February Edison PTA Holds Notable Meeting Attendance Honors
The Thomas A Edison PTA met yesterday with strong turnout led by president Mrs Scott Lingenfel ler. Members heard a poem Birth days in February and learned about joining the National State Association. The program featured fifth through sixth graders singing Washington Our Father of Liberty and a demonstration on Education of the Deaf Child. A joint meeting at Gates Auditorium is planned for March second.
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Thomas A. Edison P. T. A
Scott Lingenfeller
Miss Spencer
Miss Thompson
Robert E. Lee
George Washington
Frank Spencer
National State Association
Washington
Fields M E Church Announces Three Sunday Services
The Fields M E Church plans three services on Sunday February fifth. Morning Worship at 10 15 led by Rev John G Koontz with the sermon The Larger Loyalty and a boys and girls sermonette A Magnet. Miss Betty Blain plays two saxophone solos Valse Impromptu and Trees. Mrs Koontz sings Shine On Our Pathway. Sunday School at 1 15 with classes for all. Epworth League at 7 PM features reports from the Norwalk District Institute on the League’s work.
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M. E
John G. Koontz
Betty Blain
Clyde Doerr
Oscar Ras- Bach
Fortnightly club reviews democracy book and luncheon
Mrs. A L Patrick reviewed The March of Democracy by James Truslow Adams for Fortnightly members at Mrs. E F Aillen’s Washington avenue home. Mrs James Guthrie reviewed The Strange Adventures of Jonathan Drew by Christopher Ward. Mrs Allen hosted luncheon before the program. Mrs Earl Brown of Ohio street will host February sixteenth.
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James Truslow Adams
A. L. Patrick
E. F. Aillen
Washington Avenue
James Guthrie
Jonathan Drew
Christopher Ward
Allen
Earl Brown
Ohio Street
Auxiliary to the S U V held meeting at G A R hall
The Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans met last evening in the G A R hall with president Mrs Jessie Coniam presiding. Regular business was conducted. Mrs Ida Riley, long ill, reported improved. The next meeting is February 16 at 7 pm when the Sons present a Lincoln birthday patriotic program. All Auxiliary members invited.
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Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Jessie Coniam
Ida Riley
Lincoln
Mrs Betteridge Hosts East Side Guild Meeting
Mrs J E Betteridge opened her Park avenue home to eighteen members of East Side Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal church Thursday afternoon. After the business session the group sewed and enjoyed a social hour with refreshments at Mrs G M Smart's home 125 Eastern Heights Boulevard February 16.
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Betteridge
East Side
ST. Andrew's Church
J. E. Betteridge
Park Avenue
Daughters of Scotland Hold Regular Meeting
The Daughters of Scotland met last evening at Wurst Hall. Plans were laid for a Valentine party to honor a visitor from Scotland, to be held in two weeks. A social hour closed the event.
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Daughters of Scotland
Wurst Hall
Scotland
Vicks Antiseptic Trial Offer Heads Advertisements
The makers of Vicks VapoRub announce Vicks Voratone Antiseptic an oral antiseptic. They urge users of mouth wash and gargle to test it and note its quality and economy. Regular 10 ounce bottle priced at 35c trial size 25c worth 10c while supplies last. Elyria druggists offer the trial size.
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Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
Elyria
Major Woodworth Camp Plans Valentine Party
The regular meeting of Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary of the Spanish War Veterans was held last night in the K of C Hall. Mrs. Cassie Haverstick will host a Valentine and Card party at 115 Linegola Court on Saturday evening February 1933. Washington's Birthday will be observed at the next meeting on February 16 led by Mabel B. Locke and George P. Colburn. Lunch will follow, served by Camp Comrades.
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Woodworth
K. of C. Hall
Cassie Haverstick
Linegola Court
Washington
Mabel B. Locke
George P. Colburn
E. J. McRoberts
Auxiliary
Withbert Haake
Charity Hospital
Cleveland
Struck
C. C. Locke
D. C. Kothe
Alrs
Emil Struck, Jr
C. E. Southam
Ward A. Wilford
Akron
North East Ohio Booster Club
United Presbyterian Missionary Society Meets at Church
The United Presbyterian Missionary Society met last evening at 7 30 PM after a 7 15 prayer group. Mrs E W Wright led devotions, Mrs T F Sellers presided, and members pledged support for boys and girls missionary societies in the February stewardship pageant. Mrs A W Baird and Mrs E W Wright led the lesson The Social Outlook in the American Indian Missions. It urged Indian children attend public schools and maintain their own home life.
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United Presbyterian Missionary Society
E. W. Wright
T. F. Sellers
Luetta Magruder Addresses Democrat Women’s Club
Mrs Luetta Peabody Magruder of Oberlin spoke on Women in Politics at the Democrat Women’s Club meeting hosted by Mrs A H Pfaff on Cleveland Street. Miss Catherine Pfaff played piano and refreshments were served by Margaret Wehlber and her committee at the Pfaff home. note of a related event at Mrs J J McGuire’s home on West Bridge Street on March second.
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Luetta Peabody Magruder
Oberlin
Democrat Women’s Club
A. H. Pfaff
Cleveland Street
Magruder
Catherine Pfaff
Margaret Wehlber
J. J. McGuire
West Bridge Street
Avon Lake Choir Plans Third Annual Musical Program
The Avon Lake Congregational church choir under Lila Black prepares a program of sacred and secular music for Wednesday evening February Sth. This third annual event features soloists Mildred Teagle Cleveland contralto and Horace Peasegood Lorain baritone assisting the program.
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Avon Lake
Allen P. T. A. Holds Busy February Meeting
Allen P. T. A. met Thursday February 2 at the school. Mrs. H. E. Custar opened with America the Beautiful. Reports covered council matters, publicity duties, a bridge party, and an evening meeting March 2 with Miss Nina Baker's class. Founders Day notes and a Home Training talk followed. Mrs Stevick introduced Harriet Hubbard.
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George Green
Akron
O. F. Flint
Stevick
Harriet Hubbard
Hospital Notes Admissions List Names and Addresses
Admissions include Mary Parker 91 1 2 Ninth Street Mrs Wil lam Shamel 307 Sumner Street Mrs Henry Darst 715 Garford Mrs Irvin Jaycox 55 Samuel Street Mrs Henry Bembower 148 East Heights Boulevard Sofia Given 234 Columbia Avenue Andrew Biro Gilder Road Discharges include Helen Mittler 540 Vulcan Street Mrs Carl Smith baby girl 107 Stanford.
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Mary Parker
Ninth Street
Willam Shamel
Sumner Street
Henry Darst
Garford
Irvin Jaycox
Samuel Street
Henry Bembower
East Heights
Sofia Given
Columbia Avenue
Andrew Biro
Gilder Road
Helen Mittler
Vulcan Street
Carl Smith
Stanford
Past Presidents Recall Early Hamilton P T A History
The Past Presidents of the Hamilton P T A shared memories Thursday afternoon at Hamilton School. They described the club as Elyria’s first P T A formed from Miss Lucy Kirk and others urging the need, with reminiscences from first president Mrs. Stanley Shaw and later leader Mrs. Seeley. A poem, duets and solos accompanied by a tea social concluded the program.
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Hamilton P. T. A
Hamilton School
Elyria
Proxam
W. O. McClellan
H. Ingersoll
Lucy Kirk
Hamilton
Sue
William Deam
Carl Martin
Dehm
L. Ronald
Stanleyshaw
Pp. T. A
Seeley
National Congress of Mothers
Washington
Ida Greer
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Association
Lea
Stanley Shaw
Henry Ingersoll, Sr
Division A Meeting at Nellie Smith Home Plans Washington Birthday Event
Division A of the Second Congregational Church met at 134 Parkview Court hosted by Mrs. Nellie Smith with Mrs. Anna Gehrke assisting. Fourteen members and five guests attended as plans formed for a February 22 Washington Birthday supper in the church basement and a silver tea at Lake Avenue home of Mrs. George Woodcock next Thursday. Mrs. Nellie Miller read a travelogue by Miss Ruth Hege of Wellington tied to the Belgian Congo Mission. The meeting adjourned to reconvene March 2 at Mrs. Leah Rogers 701 Bond Street with Mrs. Jane Pelter assisting.
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Second Congregational Church
Nellie Smith
Parkview Court
Anna Gehrke
Washington
George Woodcock
Lake Avenue
Nellie Miller
Ruth Hege
Wellington
Belgian Congo
Valentine Party Plans Highlighted at Olive Noonan Home
Miss Olive Noonan hosted the Personality Pals gathering on Wednesday evening at her Tenth street residence. Members approved plans for a Valentine party slated for February 11 and noted a schedule change from Wednesday to Thursday with luncheon served by the hostess and her mother. Election of new officers is set for February 16 at Lucile Noveske’s Homer Court home.
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Olive Noonan
Tenth Street
Lucile Noveske
Homer Court
Bridge Winners at Hazel Bassett Home
Members of the Cheerful Chat ter Club enjoyed a bridge night at Miss Hazel Bassett's Lake Avenue home. Prizes went to Katherine Cullin first and Margaret Beaver as consolation. The event occurred on February 17 at Geraldine Feron's Ninth Street residence.
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Cheerful Chatter Club
Rebekkah Social Club Plans Valentine Party
The Rebekkah Social Club will meet Tuesday February seventh at Mrs. Cora Bemis home 331 West Street. An entertainment committee arranged a Valentine party with a splendid program. Members are asked to attend and bring a Valentine for exchange.
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Rebekkah Social Club
Rebekah Social Club
Cora Bemis
West Street
Letters of Empress Frederick reviewed for Cosmopolitan Club
Mrs. John Wenzel and Mrs. Gerald Wagner hosted the Cosmopolitan Club at the YWCA yesterday afternoon. Seventeen members attended as Miss Marybell Burner reviewed Letters of the Empress Frederick by Frederick Ponsonby, detailing Queen Victoria’s daughter and German history. The discussion covered Kaiser Wilhelm II and Battenberg arrangements, with a future dinner-bridge planned and invitations for husbands. Next meeting is March second at 2 15 with Mrs. Krugman and Mrs. Hecock as hostesses.
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John Wenzel
Gerald Wagner
Cosmopolitan Club
Leonard Krugman
KK. Fauver
R. Wilson
Catherine Nitch
Germany
Marybell Burner
Empress Frederick
Sir Frederick Ponsonby
Queen Victoria
Ponsonby
England
Willet
William II
Waiser
China
Old Windsor
Ben
Frederick
Frederick II
Battenberg
Sir Ponsonby
Europe
L. Krugman
D. Hecock
Jonesville Chautauqua Draws Large Crowd at Church Event
More than two hundred people gathered in the Gates room of the First Congregational church for the Jonesville Chautauqua. Seven church groups presented acts including a mock orchestra, How the Story Grew, Living Advertisements, a Washington lecture, bridal fashion show, and an old-time minstrel show. Howard Butler MC’d each act, with I M Harrison delivering the Washington lecture and Marian Talley singing before the fashion show. John Pekras of Park Avenue is visiting Nimbus, Ohio, as a relative guest.
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Jonesville
Marian Talley
Cora May Walton Club
Guild
Eric Chap- Man
Howard Butler
Social Afternoon Club Guests Visit Mrs Mayberry
Ten members of the Social Afternoon Club were guests of Mrs. E. E. Mayberry on Water street Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. C. B. Ashbrook and Mrs. W. A. Hiscox of Cleveland attended. An informal afternoon with refreshments was served. The club will meet again on March first at Mrs. Hiscox's home in Cleveland.
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E. E. Mayberry
Water Street
C. 8. Ashbrook
W. A. Hiscox
Cleveland
Alta Guild of St Marys Church Meets for Sewing Session
Thirty members gathered in Parish Hall for a regular Alta Guild meeting at St Marys Church. The entire session was devoted to sewing and a committee served refreshments before adjournment to reconvene in two weeks.
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Alta: Guild of St. Mary’s Church
H P Chapman Camp Plans March Inspection and Lincoln Day Observance
H P Chapman Camp another regular meeting at G A R Hall with Commander Stevick in charge. Nelson Hoagland inspector will visit March 16 to inspect the local unit. A redecorating committee and welfare committee of six members were named. Lincoln Day events are set for February 16 with Alfred Bates directing. James Pointon has returned home from burying his sister Mrs Gertrude Marlett in Brooklyn after visiting Elyria.
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H. P. Chapman
G. A. R. Hall
Stevick
Nelson Hoagland
Cleveland
Brother VanOster
W. H. VanOster
Mason Smith
Charles Lent
G. B. Findley
C. J. Miller
A. E. Taylor
Alfred Bates
Sons of Union
James Pointon
Brooklyn
New York
Gertrude Marlett
Elyria
W. H. Ehrick
R. R. Renouard
Local People Plan Visits and Births
Mrs. Louis Lamm and son Louis Jr of Devon Courts travel to Chicago to visit a sister. Calvin Loomis and Ford Loomis host relatives in Park Avenue. Duke Gull from Allegheny College visits home during midsemester break. Several local residents visit or host, with two births reported at Elyria Memorial Hospital on February 3.
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Louis Lamm
Louis, Jr
Devon Courts
Chicago
Ilinois
Margaret Carol
Cleveland
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Dr. Conroy
Cleveland Street
H. J. Gerstenberger
E. O. Gerstenberger
Cleveland Road
Eleanor Gerstenberger
Center Ridge Road
Norman and
E. Hamilton
Miami University
Western Reserve
Clayton Hawk
Grand Rapids
Michigan
W. E. N. Hawk
West Avenue
C. A. McMillan
William Shamel
Sumner Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cunning for Tots Pattern Ad From Marian Mastin Patten
An old pattern advertisement for pattern 9443 from Marian Mastin Patten promovies a toddler dress with puff sleeves and pleats. It notes sizes 2, 4, 6, 8 and 1h, and requires 2-8 yards of fabric for size 6. Transfer pattern details plus order form and catalog offer are included.
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Marian’ Mastin Patten
Marean Martin
Chronicle
Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Public debt per capita now five times higher than 50 years ago
The article notes that the public debt of the United States per capita is five times greater today than it was half a century ago, highlighting a dramatic long term growth in national indebtedness.
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United States
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