Valentine Party at Lodi Street Sorority Meeting
Miss Eleanor Mathis hosted a Little Sorority gathering at her Lodi street home for a Valentine party last evening. A business session preceded bridge with Baron Tapper winning high score and Clarahalle Wise receiving consolation. Guests included Lucille Murray and Mrs. Elien Palm. Luncheon featured Valentine decorations. The next meeting is set for Helen Upp’s home on Fourth street Friday March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Mathis
Lodi Street
Baron Tapper
Clarahalle Wise
Lucille Murray
Elien Palm
Valentine
Helen Upp
Fourth Street
Communion with God discussed at North Ridgeville church
The North Ridgeville Congregational church will host Mr Yours speaking on Communion with God and its reality and practical life impact. An adult Sunday School class resumes under J E Evy and Merton Barter to tackle real religious problems beyond abstractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yours
North Ridgeville
God
J. E Evy
Merton Barter
North West Encampment 188 Holds Regular Meeting
Last night the North West Encampment 188 convened in the I O O F Hall on Broad Street. Chief Patriarch L H Vedder appointed Charles Decker T M Olmsted and Frank McDonald to the Finance Committee and named Patriarchs Foldine Albert Charles Decker R L Hastings Claude McKenzie L J Blake to the Boosters Committee. The Program Committee includes Jacob Smith R L Hastings L J Blake and Claude McKenzie. D D G P Fred Aebie reported on Trustees’ work and attendance at the last meeting. Patriarchs Claude McKenzie Jacob Smith Joseph Lutz SK Telzerow Foldine Alhen Fred Beckwith and William Smith spoke on Odd Fellowship topics. The Encampment adjourned in regular form under L H Vedder, with a social time in the Club Rooms, to meet again February 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North West
Broad Street
Patriareca
Fred Aebie
Claude McKenzie
Jacob Smith
Joseph Lutz
SK. Telzerow
Foldine Alhen
Fred Beckwith
William Smith
L. H. Vedder
Miss Tillie Bokenyi Feted At Middle Avenue Home
Miss Sue Martell hosted Miss Tillie Bokenyi for an evening of games at her Middle Avenue residence. The event featured a late refreshment course prepared with the Valentine color scheme, assisted by Jeanette Schaefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Martell
Middle Avenue
Tillie Bokenyi
Jeanette Schaefer
Attorney Julis Eshner to speak at Elsina Woman’s Republican Club
Cleveland attorney Julis Eshner, former Garfield Heights city solicitor, will address the Elsina Woman’s Republican Club Tuesday February 16 at 2:30 p.m. at the Woman’s Club. The talk titled Opportunity of the Republican Party will cover party prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julis Eshner
Cleveland
Garfield Heights
Elsina
National Tube Company Day at Elyria Bible Class
The National Tube Company men take over Elyria Men’s Bible Class tomorrow for National Tube Day with a delegation aiming for record attendance. Miss Helen Gennerman from Lorain will sing with pianist Clare Short and accompanist George Buttle set to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Company
Elyria
LomoTroyw
Helen Gennerman
Church of the Redeemer
Lorain
Ohio
George Buttle
Sermon Calls for Renewed Enthusiasm in Lent
The first Sunday in Lent features a sermon urging greater zeal in religious life. It explains the restoration of active religion as essential, outlines ways to rekindle faith, and notes services at 7:29 morning and evening with an anthem by Franck. The evening sermon discusses Lent's origin and meaning.
Charming teatime for True Blue Class at St Pauls
Miss Alice O Mil l ion of Chestnut Street hosted a True Blue Class supper at St Pauls church Friday evening. President Miss Emily Welton led the business meeting followed by games and music with prizes to Edith Moseny Rose Hasik Ruth Heginbotham and Gladys Welton. Valentines exchanged among attendees including Mario Pender Ruth Schubert Hilda Winklman Marian Essig Rose Kee Edith Moseny Doris Anderson Louise Fox Margaret Destall Ruth Heginbotham Gladis Welton and Pauline and Alice O Mil lion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice O'’Million
Chestnut Street
St. Paul's Church
Emily Welton
Edith Moseny
Rose Hasik
Ruth Heginbothem
Gladys Welton
Mario Pender
Ruth Schubert
Hilda W Inklman
Marian Essig
Rose Kee
Doris Anderson
Louise Fox
Margaret Destall
Ruth Heginbotham
Gladis
Pauline
Alice O'Miliion
Birthday dinner marks large turnout at Richard Allen corps
Regular meeting at S O F Hall hosts an annual birthday dinner with four comrades present and twenty two guests including fourteen from Wellington and seven from Gherlin. Leaders listed include Past Department Commander S A Williams of Wellington and Commander Charles Abhey of Eria among others. Program directed by R Hoong Manning features remarks on Lincoln and a series of panels read by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Allen Elie Corps
S. O. O. F. Hall
Anvue
Tiare
Wellington
Gherlin
Insindie
Frese
Zee
S. A. Williams
Charles Abhey
Eria
Albert Tavini
Elyria
Won Tai
Daughters Entertained By Miss Cawse at Home Event
Tre Kine Daye o Frida spring event hosted by Miss Elizabeth Cawren at 215 Stanford Ave Frida with about fifty attendees. Devotional remarks by Cawree and Miss Yoder, piano pieces by Nella Osborne and Janet Baus, readings by Mrs J P Taylor, a song by Mrs Dettman, and a social hour followed. Next meeting set for March 16 at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Baus
P. Taylor
Sunschine Girls Class Meets With Jane Broadbent
The Sunschire Girls Class of the Methodist church met at Jane Broadbent's Pasadena apartment last evening. Twenty one members and two visitors attended. Grace O Malley led the Bible Story. Marian Sanford and Jane Broadbent played piano, Almeda Martin sang, Catherine Stuntz played saxophone. Valentines were exchanged and refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Jane Rroadvent
Pasadena
Grace O'Malley
Marian Sanford
Jane Broadbent
Almeda Martin
Catherine Stuntz
Community Club Meetings and Choirs Schedule
Monday events include N A Q club with Mrs Ralph Young, Pi Omicron with Miss Ethel Chambers, Lat a Lot club with Mrs Palmer, Fi club with Tillie Kappler, Susanna Wesley class, Women’s Home club, Guild of First Congregational, District 19 Neighborhood Bible classes with Mrs W J Lininger at 2 50, Lorain County Bee Keeners, Sehriver of Grafton Canton Lorain Auxiliary, Masonic Chorus at 7 PM, Musical Art Society Chorus 345 at Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Young
Furnace Street
Pi Omicron
Ethel Chambers
East Avenue
Mrs. Palmer
Adams Street
Tillie Kappler
Colonial Apartments
Susanna Wesley
Methodist Church
Guild
First Congregational Church
W. J. Lininger
West Avenue
Lorain County
Emmanuel Church Mission Study Club Observes Day of Prayer
The Mission Study Club of Emmanuel Lutheran Church held a World Day of Prayer in the church auditorium with an all day study of Christ Comes to the Village. Mrs George Mynenberg led the opening and Mrs Mabel Fenner led the book review with several members taking part and readings punctuated by solos. A luncheon for over twenty attendees followed at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Study Club
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
George Mynennberg
Mabel Fenner
Ruth Leembhius
Midna MacDowell
Jessie Con‘arn
Marsery Peter
Altree Brack
Cassie Richards
Jesus
George Tulk
Lord
Shepherd
Mac Monell
Plano
Clarence T Craig To Address Men’s Brotherhood Dinner
Oberlin resident Clarence T. Craig will speak at the Washington birthday dinner of the Federated Men’s Brotherhoods of Elo via. The event is at the Methodist church Friday at 6 29 p m with dinner served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Craig
Men's Brotherhood Federation
Clarence T. Craig
Oberlin
Washington
Federated Men's Brotherhoods of
Elovia
Methodist Church
Favorite numbers sung at Second Church evening service
The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel presents a musical program led by soprano Mrs. R. B. Hand and others with Mrs. D. A. Baird, Paul Wainwright, and William E. Jahr. The evening includes hymns, anthems, solos, and a sermon by Mr. Fowler. Morning service at 10:50 a.m. features a text from Be Still and Know That I Am God and additional music. Bible School at 9:50 a.m. and various youth events follow with guests and speakers. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ, Second
Chapel Streets
R. B. Hand
D. A. Baird
Paul Wainwright
William E. Jahr
Clare Short
Camilene
Faulkes
Bunnett
Mason
Fowler
Troom
Dana Fox
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
Earl Demos
D. A Baird
Swimmers Club at Y W C A Elects Three New Members
The Swimmers club of the Y W C A met yesterday with Miss Katherine Brown presiding. Miss Stetson announced a swimming exhibition in early March and the club vowed help. Three new members were elected Betty Soward Martha Thomas and Maxine Bannon. Members now wear club emblems showing a diving girl and S C in chenille. Twenty eight high school girls are members after passing a swimming test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swimmers Club
Y W.C. A
Katherine Brown
Stetson
Betty Soward
Martha Thomas
Maxine Bannon
S. C
Chenille
Lybergers Plan Ten Day Midwest Trip
Mr and Mrs A N Lyberger of Robson Court depart tomorrow for a ten day excursion through Indiana Illinois and Iowa with an itinerary spanning three states and multiple stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Lyberger
Robson Court
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Korea the Land of Dawa Reviewed at Club
Patriotic decorations set the scene as Mission Study Club members and seven guests gathered at the First Congregational church parlor for a sun table evening. Mrs Nay sang after dinner. Carolyn Foley read from The Educated Heart. Charlotte Brooks and multiple members led discussions on Korea the Land of Dawn and related topics. The next meeting is set for March eleventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
Townsend
Garfield
Lord
Hinman
Mise Saye
George Nay Sang
Carolyn Foley
Gelett Burgess
Charlotte Brooks
Mesdames Green
Shaw
Das
McLeod
Korea
Land of
James Dale van Buskirk
H. W. Pond
Elis
C. Hallock
Bible School Plans Morning Session At First Baptist
The Bible School of the First Baptist church opens at 9 45 tomorrow under J G Stevick with the church’s best attendance in 96 years. The morning sermon at 10 43 is Jesus Answer to the Sin Question. Evening service follows with baptism at 7 00. Musical program includes Beatrice offertory and Mozart postlude. Choir sings Let All Creation Praise the Lord. High school and Senior PFYL PLU sessions set for 6 20 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
The
First Baptist Church
J. G Stevick
Jesus
Beattre Ofertors
Wagres
Les Faulikes
Gaul
Anges
Vincent
Mozart
Festival Postlude
Siefert
All Creation
Allen
Pfyl Plu
Bible School and church services announced for Sabbath
The Bible School meets at 10:35 A.M. to study Jesus and the Man Born Blind. Pastor will preach on Man As Grace Restores Him. Senior and Intermediate societies meet 6:30 P.M. Wednesday. Bible study 7:15 P.M. led by T. F. Sellers with speaker C. L. Bristol. Choir after prayer. Bible reading John chapters 1 and 10. Special Sabbath service noted for February 21 with 7:45 P.M. start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Sellers
C. L. Bristol
Bible School at Lake Avenue Church Offers Varied Classes
The Lake Avenue Community Church Bible School led by Superintendent John Hogan and assistant Fred M. Bonney begins at 9:20 with coeducational classes for all ages taught by capable teachers. A 10:45 sermon to the Boys and Girls followed a message about a Royal City the human body with the brain palace. The pastor delivers an 11:00 sermon on the Bible.origin and inspiration. Next Sunday features proofs of inspiration and fulfilled prophecies. Tuesday evening at 7:59 a stereopticon show replaces prayer meeting with 58 slides for instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Lake Avenue Community Church
John Hogan
Fred M. Bonney
Elite 115 hosts bridge night with prizes and guests
Members of the Elite 115 entertained Junior Misses Marcella Plas and Helen Tybarevi at 1901 Middie. After a business meeting three tables of bridge were played and Marguerite Raphasi won first prize with Virginia De Fazio second. Tillie Solak and Marguerite Raphael attended as guests, a dinner was served, and green and white colors were used. The date and venue of the next meeting will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Plas
Helen Tybarevi
Middie
Marguerite Raphasi
Virginia DeFazio
Tillie Solak
Marguerite Raphael
Mrs Emma Squire Inferrall Birthday Celebration
Emma Squire Inferrall hosted friends on Thursday for her birthday anniversary. She received cards flowers and gifts and a large cake with candles. Mrs T S Faxon and Miss Miriam Faxon attended as guests in Cleveland yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Squire
T. S. Faxon
Miriam Faxon
Cleveland
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Admitted: Ernest Meroberts not Furnace Street. Theresa Snyder of 124 Cedar Street. Kathryn Petross of Oberlin Children's Home. Discharged: Mrs Richard Wese of 164 Longfellow Avenue. Mary Frances Steler of 299 Ninth Street. Ruth Barton of 344 Seventh Street. Mrs Rudolf Ruder of Medina. Andrew Kowalik of 178 Parmatee Avenue. Mrs Leland Weiner and baby boy of 208 Eastern Weights Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Meroberts
Furnace Street
Theresa Snyder
Cedar Street
Kathryn Petross
Oberlin Children’s Home
Richard Wese
Longfellow Avenue
Mary Frances Steler
Ninth Street
Ruth Barton
Seventh Street
Rudolf Ruder
Medina
Andrew Kowalik
Parmatee Avenue
Leland Weiner
Baby Boy
Eastern Weights Boulevard
Tap Dance Classes at YWCA Spring Term For All
The Health Education Department of the YWCA announces spring term tap dancing for children and women. Beginners meet Saturdays at 9 30 and advanced at 10 30 starting February 20 for 15 weeks. Women meet Tuesdays at 2 50 starting February 1. pre school tots dance on Tuesdays at 3 15 starting February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Education Department
YW. C. A. AN Childern
Marian Stetsop
Yy Woc
A. Sym
Drom Vom
Sittler to Preach Evening Sermon at Emmanuel Lutheran
Rev Joseph Sittler pastor of Viess Lutheran Church Cleveland will deliver the 7 30 P M sermon at Emmanuel Lutheran church The Messiah choir will assist with numbers including Doremuse Ligit at Eventide and Alpha and Omega Sittler preaches on Jesus The Judge Morning service begins with Sunday School at 9 45 worship at 10 45 A M Lent theme Who Rolled Away the Stone by Rev Sayles Choir and offertory by Mrs Cassie Richards Congregational hour 6 7 P M in the Auditorium
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Lord
Merciful
Franck
Jesus
Evan McConnell
Walte- Nevin
Epworth League
Piper
Abraham Lincoln
Father
Gounod
van Liet
J. &. Bach
Fred Sheldop
Joseph Sittler
Viess
Lutheran Church
Cleveland
Ovo
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Me. Sities
Elsrans
Messiah Choir
Doremuse
Palestrina
Sittler
A. Frayer
Liysberg
Geber
Beethoven
Sayles
Cassie Richards
Areme Club Holds Luncheon and Card Party Plans
Thirty five members attended yesterday’s tureen luncheon served at noon. A business meeting followed the meal and the afternoon was spent sewing and playing cards. On March eleventh the club will sponsor a card party inviting Eastern Star members and Masons wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areme Club
Eastern Star
Social Bridge Luncheons and Valentine Party Highlights
Mrs. Melvin Hackett of Buffalo hosted a Park avenue bridge luncheon for eight with two tables of play. Out of town guests included Mrs. William Humphrey of Findlay and Mrs. Robert Maddux of Cincinnati. Betty Maynard hosted a Valentine party with eleven girls and prizes to Mildred Jean Buck and Helen Trouse Pfui. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hurst hosted twelve guests for a candlelight turkey dinner and bridge. prizes went to Bernard Saul of Mr. Vernon, Orio and Miss Nelle Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Hackett
Buffalo
New York
George Brownell
Park Avenue
William Humphrey
Findlay
Robert Maddux
Cincinnati
Betty Maynard
Middle Avenue
Mildred Jean Buck
Helen Trousse Pfui
J. Hi. Wurst
Sixth Street
Bernard Saul
Vernon
Orio
Nelle Boyd
Charles Prout
J. W. Hurst
Nellie Bord
Ina Mae Ardell
Ona Shumaker
Mabel
Pilgrim Church Pastor Announces Sermon Theme
On Sunday February 14 the Pilgrim Community Church minister will speak on An Immediate Question. The church invites the community to join in a service of song and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Church
Pilgrim Community Church
Friendship Club Hosts Valentine Co-ed Dance Tonight
The Friendship Club of the Y W C A invites members and guests to a Valentine co ed dance tonight at the Legion Hall. Chaperones Misa Ardell and Miss Kinnison oversee the event with music by an North Olmsted orchestra. Decorations feature red and white valentines. general chair Hortense Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Legion Hall
Misa Ardell
Miss Kinnison
North Olmsted
Valentine
Hortense Curtis
Shirley Webber
Betty Humphrey
Mary Louise Bolley
Martha Wilson
Valentine Party for Elyria Business College Students
About sixty students from the Elyria Business College day and night classes gathered for a leap year Valentine party. Twelve banco tables were in play with Kenneth Young high scorer and LeRoy Dengate consoled. A four piece orchestra played as Ruth Stanford and the day school committee served luncheon. The hall was decorated for a Valentine salon and a grand match by Miss Marian Upp featured a Valentine box distribution. Guests came from Oberlin Wellington Grafton Ridgeville and Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business College
Banco
Kenneth Young
LeRoy Dengate
Ruth Stanford
Miss Marian Upp
Oberlin
Wellington
Grafton
Ridgeville
Lorain
New President Led Charles Fibber Jr Cluy Club Meeting
The Charles Fibber Jr Cluy held a regular meeting with Marr Holzhauer as the new president. Plans were announced for a supper and business meeting on February 26 following the W. R. C. session. A rendition of Song of the Camps was performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fibber Jr. Cluy
Marr Holzhauer
Local Social Roundup of Sunday Guests and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Faxon of Middle avenue plan Sunday visits with their daughter and son in law in Chardon. Cleveland pairs—Mr. and Mrs. Allsouse, Mr. and Mrs. Gunning, Mr. Phelps—to see Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Waite in East avenue. John Hadaray’s family gathers for a birthday at his Middle avenue home. Various relatives visit Ohio and Pennsylvania towns with funerals, conferences, and weekends in Elyria, Conneautville, Fremont, Sharon, Oberlin, and Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I D. Faxon
Middle Avenue
Augustine
Chardon
Allsouse
Gunning
Mr. Phelps
Cleveland
Stanley Waite
East Avenue
John Hadaray
Middle Avenue South
John Moore
Amick
East Cleveland
E. F. Reger
Fourteenth Street
H. J. Holcomb
Park Avenue
Conneautville
Pennsylvania
Frank L. Fowler
Monroeville
Ohio
Elyria
Jon Bolash
Woodford
Sharon
Elstians
Oberlin
American Legion
George Richwine
T. J. Gorman
Fern Sudro
Paul Reynolds
Anna Hadaway
Florence Dirlam
Ida Hansen
Bertha Chapman
Flora Huebner
Ruth Leemhuis
Ruth Jasper
Florence Wolf
Kent
Karl P. Meister
A. E. Piper
Edwin Kirby
Akron
Melvin Hackett
Buffalo
New York
Vivian Hackett
Robert Maddux
Cincinnati
Harry Crandall
Earlcourt
Ethel Miller
Florida
Irene Crowe
West Avenue
J. E. Maynard
Washington
New York City
William Humphrey
Findlay
George Brownell
C. E. Standen
Maxine Sutliffe and Harold C. Thompson Tie Nuptial
Miss Maxine Sutliffe and Harold C. Thompson wed today at the bride’s home in Wellinston before family. The couple, both college graduates, plan a motor trip and will reside on Chase Street after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Sutliffe
Harold C. Thompson
Wellingston
Blanche Sutliffe Beecame
Bariin Heights
Paul Carter
Methodist Church
Hotel England
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