Community group meeting schedule changes
The R F O M class moves its next meeting to February eleventh from February sixth at Mahlon Caldwell residence. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Church of Christ reschedules to the first Wednesday in March, not February sixth. The Past President's Club of the Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans postpones to February twentieth. The Sons and Daughters of Liberty announce an afternoon sewing, a six o'clock dinner, a seven fifteen business meeting, and an eight o'clock card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon Caldwell
Ninth Street
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Sons of Union Veterans
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Woman's Relief Corps
Northwest
Carlisle Center
American Legion Auxiliary
Jolly Sixteen
Ridgeville School Pro KTams Begin With Solo Winners
The Ridgeville school opened a series of pro KTams on Monday January 28 with solos by Dorothy Bartler senior Lois Hammond junior Cecil Simmoner sophomore Agnes Rothgery freshman and Mark McMullen freshman. Duets included Allendorf and George Daniels CicIL Simmons and Alfred Rothgery and Marie McMullen with Cecil Simmons taking first solo and Dorothy Bartler second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville School
Dorothy Bartler
Lois Hammond
Cecil Simmoner
Agnes Rothgery
Mark McMullen
Allendorf
George Daniels
Cicl
Duet Winners Lead Then Senior Boys Take Second
Duets winners Marlo McMullen and Agnes Rothgery claim first place while the senior boys Fred and George finish in second. The outcome highlights strong performances in the event and sets a competitive tone for upcoming finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlo McMullen
Agnes Rothgery
Fred
George
Wars of use across the world mostly rooted in American influence
The statement claims over thirty million wars of use worldwide, with about 90 percent attributed to American origin or influence. It presents a sweeping historical assertion about conflict driven or framed by U S actions and policy.
Community Groups Schedule Busy Week in Elyria
Numerous clubs and societies announce meetings and events across Elyria including Elizabeth Stevens Society at 5 30, W A card party at Mrs Smith on Bellave fue, Business Women's Bridge at Fourth Street club, Masonic Club turkey dinner, Oberlin Glee Club at I O O F hall, Canton Lorain No 93 Lodge, Elyria Musical Art Society rehearsal at St Pauls, YWCA supper at 5 30, Mugwumps 6 30 supper, Congregational church school February meeting at Mrs Phelps Cedar Street, and Mind of Jesus lecture by Mr Auld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Louis Heydrich
J. L. Mathis
Ww. B. A
Smith
Bellave‘fue
Business Woman's Department
Woman's Club
Fourth Street
Masonic Club
Oberlin Glee Club
Canton Lorain No. 93 Lodge i
Lades
Cantos
Choral Department
Elyria
Musical Art Society
St. Paul's “Church
Board of
Mugwumps
Congregational Church School
Frank ‘Phelps
Cedar Street
Auld
Jesus
Christ
Elyria Sisterhood
Happy Hour Banco Club
Brouse
Elyria Country Club
T. N. Conk
Avi
L Thomas
J. B. Johnson
Utopia Club
Jacob Gerber
Chestnut Street
LaPorte W. C. T. U
Florence Brown
West 5Th Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Turner Block
Marshal
Elyria Lodge
Federation of the
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elyria Hotel
St. Paul's Church
William Kreis
Elyria Woman’s Club
Elyria Clubs Gather for Meetings and Events
Community groups including Elyria Sisterhood, Banco Club, and Utopia Club convene for mixed meetings. Activities list hostesses, luncheon, dinners, a Valentine card party, and a 2:15 p.m. circle gathering. Also noted are VFW, R A M, I O O F, Womans Club board, and YWCA federation events with various hosts and addresses in Elyria and nearby.
Local Club Meetings Across Lorain Host Weekend Events
Lorain hosts a packed schedule with American Legion Auxiliary, Woman's Association, round tables, Daisy Club, Daughters of St. Andrew and many Parent Teacher groups meeting at churches, homes, and schools. Luncheons and afternoon gatherings are planned by the Woman’s Club, Seventh Degree members, and community groups, along with sewing circles and social hours across East Broad, Lake Avenue, and Adams Street venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Council of Amercan Legion Auxiliary
Lorain
Woman's Association of
First Congregational Church
Mystic 500 Club
Walter Botamer
High Street
Round Table Club
R. L. Rankin
John Rankin
Earl Court
Daisy Club
Jessie Krughman
Cleveland Road
Daughters of St. Andrew
H. M. Terry
Foster Avenue
Pegrim Community Woman's Association
Clara Waldron
Fitch
Cambridge Street
Buckeye Bunco Club
O. Finkle
Lake Avenue
W.S. H. Club
Jefferson
Parent - Teacher Association
Hamilton
Royal Neighbors Sewing Club
Klein
Nichols Court
Friendship Club
Seventh Degree
Lorain County Grange
Oberlin Grange
Jefferson P. T.A
E. Lehr Bailey
Coroquita Club Friday Meeting Curtain Call
The Coroquita Club meets Friday in the afternoon for a brief gathering and planned activities. Members are urged to attend for updates and social time.
Franklin School PTA Meeting with Health Talk
The Franklin School P T A will meet Thursday afternoon at three fifteen at the school house. Dr Hoke will speak on Health Habits and the Problems of the Undernourished Child. Homer Rodeheaver will sing during the program. All mothers are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin School
Hoke
Homer Rodeheaver
Weekend Ice Fun At Valley Club And Nearby Towns
Spring Valley members and friends enjoyed skating tobocganing and coasting as snow fell over the weekend. More than a hundred visitors from Elyria Cleveland Avon and nearby towns joined onlookers at a hockey match while families tried long-forgotten skates. The event spotlighted healthful winter recreation and a Monte Carlo party is planned for Saturday evening. Local church and club activities were also listed along with hospital admissions and discharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Elyria
Cleveland
Avon
North Side Guild Bridge Luncheon Raises Church Funds
The North Side Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church held a 1 PM luncheon at the Woman's Club room on Fourth Street to raise church funds. After lunch the afternoon featured bridge with 19 tables in play and Mrs. George Worthington in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Woman's Club Room
Fourth Street
George Worthington
Local society notes from Elyria and nearby towns
Miss Florence Lotge of Toledo visits sister in Elyria while many residents host guests and travel. Mrs Gates suffers a fractured ankle after slipping on ice. Western Reserve Fraternity dances in Cleveland are attended by Eleanor Hillmer and Jeanne Reed. The Tuffords leave for a Los Angeles winter home, with the Joseph Tuffords occupying their winter house. Numerous visits to and from Kenyon College, Elyria, Lorain, and surrounding towns are recorded, including births at Elyria Memorial Hospital and social visits across Ohio cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Lotge
Toledo
Ohio
H. H. MecGowin
Kenyon Avenue
Mary Gates
East Avenue
Eleanor Hillmer
Jeanne Reed
Western Reserve Fraternity
Cleveland
George Tufford
Third Street
Los Angeles
California
Arthurmore Avenue
Joseph Tufford
Edward Ryan
Panaama
H- H. McGowin
Edith Saccohae
Pontiac, Mic
Elsrna
David Troxel
Washington Avenue
New York City
Edwin Gillis
Boston
A. G. Highgate
Lydia Dougherty
Lorain
Wayne
Paul Mortimer
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Etta Cole
Sulivan
H. B. Chapman
Hawthorne Street
Ruth Mortimer
Fred Shook
Tremont Street
Patricia Jane Killian
David Manor School of Music
George Tran
George Street
Louis Beaumont
Buddy and
Ruth
Hamilton Street
William Eimes
Lodi Street
Agnes G. Lilike
Akron
Elsha
S. R. Horner
Princeton Avenue
J. R. van Kepple
Vernon Wright
Harrisburg
George Bradley
Harvard Avenue
Wkatherine Whitmore
East River Street
Marion
O. Hollis Whitmore
Harvard
Mid-Winter Bedroom Suite Sale Bundle
A three piece bedroom set with bed spring and mattress offered for 17 dollars. Four golden oak rockers also available in theAdvertisement style listing.
Local residents attend Sunday meetings in Elyria
A list of residents and visitors from Elyria and nearby areas who spent the weekend in Columbus and Miami or New York, attending Billy Sunday tabernacle meetings, visiting friends, and reporting travel. Names include Dr. D. C. Grover and Mrs. Grover, Miss Edythe Heris, Miss Margaret Howe, Kenneth Thomasson, and families from Baldwin Wallace College, Oberlin College, and Marion Court Rocky River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Edythe Heris
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Margaret Howe
Oberlin College
Kenneth Thomasson
West Avenue
George Crile
Cleveland
Austin Andrews
Ray Lees
Brownhelm
Nellie M. Hill
Washington Avenue
Tabernacle
George Avins
Althea
Marion Court
Rocky River
Ohio
Edwin Indstrom
Wagar Road
Charles Smith
Herbert Smith
Jack Barrett
Reese
Williams
Jack Cleal
Schlatke
Mae Wright
Niles
Elyria
Billy
Auld Discourses on the Art of Happiness
Congregational preacher Dr. Auld reflected that happiness is a genuine instinct guiding people to seek it for themselves and others. He likened the search to a man looking for his hat while it rests on his head, and argued happiness is found by the wise in simple, ordinary things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auld
Discovering Happiness in Daily Toil and Simple Joys
The piece argues true happiness lies beyond wealth and status and must be found by each person through daily labor, humor, and connections with family and friends. It notes the vast disparity in car ownership across regions, highlighting five people per eater in the country versus many cars abroad.
Card Party at K P Hall by Mooseheart Legion Chapter
A card party is planned Tuesday night February 5 at the K P Hall hosted by the Women of Mooseheart Legion Chapter No 778. Tickets are 25 cents and everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of
P. Hall
Women
Mooseheart Legion
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Mrs. Kaylor
Joseph Kaylor
Templecourt
Wolfe
E. A. Smith
van Dyke
Loretta Kaylor
Edwards
Woman’s Club
J. G. Wherry
Carl Rothe
East Broad Street
Krantz
Daughters of Scotland
Woodworth
West Side Guild of
St. Eees Church
E. B. Taylor
Adams Street
St. John’s Ladies Aid Society
School Auditorium
Seebroeter
Charles Schon
Clth
St. Aan’s Sewing Circle
Ralph Murbach
J Guthrie
Murbach
the Bridge Dlub
John Tite
Park Avenue
Order of Ever
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Coiquita Club
Aft
DR. Hoke
MR. Rodeheaver
KDRKA
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
KDHA
Musical Art Society Rehearsal
Theusical Art Society
Second Church Endeavor Notes
Second Congregational Cauresu
Violet Lindauer
Dr. Poling
Lovain
Herman Kiar
Akroo
Harry Reenne
Laurelcourt
Freda Sheak
David Crosenger
Loneford Avenue
Albert Celis
Lorsin
Charles iSebus
Clinton Avenue
Dorothy Mae Ines
Grafton
Lester Phelps
Ruth Remis
Bell Avenue
Scott Lingenfelter
L. R. Fanver
Clark
Lakewood
North Side Guild
Furniture Bargains
Golden Oak
West End Furniture
Elvira
Cascade Pavillion
Mary Jane
Tom Jones
Canada
Mexico
Chile
Musterole
Musterole Company
R. J. Carlin
Lorain County
Tr. Co
Amoopa
Yosuzkii Jvasle
Melo
U.S Pat. OF
the Hygienic Products Co
Canton, Ohio
Sant-Flash
E. Broad St. Bridge
Reet Sae Tegan
Mill Street
the Brown Company
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