Christian Endeavor Marks Golden Jubilee With Banquet
A Lorain County church group celebrated the Christian Endeavor Golden Jubilee at a Union event with a reception banquet. Speakers praised unity and service, tracing the movement from its 1880 origins to its 1932 Lorain county hosting. Members shared histories and urged continued support for the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Christian Endeavor
Plain County Christian Vsible
Union
Ween
Ian Endeavor
Elyria Church
Concert and church program at Second Pel Streets
Music evening at 7 30 features soprano Orie Rossiter and baritone O Smith with Mrs D contralto and Paul Waine. The choir performs Day is Dying, Beulah Land and Grace of Jesus. Sermon discusses Happens After Death. Christian Endeavor and youth groups hold 6 30 services. midweek prayer at 7 30. Birthdays luncheon at First Congregational marks months with themed tables and a Shrines Around the World lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pel Streets
Chadwick
Martin Ution
Arren
Walter O. Smith
Portugal
Missionary Society Meeting Highlights Local Event
The Woman's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian church met in the church parlors with hostesses Mrs. Robert Kirkpatrick and Mrs. James Wilson. Mrs. Anna Dimick led prayers, and Mrs. George Yost presented on starting churches and helping them help themselves. Miss Helen Osborne shared a abroad trip report focusing on Palestine. A nominating committee was appointed and a social Missionary Society meeting is planned for February 19 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of
The
United Presbyterian Church
Robert Kirkpatrick
James Wilson
Anna Dimick
George Yost
Wright
Snodgrass
A. W. Baird
Helen Osborne
Palestine
Missionary Society
Sunday School and Church Services Schedule Note
Sunday School hour begins at 9 45 a m led by Superintendent William Block with orderly worship. Church hour at 10 45 a m features a Grieg Prelude and Bullard anthem followed by the regular service and an Offertory Solo by Tchaikowsky. Reverend H A Sayles will preach on Impression and Expression. Young People's Bible Class meets with thirty three present led by Rev R T Ketcham, studying the Old Testament and viewing Christ through Batteregs of the Old Testament. new attendees welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Block
Young People’s Bible
Baptist East Avenue House
R. T. Ketcham
F. A. Yost
C. A. Havins
Lacy
Franck
Wodorinski
C. McKay Smock
Elyria Church and club notices lead weekly Bible class and socials
A long list of Monday events in Elyria includes Neighborhood Bible classes at Mrs. Bi Deere's 412 Went Eighth Street and church groups meeting across town. Activities cover sewing for the needy, youth and women groups, and a large Elyria Men’s Bible Class at the Rivoli Theater with guest soloists and a study on character foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi Deere
Eighth Street
Church of Christ
Dc. A. Martin
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elyria and Vicinity Ministerial Association
First Methodist Episcopal Church
V. Jump
John Streicher
Park Avenue
Woman's Home Club
J. R. Handyside
Boston Avenue
Queen Esthers
Methodist Church
Eleanor Dunn
Young Ladies
Second Congregational Church
Bessie Douglas
Highland Court
Cotor
Fellowship
W. Co. A
Garnet Cox
Emily Leghy
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Elyria Homestead
N. A. Q. Club
Julian Smith
Courtland Street
Sunny Side Up Club
Harry McGowin
Kenyon Avenue
Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias
Amherst
King Solomon's Lodge
A. M
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Sunday Services Add Music and Talks at First Methodist Church
February Sunday services at the First Methodist Episcopal Church feature 7:30 p.m. Evang elical worship with hymns from the Seth Parker service and a sermon by Dr. Piper on The Man Who Came Back. Morning service will center on The Set of This Generation with liturgical music and anthems throughout the day. Church School meets at 9:30 a.m. and the Pworth League gathering at 6:30 p.m. invites all young people, with reports from the Mid-Winter Institute. Royal Neighbors of America hold an all day sewing circle Wednesday with a noon dinner after last night’s card party. Evangelistic meetings at the Gospel Mission on East Bridge Street continue with Rev Derr speaking tomorrow at 10 a.m., 3:15 p.m., and 7:30 p.m. Special afternoon music anticipated. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solin
Jesus
Rogers
Ible
D. Funk
Mallory
Loren
Christian Endeavor Society
Kenneth Young
God
Father
Christian En- Society
Miss King
Fler
Iter O. Smith
M. E
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Seth Parker
Piper
Reynolds
Chortus
Bach
Guilmant
Mendelssohn
New London
Royal Neighbors Sewing Circle
Royal Neighbors of
America
Sewing Circle
Pedro
Lillian Malterer
Alonzo Brown
Agnes Haberman
Ed Malterer
Florence Brown
Gospel Mission
East Bridge Street
Derr
the Times
Elyria Music Society Touts Tuesday Program
The Elyria Musical Art Society will present an active member program Tuesday February tenth at 2 30 PM at 226 Hamilton Avenue the home of Mrs Charles Persons. Solo numbers will be performed by Mesdames Robert Moore Edwin Gillis George Day Robert Sherrard H H Gregg Charles Querin Miss Pearl Tuthill and Kieth Kelley. Trio numbers will feature Mrs Max VanWor Mer Mrs J Hartman Crumley and Miss Gladys McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elyria Musical Art Society
Charles Persons
Hamilton Avenue
Robert Moore
Edwin Gillis
George Day
Robert Sherrard
H. H. Gregg
Charles Querin
Pearl Tuthill
Kieth Kelley
Max VanWormer
J. Hartman Crumley
Gladys McCullough
Jolly Sixteen Club Journeys To Lorain Baptist Church Notes For Sunday
The Jolly Sixteen Club gathered in Lorain with a Valentine themed meeting. Prizes went to Marian Spaeth Raymond Coughlin Joseph Reinders and William Reinders. A luncheon followed a music filled social hour before the club plans another meeting at Elizabeth Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Sixteen
Genevieve Schegak
Lorain
Marian Spaeth
Raymond Coughlin
Joseph Reinders
William Reinders
William Reinder
Mra. Donahue
Elizabeth Court
Mary Jane Harlemous Birthday Party Report
Mary Jane Harlemous celebrated her fourth birthday at home on East Avenue yesterday. After games and opening gifts, guests enjoyed a cake with four candles and valentine decorations. Attending were Nector Ligos, Jackie Koehn, Nancy O'Dell, Junior Gard, Mary Jane Harlempous, Robert Rossellot, Alberta Demos, Patty Jean Davis, Lois Mae Reed, and Dorothy Krummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Herlampous
East Avenue
Nector Ligos
Jackie Koehn
Nancy O'Dell
Junior Gard
Mary Jane Harlempous
Robert Rosselot
Alberta Demos
Patty Jean Davis
Lois Mae Reed
Dorothy Krummer
McKinley School Orchestra Recital Delights Local Audience
A good attendance gathered at McKinley School to hear a program by the school orchestra led by Misa Viola Hargrave. The event featured numerous solos and ensembles, with Hargrave presented a rose corsage by the musicians, and local residents including Frencesca Polka and George Call performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckinley School
Misa Viola Hargrave
Hargrave
Francesca Polka
George Call
Mendelesohn
Corbett Walker
Billy Beebe
James Agate
Billy Lersch
Song of
India
Sue Robertson
God Ever Glorious
Alma Taylor
Blue Bell
Violet Walts
Blue Bells of
Scotland
Gordon Holton
Billy Given
Bob Strand
Londonderry Air
Bob McNeal
Sunday Services and Local Club News
Sunday services at La Porte Methodist include Sunday school at 10 45 with Ray Jackson supervising and a 11 20 sermon by Rev Mosler accompanied by Esther Bowen and a musical saw. Unity Club met at Mrs Herbert Smiths with 14 members and 6 guests, social hour and refreshments, two week next meeting. Mr and Mrs Nelson VanWormer celebrated their 29th anniversary with family gathering and a gift. Coterie Club hosted by Mrs Fred Todd then games and social hour, next meeting two weeks hence. Sons of Tinton Veterans Auxiliary Past Presidents met at Mrs R L Rhodes with sewing and refreshments. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Gordon Hamilton at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Feb 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bellingham
Longford Avenue
F. and
A. M
Earl Bell
Harry Klee
Ben Wade
Carl Hall
Oberlin
la Porte Methodist Church
Ray Jackson
Esther Bowen
Mosler
Nelson VanWormer
East Broad Street
Coterie Club
F. Todd
Fred Todd
Fred Tite
J. H. Bell
Ed Seabold
Louie Whitney
Lake Avenue
Veterans Auxiliary
Sons of Tinton Veterans Auxiliary
R. L. Rhodes
D. O. Williams
Gordon Hamilton
Cleveland Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lincoln anniversary and church meeting notices
The LaPorte W C0 will meet with Mrs Stella Hardy at 243 Gates Ave Tuesday afternoon. The Women's Relief Corps will attend the Lincoln anniversary program and dance of the Caro line Cotton Tent 144 Tuesday evening at eight in the K of P hall 1934 Broadway Lorain. Tomorrow evening at six the Intermediate Christian Endeavor of the Second Congregational church hosts guest night with a friend each. Marath Mission pictures and Arnold Strobl leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte W. Co. T. A
Stella Hardy
Gates Avenue
Women’s Relief Corps
Caroline Cotton
K. of P. Hall
Broadway
Lorain
Intermediate Christian Endeavor
Second Congregational Church
Arnold Strobl
Weekend Notices From Ohio University and Local Homes
Miss Helen Reynolds, a student at Ohio University in Athens, visits her parents in Denison avenue. Mrs W Hamilton and daughters Rith and Lara Hamilton host in Delaware, Ohio. Charles Cheerman moves from 247 Ninth Street to 116 Broad Street. Stewart Perkins and wife welcome daughter Geraldine on February second at 920 Middle avenue. Juva Van Dorn and Mrs Adolph Roth attend dinner with Virginia Newton in Lorain. Charles Fell and family return from visit to Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Reynolds
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
H. L. Reynolds
Denison Avenue
W. Hamilton
Rith
Lara Hamilton
Delaware
John, Hecock
Lake Avenue
Charles Cheereman
Ninth Street
Broad Street
Stewart Perkins
Middle Avenue
Geraldine
Perkins
Josephine, Haserodt
August Hageman
Kathryn
Juva van Dorn
Lorain
Adolph Roth
Elyria
Virginia Newton
Charles Fell
Washington Avenue
Charles Fell Jr
Fashions in Spring Fabrics From Frances Paget Style Notes
New York fashion notes outline early spring trends including colored grounds with black and white etchings, pastel tones like watermelon and jade, and strong pastel prints as alternatives to plain pastels. Cross hatched grounds, brown and white, navy and white, plaid variations, stripes and paisleys are discussed for town, sports and afternoon wear. Also noted is the first alarm clock appearance in 1420 with a Milan councillor as its inventor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Paget
New York
County School Band Concert Monday
The Lorain County School Band will make its first public appearance Monday night when it gives a concert for members of the Highland Parent-Teacher Association at Highland school. Gerald M. Frank, supervisor of music, announced the band includes 40 boys and girls from across the county and has rehearsed for months as part of an expanded musical program.Additional concerts are planned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County School
Hghland Parent-Teacher Association
Highland School
Gerald M. Frank
County Schoola
Frank
Fremont Banker Dies Suddeny
Fremont banker John M. Sherman aged 71, president of the First National Bank, died suddenly at his home on Friday. Funeral arrangements pending as city officials and banking colleagues mourn his unexpected loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
John M. Sherman
First National Bank
Overcoat Deal Prompt: $30,090 Coat Now $11.95
An ad hawks a luxury overcoat priced at 30,090 but offered for 11.95 with an invitation to meet at Wasserman's. The salvo blends high value with a temptation line and a local vendor reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasserman’s
Janitor to bank president dies after lunch heart attack
Sherman, in good health, had just returned from Caruthersville Mo where he attended a Pemiscot Cooperage Co meeting of which he was president when he suffered a fatal heart attack after lunch. He began as a bank janitor and messenger in New London before moving to Fremont in 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Caruth¢reville
Pemiscot Cooperage Co
New London
Fremont
Rome Fire Lasted Eight Days in Two Centuries
A historic note recalls a great fire in Rome lasting eight days in 64 under Nero and another conflagration in 1864 that also burned for eight days, linking two long fires in Rome’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Nero
Readings Circle Notice at 320 Broad and 650 Broad
Eudora Williams invites attendees to Sunday evening readings at 320 Broad and the circle meeting Monday at 650 Broad. Phone contact 36584.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora Williams
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Fowler
Ch of Christ
James A. Hewitt
Miss Grace
Oliver Sang
Assman
CEB
Massman
Lorain County
Ruth Gates
Lorain County Union
Cleveland
Dr. Poling
Cuyahoga County Union
Louis Gnuth
Heien
Estar
Dr. Clark
Rjorie Rossiter
Matzinger
Arid Political Science
Elyria Woman's Club
Missa Matzinger
Rial Commission Department of Trial Relations
First Congregational Church
Woman’s Association
E. D. Adams
G. Curtiss
L. R. Todd
Walter Otto
Carl Hallock
Will Wilder
Wilfred Bowdler
Bell
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Notes
Rivoli
Father and Son
Frank Wharton
Fox Furnace
Troxel
J. W. Brandt
National
Cc. G. Bagwell
Biggs
Paul Wainwright
Ralph Standen
Frank Allsop
Temple
Mr. Hamilton
Wm. ©. Fowler
True E. Miller
Wm. H. Harding
Dr. Backus
Harvey C. Eckenroad
Chief Biggs
Frank Emerich
Richard Thayer
Charles Whidden
Glade Thomas
Yas
J. Parks
Wm. E. Myers
8. R. Nichols
Washburn
CG. G. Washburn
Harrison Street
Four O'clock Club
Red Cross Relief
W. M. Auld
Robert Bridges
Lauereate
England
W. B. Hubbell
Kathleen Norris
A. W. Huse
Elyria School of Office Training
Maxine Carroll
Ellen Nelson
Bevard
Eastern Star
Order of Eastern Stars
R. R. Bevard
Germany
Oberammergau
Gordon Hamelton
Marian Cole
Louisiana Avenue
Richard Wiley
Jon Koviak
Bank Street
Walter Kothe
Kipton
Andrew Etrinka
Weert
Musicar Art Society
Jolly Sixteen Club
Mary Jane Harlampous
LA Porte
Unity Club
Mrs. Vanwormer
Milan
Grosley
Crosley
Vernon Ross
AMRAD
Podre
GEO. R. Allen & Son
General Insurance
Masonic
Elyria, Ohio
Hess & Ruhl
Hospital
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