Community notices from local churches and societies
Tonight events include Missionary Society meeting at 7 45 PM at United Presbyterian Church and Grace Lutheran teachers meeting at 7 30 PM at the church. A mothers supper for Girls Friendly Society at 6 PM. Beacon Lights at St Pauls with Margaret Schaubacher. Various group meetings listed with locations at 154 Woodford Avenue and G A R hall. First Congregational Men meet at 6 30 with John McSweeney speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotland
Clan Robertson
First Congregational Men's Club
John McSweeney
Business
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
David Nye
Order of DeMolay
1. OF. F. Hall
Parental Education Closing Sessions Highlight Institute
The Happy Child Institute in Elyria featured Mrs. Garry C. Myers outlining modern parenting, emphasizing understanding children, self-knowledge, and balanced affection. Stahl discussions covered play equipment, authority attitude, and sex education, with evening sessions showing Merrill-Palmer Nursery School concepts and child independence through guided tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhildren
Myers
Cleveland
W. Q. McClellan
Happy Child Institute
Merrill-Palmer Nursery School
Daughters of Ivanhoe and Circle 3 Host Meetings
Daughters of Ivanhoe met at Mrs. Charles Slater's home with Mrs. Martha Moon as hostess. A luncheon followed a business meeting and quilt blocks were placed. Circle 3 of the First Congregational Church discussed India on the March with Mrs. Will Thomas hosting. Mrs. Stanley Shaw read a Caribbean trip article and Mrs. Noraco reviewed India on the March. Mary McNeal remained honored as the St Clair Rebekah Lodge noted a charter drape and initiation. Mrs. G I Miller shared Florida and Cuba trip experiences. The Elria Clinic improved Mrs. P S Hogle's health. Friday dances at Ridgeville Grange Hall feature Cook's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Ivanhoe
Charles Slater
Roosevelt Avenue
Martha Moon
India
Circle
Will Thomas
Columbus Street
Circle 3
First Congregational
William Barnes
Stanley Shaw
Caribbean Sea
Noraco
G.I. Miller
St. Clair Rebekah
I. C. O. F. Hall
Mary McNeal
G. J. Miller
Florida
Cuba
Bennett Celebrates 90th Birthday At Granddaughters Home
Mrs. F A Bennett known as Auntie Bennett celebrated her ninetieth birthday yesterday at granddaughter Mrs KL Shafer’s home 140 Bellefield avenue. At two thirty in the afternoon about fifteen friends and neighbors gathered to honor her. She remains active and well liked. flowers and gifts arrived from across the country. Light refreshments were served at the close of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Bennett
Familiar Numbers Included in Masonic Concert
The Elyria Masonic Chorus will present a Home Concert at First Methodist Church on Friday evening February 20. The program features familiar male chorus numbers including two Negro Spirituals Wait Till I Put on Ma Crown and Deep River arranged by H T Burleigh, the Cossack War Song by Horatio Parker, plus novelty pieces such as the Scissors Grinder. The program consists of all new numbers and should please music lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Horatio Parker
Recent Bride Feted by Two Friends at Valentine Bridge Event
Mrs. Way Enes and Miss Marian Henson hosted the Woman's Club event for Mrs. P. M. Gascoigne, Mary Louise Buck, a January bride. Nine bridge tables, prizes to Miss Thelma Streicher, Miss Dorothy Sudro, Mrs. Frank Kaiser, and Mrs. Mary Cook, with a Valentine shower of gifts. Guests from Larash included Mary Gascoigne and James Gascoigne among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way Enes
Marian Henson
Woman's Club
P. M. Gascoizne
Mary Louise Buck
Thelma Streicher
Dorothy Sudro
Frank Kaiser
Mary Cook
Churches Observe Lenten Period Across Denominations
The article outlines Lent origins from the second century to forty days, noting Sundays excluded. It details contemporary observances in local churches including Episcopal, Church of Christ, St. Pauls Evangelical, Grace Lutheran, and St. Johns with midweek, morning, and German language services during Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Gregory the
Episcopal
Evangelical
Episcopal Church
Church of Christ
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Grace Lutheran Church
St. John’s
Cleveland Man Speaker At Round Table Meeting
Mr and Mrs R L Rankin and Dr John Rankin hosted the Round Table Club at 415 Earl Court. Ralph Strobel of Cleveland spoke on Experiences in China after the business portion. Strobel taught chemistry 1921 to 1927 at Anglo-Chinese College, a Methodist school run by the Mission Board. Twenty attended, Horace Nye was chosen to represent J B Thomas during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
R. L. Rankin
John Rankin
Round Table Club
Earl Court
Ralph Strobel
China
Anglo-Chinese College
Mission Board
Horace Nye
J. B. Thomas
Large Attendance At Pilgrim Community Woman's Meeting
The Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community church met at the church last evening with a very large attendance. A short business session followed by a pleasing program including a solo by Miss Thelma Tage and a piano duet by Helen Osborne and Miss Baus. Ruth Piper shared experiences of her travels in Europe. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Robert Jensen and Mrs. W. H. Huffman. The meeting adjourned until March fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association
Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community Church
Thelma Tage
Helen Osborne
Miss Baus
Miss Osborne
Elizabeth Mitchell
Ruth Piper
Europe
Robert Jensen
W. Pb. Huffman
Haurys Honor Bride and Groom at Six O'clock Dinner
Mr and Mrs A T Haury of 312 Columbia avenue hosted a six o'clock three course dinner Tuesday in honor of the marriage of Miss Helen Morrow of Elyria to Chhde Thorson of Fremont. The couple left for Fremont where Thorson operates a beauty parlor and carry the best wishes of many friends. Attending were Mr and Mrs Clyde Thorson of Fremont R C Morrow Adolf Goetz Carl Goetz Miss Clara May Goetz and the Haurys and daughter, all of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haury
A. T. Haury
Columbia Avenue
Helen Morrow
Elyria
Chhde Thorson
Fremont
Thorson
Clyde Thorson
R. C. Morrow
Adolf Goetz
Carl Goetz
Clara
May Goetz
A. J. Haury
Book review featured at Women’s Association meeting
The Second Congregational church Women’s Association met yesterday with two solos by Miss Thelma Page and Miss Tait. Mrs. G. A. Lamberton led the devotional. Mrs. E. J. Wowenstine reviewed "Case for India" and Miss Iva Oliver with Miss Mary Fox sang two solos. Division A organized a business session and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association
Women’s Association
Second Congregational Church
Thelma Page
Karl Brown Birthday Party Honors Son With Bridge Evening
Mr and Mrs W Alonzo Brown entertained last evening at 325 Ninth street for their son Karl s birthday with a surprise bridge party Twelve friends attended prizes went to high and low scorers during the games Gifts were given during the social hour to Karl by guests with various listed names and addresses noted for record purposes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Brown
W. Alonzo Brown
Ninth Street
Karl
Mrs McHenry 18 Hostess to Circle No 6 Members
Circle No 6 of the Methodist Church met with Mrs J W Henry on Columbus Street with eighteen members present. One new member, Mrs L Y P Wagner, was welcomed. Luncheon was served by the hostess and Mrs J H Korb. The next meeting will be with Mrs Wagner at 645 Lodi Street on March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHenry
The
Methodist Church
J. W.ne. Henry
Columbus Street
L. YP. Wagner
Progressive Bunco Club
Lyle Coonrad
Lodi Street
Ralph Betz
Charles Slater
Iyn Simmons
Fred Raessler
Flynn Hosts 39th Wedding Anniversary Dinner
Mr and Mrs James A Flynn entertained at dinner last evening at 351 Fifth Street in honor of his parents Mr and Mrs Pat Flynn on their thirty ninth wedding anniversary The table was set for ten with an orchid color scheme After dinner games were played and gifts were presented to the celebrants The Flynns live at 156 Longfellow Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Flynn
Fifth Street
Mra
Pat Flynn
Mrs. Flynn
Longfellow Street
H. W. Merriman
Princeton Avenue
Siavelock
Washington
Ll. 4. Mowry
Mr. Merriman
Interesting program at Circle No three meeting
Circle No Three of the Methodist church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Ralph Ledyard s Furnace street home with fifteen members and three guests. The program included devotional readings, two piano solos, violin solos, a piano piece, and a talk on our joiretan duties before Easter. The business meeting was led by president Mrs Irving Lord. next gathering set for March eighteenth at an announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No
Methodist Church
Ralph Ledyard
Furnace Street
Rneg
Adams
Jackson
Virgil Waite
Jack Warden
Piper
Irving Lord
Roland Morris
West Side Guild
St. Andrew's Church
West River Road
T. Z. Dean
Edward Archambeau
RE. B. Naylor
Adams Street
Redhead
Daughters of St. Andrew
Virgil Jasper
Princeton
E. B. Redhead
Louis Dyke
Fast River Street
Circle Meeting Delights Many at Methodist Group
Circle No. 1 of the Methodist Church entertained twenty members and seven guests at Mrs. Peter Kolinski’s home on Cornell Avenue. Dr. A. E. Piper spoke, readings were given, and refreshments served. The next meeting is planned at Mrs Chartres Hill’s home on March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Meeting Circle No. 1
Methodist Church
Peter Kolinski
Cornell Avenue
H. B. Stone
A. E. Piper
Piper
C. B. Blnkins
F. M. Scott
Will Haag
Blaine
Hoover
Edward Smith
Senit
Down Hill Road
Trouble
John Bath
Charles Barton
W. W Harris
Chartres I
Local Church Circles Hold Meetings and Plans
LES AMINES CLASS MEETS Wednesday afternoon with twelve members to hear Stev Wilam Muir Auld on Lent. Refreshments follow and the text meeting date is set for barely eighteenth. METHODIST CIRCLE NO 5 hosts a tureen dinner with twenty two judges and four guests. chess follows and plans for a March supper emerge. MOOSEHEART WOMEN PLAN CARD PARTY meet at Woodman hall with good attendance. Pedro and Banco party planned after next meeting on March third. Additional society notes list chicken supper at Ridgeville Congregational, Friday February 20, 5:30 pm. Deacon's 2nd Wife is at Carlisle Grange Hall, Oberlin Rd., Friday 8:15 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stout
Les Auigs Clase
First Congregational Church
Stev. Wilam Muir Auld
Methodist Church
Wenty
Mooseheart Women
Mooseheart Legion
Woodman Hall
Pedro and Banco
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Walter Smith
Dana
Garry C. Myers
Merrill-Palmer
Chidren
McKintey School
Mt Hererare
Medry
Mister Busch
Busch
Baech
Hfe
Buseh
Board of Education
Church
P. S. Hogle
Hamilton Street
Elrria Clinic
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook
A. Bennett
Circle Nine
Ehurch
Frank Luther
Lake Avenue
H. L. Boggs
Woodland Avenue
A. BE. Piper
Cirlle
J.U. G
J G. Club
Mildred Steller
Irma Manson
LaVern Strack
Friendship Club
Katherine McKee
Marguerite Taylor
Rosetta Dyer
Mary Lou Dengate
Hortense Curtis
Wilma Reid
Margaret Kinison
Girl Reserve
Friendship Club Cabinet
Girt Reserve
Krop
Slater Minnie Atwood
Conneaut
Ohio
St. Andrew's Mission
Louis Cheven
Leo Kalzen
West Venue
Howard Hall
Faster Avenue
Adolph Franks
North Ridgeville
Gyrus Lewin
Helen Kelly
W. River
Geraldine Matlock
Chauncey Smythe
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Ish Fry
Columbus
Ilinois
D. C
Scotland
Deane Burns
Elyria Masonic Chorus
Sheffield Lodge
South Lorain
Ed Notley
Eastern Star
Association of the
Buckeye Runco Club
Howard Richards
Spruce Street
Buckeye Banco Club
Hugh Thomas
Bainbridge
Justavick
Paul Slubbel
W.king
Altar Society
ST. Patrick's Party
St. Mary's Church
Mesdames J. B. Seward
Hankin
Minnich
Ternes
Dengate
Messrs
Emmerich
Guinan
Lehtfer
Onlander
Bork
Retz
St Patrick's Day
Frank Kelling
Arthur Giles
Billy Shirkey
Altice Kirk
Emma Wales
Erma Hales
Eleanore Kantos
Marcella Hayes
Tina Hayes
Catherine Plundt
Ann Murbach
Phyllis Ann Rhoads
Eleanor Robson
Martha, Horan
Mary Lou Duffy
Lucille Graber
Doris Jackson
Janette Shrubsole
Ruth Shirkey
Marie Mittelstead
Rita Machovina
Velma Andrews
Fay Reichard
Betty Chapman
Mrs.Giles
Marian Stetson
Health Fd
N. D. Nielsen
Son Ellis
Middle Avenue
Fom
Mansfeld
Merriman Home
Amtisepg
Zemo
Iditaiee
North Ridgeville Center
Opportunity Shop
4Th St
Eagles Hall
Ridgeville
Carlisle Grange Hall
Oberlin Rd
Ohio Wesleyan Singers Club
M. E
Reublin Bros
Jones Dairy Farm
P.V
We. Boc
Sunkist
Atwood
Campbells
Uneeda
Uneeda Sabina
Anheuser Busch
Country Gentleman
Lima Keane
Heirg
Proctor & Gamble
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