Mission Tea Links Oberlin and Elyria Grace Lutheran Women
SOCIETY EV. AND MRS. HENRY DAWE of Grace Lutheran Oberlin joined five congregational women for a missionary tea with the Ladies Aid Society of Grace Lutheran Elyria. Rev F J Schumm spoke on Indian mission work to about forty five members and guests. tea followed with red and white Valentine decor and bingo prize to Mrs G Schaeffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dawe
Grace Lutheran Church
R Oberlin
Ladies Aid Society
Thomas Elemaven
Dawe
Schumm
Wiliam Schmittgen
G. Schaeffer
Girl Reserves Meeting at McKinley School Opens
The Girl Reserves at McKinley School, led by President Mary Ruth Kershaw, held a business meeting with eleven members present. Blaine Evans was welcomed as a new member and plans were made for a recognition service at First Congregational Church on Sunday February 28. Mrs Manzo led devotions and routine reports were given before the meeting closed with America the Beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley School
Mary Ruth Kershaw
Blaine Evans
First Congregational Church
Manzo
Dorcas
Church of Christ
B. C. Alexander
Jesus
George Martin
C. M. Terrs
J. D. Squires
Folden Albert
Juniorettes of American Legion Auxiliary Meet at Legion Home
The Juniorettes met at the Legion Home with advisor Mrs Cora Terrell to plan scrapbooks for the Xenia home and conduct routine business. Lotto was played and refreshments served. They will meet again February 25 at the Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Cora Terrell
Xenia
Local Personal News Roundup From Elyria
Miss Esther Schulz arrives from Western College for Women in Oxford to stay until Monday. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. J. Elwin Akins of Massillon on February ninth. Elyrians attend John H. Scott funeral. relatives include Morris Scott. Schröder family mourn Willis Siegenthaler. Mrs. Schneider’s father. Mrs. Harry Newton visits Memphis after New Orleans trip. Miss Wilma Cope visiting Lake Avenue relatives. Katherine Mioze to Dayton for secretary role. Sarah Thomas recovering from appendectomy at Fort Hamilton Hospital. Mrs. Leroy Crowell returns to Tucson after month with her father. Greene family announces Nancy Gail born yesterday at Elyria Memorial. Durkee Dairy man returns from Columbus after Dairy Technology Conference. Robert Sutton underwent appendectomy at Elyria Memorial. Variety Club dinner followed by theater. attendees listed. Joseph H. Knuff visiting Miami, Florida. New daughter Nancy Jo born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mattie in Cleveland. Edward G. Wiech and wife welcome a son at Elyria Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Schulz
Western College For Women
Oxford Ohio
Park Avenue
J. Elwin Akins
Massillon
Ohio
John H. Scott
Ripton
Morris Scott
Margaret Hewitt
Viola Hargrave
Faye Hargrave
Ellsworth Schneider
Fremont
Schneider
Willis Siegenthaler
Harry Newton
Washington Avenue
Oscar Farrell
Memphis
Tennessee
New Orleans
Louisiana
Wilma Cope
New Jersey
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Misses Cope
Lake Avenue
Katherine Miaioze
East River Street
Colson Co
Dayton
Sarah Thomas
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Hamilton
Leroy Crowell
Tucson
Arizona
F. J. Borie
West Avenue
Robert Greene
Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Nancy Gail
M. P. Durkee
Durkee Dairy
Columbus
Robert Sutton
Bath Street
Freida Myers
Helen Berrington
Margaret Caywood
Peg Flowers
Maxine C. Shively
Myrtle Bailey
South Amherst
Joseph H. Knuff
1618 Lake Avenue
Miami
Florida
Paul Mattie
Josephine Lockard
Willoughby
Western Reserve Maternity Hospital
Cleveland
Nancy Jo
Edward G. Wiech
East Avenue
Elyria Clinic
Six Wee club welcomes Mary Louise OBrien at Mildred Buck home
The Six Wee club welcomed Mary Louise OBrien yesterday at Mildred Buck s home on East Broad Street. Several games and refreshments followed. The group meets again on Thursday February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Six Wee Club
Mary Louise O'Brien
Mildred Jean Buck
East Broad Street
Crochet Inspired By Old Lace Pattern 5764
A rare Point de Venise design adapted to an easy crochet pattern yields a lacy cloth idea. Medallions are single and memory friendly, suited for a bedspread pillow top vanity or buffet set. Complete instructions for the 12 inch square with stitches and materials are in pattern 5764. Send 10 cents to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept. for details and pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Calendar Notes From Local Club Meetings
Calendar items show dessert bridge at the Atreme Club in the Masonic dining room and a box social by Rollin Hinkson Post and Auxiliary after a meeting. Other gatherings include British Empire card party and dance, Monopoly Club with Josephine Wikrendt, Round Table, Kings Daughters dinner at the M E church, Northwest Encampment, Daughters of America, and Grace Guild marking its first anniversary with a 6 30 dinner at Gables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atreme Club
Masonic
Rollin Hinkson Post and Auxilary
British Empire
Monopoly Club
Josephine Wikrendt
Round Table Club
Kings Daughters
M. E. Church
Northwest
Daughters of America
Grace Guild
Gables
Lorain County Beekeepers Meet at Amherst Home
The Lorain County Beekeepers Association will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson of Amherst on Monday evening February 15 at eight o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Bee Keepers Association
Ray Johnson
Amherst
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Names and Addresses
Hospital admissions include Stanley Cerron Lorain Robert Sutton 154 Bath St Joan Ketcham 920 East Ave Louis Wesley Brown Hotel Duke Linderman 1019 Middle Ave Roland Fiedler 119 Fremont St Discharges list Richard Seniff 112 Fourth St Mrs Albert Struck and baby girl 1216 Middle Ave Ferdinand Gibson Lorain John Stanko 131 Erie St Irene Dumas 37 Lake Ave Mrs Halton Beard Oberlin Delores Meltzer 333 Columbus St John Pastor 353 Vulcan St John Drennan 137 Garvin Ave Samuel Rotunda 240 Fifth St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Cerron
Lorain
Robert Sutton
Bath St
Joan Ketcham
East Ave
Louis Wesley. Brown Hotel
Duke Linderman
Middle Ave
Roland Fiedler
Fremont St
Richard Seniff
Fourth St
Albert Struck
Ferdinand Gibson
John Stanko
Erie St
Irene Dumas
Lake Ave
Halton Beard
Oberlin
Valentine Day themed gatherings fill East Bridge social calendar
A busy round of Bunco prizes and prizes for bridal gifts filled East Bridge social events. Dor othy Sandrock’s win at Mrs. Ed Olds’ home sparked a gift-laden celebration with Lorain Belden Elyria relatives. Circle 1 of St Pauls, Junior Choir at Pilgrim Community, Lorilee club, Cues and Lines Dramatic club, pre-nuptial and post-nuptial gatherings, and a Daughters of Sahara bingo night all followed with desserts, robes funds, and Valentine table settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Sandrock
Ed Olds
East Bridge Street
Bunco
Alva Miller
Lattig
Miss Sandrock
Lorain
Belden
Elyria
Scott Cramer
Robert McKay
Esther Metzger
Elsie Sehriver
Gilbert Diederich
Louise Herman
Mary Braezgger
Mennell
C. H. Wilson
Geraldine Sandrock
W. Sandrock
Sandrock-Wilson
Farewell Party For Mrs Pontier Planned By Church
The Maranatha class of First Baptist Church organizes a farewell gathering for Mrs Olive Pontier at East Avenue Church House on Saturday at 7 30 PM The event precedes her departure Monday for the East to visit relatives before sailing for Africa on April seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maranatha
First Baptist Church
Olive Pontier
East Avenue
Johnston Gift & Knit Shop Spring Styles Sale
Exclusive patterns yarns and colors with free knitting instructions at The Johnston Gift & Knit Shop 230 Second St. Gifts of all descriptions at moderate prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston Gift & Knit Shop
Second St
Pertinent Question Is Considered At Meeting
Bernadine McGruder an educational worker for the International Ladies Garment Workers Union spoke at the first in a series of Y W C A meetings. She traced labor movement history from the 1770s Knights of Labor to the American Federation of Labor and the CIO led by John L Lewis, noting crafts then industrial workers. The next meeting will feature a representative of the AFL and a Manufacturer's Association speaker to present the employers’ view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Bernadine McGruder
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Business and Industrial Committee
W. O. McClellan
Miss McGruder
United States
Knights of Labor
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
McClellan
Program Entreats Bethel Shrine Parlor Party Night
Second in a series of parties for Bethel Shrine members and families followed a short business meeting in I O F Hall. Eleanor Young and Mary Rogers organized an evening with Dr Ralph Bevard piano solos the YWCA Senior Friendship Club dramatic club presented a play Daniel Root guitar numbers Helen Root guitar Patsy Rogers tap dances Martha Christy Patsy Rogers tap etc Donald Marsh accordion solos Sylvia Taylor dressed as a Valentine distributed candy hearts and Valentines Refreshments served with Mrs Flossie Siber and committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine
Eleanor Young
Mary Rogers
Ralph Bevard
Dramatic Club
Flossie Siber
Scrap Book Photos Capture Falcom Club Meet at Burdue Home
Members gathered at East avenue for a Falcom Club meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burdue. Anne Grandstaff and J. D. Funk won first prizes in card games, Mia Funk and Rob Chapman consolation. A buffet lunch followed for sixteen members and two guests Wilma Cope and Fred Meng. Valentine decor blanketed the event as plans for a February 19 surprise theatre party emerged. Me and Mrs J D Funk host a March eleventh home event, with Eleanor and Walter Gehrke welcomed as new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falcom Club
Wayne Burdue
East Avenue
Anne Grandstaff
J. D. Funk
Mia
Funk
Rob Chapman
Wilma Cope
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Fred Meng
Lorain
Valentine
Burdue
Eleanor
Walter Gehrke
Culture Club presents First Lady in Dayton and Kaufman play
Culture Club members enjoyed a three act drama First Lady at Mrs. Fred Fulmer’s home on Eastern Heights Boulevard. Reviewer Mrs. J L Bridgeland evaluated the social satire about a Washington matron seeking to place her husband in the White House amid rivalries with a Supreme Court wife. Mrs. John Hocock discussed poets Edna St Millay and Edwin A Robinson. A luncheon is scheduled at Mrs. E A Hubbard’s home on February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton and
Kaufman
Culture Club
Fred Fulmer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
J. L. Bridgeland
White House
Supreme Court
Washington
John Hocock
Edna St. Vin Millay
Edwin A. Robinson
Vassar
Robinson
Hecock
Pythian Sisters Appoint Visiting Committee in Woodman Hall
The Most Excellent Chief named Ruby Smith Marian Shrubsole and Edna Manzelman to the visiting committee. The charter was draped for thirty days for Brother Kay. Plans for inspection on April 22 and a dance on April 5 were set with Beatrice Joslyn, Marian Shrubsole and Ruby Smith on the committee. Prizes awarded to Edna Maenzelman, Gertrude Funk, Lydia Melton, Anna Hoard and Alonzo Brown. Proceeds to the Elkator Fund for the Medina Pythian Home. refreshments provided by the birthday committee. Next meeting February 25 to practice for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Ruby Smith
Marian Shrubsole
Edna Manzelman
Brother Kay
Beatrice Joslyn
Irma Schnarr
Laura Barton
Ecards
Medina Pythian
Edna Maenazelman
Gertrude Funk
Lydia Melton
Anna Hoard
Alonzo Brown
Graduates to Attend Valentine Party at YMCA
A Middle Steps committee met at the YMCA to plan a Valentine's party for high school graduates, especially Friendship Club members, with Jane McGuire as chairwoman.
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Middle Steps
Y. W
Friendship Club
Jane McGuire
Valentine study circle hosts at Unite Presbyterian Church
Emily Paoth and Helen Bristo served as hostess committee for the Emm Dean Anderson Circle at Unite Presbyterian Church. Jean Smith led the business and distributed prayer cycles for 1937. Vivian Hog ace introduced Mrs. George Williamson who reviewed Congo Crosses chapters and shared Scotland fair experiences. The meeting ended with a prayer circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Emily Paoth
Helen Bristo
Emm Dean Anderson
Unite Presbyterian Church
Jean Smith
the Iosson
Vivian Hogace
George Williamson
Scotland
Miss Ruth Hege Speaks at St. Pauls Church Parlor Event
The Beacon Light class entertained about sixty women and girls from St. Pauls church last evening with Ruth Hege as speaker. Hege, on furlough from the Belgian Congo, described her mission work and displayed artifacts from Africa. Mrs. Alice Pittman and Mrs. L. Wigfield contributed duets, followed by a refreshment course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Light
St. Paul’s Church
Ruth Hege
Misa Hege
Furlouch
Belgian Congo
Farewell party for Miss Katherine Malone on East River Street
A group of friends surprised Miss Katherine Malone at her home on East River Street for a farewell party. After an evening of Hearts Edith Hudson won high score and Lucille Walker was consoled. Malone departs tomorrow for Dayton to take a secretarial position and received a Valentine themed luncheon table gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stone
Carol Mahike
William Barris
Bast Street
Amherst
Katherine Malone
East River Street
Edith Hudson
Lucille Walker
Miss Malone
Dayton
Tricia
Mrs Earl Brown Hosts Fortnightly Mirror Talk
Mrs Earl Brown hosted a Fortnightly gathering at her Ohio Street home on Thursday with Old Mirrors as the main topic. Mrs Charles Johnson provided the diversion by reading from Sir Phillip Gibbs England Speaks. Mrs Richard Stevens of 2290 Sixth Street will host the February 25 meeting at two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Brown
Ohio Street
Thursda
Charles Johnson
Phillip Gibbs
England
Richard Stevens
Sixth Street
Bake Sale at Roy Hultz on Middle Ave by Junior Choir
The apron and bake sale takes place Saturday morning at Roy Hultz 148 Middle Ave 1 M E Circle No 9. The event is hosted by the Singer Sewing Machine Store and features the Junior Choir Pilgrim Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hultz
Middle Ave
Pilgrim Church
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Grace Lutheran Aid Society Missionary Tea
Vyles
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
Gertrude Rahl
Brookhouser
Paul Weisbrod Jr
Cascade Street
Katherine Smith
Phillip Barr
Edward Schneider
Ostrov’s
St. Paul's
Gus Quade
Sunshine Sisters
Rose Boals
John Gollnick
Pilgrim Community Church
Thelma Pixiey
Velma Pixley
Eleanor May Helling
June Helling
S. R. Bram
Singer Store
Middle Avenue
W. L. Bodine
Roosevelt Avenue
Lorilee Club
Dorothy Molosky
Rita Yunker
Cues and Lines Dramatic Club
al Bauer
Igh Street
Red Cross
Jean McCray
Beverly Barchard
J. G. Green
Milly Ann Strause
Bridge
Mary Robertson
Mrs. Green
Barbara Rogers
Lucille Coen
Jeanne Crowe
Marvelle Moehl
Mary Robson
Schriner
Dorothy
Donald Gunder
Richard Davies
Irvin Wissinger
Virginia Chrisman
Georgina Jones
Allen Schriner
Mary Barbara Jones
Helen Lehman
Carol Myers
Lilian Gunder
Wesley Ore
Daughters of
Sahara
Elsie Scriveng
May Fletcher
Cleveland Order
Bertha Lzberger
Edna Smith
Myrtle Thorley Low
Ethel Sparks
Silver Tea
Division A
Second Congregational Church
George Woodcock
A. E. Kemp
Harry Pickett
James
Martha Refenninz
Franklin School
Mrs. Pontier
Kewtie
Temple Court
Wm. Damm
Masonic Bldg
Valentere
Lucien LeLong
Perfumes
Temple Beauty & Barber Sho
Rush’s Wave Shop
Spiritualist Meeting
Endora Williams
Jaurendine
Akron
Broad Street
Madame
Mam’selle
Marie
The
Satin Shoe Co
Grants and
Penney's
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