Bride-Elect Alma George Honored At Shower In Missouri
Miss Alma George daughter of Mrs S J George will marry Humphrey R Craddock of Mexico Missouri on February 27 were guests of honor at a shower luncheon bridge hosted by Miss Francis Allyn and Mrs Roger Hill at Mrs Allyn s home on Eastern Heights boulevard yesterday Bouquets of flowers decorated the rooms three bridge tables in progress during the afternoon high score prize went to Mrs Louis Huffman for her top tally
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma George
Missouri
S. J. George
Humphrey R. Craddock
Mexico
Francis Allyn
Roger Hill
Allyn
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Louis Huffman
DeMolay Chapter appoints officers and schedules basketball game
David J Nye Chapter 544 Order of DeMolay met in regular session at 7136 p m. Master Councilor William Yoo announced committee chairs and a basketball game with Elyria Hardware on Tuesday February 21. Dad Beebe praised for floor, Rainbow Girls meeting set for February 20. Initiatory Degree to be conferred next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
LO. O. F. Hall
William Yoo
Chuck’' Hupp
Arthur Boyer
Alfred Luther
Ernest Buswell
Robert Bearer
Wiliam Yoo
Bar Chamberlain
Roland Faulhaber
Harlo McNally
Ralph MacDonald
Howard Ahlgrim
Chuck” Hupp
The
Elyria Hardware
Dad” Beebe
Order of Rainbow Girls
William Yeo
Church of Christ Bible School hosts Primary dept gathering
Officers and teachers from the Primary department were entertained at Miss Mary Fox's home. After opening with singing and prayer led by Mrs. Charles E. Cheney, teachers presented class reports. Miss Jeancuton played piano as the theme "Problems of Attendance" was discussed before refreshments. Next meeting at Mrs. Harry Demos' Furnace Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ Bible School
Mary Fox
Jesus
Charles E. Cheney
Jean Cookston
Harry Demos
Furnace Street
Miss Agnes McEwen Hosts Farewell Party After Lodge Meeting
Miss Agnes McEwen of the Daughters of Scotland lodge was guest of honor at a farewell party after the lodge meeting last evening. A luncheon course was served late in the night ahead of her weeklong trip to Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes McEwen
Daughters of Scotland Lodge
Scotland
Pilgrim Church Women Plan March Chinese Supper
The Women’s Association of Pilgrim Community Church met at Mrs. Herbert Young’s home at 242 Warren Avenue. President Mrs. D. A. Stanford led, with devotional hour by Mrs. Emily Scrivens. A program by Mrs. Mills featured solos by Mrs. Lockard and Mr. Sheldon, readings by Mrs. Parmely and Mrs. Bauer, and refreshments served by Mrs. Young and Mrs. Guthman for eleven members and three guests. A silver tea at the church is planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of Pilgrim Community Church
Herbert Young
Warren Avenue
D. A. Stanford
Emily Scrivens
Mills
Lockard
Young
Abraham Lincoln
Sunday School Social at Methodist Church Hosts Prizes
Miss Mildred Fowl entertained the Willing Workers Sunday School Class at her home. Twenty members and a guest attended a brief business session, then a social hour with games and prizes awarded to Thacy Claire Harris, Marjorie Mosely, and Emma Lou Erdman. Refreshments closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Fowl
Methodist Church
Thacy Claire Harris
Marjorie Mosely
Emma Lou Erdman
Auxiliary to S. of U. S. Conducts Brief Session
The Auxiliary to Song of Union Veterans met for a short business session Thursday evening in G. A. R. hall. Owing to the oyster supper and Lincoln program sponsored by the Auxiliary, important business will be taken care of at the next meeting, March second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. OF U
Spanish War Vets Observe Anniversaries in UKHall
Washington and Lincoln birthdays and the sinking of the Maine observed by Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary with about 150 attending. Honors given to Abbey and Mrs Abbey. Program included talks on George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, music by Warne Garland's Orchestra, a magician act, and a luncheon. Attendees from Lorain and Garretson Camp Cleveland. Next meeting March 2 under inspector William Emery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George P. Colburn
Mabel Locke
Warne Garland
George Washington
Eleanor Struck
William McKinter
Ann E. Southam
Abraham Lincoln
Mavor VanQster
Maine
Howard Butler
D. E. Whits
Mel Brown
Lewellyne
Roscoe Coufman
Bors
E. J. McRobert
Bellinger
Bauer
Jones
Barnes
Parson
Zonta Club Holds Tureen Supper at Miss Storrer’s Home
Sixteen members of the Zonta Class of the Second Congregational church met at Miss Gertrude Storrer’s home at 118 Franklin avenue for a tureen supper. A rose centerpiece and candlelit table set a festive scene. Florian Hauenstein won the word building contest and Irene Hastings with Mildred Neufer won the jigsaw contest. The date and place of the next meeting will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Gertrude Storrer
Franklin Avenue
Florian Hauenstein
Irene Hastings
Mildred Neufer
Shrine officers enjoy evening at Mrs Weisbrod home
Bethel Shrine officers and committee members attended a pleasant gathering hosted by Mrs. Paul Weisbrod on Fourth Street Bridge. About forty guests were entertained with puzzles and refreshments provided by the hostess and her executive committee. Out of town guests included Mrs. Della Richardson of Akron and Mrs. Nina Leizler and Miss Miller of Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine
Paul Weisbrod
Fourth Street Bridge
Della Richardson
Akron
Nina Leizler
Miss Miller
Amherst
Circle No. 5 Holds Net Saturday Tea
Mrs Virgil Waite hosted twenty six members and six guests of Circle No 5 at her Fast River Street home after noon. No program was planned as business took up most of the time. A quilt farewell gift was presented by Mrs Rhinehart who soon leaves for out of town. The Warvhc meeting will be at Mrs C V Beazell six th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Waite
Circle No
The
Methodist Church
Fast River Street
R. B. Rhinehart
Cardboard Clap Associates Meeting Update
Cardboard Clap associates met at Maran Ignasik home on East Rivereet Jact evening. Two tables of badge were in play. high prize went to Helen Burns while Leona Jackson was consoled. New meeting set for Leona Jackson home on Gulf street March ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardboard Clap Associates
Maran Ignasik
East
Evening Club and Lodge Gatherings Across Town
Tonight various groups meet including Little Sorority with Sarah Tapper on West Ridge road and Gratton Upper Room Bible Class at 6 30. St Andrew's hosts Kappa Beta Kappas bridge party while Royal Neighbors and Order of Eastern Star hold sessions. The I C QO hall hosts Security Benefit Association and Church of Christ C EL executive committee meets with Joe Weller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Sorority
Sarah Tapper
West Ridge Road
Cheerful Chatter Club
Geraldine Feron
Ninth Street
Kappa Beta Kappas
St. Andrew's Church
Nettie Finch Webber
Louise Smidt
Gratton Road
First Congregational Church
Security Benefit Association
Fishermen's Club
Order of Eastern Star
Royal Neighbors of America
Church of Christ C. EL
Joe Weller
Eastern Heights
Grace church Young People hold Valentine dinner meeting
The Grace church Young People's Society met for a Valentine themed baSE SE dinner last evening in the church hall. Reverend Schumm led prayer and delivered a talk, with games and contests adding entertainment. next meeting set for March ninth at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church Young People’s Society
Schumm
William Gebhardt
Irene Zachman
Helene Gutle
Wilfred Block
Dr Neighbour To Resume City Bible Class Studies
Dr R E Neighbour returns from Atlanta Bible Conference and will lead city and country wide unde nominational Bible class discussion tonight on The Four Horse Riders of the Apocalypse. A large crowd is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Neighbour
R. E. Neighbour
Atlanta
Atlanta Bible Institute
Postnuptial event honors Mrs Maston at Furnace Street home
Mrs N D Maston was honored at a post nuptial gathering hosted by Eleanor Curlin Mary Haipin and Ellen McCrain at McCrains Furnace Street home. After bridge guests enjoyed a luncheon set with silver candelabra and l il Sweat peas. Favors were pink frock bridesmaids. Mrs Maston received gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Maston
Heon
Maston
Souppfernty Club Plans Feb 24 Fish Fry and March 4 Hunt
In the new club room at 41 Broad Street a Jeneths business session reviewed social events. A fish fry is set for February 24 at Travelers Inn. A treasure hunt is planned for Saturday evening March 4. Bob Daniels, social chairman, announced a club bridge tournament with a loving cup prize to remain in the club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenda Methalog
Broad Street
Jeneths
Travelers’ Inn
Bob Daniels
Tureen Dinner for F D L Club at Miss Ora Champion Home
Nine members of the F. D. L. Club attended a tureen dinner last evening at Miss Ora Champion’s Ninth street home. Decorations featured four tail red tapers and baskets of confections. Guests then played bridge with Miss Jane Moody winning high score and Miss Elizabeth Hancock taking second. Miss Agnes Dengate will entertain the group in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. L. Club
Ora Champion
Ninth Street
Jane Moody
Elizabeth Hancock
Agnes Dengate
Bride Elect 18 Again Honored With Shower
A pre nuptial shower honors Sybil Kohl bride elect to Robert Smith with twelve guests hosted by Mrs. Gerald O'Connor at 1208 Lake Avenue. Prizes awarded to Lauretta Smith and Mary Wagner. Yellow and orchid motif decorates the luncheon table with a bridal serene centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil Kohl
Robert Smith
Gerald O'Connor
Lake Avenue
Hospital Notes Admissions And Discharges Summary
Admissions list includes John Simms Rus sia Ohio Mrs Fred Bongs 343 Concord Leo Galvan Lorain Mrs Thomas Watson Grafton. Discharges feature Charles Bruse 344 Second street Mrs Chester Carpenter Wakeman Orda Wilson R D No 1 Mrs Virgil Jasper baby boy 319 Harvard Mrs Alice Plate 1510 West avenue Mrs Franklin Goodson baby boy Oberlin road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simms
Russia
Ohio
Fred Bongs
Concord
Leo Galvan
Lorain
Thomas Watson
Grafton
Charles Bruse
Second Street
Chester Carpenter
Wakeman
Orda Wilson
R. D
Virgil Jasper
Baby Boy
Harvard
Alice Plate
West Avenue
Franklin Goodson
Baby Bay
Oberlin Road
Colonial Club Meeting and Youth Group Notices
The Colonial Club meets Monday at 2 30 at the home of W A Reed 234 Harvard arena. The King's Heralds meet at the M E Church at 3 o clock Saturday afternoon. Boys and girls aged 1 to 14 are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Aap
King's Heralds
M. E
Intolerance theme marks Elyria club dinner talk
The Publicity Committee of the Business and Professional Women's Club hosted a formal dinner with J Clare George of the Elyria Chronicle Telegram as speaker. He urged intolerance of lawlessness and waste and praised patriotic principles while calling for wiser tolerance. Wayne Garland will broadcast on February 18 on WADC Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business
Professional Women's Club
J. Clare George
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
George
Amliss Bertha Schulze
Elyria Club
Alicea McCracken
Wayne Garland
WADC
Akron
E W U Presents Church Pageant At St Pauls Meeting
Evangelical Womens Union of St Pauls church held its monthly gathering with devotions by Mrs Mary Fox. A pageant by the educational committee depicted church work with several members, followed by songs violin solos and a luncheon for about seventy five. Out of town guests including Rev Bischoff and Rev Bourquin will speak next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Women’s Union of
St. Paul's Church
Mary Fox
EF. Humphrey
E. Os Wald
Christian Citizenship
Russell Hillier
A. J. Pittman
Hoadley
Ida Jo Clarks
Alma Rogers
Frances Dee
Karl Roeseman
J. Schuster, Jr
E. Oswald
Ed Haywood
E. Humphrey
M. Robinson
Park Hobbill
George Wood
Paul Bourquin
Cleveland
Schmidt
Amherst
Union
Mrs Wilbur Clark Hosts Local Bridge Club
Mrs Wilbur Clark of 55 Harvard Avenue entertained her bridge club with a six o’clock dinner. Deep rose sweet peas white buds ferns and pussy willows decorated the table with Valentine accents. Mrs O K Manning won high score and Mrs Jack Warden took second after the games. The group shared comic Valentines and concluded with piano duets by Mrs Clark and Mrs Homer Gartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Clark
Harvard Avenue
O. KK. Manning
Jack Warden
Clark
Homer Gartford
Riding Tests Host Citywide Vanguard Troop Plans
Children in riding classes take First and Second Class Riding Tests with high competition for top marks. Miss Dorothy Snyder hopes to form a Vanguard Troop from city riders after spring. Riders named include Patsy Herald Millicent Win sor Allen Fritzsche Dick Mauthe Jane Wirth Nancy Silshee Bill Olsen Anne Wirth Barbara Silshee Charles Nichols Lois Hancock Olive Mauthe Bob Olsen. Mr and Mrs Walter Rocher entertained young riders at 452 Oxford Avenue with a riding party, then hosted supper after meeting at the Fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Snyder
Patsy Herald
Millicent Winsor Allen Fritzsche
Dick Mauthe
Jane Wirth
Nancy Silshee
Bill Olsen
Anne Wirth
Barbara Silshee
Dance Tonight at Elyria Eagles Hall with Art Roach Orchestra
Community dance at Elyria Eagles Hall features the Art Roach Orchestra. Admission is 15 cents for individuals and 25 cents for couples. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Eagles Hall
Art Roach
Albion alumni gathering links World Round Albion night
A series of social visits and meetings appear in this week’s notes. Notables include Mrs S J George and Alma planning a weekend in Youngstown and Mt Lebanon, the Albion College Alumni meeting in Bay Village, and Dr R E Neighbour returning from Atlanta after a Bible conference. Mrs N H Howard plans Tampa and Cuba travel with friends, with several other local residents visiting relatives and attending events. A birth at Elyria Memorial and Lincoln birthday observances are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. George
Alma
Youngstown
Mt. Lebanon
Pennsylvania
A. C. Hudnutt
Albion College
Ohio
Donald Dunham
Bay Village
Albion
C. W. Martin
Tenth Street
Kendall
Lakewood
R. E. Neighbour
Atlanta
Georgia
J. K. Bischofe
Oberlin
Albert Haury
Grafton
East Avenue
N. H. Howard
Frank Smith
Tampa
Florida
Newark
New Jersey
Thomsa Watson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Henry Stevick
Wellington
City
Marriage License Application In Avon Village Authors
Alfred John Walker 49 fruit grower and Doro thy Elizabeth Wilcox 41 of Avon Village seek a marriage license. Rev Morris officiating. The Catholic priesthood has seen a growing number of Africans and Asiatics in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred John Walker
Avon Village
Dorothy Elizabeth Wilcox
Morris
Wooster Hosts Twelfth Annual Fourth District Session
Local O E S members joined about four hundred attendees in Wooster for the fourth district session. Women from Lorain, Niles, Amherst and Elyria participated alongside visiting spouses and local dignitaries. Dr C J Miller spoke in Cleveland at Erie Lodge I O O F about Cuba and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. of A. V
G. A. R. Hall
James Vencer
Niles
Ohio
West Avenue
Ed Springer
Wilam Schumacher
Lorain
Wooster
Fourth District
Mesdames
Blanche Kohler
Kathryn Stone
Marie Tite
Anna Wilcox
Jennie Liggins
Bernice Lawrence
Edna Whitehead
Reva Williams
Ruth Vestal
Nance Aust
Della Reynolds
May Knapp
Minnie Williams
Grace Barton
May Dramm
Minnie Osborn
Pearl Reynolds
Florette Heidrich
Mabel Garford
Kathryn Merthe
Elsie Stearns
Corressa Dehn
Marian Hand
Ethel West
C. W. Knapp
Eastern Heights Boulevard
George Battenhouse
Amherst
ELS
C. J. Miller
Erie Lodge
Cleveland
Miller
Cuba
Abraham Lincoln
Herbert Wilson
Hayesville Couple to Host Visits This Weekend
Robert Haehl Edward Bracknock and D A Williams and Miss Pauline Clutter of Hayesville Ohio will visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Peake on Oxford Avenue this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Haehl
Edward Bracknock
D. A. Williams
Pauline Clutter
Hayesville
Ohio
Walter Peake
Oxford Avenue
California Syrup of Figs Promises Quick Appetite Boost
An old advertisement touts California syrup of figs as the cure for sluggish children. It claims the remedy acts on the lower bowel to stimulate appetite, improve color and energy, and says children will eat and gain weight within a day or two. It warns against substitutions and urges buying only the CALIFORNIA Syrup of Figs as sold in drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Advt
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Daughters OF Scotland
Pilgrim Church Women’s Association
Ajto
Circle SO. 6
Cardboard Club
Grace Y. P
Miss Ora
Allen Bernard
Elyria Riding Club
Washington Ave
Barber & Beauty Shop
Mac & Vic
ASC
Ann Vickers
Sinclair Lewis
Erie Water
Walter Edmondson
Adam
James Couzzens
Isabel Patterson
John Galsworthy
Jade Tea Room
Phillips
W. Broad St
Andress
Cascade Pavilion
Nano’s Bakery
Edith Mae Hat
Edith Mae
Middle Avenue
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