Clifton Club Hosts Valentine Dance by Phra Chan Group
The Clifton Club in Lakewood staged its second annual Valentine format with 150 guests dancing to Chuck Whitney's band. Local society members and Elyria and Cleveland visitors enjoyed a staged program, with Bethel Shrine No. 24 officers honored and plans announced for a dessert bridge and a tureen dinner. A separate United Presbyterian women’s missionary group met, led devotions, and held a program on stewardship with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Club
Lakewood
Phra Chan Club
Chuck Whitney
Don Mason
Don LeCraft
Frank Bloomenshine
Claudia Cupp
Luther Johnson
John Machock
Helen Machock
Betty Humphrey
Thelma Streicher
Frances Dunn
Elyria
Rosemary Redington
Cleveland
Club Hosts Valentine Events At Homes On Harvard and Cornell
Hi Hatters hostesses Mrs. Robert Rice and Mrs. William Kessler led February gatherings at Harvard and Cornell avenues with bridge, gifts, and Valentine luncheon centerpieces. Mrs. Wood received birthday gifts. Mrs. Kesler’s luncheon featured a white cake with red hearts. A dinner party honored one year old Jackie R Sharpe as all grandparents attended. Beacon Class at St Pauls Evangelical exchanged valentines and awarded prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewsiety Club
William Kessler
Cornell Avenue
Wood
William J. Sharpe
Jackie R. Sharpe
Jack Sharpe
W. J. Sharpe
George Faulhaber
Don R. Sharpe
Bernard Faulhaber
Stanley Draper
YWCA Race Relations Day program announced
The YWCA will observe Race Relations Day Sunday at four PM with a program arranged by Mrs. D W McLeod. It features Georgia Sutton and Marcella Hayes in a piano duet, vocal solos by Thelma Page and Gertrude Mallory, and Irene Hollis on violin. Speakers include Mrs E E Evans and Miss Yutsi Kimura, followed by a social hour and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. McLeod
Georgia Sutton
Marcella Hayes
Blue Triangle Club
Thelma Page
Employed Young Women’s League
Gertrude Mallory
Middle Step Club
Irene Hollis
E. E. Evans
Elyria
India
Yutsi Kimura
Kimura
Oberlin College
D. A. Baird
Will Thomas
Senior Friendship Club
Personal notices and local travels in Elyria area
Mrs W M Crawford of La Grange road admitted to Elyria Clinic for operative treatment. Allan W Fritz sche and wife sail from New York on Empress of Australia for a sixteen day West Indies cruise. A daughter born to Horace Ives and wife at Elyria Memorial Hospital on February 13. The Crawfords and daughters Joyce and Janet hosted by the Langdons. A daughter born to Ford Hastings and wife at Elyria Memorial on February 14. Dale Becker ill with pneumonia at home on Middle Ridge 18. Renny McEvoy known as Renny Warnelle to Elyria, to team with Bob Ballin as Two Public Enemies on CBs starting Tuesday 10:30 am. lived with aunt H E Banker. W S Wiggins and family leave for three month motor trip west via Shreveport Prescott Santiago Oregon Washington return through central states. Rolland Faulhaber to spend weekend with brother Earl Faulhaber at Miami University. Jimmy Crumley son of J H Crumley recovering from operation at Elsha Clinic after leg fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Crawford, Jr
la Grange Road
Elyria Clinic
Allan W. Fritzsche
Washington Avenue
New York City
West Indies
Horace Ives
Grafton
Elrtia Memorial Hospital
W. M. Crawford
Joyce
Janet
Cbs
Elyria
H. E. Banker
Dick Hancock
W. S. Wiggins
Woodland Avenue
Shreveport
Louisiana
Prescott
Arizona
Santiago
California
Oregon
Washington
Central States
Rolland Faulhaber
Earl Faulhaber
Miami University
Jimmy Crumley
J. H. Crumley
Lake Avenue
Elsha Clinic
Daughters of Sahara Plan Bingo Party at Mrs Sparks Home
Attendees met at Mrs Ethel Sparks residence on Winckles Street for a planning session. A bingo party is set for March 12 at Mrs Sparks home with a Valentine exchange and luncheon to follow. A Cleveland trip for candidates was postponed due to weather. initiation earliest possible when conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Sahara
Ethel Sparks
Winckles Street
Mrs Sparks
Cleveland
City Editor reviewed by Eva Reely for Fortnightly meeting
Miss Eva Reely reviewed Stanley Walker's City Editor for Fortnightly members. Mrs James Guthrie of Ohio Street attended. Mrs Ralph Murbach read from Woollcott Reade. In two weeks Mrs Richard Stevens of Sixth Street will entertain at a one o'clock luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Reely
Stanley Walker
James Guth-rie
Ohio Street
Ralph Murbach
Woollcott
Richard Stevens
Sixth Street
Community Calendar of Local Parties and Meetings
The calendar lists multiple events across town including card parties at Mrs. Pierre Peterman's on 4th Street, bingo at Mrs. Chifford Hill on Williams Street, a postponed Knights of Columbus Valentine Dance, and a Pilgrim Community church Valentine meeting hosted by Lamp Bearers. Other items include dances at Jefferson Junior High, adult membership lectures, and various gatherings hosted by churches and civic groups with dates ranging this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford Parent-Teacher Association
Pierre Peterman
4Th Street
P. D. Reefy
Chifford Hill
Williams Street
Knights of Columbus
Valentine
C. Hall Kings Daughters
M. E. Church
Church of Christ
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Rinceton Avenue
Urich
F. J. Schumm
Jefferson Junior High
P.T. A
Gates Auditorium
Tau Chi
Betty Oldfield
Furace
Rollin E. Hinkson
Rollin E. Hinkson Post V. F. W
Pilgrim Community Church
June Ellen Helling
Winckles Street
Rosadel Rhodes
Seventh Street
Phi Kappa Sigma
Reva Taylor
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Eight-member club plans annual banquet at Ridge Street home
To Hold Banquet Just Us Eight club members met at the home of Mrs. Thomas Griffiths on Ridge Street last evening. A business session decided to hold an annual banquet soon. Prizes for games went to Mrs. Emma Kauffman, Miss Cecile Pfeiffer, and Mrs. Helen Ryan. Refreshments were provided by the hostess. The next meeting is set for March 12 at Mrs. George Holohach's home, 922 East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Griffiths
Ridge Street
Cearts
Emma Kauffman
Cecile Pfieffer
Helen Ryan
George Holohach
East Avenue
Sub Debs Elect Officers at Betty Oldfield Party
Sub Debs were entertained by Betty Oldfield of Furnace street last evening. Officers were elected, and D Kaiser was chosen president, and Beverly Vaughn secretary. A progressive dinner party was arranged for February 29. The members danced, and the hostess was assisted by her mother in serving a luncheon course. Following a round table, the meeting was adjourned for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debs
Betty Oldfield
Furnace Street
D Kaiser
Beverly Vaughn
Hospital Admission and Discharges Summary
Hospital admission list includes Mrs Willard Holmes of Oberlin and several others such as Mary Sederis of 503 East Ave and James Kasik R D No 2. Discharges note Mrs Edmund Little with baby boy and Mrs Frank Sage with baby boy at 717 Foster Ave. Marilyn Oertell at 315 Princeton Ave. Constance Elgar Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Holmes
Oberlin
Mary Sederis
East Ave
Ford Hastings
LaGrange
James Kasik
R. D
Richard Reese
Edmund Little
Frank Sage
Foster Ave
Marilyn Oertell
Princeton
Constance Elgar
Lorain
St Pauls church circle meeting shares songs and devotions
Yesterday afternoon two church circles met in the parish parlors for a joint song service and devotions. Circle Four included eleven members and two guests while Circle One had fourteen members. Mrs. Harvey Welton led prayers, Mrs. C. E Wigfield sang two solos with Miss Mary Fox at the piano, and Russell Schroeder played guitar. After Circle Four’s business session a Valentine exchange and refreshments followed. The next Circle Four gathering will be at Mrs. C Schulze’s home on East River street in two weeks. Circle One members received Valentine gifts from sunshine sisters, and refreshments were served by Mrs. John Reese. Circle One’s next meeting is February 27 at Mrs. Dostall’s Nichols court home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Circle Four
Circle One
Harvey Welton
C. E Wigfield
Mary Fox
Russell Schroeder
Circle No. 4
C. Schulze
East River Street
John Reese
Dostall
Nichols Court
Phi Kappa Meet Gracious Hostess at Marseilles Home
Phi Kappa members met hostess Miss Grace Lipple last night at her Marseilles home. Miss Marge Krugman was elected secretary treasurer to fill Miss Gorski’s vacancy. New peanut sisters chosen for the year. Games of aeroplane fun won by Miss Helen Mashinsky. Edna Hives won the word building contest. Dining room decorated for Valentine season. Mashinsky received a birthday gift. Gorski to entertain on 15th Street Lorain in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stewart
Marseilles Avenue
Triple Four
Eleanor Life
Ruth Haag
Margaret Urig
Harley Johnson
A. J. Boylan
Grace Lipple
Phi Kappa Sorority
Marseilles
Marge Krugman
Gorski
Peanut Sisters
Helen Mashinksy
Edna Hives
Miss Mashinsky
Miss Gorski
15Th Street
Lorain
Elyria Knights Templar hear solos and Russia talk
Elyria Commandery No 60 met in the Masonic Temple with Eminent Commander Ed Notley presiding. A dinner preceded the meeting with ladies as guests. Raymond Huston sang two solos, spoke on his Russia Orpheus Choir experiences, and marimba numbers closed the program. Upcoming event set for February 27 at Mrs Stetson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Commandery No. 60
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Ed Notley
Raymond Huston
Louis Kolopus
Russia
Orpheus Choir
Generallissimo
W. S. Kohn
Daughters of Scotia Host Rummage Sale in West End Market
The Daughters of Scotia announce a rummage sale at the West End Market on Saturday February 19. Proceeds support local programs and community services. Sales hours and item variety expected to attract neighbors and shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Market
Sat
Daughters of Scotia
Cues and Lines Dramatic Club Holds February Meeting
The Cues and Lines Dramatic club met last evening under new officers. A committee was named to draft by-laws and after business the group held a Valentine party with music, cards and dancing. Hostesses Mary Hochene del and Vargee Brubaker served luncheon. Valentine favors were used as place cards. Next meeting set for March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cues and Lines Dramatic Club
Mombers
Mary Hochenedel
Vargee Brubaker
Girl Scouts Session Ends With Entertainment And Awards
Girl Scouts of Troop 1 met at the First Congregational church for a regular session Thursday afternoon. Miss Joree Duckett hosted at her Washington avenue home with games and stunts. Jean Smith won the oratory prize as a Valentine box and Major Bowes Amateur program were featured. A buffet luncheon followed, with a Valentine cake from Mrs T Stephens and cookies from Mrs Eric Duckett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 1
First Congregational Church
Joree Duckett
Washington Avenue
Jean Smith
Valentine
Major Bowes
T. Stephens
Eric Duckett
Pythian Sisters Host Card Party With Guests
Mrs Caroline Saunders and Mrs Grace White of Cleveland attended the Pythian Sisters meeting at Woodman Hall. Committees were named for special work, cards followed routine business, prizes went to several members, and Eva Brunger chaired the refreshment committee. Next meeting set for February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Saunders
Grace White
Cleveland
Woodman Hall
Lillian Boddy
Anna Hoard
Bertha Lyberger
Esther Seekus
H. T. King
A. Brown
E. Manzelman
Lyberger
Saunders
Eva Brunger
Club guests attended Stevenson home on Grafton road event
Lotus Ehrke Mary Jane Buell Ruth Plas Beatrice Stranahan and Marion Stark were guests of Maude Stevenson at her home on the Grafton road. K W RK Club members attended. Games and dancing followed a business meeting. After refreshments, the club adjourned to meet next at Alice Foreman’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Ehrke
Mary Jane Buell
Ruth Plas
Beatrice Stranahan
Marion Stark
Maude Stevenson
Grafton Road
K. W. RK
Alice Foreman
YWCA Play Day Opens With Interclub Session
Vivian Chapman, newly elected president of the Inter-club council, will chair the business session and open the YWCA Play Day tomorrow at ten. Interest groups meet after, including knitting, tumbling, handicraft and wanderers, with mothers tea invitations and a tour of the telephone company building. Regular season games follow, ending at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-club Council
Vivian Chapman
Wanderers
St Andrews Men’s Club elects officers after dinner
The Men’s Club of St Andrew’s church held its annual officer elections in the Guild room. Dr J E Betteridge was named president and Harle G McNally secretary treasurer for the coming year. A dinner was served earlier by the North Side Guild. Mrs W W Bowdler and Dr R R Bevard sang, Rabbi Marcus Kramer spoke, and the meeting closed with the new president presiding. The Ladies of the G A R bingo event was postponed to next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Church
J. E. Betteridge
Harle G. McNally
North Side Guild
W. W. Bowdler
R. R. Bevard
Marcus Kramer
New Study Book Panels at Emmy Dean Anderson Circle
Fifteen members of Emmy Dean Anderson Circle and three guests dined at United Presbyterian church last evening. Vivian Horace and Miriam Paeth hosted. A nominating committee of Marjory Williamson Mildred Diewald and Marjory DeLong was appointed to elect officers for next month. The group will begin a new study book Heroes of the Cross. Clara Mae Gibbons led the lesson Girls and Women Under the Southern Cross, noting missionary difficulties in South America. A blue cross with a poem was given to each girl as the meeting closed with a pager and hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmy Dean Anderson
United Presbyterian Church
Vivian Horace
Miriam Paeth
Doris Jane Barber
Marjory Williamson
Mildred Diewald
Marjory DeLong
Clara Mae Gibbons
South America
Hymyp
Rummage Sale and Poultry Market Advertised in Elyria and Lorain
Licenses Edmund Manuel Elyria laborer and Ida Mae Redman Elyria. Salt Sheriff Lorain laborer and Rose Calabrese Lorain. Rummage Sale Maytag store 228 Middle Ave Sat Feb 15 Circle 4 St Pauls Church. Harts Poultry Market Saturday. Chickens to roast stew or fry. Stewing hens lb 28c 30c. Good pallets for roasting half fries and fresh eggs. Get your poultry and eggs here any day during the week. Cor 2nd and Chestnut. Phone 5874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Manuel
Elyria
Ida Mae Redman
Salt Sherif
Lorain
Rose Calabrese
Maytag
Middle Ave
St. Paul’s Church
Harts Poultry Market
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Bethel Shrine No. 24
Alta Bowdler
Walter Smith
Red Mill
Isle of Our Dreams
Allen
A. C. Schilleman
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Phyllis Mason
T. F. Sellers
Ida May Smith
Beatrice Demirjian
Robert Rice
Hi-Hatters Club
Harvard Avenue
Rice
Bert DeBray
Harry Moehlman
Lexington Avenue
Helen Barr
North Olive Street
Hilda Brown
Beacon
Paul's Evangelical Church
Gemes
Kathryn Schubert
Chetvenks
Qwearth
Mie Ber
Ra Goode
Mo. Raigh
Vayor
YWCA
Homer Clauser
First Baptist Church
R. W. Neighbour
Neghbour
Christ
Neighbour
Clauser
Penfield Junction
William Goacher
Carnell Avenue
East Side
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
E. B Redhead
Goacher
A. R. MacDonald
Trumpy
Oxford Avenue
Frank Stevens Sr
Fifth Street
Dorothy Martin Ehrhbar
John Whitney
Lillyan Stephens
Laura Welch
Joyce McKinley
Gene Ehrbar
City Editor
Louise van Alen
Astor
Serge Madivani
Alexis Mdivani
Palm Beach
Fla
Bernard
Phi Kappas Meet
Mrs. Simkins
C. B Simkins
Mary Peters
Mary Ellen Chase
Culture Club
H. C. Wilcox
L. A. Obitts
W. F. Bell
Re. A. Hubbard
Evening Star
Robert Wilcox
Frank Stetson
West Avenue
Altar Society
St. Mary's Church
R. B. Struthers
Barbara Stolz
Mrs. Morse
Lewis Morse
Edwin Sinerson
Walter Hysel
Sinerson
Walton Ice and Fuel Inc
E. River St
Lodge
Circle No
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Johnston
ST Gg
Oxford
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