Professor Wenner speaks to Elyria Woman's Club on US views abroad
Professor Thomas B. Wenner of Cleveland outlined Latin American attitudes toward the United States and war, noting neglect of U S visitors and the region's raw materials. He described four sectors of influence and said Germans have footholds in some South American enterprises, while trade and defense questions loom as the U S builds the canal's third lock.
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ITE
Elyria Woman's Club
Thomas B. Wenner
Litnt
Anerigan Fcent
Me. Wenner
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Ohio
Oberlin College
University of Geneva
Switzerland
University of Paris
New York University
Cornell University
University of Minnesota
Near East
North Africa
Latins America
Wenner
Latin
America
United States
Europe
South America
Orr
Parma
Howard Somers, Jr
Hostess Club
Robert Birch
John Halpin
Civics and Political Science Department
Education and Fine Arts Department
William Beoninghoff
Elyria Couple Exchange Vows In Bucyrus
Elyria couple exchange vows in Bucyrus at seven o clock on Tuesday evening. Ceremony performed by Rev Purdy in candlelight with only immediate family present. Bride Miss Luan Johnston wore white jersey with White roses and violets. Groom Earl Molien topf. Afterward wedding supper and home to 706 Foster Grove. Johnston daughter of Adelbert Johnston. Mollenkopf son of Fred Mollenkopf. He is manager at Isaly Dairy in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mollenkorf
Bucyrus
Luan Johnston
Earl Molientopf
Purdy
United Brethren Church of
Jersey
Mary Williams
Williams
Flynis
Foster Greout
Miss Lilli Conley Leaves for New York Visit
Local society notes recount Miss Lilli Conley of Griswold road returning from a NYC trip with her brother Roy Conley stationed at Brooklyn Navy Yard. Other items mention births, social gatherings, a Catholic study club meeting with film plans, a bridal party for Carolyn Maslyk, and various visits and home moves in Elyria.
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Lilli Conley
Griss Wold Road
New York City
Roy
Conley
Brooklyn Navy Hos
Will Sehnel
Columbus
Obie
Meg
Herman Parth
Denison Overnue
Delbert Mason
Elyeia = Memorial hospital
Wili Middle Avenue
Sorority Holds Pin Ceremony and Badge Vote
The sorority met at Mrs. Fred Wiggenton's home last evening for a pin presentation to active members. A brief business session followed with a vote to initiate Mrs. Amm on Kreider at the next regular meeting. Plans for upcoming events and a library story hour were also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wiggenton
Ammon Kreider
Red Crees Cewing
Mendas
Wohem Beelman
Fafth Free Ie Bridge
Pmzes
Wer
Owen Sert
Study group meeting of Second Congregational Division D
February gathering at Mrs A Bauer house Spruer street was led by vice chair Mrs Thomas Marsh due to the chairman's absence. Mrs Ed Smith gave devotional from Matthew and study book chapters were concluded. Calls were reported by Mrs Halderman and Mrs Winchell. next month hosts will be Mrs Spencer and Mrs Fred Hensman. Red Cross work noted. bake sale planned March 1 at Mrs Hensman’s High Street home with Mrs Squires as hostess. Social hour served refreshments to 14 members.
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Second Congregational Church
A. Bauer
Spruer Street
Florence Wright
Thomas Marsh
Ed Smith
Frank Spencer
John Haldeman
S. Winchell
Spencer
Fred Hensman
Wright
Red Cross
Hensman
High Street
C. Squires
Race Relations Program Dinner Meeting And Service Notes
The Cora May Walton Mission Study Club met at the First Congregational church for their monthly dinner. Rev William A Leath and daughter Elizabeth Ann attended with Georgette Collins a music student from Oberlin Conservatory. Rev E F Chappelle spoke on The Forgotten Race noting Negro contributions to culture and urging civic access and a community center. Doris Todd led devotions on Service and a hospital supply project kept members busy after adjournment. Dames of Malta installed officers at LOOF hall with Grace Hulter installing as marshal. Tauise Tichenor deputy marshal. Ruth Blaessee and Jessie Raesler color bearers. New officers included Marcella Scott herald and Lucille Scheibel deputy herald. Plans for a card party and ways and means for February 25 were announced with prizes awarded to Emily Scrivens and Mrs Reichert. Deputy Hutter and Ethel Hercing of Cleveland accompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora May Walton Misson
First Congregational Church
William A. Leath
Elizabeth Ann
Georgette Collins
Oberlin Conservatory
E. £. Chappelle
Second Baptist Church
Chappelle
Doris Todd
Kathleen Vaughn
Barbara Placher
Elyria Hospital
Dames of
Malta
Lo.o.f. Hall
Grace Hulter
Cleveland
Marshall
Tauise Tichenor
Ruth Blaessee
Jessie Raesler
Marcella Scott
Lucille Scheibel
Anna Gunder
Lucille Schrock
Rose Boals
Hazel Bates
Dorothy Ray
Anna Grace Bright
Ways and Means Committee
Emily Scrivens
Reichert
Hutter
Ethel Hercing
Golden Glow Club Hosts Pineapple Tables At Krugman Home
Golden Glow club members filled two tables of pineable at Mrs George Krugmans Clark street home last evening. Prizes were won by Maude MrLaughlin Gertrude Henry and Elizabeth Galloway. A five course Tuneshton was served in an lace covered dining room. The next party will be at Mrs Allen Page on Middle over February 23. Bake Sale Saturday 10 30. a mw Cieie 3 La Perte Mk. Strack s Furniture Store
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Carolyn Maslyk
Elyria Telephone Co
Elmira Patton
Third Street
Clemence Faecking
Cleveland
Wade Williams
Grace Diederich
Miss Maslyk
Clem
Carrie
Lyk
Russell Ob
Golden Glow Club
George Krugman
Clark Street
Maude MrLaughlin
Gertrude Henry
Elizabeth Galloway
Henry Ales
Valentine Saymrs
Allen Page
Clifford Limpert
Doverroad
North Olmsted
Robert Daniels
Elgins
A. James
John Gatchel
Albert Bishop
Fast Avenue
George Hewitt
Louella Honney
W. HK
Neva Hann
Hazel Hicks
Abraham Lincaln
Lincoln
Wilda Ksenich
Trostess
Mrs. Hahn
Alice Herrmatin
Variety Club
Charles McVey
Tehry Peloquin
Her Mrother
Harvard Avenue
Evelyn Chapman
Melen Foreman
Sheila Higeweu
Middle Avec
B.C
Marie Therese Diedrick
Riverside Court
Valentine
Marjorie Craft
Blaine Street
Oes
Church group luncheon and upcoming events in Elyria
Entertain church Division B members at Mrs. Wal ter Roosevelt home with a devotional led by Mrs. F Albert using the 23rd Psalm a reading of Jesus and Alexander and How Shall I Pray. They plan five hymnals in memory and a white elephant sale at next meeting. Encampments of District No 29 hold open meeting in I 00 F hall with a St Clair Rebekah lodge fellowship dinner and program by Jones chapel choir Elyria. Grand Encampment patriarch Harry A Hammon will speak with judges invited from Medina Tati West lake and Cleveland. Seventy five couples attended Elyria Couker Knights of Columbus Valentine party and another is set for Easter Monday April 6.
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Church of Christ
Walter Roosevelt
East River Street
F. Albert
Jesus
Alexander
Mesdames
Terry
Conabee
Young
Finkel
Wit
Order
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Jones Chapel
Elyria
Thets Rho Club
Harry A. Hammon
Cambridge
Ohin
Medina
Tati
Westlake
Cleveland
Elyria Couker Knights of Columbus
Evening Club and Society Events Calendar Update
Tonight small town groups hold dinners meetings and social gatherings across Wellington and nearby areas. Dispatch lists include Jefferson P T A Pounders dinner at Second Congregational Church and various society events at Prospect Street Madison Avenue and Fifth Street with multiple hosts and venues.
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Second Congregational Church
Lorain County
Mra
F.C. Wiles
Prospect Street
Wellington
Czeskoslovakian Stellet — Society
F. Brads
Madison Avenue
Emma Dean Anderson
Han Mipper
United Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church
Willian
Willian Leath
Bethel Shrine
J. In
O. O
Flyria Commandery
K. T. Beacon
St. Paul's Church
Lincoln Day Observance at St Pauls Church Circle No 2
Eighteen members and one guest attended Circle No 2 at St Pauls church parlors. Mrs Rankin led devotions and readings as the group sang hymns and discussed Lincoln history. Officer elections were held, with Ruth Higgins named president Eleanor Pavlish secretary and Eleanor Higgins treasurer. A planned Lincoln Day program and a future meeting at Mrs Oswalds were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Lehmann
Woman's Go
St. Paul's Church
Yungklaus
Harry Ranekin
Grasp
Rankin
Lehmann
Guild
Club Members Sew The Jolly Stitchers Meet at Clara Bames Home
Club members gathered at Mrs Clara Bames home on Caroline avenue for a threen lunch eon yesterday. Ten members attended. After routine business the afternoon was spent sewing. Mrs Marie Heathcote of Seneca street invited the club to meet at her home on March EH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Stitchers
Clara Bames
Caroline Avenue
Marie Heathcote
Seneca Street
New Army Air Corps Mothers Elect Officers
The newly organized Air Corps Mothers elected officers for the coming year at a Tuesday meeting at Elyria Bust ness College with bond attendance. Officers include commander Mrs Frank Mottoia senior vice commander Mrs EF Williams adjutant Mrs E T Reese chaplain Mrs E L Anderson color bearers Mrs H A Keating and Mrs Annette Reid and matron at arms Mrs Fred Nano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Corps
Elyria Bustness College
Frank Mottola
EF. M. Williams
E. T. Reese
E. L. Anderson
H. A. Keating
Annette Reid
Fred. Nano
Mather
Army Air Corps
Meetings and postponements listed for community groups
The Home Nursing class for Business and Professional Women's club and friends meets tomorrow at 7 30 at the YWCA with Mrs Charles Stusted as teacher. The Women's Mission Bible class of the First Baptist Church is postponed from February 11 to February 20 and will be held at the church. The Arame club meets in the reception room of the Masane Temple at 2 pm tomorrow.
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Women's Club and Friends
Y.w.ca
Charles Stusted
Women’s Mission Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Frid
Arame Club
Masane Temple
Community Club Plans March Talks and Events
The Junior Friendship cabinet met to arrange future events. Dorothy Bogart read devotions. next Monday features a hair styling talk by Pius and Thomas from Cleveland School of Commerce. Wayne Mack of WGAR speaks February 23. projects include hospital work Red Cross and USO. a gift funded for a typewriter useable. Gamma Epsilon Beta Sigma Phi held a meeting planning a May state convention in Cincinnati and an animal style show in March with Grace Shay leading a session on The Dance. Varied club activities include a guest at the Variety Club and D.A.R. luncheon changes, sewing, and nursing course notices at local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Friendship Club
Dorothy Bogart
Pius & ‘Thus
Cleveland School of Commerology
Wayne Mack
WGAR
Red Cross
USO
Y.W.G.A
Theodore Mayer
Rocky River
Wight
Virginia Kae Jlopan
Marcia Nichols
I * Sorority
Gamma Epsilon Chapter
Beta @ Sigma Phi
Helen Naughton
Lake Avenue
Cincinnati
Grace Shay
Cleveland Street
Thera
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William Kaylor
James Miller
Albert Burnett
Cardell Avenue
Bridge
Esther Looy
Grace Barr
Kate
Joe
Rumford
Andrese
Rumford Baking
Merthe
Fred Shewell
Tenth Street
Robert H. Thompson
Mid-land
Mich
H. H. Thompson
East Avenue
Willam Mann
Fifth Street
Athens
Dan Petroff
Elm Street
Flyta
Memorial Hospital
Moses Veres
Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Carl Hollup
Bellefied Avenue
Jefl
Flenda
William Walters
Cornell Avenue
Ted E. Seward
St. Mary's P.T. A
M. Raymond
D. C
Russell Stokley
Joachim
Abbey of Our Lady of Gethsemane
Kentucky
John Oreilly
Charles White
John McCarthy
Isabel C. Clark
Don W. Myers
Ervin Wentz
Asociates
Ralph Murbach
Karl Plocher
R. F. Lawrenes
Alex Schilleman
Don Shibler
R. TJ. Martin
F. W. Lahnes
Elyria Lbrary
All Bee
Orleck
Elizabeth Taster
Teefelee Rec
Sters
Valentines
Tinrolm Theatre
Juan Oof
Faa
Cieie 3 la Perte Mk. Strack ’S
K. of C. Valentine Party
Ruth Higgins
Bond Street
Kil Kare Sorority
Eleanor Pavlish
Seerrand
Eleanor Higgins
Tery
Mae Durkee
Maxine Boughton Sill
Fairlawn Avenue
Otawin Club
Mrs. Honney
Daughters of American Revolution
Dean Thomas Grasham
Oberlin
Edison
Murphy Alli
Henes Florist
Broad Street
Krigh
Talentin E
Cleveland Academy OF Cosmetology, Inc
Eaci Ave
Taene
Haserodt Jewelry Co
Hasaredt
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