Miss Fosselius Leads PTA Meeting Attendance at Jefferson Junior High
Miss Ebba Fosselius presided as the room with the highest mother attendance at the Jefferson Junior High PTA contest. The after meeting party was hosted by Mr and Mrs A C Vietzen at their Foster avenue home with games and contests organized by students and refreshments served by several helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Junior High Parent Teacher Association
Ebba Fosselius
A. C. Vietzen
Foster Avenue
Fosselius
Emmanuel Lutheran to Host Musical Program and Service
Emmanuel Lutheran church at Princeton and Garfield avenues will host a special musical program Sunday evening at 7 30 presented by First Lutheran Lorain. Rev Sayles will preach at 10 45 during morning worship on The Rural Road to Ruin with the church school meeting at 9 45 led by Kenneth Peters and the young people's choir directed by Roland Faulhaber performing One Holy Hour Nevin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Princeton and
Garford Avenues
First Lutheran Church
Lorain
Rev
Sayles
Young People’s Choir
Roland Faulhaber
Nevin
Kenneth Peters
Fideles Class to Present Program at Second Congregational
The Second Congregational Church schedules a Sunday program starting with 9:30 Sunday School for all ages. After worship, Junior Endeavor meets in the church basement for six to twelve year olds. Rev. Wiseman delivers the sermon at 10:45. At 6:00 the Senior and Intermediate Endeavor Societies gather, and at 7:30 the Fideles Class presents a program with devotionals, piano and vocal solos, and a morality piece titled House of the Heart, with a listed cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fideles
Second Congregational
Second Congregational Church
Wiseman
Christian Endeavor
Rev
Irene Upton
Walter Smith
Mabel Brown
Eleanor MacKenzie
Thelma Radcciiffe
Helen Smith
Ruth Keith
Eva Flogdell
Pauline Billingsley
Ruth Hecoth
Esther Smith
Grumble
Lilwan Paton
Francis Smith
Envi
Madge Pixley
Evangelistic Meetings Open at Penfield Junction
Beginning Sunday February 19, 1933 at 2 30 P M and lasting to February 24 Dr RE Neighbour pastor of the 1st Baptist Church of Elvira Ohio will conduct services at the Community Church Penfield Junction under the auspices of The Fishermen's Club of Elyria Ohio The meetings start 7 30 P M Monday through Friday with song and testimony The work is non denominational and all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. Neighbour
1St Baptist Church
Elvrra
Penfield Junction
Fishermen’s Cluh
Elyria
Ohio
Elyria Men’s Bible Class to Meet at Rivoli Theater
The Elyria Men's Bible Class gathers at 9 30 A M tomorrow in the Rivoli Theater with President James A Hewitt opening the session, singing America and prayer. Paul Wainwright leads singing, Clare Short at the piano, Bliss Orchestra provides music, LB Hindman delivers the Bible lesson, and the reception committee asks members to report by 9 20 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men's
Rivoli Theater
James A. Hewitt
America
Paul Wainwright
Clare Short
Bliss Orchestra
Hindman
Dessert Evening Precedes N F W Club Meeting
Nettie Finch Webber Club of the Church of Christ held a dessert course at Miss Louise Smith’s home on West avenue with eight tables of games and red rose centerpieces. Mrs. Philip Robson led devotions citing Edgar Guest and the next meeting, March seventeenth, will be a tureen dinner at the church inviting husbands and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Finch Webber
Church of Christ
Louise Smith
Wast Avenue
D. A. Baird
Charles Landon
Philip Robson
Edgar Guest
Mareh Seventeenth
Neighbour Preaches on Four Horseriders of the Apocalypse
Dr. R. E. Neighbour returns to Elyria after two weeks in Georgia and Florida to address a large crowd on the Four Horseriders of the Apocalypse. He outlines the white red pale and black horses as apocalyptic symbols of the Antichrist, war famine pestilence and death with Sunday sermons on breaking down barriers between Jews and Gentiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Georgia
Florida
Christ
Death
Neighbour
Elyria
State Superintendent to speak at Pilgrim Church service
Rev. Fred L. Hall, head of the Ohio State Conference Congregational Christian Churches, will deliver the evening sermon at 7 30 P M at Pilgrim Community Church. In the morning Orville C Jones will preach on Christ and Sinners with special music by the Pilgrim Choir conducted by Mrs Herbert Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Hall
Ohio State Conference of the Congregational Christian Churches
Pilgrim Community Church
Orville C. Jones
Pilgrim Choir
Herbert Young
Personality Pals Elect Officers in Social Meeting
The Personality Pals held a Thursday gathering at Miss Lucille Noveske's Tromer Court home. New member Miss Doris Anderson joined as the club voted officers: Lucille Noveske president Virginia Schwegel vice president and secretary Anita Hines treasurer. Jerry Hinkie Budge and Buneo served as evening hostesses. Luncheon followed, hosted by the hostess and her mother. A next meeting is set for two weeks at Miss Virginia Schwegel's Kenyon Street home. Mr and Mrs Homer Hull of Wellington were dinner guests of Mrs Maude Hull on George Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Noveske
Tromer Court
Doris Anderson
Virginia Schwegel
Anita Hines
Manazey
Jerry Hinkie Budge
Buneo
Virginia Schweeel
Kenyon Street
Local Sale Ad Mentions Deli Items and Prices
An OCR fragment lists food items and prices for a church event with items like pot pie sandwiches soap and pie. It notes 25 cent pot pict dinner and small prices such as 5 and 10 cents and a Tuesday date reference. The text is fragmentary and indicates a church event with a light lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EL Church
Local Club Meetings Highlight Monday in Lorain County
Community groups including Lorain County Bee Keepers, Neighborhood Bible classes, 1st Congregational Guild, Fs club, Woman's Home Club, E L F Club, Literary Club of St Marys Sodality, Akibar Club, Canton Larain and Auxiliary, Colonial Club, Rainbow Girls, and Mothersingers gather at various addresses for sewing, lectures, and social events. Notable items include Mussolini lecture at Woman's Club and board party sponsored by Canton Larain and Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Congregational Guild
Red Cross
R. R. Johnson
Tenth St
Marie Loeffler
Lake Ave
Woman's Home Club
Emily Scrivens
East Broad St
Donma Steeman
Chase St
Literary Club
St. Mary's Sodality
Akibiar Club
Rod Deurseh
Dorothy Fuldheim
Woman's Club
Mussolini
Stair
Literary
Thomas and Williams
Central Book Store
Canton Larain
Eoard
1. C
Passion Play of Oberammergau Told by Gates Principal
Miss Leanna Moore, principal of Gates and Thomas A Edison schools, shared her experience of the Oberammergau Passion Play with the Inner Room Bible Class at First Congregational Church. She noted village oddities, such as belted cows milking and long hair for male performers, and said the play was the main draw for sixty five attendees. Mrs Nellie L Gregory sang several numbers and received an encore. Attending were Miss June Gregory, Miss Jeannette Linville, and Mr and Mrs Paul Seitz. An announcement was made of the Washingtons Birthday banquet of the federated News Clubs with Daniel Morgan as speaker. Dinner and program were arranged by E D Adams, Shively and daughters Helen and Jane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberammergau
Leanna Moore
Gates and
Thomas A. Edison
First Congregational Church
Miss Moore
Nellie L. Gregory
Gregory
June Gregory
Jeannette Linville
Paul Seitz
Mews Clubs
Daniel Morgan
Cleveland
E. D. Adams
Shively
Helen
Jane
Musical program at Church of Christ features quartet and solos
Tomorrow evening at the Church of Christ Second and Chapel streets a program includes opening quartet and a series of solos and a sermon by Mr Fowler on The Wonderful Story of Gideon. Morning service features a hymn selection and the text We Are His Witnesses with Mrs James A Smith speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ, Second
Chapel Streets
Sia O'Clock
Rossi
Love
Bunnett
West
Gabriel
Woodward
Fowler
Gideon
Parkes
Bartholomow
Cruickshaw
James A. Smith
Jean Little
Bible School
Avery
Salvation Army
Christian Endeavor Society
Mises Evelyn Wilson
Gertrude Mailer
Entre News Club Members Entertain At Spruce Street Home
Members of the Entre News Club were entertained Friday afternoon at Mrs. Florence Sly’s Spruce Street home. Guests included Mrs. J. B. Latteman and Miss Gussie Thompson. Contests ended with Mrs. Latteman and Mrs. Cora Fesler winning the prizes. Refreshments followed social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre News Club
Florence Sly
Spruce Street
J. B. Latteman
Gussie Thompson
Latteman
Cora Fesler
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admissions include Mrs Chester Brooker at 120 Courtland street Mrs Harry West at 130 Columbus street Edward Burton at 29 Harvard. Discharges list Mrs Charles Loca n Grafton Mrs Arthur Bucklet 315 Fairlawn Edith Carr Tiffin Ohio Mrs Byron Morris and baby boy Gulf road Mrs Harry West baby girl 130 Longfellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Brooker
Courtland Street
Harry West
Columbus Street
Edward Burton
Harvard
Charles Locan
Grafton
Arthur Buckelt
Fairlawn
Edith Carr Tiffin
Byron Morris
Gulf Road
Longfellow Street
Annual Business Girls Conference Sets Topics in Cleveland
The Y S C Avis hosts its mid winter conference in Cleveland with the theme Business Girls Face the Times. Discussions cover salaries unemployment insurance hours and work attitudes. Leaders include Dr W E Wickerden Dr William McPherson Miss Marjorie McFarland Mrs John HRelso Dean of Cleveland College Miss Ethel Parminter. Ely tia delegates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. S. C. Avis
Cleveland
W. E. Wickernden
William McPherson
Marjorie McFarland
John Hrelso
Cleveland College
Birthday Luncheon of Goodwill Bible Class at First Cong
About 35 members of the Goodwill Bible Class met Wednesday at 12 30 PM at First Congregational church for their February luncheon honoring those born in January February or March. After eating, they enjoyed a radio program and magazine items including Civil War era recipes poetry fashions and a story hour. The group adjourned until March 17 when Mrs Glosser will host at Neuter Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Wil Bible Class
First Congregational Church
L. R. Todd
FCCIE
Salad bridge fundraiser by Elyria Woman's Club hosts success
The Civics and Political Science Department sponsored salad bridge at the Club Home yesterday. The event drew twenty nine tables with players pivoting after each game. Prizes were awarded at every table and a salad course was served by hostesses with help from the house committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civics and Political Science
Elyria Woman's Club
Weekly events and society notes from Sprig Valley
The column lists weekly group activities for the YWCA and local clubs such as Gates Girl Reserves Hamilton and Washington Girl Reserves with times from Monday to Saturday. It notes a Little Sorority meeting with Sarah Tapper, prize winners in bridge and a decision to move meetings to the second Monday each month, with the next gathering on March 13 at Mary Buzzard’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLC. A
Gates
Jefferson
Hamilton
McKinley
Ely
Friendship Club
Washington
Franklin & St. Marx's
Little Sorority
Sarah Tapper
West Ridge
Ruth Tapper
Esther Wernert
Mary Buzzard
Russell Vincent
Clarabelle Wiese
Florence Schwind
Sprig Valley
Marriage License Inquiries For Posze And Petrowich
Alex Posze, 24, inspector, of Lorain, and Yolanda Petrowich, 18, of Lorain, apply for a marriage license. Rev Theophane Mulroy to officiate. Mrs R D Way returned to Medina from a visit with sister Mrs D A Baird after several days away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Posze
Inspector
Lorain
Yolanda Petrowich
Theophane Mulroy
R. D. Way
Medina
D. A. Baird
Hess to Speak at First Methodist Sunday Evening
District superintendent Dr. C. B. Hess of Norwalk Ohio will preach the sermon at 7 30 p m at the First Methodist Episcopal church. John Knox of Norwalk will play violin and the program features organ preludes anthems and postludes with a 10 45 morning service by Dr Bond and a church school session at 9 30 led by D A Burr Junior Church led by Leona Mowry at 10 45 Epworth League to Oberlin for Children Home service and worship follow a 3 pm gathering tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hess
Norwalk
Ohio
First Methdist Episcopal Church
John Knox
New World Symphony
Dvorak
Beethoven
Glazounoff
Bond
Brahms
Guilmant
Spinner
D. A. Burr
Leona Mowry
J Yne
Church Nursery
Epworth League
Oberin
Oberlin Epworth League
Communion and sermon themes at parish service
On Sunday the junior communicants attend the 9 30 service with church school instruction to follow. Kappa Beta Kappa will take part in the 9 38 6 service as well. The 10 45 sermon titled God Is Our Refuge urges trust in the Heavenly Father against modern foes. The offertory anthem O Wisdom by T T Nobie will be sung. Kappa Beta Kappa meets at 7 15 in the church school room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Beta Kappa
Mann
M Heavenly Father
O Wisdom
T. T. Nobie
Bible School and Evening Services Announced
The 9:30 a.m. Bible school hour covers Jesus Teaching by Parables The Growth of the Kingdom Mark 4:21-34. Morning sermon The Place of Good Works in Christian Experience Eph. 2:28-10. Young People meet 6:30 p.m. Evening service 7:08 p.m. Prophetic message The Rapture of the Saints. Mission prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m. at James Davies 309 East River Street hosted by the Women's Missionary society Sheaves from Foreign Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Young People’s Christian Union
Prayer
James Davies
East River Street
Women’s Missionary Society
Tigredia Social Club Meeting Highlights Dinner and Activities
The Tigredia Social Club met yesterday at Mrs Edna Manzelman’s Woodland Avenue home. A tureen dinner was served at noon and guests included Mrs Ruby Smith and Mrs Lydia Melton. A guessing contest and jig saw puzzles filled the social hour. Two new members were welcomed at Mrs George Scott’s Dewey Avenue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieredia Social Club
Edna Manzelman
Woodland Avenue
First Congregational Church Services Reported
Morning worship at the First Church at the usual hour in 1943 with Rev. William Muir Auld preaching on The Valley of Humiliation. Choir to sing In Heavenly Love Abiding. After service, society elects a new president. Church school sessions begin at 9 30 in various departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muir Auld
Brown
First Congregational Society
Hart Celebrates 36 Years as Metropolitan Life Medical Examiner
Dr W E Hart marks the thirty sixth anniversary of his appointment as medical examiner for Metropolitan Life Insurance company with a dinner at his home 514 Second street. Elyria area agents will attend as guests. twelve covers. Hart has served as local examiner since February 18, 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W E. Hart
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Second Street
Elyria
Hart
The
Four O clock Club Luncheon Guests of Mrs Washburn
Mrs C G Washburn hosted the Four O Clock Club at her Harrison street home with members and guests. Lunch preceded book reviews including Naomi from Dorothy Canfield’s Basque stories and English Spring by Charles S Brooks. Mrs J G Wherry to entertain March third at Ohio street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Washburn
Four O'Clock Club
Harrison Street
Lucy Williams
Naomi
France
Dorothy Canfield
G. RB. Findley
England
Charles S. Brooks
Cleveland
J. G. Wherry
Ohio Street
Display of Quilts Interests Royal Neighbors in Woodman Hall
Twenty five Royal Neighbors met in Woodman Hall for a quilt show featuring seventy five quilts. One quilt was pieced a century and twenty years ago amid other antiques. The group held two ballots, then enjoyed luncheon during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Republicans Hear Harter Redistricting Bill At Meeting
Elyria Ladies Republican Club will hear Frank Stetson explain the Harter redistricting bill at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Florence Martins home 133 Second street. Mrs J C Bins will speak on Ohio Presidents. Meeting open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stetson
Harter
Elyria
Widening Circle Holds Regular Meeting at Baptist Church
Forty seven members answered roll call with scripture verses at the Widening Circle meeting held yesterday at the Baptist East Avenue House. Special music featured a solo by Mrs Wilford with Mrs Walter Davies on piano. Devotions Bible study and refreshments were provided by Mrs Wiltord and her committee. Next class gathering is in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist East Avenue House
Wilford
Walter Davies
Wiltord
Hecker
Farewell Party Hosted by Mrs Harold Abell for Alvin Archamhean
Mrs Harold Abell of East Erie Lorain hosted a farewell party for Alvin Archamhean who will move to the West Coast. Sixteen friends joined games and dancing with Dorothy Welsh and Jay Detti man winning high score. Marjorie Daniels and Deil Kaiser placed second. A late refreshment course followed, with Washington’s birthday color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Abell
East Erie Avenue
Lorain
Alvin Archamhean
West Coast
Dorothy Welsh
Jay Dettiman
Marjorie Daniels
Deil Kaiser
Washington
Bridge Party at St Andrews Church Highlights Prizes
Sixteen tables of bridge were in play at the Kappa Beta Kap party at St Andrew's church. Prizes went to Mrs Jack Elton and George Baker for high score while Mrs Charles Retro and Raymond Morris received consolation. A refreshment course followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Church
Jack Elton
George Baker
Charles Retro
Raymond Morris
Local residents and visitors noted in city social column
Mrs E L Whitney departs for New York on a buying trip for the C H Merthe Co. Mrs James Hoard and Russell visit Clark Street hosts H E Hoard. Mr and Mrs Sumner Hartwell return from Cleveland. Leonard Sebransky stays weekend with Ohio State ties. Biddle and Fuller travel to Richwood for Sunday. Ruth Birbeck to Stanford Ave home. Mrs Florence Percival attends funeral in Shaker Heights. James Trainor ill in Charity Hospital Cleveland. Trainor now a Cleveland resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hoard
Russell
Formelker
Cleveland
H. E. Hoard
Clark Street
Sumner Hartwell
John
Otto Miller
Leonard Sebransky
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio
Denison Avenue
P. C. Biddle
Charity Hospital
Trainor
Fashion Pattern 9551 for Youthful Frock and Bolero
Pattern 9551 offers a vivid young ladies frock with a sleeve less bolero in cotton or taffeta. It comes in sizes 12 through 20 with fabric and yardage details and full step by step instructions. Orders and catalog cost are listed for Chron icle-Telegram Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle - Telegram Pattern Department
West 1Sth Street
New York City
Local residents arrive and depart for weekends and births
Mrs Trainor and Dr Claude Smith along with Charlies Fox return from Athens to spend the weekend. Ohio University students mingle with Rochester and Findlay visitors. Birth announcements include a daughter for Mr and Mrs Fred Bongs. A theatre party attends Show Boat in Cleveland.
Mrs Laurendine to Serve 1st Spirit Church
Mrs Laurendine of Akron will serve first at Spirit Church on Sunday and Monday in a short religious notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurendine
Akron
1St Spirit
Nubn’s Barn Dance With Carlton Diederich Orchestra
Mixed dance night at Nubn's Barn features Carlton Diederich's Orchestra with Dewer Fackler as caller Adm 25 cents per person at Sunday event hosted by the venue and band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nubn
Carlton Diederich
Dewer Fackler
Parrot, 42-Year Family Pet, Dies in Hyannis
In Hyannis Massachusetts a parrot aged 42 years and kept as a family pet by Luis Arenoxski’s household has died recently ending a long companionship. The bird had been part of the family for decades and its passing marks a notable loss for the residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannis
Mass
Luis Arenoxski
Also Mentioned on This Page
Order OF Eastern Star
Order of Eastern Star No. 165
Masonic Temple
Rainbow
Wurst Hall
All Star
Reva Williams
Ruth Vesta
Kkathryn Stone
Jennie Bins
Bernice Lawrence
Mabel George
Lena Sherril
Carrie Arnold
Jennie Higgins
Blanche Kohler
Marie Tite
Annie Wilcos
Edna Whitehead
Bessie Smith
Olga Taylor
Bessie Bidenhaim
Lorain Chom
Emmanuel Church
Elyria Men's Bible Class
N. F. W. Club
DR. Neighbour
Pilgrim Church
Homer Hull
Wellington
Maude Hull
George Street
F. A. Bunting
W. Oth St
Mrs. Sly
TOC Entre Nous Club
Goodwill Bible Class
First Cong's
Masonic
Cleveland Heights
Elyria Masonic
Wee Road
Heights
Theofore ¥. Humphreys
Carpenter’s Beauty Shoppe
Methodist Church
United Presbyterian Church Services
Tigredia Social Club
Rainbow Girls
Dreamland Theatre
C. Washburn
Kappa Beta Kappas Wave Bridge Party
E. L. Whitney
C. H. Merthe Co
Crystal
Court Street
Elyria Hotel
Marie Maartin Witton
Ralph H. Miller
Lake Avenue
Miami
Fred Bongs
Concord Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stella Hardy
J. Birkbeck
Haessly
Lakewood
Juanita Clark
Was City
Cuba
Ana Claire Thomas
West Avenue
Athens
Ohio University
Alvin
Archambeau
C. J. Archambeau
Pacific Coast
Reata Nichols
Reata Merrick
Kay Davis
Mae Landin
Gladys Berse
Alyce Howe
This City
Gene Merrick
Marcel
Hazel Astle
Beauty Shoppe
Second St
Davenport
Broad Street
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