Senior Friendship Club Farewell Dinner at YWCA
The Senior Friendship Club hosted around sixty five graduating seniors for a farewell dinner in the YWCA gym last evening. Tables radiated from a central point with marshmallow clown place markers and shoulder bouquets at each graduate seat. Mrs H Brillhart, Mrs H Nye, Mrs Warren Wright and Mrs F E Sheldon oversaw meals while juniors and seniors spoke, Miss Dorothy Altfeld introduced speakers, and a skit plus music by the choir and a Florence Welton dance followed by dancing to Shirley Simpson's music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Brillhart
H. Hi. Nye
Warren Wright
F. FE. Sheldon
Dorothy Altfeld
Elaine Johnson
Florence Welton
Shirley Simpson
Book Club Meeting Delayed Review Scheduled
Mrs Carl Schmidtkons and Mrs John Halderman hosted a Research Club gathering at Lake avenue where a review of There is No Trace by Rudolph Chamberlain was prepared by Mrs A E Kemp. Due to time constraints Mrs Heard postponed Return to Religion by Henry 9 Link. The meeting adjourned to February 18 with Mrs E J McRoberts to host on Furnace street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schmidtkons
John Halderman
Lake Avenue
Research Club
Rudolph Chamberlain
A. E. Kemp
Heard
Henry 9. Link
E. J. McRoberts
Furnace Street
Mrs Goacher Hosts Auxiliary Meeting at Cornell Avenue
Mrs J W Goacher opened her home on Cornell avenue yesterday afternoon to members of the Woman's Auxiliary of St Andrew's church. The gathering featured sewing for missions and a gratifying report of the past year's work. The next meeting will be at Mrs MacDonald's Ee street on February lith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Goacher
Cornell Avenue
St. Andrew’s Church
February Woman's Club Program Is Announced
Mrs A R Purmort of Cleveland will review The Hundred Years by Phillip Guedalla at the Elyria Woman's Club February meeting. Luncheon precedes the program run by Civics and Political Science under Mrs H L Cordier. Various departmental talks and events are planned through February 26 with musical and literary programs by E E Holmes, Dr G D Nicholas, Mrs E M Mutch, and Mrs Henry Ingersoll Jr. Bridgelike desserts, dances, and Mozart offerings are also on the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Purmort
Cleveland
Phillip Guedalla
Elyria Woman's Club
R. T. J. Martin
H. L. Cordier
E. E. Holmes
E. E. Dettman
G. D. Nicholas
Elks Club
E. M. Mutch
Brisbane
Australia
Guild Women Meet at First Congregational Church
Women from the Guild and Women's Association gathered at the First Congregational church for devotion led by Mrs. Otto Greene. Mrs. E Ray Vestal reviewed An American Doctor's Odyssey by Victor Heiser M D noting sanitation and leprosy fight, with Heiser linked to the Rockefeller Institute. A tea followed and a nominating committee was named. Flood relief funds were pledged. Future events include World Day of Prayer February 12, Youth Sunday February 7, Interracial Sunday February 14 with Chapman singers and Mr Grace of Cleveland singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association
First Congregational Church
Otto Greene
Jesus
E. Ray Vestal
Victor Heiser
Rockefeller Institute
Vestal
Greene
S. G. Shaw
Edgar Gates
C. M. Braman
Chapman
Grace
Cleveland
Irene Gembka Celebrates Tenth Birthday With Friends
Irene Gembka marked her tenth birthday at home on East River Street with ten guests. Valentine decor and a cake framed the event while Mrs. M. Gembka hosted, aided by her sister Miss Josephine Zlatkowski. Guests included Mary T. Kaiser Joyce Keres Jean Elbert Nadine St Marie Margy Craft Beatrice Barbknecht Marie Diedrich Melda Obringer Margaret Mayhaw Florence Gembka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Gembka
East River Street
M. Gembka
Josephine Zlatkowski
Mary T. Kaiser
Joyce Keres
Jean Elbert
Nadine St
Shower honors Suzanne Pollock at Kozel home
Suzanne Pollock was guest of honor at a shower hosted by Miss Marz Kozel at 416 Jefferson Street. Over 30 guests attended, awarding first and second prizes to Mrs Burr Burton and Mildred Brada. A buffet lunch was served. Pollock will marry Walter Cebula on February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Pollock
Marz Kozel
Jefferson Street
Keane
Burr Burton
Mildred Brada
Miss Pollock
Walter Cebula
Beginner crochet smart sauntlets pattern 5792
A simple beginner project for crochet wrist gloves made in lengthwise strips with a popcorn stitch trim. The Chronicle Telegram advertises pattern 5792 with gloves in small, medium, and large sizes, listing materials, stitch diagrams, and clear instructions. Send 10 cents in stamps or coin to obtain the pattern from Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept. New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Marriage Of Miss Madeline Rezek To John Stashall Jr Last June
Announcement of the June 11 1936 wedding in New Cumberland West Virginia of Miss Madeline Rezek daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Rezek 327 Huron street and John Stashall Jr son of Mr and Mrs John Stashall Elyria. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Alvin Holland the bride wore light blue crepe with white accessories. The maid of honor Ber niece Rezek wore dark blue crepe and carried Talisman roses. Best man was Jerome Smith. The couple both attended Elyria High School the bridegroom works at Volunteer Meat Market and the bride at Mutual Sales Mfg. They will live at 124 Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Rezek
Carl Rezek
Huron Street
John Stashall, Jr
John Stashall
Elyria
New Cumberland
West Virginia
Alvin Holland
Berniece Rezek
Jerome Smith
Elyria High School
Mutual Sales Mfg. Company
Cleveland
Stashall, Jr
Lake Avenue
Year Books distributed by Mrs D A Baird at Garford Ave
Mrs D A Baird hosted Division A of the Church of Christ with twelve members and three guests. A tureen luncheon preceded devotionals led by the president Mrs Emma Kuchenrither. General Aid Year Books were distributed and Mrs C A Slater won the afternoon contest prize. Next meeting March 4 with Mrs Slater hosting. Patty Standen hosted the 7 7 club at Park Avenue. Arline Todd joined as a new member and light refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at Nancy Crisp’s home on Dennison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Baird
Garford Avenue
Church of Christ
Emma Kuchenrither
General Aid
C. A. Slater
Park Avenue
Patty Standen
Arline Todd
Nancy Crisp
Dennison Avenue
Church of Christ C. E. Observes Anniversary
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of Christ observed its 56th anniversary with a dinner for about sixty in the church dining room. Delene Rhodes chaired decorations, Jeanne Little was general chair, and Wayne Burdue served as master of ceremonies. Sheriff William Grall spoke on imagination and its business value, while society members recapped past activities and future aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Church of Christ
C. E
Delene Rhodes
Virginia Brunger
Betty Taylor
Cecil Garrett
Helen Bramwell
Jeanne Little
Winters
Don Fridenstine
Wayne Burdue
DeEtte Burdue
Phage
Thelma Myers
Jean Fridenstine
Herman Gannett
William Grall
Mary Kaiser
Church Of Christ Mission Society Event At Woman's Club
Reverend and Mrs. Will Foster hosted the Missionary Society of the Church of Christ at the Elyria Woman's Club with about 100 attendees. The program featured devotions by Mildred Cope, a Congo paper by Nonae Cope, radioing Africa’s work, and a photo show titled Africa Joins the World. A World Tour is planned for February 23 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ Mission Society
Woman's Club
Will Foster
Elyria
Congo
Miss Cope
Royal Dye
Africa
Michigan
Otto Diederich
Emory Rass
Mica Viola Hargrase
D. A. Baird
Mre
Mabel Little
Claire Short
Faith
Hope
Shelly
F. R. Laver
Mately
Fosters
Mesdames Tibball
Baird
R. Gwin
M. Salen
L. Bassett
Norah Thompson
Diederich
Sight Saving Talk At Garford PTA Discusses Eyesafety
The February Garford Parent Teachers Association meeting opened with prayer and a talk on Founders Day. A $5 Red Cross flood relief gift and $2 Founders Day gift were approved, and Miss Cope's room won a dollar for most mothers present. Students from Miss Mann's room performed The Snow Witch. A tribute was paid to late teacher Elvira Lee. Adele Randall spoke on eye health, introducing a Sight Saver pledge and a plan to place modern pictures in each classroom. The program noted a Vision series by the Better Vision Institute and the Cleveland Sight Saving Council aims, with March 3 set for Fathers’ program leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford Farent
Duncan Reubertsen
Red Cross
Miss Cope
Miss Mann
Snow Witch
George Decker
Martine Duensing
Jean Kessler
Vary Lapp
Richard Looms
Arthur Meinke
Arthur Rhodes
Annabel Stokes
Elvira Lee
William Neuter
EE. Ob. Ashford
Irene Look
Carl Wooden
Adele Randall
Ohio Public Service
Better Vision Institute
Sight Saving Council of
Cleveland
Eyesight Conservation Council
United States
Mrs Lohnes Hosts Daughters of St. Andrew at Oxford Ave
Mrs Lohnes entertained the Daughters of St. Andrew yesterday at 1 30 pm at her Oxford avenue home. During the afternoon Mrs Lou is Dyke reviewed a chapter from the study book. Mrs P Schmale attended as a guest. Mrs Lowles of Devon Courts will host the Daughters on Wednesday February eighteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters
St. Andrew
Fred Lohnes
Oxford Avenue
Louis Dyke
P. Schmale
Lowles
Devon Courts
Hospital Ailments and Discharges Listing Names
A scrambled listing shows hospital discharges and admissions across Lorain and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Steven Bake, Julius Dostall, Florence Lewis, Irene Dumas, Mrs Myles Knechtges, Mrs Mike Kurch, Thurman Washington, Mrs Steve Deptula, baby bar, Mrs William Jenne with a baby girl, Mrs Harry Stick, Mrs Eli Vesnick, William Pitcock Jr, Mrs Ernest Preston, Marian Carlson, Beverly Monda, Albert Taylor among others across Grafton Wellington Ashtabula Lorain and related addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Bake
W. River
Julius Dostall
Prospect
Florence Lewis
East River
Irene Dumas
Lake Avenue
Myles Knechtges
Grafton
Mike Kurch
Lorain
Thurman Washington
Woodford Avenue
Steve Deptula
Bell Avenue
William Jenne
West Street
Harry Stick
Amherst
Eli Vesnick
William Pitcock, Jr
R. D
Ernest Preston
Wellington
Marian Carlson
Beverly Monda
Ashtabula
Albert Taylor
Calendar of church events and clubs in Elyria
A packed schedule lists church services fundraisers and meetings across several faiths and organizations. Notable items include a First Congregational tureen supper at 6 15 with a 7 00 meditation service, and many nearby groups such as United Presbyterian Women Missionary Society, St Andrews Vestry, St Pauls Circle No 5, Edison PTA Fathers Night, and multiple social clubs with dinners meetings and card parties through the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Women's Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
D. S. Scott
Howe Street
St. Andrew's Church
W. BR. Gray
Field and Gun
Cleveland
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Circle No. 5
St. Paul's Church
Louise Styles
Tenth Street
Women's Benefit Association
Elyria Council of
Y.W
Y.W.C. A. Edison P. T. A
Mary Spocr
Pete Ag
Democrat Women's Club
Wurst Hall
Red Cross
Charles Raynor
Marseilles Avenue
Pilgrim Woman's Association
W. L
Nene Buswell
Elizabeth Court
Galaxy
Evelyn Head
East River Street
League of Women Voters
Elyria Savings and Trust Bank
Eagles Auxiliary
Mrs. Landers
Chestnut Street
Needle
Eunice Ferry
Bell Avenue
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
I. O. O. F. Hall
Clasque Club Hosts Evening With Fund Donation Planned
Miss Geraldine Watson entertained Clasque Club members at her Hamilton street home with pit games sewing and a refreshment course in Valentine colors. Ingrid Eggers and Verna Hayes won prizes and funds were pledged to flood relief. The next meeting moves to Mrs Hayes home in three weeks. The World Interpretation Committee at the YWCA discussed moving February 19 meeting to February 26 with an evening program and supper followed by a play open to YWCA members. Committee includes Mrs George Lamberton chair Mrs E H Evans Mrs C M Ackerman Mrs Otto Mischka Mrs Archie Phipps and Mrs J K Nece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Watson
Hamilton Street
Ingrid Eggers
Verna Hayes
Miss Watson
Evelyn Haag
Beatrice Diedrich
Katherine Malone
Mrs. Hayes
Cleveland Road
Ona Holly
George Lamberton
E. H. Evans
C. M. Ackerman
Otto Mischka
Archie Phipps
J. K. Nece
One Hundred Fifty Al Gates P T A Meeting
Gates Parent-Teacher Association met last night with an attendance of 150. Miss Edna Funk’s first grade won the prize for largest attendance. Mrs. Ernshaw opened with Why Parents Should Become Members and noted flood relief efforts including three ton of clothing and funds pledged to Red Cross. The school raised 54 dollars for flood relief, and $2 to Founders Day headquarters. A program followed with a playlet The Troubles of An Editor by Jefferson Junior High pupils. Attorney A M Keep spoke on Education and Youth. Refreshments were served. Gates School will join West Side PTAs for a March meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Edna Funk
Fred Ernslaw
Ernshaw
Red Cross
Moore
Charles Cheevers
Gates School
P.T
West Side
Mardi Gras Trip and Local Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs C G Strean plan a two week motor trip through the south to New Orleans for Mardi Gras. Guests at Hotel Statler enjoyed dinner and the Hanna Theatre performance of On Your Toes with Miss Gertrude McGee who joins the cast. Twin daughters born to Mr and Mrs Myles Knechtges of Grafton at Elyria Memorial on February 3. Mrs Lee W Johnson gave readings at Dorcas class in Church of Christ, correcting yesterday's report. Frank Luther of Lake Avenue notes the death of W J Galerno in South Gate California after a year’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Strean
New Orleans
Louisiana
South
Clara Lord
Henry Taylor
Marie Griswold Muller
Charles Lord
Gertrude McGee
Hotel Statler
Hanna Theatre
Miss McGee
Mis. Taylor
Miss Lord
Myles Knechtges
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lee W. Johnson
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Earl Johnson
Frank Luther
Lake Avenue
W. J. Galerno
South Gate
California
Catholic Study Club Meeting Friday With Mrs Bruck
Catholic Study Club meets Friday with Mrs R J Bruck of West Avenue. Also note no bingo for Eagles Auxiliary at Mrs Stella Landers home tonight. a prior notice was incorrect. Maranatha Class of First Baptist meets tomorrow evening for a three course supper at 6 30. Eastern Star holds regular meeting Friday evening with initiation and lunch afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club
R. J. Bruck
West Avenue
Eagles
Stella Landers
Maranatha
First Baptist Church
Order of Eastern Star
All Rebekahs meet for Sister Alice Sutton funeral
All Rebekahs gather at Bittner Funeral Home at 1 30 p m Friday for the funeral of Sister Alice Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Bittner Funeral Home
Alice Sutton
Funeral for Sir Knight Ernest P. Clement Held at Home
Attention Sir Knights Elyria Commandery No 60 will conduct the funeral for Ernest P. Clement at the residence 119 East Second St at 3 00 p m Friday February 5 1937 Sir Knights assemble at the Temple at 230 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Commandery No. 60
Ernest P. Clement
East Second St
Valentine Dinner Plans At Teneza Club
Miss Joule Kovalesky entertained the Teneza Club at Broad Street last evening. A general business meeting was held and plans for a Valentine dinner completed. Names were drawn for the exchange of Valentines. After luncheon, the club adjourned to meet February 18 at Miss Steve Wizorek’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joule Kovalesky
Teneza Club
Broad Astraet
Steve Wizorek
Backward Party Aids Crippled Children at Gates Hospital
The Segnatta Club met at Miss Mary Blair's home for a backward party on Tuesday evening. Members sewed stuffed dolls to donate to Gates Hospital for crippled children and gifted Miss G Gutowski a birthday present. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Pluma Nell Gutowski's home on West 12th Street on February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segnatta Club
Mary Blair
Gates Hospital
G. Gutowski
Pluma Nell Gutowski
West 12Th Street
Marmola treatment offers fat loss through gland aid
Weight off tired feet promises relief by targeting a supposed underactive gland. The ad claims Marmola Prescription Tablets boost this gland to burn excess fat, comparing effect to a furnace draft. It urges readers to start Marmola today and notes the formula is in every box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Kemp
Vicks Stainless
Murbach
the Brown Company
Lodi St. Elyria
Leedale’s
Tole
Leedale
Harry S. Burr
Jeweler
Broad St
Washington Ave
Brooks
John Stashall Jr
Year Books
Entertains Club
Church of Christ C. E
Hearts
D. L. Wilder
Central Book Store
Garford
T. A
Mrs. Lohnes
Valentines
Clasque Club
Food Institute
Middle Ave
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