Beered Attend Installation Of Officers For Rainbow For Girls
The Rainbow for Girls installation, held last evening in Beered, drew about 300 attendees. Virginia Wicker and other officers were installed, with remarks by Mrs. Barton and Pauline Geigey and several duets and a dance to conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beered
Rainbow
C. O. F. Hall
Lorain
Sembly
Virginia Wicker
Sharintte Ward
Caroline McQuattie
Lois Newman
Elizabeth
Al!of
Mother Jenkins
Mrs. Whitehead
Mesdames Baus Dramm
Barton
Sherrill, Wilcox, Brodbeck
Heidrich
Messrs
Kohler and Garford
Margaret Jenkins
Brown Bird
Rocco Trombetta
Teeln et Club Reg Meeting Highlights and Awards
Members of the Teeln et Club met for their regular meeting Monday night. Jons Meinke hosted the evening. Mabel Smith received high score honors and Mary Adlow earned recognition. Dalene Hofmann will host at her home estate on February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teelnet Club
Jons Meinke
Mabel Smith
Mary Adlow
Dalene Hofmann
Keen Kutter Club Hosts Tureen Dinner At Mrs Miller Home
Twelve members of the Keen Kutter Club gathered for a tureen dinner hosted by Mrs. Lydia Miller on Adelbert street with assisting hostesses Mrs. Carl Smith and Mrs. Clara Farmer. Elsie Swartzle led devotions and read Colossians chapter three. Mrs. Gertrude Johnson read a poem What We Need enjoyed by all. A family supper was planned for February ninth at Mrs. Clare Sayles home on Highth street. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Clara Belin ke on Lake avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Kutter Club
Lydia Miller
Adelbert Street
Carl Smith
Clara Farmer
Elsie Swartzle
Gertrude Johnson
Clare Sayles
Highth Street
Clara Belinke
Lake Avenue
Oberlin club hosts bridge night at Stevens home
Siene Nombre club members enjoyed bridge with first prizes to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schroeder and consolation to Miss Dorothy Rawson and Houghton Wagner. A dessert course followed and plans were set for a February third dinner dance at Lotus Garden Cleveland. A Valentine party is set two weeks later at Miss Dorothy Rawson’s Sixth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siene Nombre Club
Vernon Stevens
Oberlin
Bridge
Clarence Schroeder
Dorothy Rawson
Houghton Wagner
Lotus Garden
Cleveland
Sixth Street
Garford PIA to Host Fine Program at PTA Meeting
After the Garford Parent-Teacher Association regular meeting on Wednesday February 7 fathers take charge of the program. George Decker chairs the arrangements. The program features solos by Paul Wainwright a talk by Dr. R R Bevard a second grade minuet and a one string violin solo by Ernie Laccohee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford Parent-Teacher Association
George Decker
Paul Wainwright
R. R. Bevard
Ernie Laccohee
Card Party at School Sponsored by Allen PTA
Bridge and bunco were the games at the Allen Parent-Teacher Association event at the school last evening. Prizes in bridge went to Nelle Boyd and Mary Battie while Clarence Burill and Frank Harding won the banco prize. A refreshment course followed and Mrs. Frank Durger oversaw arrangements as ways and means chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Bunco
Allen Parent-Teacher Association
Nelle Boyd
Mary Beattie
Clarence Burill
Frank Harding
Banco
Frank Durger
Ways and Means
Association
Dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday Evening
Ridgeville hosts a dance at the Grange Hall Friday evening featuring Cook's Orchestra. Admission is 25 cents per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook
Community Organization Meetings and Evening Events
Democratic Women host an annual party with an act play for members and guests at the Woman's Club at 8. Various clubs meet tonight including W. L. Club with De Lores Jaycox and Et Yet? Club with June Smith. Community groups, dinners, initiations, and church services are scheduled across town in multiple halls and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
W. L
DeLores Jaycox
Walnut Street
June Smith
Admas Street
Woodman Hall
Pilgrim Community Parish
Mary G. Mills
Broad Street
Novia Neve
Novia Neve Chanever Order of DeMolay Meets In I. O. O. F
Sons of Union
Woodworth
K. of C. Hall
Daughters of Scotland
Wurst Hall
Women's Missionary Society of the U. P
Do. J. Cunningham
Fst River Street
First Congregational Church
Circle No. 2
Auld
St. Andrew’s Church
Violin and Piano Pupils Present Recital at Day's Music Store
Mrs. Eric Chapman presented her violin and piano pupils in a recital at Day's Music Store Music Studio. About sixty parents and friends attended. The program featured solo and duet pieces by Chaminade Bach Greenwald Cui Deane Dancla Schubert and others with performances by Roberts Spink Joan Baker Billy Bowdler Betty Miller Dorothy Ryan Ethel Ryan Helen Farmer Catherine McKee and Rose mary Johnson among others along with vocal solos by Jackie Miller and Lila Fell ballet toe dance also showcased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Chapman
Day's Music Store
Chaminade
Bach
Robert Spink
Joan Baker
Billy Bowdler
Rank and File
Anna Minks
Gavotte
Betty Miller
Mrs. Chapman
Greenwald
Ethel Ryan
Helen Farmer
John Bowdler
Mildred Webb
Barcarolle
Tales of Hoffman
Cui
Drolla
Hungary
Koelling
Robert Spinks
Rosemary Johnson
Jackie Miller
Betty
Lila Fell
Norwalk Epworth League Mid-Year Institute Highlights
The Norwalk District Epworth League convened with a banquet address on Christian Character by Dean Roehm of Baldwin Wallace College. The program included a religious drama by local members and a Sunday sermon by Dr. V. W. Wagar. Over 325 youths attended as the institute pledged World Peace and abstinence from alcohol to protect mental moral and physical health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Epworth League
Dean Roehm
Baldwin- Wallace College
Norwalk League
V. W. Wagar
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary Attend Card Party
Mr and Mrs Peter Reader entertained the Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary at Stop 48 on Lorain road last evening. Eight tables of bridge and pedro were in progress with refreshments served. Elyrians in attendance included Mr and Mrs J H Pope Mr and Mrs T J Dimick Mrs Cassie Haverstick Mrs C E Southam Mrs B T Struck Mrs Ray Hollis Mrs Emil Struck Jr and the Misses Marian Schrock Anne and Virginia Southam.
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Peter Reader
Dora
Nola
Lorain Road
Bridge
Pedro
Elyrians
J. H. Pope
T. J. Dimick
Cassie Haverstick
C. E. Southam
B. T. Struck
Ray Hollis
Emil Struck, Jr
Marian Schrock
Anne
Virginia Southam
Notta Card Club meets at Mrs. E A Lewis home
Mrs. E A Lewis entertained the Notta Card Club yesterday afternoon with needlework and refreshments. The group will meet again on February 25 at the home of Mrs. Charles Barton on Kenyon Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Lewis
Notta Card Club
Charles Barton
Kenyon Avenue
Marriage License Applications Listed
Nelson M Fitch 26 merchant and Jane Moody 25 Elyria. Frank Eckstein 31 painter Cleveland and Evelyn Henson 23 Avon Lake. Frank Wlodarsky 25 farmer Vermilion and Marian Bartish 17 Black River Township. Rev Mavis Armitage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson M. Fitch
Merchant
Jane Moody
Elyria
Wm. Muir Auld
Frank Eckstein
Cleveland
Evelyn Henson
Avon Lake
Mavis
Frank Wlodarsky
Farmer
Vermilion
Marian Bartish
Black River Township
Armitage
Hospital Notes and Discharges Listing Local Residents
Hospital notes list Mrs. Carl Manzo at 452 Kenyon Mrs. Paul Houghtaling at 1021 W River Road and Mrs. George Wash burn at 415 Kenyon as current patients. Discharges include Mrs. Adam Jani czweki of 102 Highland Court Russell Bennett of 117 Chase Street and Mrs. Fred Strait of Grafton Mrs. George Nitch of 521 Foster Avenue and Mrs. Joseph Bachman of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Manzo
Kenyon
Paul Houghtaling
W. River Road
George Washburn
Adam Janiczweki
Highland Court
Russell Bennett
Chase Street
Fred Strait
Grafton
George Nitch
Foster Avenue
Joseph Bachman
Lorain
St Marys Girl Reserves Host Bridge Night Prizes Awarded
Ten tables of bridge were in play at the St Marys Hall event hosted by the St Marys Girl Reserves. Prizes were won by Sally Bayley Bernadine Webber and Mary Simon with Julia Simon earning a special prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s Hall
Sally Bayley
Bernadine Webber
Mary Simon
Julia Simon
Social Notes From Jackson Area Circulate Local Happenings
Mrs C E Castle of Jackson Tennessee returns home tomorrow after visiting her sister Mrs H A Crandall in Earl Court. Several residents travel for business or leisure including George Calvert departing for Rochester NY and W B Timms visiting Ft Myers Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Castle
Jackson
Tennessee
H. A. Crandall
Earl Court
Widening Circle to Hold Regular Meeting at Baptist East
The Widening Circle will meet Friday afternoon at 2:00 in the Baptist East Avenue House. Sunshine Club also gathers Friday for a tureen lunch with Mrs. August Miller at 313 Kenyon Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist East Avenue House
Sunshine Club
August Miller
Kenyon Avenue
Mrs Clyde MacBeth Attends West Way Club Meeting
Mrs Clyde MacBeth attended a meeting of the West Way Club held Tuesday at the home of Mrs E Tular in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Clyde MacBeth
West Way Club
E. Tular
Cleveland
Funeral Attendance and Local Social Notices
Frank Bechtel and J P Bechtel attended the funeral of Estella Cook in Oberlin on Tuesday. Malcolm Fowl was absent from school Monday and Tuesday due to a head cold. Mrs J P Bechtel attended a meeting of the E B Club with Mrs Ralph Miller on Wednesday. Mrs S H Amore hosted Ada Smith of Elyria at dinner Sunday. Merton Henson is receiving operative treatment at St Joseph's Hospital in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bechtel
J. P. Bechtel
Estella Cook
Oberlin
Malcolm Fowl
E. B. Club
Ralph Miller
Lake Avenue
S. H. Amore
Ada Smith
Elyria
Merton Henson
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Oyster Supper Brings Ongoing Guild Fellowship
The Needle Guild members held their annual oyster supper at Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Ernst home with families and friends. Attendees included numerous local couples and relatives from Elyria South Amherst and nearby towns, plus visitors from LaGrange and Shelby. Social time followed with music and games as part of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Guild Society
Conrad Ernst
Clarence Lapp
Thomas Potter
Elyria
Edward Ernst
Emma Heske
North Ridge
Arthur Ernst
Madge
South Amherst
Kate Hess
Townlins Road
F. Baus
Milton Baus
Matilda Dramm
Gust Smith
Clarence Peabody
Emil Schroeder
Arthur Hiscox
Carl Dramm
Charles Dehn
Mabel Dehn
Francis Ward
Patricia Anna Henson
Shelby
Lillie Henson
Ralph Fowl
Alvin
Mary Eppley
Abraham Eppies
Amherst
Leroy Fisley
Clyde MacBeth
Frank Bechtel
Phillipena Schubert
Warren Cragin
Ethel Thompson
Newly Born Infant Needs His Vitamins
Dr. Logan Clendening explains infant nutrition requires vitamins C and D beyond milk. Vitamin C comes from fresh vegetables or orange or tomato juice, two tablespoons daily. Vitamin D from cod liver oil or viosterol, given on the tongue, schedule at 9:30, 12:30, and 6:30. After six months, introduce leafy greens and carrots for pigment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
Questions From Readers A L K Sleep Needs for Labor
Question and answer outline that eight hours of sleep are recommended for a middle aged person doing strenuous labor daily. The exchange presents a concise guidance item for readers.
Third district to hear Miller new trial motion Friday
Lima report states the third district court of appeals will hold a final hearing Friday on the motion for a new trial of Arthur Miller. He, 42, was convicted of slain Roy Boggs, 27, during a fight at Miller's roadhouse near Lima last August. Carrie Gehring, 59, Columbus police matron for 27 years, died of a heart attack while waiting for a street car Wednesday in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Third District Court of Appeals
Arthur Miller
Roy Boggs
Miller
Here
Columbus
Carrie Gehring
Train strikes car. Melvin Busby killed near Bloomfield
Steubenville report says 23 year old Melvin Busby of Hopedale was killed when his auto was struck by a train near Bloomfield last night. The accident occurred on a line near the town, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Melvin Busby
Hopedale
Bloomfield
Lima man sentenced in hijacking case
George Young of Lima, 58, sentenced to 10 to 25 years in Ohio penitentiary after pleading guilty to hijacking a load of eggs owned by C. W. Nash of Celina last July 11. Paul Strone and Jack Voorhees, both of Lima, pleaded not guilty to the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
George Young
Lima
C. W. Nash
Celina
Ohio
Paul Strone
Jack Voorhees
Autopsy Planned for Musician Who Died at Mansfield Party
Coroner James K. Biddle was to perform an autopsy on Scott Freed, 35, a musician, who died at a party with friends in Mansfield Ohio. Authorities believe he may have ingested poison liquor at the gathering.
Donahey Urges Roosevelt Recovery Clubs Across Ohio
Former Governor Vic Donahey writes to Lima Democratic leader Francis W. Durbin commending the local Roosevelt recovery club and urging formation of similar clubs in every Ohio county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Vic Donahey
Francis W. Durbin
Roosevelt
Donahey
Ohio
Remembering Booth in a Boston childhood memory
Miss Lucy Anna Dudley, age 100, recalls a vivid early memory of a theater performance in Boston where one entertainer was John Wilkes Booth who killed Abraham Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U.P
Lucy Anna Dudley
John Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Poem Excerpt by Ben Jonson Reflects on Ideal Beauty
The verse contemplates beauty beyond artful display. It asks for a simple look and face that render simplicity graceful, praising natural grace over crafted adornment. It contrasts visual allure with so focused emotional effect.
Famous Old Fort Reconstruction by Home Clubs
Fort Gibson Oklahoma, once a famed Southwest fort founded in 1824 by Col. Matthew Arbuckle, is being restored by home demonstration clubs. Work includes repairing the log fort and embellishing its interior. Noted visitors include Washington Irving and John Howard Payne. officers such as Braxton Bragg and Stephen Kearny served there. The cantonment was abandoned in 1891.
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Fort Gibson
Okla
Southwest
Col
Matthew Arbuckle
Washinston Irving
George Catlin
John Howard Payne
J. M. Stanley
Jefferson Davis
David Hunter
Philip St. George Cooke
Stephen Kearney
Edwin V. Sumner
Braxton Bragg
Milk Declared Public Utility by Oregon Legislature
Oregon lawmakers declare milk a public utility in cities with populations over 15 000. A state milk commission gains power to regulate milk supplies and distribution to protect producers distributors and consumers interests. A separate gasoline bill setting an 18 cent price cap failed to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Orc
Oregon
Adolescent Love Echoes in Classic Poetic Discovery
A refle ctive line notes youths discover love feelings best expressed as Shakespearean or Shelley's phrases. The sentiment cites adolescence as a period of emotional awakening aligning with literary tradition.
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Er Taylor
Harlo
Det
Geigey
Fisk
Muriel Lewis
Charity
Garland
Hope
Mary Schwert
Audwires
Betty Campecorder
Doris Wheatley
Eleanor Dunn
Dorothy Harper
Ndship Club
Friendship Club
W.c. A
Spy Rober
Jean Smith
Mary Buswell
Wanda Bieske
Diefer
Marsh
Maybelle Burner
Lymer
Schneider
Ruth Stark
Elyria Couab
Arsh
Ership
High I
A-Wocket
Allen Bernard
Century Bik
Ters - Paper Merchants
Allen P.T. A
Fur Coat Sale
Newsprap
Epworth League Institute
F. A. Lewis
Verree Teasdale
Sarah Teasdale
Adolphe Menjou
Bridge Party
Harry Broadprent
Fourth Street
Wellington
George Calvert
Rochester
New York
Harry
Calvert
Gulf Farms
J. J. Parks
Denison Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
W. B. Timms
William, Jr
Ft. Myers
Florida
Nelle Pershing
Cleveland College
Croxy Barnhart
Beilfield Avenue
Fisra Memorial Hospital
Frank Gubeno
Mary Caci
CL. Oc. Lord
Fifth Street
Max Suppes
Gulf Farme
New York City
C. A. Olsen
Hamilton Street
Darien
Connecticut
Hill-Farrell
Harry Jantz
LaGrance
Elytia Memorial Hospital
S. WW. Squire
Third Street
Detroit
Michigan
John Smith
Hast Broad Street
H. C. Eckenroad
Harvard Avenue
Bradenton
Park Avenue
F. D. L. Club
Frank Smith
West Avenue
Norman Howard
Tampa
A. L. Pritchard
Zoar
R. K. Edmonds
Cornell Avenue
Edmonds
Booth
Louise Brown
Cornell Ave
Helen Williams
Fifth Avenue
City
Bareau
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Fifth Ave
Ben Jonson
Wilmot Printing CO
Masonic Temple
Eleanor C
Coursome Osteophatic
Willard W. Reger
Middle Avenue
Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
Crooks
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