Elyria Garden Club hears China farming lessons from Phil Hoffman
Phillip Hoffman, former China teacher, describes Ching-Tu Province farming. He notes terrace rice paddies, irrigation by pedal ferris wheel, composting culture, seven crops yearly aim, and high yields. Chinese practices include sunlit fields, lack of soil erosion, and heavy use of manure compost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Garden Club
Phillip Hoffman
Linville
Alr. Hoffman
China
Ching-Tu
Tibet
Florida
Ching- Tu
United States
Choose New Name For Rowena Circle Becomes Circle Dot Club
The former Rowena Circle adopts Circle Dot Club as its new name at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Martha Wirth in Nichols court. Seventeen members and one guest attended as Mrs. Alice Kaylor began her second term as president and gifts were exchanged after sewing and a Valentine tribute. Lunch featured seasonally themed decorations.
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Rowena Circle
Circle Dot Club
Martha Wirth
Nichols Court
Harding
Alice Kaylor
Kaylor
Rose Boals
Winckles Street
Apple Blossom Time at St Johns Young People Society
St Johns Young People Society presents Apple Blossom Time a three act comedy at the school auditorium tonight at eight with a repeat Friday February 14 Cast includes Betty Ann Stewart Elaine Schultz Nancy Prescott Anita Gotro Polly Biddle Wanda Munz Cal Pickens Karl Eady Bob Matthews Leroy Gotro Charlie Lawrence Robert Kamphoefner Spud McClosky Mickey McGuire Howard Hinkelmann Robert Block Loretta Harris Broa Burandt Malvina Kurtz Violet Munz Mrs Forrest Annabel Spriggens Ruth Niemeyer directed by P M Schroeter Specialty numbers between acts by Betty Ann Berger June and Harriet Folley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Young People Society
Betty Ann Stewart
Elaine Schultz
Nancy Prescott
Anita Gotro
Polly Biddle
Wanda Munz
Cal Pickens
Karl Eady
Bob Matthews
Leroy Gotro
Charlie Lawrence
Robert Kamphoefner
Spud McClosky
Mickey Mcguire
Anita Meinke
Annabel Spriggens
Ruth Niemeyer
P. M. Schroeter
Betty Ann Berger
June
Harriett Folley
Alpha Delta Sorority Meets. officers elected at West Avenue home
Ruth Kelling hosted Alpha Delta Sorority as members gathered on West Avenue for a business meeting and officer elections. Charlotte Chase became president with Betty Ryan as secretary and Marion Barnes treasurer. Prizes were awarded, and plans were made for future meetings and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kelling
Alpha Delta Sorority
West Avenue
Charlotte Chase
Betty Ryan
Marion Barnes
Cootie
Betty Moehle
Louisé Knierim
Local physician speaks on tuberculosis research at Lorain Society event
Dr J M Meyers professor of Medicine at University of Minnesota addressed Lorain County Medical Society last night at Hotel Lorain. Forty seven physicians attended the dinner and meeting where he discussed skin testing and tuberculosis research. He praised county efforts to stamp out the disease and later spoke to a general audience at First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Meyers
University of Minnesota
Lorain County Medical Society
Hotel Lorain
Dr. Meyers
Meyers
First Congregational Church
Progressive Dinner Among Standard Bearers at Church
A group of twelve from Miss Reva Taylor’s Lincoln Court home traveled to Miss Grace O Malley’s Princeton Avenue residence and then to Marian and Ada Mae Stanford’s Columbus Street home for a progressive dinner. Prizes at the Stanford stop went to Jeanette Linville, Betty Karlow, and Dorothy Melton. On March second the girls will meet again at the O Malley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Reva Taylor
Lincoln Court
Grace O'Malley
Princeton Avenue
Misses Marian
Ada Mae Stanford
Columbus Street
Jeanette Linville
Betty Karlow
Dorothy Melton
O'Malley
Sorority Meets for Evening at Mary Alice Mclaughlin Home
Theta Zeta Tau Sorority hosted a meeting at Mary Alice Mclaughlin's home. After a brief business session, bridge was played with prizes awarded to Hazel Todgham, Alberta Ehlert, and Marian Malik. A two course luncheon followed. The next gathering is set for Miss Alberta Ehlert's Longford Avenue home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Zeta Tau Sorority
Mary Alice Mclaughlin
Bridge
Hazel Todgham
Alberta Ehlert
Marian Malik
Longford Avenue
Maxine Garford Hosts Alpha Sigma Chi Meeting
Alpha Sigma Chi met at Maxine Garford’s home with Jayne Kennelly elected to the club. A letter of thanks was sent to Sigma Omega Sigma Sorority for the club dinner at Hotel Newell. After the business meeting bridge prizes went to Marjorie Baus and Babe Bramwell. refreshments followed and the club adjourned to meet in two weeks at Salle O’Donnell’s Fourth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Sigma Chi
Maxine Garford
Jayne Kennelly
Sigma Omega Sigma Sorority
Hotel Newell
Marjorie Baus
Babe Bramwell
Salle O'Donnell
Fourth Street
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Garden Club
Mrs. Travers
Central Guild of
Department of Business
Elyria Woman's Club
J. E. Woodruff
Young
Kathryn Hershler
Doris Wilmington
Vic Breitenstein
Catherine Schneurer
Woodruff
G. H. Simonson
Oberlin
Sigma Gamma
Marge Wilson
American Legion Hall
Charles Markham
Wilma Deering
Buck
Wilma
Buck Rogers
Chronicle- Telegram
al Moa A
Thay Eee
Elyqia
Theresa Yuronich
Pasadena Avenue
Eleanor Robinson
Mabel Kreeger
Mayfair Club
Cleveland
Robinson
Parkview Court
Allen
Dorothy Edington
Lincoln
Inter-Club Council
Vivian Chapman
G. R
Beverly Dwire
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Berean
C. M. Ackerman
Jay Fitch
Kieth Brown
Clarence Beazell
J. H. Pope
Wildercraft
Valentine
D. L. WilDer
Gare
Benham
South Seas
Hurricane Hawk
Fonetary
Winana
Chronicle-Telegram
Buick
Salory
Crnipmen
Apodtuel Accessoris
E. Bridge Street
Elyria, Ohio
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