Community Club Events and Meetings Tonight
Tonight several groups host meetings and events around town. The Girl Reserves close their membership drive. the Who's Who Card club meets Mrs. George Krugman at 129 Chilk Street. the Tieredia Social club gathers with Mrs. Laura Barton on Dewey Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Co. A
Who's Who
George Krugman
Chilk Street
Tieredia Social Club
Laura Barton
Dewey, Avenne
Toute
Pedro civ
Otis Sayles
South Maple Street
Star Club
Tan
Anderson
Warren Sreer
Set
Chem Nie Ferthe Home Company
Assor_atun
Trers
Scotia
Obertson
Uruer
Bern
Royal Neighbors of America
Mis
Doc Eighest
The
United Presbyterian Church
AL HL Griffiths
Imitation reptile skin leather goods and tanned hides
A brief note describes items resembling lizard and nit site leather produced or marketed in February. It mentions leather goods tied to a fashion or craft context and notes potential imitation materials without detailed attribution.
Azzever Club Hosts Davis Couple and Guests
Mr and Mrs Arthur Davis entertained at the Azzever Club last evening at Five Hundred The Meek and Walker teams shared high score honors George Fees and Ward Blythe were consolation winners Edward Birthe and Charles Meek also consolation guests A dainty luncheon followed and guests planned to meet again in two weeks with Mr and Mrs Charles Meek of 211 North Olive Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Davis
Longford Avenue
Azzever Club
Charles Meek
Harry Walker
George Fees
Ward Blythe
Edward Birthe
North Olive Street
Policemen Ball Seen as Best Ever in Ely
The Policemen's Ball held last evening at Cascade Pavilion raised funds for the pension. Over four hundred couples attended and danced to music by Smith's orchestra, marking a highly successful affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Pavilion
Ely
Smith
Lorain Nurses Enjoy Hay Rack Party at Kaiser Home
Twenty nurses from St. Joseph visited the Kaiser home at 624 West River Ave for a hay rack party with music and games. Refreshments were served late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twent Epach Hospital
Lorain
Valentine Party for E. F. P. C. Club Members
Elizabeth Faxon entertained seven members of the E. F. P. C. club at a Valentine party last evening at her Middle Avenue home. The house and refreshments followed the red and white Valentine color scheme.
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Elizabeth Faxon
EB. F P. C. Club
Middle Avenue
Friendship Club Cabinet Meeting and Initiation Plans
The Friendship club cabinet met Thursday after school at five o clock. After devotional services they discussed candy selling and a new friendship club meet ing to be held on Wednesday and Eagles Lodge members were initiated into the ritualistic work with a luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Lodge
Friendship Club
Newriendship Club
Grace Lutheran Young Peoples Banquet Delights Attendees
Grace Lutheran Young Peoples Society held its annual banquet at the M C A with 95 covers. A Valentine themed program featured a toastmaster, musical numbers, and remarks by Hon A K Webster, followed by piano solos and a reception of praise from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lreopis
Society
Grace Lutheran Church
Donald Gehl
Healt
A Gearhart
O. Palmer
G. Matson
Ing
A. KR
Webhter
Muhily
C. Lanse
Fo Witt
Carl Woodin
Luella Wilcovin
Nierman
Welen W Gitthel
Viola Blorr
Ruth Nieriman
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital notes record admissions including Elizabeth Kuracel 549 Trondaie St and Eddie Manuel at Oberlin Kids Home plus Mrs Clyde Parker 528 East River St Discharges include Mrs Henry Wirehham and baby girl 219 Twelfth St Richard Greene 227 Cornell St and Mrs Cleo Turgeon 3124 West Boulevard Cleveland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kuracel
Trondaie St
Fred Broshaw
Fremont St
Margaret Rowand
Rogers St
Bucyrus
Eddie Manuel
Children’s Home
Oberlinj
Clyde Parker
East River St
Henry Wirehham
Twelfth &T
Richard Greene
Cornell
Cleo Turgeon
West Boulevard
Cleveland
Local clubs honor Lincoln anniversary and community leaders
Circle 1 ofMerho Exiseis church hosts a midweek meeting in Elyria with a tureen meal. Kiwanis Club marks Lincoln birthday with Rev J A Keler as guest speaker recounting Honest Abe. Round Table Club toasts Mr and Mrs Shelton at a Springfleld gathering honoring their service and Rotary and Y A activities.
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Kiwanis Club
Ah- Taham Lincoln
J. A. Keler
Lincoln
Edwin Kirby
Tne
Abe
An le
Tis
America
Kirby Sai Anmiong
Elyria
al Jackson
Bud Andrus
Clover Leaf Girls Enjoy Valentine Party at Mrs Decker Home
Mrs George Decker entertained the Clover Leaf Girls of St Toul church Tuesday February 12 at her West avenue home. The house fit the Valentine theme with games and prizes won by Eleanor Loeffler Margaret Klein and Florince Penfound. A luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Decker
West Avenue
St. Toul'a
Eleanor Loeffler
Margaret Klein
Florince
Culture Club entertained by Mrs WoL Beal
Mrs WoL Beal hosted the Culture Club at her West Briles Street home yesterday afternoon. Seventeen members responded to roll call and shared short talks on topics including Ohio ferries and a paper on swissetrias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Club
Vn Pel
Wol Beal
West Briles Attreet
Ohio
Fh Ho Phe
Q. E. Brodber
Aecon Man
Heights
Wahrgline
Sing
Unclear Local Meeting Noted With Names From Elyria
The report lists attendees and winners from a Uarl evening event including Mrs Willa WwW, Mrs Powell, Arthur Powe Murray Ridge, Mr and Mrs Ian Meis ter, Mr and Mrs Jack Lewis, Mrs Wells of Elyriax, Mrs Martha Ferehe and Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uarl
Willa
T. Served
Powell
Arthur Powe
Murray Ridge
Ian Meister
Jack Lewis
Wells
Elyriax
Martha Ferehe
Lawrence
Ninety-Five Club Hosts Evening Program and Social
Members of the Ninety-Five Club gathered Thursday at homes on Columbus Street and St. Louis to hear a program on The Life of Henry W. Longfellow by Samuel A. Longfellow. Current Events were presented by Mrs. Stark, Mrs. Faxon, and Mrs. Haran. Next Monday a social evening will be hosted by Mrs. Starr Faxon at Miss Jev Burrows’s Wear Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin
Starr Faxon
Jev Burrows
Wear Avene
Valentine Party for First Congregational Sunday School Class
The Third Year Boys and Girls Classes of the First Congregation were delightfully entertained by their teacher Miss Rose Shall yesterday afternoon from four to six at a home on Eighth Street. Children enjoyed games and crafts and the rooms were attractively decorated with red hearts while Miss Marshall served Valentine refreshments.
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Home For the Aged
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Zelia Williams
Europe
Elks Lodge
Tigritis Club
Miss Rose
Eighth Street
Marshall
Tigritis Club Holds Valentine Party for CG. A Ladies
The Fightis Club of CG. A. hosted a Valentine gathering at the Old Ladies' Home. Entertainment included a sing by the Pames, Mi Grobe plate solos, and Hannah Garford whistling. Guests enjoyed refreshments and left with festive favors.
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Fightis Club
CG. A
Pames
Mi Grobe
Hannah Garford
Pretty Valentine Party at Guth Home
One of the prettiest Valentine season parties was held Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guth on Park avenue. The house was decorated with red hearts and streamers. Guests enjoyed songs and dancing followed by a late luncheon for fourteen attendees.
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The
Exchange Club
Albers Villa
Cha Guth
Charlies, Guth
Park Avenue
Mrs. WTssinger Hosts Division Meeting
Division B of the Christ met at Mrs. S47 Furnae street yesterday afternoon with twenty four members present and no guests. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Hall. the group adjourned after a brief social hour. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Qualk, 122 Kaiser court.
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The
Christ
Furnae
Borg
Carlisle PTA Hosts Lincoln Washington Program
The Carlisle Parent-Teachers Association held a meeting at Carlisle Center school house with a program on the lives of Washington and Lincoln. Refreshments were served by a committee. The next meeting is set for Thursday March 18 at the school house. Mrs Will Shaver entertained the Poinsettia club with nine members. Mrs Ella D Billingsley won the sunshine drawing. Luncheon followed, hosted by Mrs Marie Bachman.
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Carlisle B.A
Lincoln
Carlisle
Carlisle Center
Washington
Will Shaver
Homer Street
Poinsettia Club
Neesework
Ella D Billingsley
Marie Bachman
Marseilles Avenue
Local Licenses and Occupations Noted in Turbulent List
A garbled item lists licenses and occupations including fireman and bus driver. It mentions Amherst and Mo railroad s, Higha, J. C. Conaway, Cha Florence Bowers, and ica Conaway, with ages and roles such as sailor. The fragment suggests a community record of workers.
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Amherst
Higha
J. c. Conaway
Cha- Flornce Bowers
Ica
Conaway
Entertains at Ferro on Chestnut Ridge Evening
Mr and Mrs Carl Wright hosted a progressive Pedro night at their Chestnut Ridge home. Mrs Carl Wright and Louie Taylor won high honors, with Mrs Louie Taylor and James Smith taking second place. Guests enjoyed music and singing after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wright
Pedro
Chestnut Ridge
Louie Taylor
James Smith
Prize Winners Highlight Card Party in Lorain
Mrs. Roland Morris of this city was one of the prize winners at a card party Wednesday evening in Lorain for the Veterans Auxiliary. Other prize recipients included Mrs. H. L. Cor theirdrer St. and the Rothe family among guests from San and eastbound travelers Grant Cordrey Lucite and Mrs. Brett were en route home after a trip east.
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Grant Cordrey Lucite
San
H. L. Cortheirdrer
Roland Morris
Sien
Veterans’ Auxiliary
Lorain
A. H. Rothe
Lorain and Detroit News From Local Residents
Miss Evangeline Rothe and sirs greet visitors in Lorain while Mrs. Donald Bowers hosts. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Ernshaw at 107 Fremont Avenue. Mrs Eleanor Sonnells visited Lorain and attended a State theatre performance. Mrs H J Wineckle and son Jack plan a week in Detroit. M O Hetson learned of his niece Mrs W J Elvin of Detroit’s death. funeral in Norwalk Sunday. Mesdames Westcott Reese Ycket Morris Borum Haynes attended a theatre party hosted by M Penrod of Vincent. Local manager and associate prepared a trip to New York City with market talks and meetings of Saul's organization. Friends of Mr and Mrs Homer Burton and Mrs Bert Burton and children of 125 Heverly Court plan to move February end to Milwaukee Wisconsin. Mrs William Shrubsole of Highland Court received a cable from Arbaush Scotland about her sister’s death. Mrs H H Emm visiting daughter Mrs W D Little at 1113 West Erie Lorain. Paul Andress of Hi ram College to spend Sunday with John Robinson. Andress to report on International Student Volunteer Convention in Indianapolis. Howard Allen of Allen’s Boot Shop returns from Chicago after attending National Shoe Retailers Association convention. expects elaborate and colored leathers and sandals to rise in popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline Rothe
Lorain
Gimer Sah
Donald Bowers
Fred Ernshaw
Fremont Avenue
Eleanor Sonnells
State Theatre
H. J. Wineckle
Jack
Detroit
Hetson
W. J. Elvin
Norwalk
Homer Burton
M Bert Burtet
Heverly Court
Milwaukkee
Wis
Wiliam Shrubsole
Highland Court
Arbaush Scotland
H. H. Emm
W. D. Little
West
Erie Avenue
Paul Andress
Hiram College
Sunda
John Robinson
Mr. Andress
Indianapolis
Church of Christ
Howard Allen
The
Allen's Boot Shop
Chicago
National Shoe Retailers Association
Allen
Sheltered Coal Offered by West Side Lumber & Coal Co
It pays to buy sheltered coal from the West Side Lumber and Coal Company where coal is stored under cover in silos, ensuring readiness when you need it again.
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Th West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Bake sales Planned by Sunday School Circles
Class No 9 of M EK Sunday school will host a bake sale Saturday at Evica Flower Shoppe and another bake sale at Singer Sewing Machine Dillnpy by Circle 7 of M FE church.
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M. EK
Acam
Evica
Singer Sewing Machine
Circle 7 of
M. FE. Church
Community fundraisers and bake sales on Feb 16
Ents announce a Grand Roast pork supper at Circle Se 4 St Pauls Church, a bake sale by Lodi Division 2 at Second Congregational Church, and a bake sale by WCA at Central Book Store. Proceeds aid rebuilding YWCA buildings in Japan. Volunteers invite attendance at 9:30, 10, and 10 a.m. events.
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Circle Se
St. Paul's Church
Lodi
2Nd Congregational Church
Superior Electric, Co
E. Broad St
Central Book Store
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Pop the Agen
Valentine Party
Augusta Inswer
Cleveland Street
Marie Arndt
Frances Hackett
Ella Grugel
Mrs
Or Arndt
Oxford Street
Mrs. H. L. Cordrey
High Street
Grant Cordrey
Lucille
San Francisco
Calif
L. M. Weeden
Clan Robertson
Clan Abertson
Moose
Carl Kaiser
Beebecourt
Roy Briggs
Frank Kaiser
Dobel
Dilaine
K. of C
Knights of St. John
Messrs
Frank Dobell
Schultz
Henry Dildine
Dilmaster
Edward
Paul Kaiser
North Elyria
Henry Rosenthal
Gulf Street
Viola
Clarence
Jack Sullivan
William Sullivan
Richard Jensen
Iane Worcester
Loretta Stark
Dorothy Meinke
Eleanor Montague
Adeline Montague
Marie Mae Gerhardinger
Thelma Pelton
Arthur Grills
C. A. Baker
Woodland Avenue
Mending Lorala
Wellington da
Abont S
Ga’ Cretonne
Gail
Colerea Cretonne
Azzever Club Entertapved
Elyria Post No. 72
American Legion
Torain Nurs
Valentine
Cabinet Meets
Grace Lutheran Young Peoples
Church OF Christ Haas Tureren
Fred Dibble
Harvard Street
C. A. Martin
Eastern Iigts
Bivd
Merho Exiseas
Second Congregational
Seheeman
Seville
Shober
Stear
Round Table Club
Shelton
R. L. Rankin
J. P. Rankin
Earl Court
W. B. Hubbell
F. Shelton
Springfie
Lawrence Webber
Rotary
Iltruminal
Tag Rotary Cin Bere
J. B. Theras
Shelton Ami
Y. A
WR. Bartlet
SS & Rackwood
J. H. Thurston Shelton
Webber
Sire. Shelton
Mrs. Shelton
Dorcas Society OF Grace Lutheran
Dorvas Society of Grace
William Blook
Eleventh Street
Platz
Cole
Louisiana , Avenue
U. S
Mrs. Wtssinger
FERRO
Reliefagraf
Crane
Holtmats Nuuket
East Broadst
Sons of Veterans Aux
Security Benefit Association
I. O
F. Hall
Elyria Eagles
Eagles’ Mall
Serpentine
Vriends
Meert
Ebert
Quality Pharmacy
CFI
Laehme Lekee
Broad ST. Leader Shoe Store
East Avenue
Broad St
Bon-Ton Millinery Co
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