration, with social time until 11:30 p.m. A Watch-Night service will follow in the church auditorium lasting into the early New Year.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Princeton Avenue
East River Street
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Kats Ey
A cheerful surprise gathering honored Mrs Karl Kats at 115 Highland Court on her birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Premessier and others who shared cake with lit candles and gifted a present. The evening featured puppet and radio entertainment as attendees departed with best wishes.
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Karl Katsey
Highland Court
Katseith
Charles Premessier
Fawn Aantom
John Paine
John Allen
Norman Kaleer
Karl Kaiser
Chester Penbiter
Mrs. ii
Business and Professional Women's Club Meeting Notice
The next meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club is set for Monday evening January 6 in the Boylan block club rooms. It will be a business meeting followed by a social hour. The Pythian Sisters decree team meets Friday at 2:00 for practice for the initiatory and installation to be held Monday evening during the regular meeting, with a luncheon served after.
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Business and
Surprise party honors Mr and Mrs Sannar
Mr and Mrs R F E Sannar of 320 Park Avenue were surprised by friends last evening. Guests enjoyed cross word puzzles cards and dancing followed by a luncheon. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Ed Peach of Amherst. Jay Parks won first in the crossword contest and Mrs T L Hollingsworth received the booby prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. FE. Sannar
Park Avenue
Ed Peach
Amherst
Jay Parks
T. L. Hollingsworth
New Year German Service and Twin English German Plans
At St Pauls Evangelical church a German New Year service begins at 10 with a sermon by Rev Paul Bourquin. St Johns Lutheran holds two services English at 9 30 and German at 10 45.
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St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Paul Bourquin
St. John's Lutheran Church
Mary McLaughlin Hosts Young Friends Dance Night
Last evening about thirty young friends of Miss Mary McLaughlin of Middle Avenue gathered at her home for an enjoyable evening. They played cards early, then danced until midnight followed by a three course lunch served by the hostess.
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Mary McLaughlin
Middle Avenue
Dinner honors Ruth Porter at Oberlin road home
A dozen guests gathered at the W. C. Porter residence on Oberlin road for a dinner in honor of Miss Ruth Porter who attends Miami University in Oxford Ohio. Before the meal the party enjoyed games and music with attendees Mrs. Mary Porter and Misses Alice Everard Amelia Turnbull Elizabeth Wilford Florence McDuffey Helen Sherman Linda Blanchard Grace Lee Gladys McCullough Julia Jackson Eunice Porter.
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W. C. Porter
Oberlin Road
Ruth Porter
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Alice Everard
Amelia Turnbull
Elizabeth Wilford
Florence McDuffey
Helen Sherman
Linda Blanchard
Grace Lee Gladys McCullough
Julia Jackson
Eunice Porter
Mary Porter
Bride-Elect Is Honor Guest At Shower
Miss Gertrude Kailes of West River Street was the honor guest at a shower given by her bridesmaids at the home of Miss Elizabeth Lesnick of Furnace Street. Kailes’ marriage to Bernard King of Baltimore, Maryland, will take place in January. Guests came from Cleveland Pittsburgh and Ostia among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Kailes
Weat River Street
Elizabeth Lesnick
Furnace Street
Kailes
Bernard King
Baltimore
Cleveland
Pitcerurgh
Ostia
Holy Communion at St Andrew's on New Year Day
A service of Holy Communion will be held at St Andrew's Episcopal Church at the corner of Middle Avenue and Third Street on New Year's Day at ten o'clock.
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ST. Andrew's
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Middle Avenue
Third Street
Circle No3 of St Pauls Holds Luncheon and Christmas Party
Circle No 3 of St Pauls church met with Mrs Henry Vogelsone on Oberlin road for luncheon and a Christmas party. Eleven members and six guests attended including Mrs W B Kelley Mrs Earl Moore Mrs John Noseworthy Mrs D W Norsworthy Mrs Marsh and Rev Bourquin. Gifts were exchanged and social time followed. The infant son of Mr and Mrs D W Norsworthy was christened Dudley Henry Jr.
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St. Paul's Church
Henry Vogelsone
Oberlin Road
W. BR. Kelley
Earl Moore
John Nowsworthy
D. W. Norsworthy
Marsh
Bourquin
Dudley Henry Jr
M C C Club Holds Evening Meeting with New Members
The M C C Club met with Mrs. W Shaver and twelve members present. Prizes went to Charles Fees R J Winckle and H Lewis for the men and Mrs H Lewis Mrs R J Winckle and Mrs W Shaver for the ladies. Mr and Mrs H Lewis joined as new members. Music dancing and a luncheon followed. Next meeting at Mrs A Raineys Prospect Street on January 15.
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M.C. C. Club
A. Rainey
Prospect Street
Americanization Association Annual Meeting Notice
The Americanization Association will meet Friday evening January 2 at 7 30 in the Fire Congregational church parlors. After business, officers and three trustees will be elected and department heads will report. Open to the public. The January meeting of the Dorcas Class at the Church of Christ is postponed to February 6.
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The
Americanization Association
Fire Congregational Church
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Mrs Wessell Hosts Card Party At Park Place
Mrs C G Wessell of Park Place entertained a party of friends last evening with five hundred and pedro. Mrs Roy Wessell won high honors in five hundred and Miss Lottie Laundon topped pedro. A delicious luncheon followed the games.
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C. G. Wessell
Park Place
Five Hundred
Pedro
Roy Wessell
Lottie Laundon
We Twelve Card Club Meets at Mrs Sonnells Home
Mrs. Eleanor Sonnells entertained the We Twelve Card Club at her Chestnut street home yesterday afternoon. Eight games of progressive Pedro were played with Mrs. E. A. Manzelman winning high score, Lily West second, O. E. Barton third, and Elia Miller as consolation. A dainty luncheon followed.
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Eleanor Sonnells
We Twelve Card Club
Chestnut Street
Pedro
E. A. Manzelman
Lily West
O. E. Barton
Elia Miller
Marriage Licenses Granted in Elyria and Oberlin Areas
John Hanick aged 20 a chef of Elyria and Thelna Short 22 a nurse of 101 Cornell avenue Elyria married by Rev Jordan Ambenst. Clarence Webb 22 a laborer of Elyria and Cecile Smith 22 of 120 North Park street Oberlin married by Rev Parker Oberlin. Edward C Butz 26 a teller of Cleveland and Lena Mae Ishler 19 of 805 Ninth street Lorain married by Rev Harkner Elyria.
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John Hanick
Chef
Elyria
Thelna Short
Nurse
Cornell Avenue
Rev. Jordan
Ambenst
Clarence Webb
Cecile Smith
North Park Street
Oberlin
Parker
Edward C. Butz
Teller
Cleveland
Lena Mae Ishler
Ninth Street
Lorain
Nev. Harkner
Community Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admissions: Ruth Louise Long 323 East Ave Margaret Sabo 115 West River St Discharges: Mrs Promise Glass Woodford Ave Mrs Wells Mole and baby boy Grafton Geo Emode 524 North St Mary Louise Sinegar 140 Spruce St Mrs Garwood Goss Wellington.
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Ruth Louise Long
East Ave
Margaret Sabo
West River St
Promise Glass
Woodford Ave
Wells Mole
Grafton
Geo. Emode
North St
Mary Louise Sinegar
Spruce St
Garwood Goss
Wellington
Social Roundup Brings Bay Village Visitor and Local Guests
Miss Gertrude Berger of Bay Village, a Columbia student in New York, guests Elyria friends. Mrs. A. J. Sayers, formerly Miss Ethel Funk, returns from ten days with Elyria friends. Several residents ill or visiting Cleveland, Lorain, and Chicago. Births announced. multiple local social engagements and guests at homes on Lake and West avenues.
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Gertrude Berger
Bay Village
Columbia University
New York City
Elyria Friends
A. J. Sayers
Ethel Funk
Cleveland
Loren P. Shaw
Baltimore
Ohio
Harrison Street
Paul Braddon
East Avenue
Roanoke
Virginia
Verne Braddon
Roanoke Y. M. C. A
Frank Anding
Grace Vanrt
Toledo
R.S. Stephans
Clevsland Heights
Stephans
Elyria High School
Mary Church
Welliton
Carrie Lou Church
West Avenue
E. A. Tarty
Lake Avenue
Donavon Mdiwin
Ed Peach
Amherst
R. E. Sannar
Park Avenue
Edith Gill
Alfred Browse
Meufees
Meufees ' Andrews
Frances Deleyster
EB. Seuch
Daniel Couk
Lady Slipper Club
Lorain
Agnes Shropshire
Baehowe
Charleston
W. Va
Hoc Butt
More
FB. Wescell
W. A. Leiter
Earl Leiter and Son
George I. Taylor
Akron
Waterhouse
Middle Avenue
Dinnerstories and the weary critic meets a musical night
Lernara Shaw, known for his critical stance on music, endures a London gathering where a hostess praises an eleven year old orchestra. Shaw asks if they have been together longer, revealing his boredom and sharp wit. A Dundee visitor ends with a whisky challenge to his cousin Jock.
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Lernara Shaw
London
Shaw
Dundee
Jock
Philadelphia hunter heads for Mombasa lion expedition
Miss Margaret Thayer of Philadelphia, described as a big game hunter, plans a lion hunting expedition departing for Mombasa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Thayer
Philadelphia
Mombasa
Women members in Montana legislature drop to one
Following the election the count of women in the Montana legislature falls from four to one, reflecting a major change in representation and political turnover.
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Montana
Dance at Carlisle Grange New Year’s Night
Carlisle Grange hosts a New Year’s night dance on January 1 with Cook’s Orchestra. Extra Lady 25 cents admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Grange
Cook
Moose Hall
Japanese beauty contest sparks harsh verdict on applicants
Sawa, a Tokyo beauty expert, critiqued a local contest for bus conductors. He described the applicants as homely, claiming Japan lacks pretty girls and questioning the hiring standards amid a scheme to beautify the fleet.
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Tokyo
Sawa
See
Condurctars
Tam
Japen
Women in English and Welsh Administrative Roles
A historical note states that among administrative workers in England and Wales are one Lord Mayor five mayors and nearly 900 magistrates indicating growing female participation in local governance and legal administration.
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England and
Wales
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Elyria W. C. T. U
Child Welfare Department
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
Woman’s Civic Club
Ieee
United Presbyterian Church Meeting
Grace Church
Mrs
Sannar
Miss McLaughlin
ST. Paul's Circle
M. C. C. Club
Americanization Assn
Entertains Card Club
Santa S.S Tuscania
Cunsaed
Anc
Mediterranean
Thos
Cook & Son
Dearborn Sr
Cor
Adams
Catholic Daughters of America
Helen Taylor
St. Clair Rebakah’s
Carek Florist
Phil's Barber Shop
Broad & West Ave
A. M. Brenner
Mill Street
DAVIS
H. M. Andress
SON
E. Gross
Broad St
Little
Joe
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
fisDene
Cook’s Millinery
Millinery Corner
Onin
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