Community club events and legion meet schedule
A crowded slate of Monday meetings includes Audubon Bird Club in the Directors Room at 7 45 pm. Civic Club departments at First Congregational Church and Gates room. Woman's Civic Club art program at Mra G H Brownell's home. 04 Literary Club luncheon at Mrs Bartholomew's Kenyon Street. various fraternal gatherings in local Halls. Legion Auxiliary postpones next meeting to Feb 29 at 7 30 after an oyster supper. New Council of the Federation of Business Girls Clubs of the YWCA meets at the YWCA with committees named and members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Bird Club
Elytia Sayings and Trust Company
H. P. Chapman
G. A. KR. Hall
Civic Club
Gates
First Congregational Church
Vilda Stewart
Cleveland
Woman’s Civic Club
Mra
G .H. Brownell
J. G. Bartholomew
Kenyon Street
Snodgrass
Douglas
Bartholomew
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Odd Fellows Hall
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Board of Directors
Richard Allen Post
G. A. BR. Hall
Eine Solomon's Lodge No
A. M
Federation of Business Girls Clubs
Anamer
EB. J
Crisp
Lola Burkett
Dorothy Wilcox
Neva Inskeep
Hester Smith
Women's Welsh Club Sets All Day Sewing Meet
Several meetings are listed including the Women's Welsh Club sewing session at Mrs. James Davis's home 309 Fast River Street an Educational Group luncheon with Mrs. Royce D. Fry speaking of East experiences the Woman's Civic Club February 13 at First Congregational Church two thirty the Y W C A hosts Vesper services for Race Relation Day and the Lorain County Medical Society meets February 10 at the Chamber of Commerce Lorain with Dr W S Baldwin and Dr P J Crawford presenting cases and the Sehick Test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Welsh Club
James Davis
Fast River Street
The
World Service Council
Royce D. Fry
Cleveland
East
Lorain County Medical Society
Chamber of Commerce
Lorain
W. S. Baldwin
Sehick
P. J. Crawford
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY MEET IN WURST HALL
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty were called to order at 7:00 PM for a well attended session and voted to move future meetings to Wurst Hall. A card party followed with thirteen tables for progressive Pedro. top prizes went to Mrs. A. W. Parach and Mrs. P. A. Peterman, with Mrs. Plovence Schoff as consolation. Refreshments closed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Wurst Hall
Pedro
A. W. Parach
P. A. Peterman
Plovence Schoff
Judge Webber Addresses P T A At Chestnut Grove
The Chestnut Grove Parent-Teachers' Association held a large meeting with Mrs. Howard Miller presiding in Mrs. Daniels absence. Judge Webber spoke on discipline and parenting duties, and the group approved funds for sanitary cans, a first aid kit, Victrola records, and $15 for Miss Cope's art work. The meeting date moved to the first Friday with refreshments provided by a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Webber
Chestnut Grove
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Howard Miller
Daniels
Miss Cope
Association On
Girl Reserves Hold Patriotic Weekly Meeting
The Grade School Girl Reserves met at the YWCA Gym last night with a band from Ely School led by Miss Mann. The program impressed attendees as possibly rivaling Sousa, featuring charades about Lincoln and Washington. Garford school won the methershin contest on a four week basis. next event is a February 15 costume Valentine party with Garford as honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi
Ely School
Miss Mann
Sousa
Lincoln
Washington
Franklin Corps
T Fo Garford School
Garford Corps
Members Of League Enjoy Fine Program
The Child Convertation League held its regular meeting at Mrs. L. A. Hayes home yesterday afternoon. Members and guests heard piano solos and readings, with fourteen members responding to roll call and eight editors present. Refreshments were served with help from Mrs. Eller, Mrs. Schnar, and Mrs. C. A. Martin. The next meeting is set for March 14 at Mrs. William Siebentrat’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Convertation League
L. A. Hayes
Alabama
Hase Paper
Lincoln
HH. NL Ridgeway
Misa la Verne Wieseke
Reading
Washington
C. R. Bennett
Roll Call
Eller
Schnar
C. A. Martin
Hayes
William Siebentrat
Third Street
Many Prizes Awarded Guests at Unity Club Party
A Moose Hall gathering hosted by Elyma Unity Club featured coupon and score prizes for attendees including Ben Bittner Mrs Will Bruck Mrs C W Alard and Mrs Frank Kritzel. Other winners included Miss Julia Wilhemy Mrs A Champion Frank Monschien and Nick Reasar in various games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyma Unity Club
Moose Hall
Ben Bittner
Will Bruck
C. W. Alard
Frank Kritzel
Shank
Wilma Brown
Frank Jones
Andrew Foreman
Pedro
Julia Wilhemy
A. Champion
Frank Monschien
Nick Reasar
NEW PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF MEETING
A well attended meeting of the Richard Allen Relief Corps was held in the G A R Hall. Mrs Myrta Kent was elected president and presided efficiently. Mrs Champney, elected secretary, was ill and absent at installation. The annual birthday dinner is set for February 22 with the Lorala Corps as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Allen Relief Corps
G. A R. Hall
Myrta Kent
Champney
Lorala Corps
Masonic Club Hosts First 1924 Dancing Party
The Masonic Club held its first dancing party of the 1924 season at the Elk’s auditorium with 140 couples enjoying P.5 orchestra from Iekeroo. Don Sotherdon led the committee for the Pleasant affair while the Knight of Columbus dinner dance drew about 500 guests at the K of C Hall with Smith’s novelty orchestra providing the music. Reverend John F. L Berry spoke at the First Congregational Church Men’s Club meeting about improving opportunities for today’s boys and Claire Short played piano pieces as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. 5 Orchestra
Iekeroo
Elk’s Auditorium
Masonic Club
Don Sotherdon
John FL Berry
Deninsiero Reserve Unit Land
First Congregational Church
Clut
R. Jones
Claire Short
Si Shenng
Redington
Ladies' Aid Society meeting at Grace Lutheran church
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace Lutheran held an interesting meeting Thursday at the church with Mrs. Albert Eihke as hostess. Fifteen women attended and spent an hour in social and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society OF Grace Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Albert Eihke
Methodist REATSNER Sunday services and programs
At 9 20 a m Sunday school convenes and church services follow. Public worship at 10 45 a m features The Great Joy of Sacrifice with special music. 6 00 p m Young People study a great text book. 7 00 p m closing service covers Gods Plan for Redemption. A cordial welcome to all not now attending another church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Club Programs Highlight Meeting at Kirby Home
The RB QE club met at Miss Lucile Kirby's East Avenue home for an engaging program. Miss Marjorie Wagner led devotions, J G Whitney led the textbook review The Leaven of Japan, and a short play Love's Crucible by Lucile Kirby and Marian Stiegleberg entertained. Ming Winifred Heathcote will entertain the club on March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Kirby
East Avenue
Marjorie Wagner
J. G. Whitney
Japan
Lorain Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
Robert Close a 21 year old assistant engineer and Stella O Conner also 21 of Lorain licensed by Father J J Johnston. Joseph L Starr 22 a moulder and Mary Janosik 16 both of Lorain licensed by Rev Nayak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Close
Stella O'Conner
Lorain
J. J. Johnson
Joseph L. Starr
Moulder
Mary Janosik
Nayak
Poem fragment inspired by Keats with steadfast longing
The fragment borrows Keats imagery of steadfast love and nature as a backdrop. It speaks of eternal vigilance and immovable devotion while contrasting Earthly scenes such as flowing waters and snowy mountains with a lover's breathing, ending in a plea to remain awake and close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Moors
John Keats
Dear Mrs Thompson Advice Column Clashes Over Jealous Hearts
A teenage reader asks about sending a card with his name forged and returning a Christmas gift. The adviser urges forgiveness and dropping the matter, noting the sender acted in haste and the friendship should be restored.
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admissions include Elizabeth De Witt at 323 Fourth Street and Ralph Nicholas of 335 Lodi Street among others. Discharges note Mrs Harlow Bert at 07 West Avenue and Mrs Hen T Pomeroy with baby at 165 Rash Street plus two more families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth de Witt
Fourth Street
Fred Youngeberg
Second Street
Jack Renninger
Smith Court
Ralph Nicholas
Lodi Street
Harlow
Ibert
West Avenue
Hen- T. Pomeroy
Rash Street
Joseph Kaylor
Temple Court
the Forest Knapp
Broad Street
Mrs J Q Ryan Attends Cleveland Orchestra Event
Mrs J Q Ryan of 114 Cedar St travels to Cleveland with friends to attend a musical at the Masonic Hall by the Cleveland Orchestra. Emma Sweet is seriously ill with bronchial pneumonia at Memorial hospital. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs F R Hayes of 20 Yeath Street. The Jaeger couple spent Thursday in Amherst. Willian Newmier and son Carlton visited East Amherst hosts E C Schibley. FP C Glendening suffered a paralytic stroke yesterday. Mr Glendening lives with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. Ryan
Cedar St
Cleveland
Cleveland Orchestra
Masonic Hall
Emma Sweet
Memorial Hospital
F. R Hayes
Yeath Street
August Jaeger
Amherst
Willian Newmier
Carlton
E. C. Schibley
East Amherst
C. Glendening
Mr. Glendening
Local residents head home from trips and visits
Henry Wurst of 628 West Broad street hosts news as Miss Lila Parr of 356 Eighth street spends the weekend in Youngstown and returns with her mother. Charles W. B of Fifth Street returns tomorrow from a trip to New York Atlantic City and Washington after attending the Inter Lateral Association of Master House Painters convention as a delegate from the Ohio Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Parr
356 Eighth Street
Youngstown
Charles W. B
Fifth St
New York
Atlantic City
Washington
Inter- Lateral Association of Master House Paintre and Deemetera
Atlantioc
Ohio Association
WIFE SAVERS Try Swine Sanitation Lever Mechanism
A sanitary refuse can is opened by a lever operated counterweight. The mechanism uses a foot pressure action to raise the cover and release waste handling.
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Department of Home Economics
East Side
Andrew's
St. Andrew's Church
J. E. Betteridge
Park Avenue
Middle Avenue
Ralph Osborne
Clara Cotton Foote
Loia
Joan Lovejoy
West
Cnity'y Club
Ytefferson
Ascotya Tow
P. ©. Gilman
Jefferson Parent Teachers’ Association
Alice Wilcox
Harry Bivin
Miss Hubbard
Woman's Civic Club
F. M. Stevens
H.W. Tibball
John Conabee
Nora Wuhrman
H. J. Cochrane
Cisi Club
F. ¢. Billings
Department
Henry Hart
Masonic Club Dancing Party
Men's Club
First Church
DR. Berry
Reatsner
V.V.V
Helen Morrow
Grace Bruce
Evelyn Wilson
Alice Franks
Mrs. Thompson
Cutif
Fou
Curly
Henry Wurst
West Broad Street
Wife Savers
Carek’s —Jardinieres
Too Glade
B. Thomas
J. P. Rankin
Elyria Savings & Trust Bldg
Pittsburg
Kentucky
Rad
Meteo
Terena
Murbach Coal & Supply ‘Co
Manhattan Laundry and Dry Cleaning CO
Glade Thomas
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