Mary and Martha class tureen dinner at church
The Mary and Martha class of the Methodist Sunday school held their annual tureen dinner for over 120 attendees at the church. After a bountiful supper the program included songs, piano duet, trumpet trio, group singing, a one act play What Husbands Don't Know, and an encore humorous explanatory song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and
Martha
Methodist Sunday School
C. E. Brodbeck
Birch
Yi. E. Wibber
Messrs. Lersch, Lee and Townsend
Irene Tpton
Ww. G. McClellan
Portulaca
C. Smith
Cerkins
E G. Baster
Jasper
C. B. Simkins
Tootsie
H. E. Wibber
Jakie
J. M. Powell
Hartshorn
J. C. Linville
Wilbur
Paul Hines
Sally Watts
Carl Smith
Frost
W. C. Meinke
Meredith
Spraegger
Miss Spaulding
Arthur Ruth
Sweetman
B. I. Ohlemacher
Unpington
Jane Barlow
Ralph Wood
Pryor
Daughters of Union Veterans Host Valentine Supper
Daughters of Union Veterans gathered at Miss Norah Abbe’s Fourth street home for a three n supper and Valentine party followed by a program. The president Mrs. Florence Holcomb named sunshine committee members and advisory committee include Commander Henry Stevick and Commodores Abbey and Kaley. Next meeting will be at the Endley Apartments with Mrs Endler as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norah Abbe
Fourth Street
Florence Holcomb
Lucile Warner
Lillian Endley
Florence Terry
Sunshine Committee
Henry Stevick
Comtrades Abbey
Kaley
Endley Apartments
Endler
Women’s Missionary Society hears Abyssinia talk
Members of the First Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society gathered after supper to hear about work in Abyssinia. The presentation was given by Mrs. M. H. Welty and Mrs. Guy Byars, with devotional hour led by Mrs. J. H. Crumley and singing by Miss Mary Batsdorf with Mrs. Crumiev at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Abyssinia
M. H. Welty
Guy Byars
J. H. Crumley
Mary Batsdorf
Crumiev
Y-Indus Club Valentine Party At Green Lantern Tea Rooms
Thirty two members and friends of the Y Indus Club enjoyed a Valentine themed evening at the Green Lantern Tea Rooms. Bridge high scores went to Ruth Higgins and Henry Stolzen burg Jr with Florence Allen and Robert Smith consoling. Oberlin guests William Morgan and Florence Paine attended. Social committee chair Robert Bearer led plans with assistants William Yoo and Earl Schaefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Lantern
Ruth Higgins
Henry Stolzenburg, Jr
Florence Allen
Robert Smith
William Morgan
Florenc Paine
Oberlin
Robert Bearer
William Yoo
Earl Schaefer
Auxiliary to Knights of St. John Hostesses at Party
The Ladies to Knights of St. John were hostesses at a party last evening in K. of C. Hall. After the business session, guests played bridge and pedro with Miss Anna Moore winning high in bridge and Mrs. Sullivan second. Mrs. Minnich won high in pedro. festivities featured a hard times party with comic valentines. Luncheon was served by Mrs. J. D. Kiser’s committee. An anniversary Knights of St. John event in KR. of C. Hall is set for February 28. The Auxiliary will meet March 14 for a tureen dinner at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auatharr
Knights of St. John
J. D. Kiser
Ed Stankard
Emma Brown
Urig
C. Hall
Maren
Work Among the Negroes Discussed at Church Meeting
Division C of the Second Congregational Church met at the parsonage on Woodland Avenue. Mrs. C. F. Wiseman hosted with Mrs. J. E. Hecock presiding. The program covered American Missionary Association work among the negroes, with Mrs. Frank Lovejoy speaking, followed by Mrs. Helen Savile reading Paul Laurence Dunbar’s Two Shoes. The next meeting is set for March fourteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
C. F. Wiseman
Woodland Avenue
J. E. Hecock
American Missionary Association
Frank Lovejoy
Helen Savile
Paul Lawrence Duanbar
Order of O. F. E. Meets in Wooster for District Session
About twenty five members of Elvira Chapter O F 5S 165 plan to attend the twelfth annual session of the fourth district O E 8 in Wooster on Thursday February 16. The business session starts at nine with Past Matron Blanche Kohler presiding. Elyria Chapter officers will participate in a memorial service during the morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Chapter
O. F
Association of Chapters of the
Fourth District
Ohio
O. E
Wooster
Blanche Kohler
Elyria
Girl Scouts Meeting At Church For Valentine Activities
Girl Scouts of Troop No. 2 met Tuesday afternoon at the Church of Christ. The meeting opened with inspection followed by a patrol, songs for the Court of Awards, and entertainment with refreshments donated ice cream for Valentine’s Day. Next week the troop will join Troop 1 at the First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Church of Christ
First Congregational Church
Valentine party hosted by Troop 3 for Troop 1 Girls
Girls of Troop 1 at First Congregational church were entertained by Troop 3 at a Valentine party. Valentines and candy were shared and games were played. Four new members joined from Troop 2: Warda Lyons, Jane Hines, Mary Lou Fister, and Helen Reece. The meeting closed with taps.
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First Congregational Church
Warda Lyons
Jane Hines
Mary Lou Fister
Helen Reece
Taps
Sorority Meeting At Boddy Home Opens Bridge Evening
Sigma Lambda sigma Sorory held a regular meeting at Charlene Boddy’s home with Dot Welch as joint hostess. Regular business was conducted. The next meeting is planned at Margaret Daniels’ home with Mary Alice McLaughlin as joint hostess. Bridge was the diversion of the evening.
Women Bible Class Studies At YWCA
The Business and Industrial Women’s Bible class continued the study of The Gospel We Preach at the YWCA last evening. Mrs. W C Porter led the session and a fine attendance was present. The class will meet again next Tuesday evening.
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W. C. Porter
Applications from Strong and Pappas Sent to Rev Stuber
Andrew Strong, 21, farmer of Lorain, and Mary Pappas of Elyria apply to Rev. Stuber. The notice lists their ages and occupations with no further details on action or deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Strong
Farmer, Lorain
Mary Papp
Elyvia
Stuber
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admissions include Mrs Chester Carpenter Wakeman and Mrs Clement Joviak at 139 Homer Street and 1610 West Avenue. Discharges list Frank Mittler 574 Turner Street William Moyer Spencer O Mrs William Richmond 319 South Street and others. newborns include Mrs Lee Klinect with a baby boy and Mrs Willam Shamel with a baby girl at 507 Summer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Carpenter
Wakeman
Clement Joviak
Homer Street
Alex Plato
West Avenue
Frank Mittler
Turner Street
William Moyer
Spencer
William Richmond
Sth
Chipman Giberson
R. D
Frank Doebel
Artemas Court
Lee Klinect
Grafton
Willam Shamel
Summer Street
Mother's Auxiliary Hosts Second Annual Valentine Party
In United Presbyterian Church parlors the Mothers Auxiliary hosted forty attendees for a lively Valentine party with stunts and group singing. A social meeting followed with officer nominations planned for the coming year and notes on a new young married folk's class, while Mrs. Sherrard performed two piano solos.
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Mother's Auxiliary
United Presbyterian Church
Mother’s Auxiliary
Harold Horace
Robert Sherrard
Sherrard
Bristol
G. A. Brown
E. W Wright
Grant Street
B. F. Varser
Doctor Rankin Speaks on Chest Complications
Dr. John R. Rankin addressed the Lorain County Medical Society meeting at the First Congregational church Lorain on chest complications after operations. A fine dinner was served by church ladies and a general discussion followed. The March meeting will be in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Rankin
Cit
Lorain County Medical Society
First Congregational Church
Lorain
Rankin
Elyria
Women Missionary Society Opens Meeting at First Methodist
The Women’s Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church opened with devotionals led by Mrs. W. F. Ohlemacher on Jesus, the Brother Of All Men. W. E. Carrington spoke on Racial Handicap, urging understanding over pity, with a Jubilee quartet closing the program. Miss Dorothy Rawson to host the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
W. F. Ohlemacher
Jesus
E. Ed. Dettman
Ceazell
W. E. Carrington
Graduate School of Theology
Oberlin
Tuskegee
Clarence Beazell
North Enst Ghio Conference
W. It M.S
Evening Community Gatherings and Club Meetings Listed
Tonight many local groups meet across town. Garford P T A hosts a bridge party at 457 Kenyon Avenue. United Presbyterian prayers are at 7 59 at 216 Howe Street. Eight O Clock Club gathers with Mrs Ralph Betts on Phillips Court. St Clair Rebekah Lodge offers a 3 30 tureen supper with degree practice and program. Young Ladies Sodality hosts a coed party at St Marys church. Round Table Club meets with Mr and Mrs Ralph Murbach on Washington Ave. Elyma Womans Club Business Department meets tonight. Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias attends St Clair Rebekah Ladies. Marshall Chapter R A M joins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford Parent-Teachers Association
Hl. H. McGowin
Kenyon Avenue
United Presbyterian Church
D. &. Scott
Howe Street
Ralph Betts
Phillips Court
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Young Ladies’ Sodality
St Mary's Church
Round Table Club
Ralph Murbach
Washington Avenue
Business Women's Department
The
Elyma Woman’s Club
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
St. Clair Rebekah
Meetings Ciress No 4d of the Fives Merc
There will be an important meeting of David Nse Chapter. Order of DeVo'ay tomorrow evening in the I O O F hall. The meeting is scheduled for Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. B H M A Russell, 232 Stanford avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciress
B. H. Ma S Russel
Stanford Avenue
David Nse
DeVo
Valentine Gathering For Mugwumps At Mrs Vestal’s Home
Mrs Vestal Jr assisted by Miss Turnbull and Miss Hillmer hosted Mugwumps for a Valentine party at 123 Columbia Avenue Monday evening. Twenty guests played bridge with prizes to Beatrice Ohlemacher and Agnes Dengate. A luncheon followed by a fireplace display featured red tapers and red sweet peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Vestal Jr
Jennie Turnbull
Jeanor Hillmer
Columbia Avenue
Cleveland
Bridge
Beatrice Ohlemacher
Agnes Dengate
Sapientes Club Elects Officers at Emma High Meeting
Sapientes Club of Emma High School met in the Auditorium on Tuesday afternoon to fill vacancies. Constance McClure Paul Block and Mildred Haldeman were elected Quaestor Praetor and Adorerrum. The next meeting is set for March fourteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapientes Club
Emma High School
Auditorum
Constance McClure
Paul Block
Mildred Haldeman
Pow Wow Club Elects Marie Perry President
The Pow Wow Club met at the Y M C A for swimming and supper at the Tavern, then moved to the Y W C A for discussion and recreation. Officers were elected with Miss Marie Perry chosen president, and next week’s meeting set for the Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Perry
Tuesday Afternoon Bank Book Club Discusses New Spring Reads
The group met in the Association parlors to review forthcoming spring publications. Titles include Pageant by G R Lanncaster, A Marriage of Conveniences by Anne Greene, Cheerful Weather For the Wedding by Jules Strachey, and The Provincial Lady of London by Derefield Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasmania
G. R. Lanncaster
Anne Greene
Jules Strachey
London
Derefield Wells
Burpington
Blip
Sinclair Lewis
Anne Vickers
Curtis Spence
Mr. Burner
James Co
Adam
Ladies Circle Hosts Dormant Social at Nichols Court
Members of a local Lady Rowena Circle met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Maithda Wirth’s home on Nichols Court for a brief business session, sewing, and valentines. After mass and refreshments hosted by Mrs Florence Resar, they adjourned to plan a social gathering for February 28 at East River Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Rowena Circle
Maithda Wirth
Nichols Court
Kaylor
Hd Pavicdson
Denores Resar
Resella Hwets
Florence Resar
East River Road
Spring fashion pattern promises chic children's wardrobe update
The ad promotes Pattern 9439 a two piece jacket and dress set in white pique and woolly cottons with options in challis and jersey. Sizes 4 6 8 10 12 require specific yardage and it includes illustrated instructions. Catalog and pattern details priced at fifteen and twenty five cents with orders to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department 292 West 18th Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Sister
Marian Martin
Chronicle
Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New
W. C. A. To Sponsor Barter And Exchange
Plans are set for a barter and exchange at the Y W C A gym tomorrow from four to nine. Items of any variety may be brought for exchange and all are welcome to participate in this new community medium. Mrs Q J Winsor leads publicity and Mrs Henry Tibball handles transportation. The Rear Up Club will provide coffee and sandwiches for early arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. J. Winsor
Henry Tibball
Hamilter Girl Reserves Tour Ends With Plans for Swap Dinner
Members of the Hamilter Girl Reserves visited Peerless Laundry yesterday with advisor Miss Evangeline Rothe. Refreshments were served and the group then met at the YWCA to finalize plans for a tureen dinner and swap party set for Monday February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilter Girl Reserves
Peerless Laundry
Evangeline Rothe
Women’s Benefit Association Meeting Notes
The group met with good attendance and heard two solos by Mrs. Pearl Bowler. Bunco prizes went to Mrs. Cora Bemis and Mrs. Margaret Eldred. Refreshments followed and the ladies planned to reconvene February 28 at Miss Julia Huff’s Broad Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Campbell
Women's Benefit Association
Pearl Bowler
Bunco
Cora Bemis
Margaret Eldred
Julia Huff
Broad Street
Miss Downing Hosts Garford and Allen Schools Teachers
Miss Bessie Downing entertained the teachers of Garford and Allen Schools at her home 1104 Lake Avenue last evening. Special guest Miss Harriet Hubbard Primary Supervisor presided and led a location guessing contest with Olive Lapp winning a prize. A two course luncheon featured Valentine appointments in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Downing
Garford and Allen
Lake Avenue
Harriet Hubbard
Miss Hubbard
Olive Lapp
Valentine
Fea
Missing Guests Mark Oberlin Woman's Event
A decorative table with red roses and candlelight set the scene for a social gathering. Miss Marie Rankin of Oberlin was the sole out of town guest at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Rankin
Oberlin
Parental pair welcome son on February 14 at Elyria Memorial
Plaza 1610 West avenue reports a son born February 14 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Clement Joviak of 139 Homer Street are the parents. Mrs Rose Trumpy of 419 Oxford Street departed this morning for Fort Pierce Florida to visit her brother and other relatives.
Barter Exchange at YWCA Gym on Feb 16
Barter exchange event set for Thursday February 16 from 4 to 9 P M at the Y W C A gym. Attendees may swap items during the organized trades hosted by the association.
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Barter Exchange
Lost Poodle Poodle Pup Named Fluffy Seeks Owner
Lost January 27 a small poodle about the size of a large cat answers to Teddy license 110. Reward offered by Mrs. Theodore Francis at 175 Spruce Street. Phone 43842.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Theodore Francis
Spruce Sgt
Ohio clerical visitors and obituaries noted in Elyria
Revered Henry C. Geiger of Livingston Tennessee stays with Mr and Mrs L A Obitts. He will speak in Medina Spencer and Erie PA this week. Henry Neaf er family attends funeral in Medina. Deacon William X Smith to be ordained priest at Trinity Cathedral Cleveland after Ohio Diocese convention. Eulogy for E Gary Boynton brings Mrs James Strome and Mrs W O Sullivan to town. Mrs Walde Adair visits Mrs George Brand. Judge H C Wilcox to attend Cleveland Law S100 Alumni banquet at the Alington Hotel. Born to Mr and Mrs Alex …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Rankin
Oberlin
Ohio
Elyria
Henry C. Geiger
Livingstor
Tennessee
L. A. Obitts
Fourth Street
Geiger
Medina
Spencer
Erie
Pennslvania
Henry Neafér
Neafer Court
Hoffman
Willam X. Smith
Cora Smith
Gampier
Trinity Cathedral
Cleveland
Diocese of
James Strome
Washington, D. C
W. O. Sullivan
Chicago
E. Gary Boynton
Walde Adair
Lorain
George Brand
Furnace Street
H. C. Wilcox
Ailerton Hotel
Alex
Lunch at Church of Christ Thursday 14 to 1
A church community event offers a 25e lunch at the Church of Christ scheduled for Thursday from 2 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
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Baptist Missionary Society
Vicks Vaporub
Birkline’s
Rialto
Indus Club
Order OF O. FE
GIRL
Charlene Boddy
Sigma Lambda Sigala
Business and Industrial Women’s Bible Class
N. D. Maston
Florence Brand
James France
Waide Adair
Pasadena Avenue
John Rankin
U. N. T. Club
T. N . Clan
Wildred
Smith
Harvard Avenue
Evelyn Mogers
Grace Prindie
Jeter
Dorothy Rawson
Sixth Street
Washington Ave
Barber & Beauty Shop
Mac & Vic
VRS. Wirth
Lady Rowensa Circle
W. Broad St
Andress
Miss Downing
Bill’s
W. Broad
Allen Bernard
Additional Society
PISO
Jade Tea Room
Phillips
Stle Beauty
JPPE
Henke
Ey Bika
Crystal
Court St
Myrtelle’s
Myrtelle
Dreamland
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Oxfords
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