Jefferson PTA Dance Draws 255 Guests At School
More Than Two Hundred Attendance Sponsored By Jefferson PT Association arranged by the finance committee of Jefferson High School Parent-Teacher Association Mrs Edward Fell chairman was a decided success Two hundred fifty five people purchased tickets for the dance held at the school last evening over two hundred attended Jack Elton orchestra provided recreation room for non dancers On Monday evening the association presents Dr C B Aulen professor of education Western Reserve University his topic Development of Personality and Character meeting open to the public
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Edward Fell
Jack Elton
C. B. Aulen
Graduate School of Western Reserve University
Elyria D A R Chapter Birthday Luncheon Oberslin Dean To Speak
Elyria D A R plans its annual birthday luncheon at 1 pm Friday in the First Congregational church dining room. Dean Wittke of Oberlin will speak on Washington after the luncheon. Mrs Clrde Grubbs, the OB Chapter Advancement of American Music chair, will be guest soloist. Reservations due by Wednesday morning. A YWCA Leaders council meeting featured Mrs E J Howenstine discussing the Public Affairs committee and pending bills. Also notes on G-man Lester Crane appearance on February 17 at the high school. Chevalier Lodge No 316 of Berlin Heights to present Sons of Pluto under A H Ernst on February 7 with a large Knights group and a special bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Daughters of American Revolution
First Congregational Church
Dean Wittke
Oberlin
Washington
Clrde Grubbs
Advancement of American Music Committee
Mark Willis
Charles Hard
Sumner Hartwell
Ronald Dunn
Gladys Reublin
Bertha Shepherd
E. J. Howenstine
Y. W. C. A. Public Affairs Committee
Howenstine
Virgil Jasper
Helen Berthoff
Lester Crane
Crane
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Berlin Heights
Chevalier
Lodge No. 316
Sons of Pluto
A. H. Ernst
David Ross
Ralph Marsh
Carl Turner
Lester Harding
Joseph Tonry
Thomas Marsh
Gene Hall
Irvin Finegold
Joseph Hansman
Royal Underhill
Chevalier Lodge
Fen Mand
Mothers Honor Jr Department With Chili Supper
The Junior Department of the First Methodist Sunday School held a chili supper for about 120 attendees on Friday evening. Dr E J Bord spoke briefly before Leonard Fowls directed games and activities. Children proudly saw their mothers compete in games and a boys versus girls sock race, ending with the boys winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Sunday School
E. J. Bord
Leonard Fowls
Bors
Elyria Eastern Star Initiation Highlights Meet
Elyria Chapter Order of Eastern Star held a well attended initiation service with solos by Paul Wainwright and piano accompaniment by Katherine Merthe. Guests from Cleveland Norwalk Cassupul Michigan attended, and Nance Aust led refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Paul Wainwright
Katherine Merthe
Presentron
Cleveland
Norwalk
Cassupulis
Michigan
Nance Aust
Rainbow Girls
Des Bridge
Woman’s Club
Leona Radde
Masonic Temple
Masonic
Round Table Discussion on the Constitution
A round table discussion on the Constitution of the United States was conducted by Mrs. R T J Martin and Mrs. Minnie Chapman at the meeting of the Department of Critics and Political Science yesterday afternoon at the Woman's Club. Twenty two members attended the luncheon preceding the program, with Mrs. R Holcombe as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
R. T. J. Martin
Minnie Chapman
Department of Critics and Political Science
Woman's Club
Department
R. Holcombe
A.C. Schilleman
Martin
A W. Peters
Elyria Men’s Bible Class to Feature Jesus the Bread of Life
L B Hindman will teach the Elyria Men’s Bible Class lesson Jesus the Bread of Life. The class meets Sunday at 9 30 A M in the Y M C A. Mrs Alice Pitman and Mrs Karl Lehmann will sing several duets for the special musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men
Local Personal News From Elyria Area Chronicles
Mrs. Lewis Brown, of 237 Ben Vor avenue, slowly recovers from illness at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Immvian Hackett plans to return home on Harvard avenue tonight after a month on the West Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Johnston return from a Florida vacation to Hamilton avenue. Eugene Beesley and daughter Mary Lou arrive from Indianapolis to visit Chagie Crebore on East avenue. Beesley will be in Toledo next week and Mary Lou stays. Mrs. Fred Meng of Pittsburgh arrives to spend days with her son Frederick Meng and wife on Harvard avenue. W. C. McClean, former Hamilton PTA president, spoke at Founders Day. she was not the first president. Worth Fauver and family depart for Orlando to visit relatives wintering there. Alice Conway of Cleveland plans to spend the weekend with Mrs. John Law on Tannery street. Hudnutt and Raisinger return from Columbus after attending the Ohio Select List and Ohio Dailies Association meetings. Juin Banner and Gwen Hannon depart for Daytona Beach for a month. Paul Hanus and wife welcome a daughter born this morning at Elyria Memorial Hospital. they live at 151 Spruce street. A group of women led by Mrs. H. Rea Selby and others attend the Public Affairs conference at Cleveland College with the Foreign Affairs Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Brown
Benvor Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mi Ivian Hackett
Harvard Avenue
West Coast
Everett Johnston
Hamilton Avenue
Sc. Pepersburg
Florida
Eugene Beesley
Mary Lou
Indianapolis
Indiana
Chagie| Crebore
East Avenue
Beesley
Toledo
Worth Fauver
Columbus Street
Orlando
L. B. Fauver
Alice Conway
Cleveland
John Law
Tannery Street
A. C. Hudnutt
L. F. Raisinger
E. J. Howenstine
Curtis Spence
Nellie Wilderson
Roma Bader
Ona Holly
The
Foreign Affairs Council
Cleveland College
Community Clubs and Leisure Events Across Lorain Area
Calendar notes Monday gatherings include Columbia Club of St John s Church and Lutheran groups, plus Junior Womans Club parliamentary talk by Mr Quinn. Local clubs host luncheons, bingo, and guest speakers, with readings from The American Dream and In Need of Change. Mrs D A Baird to host at W C A February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
St. John’s Church
Lorain
Amherst
Second Congregational
George Lamberton
Down town Garden Club Lecture by Harry R OBrien
The Downtown Garden Club of Cleveland announces a lecture by Harry R. OBrien The Plain Dirt Gardener from Better Homes and Gardens on Noted Women Gardeners of the United States He has spent five years gathering material and will show gardens of Louise Beebe Wilder and others The illustrated talk is February 24 at 2 30 P M on the Higbee Store tenth floor lounge Tickets available
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Cleveland
Harry R. O'Brien
Plain Dirt
Better Homes and Garden
United States
Louise Beebe Wilder
Higbee
Plan Variety Program At J A O Club Meeting
The J A O Club met at the Y W C A yesterday to discuss further plans for a public Variety program on March 11. At the next meeting on Friday February 11 Miss Hazel Hipp of Oberlin will speak and give a hygiene talk as a nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. O. Club
Y. W
Hazel Hipp
Oberlin
Hipp
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Marilyn Chandler of 320 Park Avenue Mrs Walter Grills of Grafton Tearl Kessell of Olmsted Falls Horace Beaver and others. Discharges list Mrs Charles Baum hardt 118 Chartes Court Mrs William Sparks and several newborns and adults all with listed addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Chandler
Park Avenue
Walter Grills
Grafton
Tearl Kessell
Olmsted Falls
Horace Beaver
R. D
Kenneth Jackson
LaGrange
Delores Schmitz
Thirteenth Street
Charles Baumhardt
Chartes Court
William Sparks
Oak Street
Henry Willis
Andrew Renze
Eighth Street
George Dyke
Hospitalization plan advertisement by Barclay
An advertisement for a hospitalization plan from MRS F Barclay at 128 Grant Street offers 28 days for accident sickness 7 days for maternity and 75c monthly. The plan covers care in Neray anetheretic operating or delivery room and selects hospitals through the U G of Canada. Contact phone 89984.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. G of Canada
Legion Auxiliary Card Party Draws Big Crowd
American Legion Auxiliary entertained a successful benefit party last night at the Legion Home with thirty five tables in play. Guests from Washington D C and Lorain joined. Special prizes went to Sigrid Amidon and Charles Slanson, high scores at each bridge table earned prizes. Two banco tables were played with first and second scores rewarded. Silver and red decor with Valentine touches. Mrs Paul Halter chaired the event, helped by Mrs Charles Hanson, Mrs Arthur Smith, Mrs William Hearne, Mrs Leonard Terry, Mrs Phil Robson and Mrs A E Sherman. A good sum was raised for child welfare and rehabilitation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Washington D. C
Lorain
Sigrid Amidon
Charles Slanson
Valentine
Paul Halter
Luncheon Hosts and Royal Neighbors Meet in Local Gatherings
Ana Hbhodes opened her Beebe court home to eleven Past Presidents Association members for a routine luncheon at 12 30. Hostess prize went to Mrs Martha Refenning with bingo prizes to Mrs Helen Kelly and Mrs Ninai Hitsman. The next meeting will be at Mrs Refenning's Third Street home. The Royal Neighbors of America held a large turnout led by new officers with Mrs Kate Prentice as Oracle. Captain Martha Wirth conducted the degree work ahead of a county rally in Elyria this Spring. Plans were made for a public card party and the next meeting is February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Hbhodes
Beebe Court
Royal Neighbors of America
Kate Prentice
Martha Wirth
Elyria
Birthday Celebration Honors Local Resident John Li
Ten neighbors on Tanners Street helped John Li celebrate his birthday last evening. Friendly games and prizes were awarded with Mrs William Botl and Irvin Wendell winning high scores. Refreshments followed as guests were assisted by Mrs FP Reily, Mrs Arthie Devetz and Mr Stanle Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Li
Tanners Street
Pedro
William Botl OW
Irvin Wendell
Wendell
Bullock
FP. i, Reily
Arthie Devetz
Stanle
Rice
Law
Catholic study club plans party and notes readings
Ake Party Plans Catholic study Club No 4 met at Mrs Leona Boone’s home with Mrs Charlene Cunningham as co-hostess yesterday. The group welcomed a new member and discussed a March 17 party. Mrs J Bryson reviewed Kath erine Trnan’s Julia about convent life, then Mrs J Gallagher read on the Liturgy of the church titled Septuagesima Season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club No
Leona Boone
Charlene Cunningham
J. Bryson
Katherine Trnan
Julia
Mra J. Gallagher
Philivy Flood
Mildred Walsh
Cohbastess
Perfect Organization at St. Pauls Council Meeting
The Council of St Pauls church held its first meeting of the year. Karl Klein was elected president with Karl Lehmann as vice president and C W Menz as recording secretary. Harry Anderson became financial secretary and Martin Gerke treasurer. Richard Dumke was elected to fill a council vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of
Licenses Granted to Local Tradesmen and Couples
Licenses issued to Erwin Hubbard 21 Avon repairman and Myra Gerhardinger 18 of 207 Gulf road Flyrta. Alfred Fitz 28 Detroit electrician and Dorothy Kozarich 22 Lorain F. 4. Herbert Wurzbach 37 North Ridgeville export manager and Alice Rosena Johnson 25 of 201 Ohio street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Hubbard
Avon
Myra Gerhardinger
Gulf Road
Flyrta
Alfred Fitz
Detroit
Dorothy Kozarich
Lorain
Herbert Wurzbach
North Ridgeville
Alice Rosena Johnson
Ohio Street
Widening Circle Bible Study and Protected Home Circle Notes
Members of the Widening Circle Bible study continued Isaiah chapter ten with Mire FLO Wiles ford teaching at the Baptist Church House East avenue. Mrs Guy Byer gave a vocal solo and Mrs H B McCullough chaired the refreshment committee with assistants. The circle meets again February eighteenth and an April anniversary was discussed. A social for members and friends will follow February eighteenth with Mrs Hattie Johnson as guardian and committee members Ernest Johnson John Brackley John Repar and J Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Flo. Wilesford
Baptist Church House
East Avenue
Guy Byer
H. B. McCullough
J. C. Melifresh
J. A. Price
B. Quick
Novesky
Uircla
Home Circle
Hattie Johnson the
Guardian
Ernest Johnson
John Brackley
John Repar
J. Thayor
Milk Producers Hold Meeting At LaGrange
The newly formed Federation of Cleveland milk producers and related bodies addressed Lorain County members at LaGrange to explain federation goals, recent unions of regional milk producers, and planned coordination efforts for shipments to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
Viaus
Cleveland
Lorain County
United States Demands Japanese Compliance on Naval Limits
The United States warns it will escalate under the London Naval Treaty if Japan fails to assure it will not complete or lay down ships beyond treaty limits before May 1. The note fixes February 26 to receive Tokyo’s alliance and requires full disclosure of tonnage and gun calibres for any vessel built or converted to conform to treaty stipulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anusi
Phe
Ras
Aimeriat
Ibis
Jananese
Mus Peacy
Tate
Japan
Physicians To Meet In Lorain Medical Society Session
The Lorain County Medical Society holds its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday February eighth at Hotel Greystone Elyria with a dinner at five. The program includes business and an address on The Dangers of Socialized Medicine by Harry V Parvrzek M D district Councilor of the Ohio State Medical Society. Dr A S McHitrick is president and L H Trufant of Oberlin is secretary. Fourteen members and two guests attended lunch yesterday when Mrs Anne Meeschke hosted Sunshine Club guests Mrs Karl Lehmann and Mrs Thelma Meschke. Friday March fourth Lena Klases will host the club at her Bringren Court home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Foster
Rodney Rockwood
Four O'Clock Club
A. F. Terry
Fourth Street
J. G. Wherry
Julian Street
D. A. Baird
Lorain County Medical Safety
Anne Meeschke
Longford Avenue
Sunshine Club
Karl Lehmann
Thelma Meschke
Lena Klases
Bringren Court
Dinner Bridge at Home of Mrs. Eber Hosts Cameo Clan
A Thursday night bridge dinner at the home of Mrs. Ernest Eber featured Cameo Clan members. Mrs. Mildred Chapman won first prize while Mrs. Ernie Cheethan received consolation. In two weeks Mrs. Ed Ueleman will host at East River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Eber
Cameo Clan
Huestis
Fourth Street
Mildred Chapman
Ernie Cheethan
Ed Ueleman Willretain
East River Street
Psychic circle to be led by Dr Stanley Sandra
Dr Stanley Sandra will conduct a psychic circle at 428 Third Street on Thursday night March sixth. The event follows a broadcast over station KOKA in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursiday
Stanley Sandra
Third Street
Sandra
KOKA
Pittsburgh
Perfect Hand Reported in Lorain County Game
A late joining player Oscar Haserodt held a perfect hand in hearts nine ten jack queen king ace on the second deal of his first game at Joe Knutt's Lake Avenue home. Haserodt partnered with Charles Clark against Vic Hieftenstein and Dr. Charles A Cavagna in Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Joe Knutt
Lake Avenue
Oscar Haserodt
Haserodt
Kauft
Charles Clark
Vic Hieftenstein
Charles A. Cavagna
Columbia Coming Events and School Activities
The tureen supper by the Women’s Baptist Mission Circle is postponed to a later date. The Ladies Aid, hosted by Mrs. Lea Martin, moves from Feb 3 to Feb 10. Rafferty’s Racket will be staged by the Junior Class at the town hall on Feb 16. Eaton High hosts Columbia’s basketball Feb 11. Dr. Cunningham presents Reconstructed Williamsburg at town hall Feb 1. Pine Week marks Japan’s first seven days in January. Sauerkraut Supper at Holy Cross Parish Hall Feb 6 at 6 PM, 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Baptist Mission Circle
Ladies Aid Society
Lea Martin
H. G. Bartter
Rafferty
Town Hall
Eaton High School
Columbia
Boy Returns Home After Being Missing
Leonard Waldan, 35, son of Mrs. Gertrude Johnson of Ford and Gulf roads, returned to his home last night after police and his mother Mrs Johason had expressed concern. He had left Wednesday evening and prompted alarms before his reappearance. Police reported no further details on his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Waldan
Gertrude Johnson
Ford and
Gulf Roads
Johason
Hin
Motorist Fined in Reckless Driving Charge
Melvin Sayers of 316 Wurst Court was fined $2 with costs and a suspended fine after arraignment before Judge Joseph Q. Petro on reckless driving. He was arrested Thursday at midnight on Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Sayers
Wurst Court
Costa
Joseph Q. Petro
Broad Street
Two Democratic Governors Attack National Policy
In Columbus last night two Democratic governors Martin L. Davey of Ohio and Albert B. Chandler of Kentucky addressed the Ohio Newspaper Association. Davey condemned the Borah O’Mahoney bill to license business and argued federal control of unemployment and old age pensions damages state programs. Chandler urged a balanced federal budget and warned against dictatorial power, stressing press vigilance to protect rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Martin Kl, Davey
Ohlo
Albert B. Chandler
Kentucky
Ohio Newspaper Association
Gevernor Davey
Trndé
Ohio
Chandler
Mistake in Direction Costs Man Night in City Jail
Jonas Simmons of 836 16th street erred in directions causing a night in city jail after a 2 dollar toll. He faced arraignment before Major Joseph Q. Petro on intoxication charges. Simmons was arrested at 1 a m by Patrolman Robert Schwarts on Clark street after a noise alarmed him. He claimed he lost his way home. Russell Barr Jr of 22 Sixth street was fined 1 dollar for intoxication before the mayor this morning and arrested on East Bridge street at 2:30 am. Pete Cray of Wellington was fined 2 dollars for intoxication after yesterday at a broad street restaurant where he reportedly failed to pay for his meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Simmons
16Th Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Simmons
Todly
Robert Schwarts
Clark Street
Simons
Russell Barr, Jr
Sixth Street
East Bridge Street
Pete Cray
Wellington
Broad Street
Kent State Names New President Amid Transition
Kent State University announces a new president succeeding Dr Joe Engle as head of the institution. The incoming leader, noted for long tenure and recent roles, will oversee the university’s rapid growth and academic expansion.
Probation Issued for Man After Rink Incident
Frank Salew placed 22 year old Frank Salew at 345 Trondale avenue on ninety day probation to Special Officer Col Sayles after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Petro on a disorderly conduct charge at the roster skating rink. He was arrested on a battering charge. He insisted on wrestling with other men. A fine and costs were imposed with most suspended on good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Salew
Trondale Avenue
Specis
Col. Sayles
Local man fined for intoxicated disturbance
Clifford Wool of 145 Spruce Street was fined one dollar and costs after appearing before Mayor Joseph G Q Petro on an intoxicating liquor charge. He was arrested February 2 at Court and Broad streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Wool
Spruce Street
Joseph GQ. Petro
Court
Broad Streets
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