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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1931
Page
2
The Woman's Club of February lists lectures, meetings, and social events through the month. Notable programs include a talk by Edward Tomlinson on Down to the River, and a benefit bridge party for members, guests, and husbands.
The Women's Missionary Society of the Church of Christ met with Mrs. W. C. Fowler hosting fifty four attendees. Lorain guests contributed readings songs and a map study of India amid a social hour with refreshments. next meeting planned by Mrs J D Hand.
Mes Howenstine reviews The Case of India by John Hoyland at First Church Congregational meeting where women sewed and hosted luncheon. Pilgrim Woman's Association plans gifts for pastor and wife while Triple Four Bridge Club hosts Ruth Haag at home with prize awards.
Mrs Myra Kent hosted a luncheon for the W R C Past Presidents Association marking its third anniversary. Fourteen members and three guests attended plus officers Nettie Woodruff Anna Gehrke Helen Hubbard Lydia Squires were installed by the hostess. The Y W C A Athletic Association held a postponed January meeting with officers Alice Glover June Copaz Dorothy Banker Jean Manzo Marian Stetson elected and a plan for future meetings discussed.
About 125 people from Lorain County banks attended the Lorain County Branch American Institute of Banking dinner and open meeting at the American Legion Home. Atty Daniel C Funk spoke on Wills and Trusts, introduced by Robert H Rice, with dancing to close the evening.
The February meeting at Mrs. Ada Heimbach’s home included prayers devotion and a playlet Nurses and Doctors and a memorial service for Mrs. Hattie Chappell with tributes and readings. The Round Table Club hosted members and guests with motion picture reels from Hugens Taylor’s Northwest trip and future plans for February eighteenth at Work Court with Mrs Rankin.
Nine members and two guests attended yesterday’s meeting at the home of Mrs J A Foley as she hosted the West Side Guild of St Andrew’s church. A business session was followed by a social hour with refreshments. Mrs Rolland Morris will entertain in two weeks and the Pick and Hammer Club plans a Friday meeting at four with Glaciers as the discussion topic aided by lantern slides of Colorado and Alpine glaciers.
Garden Golf hosts a mixed dance event featuring Cook's Orchestra. Admission is 50 cents per couple.
The Women’s Democratic Club gathers this evening at 7 30 with Mrs Maud Hillings of 930 Middle Avenue as host. Mrs J D Kaiser serves as chairman. The Royal Neighbors of America meet in Woodman hall at 7 15 Friday evening followed by a board party at 8 30. Dr R R Bayard will speak at the Eastern Stars meeting tomorrow night with Valentine refreshments served afterward.
Seventeen men gathered at A. J. Fenner’s home for fellowship and shared hobbies. Dr. F. E. Strobel, field missionary, spoke on Lutheran heritage noting Lutherans in early America, religious liberty, and figures like Muhlenberg. He contrasted Lutheran and Protestant histories and cited Penn’s interpreter, a Lutheran, as a factor in colonial peace.
The fog salon meet elected officers for the coming year led by Mrs. J. L. Mathis as president with Mrs. Charles Hancock as first vice president and Mrs. Gallup as second vice president. Mrs. Pearl Rowley will serve as secretary and Mrs. Cotbe as treasurer. A motion approved donating five dollars to the Red Cross for the drought relief fund.
A church event advertisement for a chicken supper hosted by the Woman's Bible class at Second Congregational Church. Held Friday evening February 6 from 5 30 p m with prices 50 cents and 25 cents.
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