YWCA Spring Term Classes Begin Next Week
The YWCA announces the spring term starts the week of February 8 with courses in general education recreation and health. Free classes include English for unemployed women taught by Mrs Curtis Spence, sewing thrif t classes led by Mrs Oliver Miller, and dressmaking cutting and tailoring lessons for a small fee. A men and women contract bridge course, international affairs and current literature, ping pong, swimming gymnasium and health dances are also offered with various instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Spence
Oliver Miller
White
Lakewood
Masbelle Burner
Lst
Civics Club Washington Program Highlights Pageant and Address
The Elyria Women Club's Civics and Political Science group staged a George Washington program at the club home with flags and bunting. A three-song vocal set by Mrs J B Robson and Mrs Chapman preceded a pageant of Washington Lincoln and Uncle Sam figures, with Mrs J C Jackson and others presenting roles. City Solicitor Howard Butler spoke on Washington as a principled leader, urging return to constitutional government and national conscience. Tea followed, hosted by Martha and George Washington at the table. Four O’Clock Club studied Russia with Rodner Rockwood reviewing Red Bread, and Abs Rodney Rockwood to host a luncheon in two weeks on Harrison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civics and Political Scien
Elyria Women Club
George Washington
J. B. Robson
Chapman
George
Martha Washington
Abraham
Sam
Wilbur Strock
George Bush
Howard Butler
United States
Butler
Washington
Mesdames H
Russia
W. H. Thomas
Columbus Street
Rodner Rockwood
Maurice Hindus
Rockwood
Abs
Rodney Rockwood
Harrison Street
Past Presidents' Association gathering at Elke's restaurant
A meeting of eleven or twelve past presidents of the Auxiliary to Sons of Union Voirran took place yesterday afternoon at Elke's restaurant. Ida Riley Cora Bemis and Hattie Smith gave readings. Prize winners were Mrs. Bemis and Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Smith and Nina Hitsman hosted with a red and white valentines luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elke’ Trieslaurant
Association of Auxillary
Sons of Union Voirran
Ida Riley
Cora Bemis
Hattie Smith
Bemis
Smith
Valentine
Mrs. Smith
Nina Hitsman
Just Us Girls Club Meets Mildred Powell Evening
The Just Us Girls Club met at Mildred Powell's home where Buneo provided the evening’s entertainment. Prizes went to Mildred Powell first Ethelyn Seimeyer second and Grace McCool third. After luncheon the group danced the rest of the evening and a future meeting date and place will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Us Girls Club
Mildred Powell
Buneo
Ethelyn Seimeyer
Grace McCool
Birthday party marks Mary Schenfield tenth birthday
Miss Mary Schenfield celebrated her tenth birthday last evening at the home of Mildred and Bess Hobbs. Several classmates gathered to surprise her with games and a luncheon for a happy, festive occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schenfield
Mildred
Bess Hobbs
Barton Family Attends Alice Barton to John Chamberlain
Mr and Mrs F N Barton and family of Eastern Heights Boulevard travel to Toledo for the wedding of daughter Alice M Barton to John H Chamberlain.
Boy Scouts to Attend Church of Christ Special Service
The Church of Christ on Second and Chapel Streets hosts a special Scout guest service tomorrow at 7:50 PM led by W. N. Stoney and L. A. Terry. The event features Boy Scout sermons, music by a quartet and soloists, and a morning program with multiple musical numbers and talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOY Scouts
Church OF Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Troup
W. N. Stoney
L. A. Terry
Mrs. B. Hand
Ars. D. A. Baird
Paul Wainwright
Wm. F. Jabu
Clare Short
Berceuge
Faulkes
Filmore
Jesus
Neidlinger
Mr. Jalan
Heavenly Father
T Wandrel
Hudson
Baird
Mr. Wainwright
Qak- Jey
Christ
Maclagan
Galbraith
Fowler
Chure
Deraid
Bert Alecander
MS Maddock
India
Bible School
Ronald Findlay
Theodore Owens
Leland Prentice
Mise
Lillian Mallory
C. E
Leora Alexander
D. A. Baird
Barton Chamberlain Wedding Attended by Notables in Toledo
Mr. and Mrs. George Chamberlain, Mrs. Ruth Acker, and William Chamberlain are in Toledo today for the Barton Chamberlain wedding ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chamberlain
Ruth Acker
William Chamberlain
Toledo
Barton- Chamberlain
Glitar Solos Entertain Elyria Men’s Bible Class
The Elyria Men's Bible Class meets at the Rivoli Theatre at 9 30 tomorrow led by President Jas Hewitt. Albert of North Olsted will perform on Hawaiian guitar, with Wm C Fowler teaching the Matthew ten lesson and a new in foyer barrel collection system adopted last Sunday. A reception committee is asked to be present at 9 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men’s
Rivoli Theater
Broad Street
Jas. A. Hewitt
Wm. C. Fowler
Christ
Men's Loyalty League Holds First UL Church Meeting
The inaugural meeting of the Men's Loyalty League at the United Church was held with a strong turnout. President A W Baird appointed committees to draft a constitution and elect officers, and Mrs. Robert Sherraré led selections while Robt. provided vocal solos. A address on loyalty and fauna was well received. the group plans to meet the first Friday of each month at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Loyalty League OF UL. T. Church
List Regies
Mers Lesalty League
United Dreshteriam Church
A.W . .Baird
Steppes
Robert Sherraré
Robt
Rei
J. E. Garvin
Sus
Church School and Morning Service at Emman gal Lutheran
The Church School of Emman gal Lutheran Church will meet at 4 4 A.M. with Art Kaatz in charge at the Regular Morning Service at 10 45 oclock. Musical selections include Meiod Sphor Verespiel Clark. The choir directed by Cor Hiss Amilier will sing He Answer all Petitions. The pastor preaches Transfizured Lives. new members will be received. Evening Worship at 7 38 P. M. features Evening Prayer Nelson Aria Bertini and March M Ervin. Anthem Light at Evening Time. Sermon topic Barnabas The Man of Sympathies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School of
Emmangal Lutheran Church
Art Kaatz
Edna “McDowell
Meiod
Nelson
Bertini
M. Ervin
Barnabas
Widening Circle of First Baptist Church Meets
The Widening Circle of the First Baptist Church gathered at the rapied house on East a-9 nue Yesterday afternoon with Mrs. A QO Hales presiding. After a discourse on Revelation chapter 16 led by Mr. F O Wilford, Miss Mabel White sang Jesus Promised Me a Home accompanied by Mrs. Anne Everard. Light refreshments followed. next 745 meeting is set for February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
A-9
Nue
Jtirs
A. QO. Hales
Reelation
F. O. Wilford
Mabel White
Jesus
Anne Everard
Shrubsole
James Prices
Palmer
Here and There Club Hosts Valentine Themed Card Party
The Here and There Club met at Mrs. James Faulabers home on Garfield Avenue for a Valentine season gathering. Six tables of cards were played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Polau first Mrs. Oakley second and Mrs. Sticxrad low. For duplicate cards the top prize went to Mrs. Far Hamilton high and Mrs. Altice Smith low. A luncheon followed and the group will meet again in five weeks at Mrs. Jtres Gatens home on East Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Faulaber
Garfieid Avenue
Ria
Pedro
Polau
Oakley
Sticxrad
Binco
Far2
Hamilton High
Altice Smith
Cinh
Jtres Gatens
East Broad Stree
Vivian Dana 1S Club Hosts Evening at Home
Miss Vivian Dana entertained club members at her home 827 Middle Avenue last evening. Bridge and Fan Tan games finished the entertainment and refreshments were served. Guests included Jean Summerlee Ruth Summerice and Adelee Bullock who will be a liaison at her home on Ohio Street in tan works.
Garden Club hosts Tuesday meeting at Tin Savings and Trust
The Garden Club holds a February Tuesday session in the directors' room of Tin Savings and Trust Company. Dr. John Rankin, president for 1932, will oversee an interesting program featuring a round-table discussion of projects for the rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IV- Tin Savings and Trust Company
John Rankin
Free Dancing at the Hedges Sun Night Feh 7th
An informal note invites people to a free dancing event at the Hedges venue on Sunday night the 7th. Bring friends and enjoy music in a casual gathering.
McKinley P T A Postpones Meeting At School
The McKinley P T A will hold a postponed meeting at the school building Monday afternoon at three o'clock The executive board meets at two fifteen Miss Mary Pierce of Park School in Cleveland will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley P. T. A
Mary Pierce
Park School
Cleveland
First Methodist message on Lives Great and Good tomorrow
Dr A E Piper will lead the first of three Sabbath evening messages on William McKinley the Christian at the First Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow. The event includes organ and quartet music and special choir pieces. Church School and Junior Church activities follow with leaders named and topics announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
A. E. Piper
William McKinley
Womens
Churcach
M. F. Ellie
Gladys McCullough
Virgil Waite
Louise Brown
Excell
Immanuel
Gabriel
Uiay
Grieg
Andrews
Gounod
Mendelsscain
Robert T. Moore
Oracan Postiude
Lematere
American Guild of Organists
James H. Rogers
Cleveland
Louise Brown Will Piay
Wirh
R. B. Barker
M. Crowder
Church Nursery
Mes
TF. W. Korner
M . Fev
Tre Epworth League
Lecal
Leans” Dunn
Kathryn Fisk
Tess
Man as sin ruins humanity in fourfold state
United Presbyterian Church schedules a 10 45 a m sermon on human nature in its fourfold state with scripture from John 3 16 and Matthew 24 45 51. Bible School at 8 34 am covers The Slavery of Sin from John 3 12 59. Senior and Intermediate Y P C U meet at 6 30 pm with Jean Kennedy and Howard Wilson presiding. Weekly prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 15 pm features A W Baird reading and R P Kirkpatrick speaking on Christ Jesus the Wisdom of God Unto Salvation. Bible readings for the week cover John chapters seven eight and nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School Hous
Twe
Jean Kennedy
Howard Wilson
Cleveland Distict Organization
A. W. Baird
R. P. Kirkpatrick
Christ Jesus
God
John
Sermon on Lord That I May Receive My Sight
Sunday service previews a sermon on the text Lord That I May Receive My Sight with focus on self denial meditation and worship during Lent. The sermon appeals to unite with Jesus in improved sight against personal weakness and duty to God as Communion and choir music support the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus of Nazareth
Fancy Free Club Hosts Emma Shepherd at Home
Miss Emma Shepherd hosted the Fancy Free Club at 139 Harron Street with Edith Blakely Betty Mary Tindway Mildred and Joxen Brodig Cecilia Stashall guest of honor. Bunco was the diversion of the evening. Cecilia Stashall won first prize. The club plans to meet February 18 at Miss Tindway's 909 Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Shepherd
Haron Street
Edith Blakei
Betty
Mary
Helen Tindway
Mildred
Joxen Brodig
Cecilia Stashall
Bunco
Prite
Cecilia
Tashall
Edith Blakely
Miss Tindway
Lake Avenue
Local Musicians to Perform in Warren Church Program
J Martin Mess, Beck, Ralph William, Walter Smith, Harlan Brown, Robnert Burns and Walter Hinkle will travel to Warren Ohio tomorrow evening to present a musical program at the Second Christian church where Reverend William Burner serves as pastor.
Mixed dance at Woodmen Hall Saturday Evening
A Saturday evening event at Woodmen Hall features a mixed dance. Admission is 25 cents per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Hall
Local Monday Arts and Club Events Schedule
The Monday lineup includes the Fine Arts Department at 2 30 pm at the Woman s Club with Miss Charlotte Webster speaking. The Young Ladies Division of the 2nd Congregational church hosts Miss Irene Stewart and Miss Karen Nielsen among others. Various clubs meet through the day at churches and homes, including the McKinley PTA and the Light Brigade at Emmanuel Lutheran, along with Bible classes, Masonic groups, and neighborhood gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Charlotte Webster
Young Ladies
2Nd Congregational Church
Irene Stewart
Spruce Street
Karen Nielsen
Middle Avenue
Dubl Dee Cinhb
Evelyn Wilson
East Avenue
McKinley P. T. A
Light Brigade
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Ackerman
C. L. Bristol
Knights of St. John Auxiliars
Queen Esthers
Methodist Church
Elyria Ministerial Association
First Methodist Chic
Dustin Wil
King Saleman's Lodge
A. M. Ements
Columbus
Elyria Masonic Chorus
Rovi Nets.bors Of America Holds Woodman Hall Meeting
The regular meeting at Woodman Hall opened at 7 p m with a card and dance party for the public. Mrs Hatte Hansman led the event assisted by Mrs Emma Dill Mrs Gagen and Mrs Gillmore. Seventeen tables played bridge with prizes to Afrs Hubner Miss Juta Julf and Mr Hubner. Rises to five hundred went to Mrs Ada Zacharias Mrs Joe Hansman Hanson and Jack Mathison. Pedro awards went to Mrs Waldeessor Mrs Anima Scheunenman Mr Wirth and Mr Boals Mrs Jennie Lanes and Mrs Anna Barnes won chance awards. Refreshments were served and adjournment followed to meet again February 9th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovi
Nets.bors of
America
Woodman Hall
Hatte Hansman
Emma Dill
Atrs
Gagen
Gillmore
Afrs
Hubner
Juta Julf
Ada Zacharias
Joe Hansman
Hanson
Jack Mathison
Pedro
Waldeessr
Anima Scheuneman
Wirth
Boals
Jennie Lanes
Anna Barnes
Areme Club Hosts Card Party at Masonic Temple
The Areme Club sponsored a card party in the Masonic Temple dining room with thirty eight tables filled by Eastern Star and Masons guests. Mrs Earl C Tavlor chaired. prizes in five hundred dollars were awarded to Mrs Hall and T Osborn Ket, Mr and Mrs Vaughn. Ladies prizes went to Mrs L Caldwell Mrs Waters Mrs D Hyman and Mrs Lattimer. men prize winners included H Clarkham M Hyman Robert Mand and Dr Brodbeck. The club plans a lunch event next Friday at twelve thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areme Club
Eastern Star
Ant Wies
Masonic Temple
Earl C. Tavilor
Hall
T. Osborn Ket
Vaughn
Bridge
L. Caldwell
Waters
D. Hyman
Lattimer
Valentine Party by the T T W Club
Miss Arlene Burr hosted the T T W girls for a Valentine gathering. They scheduled a George Washington party for February 19 at Miss Margaret Minch’s home. Prizes went to Ethel Mittier Helen George and Irma Mittier. Guests received clever valentines and a refreshment course closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Burr
George Washington
Margaret Minch
Ethel Mittier
Helen George
Irma Mittier
Bootess
Friendship Club Plans Valentine Dance Event
At a special called meeting the Friendship Club announced a Valentine co-ed dance for members and friends on February 13. Miss Emma Noreen spoke at the regular meeting on China, sharing articles from her missionary nurse work and noting contrasts in Chinese and American attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Emma Noreen
Noteen
China
First Spiritualist Church Address and Leader Details
The First Spiritualist church at 430 Second St. is led by Pastor Seer F. M. Fryberger. The post office box is 650 Broad, Pb. 36584.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Spiritualist Church
Second St
F. M. Fryberger
Seer
Broad
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs Wim of 15 Smith Court Betty Jane North craft 221 Wolf Court Mrs Irene Jopeck Columbia Station Mrs Philip Hofmann 115 Charles Court Ruth Barton 344 Seventh Street Mrs Howard Williams 613 Foster Avenue Louis Straka Toronto Ohio Helen St John Geneva Edwin Drage 104 Spruce Street Discharges list Mrs Richard Fran ikxan 152 School Street Irene Jones 409 Tremont Street Earl Wheeler Amherst Julus Krobs Oberlin Road Mrs Ben Mosely 129 East Avenue Joseph Francis County Infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim
Smith Court
Betty Jane Northcraft
Wolf Court
Irene Jopeck
Columbia Station
Philip Hofmann
Charles Court
Ruth Barton
Seventh Street
Howard Williams
Foster Avenue
Louis Straka
Toronto
Ohio
Helen St. John
Geneva
Edwin Drage
Spruce Street
Richard Franikxan
School Street
Irene Jones
Tremont Street
Earl Wheeler
Amherst
Julus Krobs
Oberlin Road
Ben Mosely
East Avenue
Joseph Francis
County Infirmary
Local residents listed in community social notes
Harold Buchs and Viola Farmer share mention among residents of Henriet ta and Elyria. Rev Fred McKinney and Mary Hastock, both of Lorain, are named with Justice Elwin Brundage and Myrtie Risden of Brownhelm Township. Other couples and guests participate in Af-De-Ase Club evening hosted by Mrs Fay Charyat of Oberlin with bridge and lunch at the Painted Window Oberlin Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Buchs
Farmer
Henrietta
Amherst Two
Linbeck
Malcolm Melver
Sailor
Elyria
Bridget Chambers
Daty
Goldie Hornung
Esther Reynolds
Dorotha Smith
Mary McKinney
Florence Wolf
Fay Charyat
Oberlin
Bridge
Sadie Hornusz
Local residents share news of weddings travels and work
Mrs L Williams hosts sister and niece from Michigan as Deana Burns resigns in Quincy Illinois. Edith Anspacher and Lloyd Barton travel to Toledo for the Barton Cham berlain wedding. Harry Thompson retires from quarantine. Maude Williams returns to Cleveland work. Vestal heads to Columbus for shoe dealer convention after visiting Lima. Billings party heads to St Petersburg Florida for a month. Harold Burns hosts Oberlin friends. Mrs Maddux from Cincinnati visits Earlcourt. Biggs couple return from wedding trip via Washington and Virginia. Esther Radacay named Yale Clinic secretary. Mrs Shenk from Pittsburgh visits Calvert family. Garfield returns from Gambier with Birg Thompson. New daughter to Howard and at Elyria Memorial on Feb 5. Mabelle Hollis returns from Oberlin recess. June Harrison and Katherine Tenney guests of Stop 11 Grafton Road. Hildreth Hecock to Columbus for state meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Williams
Harrison Street
Michigan
Deana Burns
Quincy
Illinois
Edith Anspacher
Lloyd Barton
Toledo
Ohio
Alice Barton
John M. Chamberlain
Harry Thompson
Ninth Street
Maude Wiliams
Cleveland
Robert Vesta Sr
Frank Sill
Lima
Columbus
Vestal
F. C. Billings
Minnis White
Amber Jolir
Nettie Bennet
Carrie Hanks
St. Petersburg
Florida
Bennet
Harold Burns
Oberlin College
East Avenue
Robert Maddux
Cincinnati
H. A. Crandall
Earlcourt
Robert W. Biggs
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Esther Radacay
Arnold Gesell
Yale University
Wilbur Shenk
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Calvert
Gulf Farms
John Garfield
Kenyon College
Gambler
Birg Thompson
Grand Rapids
Howard Williams
Foster Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mabelle Hollis
Oberlin
Ford Road
Hollis
June Harrison
Katherine Tenney
Kent State College
Harrison
Grafton Road
Hildreth Hecock
Oho
Senior nurses prepare tribute for Miss Elsie Clawson
The executive board of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs plans a tribute for Miss Elsie Clawson, a student nurse at Charity Hospital, listed at 387 Furance Street and described as to the east of Good Gracious Annabelle in a forthcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Elsie Clawson
Furnace Street
Charity Hospital
Annabelle
Elyria Couple Weds In Toledo Church Today
Miss Alieen Barton daughter of Mr and Mrs F N Barton of Eastern Heights marries John M Chamberlain son of Mr and Mrs George H Chamberlain in a Toledo Lutheran church. The ceremony was conducted by Reverend A E Bell. The couple will reside in Troy Ohio where he works for Waco Airplane Mfg Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alieen Barton
F. N. Barton
Eastern Heights Boulevard
John M. Chamberlain
George H. Chamberlain
Ninth Street
Toledo
Troy
Ohio
Janon Dress Shop Set to Open Next Friday
Elyria introduces a new dress shop at 371 Broad Street named Janon Dress Shop. The remodeled store promises up to date fashion with New York style frocks for miss junior miss and matron, featuring exclusive reproductions at popular prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Janon
Broad Street
New York
Confetti Ball and Novel Ty Dance at the Hedges
Sat eve at the Hedges hosts a confetti ball and a novelty dance event featuring a couple. Res ar's 8 Kings provide entertainment and novelty acts for attendees.
Cleveland dress shop expansion under Mrs Levy management
A new clothing store will carry a large line of afternoon and evening dresses and sportswear with half sizes for hard to fit customers. The operation is owned by Henry Goldberg of Cleveland, who already runs three Cleveland stores. The local shop will be managed by Mrs Sidney Levy, formerly with Donald's Dress Shop at the same location, and she has prior dress shop experience in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Goldberg
Cleveland
Sidney Levy
Donald’s
Levy
Baptist Revival Closes Tomorrow
Rev H Q Van Gilder will close the two week evangelistic meeting at the First Baptist Church with a 10 45 morning sermon and 7 30 evening sermon. At 6 50 he will address confined young people using stereoptical slides. Nightly he preaches from Revelation before large attentive audiences. A gospel music program is planned for the closing day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Q. van Gilder
First Baptist Church
van Gilder
Yoat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y.W.C. A
VETS
Suriliry
Alice M. Barton
John H. Chamberlain
Panama
Wm. Flanner
Cong’ Church
Mon
Glitar
United Lutheran Church
Vivian Dana
Garden Club
Carpenter's Beauty Shop
Blocher Villa
Ruth G. Thomas Wooster
O Phone
Mckinley
United Presbyterian Church Services
T. Andrew's
King Hall
M. H. Forbes
Musical Art Society Chorus
Yom Oc
Columba Club
St. John's Churen
G. A. R. Pestme
Royal Neighbors
T.T. W. Club
Chestnut St
Stella Wilbert Bernice Brassell
Janon Dress Shop
Mathers
Vick
Vere
Temple Beauty Parlor
East Ave
A. H. Goodspeed
Fauver & Robson
DRY Cleaners
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