Elyria Banjo Mandolin and Guitar Club Meets Tonight
The Elyria Banjo Mandolin and Guitar Club will meet this evening for practice in the studio on Sec ond street at eight o'clock. The Wonder Bunco Club met at Mrs. Grace Schwert's Adelbert avenue home yesterday afternoon with three bunco tables. High score went to Mrs. Emma Dabrly, second to Mrs. Harry Garford, third to Mrs. Haylor. Valentino themed luncheon decor. Next bunco meeting in two weeks at an announced location.
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Elyria Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club
Second Street
Wonder Bunco Club
Grace Schwert
Adelbert Avenue
Emma Dabrly
Harry Garford
Haylor
HSY Coast Up for YMCA Party at Spring Valley Club
Members of the Junior HSY of the YMCA enjoyed a coast ing party at the Spring Valley Country Club last evening. Coach A N Smith was chaperone and in charge of the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HSY
Spring Valley Country Club
A. N. Smith
Elyria Country Club Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
Elyria Country Club members gathered for the annual stockholders meeting and a complimentary dinner at seven in the clubhouse. A. B. Taylor presided in the absence of President Charles Fell Sr as Howard Cook announced golf trophy winners and officers were elected for three year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
A. B. Taylor
Charles Fell
Taylor
Howard Cook
Greens
George Hewitt
Ely
Ely‘xlg, From Wheeling, West Virginia
Dale White
Mr. White
New York City
M. C. Foster
Cleveland
A. R. Agate
Earl Phipps
A. L. Patrick
Don Baird
Hartley Biggs
W. H. Stark
P. Mauthe
Howard Barbour
May Roe
K. R. Jensen
B. C. Franklin
G EL Gould
Mauthe
House
Oulette
Green's
Green
United States
Cook
T. L. Moise
J. B. Johnson
W. B. Timms
Krantz Household Hosts Dinner Bridge Housewarming
Mr and Mrs Z C Krantz of 248 Ohio Street entertained twelve guests with a four course dinner and a silver centerpiece at their housewarming dinner bridge. High scores earned prizes for Mrs Maxwell French and Dr A T Grills, with Dr and Mrs A T Grills of Lorain as out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. C. Krantz
Ohio Street
Progessing
Bridge
Maxwell French
A. T. Grills
Lorain
Cora May Walton Mission Study Club Meets at First Congregational
The Cora May Walton Mission Study Club met at six fifteen for supper at the First Congregational church with about thirty five in attendance. A short business session planned a planter supper for February twenty seventh. Devotions were led by Caroline Foley and the program was arranged by Margaret Hewitt. The topic was China with readings by Hewitt and Minnie Warmee and discussions on the work there. Minnie Lohnes sang two solos. Social hour followed and the group adjourned to meet March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora May. Walton
First Congregational Church
Caroline Foley
Margaret Hewitt
China
Eagles Auxiliary Card Night Yields Lots Of Prizes
After a short meeting, fifteen tables of five hundred were in play. Winners included Mrs. Gerber Mrs lexander and Mrs Gildemeister for ladies prizes and Carl Kaiser EL Freeman and Al Joslyn for men. Pedro prizes went to Mrs. Massey and Mr McAllister first, Mrs Nellie Krause and C Hoffman second, Mrs Freeman and E Batser third. High scores in bounce went to Mrs Manno and Elmer Pease, second to Mrs Jane Hamilton and M J Brown. Luncheon followed. Buckeye Bunco club hosted at Mrs F Telzerow’s on North Maple with a tureen dinner for twelve and a post dinner dance won by Mrs Edward Chandier. others placed and consoled. Hostess prizes given to Mrs Hugh Thomas. Mrs Hebebrand attended as guest. On Feb 20 Mrs Reed Richards will host at Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Buckeye Bunco Club
F. Teiczrow
North
Maple Street
Fawn Hamilton
Iine
Danco
Edward Chandier
Hebebrand
Mirs
M.A. Jenkins
F. Telzerow
Hugh Thomas
Heed Richards
Spruce Street
Local Names in Justice of the Peace Case
Best Lakue a 35 salesman from Tenn and Clara Ab ber 28 from Elsvna with Rev Fowler and Avchie Baxter 21 mill worker and Sarah Baker 21 Ely tte Fer with Kiroy Chr s Vastof 27 harber Lorain and Rose Sebo 25 Lorain in a justice of the peace matter for a civil proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best Lakue
Tenn
Clara Abber
Elsvna
Fowler
Avchie Baxter
Biyria
Sarah Baker
Elytte
Kiroy
Vastof
Harber
Lorain
Rose Sebo
Rev W A Sunday talk draws crowd at Earl Brown home
The Rev W A Sunday gave an inspiring talk at the Earl Brown home on Ohio Street drawing a packed crowd with seating on stair steps. Homer Rodeheaver sang and Mrs Sunday was introduced, with Sunday thanking Mrs Brown for hospitality before another song. Next Thursday Mrs Howard Cook will host the Sunday Party on Columbus Street. Josephine Lockard elected Delta Gamma secretary in Cleveland chapter. Wade Park Manor to host Ruth Bryan Owen event with Mrs E J Speh luncheon planned. Keen Kutter Club dinner at Edith Miller home with 20 attendees and three new members welcomed. Rebekah Social Club hosted by Mrs Schuster on West Street with officer installation and prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Sunday
Earl Brown
Ohio Street
Josephine: Lockard
Delta Gamma
Josephine Lockard
Cleveland
J. C. Lockard
Harvard Avenue
Delta Gamma Sorority
Ruth Bryan Owen
William Jennings Brian
Wade Park Manor
E. J. Speh
Henrock Road
Owen
Edith Miller
Sisho
Lake Avenue
Iito
Hattie Copas
Lula Gerber
Pama Iy
Schuster
Rerekae Soc
Rebekah
West Street
West Larce
Kadane
Woodruff
Theobald
Lewis
Woodcok
Bemi
Evening social and club meetings across Elyria
Tonight many groups schedule gatherings from religious classes at United Presbyterian to dinners at Spring Valley Country Club and social installations by Catholic Daughters of America. Pythian Sisters host a card party, Willing Workers plan a Valentine event, and various clubs meet at homes or halls plus a 6 PM talk by Miss Kinner at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Cum A Lot Club
Spring Valley Country Club
Catholic Daughters of America
Pythian Sisters
P. Hall
Willing Workers of
Yeomen
Bethel Shrine
First Church
P. H. L. Bridge Club
Betty Schnorr
East Bridge Street
Alta Meta Club
Harold Birch
Stanford Avenue
Elyrian Club
Tedrow
B'nai B'rith
Lake Avenue Temple
Clan Robertson
February Meeting of Tylala Woman's Club Highlights
The February gathering at the Club Home was well attended with Mrs. J C Bins presiding. New members Mrs. B H Russell Mrs Henry Meckley and Mrs Paul Wood were welcomed. Laura Lee of Cleveland spoke on current New York plays including The Front Page Strange Interlude and Holiday. Nominating committee members were announced and rose as the National flower choice. Child Welfare committee hosted refreshments. Next meeting set for March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlyala Woman's Club
Woman's Club
J.C. Bins
B. H. Russell
Henry Meckley
Paul Wood
Laura Lee
Cleveland
New York
Ben Hecht
Eugene O'Neill
Circle Nine First Methodist Enjoys Tureen Dinner
Circle Number Nine of the First Methodist church hosted a tureen dinner at the church. Fifteen members and six guests attended, including Mrs Snowden. President Mrs Lewis Whitacre read scripture and a poem Our Living God before adjournment and attendees moved to the tab ernacle to her Mr Sunday. Hostesses were Mrs Carl Swiers Mrs Ralph Bartholomew and Mrs Waldon Pelter. The next meeting will be
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Snowden
Lewis Whitacre
God
Tabernacle
Sunday
Carl Swiers
Ralph Bartholomew
Waldon Pelter
Social Scenes and Club Notes From Lorain Elyria Area
Mr and Mrs Fred Schrader hosted a birthday gathering at 116 Bellfeld avenue for Mrs Schrader and son Nelson Schrader of Oberlin with a midnight luncheon for 32 guests and Valentine decor. Knights of Pythias Holdman Lodge 699 in Lorain saw Esquire rank shown and Grand Chancellor James Dunn to attend next week. Elyria Lodge travels to LaGrange for county meeting. W S H Club played five hundred with prizes to Mrs Kolonos, Mrs Strimros ky, and Mrs Sabo, and planning for a future meeting at Mrs Kormites Beech street. Mire Teon Oullette of Elsia Country Club sails to France until late April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schrader
Bellfeld Avenue
Elyria
Mrs. Schrader
Nelson Schrader
Knights OF Pythias
Lorain Lodge
Elyrians
Holdman Lodge
Lorain
Alonzo Brown
Bert Tarr
Ora Barton
O. C. Barton
F. S. Waldron
James Dunn
Elyria Lodge
LaGrange Tomorow
Y W C A Friendship Club Conference Plans
The Friendship Club announces plans for the Northern Ohio Girl Reserve Conference in the city. February 22 to 24 expect over 150 delegates plus 30 local representatives, totaling about 200. Listed are the delegates, general director Miss Margaret Kinison, conference chairs Virginia Pope and Marion Daly, and the chairmen and committee members for Registration Housing Transportation Entertainment Publicity Food and Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Northern Ohio
Marion Daly
Virginia Pope
Mildred Vogler
Jacqueline Green
Mary Taylor
Leona Callahan
Alice Cobb
Mary Louise Harrison
Kathryn Shubert
Martha Glass
Harriett Luther
Rosemary Redington
Edith Altfeld
Frances Lemon
Margaret Handson
Julia. Keyes
Mary Samar
Marjorie Samar
Leona Rober
Rosemary Willams
Vivian Jackson
Dorothy Saywell
Mary Bush
Shirley Webber
Helen Hutt
Dorothy Moore
Faith Wilford
Marion Upp
Jeanne Smith
Margaret Kinison
Otto Greene
Marguerite Taylor
H. H. Stiffler
Grace Millikes
Will Dengate
Mary Louise Dengate
Marion Stankard
Mary Helfrich
Bernadine Urig
Mary Barton
Gertrude Borie
Lillian Maston
Dorothy Boor
Sadie Becker
Alice Anderson
Jeanne Guthrie
Irene Crowe
Hilda Stiles
Mrs. Heggle
Evelyn Ludwig
Marie Sandrock
Adelee Bullock
Magdalen Hoffman
Madelene Golemar
Budd Bishop
Barbara Whidden
Margaret Haueisen
Virginia Morris
Cleveland
Jacqueline Greene
Dames of Malta Drapes Charter in Memory of Mrs Watson
A large turnout for the Dames of Malta last evening draped their charter in memory of Mrs. Mary Watson. Ten candidates were ballotized and nine applications opened for membership. Members will attend the tabernacle on February 19 and 22. the degree team will arrive early to rehearse before lodge opens.
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The
Dames of Malta
Mary Watson
the Tabernacle
Robert Crehore Entreats Dinner and Bridge Evening
Mr and Mrs Robert Crehore entertained with dinner at the Oberlin Inn last evening with twenty guests. They returned home for an evening of bridge. Also noted are births at Elyria Memorial hospital and ongoing social events including Spring Valley Country Club directors meeting and local dances with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crehore
Ohio Street
Oberlin Inn
Noonday Lenten Services Announced For Saint John's
The Joint Noonday Lenten Committee of Grace and Saint John's Lutheran churches announces Holy Week noonday devotions from March 25 to March 29 at Saint John's Church corner Broad Street and West Avenue. Services run 12 to 12 50 with special music and 15 minute sermons by visiting Lutheran pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
St. John’s Lutheran
St. John's Church
Broad Street
West Avenue
Christ Jesus
Rabbi Cohen to Speak at Temple Meeting on Community Problems
Rabbi Cohen of Lorain will address the gathering at the temple on West Street and Lake Avenue. The talk, titled Problems of the Community, is for B nai B rith members and the public, with a musical program. The meeting opens at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Cohen
Lorain
West Street
Lake Avenue
B’na
B'rith
Young Men's Club Hosts Valentine Party at Spring Valley
The Young Men's Club of the Y. M. C. A. held a Valentine party at Spring Valley Country Club last evening with sixteen couples attending. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore served as chaperones as dancing and games provided entertainment for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Club
Spring Valley Country Club
Robert Moore
Miss Mary Shanon Hosts Coastin Party at Spring Valley Club
Miss Mary M Shanon of 16117 Clifton Boulevard entertained four teen guests at a late evening coasting party at Spring Valley Country Club. The guests enjoyed a chilli con carne dinner at the club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Shanon
Clifton Boulevard
Spring Valley Country Club
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed Mich
Admissions noted for Marry Chambers Carleton Mich and Paul Druzias 219 East Avenue. Discharges include Henry McKee 593 12 Broad Street John Maze St Clair Street Cleveland Milas Lulu Mathews Northrup Street Mrs Charles Clark 118 Center Street Albert Trego Columbia Center and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marry Chambers
Carleton, Mich
Paul Druzias
East Avenue
Jack Bellingham
Cleveland Street
Henry McKee
Broad Street
John Maze
St. Clair Street
Cleveland
Milas Lulu Mathews
Northrup Street
Charles Clark
Center Street
Albert Trego
Columbia Center
Mrs Slater Guest Of Princeton Avenue Hostess
Mrs. Alfred Slater of Johnstown Pennsylvania is visiting Mrs. E B Carter on Princeton avenue for several days. Mr and Mrs James Thatcher of Hamilton street are in Medina attending a dinner event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Slater
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
E. B. Carter
Princeton Avenue
James Thatcher
Hamilton Street
Medinaithia
Local residents noted in Ohio and Cleveland visits
The list records Mrs. W. J. Wagner of Sidney arriving to visit her sister Mrs. Thomas A. Conway for two weeks, Mrs. J. Q. Ryan traveling to Cleveland, and Mrs. Cordelis Hanway spending time with relatives in Cleveland. Also mentioned are Charlie Danny joining Miami University’s Delta Theta Phi and Reverend R. T. Ketcham hosting guests Barrett of Niles and the Harolds from Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Burhaum
Leonard Tufford
Texas
W. J. Wagner
Sidney
Ohio
Thomas A. Conway
Third Street
A. B. Taylor
Columbus
J. Q. Ryan
Cedar Street
Cleveland
Sylvia Smyth
Merthe Company
New York City
Charlies Danny
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Miami
Niversity
Delta Theta Phi Fraternity
Cordelis Hanway
R. T. Ketcham
Middle Avenue
Barrett
Niles
Fred Harold
Pennsylvania
Dew Drop Inn Floral Cumi Tea and Messages
A small notice announces Dew Drop Inn at 110 Floral Cumi offering tea and messages from 2 to 5. Visitors are welcomed.
Centtal Announcement Dr C S Kelsey On 20th Floor Lorain Co Bank Bids
Dr C S Kelsey announces location on the 20th floor of Lorain County Bank building. Offers years of plate work experience with rapid repair service. Phone 2450 for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centtal
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Mrs
C. Krantz
Cora May Walton Clus
Mrs. Earl Brown
Darley Picket
Garvin Averiue
Methodist Circle Nine
Iw. B.S
W.S. H
Gilbert Radacsi
Trondale Street
John Kolonos
Benjamin Strimrosky
James Sabo
Shire
Ave
3. Kormites
Beech Street
Mire, Teon Oullette
Elstia Country Club
J. H. Bellingham
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Spring Valley
Cascade Pavillion
Ridgeville Grange
ST. John's Luth
B'Nat B'Rith
National Board OF Fire Underwriters
Valley Club
Notts
Broad St
Vediumaze
Bolivia
Chiffon
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