Luncheons and social events at Elyria club hostesses
Mrs Q hosts luncheon at Elyria Country Club for house guests from Cleveland and Covington. Mrs Basil Duke and Mrs R. P. Wirth attend from Kentucky and Gulf. first party tomorrow features a 35 guest luncheon bridge, with an afternoon contest and Thursday auction breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Elyria
Jeveland
Prnson
Atk Barbour
Ohio Street
Charles Ai
Covington
Kentucky
Basil Duke
Corv Ytton
Duke
Irs
R. PL Wirth
Gulf
Siven
Elgrit
Board of Directors Reelect Officers for 1930 at W.C.A.
The Board of Directors met at the association building and reelected officers Mrs. George Sieress as president Mrs. Ernest Crisp as vice president Mrs Artemas Beebe as treasurer Mrs Henry W Tibball as auditor and Adele Brown as corresponding secretary Reports from departments were heard including a Girl Reserve conference planned for February 22 23 in War Devem and notes on the National Biennial congress to be held in Detroit April 24 to May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. A
Sociation
George Sieress
Ernest Crisp
Artemas Beebe
Henry W. Tibball
Every
Lilies
Adele Brown
Orresponding Secetary
Girleserve
War Deven
W.C.A
Brown
Detroit
Guif
Coline Cotton
el Vian
Borate
Elyria
Cleveland
Preent
Merriman
Toledo
Depair
the & A.R.S A
Wilbur Thobaden
Brers
Lorain
Joces Order
Itwo
Community clubs and church groups host evening gatherings
Various organizations meet tonight across districts including The Wonder Club with Frances Sakes, Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John with Mrs Waller Plas, Woman's Welsh Club with Mrs Rico Austin, and more at addresses on Eastern Heights and Peninsular avenues. Lectures by Prof Sherman on England and a junior club bridge night are also noted alongside birthday celebrations for E Gunder on Fuller Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary-Martha
Methodist Church
Burton Ohlemacher
Harvard Avenue
Carlisle Grange
Old Glory Grange
LaGrange
Royal Neighbors Sewing Circle
Woodmen’s
Eagles
Loi
Wonder Clb
Frances Sakes
Ladies Ausiary Knights of St. John
Lucky Clover Barnes Club
Waller Plas
Testh Street
Rico Austin Ihovening
Lropia
Eastern
Ghts
Johv
Mi 6
Capas
Eastern Heights
Boulevard
Woman’s Benefit Associat
Second Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor Soci Pina
Methodist Circle Four
Seekor D
Fabusen
Penin
Banner Church
Son
Unitec Presbyterial
AusHiary
United Terian Church
C. L. Bristol
Sherman
England
In Woman's
Hollingsworth
Ro Ong
Shak Castile
Heimame
Cing
Quatre
FE. Gunder
E. Gunder
Fuller Road
Leroy Gunder
Roger Gunder
Stobert
Gunder
Mars Gunder
Lawrences
Theodore Gunder
Neil Gunder
Mra
Olive Gerhart
Gallipolis
Chin
Mrs George Fe Johnson Hosts Luncheon Bridge
Local society notes report Mrs George E Johnson of 116 Park Avenue hosting a luncheon and bridge session at her home with two dozen attendees. Prizes were awarded. other guests included Abel of Ashville and Mrs Rice speaking at a Fellows club supper afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Avery
Samuel Avery
Ethel Smith
Womens Club
Vere Brebs
Emily Scrivers
Elizabeth le- Lone
Charcour
Ana
George FE. Johnson
George E. Johnior
Park Av
Ber
Abel
Ashville
North A
Enest
Local society notes and travel, births and visitors
Mrs. William Walters returns from Scranton while Elyrians attend Oberlin concert. Members of the American Legion Auxiliary honor Mrs. Richard Frogley at her funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dickens host guests from Ironwood Michigan. Several Elyrians plan New York City visits and Cleveland gatherings. A newborn son is announced in Lodi. Page 7 covers society items and the Obie Commercial Schools event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walters
Oxford ‘Avenue
Scranton
Penn
A. E. Bailey
Lena Tabor
Agnes Feron
Fred Beckwith
American Legion Auxiliary
Richard Frogley
Austin Ohio Today
Harry Dickens
Court
Dickens
Frank Gulian
Ironwood
Michigan
Oberlin
Dist
Cleveland
Council of Cities
George Stevens
East Avenue
New York City
Geoffrey Gates
Myron S. Teller
Maurice Boylan
Earl Court
Toledo
Ohio
Beverly Jeanne Schneider
Marseilles Avenue
Albert Henry
Lodi
Hival
E. T. Reese
Columbus
Obie Commercial
Reid
Hollenden Hotel
Reese
How They Grew Thin
A promotional piece touts Marmola prescription tablets as a natural method to reduce obesity by addressing a supposed weak gland. It claims 22 years of use and millions of boxes, with a book inside each box explaining action and formula. A $1 box is urged, promising weight loss and personal benefit.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elyria Ladies Prominent
Ennew Organization
Columbia Club
Columbia @jter
Zander
Ore
County Lutheran Mens
Scneo
Kari Netmeier
Lester Burr
Jig
Guarantee Title and Trust Company
Ralph Ursem
Marteilles Avenue
Ursem
Aurtie Hafler
Earts
Vernice Lance
Edward Krebs
Hurley
Knights of Columbus
Ual
Council
Chevalier Lodge
Loraen
T Prthias
Elsha
First Congregational Church
Wilfred Bowdl Messing
Behegines Faebraars
H. Howett
Emilie Roth
Artix
Adams
Alion
Bec
West Post
Mary Johnson
Spring Valley
Tabor Auditoriu Lin Ciesieend F . Gey
Merc. A. F
SORS
Skeyhile
Firsoehurch
Au Rria
Mussolini
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Howard Barbour
Charles Jotas
E. F. Allen
Treacrer
R. S. Silsber
Alan Smy
3 Sapnes
Flower
Mayo Roe
Walter Wagner
Erwin Didwell
North Olmsted
Harry Schwind
Second Street
N. A. G. Club
Pri
Marr Marsh
Iired Gray
Rut Richards
King Sotromon
Chorus
Wind
Roand Aduit
Hleres
Dyumar
Damaris
Ulere
Jean Marie Smith
Ria Smith
Mrs. Smith
Ic Fon
Gladys du
Xa Bera
Seco
Cans
Earl
Womex
Yous
Spruce Street
Lagier Meson
Usu 2
ST. Andrew's Church
North Elyria Grange
Grange
Granser Frank Mesor
Elyria Eagles
Harold D. Miller
Cali
Bert
Cascade Pavillion
Hines- Billings Orchestra
Hallworthy
Jackson Wall Paper and Paint
Cleveland Street
Charis
East 2Nd Street
Wildercraft
Jimmy
Jane
Standard Oil of
Weeeer
Pstandard
Obio. Corporation
Mr. Surprise Monroeter
Evera Globe Evern Tertaine
Mrs. Br al. Rast i
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!