Elyria Country Club Directors Reappointed at Annual Meeting
Beet Ralph Murbach and W. O. Zaiser head a slate of directors at Elyria Country Club as Ralph Murbach W O Zaiser B Timms and J B Johnson were reelected to the board James A Hewitt G E Gould were replaced and changes in policies are expected pending the new board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rew
Elyria
Ening
Ralph Murbach
W. ©. Zaiser
B. Timms
J. B. Johnson
Murbach
Zaiser
James A. Hewitt
G. E Gould
Timms and Johnson
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admissions list includes Emma Weber Wellington Steve Emody 528 Furnace Street Mrs Ernest Brown 119 La Fayette Street Mrs Edward Brown R D No 1 Mrs Lawrence Pilcesko Grafton. Discharges include Elizabeth Washington No 19 Woodford Avenue Meble Olds 537 Lodi Street Mrs Donald Hadaway bans girl No Pt Me George Hatloway Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Weber
Wellington
Steve Emody
Furnace Street
Ernest Brown
la Fayette Street
Edward Brown
R. D
Lawrence Pilcesko
Grafton
Elizabeth Washington
Woodford Avenue
Lodi Street
Donald Hadaway
George Hatloway
Ernsts Mark Silver Wedding Anniversary At Home
Mr and Mrs Fred A Ernst celebrated twenty five years of marriage with a renewal ceremony at their East River Road home in front of about forty guests. Reverend T C Sorze of Baltimore officiated the vow renewal, with a Pleasant evening by an orchestra and flowers, a seven o clock course supper served to guests including several from Cleveland and Lo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Ernst
East River Road
T. C Sorze
Baltimore
Maryland
Grace Lutheran
Cleveland
Evening Club and Society Meetings List
Tonight many groups meet across town. Events include Events Tonight Roar Up Club at 7 30 at Y W C A Pythian Sisters visit Shaker Heights Shrine after sessions, church supper at First Congregational, Ma Auld talk The Good Shepherd, Emma Dean Anderson Circle supper at U P church, Just As Eight Club with Elsie Schroeder, Daughters of Sahara with Mrs Osea Higate, Home Guards at Methodist Church, Circle 5 JS Pauls with Mrs Joe Futz o Spruce, Young People Grace Lutheran, Catholic Daughters of America Elyria Commandery No 60, Beacon Light Class at St Paus church hosted by Miss Bertha Quede and Miss Eileen Fister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roar Up
Y. W C. AL
Pythian Sisters
Bethel Shrine
Shaker Heights Shrine
First Congregational
the Good Shepherd
Ma Auld
Emma Dean Anderson
U. P. Church
Eight Club
Elsie Schroeder
Daughters of
Sahara
Osea Higate
High Street
Home Guards
Methodist Church
G E Johnson
Park Avenue
JS Paul's
Joe Futz
Spruce Street
Grace Luthean Church
Catholic Daughters of America
Elyria Commandery No 60
Spring Pattern 0544 and 9544 Sets for Girls Wardrobe
Pattern 0544 offers a smart jacket with high neckline and three quarter sleeves that converts to a chic frock with contrasting yoke and capelet sleeves. Pattern 9544 is available in sizes 8 through 16 with fabric and trim requirements noted. Catalog and pattern details from the Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department list ordering by mail for 15 cents each and 25 cents for catalog and pattern together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Martin
Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Elyria Woman's Club Meeting Features Music and Plans
Muriel Dunlap of Mentor presented a program by Miss Sondra McCamken at the Elyria Woman's Club meeting. The event included songs by McCamken and an intermission, followed by a business section outlining upcoming department activities and a trustees election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Dunlap
Asay
Sondra McComben
Taluo
Cleveland
Elyria Woman's Club
Therma
the Cuffain
Devindel
Bauffman
Offenbach
Borelli
Rosa
Salzedo
Cooke
Impromptu
Caprice
Pierne
Eella
Georgia Washeenton
Our
Washington
Durbin
Ameresque
Dvorak
Lincoln
Man of the People
Markham
Alzedo
Creed
Miss McCamken
Ang
Rubenstein
Keen Kutters Club Meets for Noon Dinner in Adelbert
Mrs. Lydia Miller hosted the Keen Kutters Club in Adelbert with eleven members present at a yesterday noon meeting. The president led the roll call and scripture reading, and the afternoon was devoted to social time. The next gathering is planned for two weeks at Johnson's home on Roosevelt Avenue with a Valentine form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Miller
Adelbert Reet
Keen Kutter
Johnson
Roosevelt Ave
Valentine Y
Methodist Circle No 7 Hosts World Day Luncheon
Circle No 7 of the Methodist church held a guest luncheon for about 125 at the Chella. Flowers and lights decorated tables. Walter Smith with Irene Upton and Yda Mae Smith performed songs and violin. Five circle members presented a play Wiepers for Breakfast with cast including Mrs Ford Loones Mrs J Jackson Mrs Ralph Williams Mrs K P Meister and Mrs H Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle NO. 7
Methodist Church
Chella
Lurccheon
Walter Smith
Irene Upton
Yda Mae Smith
Wiepers
Lindy Lodge Members Entertained by Miss Maude Andress
Lindy Lodge members enjoyed a social evening hosted by Miss Maude Andress. After a brief meeting they solved puzzles, then shared a luncheon prepared by Mrs. George Andress and Miss Dora Andress of Butternut Ridge. Guest of honor was Miss Margaret Daniels. In two weeks Miss Pearl Godfrey will host at her Alurray Ridge home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy Lodge
Maude Andress
George Andress
Dora Andress
Butternut Ridge
Margaret Daniels
Pearl Godfrey
Alurray Ridge
Pi Kappa Nu Plans Initiation and Sale
Pi Kappa Nu Sorority hosted Lois Leppere at her East Broad Street home for a business session and social hours. They planned a hake sale and the initiation of three new members recently admitted. Jigsaw puzzles and bridge preceded a luncheon. The group meets again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PI Kappa NU Sorority
Lois Leppere
East Broad Street
Dames of Malta Hold Social Evening With Games and Prizes
Following the regular meeting a large group enjoyed a social evening with bridge pedro and bunco. Prizes were awarded to the winners in each game. Luncheon followed the play. Mrs. Bertha Olmsted and Mrs. Lola Barnes served as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames of Malta
Bridge
Pedro
Bunco
Bertha Olmsted
Lola Barnes
Four Local Residents Named in Widespread Posts
Mrs Augusta Khester of Terryville Connecticut has died. Her daughters Mrs Ralph Hearne and Mrs Edward Bachman of this city received word this morning. They note no funeral details were available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hearne
Edward Bachman
City
Augusta Khester
Terryville
Connecticut
Cora May Walton Stu Club Hosts Dinner with Oberlin Debaters
The Cora May Walton Stu Club of the First Congregational Church enjoyed dinner at 6:30. Miss Katherine Hartman chaired, assisted by Mrs. Tenny Manzo and others. An Oberlin College debate on income limits followed, with four team members speaking on restricting incomes to 50 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora May Walton
Stu Club
Prosperity Club Hosts Miss Billie Rich for Bridge Night
Prosperity Club members played bridge at Miss Billie Rich’s Lake avenue home. High score prize went to Miss Marian Upp, with Miss Margie Scott consoled. Guests included Dorothy Frederick, Viola Fitzgerald, Gladys Dunlap, Agnes Werkrend, Leonore Hess, Mar gie Scott and Helen Cox. Miss Upp will host again on Fourth street in three weeks, March first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosperity Club
Billie Rich
Lake Avenue
Marian Upp
Margie Scott
Dorothy Frederick
Viola Fitzgerald
Gladys Dunlap
Agnes Werkrend
Leonore Hess
Helen Cox
Upp
Fourth Street
Friendship Club Plans New Dinner Meeting Schedule
The Friendship Club of the Y W C A met Wednesday at three o clock to discuss a new idea for upcoming supper meetings with each class handling one event. The seniors start the plan at the nest meeting on Thursday the twenty third. On Saturday March fourth at eight eighteen the Senior group hosts an informal dance in the gym titled an Inaugural Ball.
Men's Brotherhood Meets at St Pauls Church Parlors
A fair attendance gathered at St Pauls church parlors for the monthly Men's Brotherhood meeting. The discussion centered on The Christian in the World Today and was led by Reverend Ernst. The next meeting moves to the second Thursday in March to avoid Lent conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Men's Brotherhood
Ernst I
Tri Sig Sorority Social At Gerry Carpenter Home
Tri Sig Sorority gathered at Gerry Carpenter's Spruce Street home for a brief business session and a bridge game. Eleanor Erickson and Marian Koontz earned prizes for high and low scores with Hortense Curtis set to host on West Avenue March first. Mrs Harris Vaneer of Grafton was reported quite ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Sig
Gerry Carpenter
Spruce Street
Eleanor Erickson
Marian Koontz
Hortenss Curtis
West Avenue
Meetings Avenue Club Plans Friday Card Party
Meetings Avenue Club meets Friday in the Masonic Dining Room for a business session at 1 30 and a card party to follow. Leonard Fowls Sunday School Class postpones its camping trip to Findler's Cabin on Abbe Road due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Fowls
The
Methodist Church
Findler’s
Abbe Road
Grafton Pastor Speaks at LaPorte WCTU Meeting
LaPorte WCTU met at Mrs Roe Spitzer's home with eight members and six visitors. Rev Himes of Grafton led the program addressing state control and government corruption, urging caution about liquor and narcotics influence. Next meeting set for March 5 at Mrs H Haas's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. LaPorte
Roe Spitzer
Hines
Grafton
Frank Rahl
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Himes
Washington
H. Haas
February Meeting of Division D at Second Congregational
Mrs George Lamberton hosted Division D for the February meeting at Glendale Court. Guests Mrs Rath and Miss Thel ma Page attended with thirteen members. Mrs Glen Brodrick led devotionals and Miss Page performed a piano solo. Mrs Lamberton and Mr Robert Wingard served refreshments. The next Merch meeting will be at Mrs Warren Wright's Woodland avenue home with Mrs Hensman as SISTINE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lamberton
Glendale Court
Second Congregational Church
Rath
Thelma Page
Glen Brodrick
Harland Wilcox
Lamberton
Robert Wingard
Warren Wright
Woodland Avenue
Hensman
Sistine
Father-Son Banquet Hosted by Second Congregational Church
Sixty five men and boys attended a sumptuous banquet hosted by the Men's Club of the Second Congregational church. Bill Sudro's Seven Come Eleven orchestra provided music and entertainment. A business session followed, then Cupid's Battle featured arrows and darts in a playful contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Bill Sudro
Seven Come Eleven
Daughters of St. Andrew Meet at Mrs Whitney’s Home
Members of the Daughters of St. Andrew enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at Mrs. Ralph Whitney’s East Avenue home. Rev. E B Redhead gave an interesting talk before the business session. Refreshments followed and the next meeting in two weeks will feature a tureen dinner in the church Guild room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of St. Andrew
Ralph Whitney
East Avenue
E. B. Redhead
Eagles' Auxiliary Meeting Awards Prize to Mrs Lucile McLaughlin
A small group met last night to conduct routine business. Mrs Lucile McLaughlin received the special prize, and in two weeks on February 22 the Auxiliary will host a Washington's Birthday party inviting the Amherst Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Washington
Lucile McLaughlin
Amherst
Thirteenth Birthday Party at 232 Harrison Street
Josephine Mischka hosted a small gathering of friends at her home on Harrison Street last evening to celebrate her thirteenth birthday. The children played games informally and later enjoyed a refreshment course. Many lovely gifts were received by the young celebrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Mischka
Harrison Street
Grafton Woman Hosts J F E N Club Bridge Party
Miss Emily Knight entertained the J F E N club last evening in Grafton. Prizes went to Maxine Roling and Mary Margaret Finegan received consolation. Club members planned a theatre party and noted the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Knight
Grafton
Maxine Roling
Mary Margaret Finegan
Local society notes from Welgfan and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Forrest Handles of Welgfan were guests of the latter's parents. Mr and Mrs William Heidrich of Cambridge avenue Mrs L Deiner and son Carl of Cleveland are guests for the acemember of the week at J W Harper’s home. Miss Donna Dickason of East River street hosts Misses Beth Phelps and Joyce Gregs. Miss Winifred Ehiricke ill with influenza and tonsillitis at Gates avenue home. Mr and Mrs Edward Brown announce the birth of a child at Elsha Memorial Hospital on February eighth. Alvin Archambeau on leave after graduation from the Naval Training School at Great Lakes. Mr and Mrs Harold Whitesid and Mr and Mrs Dan Grissinger of Wellington dined with Dr and Mrs E L Rice on Oberlin road. Mr and Mrs Charles Ray of Wellington are parents of a daughter born February eighth named Gloria Ann. Mrs Ray formerly Genevieve Brodeur of this city. Mr and Mrs Ray Brodeur of 436 Cleveland street returned from Bartle Creek Michigan after the elder's mother's death. Rev T C Sorge of Baltimore is house guest of Mr and Mrs Fred Ernst on East River Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Handles
Welgfan
Wiliam Heidrich
Cambridge Avenue
L. Deiner
Carlol Cleveland
J. W. Harper
Berven Avenue
Donna Dickason
East River Street
Beth Phelps
Joyce Gregs
Winifred Ehiricke
Gates Avenue
Edward Brown
Elsha Memorial Hospital
Alvin Archambeau
Great Lakes
Harold Whitesid
Dan Grissinger
Wellington
E. L. Rice
Oberlin Road
Charles Ray
Gloria Ann
Ray
Genevieve Brodeur
Ray. Brodeur
Cleveland Street
Bartle Creek
Reenigan
T. C. Sorge
Baltimore
Maryland
Fred Ernst
East River Road
Minstrel Show and PTA Meetings Highlight North Ridgeville News
North Ridgeville hosted a minstrel program Plantation Day with Knights of St John proceeds. Local and visiting guests from Cleveland Avon and Elyria attended along with 100 dinner guests for a PTA Institute and county council meeting. State speakers and local musical performances complemented the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Knights of St. John
Cleveland
Loraim
Avon
Ehma
P.T. A. Institute
Willam Smith
Werner Zilen
Ethel Peter Simon
Columbus
Ross P. Jordan
Rocky River
H . Yoder
Local social notes and moves in town
Mrs Brown and Rev Fox Youngs hosted Sundays guests. Mr H G Stacey serves on the jury. Mr and Mrs Wall moved to the Chapel place at the west end. Vr and Vr Ruble left Retin house for East Creve and Pyonds. Minnie Root, former resident, broke her hip and is at St Johns hospital in Cleveland. Bungart Zeman is improving. Mrs C T Winkles and Mr Je C Young traveled to Texas to visit relatives. Antone Linden and daughters Hathron and Ernestine Schmitz were Sunday guests of Mat Schmitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Maloney
Diocese of
Cleveland
Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. Peter’s Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Knights of St John
Piizex
Mat .Lden
Wiss Agnes Rothegary
Wiss Blanche Geshant
Frank Pommer, Jr
St Peters Church
Fiona Bins
Avon
John Bacher
Elyna
Arthur Courier
Kipton
Vic
E M Knowhes
Fred Kairschlinger
Frank Dent
Bernard Plas
Marian Webhber
Elyria
George Nod
Mir
Stanley Young
St. John’s Hospital
Bungart Zeman
C. T Winkles
Je C Young
Texas
Danvels
Antone Linden
Hathron
Brnestine Schmits
Mat Schmitz
Kipton Pedro Party Hosts At Carrie Atstin Home
Mrs Carrie Atstin hosted a Pedro party at her Kipton home on a February Saturday evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs C J Batt of Oberlin, Mr and Mrs Lows Tav'sr and son of Mentor, Vir ono nd Mrs Erwin Perkins of Brighton, Duane Delion and Russell Perkins, Mr and Mrs E Ober ard and daughter, and Mrs Otto Geist and Jamil Luneh. Lunch was served to those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Carrie Atstin
Pedro Marts
wWere
C J. Batt
Oberlin
Lows Tav'sr
Vir Oond
Erwin Perkins
Brighton
Duane
Delion
Russel Perkins
Otto Geist
Jamil
Luneh
Local social notes from a Sunday dinner and visits
George Lempanger and others enjoyed Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs P E Harding in Cleveland. A broad list of visitors and guests including Mrs Jay Whitney, Ms Glen Barber recovering, Clayton Chivset in Norwalk, and Beulah Benfer and Everett Sincair joined weekend gatherings at local homes.
Local Families Visit and Social Gatherings Highlight Weekend
Of Huron and Mr and Mrs Clif ford Gossmar with children from Lima spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm Myers. Mr and Mrs Clayton Barrick from Berea and Mr and Mrs Charles Barrick from Wellington visited the E L Ober home for an evening last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Clifford Gossmar
Lima
Wm. Myers
Clayton Barrick
Berea
Charles Barrick
Wellington
E. L. Ober
Event to be held at Miss Roling's LaGrange Road home
A social gathering is scheduled at the residence of Miss Lucile Roling on LaGrange road. The notice specifies the event will take place at her home, with attendees directed there for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Roling
LaGrange Road
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East
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Justice of the Peace
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Rick
Friendship Club
TRI Sig Sorority
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England
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Rev. E. B. Redhead
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Miss D. Wilder
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