Missionary Society speaker highlights Brazil efforts
SOCIETY R. JOHN MEIN, a Brazil missionary, spoke at the February Missionary Society meeting. He described Brazil’s revolutions, schools, music, and evangelization methods, stressing two Christian duties belief and behavior. The evening included devotions, books from the library, a violin solo, and a shower for Pontiers at next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mein
Brazil
Missionary Society
The
Mein
R. E. Neighbour
Elyria
Abo
Southern Baptist Board
Hazel Mower
F. O. Wilford
Harlie Stevick
Bessie Downing
Irene Hollis
Robert Boylan
Charms and Games Mark Evening at 635 Broad Street
Mrs Myrielle Lord hosted a cordial evening in her home at 635 Broad Street. Guests from Cleveland Lorain and Grafton attended. The event featured a bridge game with prizes awarded to Clair McNeal Evelyn Ernst and Mrs Lord followed by a red white and blue buffet luncheon. Separately Miss Virginia Lawrence and Clarence Gray married in a solemn ceremony at the First Baptist church parlors and departed for a wedding trip by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Lord
Myrielle Lord
Broad Street
Virginia Lawrence
Clarence Gray
Ralph W. Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Baptist East Avenue House
Mrs. Gray
Elydla
Musical Art Society Observes Twenty-Eighth Anniversary
Elyria Musical Art Society marked its twenty eighth anniversary with a luncheon at the YWCA. Mrs F O Wilford Mrs Charles Notley and Mrs Charles Hancock arranged the event with patriotic decor. Forty seven attendees from Lorain Berea Grafton and La Grange enjoyed a program led by Mrs James Thomas featuring piano violin and vocal solos and readers. Miss Elizabeth Taylor will read a miscellaneous program March tenth at the YWCA at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Musical Art Society
F. O. Wilford
Charles Notley
Charles Hancock
Lorain
Berea
Grafton
la Grange
James Thomas
Clair de Lune
Debussy
Chopin
Nancy McCaffery
Cielnni
Drolla
Henri Nagorka
Irene Upton
Goatley
Bach
Mendelssohn
Carlton Squire
Elizabeth Taylor
Literary Club Elects Officers After Luncheon
The Literary Club held its annual meeting and elected officers yesterday after a tureen luncheon at Mrs. Charles Coniam's Princeton avenue home. New president Leah Dyke will lead with vice president Golden Mowry and secretary Minnie Chapman. other posts filled by Kathryn Unger treasurer and Pearl Beck sunshine treasurer. Rose Mahlke chairs music, Marietta Smith programs. Mowry presented a paper on Worthington Ball Co. Lillian Wegat hosts the next meeting on March seventeenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Club
Charles Coniam
Princeton Avenue
BR. Holcombe
Leah Dyke
Golden Mowry
Minnie Chapman
Kathryn Unger
Sunshine
Pearl Beck
Jessie Coniam
Rose Mahlke
Marie
Meeting of Elyria Lodge to hear Dunn on County Government
Noble Grand Verne Schubert led Elyria Lodge No. 103 in a regular session at the I O O F temple. The next meeting on Tuesday February 2 will feature O G Dunn county commissioner speaking on County Government, with doors opening to the public at 8 15.
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Noble Grand
Comrade Club Elects Officers at Cambridge Street Meeting
Miss Thelma Padley hosted Comrades Club at Cambridge Street Monday evening for a business session that elected Hazel Beard president Dana Perkins treasurer and Jeanne Smith reporter. A benefit card party was planned and a midnight luncheon with pink and green was served. Jeanne Smith to host March 2 at 214 Fifth Street with Helen Koehn as guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Padley
Comraderie Club
Cambridge Street
Marie Kelling
Hazel Beard
Dana Perkins
Jeanne Smith
Fifth Street
Helen Koehn
Church and club events listed for tonight
Calendar lists meetings for Second Congregational Ruth Keith West Street and many groups at various locales including Chrysanthemum Club George Street Mrs Fred Schrock and YWCA piano recital at 7 45 p m Friends invited Daughters of St Andrew Mrs Theodore Laundon 6th Street J U G Club with Josephine Sparr Lakewood R Gala Club with Rar Halpin Garvin Avenue BE A Club with Mrs Jack Lonsway Dewey Avenue以及 Circles of St Pauls church stage arts studio play The Riddle at 8 p m James Gelwicke to teach cub scouts at First Congregational Church 8 p m Church of Christ prayer meetings for evangelistic campaign at several homes La Porte Church night service 6 30 furnish own table service Semper Fidelis class Emmanuel Church with Mrs L I Kinney 215 Harwood Executive committee auxiliaries 7 30 Maranatha Class First Baptist tureen supper 6 00 Rev John Mein speaks Frank S Harmon Lodge to Malan for program The Greatest of These
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tzthonta
Second Congregational Church
Ruth Keith
West Street
Chrysanthemum Club
Fred Schrock
George Street
Arthur E. Giles
Daughters of St. Andrew
Theodore Laundon
6Th Street
Josephine Sparr
Lakewood
R. Gala
Rar Halpin
Gar
Church of Christ
George Martin
West River Street
C. M. Terry
F. Crawford
Middle Avenue
C Neuwirth
BE. W. Baird
Blaine Street
W. C. Hill
la Porte
Emmanuel Church
L. I. Kinney
Harwood
Maranatha
First Baptist Church
John Mein
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Malan
Miss Kiehm Hosts Tri Sigma Birthday Party
Miss Mary Kiehm entertained the Tri Sigma Sorority at her Eastern Heights home with a kid party for Washington's birthday. Juvenile games and amusements filled the evening, then refreshments. A short business meeting elected Mary Riehm president Frances Kelling secretary and Helen Finnegan treasurer and adjourned to Dorothy Sandrock's Hast Bridge street home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kiehm
Tri-Sigma
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Washington
Mary Riehm
Frances Kelling
Helen Finegan
Dorothy Sandrock
Hast Bridge Street
Hostess Hosts Bridge at Parkview Court
The Round and Round club met last evening at Mrs. Eleanor Robinsons Parkview Court home. Theresa Yuronich and Mrs. Marie Budach won honors. A two course luncheon followed before the group adjourned to meet next Tuesday with Mrs. Budach of Quincy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Robinson
Parkview Court
Theresa Yuronich
Marie Budach
Budach
Quincy Street
YWCA Sets Easter Spring Luncheon Date
The YWCA announces its annual spring luncheon to be held on Easter Monday April 13 with Mrs. Peter Smith and her committee handling the program, Mrs. R D Oldfeld leading menu planning, and Mrs. Robert Wilson chairing invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pahl
Peter Smith
R. D. Oldfeld
Robert Wilson
Four Hundred Attend Methodist Fellowship Supper
Four hundred members of the Methodist church attended the fellowship supper marking the close of the district attendance campaign. W O McClellan chaired. Revs Battelle McCarty A R Brown and district official Wager spoke. Elyria led in total attendance with Port Clinton second. Sandusky led in membership attendance with Elyria and Lorain following. Paul Wainwright led group singing. Dr Boyd played piano. Mrs T C Whitmore chaired the supper committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
W. O. McClellan
Battelle McCarty
Lorain
A. R. Brown
Medina
W. W. Wager
Oberlin
E. J. Bond
Elyria
Ta Wa Si Club Hosts Review Of If I Had Four Apples
Mrs Henry Ingersoll Jr presented a glowing critique of Josephine Lawrence's If I Had Four Apples to Ta Wa Si Club members of the Church of Christ last evening after a short business meeting. Hostess Mrs Herman Hinderer of Longford avenue and Miss Mary Fox assisted. The gathering ended with a refreshment course and guests Mrs Ingersoll and Miss Mary Ingersoll attended. Miss Lucille Hand of Longford avenue is slated to entertain the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Lawrence
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Ta Wa Si Club
Church of Christ
Herman Hinderer
Longford Avenue
Mary Fox
Ingersoll
Mary Ingersoll
Lucille Hand
Local personals note multiple city visits and church appointments
Mrs. Theodore Eckhardt travels to Cleveland for Frank Reese funeral. Mrs. C. M. Braman and Mrs. C. H. Cushing arrive in Santa Barbara and stay at the Biltmore. Francis J. Beavis leaves for New Orleans to vacation and plans to visit Sumner Jones. Rev. Harold Sayles to be installed as pastor in Cleveland. Mrs. Jon Hansman ill at home. W. C. Walters return from Scranton after his father’s illness and death. Newborn by Stephen Smith at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Meyers visit Lake Avenue friends in Elyria. J. N. Rassler attends six-state conference in Toledo. Dr. L. Urich travels to Chicago for Lutheran board meeting, to return soon. Myrtelle Beauty Shop group attends trade show in Cleveland. Sigma Omega Sigma sorority members attend meeting at Barbara McConnell’s home. M185 Rosemary Stirzaker enters Ohio University. Prizes awarded to Virginia Knapp and Kathryn Naughton. Sorority plans March meeting at 100 Grace Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Eckhardt
Harwood Street
Cleveland
Frank Reese
C. M. Braman
C. H. Cushing
Santa Barbara
California
Santa Barbara Biltmore
Francis J. Beavis
Parkview Court
New Orleans
Sumner Jones
Harold Sayles
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Elyria Memorial Hospital
W. Meyers
Port Angeles
Washington
T. J. Spiegel
Lake Avenue
J. N. Rassler
Northwestern Adjustment Co
Toledo
Commodore Perry
L. Urich
Chicago
Illinois
Board of Education of
United Lutheran Churches
Mryrielle Lord
Lucile Lord
Evelyn Ernst
The
Myrtelle Beauty Shop
Sigma Omega Sigma
Barbara McConnell
East Avenue
Rosemary Stirzaker
Ohio University
Virginia Knapp
Kathryn Naughton
Grace Court
Probate Judge speaks on duties and liberty at Republican Women’s Club
Judge H. C. Wilcox addressed the Republican Women's Club last evening on probate duties and the preservation of freedom and the Constitution. The program followed with songs by Mrs. R. B. Hand and remarks by Mrs. A. C. Schilleman. Later plans were made for a bingo and card party at St. Mary's Hall with refreshments, led by Mrs. Ted Seward and a large committee of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Wilcox
Republican Women's Club
United States
B. H. Long
A. C. Schilleman
R. B
Ted Seward
St. Mary's Hall
Mrs. Seward
Jack Sharpe
Jack Neeks
Russell Stckley
Don Myers
del Brown
Charles Wentz
Floyd Helfrich
Jack Peltz
Howard Cagwood
Frank Minkowski
Henry Radican
Richard Teasdale
George Turner
Lawrence Conrad
Nick Smith
Mary Catherine Conry
Winifred Seward
Marguerite Urig
Peggy Wirsham
Irene Crowe
Eileen O'Donnell
New Boston Terrier Club to Meet at Jenkins Home
A newly organized Boston Terrier Club will hold a meeting at D. B. Jenkins home, 821 Lake Avenue, Thursday at 8:00 p.m. All dog enthusiasts are welcome, whether owners of Boston Terriers or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Terrier Club
D. B. Jenkins
Lake Avenue
Lodge Honors Bride With Daughters of Scotia Shower
Daughters of Scotia at Wurst Hall surprised bride Mrs Jess Messaros formerly Kathryn Shrubsole with gifts after last nights meeting. Mrs James Henderson reported on a rummage sale and plans to attend a Cleveland meeting March 3 to arrange the national convention there in September, led by Mrs Margaret Paton Miss Margaret Gailey and Mrs Elizabeth Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotia
Wurst Hall
Jess Messaros
Kathryn Shrubsole
James Henderson
Cleveland
National Convention of Daughters of Scotia
Margaret Paton
Margaret Gailey
Elizabeth Schneider
Girl Scouts Meet at St Marys Church Discuss Plans
The Girl Scouts of Troop No 4 met last evening at St Marys church. Miss Evelyn Head dietitian at Elyria Memorial Hospital spoke on fundamental points in diet. Mrs Elizabeth Worth instructed the girls in citizenship. The meeting closed with the goodnight circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
St. Mary’s Church
Evelyn Head
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Worth
Jefferson Girl Reserves Elects New Members
The Jefferson Girl Reserves held a regular session with all new members present. The seventh grade defeated the eighth graders in a post meeting activity. A party to honor new members is planned in two weeks, ahead of the next regular session set for February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Deck Tan- A
G. R
Seeason
Lunch at Church of Christ Thursday 20e plus tax
A church event offers a 20e price lunch with tax extra, scheduled for Thursday from 11 A. M. at the Church of Christ. The brief notice notes the meal timing and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Thurs
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary
Hospital admissions list includes Mrs Joe Lucantk from Lorain Blvd, Mrs Elisabeth Mc Neal of 219 Bath Street, Frank Coon at 154 Eady Court, Eather Davis from Plymouth Ohio, Mrs Ralph Gertz of Lorain, Agnes Wickner from Grafton, Mrs Henry Smith of 237 Wrockles street, Mrs Ellen Demick of Wellington, Gil bert Eslinger at 302 Blaine street. Discharges include Mrs Ford Hastings with baby girl from La Grange, Janet Shorer of 117 Marseilles avenue, James Dingman of La Grange, Ruth Bruce of Grafton, Albert Wichlacz of 422 E Broad street, Casmir Zywotek of 205 Chestnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lucantk
Lorain Blvd
Elisabeth McNeal
Bath Street
Frank Coon
Eady Court
Eather Davis
Plymouth
Ohio
Ralph Gertz
Lorain
Agnes Wickner
Grafton
Henry Smith
Wrockles Street
Ellen Demick
Wellington
Gilbert Eslinger
Blaine Street
Ford Hastings
la Grange
Janet Shorer
Marseilles Avenue
James Dingman
Ruth Bruce
Albert Wichlacz
Broad Street
Casmir Zywotek
Chestnut Street
Public Relations dinner plans dominate BPW meeting
The Business and Professional Women's Club at the YWCA discussed the annual Public Relations dinner to be held March 17 at First Congregational Church with speaker David Dietz of the Cleveland Press. They secured seats for Mrs. Roosevelt's “Way to Peace” talk on March 11 at Public Auditorium and invited members to purchase tickets. Also noted were a Lakewood Club invitation for March 19 with speaker Mrs. Geline MacDonald Bowman, and dates for the North East Regional meeting June 19–21 at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. The next meeting is March 10 at the YWCA, with host Miss Hecock at 153 Denison Avenue on February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Business and Professional Women’s Club
David Dietz
Cleveland Press
F. R. A. S. Ohio Academy of Science
Cleveland Club
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Public
Cleveland
Lakewood Club
Lakewood Community Center
Geline MacDoneld Bowman
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Hildreth Hecock
Neil
Entertaining Women’s Bible Class at Second Congregational
Mrs J Aschenbach of Cornell avenue hosted the Women’s Bible Class of the Second Congregational church last night assisted by Mrs J Tesferow and Mrs A Bauer. After business a guessing game and heart play rewarded Mrs John Hecock. A talent exchange added to the pleasure. In March the place and date will be announced. A dainty refreshment course closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Aschenbach
Cornell Avenue
Second Congregational Church
J. Tesferow
A. Bauer
John Hecock
Backward Party Hosted by Alpha Delta Alpha Sorority
Miss Marie Barnes hosted the Alpha Delta Alpha Sorority at her Abbe road home for a backward party. Plans for a Leap Year event on February 29 were outlined. Rosemary Cluley won first prize in bridge, Hetty Moehle received consolation. Refreshments were served, next meeting set for February 25 at Jane Berkley’s 350 Sixth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Barnes
Alpha Delta Alpha Sorority
Abbe Road
Bridge
Rosemary Cluley
Hetty Moehle
Jane Berkley
Sixth Street
Girl Scouts Troop 2 Meets at Church of Christ
Miss Carlson and Misa Barter led Troop 2 of Girl Scouts meeting at the Church of Christ at 4 PM Tuesday. Shirley Hall led formation before a circle for Scout songs. At 5 PM Miss Carlson introduced Mrs. Elizabeth Work who spoke on junior citizenship badge requirements. Mrs. Work will continue next Tuesday. The meeting closed with Good night Circle and Taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Carlson
Misa Barter
Church of Christ
Shirley Hall
Elizabeth Work
March Club Hosts Bridge Evening at Turnbull Home
Miss Nancy Turnbull entertained two bridge tables at her home 809 East River street. Prizes went to Mrs Harlan Beard Miss Marion Sparks and Mrs Willard Wolcott. Luncheon featured a dining room display with red carnations yellow acacia and yellow tapers. Guest Jane Turnbull. Next meeting set for March 10 at Mrs Charles Sparks on Blaine street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March Club
Bridge
Nancy Turnbull
East River Street
Harlan Beard
Marion Sparks
Willard Wolcott
Jane Turnbull
Charles Sparks
Blaine Street
Miss Mildred Brown Honored by Postscript Club
Miss Mildred Brown was honored at a Postscript Club luncheon hosted by Miss Myrtle O'Connor on Indian Hollow Road. A birthday cake marked the event and prizes went to Miss Margaret Finegan, Magdalene Wottring, and Jean O Connor. Decorations reflected Washingtons Birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Brown
Postscript Club
Myrtle O'Connor
Indian Hollow Road
Miss Brown
Margaret Finegan
Magdalene Wottring
Jean O'Connor
Washington
Chase Street
Kinney Hosts Semper Fidelis Class Social at Harwood Street
Mrs Kinney entertained the Semper Fidelis Class of Emmanuel Lutheran at her Harwood street home Tuesday evening. Bridge was played with prizes awarded to Mrs Howard Woodruff a guest, Mrs Andrew Flaherty and Mrs James Collier. Dessert followed and the session ended. The next meeting will be March 17 at Mrs David Lindberg home 860 Oxford avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
L. A. Kinney
Harwood Street
Bridge
Howard Woodruff
Andrew Flaherty
James Collier
David Lindberg
Oxford Avenue
Gibson Girl suit for winter under fur coat at $39.50
The ad promotes a Gibson Girl styled suit for winter wear, featuring wasp waist, leg of mutton sleeves, and a striped skirt with a satin vestee as a blouse substitute. Priced at $39.50, it suggests pairing with daffodil errands or bulb windows for a stylish seasonal look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Three-Piece Clodhopper Marinette With Bold Yellow Ensemble
A spring fashion example features a three piece Clodhopper Marinette wearing a yellow blouse with an ascot, a Leaf Bud Green Skirt, and a Leaf Bud Green Jacket with brown and yellow checks. The jacket is fitted with a wide yellow pigskin belt. Described as one of the smartest costumes by a noted knitwear peer.
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Frank Roig
Adramn Jenkins
Bunco
Gordon Lindey
Wanetta Benton
Freda Voelk
Adrain Jenkins
Jim Reese
Chester Roig
Allen
Donald Roig
John Roig
Donald
Dover
Harold Hales
Columbia Station
Adram Jenkins
Ellis Mischka
Mary
June
Joyce
Chester
Adelbert
Charles Fahrney
Ronald
Viola Benton
Wanetta
Rose Harath
James Reese
Edward Smith
Gordon Linder
St. Mary’s Hall
Ruth's
Lake Phone
R. K
Orchestra Adm
Musical Art Society
Club
Catholic Convention
Eredt
Commodore
New York City
Federation of
College Catholic Clubs
Newman Mallon
Catholics Gath Convention and Communion Breakfas Federation
Natalie Gauss
Edward J. Mehren
Tional Catholic Alumni Federation
Tri Sigma
Lees Oil Shampoo
Baer Wave ¢ and
With Nger
Maurice Beauty
John Lersch CO
Court
YWCA
Mrs. Horan
Galaxy
Richard S. Horan
A. G. Boylan
West Ninth Street
Horan
Walter Boresh
Borosk
Rebecca Smith
United Presbyterian Church
Gladys Crombie
Miss Smith
Charlaine Boddy
C. L. Bristol
Bristol
Hear
Lodge
Dietitian
Sigrid
Amidon L. 1
Phore
Mind Mt
G. S
Mrs. Work
Carroll Post
West Broad Street
Will Sudro
Circle 4
H. D. Townsend
Grundler
Mexico
Dorothy Gates
Mrs. Kinney
Elyria Fur Shoppe Avenue
Gibson Girl
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