Two Church Groups Mark Christian Endeavor Week With Dinners
Christian Endeavor Week observed as two societies met last night at local churches. At Second Congregational, 73 dined at the Mother-Father-Member banquet. the Church of Christ group held a tureen supper for 25 in the basement. Officers were installed and social activities followed, with music, readings, and a talk on the Christian family by Rev. John Updegraff of Oberlin. Additional notes cover local Eastern Star initiation, club meetings, Rainbow Girls, Maranatha Class, and the Oclette Club anniversary events with plans for upcoming gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hristian Endeavor
C.E
Second Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Church of Christ
Don Hensman
Robert Fox
A. F . Kemp
Don Henseman
Dick Upton
Gene Fell
Eart Pallas
Orville Strobel
John Updergraff
Harold Olmstead
Irene Upton
Paris Hastings
Sraith
Twig Bent
John Updegraff
Oberlin
Chris‘ian
Harold Olmistead
Christian Endeavor
DI. Olmstead
Hish Vanesdale
Betty Wissinger
Robert Slack
Andrew Hrivnak
Tion Hensman
Tom Gardner
Alice Gilbert
Carlita Stang
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Hazel Brodbeck
Minnie Chapman
Veona
Caton
Ivor Bradbury
Lorain
Eastern Star Dance
Arthur Hiscox
Nance Aust
Avenue Club
Ella Duckett
Eula Geitger
Katherine Sharrer
Rainbow Girls
Martha Washington
Twilight Musicale by Elyria Business and Professional Women
The Elyria Business and Professional Women sponsor a Twilight Musicale and tea at the Elyria Woman's Club on Sunday afternoon in February at 4 o'clock. The Lorain County Ensemble and club choral group perform. attendees may invite up to two guests with no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
Elyria Business and Professional Women
Lorain County Ensemble
Pizabeth Thomas
Claire Reynolds
Licenses Granted To Lorain And Elyria Residents
Bruno Wnek a 28 year old factory worker of Lorain and Stella Rudnik 19 also of Lorain receive licenses. Clarence Dickson 40 a Cleveland station porter and Alice Rogers 38 of 115 Pine Street Elyria are granted licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruno Wnek
Lorain
Stella Rudnik
Clarence Dickson
Cleveland
Alice Rogers
Pine Street
Elyria
Community club and church events listed for Monday
Local groups including Elizabeth Stevens Society of Methodist church Colonial Club 2nd Congregational Division E Canton Lorain and Auxiliary and Junior Woman's Club plan meetings or installations. Townsend Club No 2 and No 1 hold officer elections and meetings. various P T A gatherings. a rehearsal for Colonial Days at YWCA gym. Catholic Study Club No 1 hears a review of Rallying Woman. Neighborhood youths and a play cast are announced along with a life sketch of St Biase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stevens Society of Methodist Church
Colonial Club
Kriegs
Alice Edwards
Lydia Rosecranz
Lake Avenue
Canton Lorain
Merry Nixups
Hazel Greber
Clark Street
Townsend Club
Armory
Delpans
Y. M.C
W. C
Townsend Club No
Columbia Club
Woodman Hall
McKinley P-T. A
Jefferson Jr. High
P-T. A
James Barr
State Highway Patrol
Womens Austiary Elyria Memorial Hospital
Curtis
6Th Street
Nancy Krieg
Union Street
Home For the
Ely P T A Meeting Sees Miss Beattie On Family Life
Ely P T A meets Tuesday February seventh at three for a ladder program with speaker Miss Ann Beattie Educational Secretary of the Associated Charities of Cleveland. Her topic A Special Worker Looks at Family life and family relationships. Refreshments follow. Mrs M E Wilcox chairs. Jefferson Junior High P T A meets Monday at 7 30 with Safety Corporal James Barr of the State Highway Patrol as speaker. Group singing under E Witham and music feature. Founders Day refreshments follow. McKinley P T A screens From Now On a movie with Irving S Cobb Monday February 6 at 3 00 P M by General Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Parent- Teacher Association
Ann Beattie
Associated Charities of Cleveland
Jefferson Junior High
James Barr
State Highway Patrol
E. Witham
Mckinley
Irving S. Cobb
General Electric Company
McKinley P.T. A
Guest Night Highlighted by Missionary Society
The Missionary Society of the Church of Christ hosted twenty guests and twenty one members at Rev and Mrs Will Foster's Har vard avenue home. Mrs E H Evans spoke of India life and caste changes, display of Indian articles, and a round table Q&A. A letter from Mrs Garver thanked the society for gifts to the Cleveland Christian Orphanage and a memorial library article by Mrs Foster was noted with a ten dollar contribution. The program included the drama Between the Book Ends by Elaine Cole and a future use for the memorial library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Will Foster
Harvard Avenue
Foster
West
E. H. Evans
India
Henry Tibball
Garver
Cleveland Christian Orphanage
Society
Church Memorial Library
Thomas Tcheu
Church of Christwomen
First Methodist Church
Frank Crawford
Hazel Martin
I-Tri Mission Club
Star of India
E. W. Rowland
Doris Monroe
Mr. Foster
Jesus
J. D. Hand
Longford Avenue
Townsend Club No 2 to Meet in New Armory Hall
The Townsend Club No 2 will hold its next meeting Friday February 10 in the Armory on Third Street. A special bus will leave Elgiria Coach Company at 1:00 PM Monday to convey Rebekahs to the Regional meeting in Cleveland. Mrs Milo Wariner oversees transportation. A chicken supper at Holy Cross Church Hall on Sunday February 5 will serve from 6 PM with a 5 cent donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club No. 2
Third Street
Elgiria Coach Company
Rebekahs
Cleveland
Milo War
Iner
Mrs Auld Highlights Shakespeare Nature Theme
Mrs. Auld presented Shakespeare and the Natural World to Four O'Clock club guests, praising Shakespeare’s verse and nature imagery while noting his dramatic genius. The program included excerpts and a discussion of his unfamiliar side, plus a biographical diversion on C O McIntyre by Driscoll. Mrs. Huse hosted luncheon. next, Mrs. George Bonwell to entertain at Mrs. Selman’s home on Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
William Muir Auld
Four O'Clock Club
Auld
McIntyre
Driscoll
Arthur Huse
George Brownell
Selman
Ohio Street
Widening Circle Meeting Draws Large Attendance
More than sixty people attended yesterday's Widening Circle gathering at the Baptist East Avenue house. Mrs. A. O. Hales read scripture, Mrs. W Barndollar led prayer, and a duet by Mrs. Wesley Miller and Mrs. L. A. Hayes provided special music. Mrs. F. O. Wilford conducted an Isaiah lesson. Hostesses were Mrs. J. C. McElfresh, Mrs. W. B. Miller, Mrs. McHenry, Mrs. H. B. McCullough, Mrs. R. W. Neighbour, and Mrs. C. R. Miller. Next meeting set for February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widening Circle
Baptist East Avenue House
A. O. Hales
Wesley Miller
L. A. Hayes
Isaiah
F. O. Wilford
J. C. MccElfresh
W. B Miller
McHenry
H. B. McCullough
R. W. Neighbour
C. R Miller
Local Social Roundup of Weekend Travel and Visits
Mrs. M D Akin of Fremont stays with Mrs B J Rosselot in Fremont. Mr and Mrs O R Bogart leave for Lakeland Florida. Mayer and Mrs J Q Petro travel to Cleveland for Susan and God with Gertrude Lawrance. G Weller travels to Harrisburg after his mother’s death. Mrs Agnes Wiers remains hospitalized at Elyria Memorial. Mrs Emma Brown and Mrs E T Clauser winter in Orlando. The Winters brothers Fred Dor and Owen appear on WCLE radio. Mr and Mrs Frederick H Mengl attend Carnegie Teen Alumni meeting in Cleveland. Mrs Maude McLaughlin and three delegates Beatrice France Ann Castle and Hazel Gibson depart for Columbus for Dessler Wallick Hotel conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Akin
Fremont
Ohio
B. J. Rosselot
Fourth Street
O. R. Bogart
East Broad Street
Lakeland
Florida
Mayer
J. Q. Petro
Cleveland
Susan and God
Gertrude Lawrence
G. Weller
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Carl Weller
Agnes Wiers
Seventh Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Emma Brown
E. T. Clauser
Orlando
Fred
Dor
Owen
WCLE
Shubert Music House
Frederick H. Mengl
Carnegie
Maude McLaughlin
Women of the Moose
Beatrice France
Ann Castle
Hazel Gibson
Columbus
Dessler-Wallick
Local Legion and Auxiliary Schedule February Meetings
Vice Commander presided in Pope’s absence as regular session adjourned to social hour. Sewing Circle to meet February ninth hosted by Mrs. J Haverstick. Daughters of St Andrew hosted by Mrs. Virgil Jasper on Pasadena Avenue with Mrs Ingersoll and others. Grandma Calls It Carnal review given. Parish dinner planned February 15 for Daughters. Elyria Men’s Bible Class meets Sundays at 9 30 in the Y M C A with L B Hineman leading and Bill Ryan providing vocal solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth
J. 4. Pope
George Fortin
Emil Struck
J. Haverstick
Lincoln Court
Virgil Jasper
Pasadena Avenue
Daughters of St. Andrew
Henry Ingersoll
Elyria Men’s Bible
Jesus
God
L. B. Hinéman
Elyria Mens Bible
Bill Ryan
Choral Club Organized by Elyria BPW Group
The Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club forms the B and P W Choral Club with Emma Gleason as chairman and Segrid Amidon hosting the first rehearsal at Fifth Street home. Members include Laura Thompson, Marjorie Rossiter, Nelle Davig, and others. next meeting is Thursday at 7:00 in the County School office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club
Segrid Amidon
Fifth Street
Emma Gleason
Laura Thompson
Marjorie Rossiter
Nelle Davig
B. and
P. W
Bess Douglas
Dorothy Funk
Cora Bassett
Cora Phelps
Gertrude Wernert
Evelyn Hermann
Emman Gleason
Susie Drake
Eleanor Armstrong
Ruth Gates
Elizabeth Rich
Vivian Hackett
Segrid Armdon
County
Sehoor
Amidon
Plans for dance and supper at Protected Home Circle meeting
Protected Home Circle members and friends arranged a dance for the next meeting and an April anniversary supper. Minnie Lewis as guardian, with Clarence Dunford and Hazel Brucker in charge, set tentative events. The Junior circle started a membership drive led by Vivian Resar and Margaret Reid. Next meeting scheduled for February 17 with a Junior Rally plan for April 22 in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Circle
L O. QO
F. Hall
Minnie Lewis
Guardian
Clarence Dunford
Hazel Brucker
Vivian Resar
Margaret Reid
Statler
Cleveland
Cardinal Troop Girl Scouts Court of Honor Held at Tea Room
The mid winter Court of Honor for Cardinal Troop of Girl Scouts met Friday at Harriet's Tea Room. Refreshments greeted attendees and a business meeting followed. Leaders Mrs. Dewey Hull and Mrs. Edward Fell attended with Patrol Leaders Gil Elsten Phyllis Abramoska Shirley Marshall Constance Jenkins and Patrol Seconds Roberta Foster Ruth Dougherty Joyce Troup Martha Davison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Troop of Girl Scouts
Harriet
Dewey Hull
Edward Fell
Gil Elsten
Phyllis Abramoska
Shirley Marshall
Constance Jenkins
Roberta Foster
Ruth Dougherty
Joyce Troup
Martha Davison
Hospital Ward Admission and Discharge Brief
Admissions list includes Thomas Adams 354 Furnace Street Ernest Mason Ash tabula Jack Kiser 1374 East Avenue and Myrton Gage Sugar Ridge. Discharges include Lester Gilbert with unspecified destination or next step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Adams
Furnace Street
Ernest Mason
Ashtabula
Jack Kiser
East Avenue
Myrton Gage
Sugar Ridge Road
Lester Gilbert
Lorain
Bright on Tarewell Dinner Held in Brighton
Brighton residents hosted a Sunday dinner at the Veltrie home honoring twins Margaret and Mildred Veltrie who entered Euclid Academy in Cleveland on February 1. Attendees included Clif ford McKinley and family from Ashland, Terry Shatver and Mary McCreedy from Dover, Raymond Neff and daughters, Jean and Mary Lou Sebrish, Kathryn Veltrie of Oberlin, Cy Moore of New London, and Paul Bakilie of Cleveland. The Ladies' Society of the Brighton Congregational church met February 1 with 22 members and 7 guests, enjoying a covered dish luncheon followed by a brief business session and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Veltrie
Clifford McKinley
Ashland
Terry Shatver
Mary Mc'Creedy
Dover
Raymond Neff
Jean
Mary Lou Sebrish
Kathryn. Veltrie
Oberlin
Cy Moore
New London
Paul Bakilieb
Cleveland
Margaret
Mildred Veltrie
Juclid Academy
Ladies’ Society of
Brighton Congregational Church
Dezzer Eibner
South St
Wellington
Social Notes Mention Visits and Guests
Mrs Raymond Neff and Mrs Howard Jordan visited relatives with Mrs Jordan staying Saturday evening in Wilmington Delaware. Mrs Daisy Rollins returned from Akron after a week with son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harold Kinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Neff
Howard Jordan
Wilmingston
Del
M. T. Rolfe
Daisy Rollins
Harold Kinder
Akron
Birmingham Ladies Aid Convenes at Mrs Bickle Home
Birmingham M E church Ladies' Aid met with 13 members and four visitors. Ruth Wessiger gave readings, Clara Kline read a poem, refreshments served by Mrs Bickle and Mrs Berkmeyer. Next meeting planned for March 1 at Mrs Anna Wadsworth's home at 1:30 PM. A university scholarship was awarded to Aaron Andrews, a Birmingham High graduate now at Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Birmingham
M. E
Elsie Bickle
Ruth Wessiger
Clara Kline
Bickle
Mildred Berkmeyer
Ars
Anna Wadsworth
Fabric care lab reports guide cleaners since 1928
A 1928 report from Silver Springs Maryland established a fabrics analysis laboratory by the national association of cleaners and dyers. The Peerless Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co. helped fund and now uses the findings to educate customers about garment pre shrinkage and cleaning effects on size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Springs
National Association of Cleaners and Dyers
The
Peerless Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co. Was
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Mission Society
Eva Chapman
Hulda Carlson
Maranatha
First Baptist Church
Juda Jackson
Ruth Byars
Mass Nellie Straw
Goulde Summerlee
L Hares
Marjacie Smith
B. BR
Juda
Elizabeth Mitchell
Oclette Club
Valentine
May Carlson
Gertrude Ligotke
R. Fichtner
North Abbe Road
Clare E. Parker
Civics and Political Science Department
Scotland Yard
Puerto Rico
Canal Zone
United States
U. S
Washington
Parker
Ethel Ryan
Traumerer
Gayotte
Eric Chapman
Florence Holcombe
Frank Billings
Sons of Union Veterans Auiliary
Warner Davis
West Avenue
Maebel Freeman
Helen Perkins
Margaret Schroeder
Mary Clayvcomb
Louise Freeman
Martha Refenning
Wilmot Printing CO
Masonic
Apemesmine
Bernas Eene Ee
Jefferson Girl Reserves
YW. C. A
A. L. Gegenheimer
West Street
Gegenhemer
Evelyn Fenimore
Bessie Bendick
Robert Cromly
Frank Adams
Ernest Balk
Mian Bendick
Chester Mason
John Bowser
Mr. Anderson
Robert Cromling
Anderson
Patricia Omler
Mary
Helen Slalla
Patience
Thelma Jeanne Gegenhemer
Betsey
Jean Innes
Carlison
Beverly Gibbs
Choe
Georgia Mae Porter
George Washington
Sally
Juanita LeBow
Constance Chapman
Hannah
Betty Hurd
Nathanial
Ernest Baik
Thomas
Milan Bendick
Daniel
John
Mrs. Birkbeck
Sheila Kay Smith
J. Birkbeck
Catholic Study Club No
T. V. Boylan
Floyd Helfrich
Farmers Home
St. Biase
Richard Gray
S. J. Birkbeck
Stanford Avenue
Parent-Teacher Association News
Colette Celle
Don ‘Fm
Church OF Christ Group
Holy Cross
News of the Girl Scouts
E. Loeffler CO
Karl P. Meister
Elyria Home For the
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Hospital
Ewaretcee Denier Ver
Brighton Tarewell
Ladies’ Society
A. G. Meyers
Bay Bridge
Wiliam Mosher
Gloria Graft
Russell Jarvis
Wadsworth
Virginia Reiner
Ted Neff
Sharon Center
Aaron Andrews
Birmingham High School
University of Louisville
Birmingham M. E
Wilhelm Family
Florence Long
Burrel Hitchman
Delores
Ed Prince
Emma Delefield
Marion Bates
Cerl Bates
Jerome Logan
Wakeman
Red Cross
Florence
E. V. Emery
Sardusky
Carl
Bates
Schoepfle, Sr
Russia
Palestine
England
Suez Canal
Fem
Mediterranean
Simla
Metropolitan Opera
Cleveland Public
Aud
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Atories
Peerless
National Association
Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co
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