Bridge Party Honors Sibyl Kohl Before February Wedding
Miss Sibyl Kohl's upcoming marriage to Robert Smith prompted a Green Lantern Tea Room bridge event hosted by Miss Loretta Smith and Mrs. Lester Deidrick. Five tables competed with prizes awarded to Mrs. Clyde McKibbon, Mrs. Maurice Kritzell, Miss Maxine Roling, Mrs. John Mockler, and Miss Gladys Kritzell. The luncheon featured a pink and green arrangement with roses and decorative favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Smith
Lester Deidrick
Green Lantern Tea Room
Sybil Kohl
Robert Smith
Clyde McKibbon
Maurice Kritzell
Maxine Roling
John Mockler
Gladys Kritzell
Rainbow Class Holds Monthly Meeting at First Methodist
The Rainbow Class of First Methodist met in the Y W A gymnasium with a Sheed dinner and a business session. New officers were inducted led by Ella Peake, prizes awarded to Myrtle Benjamin and Flossie Shepherd, guests included Dr E J Bond, and hostesses were Florence Fullmer and Dorothy Ingersoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Y. W
Ella Peake
Hazel Wieseke
Myrtle Benjamin
Dorothy Korner
Jean Benjamin
Hazel Schmitkens
Ruby Vietzen
Clara McMann
Flossie Shepherd
E. J. Bond
Florence Fullmer
Dorothy Ingersoll
Thirteenth Birthday Party at Aunt’s Home
Marjorie Ann Peaber thy celebrates her thirteenth birthday with a party at Mrs. Roy Held’s home. Guests from Ridgeville and Elyria join, prizes go to Vivian Richards and Eleanor Myers, and Valentine decorations adorn luncheon rooms. In a separate event at the Elyria Home for the Aged fourteen residents celebrate birthdays at a Valentine luncheon with candy boxes and a staff sing along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Ann Peaberthy
Mrs. Roy
Vivian Richards
Eleanor Myers
Valentine
Ridgeville
Ruth Haber
Mildred Maddock
Arlene Jones
Elyria
Shirley Simpson
Betty Reynolds
Ollie Hoogenboom
Mary Ellen Penberthy
Home For the Aged
Elyria Home For the Aged
Karl Pp. Meister
Browning program planned by Tau Chi Chapter
Tau Chi Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority met in the Directors Room of the Lorain County Bank Building. Plans were made for a Browning program on February 27 with talks on Robert Louis Stevenson and the Brownings and a one act play to follow with luncheon. Mrs Clyde O Deil of Albuquerque NM was summoned by her father's illness in East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Arthur Perkins
J. J. Powell
Clyde Clapp
Emma Zahrley
John Marsh
Clu
Washington
Emma Zahrler
Louis Young
Lorain
C. Chandler
J. Metzler
F. Brandt
Clyde O'Deil
Albuquer
Aue
New Mexico
Carl F. Muller
East Avenue
Valentine Co-ed Party Hosted by Helen Glammner
Zeta Upsilon members enjoyed a Valentine party at Helen Glammner’s home on Saturday evening. Hearts were played and dancing followed with a late hour refreshment course served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Upsilon
Helen Glammner
Sunny Side Up Club Hosts Bunco Night at Artemas Court
Members gathered at Mrs. Russell Becker’s Artemas court home for bunco with three tables. High scores went to Mrs. Jennie Lent first, Mrs. Ed Webber second, and Mrs. Emma Wendorf consolation. Luncheon served. next meeting set for February 27 hosted by Mrs. Jean Rasbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Side Up Club
Russell Becker
Artemas Court
Bunco
Jennie Lent
Ed Webber
Emma Wendorf
Jean Rasbach
916
East Avenue
Bridge party at Miss Arnold's delights guests on Ninth Street
Dubl Der Chih enjoyed a bridge evening hosted by Miss Ikathryn Arnold at Ninth street residence. Two tables competed with honors awarded to Miss Elizabeth Squire first, Mrs. Carl Gott second, and Mrs. Lloyd Reed consolation. A refined course followed. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday February 27 at Mrs. Lloyd Reed's home on Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubl der Chih
Ikathryn Arnold
Ninth Street
Elizabeth Squire
Carl Gott
Lloyd Reed
Seventh Street
WN A Q Club Hosts Book Review Event
Mrs Russell Bennett opened her Chase street home to WN A Q Club members for a review of Inheritance by Phyllis Bentley. Mrs Bennett served a Valentine themed luncheon after the discussion. In two weeks Mrs Glenn Faulkner will host the club on Cleveland road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Q. Club
Russell Bennett
Chase Street
WN. A. Q. Club
Karl Kaley
Phyllis Bentley
Entertains Garret Club at Old Fashioned Party
Miss Yvonne Myers hosted the Garret Club at 409 Park Avenue on Saturday evening. A brief business meeting preceded bridge and luncheon served by Mrs Myers. The next gathering is planned in two weeks at Miss Betty Vandemark’s Park Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garret Club
Yvonne Myers
Park Avenue
Bridge
Myers
Betty Vandemark
Marriage license filed for Smith and Jarkson in Oberlin
Emmett Smith, 28, a body repair man of Oberlin, and Olga Mary Jarkson, 32, also of Oberlin, filed a marriage license application. The Shriver couple on Spruce Street plan moving into a new home at 229 Columbia Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Smith
Oberlin
Olga Mary Jarkson
J. B. Shriver
Spruce Street
Columbia Avenue
Evening community meetings and clubs in Lorain County
A schedule of events includes Lorain County Medical Society at First Congregational Church with dinner at 5 and Dr. Rankin speaking, plus numerous church and civic group meetings. Activities feature dinners, Valentine parties, lectures, and social events at local venues and homes.
Elyria Legion Gala Night Opens Valentine Party
Elyria Post No 12 and American Legion host open house for the St. Valentine’s party with George Tattersall announcing high Fifth District and Lorain County membership. An old fashioned box social follows with lunch boxes from women guests as the program and social time occupy the evening. Final plans for the Washington Military Ball next week are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Post No. 12
American Legion
George Tattersall
Tattersall
Lorain and
Medina County
Lorain County
Legion
Washington
The
Bible essay contest heats up at First Baptist Sunday School
The Intermediate Department runs two contests with a Bible as the prize for best essay on What the Bible Means to Me. About eighty students are enrolled with Mrs Guy Byars as superintendent. Teachers include C C Keiffer and W H Keisler. Vice president June Welty. Classes were hosted at Keisler and Byars homes for Valentine parties. Next week a Washington birthday gathering is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
Guy Byars
C. C. Keiffer
Everett Palmer
W. H. Keisfer
Byars
June Welty
Iva Mae Jones Hosts Alpha Chilub Birthday Event
Iva Mae Jones of Cornell Avenue hosted Alpha Chilub members for her birthday celebration. A business meeting opened the evening with cootie as the main diversion. Prizes went to Mary Robson and Reva Taylor. Gifts were given to Miss Jones and a luncheon was served by her mother. Next club meeting set for Beverly Barchard’s home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Mae Jones
Cornell Avenue
Alpha Chilub
Mary Robson
Reva Taylor
Miss Jones
Beverly Barchard
Dr Zina Pitcher Speaks on Alaska Native Tribes
Dr. Zina Pitcher addressed the Fine Arts Department of the Woman's Club yesterday afternoon, focusing on coast Indian tribes of Alaska. He shared legends reflecting tribal beliefs and recounted experiences in the region. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. H J Austin and helpers, with a tea table decorated in green and gold, featuring red carnations and candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zina Pitcher
Fine Arts
Woman's Club
Alaska
H. J. Austin
Nettie Laundon
M. E. Hendricks
Herman Leonard
J .A
YWCA Committee Appointments Announced By Association President
The YWCA board met for its regular monthly session in association parlors with Miss Maybelle Burner delivering devotions. Mrs D A Laird announced committee rosters for the coming year covering baskets, health education, membership, nominating, houses, education, public affairs, and more. A swap party at the gym February 14 from 4 to 9 pm invites members to exchange items from baked goods to furniture while enjoying coffee and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybelle Burner
D. A. Laird
D. A. Baird
W. O. McClellar
Artemas Beebe
Holl Tibbuals
Adelee Brown
Business Siris Group
Cleveland
Louse
Mary Smith
Y W.c. A
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admissions list includes Mrs William Richmond at $19 Edith Street, Donald Fridenstine, R D No 3, Leland Prentice at 278 North Olive, Helen Smith of 611 Fifteenth. Discharges include Mrs Roland Peterson at 706 Persfield Avenue, Mrs Charles Murray, Bucyrus Ohio, Mrs ag Tony Cigliano at 43 Bond Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Richmond
Eidith
Donald Fridenstine
R. D
Leland Prentice
Olive
Helen Smith
Roland Peterson
Persfield
Charles Murray
Bucyrus
Ohio
Ag Tony Cigliano
Bond St
Meetings Circle Three of the Methodist Church
Meetings Circle No 3 of the First Methodist Church will be entertained Wednesday afternoon at the homes of Mrs F Henry and Mrs Boorn on 299 East Fourteenth street. St Clair Rebekah Lodge hosts a birthday party at their hall Wednesday evening with a refreshments and program following the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Medical Society
First Congregational Church
Lorain
John P. Rankin
Mary-Martha
Methodist Church
Mothers’ Auxiliary
United Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary Knights of St. John
Sienna Lambda Sigmas
Charlene Beddy
Junior
Young People’s Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Junior Eady
Howe Street
Women’s Benefit Association
George Campbell
Garvin Avenue
Daughters of Union Veterans
Marvy Chandler
Norah Abbe
Fourth Street
Comraderia Club
Ruth Stanford
East Broad Street
T. N. T. Club
Mildred Smith
Harvard Avenue
Lady Rowena Circle
Martha Wirth
Nichols Court
T. O. Q. F. Lodge
Garden Club
Woman's Club
H. M. Metcal
Treas
American Legion
Modern Woodmen of America
Woodmen Hall
Frank
Harmon Lodge No
A. M
Y-Indus Club
F. Henry
Boorn
East Fourteenth Street
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Miss Pauline Geitgeyv Hosts Mission Study Group
Miss Pauline Geitgeyv entertained members of the Queen Esther Society of the First Methodist Church at her Ninth Street home last evening. The American Indian is the home mission study for this year. After the program eight members played games and enjoyed refreshments. In one month the group will hold a tureen supper at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Geitgeyv
Queen Fesrthir Society
First Methodist Church
Ninth Street
Pi Omicron Sorority Holds Evening Study Program
A Pi Omicron Sorority meeting opened with discussions on Benjamin Franklin Robert E. Lee and Daniel Webster on Adams and Jefferson. Anne Vickers by Sinclair Lewis was reviewed by Mrs. Y. Beace. Hardy's The Three Strangers and Abram Ryan poems were read. The next study program is February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Robert E. Lee
Daniel Webbsters
Adams
Jefferson
Pi Omicron Sorority
Anne Vickers
Sinclais Lewis
Y. Beace
Hardy
Abram Ryan
Young Women's Division Social At Second Congregational
The Venne Women's Division of the Second Congregational church met at Mrs. Edna Albrecht's home 244 Spruce Street with Mrs. Irene Stuart assisting. Mrs. Nelle Gregory read a Missions topic. After a brief business session a social hour followed with favors awarded to Mrs. Florence Bauman and Bernie Phipps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venne
Second Congregational
Ehurcl
Edna Albrecht
Spruce Street
Irene Stuart
Nelle Gregory
Viorence Bauenier
Bernie Phipps
Family News From Ohio Homes This Weekend
Mr and Mrs James Vencer of Niles Ohio visit with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry Alvin of West avenue. Mr and Mrs Harry Walker of Lorain welcomed a ten pound son born Saturday. Mrs Walker formerly Ellen Mc Crain. Several women named H W Merriman F A Dusthimer Deane Burns M D Race and Sam Stevenson spend today in Cleveland. Mr and Mr Harry Dennis and two children of Cleveland Heights and Mr and Mrs Frederick Ferguson of Amherst were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs George
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Vencer
Niles
Ohio
Harry Alvin
West Avenue
Harry Walker
Lorain
Walker
Ellen McCrain
H.W. Merriman
F. A. Dusthimer
Deane Burns
M. D. Race
Sam Stevenson
Cleveland
Harry Dennis
Cleveland Heights
Frederick Ferguson
Amherst
George
Funeral of Jesse W Oakley Observed in Signal Ohio
Miss Besse Hobbs attends the funeral of her uncle Jesse W Oakley in Signal Ohio today. Mrs Barard Leonard recovering from four weeks of scarlet fever and planning to travel west for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Metzler
Collingwood
Ohio
Arthur Perkins
East Broad Street
A. G. Barbknecht
Princeton Avenue
Raymond
Minnesota
J. D. Hand
Toledo
Barard Leonard
W. E. Gregory
Delaware
West
Remai
Notory of Soviet Asia Outlined in Lecture
Mrs. Dorothy Fuldheim spoke to the Elvira Woman's Club on Russia titled a catastrophe and a challenge. She described ancient Russia as Mongolian, a giant with head in the Arctic Seas and feet in the Mediterranean, and depicted cruel serfdom under emperors named Little Father and Ivan the Terrible. She claimed Catherine the Great rose in the 19th century, and recounted brutal punishments, slave selling, and harsh laws. The talk touched Peter the Great and his quest to build a mighty navy and even pull teeth as a dentist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Fuldheim
Elvria
Dred Scott
Katharine the Great
Ivan the Terrible
Peter the Great
Lis
The Romanoffs and Tsarist Russia Through Turbulent Years
A sweeping, fragmentary chronicle traces the rise and fall of the Romanoff dynasty, Lenin’s exile and return, Rasputin’s influence, the 1906 1917 reign, Bloody Sunday, war hardships, and the abdication leading to Siberian exile of the Romanoffs.
How You May Look Prettier Ad for MELLO GLO Powder
An up tone ad touts MELLO GLO face powder promising to hide tiny lines and wrinkles. It claims a fresh bloom, no shiny nose, long wear, and no irritation thanks to a new French process. Priced 50 cents to 1 dollar with tax free.
Barter Exchange Tonight at W CLA Gym Adm 10e
Barter exchange advertised for Thursday February 16 at 9 PM in the W CLA gym. Attendees invited to swap items.
Daytime Chic Pattern 9548 for Spring Fashions
Pattern 9548 offers a redolent cotton frock with shantung bow details and topstitching. It lists sizes 14 to 54, fabric and ribbon yardages, plus illustrated, step-by-step instructions. Catalog and pattern set priced together at 25 cents. order via Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shantung
Marian Martin
Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department
West 1S
8Th Street
New York City
Massacre tale linked to communists and Romanoffs
Reports recount a massacre where twelve soldiers fired 109 shots killing a young son and others. victims were wrapped and removed. A village saw the slaughter, warnings were issued, and a code-assisted investigation followed. Lenin’s promises are cited amid a lecture on Fascism and Communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romanoffs
Lenin
Injured by Fall Report From Mrs. Nina Burt
Mrs. Nina Burt of 240 Seventh Street told police she slipped on a slippery sidewalk Sunday and injured her hips and shoulder yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Burt
Seventh Street
Unchanging East Reconsidered as Western Influence Spreads
The article notes a shift in global power, asserting that Western influence has penetrated deeply into the Orient, challenging the old concept of an unchanging East and signaling a new balance of cultural and political forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Auto Stolen Report From Broad Street Incident
Mrs J C Carpenter reports police that her car was stolen from Broad Street last night. The 334 12th Street address is listed in the report as the owner’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Carpenter
12Th Street
Broad Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sibyl Kohl
Patriotic Education Committee
Elvira Chapter
Cc. D. Gull
Phyllis Agate
Wilma van Oster
Lucile Hand
W. F. W. Auiliary
Columbia Club
Lorain CO
St. John's Lutheran Church
Third Street
Lorain County Men's Club
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
King Solomon's Lodge
King Solomon’s Lodge
Willard v. Frances
Lorain Lodge
Zets Upsilon
Sunny Side UP
Dubl Dec Club
Legion Meeting
Baptist Intermediate Dept
DR. Z. Pitcher
Free Arts
Little Joe and
the Missus
Patline Geitgey
Queen Esthers
Notory
Marcelling
Leedale
Swearer Elk
St. Petersburg
Katherine
Russia
Nicholas
Althe
Moscow
Sir Romanoff
Tress
Royal Guard
Hittie
Siberia
Rasputin
Kerensky
America
Ludendorf
Germany
Airyle Beauty Shop
Elvira Snv. & Trust Bldg
Washington Ave
Jade Tea Room
Phillips
Carpenter's Beauty Shoppe
Sanko
American Oriental Restaurant
Over Bell Clothing Coo
Madam Harger
Cleveland St
AB Sauer
Duro
Middle Ave
Elyria, Ohio
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