Friendship Club Ring Group To Begin Discussion Meetings Tomorrow
The Ring Group of the Senior Friendship club will start meetings at the YWCA to explore the Girl Reserve meaning of the ring symbol. Janet Smith chairs with Delores Tonry as assistant. meetings occur twice monthly, with a trip planned to a Cleveland housing project and Play House attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Friendship Club
Friendship Club
Janet Smith
Delores Tonry
Mar
Canary
Cleveland
Senior Friendship Club Plans for Month Include Dance
The Senior Friendship Club Cabinet met at the YWCA to map February events. Activities include interest groups on Feb 2 and 16, Lincoln's Birthday Ball Feb 12 at Spring Valley, a splash party Feb 9 at the YMC A, and a February 28 talk by Miss Jones of John Hay High School with Senior Hi Y guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Gates PTA Executive Board Plans Card Party and Meeting
The Gates Parent-Teacher Association executive board met in the teachers drawing room to set plans for a card party later this month with date and place to be announced. FF A Dusthimer will present travel pictures at the regular meeting Wednesday evening, with Miss Funk's room students handling the rest of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Parent-Teacher Association
Paul Hub’bel
FF. A. Dusthimer
Miss Funk
Girls Learn To Tat At Allen Girl Reserves Meeting
A meeting of the Allen Girl Reserves was held yesterday afternoon at the school with readings then the business session. Adviser Mrs Knechtges taught the girls tatting in the afternoon. Supper 35 cents at La Porte Methodist Church on Web., Feb. 2 at 6 PM. Call 30178.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Girl Reserves
la Porte Methodist Church
News Of The Girl Scouts TROOP 5 Meeting Highlights
News of the Girl Scouts reports Troop 5 perfect attendance at the American Legion Home Monday. Cockerel Patrol held a candy sale. Doris Hopkins Jean Furney and Barbara Klekoda performed a playlet titled The Compass. Cardinal Troop met at 2nd Congregational church with an investiture service and new year officers named. Shamrock Troop reschedules to Thursday at St Marys Parish Hall with a 5th-teen supper featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 5
American Legion
Doris Hopkins
Jean Furney
Barbara Klekoda
Cardinal Troof
Gladys Schuster
2Nd Congregational Church
Martha Davison
Lucy Gray
Ruth Hollis
June Ross
Charlie Rawson
Nora Lee Tait
Constance Chapman
Jin Elsten
Shamrock
St. Mary's Parish Hall
Meetings and clubs note busy Canton area schedule
The article records upcoming meetings including Canton Lo rain Auxiliary with Mrs. Gertrude Johnson and a Bible Class led by Mrs. Newell at 314 Chestnut. Sunny Sol Up club, hosted by Mrs. William Bruck, reports two high scores by Mrs. C E Koontz and Mrs. Anna Wendorf with a luncheon and adjournment to meet again in two weeks. A Holy Communion service is planned at St Andrew's Church on February second and notes the Purification of St Mary the Virgin with its ritual meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton-Lorain Auxiliary
Gertrude Johnson
Strohl
Mra
Newell
Mra. A
Myers
Chestnut Street
Banco
William Bruck
Sunny Sole Up Club
Second Street
C. E. Koontz
Anna Wendorf
George Smith
Bruck
R. K. Nicholl
Columbia Avenue
St. Mary the Virgin
St. Andrew’s Church
Community Socials and Club Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
Mrs Pauline Givery hosted a 20 ladies card party with two Pedro tables and three bridge tables. prizes awarded to Mrs Charles McCully and Mrs Gill. Guests hailed from Elyria Avon and nearby areas. Refreshments served with plans for a two week return party at Miss Agnes Welsh. Mrs Myrah Keller attended an Odd Fellows hall officers party in Elyria with seventeen others and business meeting later. A benefit bingo is planned Friday evening February 4 at Markley school by the Ways and Means committee of the Markley P. L. AL. Mrs Lillian Hardy hosted the Markley Bridge Club. high bridge went to Mrs L H Keller. most members attended except Mrs Anne Tilden visiting in Zanesville. A Progressive Class of the Methodist Sunday School sponsored a gluten supper Friday in church parlors. forty six seated at one long table. drive a will offering over eleven dollars boosted class funds. Attendees from Avon Lorain Akron Kent and Vincent. Late evening included bingo for Aud Copas, best and consolation prizes, plus guitar and piano music by Lee George Kurs and group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Louis Grills
North Eaton
Boyse
Morris Familly
Grills
Beese
Pauline Givery
Pedro
Charles McCully
Gill
Elyria
Avon
Agnes Welsh
Myrah Keller
Odd Fellows Hall
W. R. C. Lodge
Lillian Hardy
Markley Bridge Club
Bridge
L. H. Keller
Anne Tilden
Zanesville
Methodist Church Sunday School
Lorain Akron
Kent
Vancent
Hivbard Ackerman
Audios
Copas Aml
Lee George Kurs
Saturn
Msi
Beauty Joins Economy In Crochet Motogram Rug Pattern 6029
A period sewing notice offers a two tone crochet project, a motogrammed rug 23 by 4 inches, plus an alphabet chart for initials to adorn bath towels. It provides material needs, stitch illustrations, color ideas, and complete instructions, with a request for 10 cents and mailing details to Cluentele Telegram, Household Arts Dept., 255 W 14th St New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluentele-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
14Th Street
New York
Cards To Follow Lodge Meeting Card Night
The regular LO. 0. F. Lodge meeting tonight will be followed by a members only card party. Bridge and pinochle will be the main games with no prizes. Refreshments will be served in the dining room during the social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LO. 0. F. Lodge
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travels
Mr and Mrs Fred Baker plan a trip to St Petersburg Florida and other southern points by motor. Hackett couple return from Albany New York. C Val Spicer couple back from Florida to Closeian Road. Mrs Woam Humphrey stays with Browns on Park Avenue after illness in Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs H Cushins returns home after a Bermuda and New York visit with son Carl Cushing. Mary Ellen Beck hosts guests Cleveland Street. Jane Hurlbut and Mary Louise Bossi former Ridgeville neighbors visit. Arthur M Glover in Washington DC reports on Mrs Roosevelt. Stream couple head to Florida with a Havana stop. The Carpenters reside temporarily in Washington DC area. son Homer Carpenter works with Consumers Counsel in coal commission. Thomas Vaughn returns from Wittenberg to Springfield. Jefferson Junior High Friendship Club meets with Valentine plans and candy sale. Eagles Auxiliary hosts bingo at Lulu Thomasson’s. prize winners listed. Upcoming bingo at Letha Pusbach’s home.
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Fred Baker
Lake Avenue
Petersburg
Florida
Metor
Hackett
Albany
New York
Hame
Harvard Avenue
C. Val Spicer
Weir
Closeian d
Woam Humphrey
Findlay
George Brownell
Park Avenue
Elyria Memorie Hospital
Brown
H. Cushins
Rith Stree
Bermuda
Havana
J. O. Carpenter
West Second Street
Sueet
N. W
Washington
Homer
Carpenter
Consumers’ Counsel
National Bituminous Coal Commission
George Washington University School of Law
Thomas Vaughn
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Ohio
Evening club notices and lodge gatherings in Elyria
Calendar for tonight lists St Johns 03 Club with Mrs Ella Peck and Girl Scout Leaders with Mrs Paul Reig on Roosevelt avenue. Various fraternal groups including Knights of St John at Woman’s Club, Daughters of Scotia, American Legion, and Scottish Societies hold meetings or card parties. Community church events include Grace Lutheran Sunday School officers at 8 00 and a fish fry and card party at the British Empire Club hall at 6 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
Ella Peck
Paul Reig
Roosevelt Avenue
Knorghts of
St John
Womans Ciun
Tencza
Henrietta Wieczorek
Beheid
Johv
Bunco
Makcnsky
Cleveland Street
Wockenfus Clark -‘Jerr
Knights of Pathias Confer
Bank of Knight Tota Su
Claire McGuire
Kenyon Anue
Orae Remgure
Ray Firestone
Foster Avenue
Dorothy Walert
West Street
Eagles
Daughters of Scotia
Frank & Harmon Lodge
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Methodist Church
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Society
United American Mechanics
Agnes P.T. A
American Legion
Young People’s League
st.Paul's Church
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
William Gebnart
East
Avenue
Elyria
British Empire Club
Travel Talk at Home for Aged by Rev Karl Meister
Rev Karl P Meister led the Sunday family program at the Home for the Aged sharing highlights from his Florida trip. Meister spoke as part of a World Service Cultivation team for the Methodist Episcopal church under hospital and deaconess board direction. Music featured Karl Lehmann, bass soloist, with Mrs Ruth at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl P. Meister
Florida
Meister
Methodist Episcopal Church
Board of Hospitals
Karl Lehmann
Ruth
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
A mixed local notice lists admissions including Mrs. David Henry at 208 Harwood, Eric Ligotke at 422 Bon Air, Mrs. H and others, Nima Baker at No 5 ODonnell apartments, Shirley Lowry at Lorain County Children's Home, Jacqueline Haleht at Gallon Ohio, David Smith at 128 Warren Ave, Mrs. Edward Terrell at 208 East Broad. Discharges include Mie Frank Meo with baby girl at 151 South Logan, Mrs. Thomas Paonessa with baby boy at Overbrook Road, Mrs. Edward Krebs at 16 Lake Avenue, and Elsie Nelson of Mingo Junction, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Henry
Harwood Street
Eric Ligotke
Bon Air
H &, Wills
R. D
Nima Baker
O'Donnell
Shirley Lowry
Lorain County
Overbrook Road
Edward Krebs
Lake Avenue
Elsie Nelson
Mingo Junction
Ohio
Hospitalization Plan Offer In Canada
Insurance notice offers a hospitalization plan covering accident sickness for 28 days, maternity seven days, X ray, anesthesia, operation or delivery, with hospital choice in United States or Canada. Premium 75 cents monthly. Contact E. C. Barclay at 128 Grant Street or phone 890384.
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U. S. of Canada
MES
E. C. Barclay
Grant St
First Congregation Guild Holds Sauerkraut Luncheon
Twenty four members and guests gathered Monday at the church dining room for a sauerkraut luncheon hosted by the First Congregation Guild. The afternoon was devoted to sociability with members sewing and planning a work session in two weeks. A special meeting of Kine Selamon's Lodge was announced, with Waste Mason conferring on two candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregation Guild
Kine Selamon
Shen
Uenvre Way
OW Mars
Licenses Granted to Dosle Taylor and Erma Schatz
Dosle Taylor a 22 year old in Bisiia mes cutter and Erma Schatz age 24 reside at 618 124 Northrup Street Elyria. The notice lists licenses issued on July 8 with names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dosle Taylor
Bisiia
Mes Cutter
Erma Schatz
Northrup Street
Elyria
Vincent Briefs Mention Local Visits and Guests
Mrs George Tattersall and Lois of Elsha visited her grandmother Mrs Ellen Langton. Ela Jane Harnish a Kent State student stayed several days with her parents Mr and Mrs John Harnish and family. Mrs Thisaver and son of Alison were guests of the Copas family. Mr Frankie Beese was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
George Tattersall
Lois
Elsha
Ellen Langton
Ela Jané Harnish
Kent State
John Harish
Thisaver
Alison
M. B. Copas
Frankie Beese
Slag Bon Soles at Carlisle Fast Catholic Club Event
A Carlisle event at Fast Carlisle School drew good attendance. Clyde Ambrausth acted as auctioneer and Hot Cutie Way assisted. Miss Joly Rose Wis EL presided. A four-shot business session opened with Vice President A PL Bustle. evening included brides, pedro and dance with first awards to Mrs E D Anton and Mrs Frank Rahire. Mrs Clayton E Smuth hosted with Grafton Road host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Clyde
Joly Rose
Manly Hurlbur
Am Clare
Pedro
Dance
E D. Anton
Frank Pahl
Frank Rahi
Birthday Dinner Hosts and Local Callers Reach Out
Mrs William A Reanie hosted a Wednesday evening dinner honoring her daughter-in-law Mrs William A Rennie on her birthday anniversary. Local callers included Mrs Robert Lee and daughter Shirley Rae from Lorain, and Mrs Earl Brown with daughter Carol Ann from Exder Avenue, visiting at Me and Mrs G HR Goodyear's home along with Mis ELE Humpster's son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Reanie
Dinne
William A Rennie
Grafton Road
Robert Lee
Shirley Rae
Lorain
Earl Brown
Carol Ann Exder
HR. Goodyear
Mis Ele Humpster
Baby Shower Attendant Guests Share Joy at Amherst Home
The article notes a January 29 birth at Amherst Hospital with mother and baby reported doing well. It mentions a Sacred Heart Sewing Circle meeting hosted by Mrs. At Powers in Oberlin and plans for an all-day quilting gathering at Mrs. CL Pickworths. Several local social events, dinners, and visits are listed, including Mr. and Mrs. M. Wohbleber hosting a family dinner and others in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Hospital
Mother
Babe
Sacred Heart Sewing Circle
At Powers
Oberlin
CL. Pickworth
M. Wohbleber
Enguy
Myrtle Davis
Cart Sillie
Wrandotte
Michican
Lloyd Dubay
al Schuster
Vmupery Belge
Mo Wottebe
New Oberlin Born to Mao and Was VE Roipper
A brief note reports an event involving the city of Oberlin and individuals named Mao and Roipper with unspecified roles. The fragmentary item hints at a ceremony or birth related event but lacks clear dates or organizations. Further readable details are unavailable in the clipped text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mao
VE. Roipper von Satirdis Evenitie
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