Jefferson Junior High PTA hosts symposium on vocations
Jefferson Junior High PTA met for a father led program with music by Mrs Stilgenbauer. Grade 5 group 3 had the highest parent turnout and will receive a book award. A second old fashioned dance was announced for Friday. The symposium covered vocations from teaching to insurance sales and trades with local firm reps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Junior High
F. A. Dusthmer
Robert Filarrison
Sarah Hamilton
H. J. Ryan
Alex Fell
Frank Spencer
John Strohl
National Tube Co
A. C. Vietzen
Fox Furnace Co
Tony Montague
Harvey Arias
Elmer Nickols
Bob Slack
Jack Vietzen
Literary Club to Hold Annual Business Meeting
The 04 Literary Club will meet on the third Tuesday of the month at the home of Mrs Wegat on Spruce street. A tureen luncheon is planned at noon. Miss Mary Maddock of Eighth street has returned from Cleveland after a week visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maddock
Eighth Street
Cleveland
50 Years a Martyr to Constipation
Mrs. Sarah Haynes of Rochester New York reports relief after using ALI-Bran stating she no longer needs laxatives. Kellogg's Art-Bran is advertised to provide bulk and vitamin B and iron aiding regular habits with two tablespoonfuls daily. If not relieved consult a doctor. available in amber and green packs from Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Haynes
Cedarwood Terrace
Rochester
N. Y
Kellogg’s
Bible School Faculty notes teaching demos in Junior Department
Last evening E R Laver demonstrated classes in the Junior Department during February Bible School Faculty meeting of the Church of Christ. Mr Ganner led the discussion following the teaching demos. Demonstrations across departments yielded satisfactory results and many helpful ideas were shared. Routine business preceded the study program with favorable reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Laver
Bible School
Church of Christ
Ganner
Colonial Club Hosts Easter-Anticipation Meeting
Mrs. A. N. Hannaford entertained eighteen members and three guests Monday afternoon at her Fifth Street home. The Colonial Club gathering marked the concluding meeting until after Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Hannaford
Fifth Street
Colonial Club
Lorain Couple Celebrates 30th Wedding Anniversary
Guests from Lorain Elyria and Toledo gathered at 1662 East 31st street Lorain home of Mr and Mrs John Olah to honor their 30th anniversary. The event featured an at home reception with family assisting in hosting a dinner and toastmaster Rev Bela Cientos. A large wedding cake presented by their children stood beside flowers and greenery while gifts and cards poured in for the couple and their four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Elyria
Toledo
John Olah
East 31St Street
Bela Cientos
Olah
John Eski Jr
Paul Olah
Elvira
Julius Majoras
Steve Olah
Hazel
Rose Olah
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Pauline Pasadyn
On February 3 at Miss Mary Jacynicz’s Indian Hollow Road home a surprise party celebrated Pauline Pasadyn’s 21st birthday. Bunco and games preceded luncheon hosted by Mary Jacynicz and Constance Pasadyn with local and out of town guests from Elyria Lorain Grafton Amherst and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jacynicz
Indian Hollow Road
Pauline Pasadyn
Elyria
Bunco
Constance Pasadyn
Elyda
Janet Davidson
Ernest Thomas
Nick Bednarczk
B B B Club Hosts Evening At East Broad Street Home
The B B B Club met at Mrs. Emir Scrivens house on East Broad street for an evening of bian co. Prize awards went to Mrs. Radde Mrs. William Cook and Roland Cook and Mrs. David Beattie received the club prize. A business session preceded games with Mrs. William Cook delivering the treasurer report and Mrs. Harold Scrivens assisting the hostess. Refreshments were served at individual tables. Mrs. Ed Schnarr will entertain the club at her Columbus street home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bianco
Emir Scrivens
East Broad Street
Radde
William Cook
Roland Cook
David Beattie
Harold Scrivens
Ed Schnarr
Columbus Street
Mary Johnson Hosts Videle Class Meeting
The February meeting of the Videle class of the First Methodist Church was held at Miss Mary Johnson’s home at 314 Fourth Street. Plans were made for a mother daughter tureen supper near St Patrick's Day. Prize winners included Bernice Atkinson Marguerite Taylor and Mrs J P Tay sor. Hostesses were Mary Johnson Roberta Mosley and Esther Fleming with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Johnson
First Methodist Church
Fourth Street
St. Patrick’s Day
Bernice Atkinson
Marguerite Taylor
J. P. Taysor
Roberta Mosley
Esther Fleming
King's Heralds Hear Talks on Missions at Church
The King's Heralds of the Methodist church met in the church parlors Saturday afternoon for missionary talks by Mildred Hultz and Alice Nichols. On February seventeenth the group will gather at five thirty for a tureen supper at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Heralds
King’s Heralds
Methodist Church
Mildred Hultz
Alice Nichols
Evening club meetings and church notices listed
Tonight various groups meet including Reddah Social Club with Mrs Sylvia Pope at 339 Second Street and St Johns Club with Mrs Laura Buchholz at Grafton. Moose Women meet at Moose Home, Lindy Lodge meets with Jorer Greg, Literary Club with Maurine Lucas on Howe Street. St Paulo Click gathers at church 4 50, Elizabeth Stevens Society at M E Church 5 50 for sessions and dinner. American Legion Auatharys Knights of St John Wyrlia Lodge I O O F Daughters of Scotia and United Presbyterian trustees meet at 5 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reddah
Sylvia Pope
Second Street
St. John's
Laura Buchholz
Grafton
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Grace McCullough
Oberlin Road
Lindy Lodge
Jorer Greg
Maurine Lucas
Howe Street
St. Paulo
Elizabeth Stevens Society
M. E. Church
American Legion Auatharys
Knights of St. John
Wlyria Lodge
Daughters of Scotia
United Presbyterian Church Trustees
S P.M
Founders Day P T A Meeting at Meintey School
A February P T A gathering at Meintey School featured eighth graders performing The Birthday Cake with Ford Brown as baker and Rosemary Boylan Patsy Fulmer Dorothy Thayer and Lois Barlow assisting. The program included music poetry an article on the birthday celebration and notes on upcoming events and a piano purchase committee. A birth announced for Mr and Mrs George Mosay a daughter born February 6 at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meintey
Po. T. A
United States
National Congress of Mothers
National Congress of Parents and
Hugh Bradford
The
National Congress
Jim Tite
Gwen Ervin
Charles Horton
Jim Agate
Margaret Taylor
J. P. Taylor
C. L. Bristol
Ohio
Parent Teacher
R. E. McDonald
Herbert Cooke
First Congregational Church
Cooke
Tiss Hahn
Zuesta
McKinley P. T. A
Fathers
Harvey C. Cheney
Obertin College
NRA
George Mosay
Longfellow Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Missionary talk fuels local church drive and impact
Rev. Mills J. Taylor of the Board of Foreign Missions spoke to the W. B. Anderson Men's Missionary League at the local Presbyterian church outlining seven months of world travel and urgent needs in Egypt Sudan Ethiopia and India. Attendees heard statistics on mission work and were treated to musical interludes with Ed Thompson Edmund Wright and others. Refreshments followed and plans for W. B. Anderson’s March visit were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills J. Taylor
Board of Foreign Missions
United Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
W. B. Anderson
Sudan
Nile
Taylor
Ethiopia
India
Ed Thompson
Drama Group hosts AAUW members at Colonial apartments
Members of the Drama Group of the local AAUW entertained two other groups at Mrs. C. McCarver's Colonial apartments. Mrs. Henry Ingersoll Jr. reviewed six weeks of work, discussed contemporary plays, and details on lighting and makeup. Mrs. R. Williams sketched Barrie's life. group discussed one of Barrie's one act plays. Members listed include Miss Katherine McCarvel and Mrs. Paul Hines. Next meeting set for February 12 at Mrs. Herold's home on Stanford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association For University Women
C. MccCarver
Colonial Apartments
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
R. W. McWilliiams
Barrie
Katherine MecCarvel
Barbara Plocher
Mabel Herd
Merritt Giles
Russell Broughton
Gerald Frank
Charles Persons
G. A. Hoke
Edythe Harris
M. A. Crowder
C. Herold
Ebba F
Rev Armin Schroeder Recalls Ocean Trip At Club Meeting
Rev Armin Schroeder spoke at the Columbia Club about his ocean trip from January. John Arndt and John Block led the program and provided games after the talk. A joint Lorain County men’s clubs Washington’s Birthday party is planned for February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armin Schroeder
Columbia Club
John Arndt
John Block
Schroeder Ecards
Lorain County
Woman's Welsh Club sponsors home program for the aged
The Woman's Welsh Club led by Mrs. Robert Moore presented a program at the Elgrir Home for the Aged. It featured duets by Mrs. Moore and Mrs Sumne Wartwell, piano solos by Jeanne Little, readings by Mrs. Ries, a cantata by the Ladies Quartet with Mrs. Hartwell, and humorous readings by Mrs. Osborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Welsh Club
Robert Moore
FE. OL. F. Club Meet With Miss Claire Emerich
FE. OL. F. Club members met with Miss Claire Emerich on Mid dle avenue last evening. Following their bridge diversion Myes Trene Zachman and Helene Caut le were awarded high honors. Plans were made for a Valentine party, the place to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. OL. FL
Claire Emerich
Middle Avenue
Trene Zachman
Helene Cautle
Local Club Meetings and Event Schedule
LaPorte Ladies Aid Society will hold a tureen lunch Thursday at Hamilton. P.T.A. sponsors a bridge event Wednesday at 1 50 at Hamilton Building. King's Daughters Class meets Friday at 7 30 with Misses Fullmer at 1335 East Avenue. Beacon Light Girls meet Thursday at St Pauls with Mrs Dunford and Mrs Fitchner as hostesses. FP To A Roosevelt School to present a modern and Hungarian dance in the kindergarten room Wednesday night. United Democrat Women of Lorain County hold quarterly meeting Monday February 12 at St Marys Parish hall with luncheon and Martin L Davey as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
E. J. Murphy
St. Mary’s
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church
Misses Fullmer
East Avenue
Beacon Light Girls
St. Paul's Church
Dunford
Fitchner
FP. To. A
Roosevelt School
United Democrat Women of
Lorain County
St. Mary's Parish Hall
Martin L. Davey
Slater
Rehearsal Dinner for Fitch Moody Bridal Party
East avenue couple Mr and Mrs Nelson S Fitch and Wellsville pair Mr and Mrs Ellis Hopkins hosted a rehearsal dinner at Oberlin Inn for the Fitch Moody bridal party and families. Eighteen dined by candlelight in a private room with yellow white buddleia and freesia accents. Out of town guests included Ruth Kleinbock of Lakewood and Phillip Clisby of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson S. Fitch
East Avenue
Ellis Hopkins
Wellsville
New York
Oberlin Inn
Ruth Kleinboc
Lakewood
Phillip Clisby
Toledo
Auxiliary No 11 Meets Canton Lorain 93 in I O O F Hall
Auxiliary No 11 Canton Lorain 93 met last evening in I O O F Hall with good attendance. Mrs Bertha Olmsted received the special award. After business the group socials with Cantons. Readings were given by Lady Nettle Stammers of Oberlin and Lady Cora Bemis of this city. A Valentine verse stunt drew laughs. Next meeting February 21 with pot luck supper after.
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Canton Lorain
I. O. O. F. Hall
Bertha Olmsted
Cantons
Nettle Stammers
Oberlin
Cora Bemis
Valentine
Susanna Wesley Class Hosts Evening at Miss Curtis Home
The Susanna Wesley Class of the Methodist Sunday School met at Miss Hortense Curtis's West avenue home with Mrs. Eleanor Williams assisting. Miss Ella Morse presided over a brief business session. Plans were made for a supper meeting at the M. E. church on February nineteenth with Wilma Scheuneman Aretha Haugh and Eugene Hall on the committee. Prize awards went to Mrs. Eleanor Life and Miss Scheuneman. Valentine decorations were used and luncheon was served at six tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
Methodist Sunday School
Hortense Curtis
West Avenue
Eleanor Williams
Ella Morse
M. E. Church
Wilma Scheuneman
Aretha Haugh
Eugene Hall
Eleanor Life
Scheuneman
Valentine
Moody Fitch Wedding Brings Wellsville Guests
Ellis Hopkins of Wellsville New York visits the Moody Fitch wedding at the Fitch home on East Avenue joining his wife and children who have been with the couple this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Hopkins
Wellsville
New York
Nelson §. Fitch
East Avenue
Marye Dombrowski Weds Detroit Man
Marye Dombrowski of Elyria marries Frank Brzezinski at Immaculate Church of Conceptions Detroit with Rev. J Radzinski officiating. Attendants include Genevieve Laska Helen Luplinski Sobote Brezeninski. Best man William Dombrowski. After ceremony a breakfast was held at Rose Laska home. They will reside at 3621 Trombl Ave Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marye Dombrowski
Detroit
Immaculate Church of Conceptions
Marye Dombrowss
Frank Brzezinski
Rev
J. Radzinski
Alexander Dombrowski
Elyria
Genevieve Laska
Helen Luplinski
la Grange
Sobote Brezeninski
William Dombrowski
Anthony Wilk
Rose Laska
Frank Brzezinsk
Trombl Avenue
Michigan
Style Center buyer Jane Orr returns from New York trip
Miss Jane Orr of the Style Center has returned from a weeklong buying trip in New York City. Ellis Dyer departed for Louisville Kentucky for an engagement at Club Madrid with Bob Veon and the Vagabond Orchestra. Mr and Mrs Max Goldstein left for Miami Florida to spend two weeks. Dr and Mrs S J Birkbeck leave for Worth Ohio to attend the funeral of Mrs T J Birkbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Orr
Style Center
New York City
Ellis Dyer
Louisville
Kentucky
Madrid
Bob Veon
Vagabond Orchestra
Max Goldstein
Miami
Florida
S. J. Birkbeck
Wadsworth
Ohio
T. J. Birkbeck
Bakedham Supper At Fields Church This Thursday
A baked ham supper will be served at Fields Church on Thursday starting at 6 p.m. Tickets cost 15 cents for small portions and 25 cents for larger servings. Proceeds likely support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields Church
Thur
Local Marriage License Applications Listed
Marriage license applications show several Lorain area couples including John Updegraff 22 a metallurgist and Lela Mervine 20 of Lorain with Reverend Updegraff listed in Marietta. Also Robert W. Sargent 44 brake man Lorain and Mary Ko Ryan 36 Lorain with Reverend Johnson. Charles Beaver 21 meat cutter Elyria and Orena Thierry 23 Elyria with Reverend Lua. Lewis Mielke 33 teacher Cleveland and Florence Kushinsky 32 Elyria with Reverend Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Updegraff
Lorain
Lela Mervine
Updegraff
Marietta
Robert W. Sargent
Mary Ko Ryan
Johnson
Charles Beaver
Elyria
Orena Thierry
Lua
Lewis Mielke
Cleveland
Florence Kushinsky
Schmidt
Lit-A-Lot Club Hosts At Mrs Gruse Home
Members of the Lit-A-Lot Club were pleasantly entertained at the home of Mrs. Eric Gruse. The gathering featured light conversation and informal activities in a welcoming social setting.
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Eric Gruse
Valentine season luncheon at Kaumes club
Last evening a dainty lunch was served at the Kaumes bridge party in keeping with the Valentine theme. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs. Arthur Guthman at 276 Marseilles Avenue.
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Aduing Street
Kaumes
Arthur Guthman
Marseilles Avenue
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Elyria Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
R. KR. Bevard
Austria
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Europe
Ray E. Samar
Rainbow
Walter Peak
Oxford Avenue
Keith ‘Brown
Stefan Zweig
Marie Antoinette
John Shook
M. H. Crowder
George Boorn
C. S. McIntyre
Florence Fullmer
Mabel Refenning
Kellogg
M Battle Creek
E.R. Laver
Scrivens
McKinley P
Olver Shire
Wes Thomas Guiseman
Amherst
George Mosny
Longfellow Avenue
Joe Denes
R. D. No
LU. P. Mission Board
Womans Welsh Club
FE. OL. F
Little Joe's Diner
Fiestin Ae
Royue Wee
Merthe
LaPorte Ladies’ Aid Society
Tpoye
Hamilton P. T. A
Hamilton
Fitch-Moody
Auxiliary
Mrs
M. E
Elyria Savings and Trust
Virginia
C.W. Young
N. Maplett
Vicks VapoRub
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Louise Brown
Cornell Ave
Allen Bernard
Birkline’s
Birkline
Birkline’s Hair Shop
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