Eight Charter Members Attend 35th Eastern Star Anniversary
Elyria Chapter Order of Eastern Star held its 35th anniversary at the Masonic Temple last evening with eight charter members present. A tureen dinner followed, and members were escorted to the East by guests including Blanche Kohler and Mae Draimm. The program featured music, a violin solo, and a talk on Robert Morris. Refreshments closed the event as plans were made for future meetings and District Day.
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IGHT
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Clarence Lyndon
C. L. Sotherdon
J. C.bins
Florence Brackett
Ray Baird
Thomas Shearer
Blanche Kohler
North Carolina
Mae Draimm
Virginia Meyer
Katherine Merthe
Alicia Bejcek
Faith
Cleveland
Robert Morris
Eastern Star
Marian Hand
Rainbow Girls
Democratic Women's Club of Elyria Hosts Dessert Bridge
The Democratic Women's Club of Elyria sponsored a dessert bridge at the Elyria Woman's Club yesterday afternoon. Executive board chair Mrs Ida Davis led the event with thirty tables in play. High scores earned a potted plant at each table and Mrs Minona Kershaw won the special prize. Guests hailed from Lorain and Amherst.
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Democratic Women’s Club of
Elyria
Audubon subject reviewed for Four O Clock Club notes
Constance Rourke’s biographical and artistic appraisal of Audubon traces his frontier impact from Ohio to Louisiana. Highlights include Birds of America life sized plates, his Middle Western bird paintings, and journals woven into a narrative. Mrs Mabel Little reviewed A Book of Hours by Donald Culross Peattie. club meets again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Rourke
Cleveland
Audubon
Ohio
Louisiana
Audobon
Middle-West
America
England
Mabel Little
Donald Culross Peattle
Arthur Huse
Continental Club Scavenger Hunt at YMCA Tonight
The Continental Club hosts a scavenger hunt this evening at eight o'clock at the YMCA. Afterward the group reconvenes at the YMCA for entertainment and refreshments.
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Continental Club
SS Eee
Pre-Nuptial Courtesy for Miss Leona Rober Event
Miss Leona Rober and guests hosted a pre nuptial courtesy at 249 Kenyon Court. Four tables of bridge were played with Mrs. Roland Rober and Miss Raberg Mosses among the attendees. Ivory towels and patriotic decor framed the gift and flower displays as a buffet luncheon concluded the gathering ahead of the February wedding at the Second Congregational Church.
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Leona Rober
Mtrs
Waeiner
Wise
Jan Davie
Wadsworth
Kenyon Cott
Roland Rober
Raberg Mosses
Frank Jisiss
Lakewood
Navid W.fiths
Tureen dinner hosted by Mrs J A Melton in Tigredia
Mrs J A Melton hosted the Tigredia Social Club for a tureen dinner at her Thiteenth Street home. A fair attendance despite the weather enjoyed afternoon games. Mrs Alonzo Brown won the first prize of five hundred rum and Mrs Caroline Sanders won the banco prize. The next meeting will be announced later.
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J. A. Melton
Tigredia
Thiteenth Street
Alonzo Brown
Caroline Sanders
Banco
Local Personal Notices Highlight Visits and Travel
Mrs. David Thomas heads to Seattle for two months with her parents while Mrs. Harvey W. Russ departs Buffalo after a three week stay with friends. Stewart Jersey visitors, Cleveland and Evanston travelers, and Akron outings populate a bustling social scene with trips by airplane to New York City and appearances at Cleveland events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Thomas
Seattle
Washington
Harvey W. Russ
Buffalo
New York
George Stevens E Loughry
Stewart , Jersey
J. J. Fails
Cedar Street
Edgar Lyons
West Avenus
Kennestern University
Nais
Lir
Cornell Avenue
New York City
Ben Smith
Eugene
Edwards Soyder
North Olmsted
Dollis Max
Jack Siack
Geraldvine Brehline
Jack Miller
Berry ‘Hengelbaugh
Luis Ldoothford
Bob
Bill Armitage
Lyria
Reiff Dancing School
Little Theatre
Public Auditorium
Cleveland
H. M. Guild
Sharp Apartments
Fifteenth Street
Akron
Wilson Coon
Walter Botamer
Alfred Emery
Frank Kent
Joe Wojcik
Lorain County Rabbit and Cavey Association
Cleveland Club
Berea Fair
R. E. McDonald
Hast River Street
William Wehman
Vance Shaw
Marian
Harriett Seeley
Helen Briggs
Oberon Dramatic Association
Finney Chapel
Ed Fell
Woodland Avenues
Albert Bachman
Elizabeth Graber
Gerald
Frank Kiss
Lakewood
Jaycox
Bond Street
Glen Hull
Whiting
Indiana
Toledo
Lewis Avenue Baptist Church
William Bowdler
Tenth Street
William Pryor
Shaker Heighits
Calendar of local club events and meetings
Monday schedule lists Colonial Club entertainment by Mrs J J Kurs at Mrs Kriegson Wes avenue 1:58. Rainbow Majority League, WLC A Literary Club at McClellar yard, Double Four with Mrs Kenneth Beal Lod street. Canton Lorais Auxiliary at 7:15 then card party. X A Q with Mrs RB Lumbiey Heverir Tallyhomee ward Paramore street. Leginn Aualliay Engiss Auxiliary with bingo. Congregational group fellowship dinner with Elyria and northern Loraig. Townsend Clue No 2 meets. Business Women's Bible class at Curtis home 315 ath Sires 7:80. Ladies Auxiliary to V F W meets. Junior Woman's Club meets. Men's Missionary League at Unied Presbyterian church 1:38. What is this Moslem fourth chapter discussion. Elyria Missionary Union executive committee meets First Congregational church office 3:20 to plan women's service for Holy Week. Eastern Heights Circle Child Conservation League with Mrs P J Smale 322 Dennison avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
J. J. Kurs
Kriegson
Rainbow Majority League
WLC. A. Literary Club
McClellar
Yard
Double Four
Kenneth Beal
Canton-Lorais
RB. Lumbiey
Heverir Tallyhomee Ward
Paramore
Leginn Aualliay
Engiss
Congregational P
E. H. Bouleath
Edof Elyria
Northern
Loraig
D Cong
Wright Baldwin- Wallace
Men's Missionary League
Presbyterian Church
Elyria Missionary Union
First Congregational Church
Hetghts
Child Conservation League
P. J. Smale
Denison Avenue
Improvements Suggested for Elyria by Nettie Finch Club
Mrs Deane Burns led February discussions with Elyrias strengths, then distributed blank sheets for club members to propose city upgrades. Suggestions include a recreational center with trained directors, two city auditoriums, Beebe tavern restoration, small apartments, new trees, wildflower preservation, and social activities, plus spiritual songs and youth supervision.
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Elyria
Deane Burns
Nettie Finch Webber
Church of Christ
Beebe
Hie
Mra
Layer Andre Paul Wainwright
Besse Schaefer
Oxford Avenue
Nance
Mildred Cope
Lake Avenue
Welsh Singers To Be Feature Of B E Club St David s Day Program
Final arrangements set for the Cambrian Quartet of Akron to perform at the British Empire Club St David s Day program in their hall on the eve of Friday February 25. The Welsh singers will include money songs in the Welsh language and the concert in Severance Hall Cleveland earlier drew praise. Additional acts will supply variety and the evening will close with dancing.
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Cambrian
Akron
Emopire Club
British Empire
Lub
Sevarance Hall
Cleveland
Stamp Club Hears F E Kleckstein On Watermarks
Ely Stamp club heard F. E. Kleckstein from Elyria Home for the Aged speak on postal watermarks used 1895 to 1915, showing identification by benzine and presenting first day and art covers from England Germany and Holland. Phyllis Choate presided and Charlene Bauer led roll call.
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F. E. Klegksiem
Elyria
U.S. P
United States Postal Service
Klockstein
Holland
Phelis Choate
Kiockstein
Menminers AUXiliary Sons of Union Veterans Host Bingo
Members gathered at Mrs. Marian Bodine’s home on Cleveland Street for a bingo party. Prizes went to Mrs. Dorothy Nickell first, Mrs. Bodine second, and Mrs. Marian Carr third. Refreshments were served afterward. The next regular meeting is Thursday at Woodman Hall at 2:00 with a patriotic program and public bingo that evening.
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Sons of Union Veterans
Marian Bodine
Cleveland Street
Dorothy Nickell
Bodine
Marian Carr
Nina Hitsman
Woodman Hall
Hosts Honor Chappeau Club At Fuller Road Home
Mr and Mrs Joe Wojcik hosted the Chappeau Club last evening at their Fuller road residence. Five tables of pinochle were played with first prize claimed by Mrs Wojcik and Walter Botamer. A Green and Mrs Botamer took consolation. Luncheon followed and the club planned to reconvene in two weeks with Mrs Frances Metzler of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wojcik
Chappeau Club
Fuller Road
Wojcik
Walter Botamer
A. Green
Elyria Bible Class to Discuss Jesus Deals with the Sinner
Elyria Men's Bible class will meet Sunday at 9 30 in the Y M C A. L B Hindman will lead the lesson titled Jesus Deals with the Sinner. Special music features trumpet duets by Robert Mallory and Earl Demos with Clare Short at the piano.
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Jesus
L. B. Hindman
Elyria Men's
Robert Mallory
Earl Demos
Clare Short
All Day School of Instruction for Elyria Mlyrians
The Elyria Lorain area hosts an all day school of instruction at Longfellow School on February 24. Speakers include Mrs. C Tracey Lacoste of Toledo and Mrs. Rt W Basinger of Mansfield in the morning session with afternoon duties by Mrs. Ross Jordon and Mrs. Ethel Peter Shnon. Luncheon reservations due by February 22 with Mrs. W. B. Meyerimck. The February meeting of the Elyria Parent Teacher Council is postponed one week to March 1 due to a holiday on February 22.
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W. B. Mevermick
North Lake Boulevard
Lorain
Elyria Parent-Teacher Council
Organise New Club Formed On East River Street
Mrs Resar opened her home on East River Street Thursday for a group of young women to organize a club to be known as the Twelve Gay Brunettes. Meetings will be every other Thursday with officers elected: President Jeannette Payne, vice president Vivian Hesar, secretary Gladys Resar, treasurer Marie Koons, reporter Hazel Brucker. Next meeting set for March third at Naomi Walker’s home, 262 Prospect Street.
New U S Club Formed By Allen School Girls
A group of eighth grade girls at Allen School formed the U S Club meeting last night at hostess Marty Ellen Becks home on Cleveland Street. Members include Patsy Phelps Maxine Fichtner Yona Hardesty Shirley Burstey Annabel Gut h aan Ruth Hopkins and Jose Fol ley. President Maxine Fichtner opened the session planning to present four plays with refreshments served by Mrs Den Bech before adjournment. Next meeting set for February twenty third at 363 North Robe Road.
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Allen School
Marty Ellen Beck
Cleveland Street
U. S
Patsy Phelps
Maxine Fichtner
Yona Hardesty
Shirley Burstey
Annabel Uguthaan
Ruth Hopkins
Jose Folley
den Bech
Hostess to Class At Sunday School Gathering
The Sunday school class at nd Cows OegAton Al oehureh met at Jean dain or Bellaventue hosted by Mrs Edo Feil. Eighteen members played games with prizes to Norma Kidd Letty Sprague and Mildred Cameron. Bible readings by Con ne Jenkyis and Mrs Fell. refreshments served. March meeting to be hosted by Cons Hirnet c and Wildred Cameron at Garvin avenue home.
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al Oehureh
Edo Feil
Jean Dain
Bellaventue
June Squire
Norma Kidd
Letty Sprague
Mildred Cameron
Conne Jenkyis
Fell
Cons Hirnet c
Wildred Cameron
Oon Garvin Avenue
Dance Follows Lodge Meeting By The Protected Home Circle
The Protected Home Circle held a short business meeting last night followed by a dance for members and friends. Music was provided by John Res ars Orchestra and Janmie Resiar called. Prizes for the evening went to Mrs. Frank Kenham and Mrs C E Dunford. The lodge’s regular meeting is in two weeks and on Friday February 25 the Officers Club will be entertained by Mr and Mrs Leon Hart of Lakewood.
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John Resars
Janmie Resiar
Frank Kenham
C. E. Dunford
Leonhart
Lakewood
License records list four couples with occupations and towns
Everett W lampson 28 of Chicago claim adjuster and Laura Jane Kinney 22 of Oberlin. Joseph H Schumacher 56 of Bay Village attorney and real estate broker and Laura M Arpschot 44 of Lorain. Gilbert A Minnich of Carlisle township mechanic and Alice M Smith of Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett W. Lampson
Chicago
Laura Jane Kinney
Oberlin
Joseph H. Schumacher
Bay Village
Laura M. Arpschot
Lorain
Gilbert A. Minnich
Carlisle Township
Alice M. Smith
Ridgeville
County Rally Plans Set For Blyma May 20
A Woodman-Fla gathering of Royal Neighbors last night featured a departure ceremony for charter member Mrs Eva Madduck. Committees were named for the county rally to be held in Blyma on May 20. A card party is planned at Zella Gagen’s home 1299 East Avenue near Tuesday evening February 22.
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Royal Neighbors
Woodman — Fla
Eva Madduck
Blyrla
Woodman Mat
Zella Gagen
East Avenue
Mureh
Bunco Club Prizes Awarded at July Eight Gathering
Mrs Charles Foreman hosted July Eight Bunco Club at her Sec ond street home. Prizes went to Mrs Kenneth Vaughn Mrs James Coyne and Mrs Sophia Makiuski with a special prize to Mrs Vaughn. Patriotic decorations marked the luncheon. In two weeks Mrs Coyne will host at Furnace street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Foreman
Second Street
Bunco Club
Kenneth Vaughn
James Coyne
Sophia Makiuski
Vaughn
Coyne
Furnace Street
Special Communication for George Washington Birthday at Lodge No 56
King Solomon Lodge No 56 F and A M to hold a special communication Monday evening in honor of George Washington birthplace. Two excellent speakers and special entertainment planned followed by luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Salomon Lodge No. 56
A. M
George Washington
Iunen. Oe 8
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Notice
A list of admissions includes Mrs Gordon Shady, Marian Beal, Edward Sutorus, Mrs Gordon Tree, Mrs Mary James, Mrs Johnschildt, and others with addresses. Discharges include Mrs Robert Bridgett and Eleanor Mandeville. Also mentions a royal biographical project on the Duchess of Bedford with John Gore set to publish, including private diaries from Woburn Abbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Shady
Qlmusreat
Marian Beal
Vulcan
Treen
Edward Sutorus
Middle Avenue
Gordon Tree
Mary James
Johnschildt
Marseilles Avenue
Robert Bridgett
Endler Hiock
Eleanor Mandeville
Columbia Station
Belt Long
Lod Street
Gary Kidwell
Ashland
Charles Kufner
Bedford
Trihe
Kinedon
John Gore
Idograpler
Woburn Abbey
Bedfordshire
England
Island saga prompts suit in Budapest over Dunapentele sale
A suit has been filed in Budapest over an island in the Danube that survived while others faded. The prosecutor represents the village of Dunapentele south of Hidas, while the defendant is the church community of Dunavees downstream. Fifty years ago Dunapentele sold a three acre island to the church community.
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Danube
Budapest
Hungary
Dunapentei
Hidanest
Dunavees
Dunapentele
Com
You and Your Child You and Your Child
Judith, nearly five, shifts from carefree to moody under parental spoiling and gradual training. Critics say four years of indulgence bred dependence, and abrupt discipline worsened her unhappiness. The family notes social loss and isolation as she grows morose and withdrawn.
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Judith
Juedith
Island ownership dispute over 19 acre plot expands
A fragment describes a conflict where the Diandpentehans seek time payments for an added 16 acres after an island grew to 19 fertile acres. The Dinavecsitus claim they bought the whole island and paid the asked price.
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Mable Little
Eastern Star Chapter
Review
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Four O'Clock Club
D. A. Baird
Marcelling Allen-Bernard
Rik
DRY Cleaners
Middle Ave
Colelle
Ught Fagen
United States
Canada
E. C. Banclay
Grant St
Isaiah
F. O. Wiford
First Baptist Church House
Sarah van Wormer
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Ed Ransom
Africa
Doris Grote
First Baptist Church
Murbach
Stamp Club
Philip Flood
Cuthahe
Tueille
Borders
Oliver
Marie LaCroix
California
Paris
Lourdis
Geraldine Daney
Charles P. Windle
Rutford
Fank
Sehrembs
Mildred Walsh
James Gallagher
Marek
Party For Members
Elyria Men's Bible Class
Parent-Teacher Association News
Birkline’s
Gregg
Elyria Business College
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Elyria Savings & Trust CO
Bunco
Jane Herbert Goward
Jon
Crandall
Kher
Jailips
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