Social gathering notes and club reports from town
Mrs Kate Mastin hosted the Rebekah Social Club with 35 members at 206 E Broad St. Florence Gillman presided the meeting. A death and several illnesses were reported. A birthday program honored Washington Lincoln and McKinley with Cecelia Reed and others performing. Next meeting March 2 at Hazel Markel’s home. Mrs Anna Kennedy led a WCTU session at First Methodist church with devotions by Mrs Fred Sheldor and songs by Nellie Gregory. Edith Metcalf spoke on the Red Cross dues split and Frances E Willard tribute by Mrs Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Mastin
E. Broad Street
Rebekah
Florence Gillman
Alice Sutton
Blanch Thompson
Washington
Lincoln
McKinley
Cecelia Reed
Phyliss
Anna Kennedy
First Methodist Church
Christ
Fred Sheldor
Nellie Gregory
Edith Metcalf
Gerald Rice
Elyria Club Names New Officers At Byington Court Meeting
Mrs. Neva Rankin presided at the Past Presidents Club meeting with Mrs. Lena Klasek hosting on Byington Court. Ella Williams was installed as Senior Vice President, and the executive committee distributed year programs. A social hour followed with Valentines for each guest, hosted by Mrs. Hulda Powers and Mrs. Klasek. Elyria Lodge No. 103 Tf. C. O. F. reported a large turnout and new members A. B. Meldrum and J. B. Jackson discussed degree work and future auxiliary membership. Deputy Grand Master Ralph Hobill spoke on Lorain County Past Grand Association reorganization. Next lodge meeting set for Tuesday evening February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Rankin
Elyria Lodge No
Temple
A. B. Meldrum
J. B. Jackson
Ralph Hobill
Grand Association
Lorain County
Hostess Event Serves Valentines At Foster Avenue Home
Mrs Maude Firestone hosted Orae Sempre club members at her Foster avenue residence last evening. After a brief business meeting each member received a Valentine from Mystery Sister. Three bridge games produced Lucy Wollert first, Alice Segene second, and Firestone third. A salad luncheon featured red candlelight and a carnation centerpiece. Marie McMullen will host February 16 at East River street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Firestone
Orae Sempre Club
Foster Avenue
Lucy Wollert
Alice Segene
Firestone
Marie McMullen
East River Street
St Agnes PTA and G G G Club hold February meetings
Chief E J Stankard spoke at St Agnes PTA urging ongoing safety work and home lessons on crossing streets. The group discussed prizes, bingo Friday at the church hall, and refreshments. G G G Club, hosted by Dorothy Davis at Madison Street home, held minutes reading, bridge and bingo with several prizewinners. Pantry shower for Marie Sharpe and a Valentine luncheon were noted before ad journing to February 16 at Julia Kokai’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Stankard
St. Agnes
Parent- Teacher Association
Church Hall
Stankard
R. Powers
James Elemes
Mesdames Foreman
Kershaw
Sulivan
Ziegman
Powers
Young
Wallace
Dre
Menschein
Hoppi
Brada
William Worcester
G. G. G. Club
Dorothy Davis
Althea Bennett
Madison Street
K. Lehmann
Don Taliano
Ruth Stanford
Grace Shimsky
Lehmann
Taliano
Marie Sharpe
Julia Kokai
West River Street
Ladies Catolic Benevolent Assoc Plans March Meeting
Members met in K of C parlors with newly elected president Mrs Katherine Donovan presiding. They scheduled the March 2 gathering followed by a bridge and bunco party, with Mrs Helen Seward winning the bunco prize and refreshments served later. Girl Scouts Daisy Troop formed three interest groups and a health game closed the meeting. Afternoon study group to meet at four. Instructions Sent To League of Women Voters letter urges members to study federal bills on food drug and cosmetics and to write representatives with opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Catolic Benevolent Association
K. of C
Katherine Donovan
Bunco
Helen Seward
Girl Scouts of Daisy Troop
Third Street
Nan Shryock
Black and White House
Dykstra
C. D. Reding
League of Women Voters
National Office
Congress
League
Food, Drugs, and Cosmetics Committee
Department of Government , and Economic Welfare
State Office
John McSweeny
H. G. Mosier
Dow Harter
House
Robert J. Bulkley
Vic Donaher
Senate
Red Cross Benefit Show at High School Auditorium
Fire prevention lecture led by Captain Hudson will precede the event. Eight girls in uniform will sell tickets and act as ushers tonight at the High School Auditorium for the Red Cross benefit show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Red Cross
Alpha Sigma Chi Plans Dinner and Dueling Bridge Winners
Alpha Sigma Chi met at Mrs Albert Barbknecht home on Princeton avenue Tuesday evening to finalize plans for the February 13 dinner party at Schneider's Villa. The club constitution was presented and approved, bridge awards went to Miss Isabelle Brydon and Miss Betty Samar, with a luncheon to follow. The group will reconvene in two weeks at Miss Isabelle Brydon’s Kenyon court residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Sigma Chi
Albert Barbknecht
Princeton Avenue
Schneider
Bridge
Isabelle Brydon
Betty Samar
Kenyon Court
The Sinuses Are Air Holes in Skull Which Cause Pain
A health note discusses sinus anatomy and common trouble. It explains sinuses as eight air spaces near the nose with frontal and maxillary pairs. The piece notes many suffer sinus distress and some travel, seeking relief in different climates.
Snell Miller Marriage Set For February Ceremony
Miss Snell and Russell Miller of Marietta Ohio plan a February wedding at Columbus Baptist Church. Mrs Herman Paulson invites all who wish to attend the solemnizing service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Paulson
Miss Snell
Russell Miller
Marietta, O
Columbo Baptist Church
Local social news and visitor travels update
Miss Snell was an honor guest at a shower hosted by her cousin Mrs. Mary Mille in Elyria. Berea and Cleveland area residents hosted meetings and luncheons while several families planned April party arrangements. Florida trips, road closures, and visits to Martinsburg and Martinsburg area households are noted among the local social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Snell
Mary Mille
Elyria
Louis Fitch
Herman Dengler
Berea
Ralph King
Lyle Martin
Martinsburg
Ohio
Hugh Osborne
Rollie Fitch
Clyde Prindle
DeForest Osborne
Russell Fitch
Carl Burke
Producers’ Company
Cleveland
Russell Marsh
Wilbur Carpenter
Jack Peritis
Florida
Washington, D. C
Charles Gest
Belden
Hubert Morlock
Maynard Thomas
Young People League Plans Play Cast At St Paul’s
The Young People’s League of St Paul’s church met for their monthly business and social gathering. Marian Pallas Donald Gunder and Paul Irion led prayers and hymns. Rehearsals for a three act play begin Thursday at seven with cast members Florence Welton John Stevenson Ann Schubert Russell Schroeder Dorothy Vincent Donald Gunder and Gladys Welton. Refreshment committee Marion Pallas Don Gunder and Wilson Fox served luncheon. Allen McCauley attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s League of
Marion Pallas
Don Gunder
Wilson Fox
Allen McCauley
Licenses Granted to Four Local Residents
Four individuals listed for licenses: Eugene D. Henning, 27, Elvira, mental finisher, and Florence Ger ber, 22, 611 West avenue. Russell Miller, 24, Cleveland salesman, and Flora Bell Snell, 29, Columbia Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene D. Henning
Elvira
Florence Gerber
West Avenue
Russell Miller
Cleveland
Flora Bell Snell
Columbia Station
Oberlin Graduate Named Ambassador to Russia
Oberlin class of 1938 graduate Feh. 3-Ting-Fu Tsiang has been named ambassador of the Chinese central government to Russia. Tsiang, who earned a PhD from Columbia University after leaving Oberlin in 1918, previously taught at a Chinese university and has just risen to a Nanking government post. Another Oberlin alumnus, Dr. H. H. W. Kung, heads the Oberlin School in Shanxi and serves as China’s Minister of Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Sinus anatomy and headaches explain nasal pressure
The article explains ethmoid and sphenoid sinuses location and function, noting they are not equal in each person. It describes frontal sinuses above the eyes, their drainage path, and how congestion causes pressure, pain, and possibly nausea. It warns cold or chill can trigger sinus trouble and links cleanliness to drainage, promising further discussion tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Texas
Arizona
Avon BRIEFS Avon BRIEFS
Bill Dunlap of Ashland is a guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Granville Dunlap. Miss Margaret Reif of Cleveland was a weekend guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Reif Mr and Mrs Leonard Mitchell and daughters Mrs Curtis Duff attended the funeral of Terry Jameson at the Pease Funeral Home in Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Dunlap
Ashland
Granville Dunlap
Margaret Reif
Cleveland
Henry Reif
Leonard Mitchell
Curtis Duff
Terry Jameson
Pease
Dover
Burt Dowd
P. Petersen
Sandusky
Paul Schultz
Mull Road
Henry Moore
Nancy Carol
Irma Sidway
Jim Trimmer
Lawrence Barnes
William Russell
Genoa
Avon Lake
Clair Tillack
John Knipper
Local social notes from Cleveland area gatherings
Mr and Mrs Herbert Arnold attended the Grotto entertainment at Public Hall in Cleveland on Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Earl Hassell of Cleveland visited relatives in the area. Mr and Mrs Ben Hassell and Mr and Mrs C Haber hosted guests including P Petersen and her mother Mrs H Ohlemacher of Marblehead Ohio. Mrs Al Naohfer of East Cleveland was a Friday guest of her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Arnold
Public Hall
Cleveland
Earl Hassell
Ben Hassell
C. Haber
P. Petersen
H. Qhlemacher
Marblehead
Ohio
al Naohfer
East Cleveland
Columbia Mission Circle Meets in Columbia
A Baptist Mission Circle gathering at Mrs. Herman Paulson’s home last Wednesday drew thirty five attendees including Mrs. Clayton Stranahan and Mrs. Claude Adams of Elyria. Members sewed towels and studied a chapter led by Mrs. Alice Lindstrom, with hostesses Mrs. Ora Walker Mrs. Ernest Dunford Miss Pinckney and Mrs. Bertha Grills assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Baptist Mission Circle
Herman Paulson
Clayton Stranahan
Claude Adams
Elyria
Alice Lindstrom
Ora Walker
Ernest Dunford
Pinckney
Bertha Grills
Bridal shower for Miss Florabelle Snell plans
A miscellaneous bridal shower will be given in honor of Miss Florabelle Snell, Thursday afternoon February 4, at the home of a relative. A note of invitation lists guests and details for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florabelle Snell
Dangler Family Attends RFFM Party Event Evening
Mr and Mrs Herman Dangler attended a social evening and joined the R FF M party with their hosts. The event drew local attendees and reflected community engagement in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Dangler Huraday
R. FF. M
Farm Bureau Meeting Held Across Three Townships
Mr and Mrs Willard Hathaway and others attended a Farm Bureau gathering for Eaton Columbia and Ridgeville townships at Elza Durkee home in Eaton last Tuesday evening. Julian Perkins led contests and games. A very fine time was reported. The next meeting will be at Mr and Mrs Swan at the State Farm in Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hathaway
Herman Douglar
Hubert Morlock
Farm Bureau
Eaton
Columbia
Ridgeville
Elza Durkee
Julian Perkins
Swan
State Farm
Honor roll list for school by grade levels
The honor roll for the second nine weeks lists seniors Ellen Bainbridge Eleanore Covert Rowena Ingersoll Esther Molason Ruth Tomes Ethel Wilkins and Stanley ZelasKi Juniors Elizabeth Church ward Sophomores Margaret Bartter Freshmen Louis Qdor Donald Crocker and Andrew Barber Eighth Grade Ruth Bartter Lynn Bartter George Gifford Olvo Bolling and William Miller Seventh Gladys Cole Lois Harrington Lawrence Gifford and Orville Britton Sixth Kenneth Crocker Della Briggs Jewell Bartter Marjorie Walters and Richard Stearns Fifth Lynette Bainbridge Rol
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Bainbridge
Eleanore Covert
Rowena Ingersoll
Esther Molason
Ruth Tomes
Ethel Wilkins
Stanley Zelaski
Elizabeth Churchward
Margaret Bartter
Louis Qdor
Donald Crocker
Andrew Barber
Ruth Bartter
Lynn Bartter
George Gifford
Olvo Bolling
William Miller
Gladys Cole
Lois Harrington
Lawrence Gifford
Orvile Britton
Kenneth Crocker
Della Briggs
Jewell Bartter
Marjorie Walters
Richard Stearns
Lynette Bainbridge
Rol
Class Roster Fragments Reveal Multiple Names Across Grades
The listing shows numerous names across First Second and Third grades, including Mona Thury Ramon Harrington Vonna Jones Jean Lyndes Bevery Painter Florence Selago Shirley Vane Arnsdale Phyllis Bolling Helen Bartter Doris Cole Doris Colg man Delores Green Barbara Hammond Glenadra Knopf Helen Kyanko Consuella Stinche comb Mary Theman Carolyne Woodruff Nelson Crocker Richard Kobalka Ralph Lindstrom Eugene Royer Ralph Chope Wilbur Hitchcock Doris Klaas Virginia auton Kenneth Marlock Eileen Putt Lois Reisinger Geraldine Rousseau Doris Sadle Marion Stearn Jack Tomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
and Bartter
Robert‘raig
Richeard Gifford
Anna Maddock
Robert Martin
Norman Putt
Ruth Royer
Jane Wright
Evelyn Brown
Stella Duploga
Richard Lindstrom
Thomas Lytedes
Mary VanArndale
Mona Thury
Ramon Harrington
Vonna Jones
Jean Lyndes
Bevery Painter
Florence Selago
Shirley Vane Arnsdale
Phyllis Bolling
Helen Bartter
Doris Cole
Doris Colgman
Delores Green
Barbara Hammond
Glenadra Knopf
Helen Kyanko
Consuella Stinchecomb
Mary Theman
Carolyne Woodruff
Nelson Crocker
Richard Kobalka
Ralph Lindstrom
Eugene Royer
Ralph Chope
Wilbur Hitchcock
Doris Klaas
Virginia Auton
Kenneth Marlock
Eileen Putt
Lois Reisinger
Geraldine Rousseau
Doris Sadle
Marion Stearn
Jack Tomes
Wealthy man’s poverty delusion ends in relief scheme
A welfare officer in England once helped a rich manufacturer who, after amassing a fortune, believed himself poor. The officer provided small weekly sums, later recovered from the man’s kin, until the illusion passed and the mind returned to normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
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Ridgeville High School
DR. Chrisman
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