Valentine Party For Susanna Wesley Class At Laundon Court
Miss Maybelle Kofske and Miss Hor tense Curtis hosted the Susanna Wesley class at Laundon Court for a Valentine party. Quilts were displayed and prizes awarded in the Yacht game to Miss Wilma Scheuneman and Sarah Tapper, with a contest prize to Mrs. Russell Vincent. Refreshments followed and plans for next month were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
First Methodist Church
Maybelle Kofske
Hortense Curtis
Laundon Court
Wilma Scheuneman
Sarah Tapper
Russell Vincent
Walnut Street
Rosabelle Carpenter
McKinley PTA Founders Day Observed With Pageant
Yesterday afternoon the McKinley Parent Teacher Association commemorated Founder's Day with a two part program. Lower grades sang in the early portion while upper grades presented a pageant honoring the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Mrs. Paul Hines led the business session and the March sixth meeting was announced to be organized by the association fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Parent Teacher Association
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Paul Hines
Association
Ladies' Auxiliary Card Party Planned at I C O F Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary No 11 to Canton Lorain No 93 met in I C O F Hall with strong attendance. A joint session with Canton planned a February 20 card party. Lady Anna Friday spoke on Thomas Wildey founder of Odd Fellowship and Col C R Summers followed. Friday won the evening prize. Guests dined together with refreshments served by the losing campaign side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lorain No. 93
I. C. O. F. Hall
Canton
Anna
D. and D. Club Entertained At Mrs Gagzgen Home
Members of the D. and D. Club were entertained at Mrs Gagzgen's 114 Wurst court home last evening. Cards were played with Agnes Halderman winning first, Emma Dill second, and Emma Scheuneman third. A refreshment course was served to members and two guests. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Julia Hulf's Broad street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. and
D. Clu
Gagzgen
Wurst Court
Agnes Halderman
Emma Dill
Emma Scheuneman
Julia Hulf
Broad Street
Guild members sew for Red Cross at church
Twenty two Guild members met Monday afternoon in the First Congregational church parlors to sew for the Red Cross. Mrs Eric Chapman, guild president, led a devotional hour. A special meeting is planned for next Monday to sew on a quilt for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Red Cross
Mra Eric Chapman
Guild
The
Beta Delta Beta Fraternity Plans Friday Night Party
Beta Delta Beta met at the Y M C A for a business session and a party set for Friday February 10. After the meeting members played bridge and enjoyed piano entertainment by Rol and Faulhaber with solos by Robert Green. All Beta members are urged to attend a very special meeting next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delta Beta Fraternity
Roland Faulhaber
Robert Green
Castle Couple Honored on 46th Wedding Anniversary
Mrs. M. Shreve hosted a gathering at 286 Fifth Street in honor of her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Castle of Clark Street, marking their forty six years of marriage. Twenty two guests attended including family, with cards and refreshments following an evening of celebration. The event also marked the tenth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Shreve.
Second Congregational Young Men Meet at Fox Home
The Second Congregational church Young Men’s Class held its second meeting of the year at the Fox brothers home on Lake Avenue. After a brief business session, Burton Bovnton led two hours of entertainment before refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Russell
Robert Fox
Lake Avenue
Burton Bovnton
Miss Lucille Botamer Hosts Et-Yet Club Valentine Night
Miss Lucille Botamer hosted an Et-Yet Club meeting at High Street with a brief business session followed by bridge. Thelma Jumont won high and Wanda Wilmot took consolation prizes. A late gathering at Thelma Jumont’s home featured pink sweet peas and a tuncheon during a Valentine party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Botamer
High Street
Bridge
Thelma Jumont
High
Wanda Wilmot
Akibian Club Elects Officers at Heller Home
Norman Beller was elected president of the Akibian Club with Dorothy Altfeld as vice president Evabel Golecen as secretary Bertha Smith as treasurer. Naomi Davis provided entertainment and Myron Averbrook delivered monologues. Lunch was served by the host’s mother. In two weeks Bob Deutsch will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Beller
Heller
Dorothy Altfeld
Evabel Golecen
Bertha Smith
Naomi Davis
Myron Averbrook
Bob Deutsch
Mrs D Conroy Installed President Of L C B A
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association installation drew a large crowd last evening. Margaret Carell of Cleveland installed officers led by President Mrs D J Conroy and first vice president Miss Eleanor Roling with a slate of officers and trustees. Master Maurice Weisbrod gave two piano selections before a refreshment course and adjournment to a later party at Mrs Radican's home on Dewey Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Margaret Carell
Cleveland
D. J. Conroy
Eleanor Roling
Kate Baker
Anna Herald
Mary Walton
Lillian Emerich
Helen Seward
Nelle Cobb
Elizabeth Kelling
Stella McCrain
Carrie Walsh
Lucille Gray
Kathryn Donovan
Literary Club Meeting at St Mary's Sodality
The Literary Club of St. Mary's Sodality met in St. Mary's Parish Hall on Monday evening. Miss Mabel Hallet read The Steamer Child by Elsie Singmaster and Miss Catherine Cullins discussed The Shrine of Our Lady of Victory at Lackawanna New York. A social hour followed with refreshments by committee chaired by Miss Kathleen Bayley. The next meeting will be February twen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Vicks Voratone Antiseptic launches low cost trial offer
The Vicks company introduces Vicks Voratone Antiseptic a oral antiseptic offered at a fraction of typical prices. A 19 ounce regular bottle normally 5c is now 36c with a five million bottle trial size at 10c, aiming to prove cost effective daily use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
Vicks Voratone
Keepne
Community Club Gatherings and Church Meetings Tonight
Multiple groups hold events across Elyria including missionary observances at the church, Kl ub meetings with Jeanne Reid and Eileen O Donnell, Chatter Box and Pow Wow clubs at YWCA and Woodman hall, and delegate elections for the Quadrennial convention in Elyria in April. Local religious and fraternal organizations meet in various halls and rooms tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Helen Kraeft
Louisiana Avenue
Elizabeth Stevens Society of the Methodist Church
Trustees
United Presbyterian Church
Ely P T A hears interesting talk concerning drama
The Ely P T A executive board met at the school and listened to Mrs Glendenning of Bay Village discuss drama for leisure hours. The February meeting featured a birthday tribute to Founders Day and refreshments. The Elyria Ladies String Quartette entertained before adjournment. The next meeting will host speaker J Clare George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely P. T. A
Rockwood
Glendenning
Bay Village
Dramatic Club
Woman's Club of
Glendenting
Elyria
Eric Chapman
C. E. Townsend
Virgil Waite
Gladys McCullough
Petr
Valensin
Theru
Miss Ingersoll Reviews Royalty Study at Club Meeting
Miss Mary Ingersoll reviews The Twilight of Royalty by Grand Duke Alexander of Russia for the Literary Club held on Eastern Heights boulevard. She highlights four parts and the ruler’s balance between democracy and monarchy while noting intimate views of the former King of Spain and his family. A luncheon salad course was served to one guest, Miss Margaret McClellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe Harrs
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Mary Ingersoll
Alexander
Russia
Fontainbleau
Spain
Peer Nielsen
Lorain
Bool
Dad Willams
Annie Thomas
Margaret Zachman Hosts Kk L F Club Members
Miss Margaret Zachman entertained the FE L F Club at her Chase street home last evening with sewing and bridge. Honors went to Glaiemerich and Irene Zachman. A Valentine themed luncheon followed. The next meeting is set for Monday February 26 with Donna Stegman hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L. F
Margaret Zachman
Chase Street
Glaie Emerich
Irene Zachman
E. L. F. Club
Donna Stegman
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Weekly Log
Admissions list includes Mrs Byron Morris at 359 Gulf Road Mrs Edith Carr of Tiffin Ohio Paul Williams 289 Winckles Street Genevieve Cook of Ashtabula Isabelle Cushner of Ashtabula and Elizabeth Washington at No 19 Woodford Avenue along with Mrs Sam Robinson of 1932 Middle Avenue Discharges include Mrs William Henke of Tattersall Court Arleen Hamilton 585 Lodi and Mrs Alvin Jaycox of No 50 Samuel Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Morris
Gulf Road
Edith Carr
Tiffin
Ohio
Paul Williams
Winckles Street
Genevieve Cook
Ashtabula
Isabelle Cushner
Elizabeth Washington
Woodford Avenue
Sam Robinson
Middle Avenue
William Henke
Tattersall Court
Arleen Hamilton
Lodi
Alvin Jaycox
Samuel Street
La Porte Ladies' Aid Society Meeting Scheduled
La Porte ladies gather at 11 thirty Thursday at the church for a three course luncheon. The regular meeting will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte Ladies’ Aid Society
Jefferson Junior High PTA Meets After Attendance Contest
Jefferson Junior High School’s PTA held a meeting yesterday with 144 attendees. Miss Fosselius’ room won the attendance contest. Mrs. Sayers reported on a Gates building entertainment netting $21. J. C. George to speak March 2 at a joint Edison Gates St Agnes Jefferson event. Elyria High’s C P Shively addressed parental guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Junior High School
Kester
North East
Akron
Fosselius
Burtons
Sayers
Gates
Fred Hensman
Edison
St. Agnes
Jefferson
Second Congregational Church
J. C. George
C. P. Shively
Elyria High School
Technocracy viewed by Mrs Fuldheim at Elyria club
Mrs. Dorothy Fuldheim addressed an audience on Technocracy at the Elyria Woman's Club. She contrasted capitalism with Technocracy proposing a two hour work day four days a week, an erg monetary unit, and government by industry representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Fuldheim
Elyria
Interesting program at Elyria Home for the Aged
The Elyria Fisherman's Club presented a program at the Elyria Home for the Aged with C. Craigie leading. Ralph Yost led a song service with Mrs. G. W. Brars at the piano. A ladies trio including Mrs. Walter Keisler Mrs. Byars and Miss Helen Houk sang two numbers and a duet by Mrs. Byars and Miss Houk. Mr. Yost offered two solos. Special talks were given by Mr. Craigie and Mrs. Byars. Home residents joined in by providing scripture references and guests were invited to return for another program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Fisherman's Club
Elyria
Byars
Home Tex
Seventeen Attend Fidelis Class Meeting
Seventeen members of the Fidelis Class of the second Congregational church met last evening with Miss Eva Flogdell on its tnut street. Mrs. Rupy Broderick assisted as hostess. DP Dortha Smith won the prize after a business session and seasonal card games. The event followed by a note of plans on March first at Miss Ruth Keith's West street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
Second Congregational Church
Eva Flogdell
Tnut Street
Rupy Broderick
DP Dortha Smith
Ruth Keith
West Street
Marriage license application for Sprosty and Grant
Thomas J. Sprosty 27 station manager Cleveland and Mary J. Grant 25 Lorain apply for a marriage license through LL. C. Grant of Cincinnati Limestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Sprosty
Cleveland
Mary J. Grant
Lorain, LL. C
Demonstration of Class Teaching at Faculty Meeting
Twenty members of the Faculty of the Church of Christ met at the church last evening for the business session. Mr. Gannett gave a demonstration of the proper teaching of the Bible lesson and this was followed with a round table discussion of the method and lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Bunco Night Yields Prizes at Woman's Home Club
Four bunco tables ran at the Woman's Home Club meeting held last evening at Mrs. Nicholson's home on Columbia avenue. Prizes went to Mrs. Sam Avery for first, Mrs. Lapp for second, and Mrs. William Cook for third, with further details at Mrs. Emily Scrivens' residence, 511 East Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Club
Nichol
Columbia Avenue
Sam Avery
Lapp
William Cook
Emily Scrivens
East Broad Street
Jefferson Girl Reserve Meeting at the School
The Jefferson Girl Reserve group met Monday afternoon with president Betty Kauffman presiding. Reports from secretary and treasurer were read and members worked on the upcoming two week newspaper. Games followed with Miss Benny Rober leading the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Girl Reserves
Jefferson Girl Reserve
Betty Kauffman
Benny Rober
Local Residents Attend Trips Visits and Illness Update
Tar and Mrs. Tillotson depart for Florida while Mrs. Huhlman from Farnham NY visits Cleveland relatives. Frank Seward and Harry Pollock return to Cleveland as Play House students after visiting Fourth Street hometown. Georgia Phipps heads to Youngstown to stay with Dr L E Phipps. E Milliren visits New Galilee PA this week. Mrs. Carl W Martin leads PT A conference at May Company auditorium and sings at Willard PTA. Ben Golechen recovering at home from hospital stay in Cleveland. Carl Muller ill with pneumonia. Ann Golechen returns from Cleveland weekend. Elmer M Rice reported ill at home. Rev Ernst Irion and family return from St Louis after father’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Muller
East Avenue
Ann Golechen
Loch Street
Cleveland
Elmer M. Rice
West Avenue
Ernst Irion
St. Louis
Missouri
Clothing project meetings show strong turnout in Lorain County
Reports on the first 18 meetings of the Lorain County clothing project sponsored by the county agricultural extension service indicate 312 attendees. Nine communities hosted two meetings each, with 142 at the first and 170 at the second. Grafton had the largest turnout, 40 at the first and 24 at the second. The project reached 54 women new to extension work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Grafton
Farm Bureau seeks permit for 41000 gal gas station near Route 59
A Loraig County Farm Bureau request to erect a gas station with 41,000 gallon capacity near the New York Central tracks by Route 59 was referred to a committee during the council meeting last night. The application was signed by Henry L. Leimbach vice president of the Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraig County
Farm Bureau
New York Central Tracks
Route 59
Henry L. Leimbach
Tools Stolen From Car At East Broad And East Bridge
Louis Curtis reports theft of tools from his car parked near East Broad and East Bridge streets last night. Police investigate. no suspects named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Curtis
Fifth Street
East Broad
East Bridge Street
Second Coming of Christ Emphasized by Rev Brown
Rev George A Brown at United Presbyterian church declares the New Testament centers on Christ coming again. He notes 318 mentions across 260 chapters and cites Luke Matthew John and Paul to show the church should live in hopeful anticipation of Jesus. He stresses the early church kept twofold focus on Christ who came and Christ who is coming again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
George A. Brown
Christ
Mount of Olives
Earth
Christ the Son of God
Paul
Thessalonica
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Rey
Paris light top spring frocks promote charming model
A Chronicle-Telegram pattern notice advertises a Marian Martin pattern 9344 for a light top with cowl and puffed sleeves, sold in multiple sizes. It notes fabric yardage for size 16 and includes illustrated instructions. Orders and catalog options are detailed with price and mailing address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marian Martin
Chronicle - Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Plan Conference With O P S On City Electric Rates
Councilman W G Smith moved to empower the electric committee and other members to confer with the Ohio Public Service Company about obtaining inner electric rates for the city. The motion followed the tabling of the electric survey matter at last night’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Committee
Ohio Public Service Company
W G. Smith
Smith
Committee Members Name Opposition to Rate Reductions
A legislative committee stalls any attempt to push lower rates from a given angle. Members listed are W. G. Smith, Carl Curtis, Ed Notley, Ernest Birch, Leonard Smith, and Solicitor Howard Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Smith
Carl Curtis
Ed. Notley
Ernest Birch
Leonard Smith
Solicito Howard Buitler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kofske
P. T. A. National Congress
Canton Lorain
Mrs. Gagen
Guild OF
First Cong's Church
Beta Delta Beta
Mrs. Castle
Second Congregational
Miss Lucille Botamer
Akibian Club
D. Conroy
Literary Club OF ST. Mary's Sodality
Kk. L. F
Jefferson Junior Hip. T
Woman’s Home Club
ARN Bureau
West Side Lumber and Coal Company
Rev.g.a. Brown
Second Coming
of Christ
O. P.S
Leedale’s Beauty Shop
Swearer Elk
Staurant
Elyria, Ohio
Cuticura
T. Malden
Masa
Carpenter's Beauty Shoppe
Birkline’s
Shoppe
Rialto
the Okag
Vermilion
Elyria Dental Clinic
Cavagna Bros
Hollywood
White
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