Elyria Lodge Plans Boy Scout Support Drive
Dorothy Funk reports Elyria society notes as Elyria Lodge No 10% votes to back a Boy Scouts booster club at The Temple. Howard Butler outlines Boy Scouts of America progress in Elyria, citing 1935 figures of 35 scouts and 375 total members citywide, and a forthcoming city-wide fundraising campaign. The lodge will cooperate, with next meeting set for February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Temple
Howard Butler
Boy Scouts of America
M. G. Reynolds
Mock Trial Preparations and Lodge Activities Date
Mable Little 4417 program honors Washington's Birthday with two speakers. Stoward Butler and Hilsworth Albert urge all mock trial participants to meet February 26 at the hall for instructions. On February 11 the I Q OF bowling team faces Lorain, and on Friday the Illyria Lodge 3rd Degree team travels to Lorain for the candidate's degree. E C Jacobs calls all members to meet at 6 46 at the local L C O hall with transportation provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoward Butler
Hilsworth Albert
I. Q. OF
Lotrait
Lorain
Illyria Lodge
E. C. Jacobs
Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Relief For Coughs
An advertisement urges relief from persistent coughs and bronchial irritation with Creomulsion. It claims the product targets the mucous membranes, loosens phlegm, and asks pharmacists to offer a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied after the first bottle. The ad stresses the single word brand name and authentic packaging.
Iota Nu Meeting Picks Winners in Valentine Themed Game
Chinese Checkers was the diversion at the Iota Nu gathering last evening at Lona Chapman home 247 Harvard avenue Betty Schaefer and Anne Stolz won prizes Refreshments with a Valentine theme followed before adjournment to meet in two weeks with Dorothy Koontz 156 Cornell avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota Nu
Lona Chapman
Harvard Avenue
Betty Schaefer
Anne Stolz
Dorothy Koontz
Cornell Avenue
Ridgeville residents named in license listing
Licenses issued for Ridgeville and Lorain residents include Arthur Bauer 22 laborer and Rita Barnes 18 of Ridgeville, along with Thomas A. Rini 25 Cleveland wing manufacturer Merle H Latehan 35 Lorain and Despot Gossovich 44 Lorain steel worker Agnes Kovach 42 Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bauer
Ridgeville
Rita Barnes
Thomas A. Rini
Cleveland
Merle H. Latehan
Lorain
Despot Gossovich
Agnes Kovach
Latin Club Initiates New Members at Hlyria High
The Latin Club of Hlyria High School initiated twenty five new Sapientes in room 309. Harold Dahnke and Betty Miller conducted the vow ceremony, with poems songs and nursery rhymes performed by members. The session focused on Roman marriages with Marguerite Edwards detailing betrothal and Jane Unger wedding ceremony.
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Latin Club
Hlyria High School
Sapientes
Iet
Harold Dahnke
Betty Miller
Claude Martin
Bill Duteh
Bernard Linden
Walter
Club Plays Bunco for Chit Char Members at Burrer Home
Mrs. C. S. Burrer opened her home at 839 West Broad street for Chit Char club members. Bunco was played with prizes to Mrs. Gertrude Flood, Mrs. Isabel Popp, and Mrs. Iva Olmsted. The refreshment table featured a red doll centerpiece and candles with Valentine favors. In two weeks Mrs. Edith Smith will host at her home on Out West River street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Burrer
West Broad Street
Gertrude Flood
Isabel Popp
Iva Olmsted
Valentine Favors
Edith Smith
West River Street
Meetings Circle 2 of St. Agnes Church Announcement
Meetings Circle 2 of St Agnes Church sponsors a cited party Thursday afternoon in the church basement at 1 30 o clock Jolly Eight Bunco club will meet Friday evening with Mrs Charles Foreman 427 Second Street
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Circle 2
St. Agnes Church
Jolly Eight Bunco Club
Charles Foreman
Second Street
Plan Hard Times Party At Mrs Sharp Home
G G G club members gathered at 136 Beverly Court for a Hard Times party hosted by Mrs Marie Sharp. A Valentine exchange preceded bridge with Grace Shingley earning high score and consolation for Mrs E Wilshire. Karl Lehman won hearts. Julia Kokai and Marguerite Wolf received guest prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. G. Club
Marie Sharp
Beverly Court
Valentine
Bridge
Grace Shingley
E. Wilshere
Karl Lehman
Julia Kokai
Marguerite Wolf
Pow Wow Club Hosts Mrs Worthington and Miss Reid
Mrs Worthington and Miss Wilma Reid welcomed Pow Wow Club members to a Fourth Street home last evening. Bridge games provided the main diversion with Katherine Arter earning top rewards, followed by a two course luncheon. A Washington's birthday motif featured a cherry tree centerpiece.
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C. H. Worthington
Wilma Reid
Fourth Street
Katherine Arter
Washington
Erhart Briefs Mention Local Weekend Visits
Mrs Albert Erhart spent the weekend with her son Firmin and his wife in Cleveland. Robert Dowdell of Cleveland visited his sister Mrs B B Speith over the weekend. W W Kemp and wife of Chippewa Lake spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Nelson Gross. Mr and Mrs Wilford Fries were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Herbert Mitchel in Rochester. Mrs Josephine Nilges is visiting her daughter Mrs Normai.
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Albert Erhart
Firmin
Cleveland
Robert Dowdell
B. B. Speith
R. Kemp
Chippewa Lake
Nelson Gross
Wilford Fries
Herbert Mitchel
Rochester
Josephine Nilges
Normai
Local social notes from Litchfield and nearby towns
Emig settles in at Lindhurst for weeks as many neighbors visit and call. Numerous residents from Berea Medina Elyria and Brunswick attend family events, birthdays and hospital plans, with a steady stream of visits to and from the Fiest, Haury, Gravenstreter, Schaible, Richards and Pallas households. Details name dozens of individuals and small gatherings across multiple towns.
West Ridge Club Honors Advisor at Valentine Party
Jolly Hustlers 4-H Club members at Zelda Schramm’s Schramm road home hosted a Valentine party with bingo and banco won by Doris Minnich Patti Fowl and Virginia Summs. Retiring advisor Mrs Wesley Samslow received a club gift as guests included Mrs Wesley Samslow, Mrs Harry Lauer, Miss Emma Berg, Mrs Irwin Eldred and Mrs Fred Schramm.
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West Ridge
Zelda Schramm
Lois Eldred
Jolly Hustlers
Wesley Samslow
Harry Lauer
Emma Berg
Irwin Eldred
Fred Schramm
Local church groups hold meetings and funeral for area resident
Sullivan Division No.3 Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Edgar Drake on Thursday afternoon while Congregational men plan a Wednesday banquet in the church dining room. Funeral services for Russell Moorhead were held at his sister’s home with Rev Wells officiating and interment in Sullivan Cemetery. Moorhead died at his sister Mrs Lena Baker’s Akron home last Monday. W T U members met with Mrs LeRoy Taylor with Frances Willard program led by Miss Lina Eaton’s home to host next meeting. Mr and Mrs C H Rogers of Norwath spent weekend at their home here. Six year old Alvin Keener was hospitalized in Lodi with bronchial pneumonia. Paul Jones has recovered enough to be about the house.
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Ladies Aid
The
Congregational Church
Edgar Drake
Association of Congregational Men
Russell Moorhead
Ames Freyman
Stev. Wells
Sullivan Christian Church
Sullivan
Moorhead
Lena Baker
Akron
T. U
LeRoy Taylor
Frances Williard
Millie Arndt
William Charlton
Lina Eaton
C. H. Rogers
Norwath
Alvin
Harland Keener
Lodi Hospital
Paul Jones
Community Circle and Club News from Belden Area
Mrs Herman Wise spent Monday with her father William Turner in La Grange. Fern Wise of Elyria visited her parents the Wises recently. Mrs Pauline Sooy hosted the Community Circle at her home Thursday. A splendid cafe teri a dinner was served at noon. Piecing quilt blocks occupied the afternoon. Routine business was conducted. The meeting place is not yet decided. Mr and Mrs Charles Castle welcomed a baby daughter born at Memorial Hospital on Thursday February 10. Mrs Castle is the former Elizabeth Droege. Mrs Minnie Echle hosted fourteen Lunch eon Club members at her home Thursday, lunch served at noon, afternoon quilting followed. Next club meeting will be at Mrs Bert Schaefer's home in two weeks. Mr and Mrs D G Reisinger spent Thursday in Cleveland visiting daughter Miss Marjorie Reisinger, a teacher at John Hay School. The M E Church official board will meet with Mr and Mrs Charles Wise Monday evening.
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Emig
Lindhurst
Nelson Gross
Wayne Turner
Litchfield
Tony Strittmatter
Dorothy
Violet
Pearl Fiest
Wiliam Fiest
Cleveland
Ruth McCabe
Lodi Hospital
Nelson Schultz
Schrock
Elyria
Lawrence Benche
Herbert Armbruster
Willie Johnson
Janet
Fiest
Ed, Meschler
Medina
Miss Monegan
Granger
Mr. Abbot
Mickey Rudd
S. Miller
Loudonville
Amanda Steingass
Lucille
Lawrence
Mallet Creek
Ruth Brintnall
Bob Alexander
York
Paul Rumbaugh
Norma Joreski
Brunswick
H. J. Grabenstetter
Rose
Clarence
West View
Arthur Manworthy
Rose Peterson
Albert Gross
Elias Norris
Berea
J. M. Norris
Dean Regal
Columbus Moyday
Blackburn
Travis
Lodi
J. m
Norris
John Gravenstreter
Guy Myers
Albert
Charles Gross
Castle
Elizabeth Droege
Minnie Echle
Bert Schaefer
D. G. Reisinger
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Tuo
Seeachwood
Nitiates
Erhart Briefs
C.h.merthew CO
Jarnty
R. W. Richards
Nancy
Richard
Lillian Todd
Edward Hahn
Charles
Billy
Martha
Charles Schaible
C. ©. Strickler
Oberlin Road
Ollie Minnich
W. M. Richards
Blanche
Lakewood
Walter Grobe
Edison Highway
E. John Porter
Louis Bettcher
Fairview
George Washburn
LaGrange
Fred Simms
Marion Pallas
Beacon Light
St. Pauls Church
Dwight Page
Wellington
Charles Pickworth
Pittsfield
Th. L. Walker
Russia
Clifford Hart
Betty
H. J. Hillier
Henry Pallas
Charles Patlas
Alice Smith
North Ridgeville
J. H. Penfound
Harland
Henry Penfound
Robert Smith
Chestnut Ridge
H. H. Drusendahl
Louis Beicher
Fair
Belden
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Lake Ave
the O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
EAL Pv
Fine Bell Company
Alex
Acex Hessom
Max
Ax van Ormer
Alan
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