James Cather Weds Columbia Girl In Erie Pa
James A Cather and Miss Gertrude Barbara Walkden wed in Erie Pennsylvania on February second. The couple will honeymoon two weeks in the east before living with the bride's parents in Columbia. The bride is a Columbia High School graduate active in Columbia Baptist Church and the groom works with his father in a local plumbing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cather
Columbia
Erie
Pennsylvania
Gertrude Barbara Walkden
George Walkden
James A. Cather
Second Street
Elyria
Mrs. Cather
East
Elizabeth Stevens Society Dinner at First Methodist
Mrs. J. C. Linville and committee hosted a dinner for Elizabeth Stevens Society members at the First Methodist church. Mrs. W. C. McClellan organized the program. District officer Mrs. Row of Wadsworth attended as a guest and spoke on her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Linville
Elizabeth Stevens Society
First Methodist Church
W. C. McClellan
Row of
Wadsworth
Roy Clymer
Lois Littleton
Marian Kemble
Robert Hand
Louise Brown
Jesus
China
Edna Jones
Legion Auxiliary Plans Card Parties for Welfare Work
At a regular meeting the American Legion Auxiliary voted to sponsor small card parties at members' homes to aid welfare efforts and to buy shoes for a needy ex service man. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Bessie Wheeler and Mrs. Charles Hanson. Next meeting February 21 directed by Mrs. Otto Mischka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Bessie Wheeler
Charles Hanson
Otto Mischka
Bridge
Bunco
Bertha Schwirg
Vanover High
Freda Koutka
Paul Reynolds Low
Fred Beckwith
Cecil Johnson Igh
Ida Wolf
FE. Coreylow
Arthur Perkins
al Simpson
Elvyiew Davies
Miss Jeanne Reid Hosts Galaxy Club Meeting
Miss Jeanne Reid entertained Galaxy Club members last evening at 148 Lincoln court with a pajama bridge. Prizes went to Dorothy Banker first, Margaret Stirzaker second, and Eleanor Hillmer consolation. Billie Reid served a peach and green luncheon, and a business session followed. February 21, Miss Winifred Seward hosts next at 122 Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galaxy Club
Jeanne Reid
Lincoln Court
Dorothy Banker
Margaret Stirzaker
Eleanor Hillmer
Billie Reid
Miss Stirzaker
Miss Flora Penfield Birthday Dinner Hosted by Lord Family
Miss Flora Penfield of 217 Seventh Street was guest of honor at a family birthday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lord at 314 Seventh Street. An afternoon call and tea followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Penfield
Seventh Street
Charles Lord
Miss Penfield
Mrs Glauner Hosts Central Guild Meeting at St Andrew’s
Mrs Glauner of Second Street opened her home Tuesday for a Central Guild of St Andrew’s Episcopal Church meeting. Members enjoyed a social hour after a lengthy business session. After a synchon course the meeting adjourned to meet again in two weeks with the location to be announced.
Elyria DAR Guest Day Slated With Luncheon
Elyria Chapter Daughters of American Revolution will hold its annual guest day on Friday February tenth at the Woman's Club. Luncheon will be served at 1 p.m. Ralph C. Wensinger weather pilot at the airport will speak in the afternoon. Mrs. J Bins and Mrs. C W Green were the committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Daughters of American Revolution
Woman's Club
Ralph C. Wensinger
J. ©. Bins
C. W. Green
Young People League at St Pauls Met for March Plans
The Young People’s League of St Paul’s church met in Sunday School rooms for a monthly session. Andrew Pitman led devotions after the opening hymn. Officers discussed the Youth Activity program with no decision. Two plays were chosen for March and men’s invitations planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s League of
St. Paul’s Church
Andrew Pitman
A. J. Pitman
Martha Pars
League
Ted Washkée
Harry Harmer
Nellie
Waller
Margaret Anthony
Harry Harmon
Valentine
Sylvia Chervenka
Thelma Manns
George Bird
Alice O’million
Wilson Fox
Margaret Pallas
County C. E. Executive Committee Meets in Elyria
The Lorain County Christian Endeavor Executive Committee held its monthly meeting at Eleanor MacKenzie home with fifteen members present. Rev. C. F. Wiseman led devotionals and prayer. Harold Olmstead outlined goals to reach Honor County status for a June Cincinnati State Convention. John Updegraff reported Mediates’ activities and announced an Essay Contest on Why I Believe In Christian Endeavor. The group voted to host a shirt sale for county benefit and set the next meeting at Updegraff's Lorain home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Y W C A Book Group Discusses Spring Publications
The Y W C A Tuesday book group met in the parlors for a spring publications discussion. Miss Burner reviewed Isabel Patterson’s Never Ask the End praising character introduction plot and background ingenuity. The group meets Tuesdays from to three and is open to visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Patterson
Miss Burner
St Agnes PTA hearing Rev Leo Brissell on feeding book
Rev Leo Brissell spoke at St Agnes Parent Teacher Association, reviewing Dr Mayes book Proper Feeding of Children. Mrs J Welsh presided, secretary Mrs L Beaumont read the report, and treasurer Mrs J Dunlap assisted. visiting day drew many mothers. Next meeting set for March seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Brissell
St. Agnes Parent Teacher Association
Mayes
J Welsh
L Beaumont
J. Dunlap
Clio Club Hosts Valentine Bridge Evening
Clio Club members were entertained at Miss Eileen O'Donnell's Fourth Street residence last evening. Bridge provided the entertainment with high score to Miss Alcano Warden. A luncheon followed with Valentine’s Day decor. Next Monday plans are set at Queena Mae Peaks’ West Ridge Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clio Club
Eileen O'Donnell
Fourth Stice
Ing. Bridge
Alcano- Warden
Queena Mae Peaks
West Rire Toad
Oberlin Woman Visited by Middle Avenue Relatives
Miss Lucile Emerich of Oberlin is guest of her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Emerich of Middle Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Emerich
Oberlin
J. F. Emerich
Middle Avenue
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs. John Jones of Galion Ohio Mrs Arthur Bucholz of Fairlawn Beatrice Smith of 350 East River Mrs Amanda Johnson of La Grange Charles Stover of Wadsworth Orda Wilson R D No 1 Discharges include Mrs Howard Bernice R D No 3 Mrs Henry Dorsts with a baby girl at 715 Garford Mrs Eric Alton of Lorain Mrs Sam Robinson 1933 Middle Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
Galion
Ohio
Arthur Bucholz
Fairlawn
Beatrice Smith
East River
Amanda Johnson
la Grange
Charles Stover
Wadsworth
Orda Wilson
R. D
Howard Bernice
Henry Dorsts
Garford
Eric Alton
Lorain
Sam Robinson
Middle Avenue
Elyria Lodge 103 T O C F Holds Regular Meeting
Elyria Lodge No 103 T O C F met last night with fair attendance in bad weather. Ralph Hobill urged Lincoln Day plans and member enjoyment. Speakers included George C Martin Charles Decker S K Telzeren and others. Supt R C Maston spoke on Mort School Plan and school financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gehbrke
H. G. Wilson
F. Beckwith
William Walker
Mc Dunford
Ralph Reinhardt
Odd Fellowship
Mason D. Smith
Elyria
R. C. Maston
Maston
Mort
Noble Grand E. L. Batley
Robert Hachl
Dover
Dover Lodge
Glen Lodge
Cleveland
Education Department Visits Nursery School
Members of the Woman's Club Education Department attended a Nursery School program featuring plays, milk breaks, and rest periods under trained supervision. Mrs. John Ade led the school. Marian Kemble spoke on girls’ work and dress uniformity sparking debate over expense and individuality. Bridge prizes were awarded at two o'clock to Mrs. West, Mrs. Sotherdon, and Mrs. Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Zuests
John Ade
Thomas Potter
J Bins
J. Halpin
C. H. Savage
Florida
Marian Kemble
Miss Kemble
West
C. Sotherdon
C. Johnston
Elyrian Honored at Wheaton College
Miss Mary Louise Harrison of Elyria Ohio has been elected recording secretary of Wheaton College Aelician literary society. A senior, she served as social chairman and held roles such as sergeant at arms, cheerleader, and parliamentarian. She contributed to the Tower and Wheaton Record and is active in women’s athletics and debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Harrison
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Ohio
The
Aelician
Harrison
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Illinois
Miss Harrison
Sargent At-Arms
Aelician Society
Tower
Wheaton Record
Miss
Elyria Moose Women Hold Business Session and Bunco Party
Elyria Chapter No. 773 Women of the Moose met in Woodman Hall for a regular business session. A public card and bunco party followed with prizes for first through third in cards and bunco prizes awarded. A sandwich luncheon and social hour concluded the event. The next meeting is scheduled for February 21 at Woodman Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Women of the Moose
Woodman Hall
W. D. Huffman
O. C. Metcalf
Myrtle Berger
Ferdinand Wirth
Lucy Krugman
Bunco
Emily Scrivens
Mary Martin
Emma Zahrley
Woodman Ifall
Evening club gatherings at Elyria and area churches
Several local groups hold meetings and dinners tonight. Eijria Country Club hosts stockholders dinner at 6 59, Damues of Malta sponsor card, Olive Newman attends Personality Pals at Tenth Street, Second Congregational Men’s Club hosts a father son banquet, St Paul’s Men’s Brotherhood meets, Knights of Pythias gather, Cora May Walton Mission Study Club at First Congregational at 6 15, Elyria Y M C A Stamp Club with Sandusky Club guests, United Presbyterian prayer service at M R Setterfield home 308 North Olive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eijria Country Club
Damues of
Malta
Banco
Fogles
Olive Newman
Tenth Street
Second Congregational
St. Paul's Men's Brotherhood
R Knights of Pythias
Cora May Walton Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
Elyria Y. M C A. Stamp Club
Sandusky Club
United Presbyterian Prayer Service
M. R. Setterfield
North Olive
Local church groups hold Thursday meetings
A sewing meeting convenes Thursday at 1 p m in Emmanuel Lutheran parish hall. The Ladies Aid Society of Second Methodist meets at Mrs Jessie Robson’s South Second Street home Thursday afternoon. United Presbyterian Aid Society gathers Thursday at 2 p m at the church. Ninety Five club members dine with Mrs W Henson on Harrison Street after the 1 p m gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Society
The
Second Methodist Church
Jessie Robson
South Second Street
Aid Society of United Presbiterian Church
Ninety Five Club
W. Henson
Harrison Street
Missionary Society Hosts Birthday Party at Church Dining Room
The Missionary Society of the Church of Christ held a birthday party in the church dining room with a monthly table display. Each month featured performances from Mrs. Gerald Rice, D A Baird, Ada Gould, Paul Wainwright, Mrs H H Gregg, Juna, Mildred Findlay, Mrs D A Baird, Dr C J Miller, Deane Burns and Mrs Arthur Giles. Guests contributed a silver Missions offering and paid a penny per year of age for refreshments served at each table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Gerald Rice
Washington
D. A. Baird
Ada Gould
Paul Wainwright
Juna
Mildred Findlay
D A. Baird
Wainwright
H. Wright
C J. Miller
Deane Burns
Arthur Giles
Girl Scouts Meet at First Congregational Church
Troop I met on Tuesday February 7 1932 at the First Congregational church. After opening ceremonies the group passed merit badge tests and studied. Some members took tests while others played games. Taps closed the session as the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop I
First Congregational Church
Swindline Return Flight From Los Angeles Arrives in Chicago
Miss Harnet Swindline who left for Los Angeles in December returns to this city today arriving in Chicago on Saturday. Her father and mother Mr and Mrs Harry Swindling will meet her there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harnet Swindline
Los Angeles
California
Chica
Harry Swindling
Twenty Six Members Attend RNepekah Social Club Meeting
Twenty six members and one guest met at the home of Mis fo Pec 9531 West street for a social evening. An entertainment committee led by Florence Gillman and Ed La Woodcott oversaw a prize contest and reading of valentines. Food and refreshments followed with several attendees named for help. The next meeting is scheduled for March 4 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mermmers
Mis Fo
Pec
West Street
Dusinss
Tlorence Gillman
Ed la Woodcott
Coraemis
Anna Schuster
Delia Latz
Sadie Strohl
Knights of St. John to Celebrate 34th Anniversary
Knights of St John held a routine meeting last evening and set plans for a March 7 gathering to mark the lodge's 34th anniversary. Cleveland brigade staff officers and supreme officers are to attend, with district commands in Lorain Ridgeville Avon and Grafton represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF ST. John
Cleveland Brigade
Lorain
Ridgeville
Avon
Grafton
Girl Scouts Celebrate Birthday at Troop II Meeting
Girl Scouts of Troop II held a meeting at the Church of Christ on Second Street. An investiture enrolled Norma Colby Dawn Reid Mary Lou Fister Alice Nichols Jessie Henderson Beth Corkhill Jane Cacer Warda Lyons Jane Hines Ruth Barton and Hope Smith. The forty four members then enjoyed a birthday party for Virginia Enich with refreshments served by Mrs. Jinsign.Tuesday February 14th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of
Troop II
Church of Christ
Second Street
Norma Colby
Dawn Reid
Mary Lou Fister
Alice Nichols
Jessie Henderson
Beth Corkhill
Jane Cacer
Warda Lyons
Jane Hines
Ruth Barton
Hope Smith
Virginia Enich
Brahms Program at Mrs Stevens Home by Elyria Society
The Elyria Musical Art Society hosted a Brahms focused afternoon at Mrs. George Stevens’s East avenue home. Miss Louise Brown arranged the program with soloists Jack Roberts Gladys McCullough and Robert Moore, plus quartet performances. Tea followed and the next meeting on February 21 at First Congregational church will celebrate the society’s 25th anniversary with Oberlin Conservatory children demonstrating class work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brahms
Elyria Musical Art Society
George Stevens
East Avenue
Louise Brown
J. G. Wherry
Jack Roberts
Gladys McCullough
Robert Moore
Robert Sherrard
Moore
Miss Brown
Marjorie Rossiter
Rs. O. E. Brodbeck
Walter Smith
Liebeslieder
Brown
Sherrard
Lucile Hinman
Frank Wilford
First Congregational Church
Miss Enid Bunting Hosts General Eight Club Evening
Miss Enid Bunting delightfully entertained the General Eight Club at 449 Ninth St Tuesday evening. Card games and whist were enjoyed with prizes awarded to Olline Feagler Gladys Kritzel and Ethel Morr. A luncheon with Valentine appointments followed served by the hostess and two guests Doris Walker and Ethel Morr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Bunting
Ninth St
Whiffle Beard
Olline Feagler
Gladys Kritzel
Ethel Morr
Valentine
Doris Walker
Miss Helen Kraeft Hosts St. John's 03 Club Meeting
Miss Helen Kraeft hosted seven members of St. John's 93 Club at her Louisiana Avenue home. The group held its regular meeting with Miss Tillie Birke leading the educational hour. A white elephant sale provided the evening's amusement. The event occurred at Mrs. Helen Kipf's home on Tenth Street on March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kraeft
Louisiana Avenue
St. John's 93 Club
Tillie Birke
Helen Kipf
Tenth Street
Sunshine Workers Club Shifts Meeting Day to Thursdays
The Sunshine Workers Club met at Woodman hall for an all day session. Members voted to move meetings to the first and third Thursday from Tuesday. Next gathering is February 16 in the afternoon. Luncheon was served and members tied quilts for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Workers Club
Woodman Hall
Red Cross
Pow-wow Club Plans Swimming Party After Supper
The Pow-wow Club of the Y W C A met for a tureen supper with January graduates invited. After supper a brief business meeting set a swimming party for next Tuesday and the group enjoyed a recreational time. The club welcomes girls aged sixteen to eighteen to membership.
Past Presidents Association social hosted by Wo men’s Relief Corps
Ten members of the Past Presidents Association of the Women’s Relief Corps were entertained yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Anna Gehrke on West River Street. After the business session the afternoon included social contests and readings with refreshments served at Mrs Nettie Wondra’s home on Fourth Street on March seventh.
Buckeye Harness Horsemen Banquet Speaker at Cleveland Hotel
Mrs C B Edwards of Medina visits her mother Mrs Mary Walker on Williams street. Dr E P Clement to speak at the 8th annual Buckeye Harness Horsemen banquet at the Hollenden Hotel in Cleveland this evening. Born to Mr and Mrs Byron Morris a son at 359 Gulf Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Edwards
Medina
Ohio
Mary Walker
Williams Street
E. P. Clement
Hollenden
Cleveland
Byron Morris
Gulf Road
Marian Martin pattern sale offers reversible dress pattern
The Chronicle Telegram advertises pattern 9546 in sizes 16 through 44 with reversible fronts and long slimming lines. It notes yardage for size 16 and includes illustrated instructions. Orders cost 15 cents for pattern alone and 25 cents for catalog and pattern together, mailed from New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Elvria Memorial Hospital Official Tours and Birth Announcement
February 7 report shows Frank W. Hoover, superintendent of Elvria Memorial Hospital, in Lima yesterday and in Columbus today on business. Mr and Mrs Edward Sturtevant announce the birth of a seven and a quarter pound daughter named Alda Lou born last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvria Memorial Hospital
Frank W. Hoover
Lima
Ohio
Columbus
Edward Sturtevant
Beulah Arnold
Crehore Court
Alda-Lou
Y Indus Club Names Five New Committees
Five new committees were appointed at the Y Indus Club meeting at the YMLC. Social committee chair Earl Schaefer. members Joe Roth Robert Bearer Howard Hotow Leonard Ho tow. Initiation committee chair Joe Roth. Leonard Delefield William Yeo James Bradler. Physical committee chair Robert Daniels. Charles Daney George Krughman. Program committee Denton Whitmore George Patterson. Publicity Clark Maddock. Horwood Baumhardt named chaplain. Valentine party planned for February 14 at Green Lantern Tea Room. William Sullivan elected to membership. Discussion on the depression led by George Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
YMLC
Earl Schaefer
Joe Roth
Robert Bearer
Howard Hotow
Leonard Hotow
Leonard Delefield
William Yeo
James Bradler
Robert Daniels
Charles Daney
George Krughman
Denton Whitmore
George Patterson
Clark Maddock
Old jokes echo from comic mags on Mrs Newlywed cooking
The note recalls enduring gags about Mrs Newlywed and her kitchen mishaps, comparing vintage humor to today’s tin opener joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Newlywed
Edward Bellamy Works foreshadow Technocracy ideas
The 1887 novel Looking Backward and the 1897 work Equality by Edward Bellamy helped shape early themes later echoed by Technocracy. The two texts outlined utopian social and economic reforms challenging prevailing systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bellamy
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Elizabeth Stevens
Sec
Vicks
Spneset
Young People's League OF
County
C. E. Executive Committee
Y. W. C. A. Book Group
ST. Agnes
Education Department
Elyrian
Women OF
Lunech
Wynne Gibson
Missionary Society
Castle Croquignole
MRS
Cora
BMS
MOE
TG Reberah Siceal Club
Nichol’s
Broad Street
Stevens
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Miller
Morrison
ST. John's
Y - Indus
Bill
W. Broad
Andress
Washington Ave
Barber & Beauty Shop
Mac & Vic
Soman
Broad St
Drew
Leedale’s Beauty Shop
Swearer Bik
Allen Bernard
Paul
Courtland St. Ph
Mytelle
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