Mrs Howenstine Begins Second Term As YWCA President
Mrs RS E Howenstine was reelected president of the YWCA Board at a late yesterday meeting in the YWCA parlors. New officers include vice president Mrs Leo Ro Mexer recording secretary Mrs Triang Shepherd corresponding secretary Miss Margaret Edwards and treasurer Mrs Artemas Berbe. The meeting announced gifts from Cosmopolitan Club and noted redecorations and donations to club rooms. A biennial Atlantic City convention was slated for April 15 with committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Bunting
Young Women’s League
George Lamberton
Wass and Meany
Karl Plocher
Stanley Suaw Iunterrac
Atlantic Civ. NJ
Ellsworth Schneider
Stanley Shaw
Curtis Spence
Leila Heath Neff
Leo Walmsley Mondas
Margaret Wenner
Arch
Ethel Laney
Abraham Lincen
Deane Burns
WCA
Medina
Begin Lenten Series Of Bible Lectures At Woman's Club
Miss Harriet-Louise Patterson opened ElyriaWoman's Club Lenten lectures with a session on the Gospel of Mark. She explained Mark's role as Peter's interpreter, the origin of the written gospel, and how its terse narrative and vivid portrayal of Jesus meet a persecuted early Christian community's need for faith and hope.
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Begin
Woman’s Club
Nabarice Saida
Harriet-Louise H Patterson
Elyria
Rome
Miss Patterson
Mark
Jesus
Peter
Maria
John Mark
Paul
Barnabas
Cyprus
Moss Patterson
God
Marx
Patterson to Speak on Gospel Light Lectures
Miss Patterson will give a lecture on the Gospel of St Mark focusing on action and mystery in Jesus works. Lectures titled Gospel Light Travel are available singly or as a series for those interested.
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Jesus
Patterson
Mark
Mark Tever
Thom
Paterson
Martius
Social News Highlights From Floral Court And Beyond
Mrs Ima Strait and Miss Caro Line Rust were hosted Sunday by George and Mrs Lapp in Floral Court. families travel to Norwalk for bereavement and education updates. The piece lists numerous local residents' comings and goings, a Girl Reserve meeting with devotionals and plans for charitable projects, birthday celebrations, and community notices from Elyma to Baldwin Wallace College.
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Ima Strait
Caroline Rust
George Lapp
Floral Court
Helen Lapp
Strait
Mass Rust
F. E Duebel
Princeton Avenue
Norwalk
William Schaefer
Doebel
Don Ternes
Hugh Anndon
Pittsburgh
Carl Carlson
Friesson
L C Miller
West River Street
Robert
CCC
Tule Lake
Calfora
Jesse Maon
Baltimore
Maryland
Elyma
Macde Bistrup
Middle Avenue
Marian Stamford
Alpha Nappa Sigma Sevenity
Baldwin-Wallace College
Columbus Street
Wilfrid Bowdler
John Yerea
William D Veler
William
Muskingum College
E H Graber
East River Street
Lakeshore Hotel
Beachclff Club
Rocky River
Fred Smith
Evelyn Wilson
East Avenue
Brenda Jane
Bisra “Lemoral Hospice
Ho OL. Baulaner
Jur Alasna
da Wilder
Florida
L. W Perks
Lod
Daytona Beach
Ralph Whitehead
McKeesport
Pennsylvania
Maude Bistrup
Midale Avenue
W. S. Bourkel
Bond Street
Streets of New York chosen by Playmakers group
The Playmakers and the First Church Women Association select Streets of New York as next dramatic project to be staged at the high school auditorium in late March. Frank Seward directs with a reading and tryouts announced soon. Also covered are Junior Friendship Club talks on personality and manners, a Valentine party, and upcoming cabinet and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Execuive Board of Playmakers
Women’s Association of the First Cunesi
Onal Church
Strpete of
New York
Womens Association of the First Church Will
Streets of
High School Auditorum
Playmakers
Frank Seward
Robert Wilson
Junior Friendship Club
Wiser
Paul Martsalf
Bisman Camera Club
Acihe Ymca
Loran Camera Club
Elsra Group
Habay
Hotel Statler
Cleveland
Mark Abbe
Bach
Maisserre Francis
Martsolf Wil Gue
Department President Is Inspector and GAR Circle Meeting
Helen Snooks of Columbus conducted the annual inspection of the Captain BD Reefy Circle with 16 guests from Cleveland Columbus and Martins Ferry present. A dinner for 45 was served and gifts were given to Helen Snooks and Sadie Mac Williams. An invitation from Cleveland to attend a reception for the department president was extended. A YDebs meeting at the YWCA featured talks on why girls can’t get jobs and tips on appearance grooming and cosmetics.
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Department
Helen Snooks
Columbus
Jve Sabins
Anna Bruch
Rose Dale
Mildred Hamilton
Elizabeth Decker
Canner
Janet Smith Wall
Janet Deluna
Cleveland
Sumter Hartwell
Lorain County Beekeepers Hear Moving Pictures
Perry Wilson presented moving pictures of West and East scenes, the Golden Gate Exposition in San Francisco, and the New York World's Fair to Lorain County Beekeepers Association members. Guests Mr and Mrs George Yost assisted by Mr and Mrs HoH Peters hosted the gathering and served refreshments after the program. The next meeting will be March eleventh at the home of Mr and Mrs Rey W Johnson in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Perry Wilson
Lorain County
Bee Keepers
George Yost
Fast Avenue
Hoh Peters
Rey W Johnson
Amherst
Letter Carriers Auxiliary Is Organized In Painesville Ohio
Mrs Margaret Anderson of Painesville organized the Letter Carriers Auxiliary last night with 21 charter members. Mrs Dana Fox presides, officers include Mrs John Patrick secretary and Mrs Harold Olmstead treasurer. Meetings set for second Monday monthly at 332 Cambridge Avenue with social aims to support carrier causes.
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Margaret Anderson
Painesville
Ohio
Dana Fox
Concord Avenue
Withiam Kirby
John Patrick
Harold Olmstead
Leland Gou
Otto Strempel
Ales Walter Nevins
Georgia Birkline
Fred Morton
Greenlee Haynes
Fox Wda
Morton
Airby
Cambridge Avenue
Court of Honor Tonight For Scout Troop No 10h
First Congregational church hosts a Court of Honor at 719 A with nine new tenders to be invested. A short play The History of Scouting will be presented by older boys in a ceremony. several awards to be presented. Parents and friends invited.
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Boy Scouts
First Congregational Church
Community clubs and meetings brighten Elyria evening
The night calendar lists numerous social club gatherings across Elyria including musical society programs, women’s circles, bunco, phi clubs, and lodge events. Notable entries include the Musical Art Society at Elyria Woman's Club, St John’s Young Ladies, and the Trinity network with speakers from Oberlin, plus a Garden Club showing West tours and Lilac Festival notes.
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Ultra
Tohn Strobel
Dennison Avenue
Pickett
Garvin Avenue
Musical Art Society
Elyria
Grace Struble
Harwood Street
Suns
BR Hiasselle
West Bridge Street
Galaxy
Richard Horan
Denison Avenue
Tri-Sigma
Kathryn Brind
Furnace Street
Gaiety
Margaret Krugman
Clark Street
Jolly 8
Bunco Club
Jan Coyne
Jota-Nuo
Agnes Ross
Midale Avenue
Comraderie
Dana Perkins
Helen
West River Road
Betty Williams
Park Avenue
Esther Hamula
League
F Lodge
Auditorum
St John's Young Ladies Society
Kenneth Block
Fast Rives
Daughters of Union Veterans Meeting
Riks Lodge
PTA
Dean Wittke
Oberlin
Syria Council
O A. A. al
Wurst Hall
United Presbyterian Church
Miss Doris Reichert Farewell Party Before Florida Trip
Miss Doris Reichert was guest of honor at a farewell party hosted by Mrs Mudred Arthrel on the Grafton road. Guests enjoyed needlework and a luncheon at head tables with Valentine colored gifts and favors as they said goodbye before her March departure to Florida.
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Doris Reichert
Florida
Mudred Arthrel
Grafton Road
Girl Reserves Elect Roosevelt Officers and Plan Activities
Girl Reserves elected officers at a meeting in the kindergarten room of the school yesterday. They scheduled a skating party and a Play Day with Candy sales by Betty Abahasi and Irene Szabo. Officers named include Dorothy Skirletz president Betty Yucka co president Georgette Tennyson secretary Margaret Daraby treasurer and Helen Szabo reporter and historian. A Valentine party was announced for tomorrow with 30 cents admission in the afternoon before a basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Kinedergarten
Betty Abahasi
Irene Szabo
Dorothy Skirletz
Betty Yucka
Georgette Tennyson
Margaret Daraby
Helen Szabo
Kruscher Promises Daily Dose For Gentle Bowel Routine
An advertisement touts Kruscher as a World Famous Hospital tested laxative offering a “little daily dose” to stimulate natural bowel movements. It claims mild antacid and kidney benefits, with low cost per jar and long-lasting supply, noting availability in both liquid and original still forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Farmaus
Kruscher
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Ociety Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Howenstine
Y W.C.A. Executive Board
Sunny Side Up
Banco
Henry Guthman
Foster Avenue
Val G’brien
Ed Weber
Alice Hinderer
Ralph Carr
Grate Strubie
Valentine
Maran Bao
Dine Wall
Weber
Caroline Avenue
Vicki Vatronol
C.h.merthe & Co. “Ae, Eee Ee
Taretta Boddy
Garford Girl
Dorothy Sukol
Allen Group
Luis Carpenter
McKinley
Gladss Aalb
Patsy
Her & Ethdas
Los Carpenter
Gates Hospital
Adi Sor
Reep
Frances Lemon
C.C.L
Huron
Hess
Smart Society
Tac
Lincoln Theatre
Fabio Fpodeepee
Colette
Santolo
Eggu
Frew
Pnet
Lancolns Hathday
Bertha “Milroy
Amora
Lindbin
Mulroy Alfa
Eleanor McCully
Anwilliy
Eva Hloppings
Hopkins Myrtle Hahn
Mary May
Marny's
PRIDE
McQuistion & Helfrich
West Ave
Dept
Our Man
Joane Se
Bru
Household Finance Corporation
ART
Wentworth
Mer
Letter Carriers Auxiliary
Camera Club
Mrs. Stewart
Earl Stewart
Spruce Stree
Edna Albrecht
Second Congregational Church
Rall
A E. Kemp
Gillmian
Miller
Edison Parent- Teacher Association
Stuie
Hieval Aerves
Cash & Carry
Fashion Cleaners
Middle Ave
Wehman
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Wiliam Wehrman
Renyon Avenue
Jeanette Sibes
Huntington
Phallus
Alex Wander
Liberty
Justice
Alice Betty Wissinger William John Nagy
A E Kemp
Krieg
West Avenue
Research Club
West
Carl Schmitkens
Elyria Garden Club
Marta McGill
Lorain Garden Club
Elyria Club
Elyria Woman's Club
McGill
Lorain Club
Norman C. Yeaman
Muriel Ensign
Samuel Street
K-O Club
Elizabeth Sehneurer
Marseilles Avenur
Irene Faiesaeli
Kaiser Court
Kruschen
Reusten
Ryan Deal
Myrtelle's Beauty Parlor
Broad Street
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