Local Meetings Across Hamilton and Surroundings
The Hamilton Parent-Teacher Association meets Thursday afternoon with a Founder's Day program planned. The Lorain County Rabbit and Davy Association convenes tonight at Donald Eachtruth's home Stop 7 Yellow Line, with officer nominations. Rebekahs hold a meeting tomorrow evening at I C O F hall. St Ann's Sowing Circle gathers Thursday afternoon at Mrs Frank Kelling 1141 West Avenue. St Mary's benefit card party is Wednesday at 2 PM in the K of C hall. Division L of the Second Congregational church meets Wednesday evening at Mrs Sweesey's Tattersall Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Parent-Teacher Association
Lorain County Rabbit and Davy Association
Donald Eachtruth
Rebekahs
I. C. O. F. Hall
St. Ann's Sowing Circle
Frank Kelling
West Avenue
St. Mary's
C. Ball
Division L
Second Congregational Church
Sweesey
Tattersall Court
New Zealand Whale Meat Described As Salt Beef Like
A brief note describes New Zealand whale meat selling for six to twelve cents per pound. The whale steak is said to taste like salt beef, though it is somewhat coarse in texture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Burglars Target Louis Hoyt Garage Roost Theory Reported
Burglars who attempt the third looting of Louis Hoyt’s garage in this city claim bears are kept in cages and will be released nightly to roost about the garage, a startling assertion reflecting the ongoing break-in incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hoyt
Tonight’s club meetings prompt busy local scene
Events Tonight lists several gatherings: Digra Sisterhood and appy Hour at Banco Club with Mrs Brouse, a Thomas Club party for Mrs Gerber at 313 Chestnut Street, Veterans of Foreign Wars at the Turner Block, Marshal Chapter R. A. M., Blytie Lodge No. 103 in the I C O F hall, Y W C A Federation dinner at six, a Valer ie Card Party for the Business and Professional Women’s Club in Blyris ae club rooms, and Past President’s Association of Women’s Relief Corps at 2 15 p m with Mrs Myrta Kent at 138 Parkview Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digra Sisterhood
Appy Hour Banco Club
Brouse
Tpple Club
B Gerber
Chestnut Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Turner Block
Marshal
eBlytie Lodge
Federation of the
Blyris Ae
Elizabeth Stevens Society Meets at Methodist Church
About sixty members gathered for a dinner hosted by Mrs. J D L Mathis and her baron pre y. March fifth program led by Mrs. H Merriman with Mrs. C M Beazell chairing the dinner committee. Louis Heidich led the program. Mrs. H B Stone reported on the Cleveland district convention. The group sang The Way of the Cross and devotion followed by Psalm 23. Eliott and Breevort provided music, with study book lessons presented by F S Fullmer and Wynn McConnell. America the Beautiful closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Cleveland
F. S. Fullmer
Wynn McConnell
Canton Auxiliary 10 Plans Card Party After Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary of Canton met with a large attendance at the I. C. O. F. ball Monday evening. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs Esther Crowell. Plans were made for a card party following the regular meeting on February eighteenth with notes of interesting matters discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Canetons
Esther Crowell
Ning. Banfines
February Meeting Recaps by Vincent P T A and Local Clubs
The Vincent P T A met with strong attendance to plan a bake sale and a February twenty sec ond supper and to install a radio. Delegates were chosen for the Painesville convention on February twenty eighth led by Mrs. C R Bennett with Mrs. John Gens as alternate. Founder's Day program featured first and second graders songs recitations and a George Washington drill. Elyria Social Club held a well attended evening of whist and banco with solos and a duet and prizes awarded. The Woman's Welsh Club met to discuss district National Officers travel to Cleveland and a tureen dinner planned for February sixth at Mrs Roberts River Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent P. T. A
Vincent Parent Teacher Association
Painesville
C. R. Bennett
John Gens
Macey
Hastings
Hardy
Elyria
K. of P. Hall
Banco
Mary Stewart
Are. Shrubbsole
Philips
McKeivice
Mira Mitchell
Messrs
D. Philips
R. Markham
Mra Paton
Bessie Paton
Jw. Meldrum
Shrubsole
Caffery
Janes
Burns
Jack MacGibbon
Lake , Avenue
Woman's Welsh Club
Cleveland
Clevehotel
Roberts
River Road
Card party at Elyria Woman's Club raises funds
The Business Woman's Department of the Elyria Woman's club hosted a capacity turnout at the club home last evening. Players enjoyed Progressive and Pivot Bridge and Five Hundred with prizes awarded to numerous members including Miss Dolly Freeman Mrs Edith Moser and Mrs Clara Squires for Pivot. Miss Doris Jumont Miss Margaret Roberts and Mrs Arthur Kimball for Progressive. and Mrs J Boddy and Mrs J Gerber for Five Hundred. Committees led by Mrs Karl Kaley Mrs O K Manning Mrs S L Tilden and others organized the event and Valentine decor and refreshments complemented the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Woman's Department
Elyria Woman's Club
Dolly Freeman
Edith Moser
Clara Squires
Vernice Lance
J. W. Warden
Dorothy Jones
Margaret Krebs
Louise Rolce
Bud Bishop
Elsie Hoffman
Doris Jumont
Margaret Roberts
Arthur Kimball
J. Gerber
Joe Boddy
Karl Kaley
O. K. Manning
S. L. Tilden
Howard Summers
Paul Richards
George Thompson
Three Hundred Masons Dine at Annual Dinner in Hall
About 300 Masons attended a turkey dinner at the Masonic hall Monday at five thirty. The Oberlin Glee Club, thirty voices, performed with Kenneth Vaughn Walter Kohn and William Harding on the committee that secured them. Ralph Murbach showed moving pictures of members in last summer’s Masonic golf tournament and a skit titled The Ghost Story followed the main program. Eastern Stars served the meal with Mrs. R. R. Renouard and Mrs. Kuss directing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Oberlin Glee Club
Kenneth Vaughn
Walter Kohn
William Harding
Glee Club
Ralph Murbach
R. R. Renouard
Kuss
Mrs Garry Meyers Speaks at McKinley P T A Meeting
Mrs Garr y Meyers child psychologist from Cleveland spoke at the McKinley school P T A gathering on when why and how to explain sex matters to a child. She recommended Growing Up and Parents and Sex Education. The group planned room improvements and announced the March fourth meeting will be in the evening with Meyers likely to discuss Obed genes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry Meyers
Cleveland
McKinley School
P.T. A
Myers
Mugwumps Plan Carnival for Next Meeting
The Mugwumps met at the YWCA Monday at six with fifteen members. Hostesses Miss Thelma Streicher and Miss Evelyn Bird greeted the group. It was announced there will be two white elephant sales and a carnival at the next meeting. February 18’s hostess will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Streicher
Evelyn Bird
Miss Gladys Williams Attends National YWCA Meeting in NYC
Miss Gladys Williams of Buffalo, New York, is in New York City for a week to join a six member National YWCA commission studying religious education trends in the Young Women's Christian Association. She serves as Buffalo's delegate to the Eastern Regional Conference and will stay with Miss Charlotte Conover, ex-general secretary of the Elyria YWCA and a secretary for the National Senate of Women Voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Williams
Buffalo
New York
New York City
National
Youh Women's Christian Association
Miss Williams
Charlotte Conover
Elyria Y. W. C. A
the Nations
Senate of Women Voters
Admissions List and Discharge Notes
Admission entries include Mrs. Marshall Townes at 524 Elm Street and Mrs. Martin Bereswell at R. D. 3 Grafton among others in various locales. Discharges include Edward Guthrie of Lagrange and Mrs Minnie Oldfield of Vermilion. a baby boy was also discharged. A social note reports Mr and Mrs Harry Meanell hosting dinner guests with Mrs Stella Prooks in Rocky River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Townes
Elm Street
Martin Bereswell
R. D
Grafton
Margaret Ketcham
Middle Avenue
Mark Clary
Birmingham
Nellie Lavaghar
Thoras Conger
Middle
Wilford Youngblood
Lacrange
Ralph Mathison
Samuel St
Theodore Weichel
Eastern Heights Blvd
Ephham i Grinder
Fuller Road
Fred Jaspe
Harry Meanell
East Bridge Street
Stella Prooks
West Eighth Street
Walter Hillgen
Rocky River
Y W C A Board Re Elects Officers for 1929
The regular February meeting of the Y W C A Board was held Monday evening with supper at 5 30. Mrs George Stevens presided and readings minutes were given by Mrs H W Tibball. Officers for 1928 were re elected for 1939 including Stevens Crisp Beebe Tibball and Brown. A World Fellowship pageant Elyria and the World was announced for April with several health education and girl reserve activities noted. Board members were reminded of the Chicago region conference in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. C. A. Board
George Stevens
H. W. Tibball
Artemas Beebe
D. W. McCleod
World Fellowship Committee
Dow Baird
Health Education Department
Baird
Vonda Brown
Dorothy Snyder
H. H. Stiffler
Hears Ingersol
George Johnson
Ernest Crisp
Henry W. Tibball
Adele Brown
Chicago
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association Elects Officers
The Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association met in the K of C hall for an election of officers. President Mrs Margaret Conroy and a slate of officers including Miss Elizabeth Guinen, Miss Anna Roling, Mrs Lillian Emerich, Miss Agnes Carlin, Mrs Mary Walton, Mrs Helen Seward, and others were chosen with Rev Fr Frey as spiritual advisor and Mrs Margaret Dollard as past president. Installation and official meeting set for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
K. of C. Hall
Margaret Conroy
Elizabeth Guinen
Anna Roling
Lillian Emerich
Agnes Carlin
Mary Walton
Helen Seward
Anna Herald
Lucile Smith
Women’s Benefit Association Card Party At Mrs Smith Home
Pedro was the diversion at a card party last evening at Mrs Smith’s 316 Belle venue. Prizes went to Eleanor Sonnells and Helen Urlas, with Ed Malterer consolation. A separate table headed by Pedro saw Julia Sudge win first and Marty Bowen second. hostesses served a supper after. Next Tuesday the regular meeting will be at Wurst hall. Karen Nielsen departs for St Louis to remain winter with her sister Mrs Rex Bailey. For sale 40 shares First Preferred Colson Stock. Movie tickets On Trial at Capitol theatre now sold at Central Book Store. Benefit of Business Dept Women’s Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro
Smith
Bellevenue
Eleanor Sonnells
Helen Urlas
Ase
Ed Malterer
Julia Sudge
Marty Bowen
Wurst Hall
Karen Nielsen
N. D. Nielsen
St. Louis
Rex R. Bailey
Capitol Theatre
Central Book Store
Benefit of Business Dept
Women's Cinh
Reverend Ketcham Talks to Young Men at YMCA Supper
The Young Men's Club of the Y M C A met for supper in the association building Monday evening. Rev R T Ketcham spoke on "Questions of Life," saying life belongs to God and the godly man takes fewer chances than the ungodly. Afterward the group adjourned to the tabernacle to hear Sergeant York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketcham
Young Men's Club of
The
Association
R. T. Ketcham
Ufe
Tabernacle
Sergeant York
Dr R S Wilson Speaks at Ely P T A Meeting
Dr Robert S Wilson addressed the Ely Parent Teacher Association yesterday on Children s Teeth. A committee served refreshments at the close and members planned to meet again on March fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Wilson
Ely P T. A
Ely
Parent- Teacher Association
Robert S. Wilson
Evangeline Rothe Hosts Odtaa Club Meeting at Home
Miss Evangeline Rothe entertained the Odtaa Club at 241 Cambridge Street last evening. Games and music provided the diversion with a refreshment course served by the hostess and her mother at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline Rothe
Odtaa Club
Cambridge Street
Local Notes From New Castle Society Page
Mrs James A George of New Castle Pa spent a week with her son J C George at 219 Denison Ave and returned home Monday The Daughters of Scotia plan a group attendance at the tabernacle meeting Wednesday Rev and Mrs Myland Wolfe of Canton Ohio visit Mr and Mrs Roy Culp of Lilac Hedges Lake Ave Moses Daniell of Chestnut Ridge visited his sister Mrs Elizabeth Thomas of West Eighth St Mrs Don Granger of the O Bon nell Apartments is visiting 22 Pittsburgh Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. George
New Castle
Pennsylvania
J. C. George
Denison Avenue
Daughters of
Scotia
Tabernacle
Myland Wolfe
Canton
Ohio
Roy Culp
Lilac Hedges
Lake Avenue
Moses Daniell
Chestnut Ridge
Elizabeth Thomas
West Eighth Street
Don Granger
O’bonnell
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Local Clergy and Fraternity Groups Schedule Events
Amherst events include union service planning for Lent by the Ministerial Association and a luncheon for Rev. and Mrs. Speaker and others. The Ladies Aid and Women’s Missionary societies of First Evangelical plan an all day session with noon dinner. Senior League at St Peter’s meets tonight. Le Cercle Francais to hold first meeting at Miss Helen Fleming’s home speaking only French. Hostesses Mrs Flora Kaser and Mrs Gertrude Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
A. C. Ernst
Church Street
Ministerial Association
W. E. Speaker
Chauncey
W. A. Tabbert
F. E. Eastman
Richard
N. E. Escott
Ernst
Athalia
William
Ladies’ Aid
Woman’s Missionary Societies
First Evangelical Church
Hale Bechtel
Matherine Kolbe
Paul Meitzki
Christ Schibley
Catherine Jacobs
League of
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
le Cercle Francais
Helen Fleming
Cleveland Avenue
Flora Kaser
Gertrude Jacobs
Marmola tablets advertised for weight loss
An old advertisement promotes Marmola prescription tablets as a modern weight loss aid. It claims the product uses a gland element to turn food into energy and urges readers to take four tablets daily until weight normalizes, noting widespread use for 20 years and a price of one dollar per box.
Dancing at Cascade Pa Villion Weeknight Two Nights
Weekly listings show dancing at Cascade Pa Pavilion every Tuesday and Saturday nights. Entry is fifty cents per couple, with social dancing in a social hall setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Pavillion
St Peters Sunday School Holds Meeting At Mrs Rodman Home
Misses Florence Radman Foldsey Heck Rodman and others attended the St Peters Evangelical Sunday School meeting at Mrs C Korn s home last evening. A 1¢ business session adopted the name Serenity Class. A paper on The Leper Asylum at Chandhuri India was read by Miss Helen Roemer. Those present included Hilda Mori Olive Hall Marcella Schrader Amelia Herbt Florence Lange and the hostess. Mrs J Copeland former Cleveland resident died Monday afternoon aged 74 with survivors including three sons Alden Louis and Ernest Copeland a daughter Mrs John Howitt Canada and a step daughter Mrs John Fowler Cleveland. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday with Rev F E Eastman. Mrs David Brennan was an Elyrian visitor. A K Jenne and Miss Blanche Jenne visited George Jenne Elyria Monday. Cr Masters a Elyria business caller. Mr and Mrs John Garland Elyria were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Alex Garland South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Society
Methodist Church
Park Avenue
Ladies’ Society
Brownstorm Congregational Church
T. W. Wilson
Dora Buckley
Wm. Lynn
Milo McQueen
Harvey Brandau Ag
Church Council
First Evangelical Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Peter Ruth
Brownhelm
Augusta Sabs
Paul Meitzkie
Dorothy
Katherine Kolbe
Middle Ridge
King’s Daughters
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Alma Daniels
Elyria Avenue
Elyria
Grace Hubbard
Cleveland Street
Costello Club
Cootie
Geraldina Giblin
Dorothy Lakofski
Naomi Ruth
Mary Martha Club
East Street
Roscoe Mays
J. W. Darling
Young Ladies Sodality
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Helen Heck
Irene Strehmeir
Society
Florenceo Radman
Ethel Foldsey
John Heck
Gertrude Rodman
St. Peter's
Drs. C. Korn
Chandhuri
India
Helen Roemer
Hilda Mori
Olive Hall
Marcella Schrader
Amelia Herbt
Florence Lange
J. Copeland
Cleveland Avenue
Copeland
Cleveland
Alden
Louis
Earnest Copeland
John Howitt
Canada
John Fowler
F. E. Eastman
Congregational Church
David Brennen
A. K. Jenne
Blanche Jenne
George Jenne
Cr. Masters
John Garland
Alex Garland
South Amherst
Whale on the menu in Liverpool eateries
In Liverpool a novelty order for whale with fried potatoes has gained popularity as edible whale meat is imported for restaurant consumption. Local chefs report growing interest and diners seeking unusual fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Dance at Odd Fellows Hall Oberlin Feb 7 Listed
Oberlin event notice for a dance at Odd Fellows Hall on February 7 featuring Schafer Orchestra. Admission 75 cents with an extra 25 cents for an additional lady. Old and modern dances planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Oberlin
Schafer
Practical Joker Sends Neighbor On Air Tire Run
A La Valle resident sought air for balloon tires at a Reedsburg garage. Attendant sent him to Reesburg, then called a Reedburg shop and redirected him toward Baraboo, sixteen miles away, for the proper air. The gag hinged on the misdirection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehdsburg
Wis
la Vaile
Reesburg
Reedsburg
la Valle
Baraboo
Bears Guard Garage in Haverstraw Entrance
Two ferocious grizzly bears will greet visitors at a garage entrance in Haverstraw New York the dramatic scene draws curiosity and concern as onlookers watch the animals behind a secured barrier at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bears Guard
Haverstraw
N. Y
500 and Pedro Card Party
A card party titled 500 and Pedro is set for Wednesday night at 207 Temple Court. Prizes will be awarded and lunch served. All welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro
Temple Ct
For Sale Six Rooms and Bath with hardwood and furnace
Six room and bath urban home with hardwood floors and steam heat plus a fireplace and garage. Desirable location near Lorain County savings trust company building. contact R. J. Carlin for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Carlin
Lorain County Sav. Tr. Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabeth Stevens ‘Society
Mose Wilder
Guild OF First Church
Guild of the
First Congregational Church
Effie Hecock
James Hewitt
Eastern Heights
Ibusiness Woman's Department
Mugwumps
Elyrian
Women's Benefit Association
Colson
Marcelling
Adv
WHALE
Europe
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Broad Street
Toc
C. W. Coffee — Lipton Maxwell House Coffee
Weideman
Newell Hotel
Benefit City Rifle Club
Nature
City Loan
D. W. Call
the City
Middle Ave
Wildercraft
Joyce Kilmer
J. P. McEvoy
Foss
Mother Hathaway
J.P. McEvoy
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