Ninety Five Club Debates Russian Italian Literature
Mrs C H Cushing reviewed Eugene Oneguin by Pushkin and Mrs H H Nye read D Annuizzo and Triumph of Life extracts. Mrs W Henson of Harrison street hosted luncheon for members. Mrs George Worthington to entertain on Harrison Street February twenty third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Cushing
Eugene Oneguin
Alexander Pushkin
H. H. Nye
Gabriele D’ Annunzio
W. Henson
Harrison Street
George Worthington
Beacon Light Girls Host Hard Times Party at St Pauls
The Beacon Light Girls of St Pauls church met in the church parlors for a hard times party. Esther Wernert won the prize for the most unique costume while Mrs. Alice Pitman and Mrs. Mildred Maringer earned prizes in games. A tureen supper is planned for the next meeting in the church parlors on March ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Light Girls
St. Paul’s Church
Esther Wernert
Alice Pitman
Mildred Maringer
Culture Club Hosts Book Review Morning at Wooster Street
Mrs J R Brown entertained Culture Club members at her Wooster street home Thursday afternoon. Mrs Frank Stetson reviewed Back Yonder by Weyman Hogue and Mrs R W McWilliams discussed The Enduring Quest by H A Overstreet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Brown
Culture Club
Wooster Street
Frank Stetson
R. W. McWilliams
Weyman Hogue
H. A. Overstreet
C. B. Simkins
Twelfth Street
Ladies' Aid Society Meets at St John’s Lutheran Church
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. John's Lutheran Church met in the School Auditorium for a business session with twenty five members. They sewed for the Red Cross and refreshments were served by Mrs. O Niemyer and Mrs. P Hull. Hostesses for February twenty third are Mrs B Wilcoxson and Mrs Gehl. An all day sewing meeting is planned for next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Red Cross
O. Niemyer
P. Hull
B. Wilcoxson
Gehl
Garden Club to Meet and Exhibit Dormant Tree Twigs
The Garden Club meets Tuesday February 14 at eight at the Woman's Club 321 4th street with a talk titled Trees in Winter led by Mrs H M Metcalf who will present Winter Buds The program committee plans an exhibit of dormant twigs and winter tree photographs Members may contribute items O W L Club met last evening at Margaret Persensky 355 eleventh street with games music brief business and refreshments hosted for several members The next meeting will be at Alice Robinsons 315 Fifth street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Woman’s Club
4Th Street
H. M. Metcalf
O. W. L. Club
Margaret Persensky
Eleventh Street
Mary Lahiff
Martha Foreman
Lillian Nemeth
DeLores Jaycox
Alice Robinson
Helen Eddy
Fifth Street
Circle 4 Welcomes New Member at St Pauls Church
Circle 4 of St Pauls Church welcomed three visitors and new member Mrs Max Lyndon in the church parlors. Devotional led by Mrs Park Hobill urged attendance at the Women's Union meeting February sixteenth for a Home Mission pageant and thank offering boxes. Bible study titled The Song of the Depressed Soul by Mrs Ernst Irion was read from Psalms forty two. Refreshments followed with two weeks until host Mrs Charles Schultz of East River street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 4
St. Paul's Church
Karl Roesmann
Max Lyndon
Park Hobill
Women’s Union
Ernst Irion
Charles Schultz
East River Street
Fleur de Lis Club Entertained By Mrs Keyes
Mrs F C Keyes hosted Fleur de Lis members at Mrs Stanley Keyes home 442 Oxford Avenue. After an afternoon of cards a six o'clock dinner was served. Mrs F Dengate will host the club on February 23. Earl D Bacon Elyria Chamber of Commerce secretary attends Ohio Commercial Secretaries Associa te convention at the Neil House Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleur BE Eis Clup
F.C. Keyes
F. C. Keyes
Fleur de Lis
Stanley Keyes
Oxford Avenue
F. Dengate
Third Straet
Earl D. Bacon
Elyria
Emma Dean Anderson Circle to Stage Ethiopian Mission Pageant
Fifteen members of the Emma Dean Anderson Circle of the United Presbyterian church met for dinner at 5 30 PM. Connie McClure led the business session and announced a March 10 pageant by the Boys and Girls Missionary Societies. Nellie Wheatley gave devotions and led Scripture from Matthew six as members discussed Ethiopian mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Dean Anderson
United Presbyterian Church
Connie McClure
Nellie Wheatley
Ethiopia
Newlyweds Feted At Maytag Family Event
A Maytag family gathering at 140 Stanford Avenue honored two young couples, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Holbrook and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Williams, with 20 guests in attendance. Bridge and five hundred games preceded a refreshment course, and each couple received a gift. Virginia Henry and Helen Snowden were among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maytag
C. W. Healbrook
Stanford Avenue
H. H. Holbrook
Helen Snowden
Norman Williams
Virginia Henry
Willams
Lorain
Grace Lutheran Ladies' Aid Meets Amid Cold Day
Fifteen members attended the Grace Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society meeting with two new members added. The group plans a February 23 luncheon and birthday party for six honored members. Rev. T. C. Sorge of Baltimore greeted the ladies as hostesses Mrs. W. W. Watson and Mrs. O. Stegman assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Aid
T. C. Sorge
Baltimore
Maryland
Grace Church
Circle No 5 hosts St Pauls church gathering at Spruce street
Mrs Joe Fritz welcomed Circle No 5 of St Pauls church to her Spruce street home last evening. Mrs Kunitz led devotions and routine business was transacted. Later games and contests entertained attendees and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be two weeks away at Mrs George Vogleys Neufer court home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fritz
Spruce Street
Circle No. 5
St. Paul’s Church
Kunitz
George Vogley
Neufer Court
Kan Act Club Sets Lyn Lyceum Party At East Carlisle
Kan Act Club members met at East Carlisle school for an evening meeting. The social committee announced a lyceum party date of February 23 at East Carlisle. The entertainment committee chose a one act play with casting next week. The historical committee read a newly written club history. The executive board will select a three act play for future performance. The next regular meeting is March 9 at East Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
Lyceum Group
East Carlisle School
Circle No 1 hosts at Mrs Golleck home event
Mrs John Golleck entertained seven members and three guests of Circle No 1 St Pauls church at Sixteenth street yesterday. The gathering began with hymns and devotions led by Mrs Gus Quade. After the business session a refreshment course was served by the hostess with plans for the next two weeks at the church parlors hosted by Mrs John Beese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Golleck
Circle No. 1
St. Paul’s Church
Sixteenth Street
Gus Quade
John Beese
Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary Sees Members Meet
Nine members of the auxiliary sewing circle gathered with Mrs. Dimick on Dewey Avenue to sew for the Red Cross. A noon luncheon was served and the circle planned to reconvene February 23 at Mrs. Cassie Haverstick’s Lincoln Court home.
Conquerors Theatre Benefit Hosted by Local Club
Members of the Cora May Walton Mission Study Club at the First Congregational church sponsor a benefit theatre party this evening. The group and their guests will view The Conquerors at Capitol Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora May Walton
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Notes
Hospital admissions include Mrs. Virgil Jas per of 319 Harvard Avenue and Mrs. Ro Zacharias of Grafton. Discharges list Edward King ston of 213 Lodi Mrs. John Jones of Galton Rudy Farkas of 2719 West River Mrs. Earl Playford and a baby girl of West Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Jasper
Harvard Avenue
Zacharias
Grafton
Edward Kingston
Lodi
John Jones
Galton
Rudy Farkas
West River
Earl Playford
West Dover
Circle No 8 Methodist silver tea highlights program
Forty members and guests gathered at the church for a Valentine themed silver tea with a program of violin trio readings vocal solo and piano pieces. Mrs. Paul Taylor elected permanent president after temporary chair Mrs. John Gray led a brief business session. Hostesses Cora Ensign C R Barber Grace Schulke Perry Korb W C Lockard John Gray and Mrs Lockard served. A meeting will be held Wednesday February 15 at Elizabeth Cowrse’s home 218 Stanford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 8
Methodist Church
John Gray
Paul Taylor
Henry Heidrich
Misslizabeth Cowrse
Virgil Waite
Corwin Waite
E. Chapman
E. Barnes
Minnetonka
Kelly
Sarah Ann
E. E. Dettman
J. W. Warden
E. J Bond
Edward Bembower
Elynma Brown
Willam Larsch
Oliver Townsend
Robert Lee
Cora Ensign
C. R Barber
Grace Schulke
Perry
Korb
W. C. Lockard
Lockard
Elizabeth Cowrse
Stanford
Nominating Committee Named for Aid Society
Mrs. F A Lawrence presided at a United Presbyterian Aid Society meeting and appointed Mrs. A E Snodgrass, Mrs. J K Nece, and Mrs. L Wendell to report March ninth. The Martha Washington birthday party is set for February 23 with hosts Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. C L Bristol. Cards were showered on Mrs. A E Schulze in honor of her birthday yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F .A. Lawrence
Aid Society of
United Presbyterian Church
A. E. Snodgrass
J. K. Nece
Ll. Wendell
Martha Washington
Lawrence
C. L. Bristol
A. E. Schulze
Fields M. E. Church Lincoln Birthday Service
A Lincoln Birthday service is planned at Fields M E Church on Sunday February 12 at 1015 am Pastors Rev John G Koontz and the junior choir will lead The program includes music by Mrs Drew Sweet Velma Andrews Donia Standen and a children’s sermon A Wellington League play is set for 730 pm and Foreign Missionary Secretary Miss Alta Myers will speak Tuesday at the parsonage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Fields M. E
John G. Koontz
Lincoln
Drew Sweet
E. L. Ashford
Velma Andrews
LaMars
Donia Standen
P. Bouillon
Epworth League
Wellington
Nell
Alta Myers
Division A Silver Tea at Mrs Woodcock Home
Division A of the Second Congregational church held a silver tea at 1329 Lake Avenue last evening opened with prayer. Mrs Cora Bemis gave a recitation readings were provided and songs were sung. Tea and cookies were served to eight members and six visitors. March 2 at Mrs Leah Rogers home on Bond Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
George Woodcock
Lake Avenue
Cora Bemis
Leah Rogers
Bond Street
Altar Guild Elects Officers At St. Andrew's Meeting
Mrs. E B Redhead was elected president of the Altar Guild at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. Mrs G D Nicholas was chosen treasurer and Miss Viola Haynes secretary. A social hour followed the business session at the Rectory yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E B. Redhead
Altar Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
G. D. Nicholas
Viola Haynes
Modern old time dance at Nuhn's Barn Saturday night
Zoe leads a modern old time dance night at Nuhn's Barn this Saturday. The event offers first ten ladies free admission, drawing local dancers and guests to an evening of traditional and contemporary steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe Person
Community group events listed for churches and clubs
Tonight at 226 Harvard Mrs. Theodore Whitmore hosts King’s Daughters of Methodist church events. Mission Study Club gathers at 1st Congregational at 6 p m. Moving pictures of Porto Rico shown at 7 45. Sons and Daughters of Liberty meet. Fisherman’s Club at Baptist church Daughters of Scotia meet. Northwest Encampment at I O O F Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters of Methodist Church
Theodore Whitmore
Harvard
Mission Study Club
1St Congregational Church
Porto Rico
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Fisherman’s Club
Baptist Church
Daughters of Scotia
Northwest
I. OO
F. Hall
Lake avenue hosts research club meeting notes
Research Club members and one visitor met Thursday afternoon at Misses Nelle and Edith Hecock home on Lake avenue. Eighteen members responded to fall call. Mrs. Louis Hecock presented The Lesser Islands of the Pacific. Next meeting set for March second at Mrs. Will Davies home with luncheon and a sewing welfare program planned at Mrs. DeEtte Green's home on Oxford court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Research Club
Misses Nelle
Edith Hecock
Lake Avenue
Pacific
Louis Hecock
DeEtte Green
Oxford Court
Will Davies
Wooster Street
Mrs. Julia Tite Honored at Birthday Surprise
Miss Geraldine Salsbury hosted thirty six guests at the Salsbury home for a surprise birthday gathering for Mrs. Julia Tite. The evening featured music and games and a late refreshment course. Mrs. Tite received many fine gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Salsbury
Salsbury
Julia Tite
Mrs. Tite
Bethel Shrine Auxiliary Announces Card Party Plans
Bethel Shrine met in regular session and scheduled a postponed card party for February 21 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Waddington 2208 West Erie Avenue Lorain. Members of White Shrine and guests invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine
William Waddington
West
Erie Avenue
Lorain
White Shrine
Entertains Club at Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. Charles Schacht hosted the Elgrain Club at Dominick's Cuisine yesterday afternoon. Luncheon preceded bridge. Scores awarded prizes to Mrs. Clyde Hall first, Mrs. William Manwell second, and Mrs. Raymond Carlin consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Charles Schacht
Dominic’s
Clyde Hall
William Manwell
Raymond Carlin
Pythian Sisters Meet Despite Severe Weather
A large turnout gathered for the regular Pythian Sisters meeting despite harsh weather. Routine business was completed and it was announced that the January and February birthday committees will host the next gathering in two weeks.
Social and local notes from Elyria area visits and arrivals
Mrs Karl P Reely of Cincinnati guest of Mrs A T Hill in Elyria. Miss Margaret Morfoot returned home to Jefferson apartments after Cleveland visit. Mr and Mrs E M Freeman who wintered in Arkansas with their son Mr and Mrs E L Freeman returned home. Mr and Mrs Gordon Lemm expected to return to Elyria from Oswego NY for an extended stay. Born to Roy Zacharias and wife at Elyria Memorial Hospital February 9. Out of town guests entertained by Mrs H H McGowan included Mrs H H Van Keuren Mrs Bert Marlow and Miss Reva of Amherst, Mrs C Kuhlman Farnham NY and Miss Alma Neiding Oberlin. Fenton McClure at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute spending mid semester vacation in the city. Frank Stetson returns from Virginia and is enrolled at Case School of Applied Science in Cleveland. Ralph Vogler and lodge members Visited Fairview for annual inspection by Theodore Humphreys. George Hoke Jr convalescing at Elyria Memorial Hospital after illness. Mrs H W Ruth of 429 West
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl P. Reely
Cincinnati
Ohio
A. T. Hill
Margaret Morfoot
Jefferson Apartments
Cleveland
E. M. Freeman
Arkansas
E. L. Freeman
Gordon Lemm
Elyria
Oswego
New York
Roy Zacharias
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
H. H. McGowan
Kenyon Avenue
H .H. van Keuren
Bert Marlow
Reva
Amherst
C. Kuhlman
Farnham
Alma Neiding
Oberlin
Fenton McClure
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Frank Stetson
Virginia
Case School of Applied Science
Ralph Vogler
King Solomon's Lodge
Wm. Burns
Edd Dettman
Chris Harrison
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Surprise Dance at Cascade Pavilion Tonight
Krebs Day Orchestra Advertisement shows 16 cent admission and a dance event at Cascade Pavilion tonight with local entertainment and community notice.
Township Trustees and Clerks Set Meeting in Lorain County
Township trustees and clerks of Lorain county will meet at the court house at 1 P M tomorrow. Joe R Thomas of Hayesville will discuss pending legislation and relief problems. Officials from municipalities and tax leagues are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Court House
Joe R. Thomas
Hayesville
State Association of Township Trustees
Bipartisan push to ease railroad debt through revised relief bill
Senator Hastings said a compromise railroad bankruptcy provision has been revised and could win passage in the short session. The plan, backed by Justice Department and railroad executives, aims to scale down debts for individuals and businesses without full bankruptcy, with Roosevelt's team represented by A A Berle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Hastings
Delaware
United Press
Justice Department
Railway Executies
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
A. A. Berle
House
Spencer Division Meets Spencer
Feb 10 the Swastika M E Division met with Mrs Sam Woods for a well attended session. The group sewed a quilt and carpet rags. A social time followed with lunch served by Mrs E A Firestone Mrs N E Fuller and Miss Santa Browand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
M. E. Division
Sam Woods
E. A. Firestone
N. E Fuller
Santa Browand
Local Social Notes From Spencer and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Dean Bowman of Lodi visited Spencer guests of Claud Gannett. Frank Fuller and son Mark Fuller plan a public sale this month. Mrs Eva Ridgeway of Chatham visits Spencer. Mrs Louise Bowen led Epworth League at Spencer Methodist Church. Miss Geraldine Walters and Miss Gwendolyn Reese from Ak-Ton Actual Business College spent weekend at home. Choir rehearsal at Spencer M E church. Pythian Sisters of Liberty Bell Temple held a meeting. Bible Class met at M E church. Almonesterial meeting at Spencer Metro Avenue. Anna Kennedy recovering from influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Bowman
Lodi
Claud Gannett
Frank Fuller
Mark Fuller
Eva Ridgeway
Chatham
Spencer
Louise Bowen
Spencer Methodist Church
Geraldine Walters
Gwendolyn Reese
Actual Business College
Ak- Ton
Spencer M. FE
Pythian Sisters of Liberty Bell Temple
M. E
Spencer Metro
Phillips Donates Medicine For The Needy
Elyria Relief committee announced a donation of a considerable amount of drugs from C. W. Phillips. Workers began shelving the items at city hall commissary for distribution to needy families by city nurses when needed. The gift includes cod liver oil lunatives talcum powder ointments liniments baby foods and medicines for croup among many small bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Relief Committee
C. W. Phillips
Visiting Ministers Attend Dist Church Meeting
About 20 visiting ministers attended a Monday meeting at the district church with active participation. At noon the Opportunity Klub served luncheon. Mr. and Mrs Jay Palmer and two daughters of Wellington visited Sunday with Mrs Palmer's sister. Mrs Terrence Curtice and family and Mr and Mrs J T McCourt called on their son in law Glenn Repp, a patient at Lodi Hospital. Mr and Mrs Tom MeVicker of Chatham were Sunday callers of their son Milo MeVicker and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dist Church
Klub
Jay Palmer
Wellington
W H M Society Meets at Spencer Methodist Church
The W H M Society of Spencer Methodist meets this afternoon for its February session. Mrs L J Quadea hosts, with Mrs Frank White Mrs Quade Mrs Eva Stuart and Mrs Isse Miller on the serving committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. M Society
the Spencer Methodist Church
L. J. Quadea
Frank White
Quade
Eva Stuart
Isse Miller
Community Notes From Spencer Area Socials
Mrs Mary Curtice and daughter Mrs Grover Shepherd visited Mrs Clara Woods. Mrs Gertrude Aldrich and Mrs Anna Bowen were dinner guests of Mrs Clara Woods. Frances, Mr and Mrs Charles Phiester, Ray Cuddy from Cleveland spent the week with Mr and Mrs Frank Fuller and Miss Nellie Bail. Spencer friends honored Rev Charles Hyland family at Elyria gathering. Rev Karl Meister spoke at M E church on Atlantic City conference and Elyria Home. Miss Helen Ruble stayed with Ruth Still. Harry Chatman recovering from illness returned to work at Spencer Co. Father and Son banquet set for Spencer Methodist church February 15 with Hugh Diamond as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Curtice
Grover Shepherd
Gertrude Aldrich
Anna Bowen
Clara Woods
R. J Cuddy
Frances
Charles Phiester
Ray Cuddy
Cleveland
Frank Fuller
Nellie Bail
Spencer
Spencer Baptist Church
Elyria
Clycle Kieffer
Charles
Farmers Institute to Be Held in Spencer in February
The Farmers Institute will convene in Spencer on February 13 and 14 with noted speakers. The M E ladies will serve dinner and a play is planned for Tuesday evening. Mrs Paul Shillings and son Miles of Zanesville returned after a two week visit with Mrs Harry Roberts. Mrs Harvey Browand remains under care after gallstone surgery at Lodi Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Spencer
M. E
Paul Shillings
Miles
Zanesville
Harry Roberts
Fred Brouse
George Welsh
River Corners
Belle Bradley
Terrence Curtice
Layton Curtice
Leonard Hummell
Lodi Hospital
Harvey Browand
Earl Friend
Spring Pattern 0547 Frock Fashion Tips
Irresistible jumper frock style from Paris described in crepey silk and lace. Notes on size 14 to 40 availability, yardage for size 16, and ordering instructions with pattern and catalog prices. Includes patterns from Chronin-Telegram Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cols
Vou
West 18Th Street
New York City
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Bill’s the Swan
W. Broad
Andress
HEL
Mission Circle
ST. Paul's Circle
Sewing Circle
Marcelling
Leedale’s Beauty Shop
Swearer Elk
Circle NO § OF the Methodist Church
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United Presbyterian
Woodcock
Madam Harger
Cleveland St
The
Pythian Sisters
Broad St
Anna Kenendy
Garvin Avenue
Castle Croquignole
Hazel C
Stle Beauty Oppe T
Phillips
Nichol’s
Broad Street
Valentine Heart
Elysium Soda Grille and Restaurant
Fred Fuller
Dorothy Biges
Penfield
Dorothy Soo
Harold Sooy
Frank Sooy
Homerville
Mother Gray
Everwrere
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
Vmyrtelle’s Combination Realty Special
Myrtelle’s Beauty
Jade Tea Room
Phillips’ Drug Store
Oberlin Conservatory of
Lotte
Lehmann
Schubert
Schumann
Strauss
Brahms
Finney Chapel
Conservatory
Josef Hofmann
L. C. Hecock Floral Co
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