Debs Club Plans Spring Play and Events
The Debs announce regular Monday meetings at the W C A residence with a surprise program led by Nola Smith Lois Sharkey Florence Welton and Jan et Tichenor. February 18 coed party Wanda McRoberts chair. March 5 quiz bee Grace Almas. March 20 scavenger hunt Mary Louise Carr chair. Bethel Shrine Auxiliary met at Mrs Bernice Kunkle with Mrs Olga Sasse host. next meeting March 1 at Mrs Lewis Heidrich Denison avenue with tureen luncheon and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola Smith
Lois Sharkey
Florence Welton
Janet Tichenor
Wanda McRoberts
Grace Almas
Mary Louise Carr
Frederick Meng
Bethel Shrine
Vrs
Bernice Kunkle
Oxford Avenue
Olga Sasse
Florence Smith
Bess Merriman
Ella Ducke
Lewis Heidrich
Denison Avenue
Women’s Auxiliary Meets At Goacher Home In Winter Session
A dozen members of the Women’s Auxiliary of St Andrew’s Episcopal church met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs J W Goacher’s Cornell avenue home for a business and sewing session supporting church missions. Dr B Redhead attended as a guest and spoke on church activities. Refreshments followed. The hostess announced the next meeting and parish supper details for Wednesday February fifteenth at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
J. W. Goacher
Cornell Avenue
B. Redhead
Auadhersy
Goaeher
Welock
Scout Inter-Troop Get-Together At Townline Cabin
Troop No 105 invites staff from Troops 119 and 103 to their Townline Road cabin for a Friday night meeting. Leaders plan meals by 105 cook Bill Vinson and discuss inter-troop activities. The event marks the first among the get-together program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Townline Road
Cabi
Bill Vinson
Police Talk at Elyria Woman's Club Meeting
Patrolman C. E Parker will discuss the FBI course he recently took in Washington D C at the Elyria Woman's Club Friday afternoon meeting of the Meetings Civics and Political ace Department members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E Parker
Elyria Woman’s Club
Luncheon Held for Church of Christ Division A Meeting
Twenty members and guests attended yesterday as Mrs. Thomas Higham opened her East River street home for Division A of the Church of Christ. Hostesses included Mrs. L. J. Bassett and others. New member Mrs. Arthur Goetz was welcomed. a devotion led by Mrs. E. F. Law used the tonic One Plus God Using Little Things. The vice chairman presided as business discussed next week’s Wool Growers' Association banquet at the church. Next luncheon planned March first at 228 West Avenue by Mrs. M. E. Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Higham
East River Street
Division A
Church of Christ
L. J. Bassett
Lee Cole
F. &. Biddinger
Arthur Goetz
E. F. Law
God
Emma Kuchenrither
John Law
Wool Growers’ Association
M. E. Willard
West Avenue
PTA Hosts Social as Plans Form for Student Dance
Last evening the High School PTA executive committee and spouses gathered at president Mrs. B. H. Long's home for a joint business and social occasion. Mr and Mrs. Paul Cochrane supervise upcoming events including a basketball game dance on February 17 and an early April fun event. The February 9 meeting features Judge H. H. Nye as speaker, with refreshments served by the hostess and sister Mrs. Leo Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teacher Association
B. H. Long
Paul Cochrane
PTA
H. H. Nye
Leo Bell
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Miss Thomas Mayer Wellington Miss Lorena Reusch Valley City Mrs Thomas Murphy O Donnell Apts Adelbert Schuster Avon Mrs Edward Kuist ner Glovercourt Sandra Murphy 202 Longford Dr Percye Maddock 352 Eighth street Mrs Joe Cenker Cleveland Mrs Edson Mosier Avon. Discharges include Dr Arthur Garri son Cleveland Mrs Patrick Radi can 1100 Middle avenue Mrs Gordon Wall 113 Rush street Clarence Lyons Greenwich Ohio Arthur Frank 120 Chestnut street Marquette Prosser Grafton Percy Lee Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mayer
Wellington
Lorena Reusch
Valley City
Thomas Murphy
O Donnell Apts
Adelbert Schuster
Avon
Edward Kuistner
Glovercourt
Sandra Murphy
Longford
Percye Maddock
Eighth Street
Joe Cenker
Cleveland
Edson Mosier
Arthur Garrison
Patrick Radican
Middle Avenue
Gordon Wall
Rush Street
Clarence Lyons
Greenwich
Ohio
Arthur Frank
Chestnut Street
Marquette Prosser
Grafton
Percy Lee
Tea and Book Review Plans by Just Us Bridge Club
Just Us Bridge Club members discussed a tea and book review at Miss Liza Thomas’s West Street home Wednesday evening. The event moves to Mrs Lucinda Jackson’s West 14th Street home Sunday February 19 from 2:30 to 5:30. High scores were won by Mrs Lucile Christian and Mrs Cornelia Horne, with Mrs Mary Kendall consoled and given a wedding gift of linens. luncheon was served as the group adjourned to meet February 8 at Mr Carrie Thompson’s Columbus Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Us Bridge Club
Liza Thomas
West Street
Lucinda Jackson
West 14Th Street
Lucile Christian
Cornelie Horne
Mary Kendall
Carrie Thompson
Columbus Street
Local church activities adjust schedule and events
Spencer events report multiple church and lodge notices. The Methodist Sunday School party remains on February 1. The play Aunt Susie Shoots the Works shifts to February 22. P T and the stockholders dinner at K of P Hall featured Pythian Sisters. Women’s Missionary Band held January meeting with Mrs. Howard.
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Methodist Church
Susie
The
P.T
Pythian Sisters of Liberty Bell Temple
Spencer Equity Exchange
K. of P. Hall
Women's Missionary Band of the Baptist Church
Howard
Harmony group aids sewing and meetings at Spencer and Toledo church
The Spencer school Home Economic Department bought a new electric refrigerator now installed for use. Twenty seven members attended the Harmony group of the Methodist Aid Society meeting at Mrs Alfred Fuller’s home on Tuesday evening to sew carpet bags. Mrs Arleigh Hendricks presided over the business portion. Lunch was served by the entertaining committee. Rev L W Beckley will lead services at Emanuel Baptist Church in Toledo during February with Mrs Beckley accompanying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Beckley
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Toledo
Sam Woods Birthday Honor in Spencer and Nearby Notices
Spencer residents Sam Woods and family hosted a birthday dinner on January 22 to celebrate his eighty fourth birthday. The gathering included daughter and son in law A W Berk of Ashland and H W Nash family of Wellington, plus Mrs Wilbur Nixon and others. Various local residents and visitors are listed with brief notes of illness travel and social calls in the Spencer area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Woods
Spencer
Delphos
Wilbur Nixon
A. W Berk
Ashland
H. W. Nash
Wellington
Woods
Talk on Labrador and Canadian Park by Vera Lawrence at St Peter's
Amherst February meeting of the Philathea Bible class at St Peter's church featured Vera Lawrence presenting an illustrated talk on a Labrador project and Jasper National Park in Canada. Lawrence showed her own color slides from a recent summer visit, with 19 members and five guests attending. Plans were made to move the March meeting to March 2 at Mrs William Barris's home with assistance from Mrs Ralph Reinhard and Mrs C E Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Vera Lawrence
Lorainei
Labrador
Grenfell Organization
Grenfell
Jasper National Park
Canada
Philathea Bible
St Peter’s Church
William Barris
Middle Street
Ralph Reinhard
C E Schmidt
Clayton Hollingsworth
Sadie Beal
Paul Redman
A. C. Kreeger
Arthur Becker
H. J. Shelly
William Schoemig
Roy Stevens
Moon Day Club Plans Service Dinners and Fellowship Supper
At a church meeting Mrs. Nettie Schaeffer and Mrs. Henry Sharp led the Moon Day Club session with Mrs. B. A. Jenne. Plans were laid to serve a dinner for the club and a fellowship supper on Friday at 6:30 PM in the church parlors, plus a recognition dinner on February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cater
Nettie Schaeffer
Henry Sharp
Mayme Schaeffer
Moon Day Club
Regular meeting of Ladies' Society held at church parlors
The Ladies' Society of the Congregational church convened Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors. Lunch was served at 1 30 by Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church
Past Matrons Chapter Eastern Stars meeting planned
The Past Matrons of Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars will meet February 8 at Mrs D Kaser's home. Mrs Sam Wragg assisted by Mr and Mrs Alger Wilbur and son Earl have returned from a lengthy stay with relatives in Fall River Massachusetts. Committees of the legion and auxiliary, in charge of planning the county council banquet to be held here on April 6, will meet at the Town Hall at seven o'clock Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone City
Eastern Stars
D. Kaser
Sam Wragg
Ais
Alger Wilbur
Earl
Fall River
Mass
Legion and Auxiliary
County Council
Town Hall
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Roy Brouse
Charles Fuller
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Homerville
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Washington Street
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Ralph Ott
Elyria
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B. A. Jenne
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