Franklin P T A February Meeting Highlights
The Franklin P T A held its February meeting at the school with parents and teachers attending. Homer Hodeheaver sang songs including God's Tomorrow broadcast from an airplane. Dr. George Hoke spoke on Health Habits and undernourished children, listing eight primary causes and remedies. The session adjourned to March seventh as part of the Musical Art Society series with a program on Contemporary European Composers at Mrs. D S Troad's home featuring notes on Ravel Schoenberg Respeghi de Falla Rachmaninoff and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin P. T. A
Ackley
Miss Trip
Mr. Rodeheaver
George Hoke
Dr. Hoke
Musical Art Society
D. S. ‘Troad
Washington Avenue
R. A. Parker
Ravel
Schoenberg
Respeghi
de Falla
Rachmannoff
Cyril Scott
Arnold Bax
John Ireland
James Simpson
Charles Persons
A. M. Miller, Jr
J. 1
Crumley Plannet
Frank Ayers
Lorain
Lila Smith - Black
Cleveland
Karl Kaley
John Roberts
Local society notes and family updates from Elyria
A roundup of residents in Elyria including a dele rate from Ohio State Association, homebound Mrs Wells with a sprained ankle, Mrs Wiscox visiting from Lakewood, and several families relocating or traveling. Guests, birthdays, births, and student visits are noted along with recent trips of Frank Stevens and the Parsch family. Also mention of Ohio State students from Elyria and shopping trips by Lewis Mercantile firm staff. Snow is heavy. coal advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Painters and Interior Decorators Society
Ohio State Association
A. Wells
Erle Street
H Wiscox
Warren Road
Lakewood
A. HW. Kent
Carlton Walker
Cleveland Guests At Housewarming At J. B. Johnson's Residence
Mr and Mrs J B Johnson of Ohio street hosted a house warming dinner bridge last night in their new Cleveland residence. Guests included Mr and Mrs T O Kennedy Mr and Mrs H A Fountain Mr and Mrs H A Mackenzie Mr and Mrs R E Cuthbertson Mr and Mrs M C Foster Mr and Mrs C I Dunn Mr and Mrs George Snider and Mrs Chassin of Buffalo New York Prizes awarded for bridge included first to Mr and Mrs George Snider second to Mr and Mrs H A Fountain and consolation to Mr and Mrs E Cuthbertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Johnson
Ohio Street
T. O. Kennedy
H. A. Fountain
H. A. Mackenzie
R. E. Cuthbertson
M. C. Foster
C. l. Dunn
George Snider
Cleveland
Chassin
Buffalo
New York
Bridge
Fr. E. Cuthbertson
Community Club and Civic Group Schedule Tonight
Local organizations hold meetings in IOOF Hall and at area venues including the Woman’s Relief Corps the Sons and Daughters of Liberty and the Carlisle Center P T A. A Valentine party by the American Legion Auxiliary and a Girl Reserve recognition service at the YWCA are on tonight’s schedule plus a prayer talk by Miss Florence Kinney for business and professional women at the First Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Northwest
Carlisle Center
American Legion Auxiliary
Jolly Sixteen
Florence Kinney
First Methodist Church
Miss Kinney
Higwill
Methodist Church
Ladies of
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Demolay Officers Installed and Members Graduated
The David Nye Chapter of DeMolay held a ceremony in the L O O F hall installing officers and graduating members. Notable figures included Master Councilor Robert Harding and Senior Councilor Keith Scoville with past master councilors George Gens and Earl Fauver in attendance. A reminiscence by Dad Beebe recalled DeMolay life as songs by Paul Wainwright and an audience of three Cleveland visitors marked the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nye
Order of DeMolay
L. O. O. F. Hall
William Harding
Arthur E. Smith
Frank S. Harmonlodge
Earl Fauver
George Gens
Arthur S. Stewart
Paul Wainwright
Veda Penfound
Dad” Beebe
de Molay
Robert Sandrock
George Hueneke
Cleveland
Robert Harding
Keith Scoville
James Heggie
Eugene Wingard
George Strugman
Howard Myers
Raymond Finney
Russell Dunford
Robert MacDonald
Marshall
Robert Miller
James Tichenor
Dad Beebe
Arthur Buswell
Charles Whitney
Norman Paumhardt
Fortnightly reviews two books at luncheon
Mrs. Ralph Murbach hosted Fortnightly members at her home for a luncheon and two book reviews. Mrs. Murbach praised Paul Monroe's China A Native in Evolution as a discriminating, sympathetic account with clear American policy notes. Mrs. Thomas Cushing reviewed James Stephen's Etched in Moonlight, noting its grim, vivid, imaginative stories with three standout pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Murbach
James Guthrie
China
Thomas Cushing
James Stephen
Stephen
Mra
EF Nichols
Harsisos Street
Miss Esther Clancon Hosts Lafont Club Bridge Night
Miss Esther Clancon entertained the Lafont Club last evening at Miss Phyllis Duckett's Weet avenue home. Decorations followed a Valentin Season white theme with three bridge tables in play. Olivia Lanckson won the first prize, Frazel Weiceker the second, and Miss Claneny served refreshments after the games. In two weeks Miss Lanckson will host the club at her home on Hamns Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Clancon
Lafont
Phyllis Duckett
Weet Avenue
Misa Oliveto Lanck
Frazel Weiceker
Mics Claneny
Mics Lauek
Hams An Ijatvard Avenue
Bridge Club
West Side Guild Hosts Luncheon and Comfort Tying
Mrs EL Bo Harler hosted the West Side Guild of St. Andrea's church on Adams Street. A tureen luncheon followed by comfort tying with guests Miss Lottie Laun and Mrs. Ben Caceon. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs. Lee Perkins on Lodi Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Bo Harler
Adams Street
West Side
St. Andrea's Church
Lottie Laun
Ben Caceon
Lee Perkins
Lodi Street
Monte Carlo Night at Spring Valley Club House
Spring Valley prepares for Monte Carlo Night with club members and guests expected to pack the club house. Designs, sombreros, bandanas, uniforms, and badges appear as chances abound and even the bank seems bulging with cash. Le Count and Francisco will perform with accord ion and Spanish guitar, continuing a tradition from last year. Evening promises fortune won and lost, followed by refreshments and dancing amid lingering snow. Tobogganing remains the call as Hi-Y groups enjoy fast runs, later gathering for drinks and meals at the clubhouse. Participants include the Misses Moly and Madge Murbach and a party sponsored by Mr and Mrs Oscar Kubach from Avon, with attendees Homer Rodeheaver and others noted among recent slide participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
le Count
Francisco
Many
Moly
Madge Murbach
Oscar Kubach
Avon
Homer Rodeheaver
Ruth Rodeheaver
Thomas Roananoke
Miss Church of
Brunswick, Georgia
Hamilton P T A Finds Founders Day At School
The Hamilton P T A met at the schoolhouse for a Founder's Day commemoration with Mrs Theodore Birney’s monthlong National P T A origin noted. Mrs William Dehn chaired the program. Miss MacCrackin led the First Grade orchestra numbers and Mrs A H Hancock read a history paper. Refreshments were served beside a large thirty three candle birthday cake. the next meeting is set for Thursday afternoon March seventh at the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton P.T. A
National P.T. A
Theodore Birney
William Dehn
MacCrackin
A. H. Hancock
Hamilton Association
Thurscar
Camp and Auxiliary Hold Regular Meeting In K of C Hall
Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary met in the K of C hall Thursday evening with nineteen members present. Patriotic instructor Anna Rothe presented a fine paper on the lives of William McKinley and Abraham Lincoln. In two weeks the next meeting will observe Washington's Birthday with an appropriate program by the Camp and Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Admissions and Discharges Across Ohio Towns
A list of patients admitted and discharged in several Ohio towns. Admissions include Leon Jacobs of Ashland, Nicholas Youngins of La Grange, Mrs. George Melik of Buckeye Street, Mrs. Charles Kink on Lake Avenue, Maxine Sye, Mrs. Mary Manner of Spruce Street, Douglas Four bush of La Grange, Mrs. Herman Hallett of Grafton, and others. Discharges include James Ferguson of North Ridgeville, Nillie Lanageor of Grafton, Mark Clary of Wirmingham, and Mrs. George Liewald with a baby at 154 Abbey Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Jacobs
Jefferson Street
Ashland
Ohi
Nicholas Youngins
la Grange
George Melik
Buckeye Street
Charles Kink
Sap
Lake Avenue
Maxine Sye
R.D. i
le Grange
Mary Manner
Spruce Street
Doulas Fourbush
Herman Hallett
Grafton
James Ferguson
North Ridgeville
Nillie Lanageor
Mark Clary
Wirmingham
George Liewald
Abbey Road
Mr and Mrs J B Chapman Honored At Oberlin Inn
Mr and Mrs J B Chapman of 440 Seventh Street were celebrated on their wedding anniversary with a family dinner at Oberlin Inn. Attending were Mr and Mrs Clayton Daniels and daughter Janet Lou of Cleveland, Mr and Mrs Lee Daniels and daughter Janet Lou, and Mr and Mrs Clifton Daniels and Mrs Nellie Daniels of Elyria. They received cards flowers and gifts in remembrance of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Chapman
440
Seventh Street
Oberlin Inn
Clayton Daniels
Lee Daniels
Janet Lou
Cleveland
Clifton Daniels
Nellie Daniels
Elyria
Chapman
Social Afternoon With Mrs Kent Luncheon At Home
Members of the Social Afternoon Club were entertained at luncheon at Mrs A H Kent's West Avenue home. The table was attractively decorated and in the afternoon the ladies attended services at the Tabernacle. Out of town guest Mrs Hiscox of Cleveland. The club will meet again in three weeks with the meeting place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelling
ST. Ann's Circle
Frank Kelling
West Avenue
St. Ann’s Sewing Circle
William Wehlber
John Warner
Seventh Street
ST. John's
St. John's Lutheran Church
P.M. Schroeder
Charlies Schoenfeldt
Alfred Schultz
Arthur Loepp
A. H. Kent
Tabernacle
Hiscox
Cleveland
Doris Todd Addresses Dem Woman's Club
The Democrat Women's Club met with Mrs. Miller at Hotel Elyria yesterday afternoon. Doris Todd of the Settlement House spoke about her work and displayed articles from their projects. Sixty members attended and a March seventh meeting is set for the Elr- Tio Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Todd
DEM
Democrat Women's Club
Marriage Licenses Granted to Young and Hoag in Lorain
Robert Young aged 29 payroll clerk from Yatesboro Pennsylvania and Mildred Hoag age 25 of Lorain obtain a marriage license. Reverend Auld officiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Young
Yatesboro
Mildred Hoag
Lorain
Cleveland relatives host the Elsie Moffett family gathering
Mrs. Elsie Moffett and Mrs Edward Mencke with daughter Mari Iva of Cleveland are the guests of relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. William Tite of Rochester New York announce the birth of a son born February 14. Tite son of Charles Tite Sr of 22 Chestnut Street. Mr. and Mrs. J B Rust return home at 220 Eastern Heights Boulevard from Vermilion Ohio after the death of Mr Rust's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Moffett
Edward Mencke
Mari- Iva
Cleveland
William Tite
Rochester
New York
Tite
Charles Tite
Chestnut Street
J. B. Rust
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Tickle Dance Latest Novelty Show at Elyria Eagles
Polish Benefit Dance at Elyria Eagles hall features Kress Stompers and J A Czarney. Lorain Tlarmony Club hosts the event with all welcome on Saturday February 9th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Eagles Hall
Kress
Elyria Eagles
Lorain Tlarmony Club
J. A. Czarney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Musical Art Soc
Hartford
Connecticut
Boston
Massachusetts
John Parsch
Third Street
Hot Springs
Toy
Miami
Florida
Frank Stevens
Fifth Street
New Orleans
Louisiana
Tor Margaret
Mins Hultz
Mt. Sinai Hospital
C. M. Terry
la A
Terry
William Aldrich
Edith Barker
Bay Village
Aldrich Sr
Eigthy
Fred Jacobs
Munsey Avenue
Cornelia
Eleanor
Charles Kimball
Edgar Glass
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Lewis Mercantile Company
New York City
Dorothy Wilcox
Jaimber & Coal
M. E. Church
Ridgeville Church
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Ruth Dunham
Gates P. T. A
Gates
Latterton
Wilford
Morseck
Norah Abdhole
Charlotte Kershaw
Paul Monroe
Esther Clawson
Lapont Club
West Side Guild
Spring Valley Club
Maiorn Woodworth Camp
AUX
Mrs
George Miller
Cleveland Street
J. D. Kiser
C. A. Huene
William Neubiser
Caroli
Leroy Reisinger
Pedro
Kiser
Reisinger
Scott's
A. B.C
Percale
Dimity
Cy Batiste
A.B. C
BOlTUh _ wee ene enews
Logan Gas CO
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