Woman's Association hears Dean Graham on democracy
The Woman's Association of the First Congregational church held an evening gathering with Dean Thomas W. Graham of Oberlin as speaker on Religion and Democracy. He argued democracy rests on human worth, freedom of action, and equal opportunity, noting democracy without religion is impossible.
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Dean Thomas W. Graham
Woman's Association
First Congregational Church
Mission Study Club
Cora May Walton i
Oberlin
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
Lfe
Grehem
Graham Exo
Dean Graham
Dean Grahams
H. G. Hoover
Methodist Church
Valentine
Charlotte Brooks
Mrs. Rose
Local society notes from community column
A string of personal notices details visits and travels. Mrs. George Stevel and family traveled from Lake to Clearwater to see relatives Mr and Mrs G W Stevel. Mrs Orpha Lindsey and Mrs Ralph Terén attended an American Legion Auxiliary card party. Mrs Agnes Wiers fractured her hip in her Seventh Street home and was hospitalized. Mrs Curtis Spence viewed the stage play Susan and God in Cleveland.
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Sissies Ecoon
Laked
Iferda
Cleveland
Ve Street
Suises Training
Oriowa Menicral Hospital
C. Keres
Park Nue
Mica Dorothy Steves
Community T Huspital
Borea
Clearwater
Fisvida
George VW Stevel
Eciseuy BP
Avon
Momacal Hospital
Orpha Lindsey
Ralph Terren
American Legion Auxiliary
J. Baumhardt
Cornelavenun
Clifton H. Littie
Travers City
Michigan
Little
Agnes Wiers
Seventh Street
Elvira Memorial Hospital
Curtis Spence
Susan and
God
Fostess To Friendly Twelve Club Meeting Report
The Friendly Twelve club met eleven games of pedro Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Fred Peterson home on East River street. Mrs. C W Oakley and Mrs. Helen Smith held high scores, while Mrs. Rosenthal was consolation. The hostess prize went to Mrs. Peterson. In two weeks the members will be guests of Mrs. Oakley at 325 East River street for a chicken dinner.
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Friendly Twelve Club
Pedro
Fred Peterson
East River Street
C. W. Oakley
Helen Smith
Rosenthal
Peterson
Oakley
Elyria P T A Units Win State Publicity Award
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers honors thirteen Elyria P T A units with the gold seal and blue ribbon for outstanding publicity. Publicity books and awards to be displayed at the Ashland conference on February 23. Tau Kappa Beta members enjoyed bridge, with Mary Lou Dutis and Mrs Elmer Erickson winning. A Valentine centerpiece featured cellophane ribbons and red candles. In two weeks, Mrs Helen Greene will host a club gathering at Cleveland Street home.
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W. R. Cavanaugh
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
George Tulk
Elyria Council of
P.T. A
Elyria Associations
Ashland
Tau Kappa Beta
Beverly Peterman
Fourth Street
Mary Lou Dutis
Elmer Erickson
Helen Greene
Cleveland Street
St Clair Rebekah Lodge Plans Valentine Event
The regular St Clair Rebekah lodge meeting drew a large turnout at the C O F temple. Plans discussed include a Valentine party after the February 1 regular meeting, a regional meeting in Cleveland on February 6, and a Rebekah Degree at 3 p.m. in Hotel Staller ballroom. Special prize awarded to Mrs Anna Schanbacher. New officers hosted, with cards and Chinese checkers. Prizes for checkers awarded to Ada Gould Anna Dimmick Helen Coniam Anna Schanbacher Blanche Thompson and Agnes Erickson. Card awards went to Mrs Kate Masten Jeanette Arnold Jessie Raesler. Refreshments served by the new officers.
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St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Ada Gould Anna Dimmick
Helen Coniam
Anna Schanbacher
Blanche Thompson
Agnes Erickson
Kate Masten
Jeanette Arnold
Jessie Raesler
Allen Girl Reserves Plan Valentine Party
During a business meeting the Allen Girl Reserves drafted plans for a Valentine party on February 14 for Allen teachers. A YWCA committee event featured a play and a cooking demonstration by Jane Schue. The chili con carne from the demonstration was served to the girls. Jane Schue and Maxine Fitchner will oversee arrangements for the party.
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Allen Girl Reserves
Allen
Jane Schue
Maxine Fitchner
County C E Groups Meet In Elyria
Lorain County Christian Endeavor Rally brought together groups from Lorain South Amherst and Elsira at Second Congregational Church. Tauber of the Presbyterian church in Lorain led a talk on Every Christian a Personal Worker. Special music featured the United Sabbath chorus and a time of fellowship followed by young people gathering for closing events.
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Christian Endeavor Societies
Lorain
South Amherst
Elsria
Lorain County
Christian Endeavor
Tauber
Dire i Olmstersd
Re Oie
Ridenour to Speak at D A R Meeting
Dr. Harry L. Ridenour professor at Baldwin Wallace College will speak on The American Ballad or Folk Song at the Elyria Chanters guest day luncheon to be held at the Elyria Country Club on Friday February 16. The committee in charge includes Thomas, Anna Bloomfield, E Lambert, and Aliss Dy Nichols. The February meeting will be held Tuesday morning at 3 30 at the home of Mrs. C E Dan ner on Third Street Ni
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Harry L. Ridenour
Baldwin-Wallace College
Elyria Chanter
Elyria Country Club
Co i Wih Thomas
Irs
Anna Bloomfield
McG
E. Lamberton
Aliss Dy Nichols
C. E. Danner
Third Street
Past Pres Parlay and Legion Auxiliary Meeting Report
Past Pres Parlay meets with Past Presidents Parlay of one cand Legion Auxiliary. Ada Allen presided over business session due to Mrs Hathe Hansnns absence. Mrs Anna Hadawway read a nurse letter from Jirs Georgie Stranbreigin of Alister Cot wee Dayton Faeslav. A social hour followed with a freshment crane and Valentine decor. On March first Mrs oAden owl to entertain at the Elks Restaurant.
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Cand Legion
St Agnes Fernn
Tess
Ada Allen
Hathe Hansnns
Anna Hadawway
Jirs Georgie Stranbreigin
Alister Cotwee
Dayton Faeslav
Neeming
Bent Kien
oAden Owl
Elks
Golden Glow Club Hosts Tea and Bridge Winners Recognized
Golden Glow Club members met for a tea and bridge session at the home of Third last OVO ig. Katherine Krugmian won first prize, Mazda McLaughlin second, Amma Hellup third. Elizabeth Galloway received a special prize. A two course luncheon followed and the group planned a two week gathering at Mrs. Galloway’s home to honor Mrs. Mary Diedrich with a supper at six.
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Golden Giow Club
Katherine Maven
Hee
Stes
Katherine Krugmian
Seennid
Mazda McLaughlin
Amma Hellup
Elizabeth Galloway
Licenses Granted for Lorain and Elyria Residents
William J. Smith 34 Lorain mar iner and Katherine L. Lukesic 25 Lorain granted licenses. Gardner J. Feeley 46 Elyria engineer and Agnes Fogel 32 Lorain granted licenses.
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William J. Smith
Lorain
Mariner
Katherine L. Lukesic
Gardner J. Feeley
Elyria
Agnes Fogel
Women of Moose Represented at Columbus Conference
Senior Regent Maude McLaughlin and three delegates Beatrice France Ann Castle and Hazel Gibson depart for Columbus Ohio for a two day Women of the Moose conference at the Deshler Wallace Hotel February 4 and 5 1948. The program includes general committee discussions Mooseheart Alumni dinner reception and Academy of Friendship ceremonies with the College of Regents seminar and talks on further development of bepiators under state leadership Eva Waller Canton Mary Wallace and other leaders.
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Maude McLaughlin
Women of the Moose
Beatrice France
Ann Castle
Hazel Gibson
Columbus
Ohio
Deshler-Wallick
Mooseheart
Academy of Friendship
Geldie Bartlett
Threugheus Liedus
Eva Wallar
Canton
Mary Wallice
Cutach
Ales
Mite Box Service At Local Methodist Gathering
A church service centered on mite boxes featured Rev H Riche and Mrs. Merritt leading readings from Matthew and prayers. Mrs Henry Townsend and Miss Osborn accompanied songs including Our India. An international tea at First M Church was announced for February 7 with services across Methodist churches, followed by a Founders Day banquet on April 24.
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B OH
Merritt
Ovbern
Matthew
Henry Townsend
Osborn
Sale Tech
M. F
Calendar summarizes society meetings across streets and clubs
United Presbyterian Missionary Society and many groups meet at listed addresses including 511 Cleveland street and Longvord avenue for 7 30. Other gatherings cover Catholic Study Club Alpha Longvord Avenue and various domestic and fraternal circles with members named at 250 Fourth street West River street Erie street LaGrange Road and 113 Erie Street. Mid week services noted and religious orders meet with specified hosts.
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United Presbyterian Missionary Society
D. E. Phelps
Cleveland Street
Chub
Alberta’ Ehlert
Longvord Avenue
Catholic Study Club No
Emma Fitzpatrick
LaGrange Road
Harlan Beard
E. H. Blvd
X-Ocho
Hilda Schuster
Avon
Ace Hi
William Cox
LaFayette Street
Dona Ternes
Sugar Ridge Road
Galaxy
Ted Sewsard
Fourth Street
Redouble
Doab Thomas
West River Street
Flay Awhile Club
Phyllis Hale
Erie Street
Clyque
Iva Thomas
Woodland Avenue
Daughters of Scotland
Woodworth
Women's Benefit
Democratice Womens Club of
Elying
Woman's Club
John K. Nece
California
Nie Chanter Order of DeMolay
2Nd Congregational
Canton Lorain
Miss Bins Is Speaker At Eve n Department Meeting
A pleasant evening with the Eve n Department of the Living Women's Club at the Club House on Wednesday. Miss Cora Phelis chaired a brief business session. Ann McClelan and Jian Brown performed the plane due, followed by Lots Bins, Probation Officer, who presented a talk on the topic. Refreshments were served after the program.
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Living Wom
Weds
Cora Phelis
Altes deCracken
Ann McClelan
Jian Brown
Therm
Miss Lots
Conecrus Hoop Ploeher
Broiteuvo
Gites
Birthday Surprise Party At Mrs Perkins Home
A birthday surprise was held Tuesday evening at Mrs William Sabbins residence on Sec One Street. Guests were entertained with refreshments and games. Prizes included first for Mrs Swine, second for Mrs Reege, and men’s prizes to Mr Rose and Mr Salins. The event honored Alice Green and Sam Tremaine amid twelve attendees.
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Barthday
Mirs
Helen Perkins
William Sabbins
Secone Street
Paischie
Binge
Perswine
Mer. Reege
Rose Dalerd
Pinachle
Rummage Sale Details and Society Notices
Rummage sale items are listed for early April with proceeds aiding church activities. Refreshments were served to twenty two members and three guests by Mrs Sterne and committee members Mrs Ho Townsend Mrs J Powell and Mrs Minnie Reed. Mrs C M Ackerman of Prine st Avenue will entertain the W F M S on Wednesday March first.
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Etwo
Sterne
Ho Townsend
J. Powell
Minnie Reed
C. M. Ackerman
Prinestan Avenue
W F. M.S
Numerous Activities Planned By Senior Friendship Club
A large meeting of the Senior Friendship Club with 115 girls featured plans for several events. Mary Kaiser presided as devo tions led by Ione Geisel opened the session. February 8th faculty party tickets go on sale at the high school. A cabinet meeting is set for February 15 with the Hoboes Holiday on February 18 at the high school gym. Elizabeth Kardos of Cleveland will speak at an all girl assembly February 23 in the high school auditorium for $30. The Ring Group will start meetings next Monday with focus on makeup led by Janet DeLuna of Cleveland. Mrs Earl Lautenschleger discussed a Washington trip. Photos from the last meeting and a western trip were shown by Miss Elizabeth Yoder and Dr. Abbe.
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la Vaughn Searight
Dorothy Nau
Friendship Club
Elizabeth Kardos
Cleveland
Shirley Altfeld
Ring Group
Janet DeLuna
Earl Lautenschleger
Washington
Abbe
Elizabeth Yoder
Fitzpatrick Wedding Announced Party in Cleveland
Mrs John Fitzpatrick of LaGrange Road and Mr Fitzpatrick hosted a post nuptial party in Cleveland for the newlyweds. Guests from Cleveland and nearby friends presented gifts. Aunts and kin attended as part of a sequence of post wedding gatherings hosted by family members and the L A L group.
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John Fitzpatrick
LaGrange Road
Cinea Kuebland
Cleveland
Bivria
Fitzmethick
Chora Noll
Qineles
Nelian Ridgeville
Kate
Marmola Tablets Ad Promises Slim Figure For Thyroid Fat
An old advertisement targets "fat persons" with Marmola Prescription Tablets as a thyroid related weight loss remedy. It claims 4 tablets daily under physician guidance, notes decades of public sale, and presents no cure for all ailments, stressing medical consultation and that the formula is included in each package.
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Maroyeta
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Holmes
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George Bush
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Hinderer
Etth
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Ada Block
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Anna Hollup
Maggie Ward
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Elyria P-T. A
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Broad Street
Metropolitan Opera
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