February Meeting of Woman's Civic Club at First Congregational Church
The February session of the Woman's Civic Club, one of its largest, met at the First Congregational Church. President Mrs. B. E. Saunders presided as reports from officers and the Scholarship Fund were read, five students being aided. New members joined, and a Home Economics program featured Miss Macy LaGenta who spoke on Masquerading Foods. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Civic Club
First Congregational Church
B. E. Saunders
America
F. Aust
H. H. Benham
C. E. Blanchard
Harlan D. Brown
Louise Biggs
C. T. Biggs
Leon J. Boothfort
Ernest J. Crisp
Raymond E. Crisp
William Cunningham
R. L. Ellis
Albertine Fitch
Nellie Flannery
C. A. Glass
A. Higgins
Ada Leimbach
Charles L. Hammer
A. G. Jackson
C. M. Lee
P. E. Maddock
Ray A. Wentz
S. Lewis Tilden
William F. Umbach
Naom Sanders
Ward Lepper
Cecil Schieper
Bunning
A. F. Terry
R. H. Harrison
Macy Floranca LaGenta
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Home Economic Department
Valentine party events fill local clubs and churches
Tonight many groups meet across Lorain including exchange club at Albers Villa and Y M C A and Y W C A girls with Miss Dengate on Ninth Street. Church groups Grace Lutheran and Bethlehem Shrine hold activities while Masons Eagles and various clubs gather at local halls. A Baptist Bible class notes Colossians study, elects a president and hosts a Valentine party with readings and refreshments.
Community meetings and social events extend through Lorain area
Mrs A Hales hosts the Widen sing Circle at 1005 West Avenue while the Four O clock Club gathers at 2 30 Friday with Mrs D C Martin on Wurst Court The Monday Colonial Club meets February 18 with Mrs Mahala Burrell on Harrison Street Parish supper at First Congregational church is canceled Mrs Upton and Mrs Bemis assist Mrs G A Friday hosting the West Side Division of the W C T U at 2 00 Friday topic Frances Willard Lorain County Florist Association meets at Carek Florist Shop with a March 12 meeting planned at Jones Greenhouses Rebekah Social Club meets at 351 Furnace with readings piano and guitar selections Valentines exchanged Canton Lorain No 3 holds a well attended meeting with future party plans Ladies Auxiliary of Cantons No 11 meets in I O U F hall. a crocheted string is to be sold at next meeting Young Girls Club meets at 426 West Ninth Street with March 1 meeting at Miss Mary Lahifi’s 812 1 2 West Avenue Senior Hi Club Father and Son Banquet at the Y draws about sixty attendees Judge Webber speaks on inspiration
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albers Villa
Friendship Club
Young Girls Club
Mary Louise Dengate
Ninth Street
Women's Democrat Club
Board of Election
Ma' Aonic Temple
Young People’s Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Eagles Lodge
Eyrin Commandery
E. T. Masonic Temple
Mitler’s Quarry Parent Teachers Association
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of
Hall
Old Ladies’ Home
Migg Augusta Ingwer
Cleveland Street
Valentine
Worth Elyria Grange
Clan Robertson
Moose
Poinsettia
William Shaver
Homer Street
Azrever Club
Arthur Davis
Longford Aveue
Utopia Club
A. W. Kerschinske
West 20Th Street
Lorain
Daffodil Club
Arthur Towne
Bethal Shrine
White Shrine of
Lorain County Florist Association
Carek Florist
Jones Greenhouses
Rebekah
KR. H. Hangman
Furnace Street
Anne Ehlke
Cora Bemis
Erickson
Ruth Standen
East River Street
Canton Lorain No.3
Cantons No. 11
Young
West Ninth Stree
Mary Lahifi
West Avenue
Young Ladies Class Entertained by Congregational Church
The First Congregational church Young Ladies Class met at teacher Mrs. James W. VanDusen’s Middle Avenue home with Miss Margaret Snyder presiding. The program read from The Life of Christ by Papini, light refreshments were served, and the group set plans to meet again March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
James W. VanDusen
Middle Avenue
Margaret Snyder
Life of
Christ
Papini
Florence Formula Stop Asthma In 24 Hours Ad
Asthma and hay fever are blamed for misery and poor health. The ad promises rapid relief from wheezing sneezing and breathing difficulty using the Florence Formula. It offers a $1 postpaid bottle with a liberal free introductory offer valid for 10 days from F Shearer Coca Cola Building Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
F. Shearer
Coca Cola Bldg
Kanaag City
Elyria High Radio Club Presents Fairy Magic at School
About two hundred students witnessed Fairy Magic at Elyria High School on Tuesday afternoon. The show, both entertaining and instructive, featured a small but capable orchestra and was produced by the High School Radio Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Farewell Party for Otts at North RidgeVille
Marvin of North RidgeVille entertained at a farewell party for his daughter and her husband Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ott. Thirty five covers were laid for supper at ten o'clock then a social hour and cards followed. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. James Harmon Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Marvin Mrs. Ott and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ott of the city and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knipper of Cleveland. Valentine Party Held by Crisp Couple
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin
North Ridge- Ville
Raymond Ott
Ott
James Harmon
J. ©. Martin
H. J. Marvin
Carl Ott
Thin cHy
Henry Knipper
Cleveland
R. E. Crisp
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Ralph Bailey
Marriage Licenses in Elyria and Lorain Areas
Marriage licenses issued for John Gallo 21 electrician and Mary Shimshik 18 clerk both of Elyria with Rev Birkner. Also Lewis G Charles 38 machinist Elyria and Mathilda Zeigman 32 Ridgeville with minister. Sam Johnson 31 fruit merchant and Florence Papadimitris 26 both Elyria with Rev Geo Dougekos. William E Lutz 44 marina engineer and Rose Young 37 Lorain with Rev Rafferty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gallo
Mary Shimshik
Elyria
Birkner
Lewis G. Charles
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admissions include Homer Carpenter of 405 West Second St Fannie Higgen 326 West Ave Richard Green 227 Corneil Ave Discharges list Mrs Blymer Sprague and baby girl West River Rd Miss Dorothy Ingersoll 505 East Ave Charles Conam Princeton Ave Homer Carpenter 405 West Second St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Carpenter
West Second St
Fannie Higgen
West Ave
Richard Green
Corneil Ave
Blymer Sprague
West River Rd
Dorothy Ingersoll
East Ave
Charles Conam
Princeton Ave
Local residents and visitors noted in brief items
Mrs Sarah Fulton of War avenue Washington is visiting. Miss Minnie Langthorp of 125 Lincoln court spent Tuesday in Lorain. Miss Helen Becker a teacher in Amherst schools is confined at home. Senator J F Burke spoke to the Warrant Savings Association of Cleveland. H A Henry of Bellaire is visiting his brother Theodore Henry. Elizabeth DeWitt of Fourth Street is recovering at home from illness. Mr and Mrs Charles Hammer and Miss Olive Dunfee marked the tenth wedding anniversary of Raymond Duntfee and wife in Sheffield. Mr and Mrs FP Rankin of Lake Avenue announce the birth of a son, Wesley Curtis, at 10 03 p m February 13 1924. Mrs Rankin was Miss Hilda Yunglaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Langthorp
Lincoln Court
Lorain
Helen Becker
Amherst
J. F. Burke
Warrant Savings Association
Cleveland
H .A. Henry
Bellaire
Ohio
Theodore Henry
Roosevelt Avenue
H A. Henry
Elizabeth DeWitt
Fourth Street
Memoris
Raymond Duntfee
Sheffield
FP. C. Rankin
Lake Avenue
Wesley Curtis
Rankin
Hilda Yunglaus
Poems That Live His Books and a Note on Women Dentists
A poem excerpt by Robert Southey reflects on living with the Dead as faithful companions and teachers guiding the speaker through future years. The passage ends with a note that several states remain without women dentists, signaling contemporary commentary embedded in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Southey
Markets Cleveland Produce Marvel Butter and More
Market list shows prices for butter prints oleo and other dairy items. Fresh pecks include Paching Exes Ohio and Western firsts, cheese York State, poultry and eggs with various weights. Fruit and vegetables cover apples strawberries beans cabbage potatoes sweet potatoes tomatoes onions and more with per unit or per ton crate prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Bake sale at Singer Sewing Machine Shop Saturday Circle 7 event
Circle 7 of AL i E church hosts a bake sale at the Singer Sewing Machine Shop this Saturday. A Security Benefit Association card party is set for Feb 15 at I. O. F. hall with tickets at 25 cents. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
Singer Sewing Machine Shop
Circle 7 of
AL i E. Church
Security Benefit Association
I. O
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Woman's Civic Club
Evangeline Speith
Maranatha
First Baptist Church
Carl Taylor
Court Street
R. 5. Neighpour
Colossians
Hazel Mower
Georgia Gegenheimer
Amelia Turnbull
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Marjorie
Gladys Standen
Y. W. UG
Misa Ruth McClellan
Air
J. B. Rust
Faeters Heights Boulevard
Rusi
Mrs. A. ©. Hales
Widensing Circle
D. C. Martin
Wurst ‘ Court
Colonial Club
Mahala Burrell
Harrison Street
Lorain County Florists
Canton Lorain
Auxiliary
Fathers and Sons
Judge Webber
Pedro Diversion
Augawan
Ted Blythe
Augawan Club
Pedro
Andrew Walkden
Edward Kershaw
Virco W. Marsh
Blythe
Longford Avenue
Arthur Bailey
Grafton Line
Messrs
Court OF Honor
Lodi ST. Division
William Davies
Wooster Street
Lodi Stream
Second Congregational Church
Harry Andrews
Fred Kent
Princeton Avenue
George Broderick
Circle NO
Methodist Church
Cirtic No. 3
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gust Kolinski
Valentine Games
St. Valentine
M. E.’ Circle
Circle No. 9
The
ST. Pauls Circle
St. Paul's Church
Robertson
Bourquin
JD. Cartwright
A.C Hudnull
Chicazoo Cric Opera Company
Mary Garden
Salome
Public Auditorium
High School
Wits
Mrs. Fields
Granville, Ohio
Edith Dohobo
R. BR
Magnolia
Malisth
Mies
Sarah Fulton
War Avenue
Ahington
Harland Brown
Union
Lawrence & Co
Crandall
Davis
Circle No. 4
Carlisle
Jene
Oberlin Row
Chronicle Telegram
Colaomns
Elyria Eagles
Eagles’ Hall
Serpentine
Conzetti
Greenspring
Oak Ridge
Walton Ice Co
Daniel
R. E. Neighbour
E. T. Clauser
L. C. Bank Building
Elyvia
Aleit
Phone
Sauls
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