Evening club and lodge gatherings listed for tonight
Local organizations stage meetings across the area including German Beneficial Union 660, Chrysanthemum Birthday Club with Mrs. Clarence Guthman, Lakeshine, Woman's Association of Pilerdan Community Church with Mrs. Harry Scrivens, Daughters of St. Andrew with Mrs. Ralph Whitney, Round Table Club with J. H. Hurst for Washington's birthday, Knights of Pymas rank conferment, St. Clair Rebekah Lodge in LO F hall with degree practice, Royal Neighbors of America in Wurst hall, and Les Amies of First Congregational at Mrs. James W. Van Dusen home with Mr. Auld talk on Ballads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Beneficial Union No
Chrysanthemum Birthday Club
Clarence Guthman
Lakeshine
Woman's Association of Pilerdan Community Church
Harry Scrivens
East Broad Street
Daughters of St. Andrew
Ralph Whitney
Fast Avenue
Round Table Club
J. H. Hurst
Washington
Knights of Pymas
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
LO. O. F
Royal Neighbors of America
Wurst
Les Amies
First Congregational Church
James W. van Dusen
Lyenne
Auld
Passed Up. A dancer seeks work in a harsh town
Betty Brown studies dancing to improve her looks and faces a string of hardships after her father and mother die. She lands a one night engagement and grapples with a pushy manager while aiming for work at the Orpheum. George Harris offers steadier support amid uncertain prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netty Brown
George Herris
Betty
Parker
Jack
Orpheum Theater
Orpheum
Jack Parker's
Afteca
Ritz
George's
George
Harris
Tam
Betts
Opheum
Dean of Antioch Addressed Women’s Club on Education
Grace K Willett former Biyria High School teacher and new Dean of Women at Antioch College spoke to the educational department of the Woman’s Club on The Experimental College. She discussed two education ideals, cited Carnegie 1927 data, and described experimental colleges at Wisconsin Rollins and others, critiquing lack of student responsibility and noting Antioch’s co op plan. A reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Grace K. Willett
Biyria
Antioch
Col‘lege
Woman's Club
Experimental College
United States
Carnegie
Great Britain
Boston
Lowell
Harvard
Europe
Ithaca
N. Y
Cleveland
Wisconsin University
Meiklejohn
Rollins College
Winter Park
Florida
Hamilton Holt
The
Independent Magazine
Holt
Willett
University of Chicago
Miss Willett
Radcliffe
Whittier College
California
Antioch College
Roulless
Arthur E. Morgan
Morgan
St. Cloud
Wis
Edward N&revere
Norgan Feanen
Dayton
Pueblo
Horace Mant
G. Stanley Hall
Senator Fess
Antoch
Yellow Springs
Detroit
Flint
Indianapolis
Toledo
New York City
Northern Ohio Association of Colleges
Robert W. Briere
Cora Ensign
Red Cross Banquet Set For March First In Elyria
A. R. Webber announces the Elyria Red Cross annual banquet for the evening of March first at the Newell Hotel. Miss Edith Metcalf of Oberlin, a former war worker, will speak about her trip and work. Mrs. E. R. Borer, a Braille transcriber, will discuss book production for the blind in institutions. Fern Smith leads banquet arrangements and a large attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webber
Elyria Red Cross
Newell Hotel
Edith Metcalf
Oberlin
E. R. Borer
Fern Smith
Eagles Auxiliary drill team entertained at Mrs George Massey home
The Eagles Auxiliary drill team was entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. George Massey. Five tables of Pedro were in progress. Prizes went to Mrs. A. Brown first, Mrs. Bertha Lyberger second, and Mrs. Anna Hoard corsination. Mrs. William McAllister won the door prize. Refreshments were served. In two weeks the contest will be held at Mrs. Karl Kiser of Hiendand court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
George Massey
Pedro
A. Brown
Bertha Lyberger
Anna Hoard
Wiliam McAllister
Karl Kiser
Hiehand Court
Sunday reception for Mr and Mrs William Sunday
A concluding morning reception for Mr and Mrs William Sunday and members of their party will be held Thursday morning at ten fifteen o'clock at the home of Mrs Howard Cook, 200 Columbus Street. Mr Sunday will give a short sermon which will follow a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sunday
Howard Cook
Columbus Street
Ladies of the D. ALTons Host Colonial Costume Luncheon
The Ladies of the D. ALTons meet Friday February 22 at the Womans Dig on Fourth Street for a 1 PM luncheon. Attendees are asked to wear Colonial costumes and display any family textiles they may have.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Altons
Fourth Street
Andrews Church Lenten Services Outline Schedule
Wednesday evening sermon on The Epistle of St James at 7:30. Thursday morning Holy Communion at 10:00. Friday afternoon children’s service at 4:00.
Local Meetings Set For February Twenty First
St Anns Sewing Circle meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Waever 321 Seventh St. Ridgeville PLT AL to hold Thursday evening session with Attorney Howard Butler speaking on The Importance of Votins. Evangelical Women’s Union St Pauls church meets Thursday at two. Charles Abbey Junior Club meets Friday 10 50 in IOOF hall. Civics and Political Science gather 2 5 p m tomorrow with King Fauver speaking on The Constitution. Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans holds all day Thursday in G A R hall with luncheon card party supper and business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann's
John Waever
Ridgeville Plt
Howard Butler
Evangelical Women's Union of
St. Paul's Church
Charles Abbey
I. O. O. F. Hall
Woman’s Relief Corps
Woman's Club
King Fauver
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Literary Club Elects Officers At Home Meeting
The 04 Literary Club gathered at Mrs. Nellie Gregorys 131 Chase street with nine members and one guest Miss Bessie Douglass, reelecting officers: President Mrs. Eleanor Schwartz, Vice President Mrs. Nellie Roe, Secretary Mrs. Etta Smith, Assistant Secretary and Historian Mrs. Minnie Terry, Treasurer Mrs. Lillian Wegat, Sunshine Treasurer Mrs. Florence Holcombe, Music Chairman Mrs. Louise Adams, and Program Chairman Mrs. Anna L. Friday. Illness reported among members. solos by Mrs. Gregory and Grace Warden. reviews of Thornton Wilders Bridge of San Luis Rey given by Mrs. Terry and Mrs. Holcombe. Adjournment to March nineteenth after refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Gregory
Chase Street
Bessie Douglass
Eleanor Schwartz
Nellie Roe
Etta Smith
Minnie Terry
Lillian Wegat
Sunshine
Florence Holcombe
Clarkson-Lawrence wedding date announced
Mr and Mrs Ed Clarkson of Lake Avenue announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Miss Hene to Ralph Lawrence son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Lawrence of Elyria on March sixteenth 1929 The announcement was made at a party at the Clarksons home in honor of the bride elect Guests showered with gifts and enjoyed games music and a luncheon in a pink and white theme hosted by Mrs Copsex sister of the bride elect
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Clarkson
Top
Lake Avenue
Hene
Ralph ‘Lawrence
Myre Nelson Lawrence
Elyria
Maron Sixteenth
Clark
Clarkson
City Council PTA Meets Friday
The City Council of the PTA will meet Friday after a sponsor February twenty seconds at three thirty in the Directors room of the Lorain county Bank Building. Mrs. E J Hovwenstein will review the second chapter in the study book Parent and Teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women's Legion rect party and upcoming events noted
The Women of the Noaseheatt Legion No 772 held their routine meeting in the K of P hall with fair attendance. Plans were made for a card party at the Roof BP hall on March 1 and a sewing circle meeting with Tires. Bo Markhaug at 95 Furnace Street hosts a noon dine and card event on February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noaseheatt Legion
No 772
K. of PL
Bo Markhaug
Furnace Street
BP Hall
Admissions and Discharges List From Abbreviated Record
Admission notes show Henrys Tavior at 1s Chapel St Paul Sabo and Tom Jiarriz with addresses in Brown Hotel and Mire Robert Renton No 15 Phin. Discharges include Mrs Warillam Shart 128 Momer St Miss Lot 116 Mack 6165 Superior Ave Cleveland Harlan Cordrey 319 High St Mane Emsiler 2% Kenpo Ave and Mrs Charles King and her son Stop 3 Lake Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrys Tavior
Chapel
St. Paul
Crumley Family Weekend Visit In Garrettsville Ohio
Mise Roella Crumley of Garrett ville Ohio spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs J Har man Crumley on Yrenfer Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Roella Crumley
Garrettville
Ohio
Mrs. J. Harman Crumley
Yrenfer Court
Business and Professional Women Meet for Dinner
The Business and Professional Women's Club held its monthly dinner at the Jade Tea Room with 16 members present. Plans included National Business Women's Week March 10 to 16 and a public relations dinner on March 14. Members gave short talks on club value by profession, followed by a White Elephant sale that boosted the treasury. The March meeting will be led by the Legislative Committee chair Miss Nellie Wilderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Jade Tea Room
Miss Vantin Hubbard
Hubbard
Alice McCracken
Norah Abbe
Bertha Schulze
Eva Mackey
Finance Committee
Club
Treasury
Legislative Committee
Nellie Wilderson
Lorain Rabbit Club elects officers at Tuesday meeting
Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Association members met at Walter Botamer's home to elect officers for the year led by President Joseph Wojcik and Vice President Clifford Pierce. A May ribbon show and picnic at the fair grounds in County highlights children’s rabbit exhibits and an American Blue and White Ribbon Specialty Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Association
Walter Botamer
High Street
Joseph Wojcik
Clifford Pierce
R. A. Jones
Heck
Fair Grounds
Utopia Club Meeting At Mrs Standen Home
The Utopia Club gathered last evening at Mrs Walter Standen's East River street home. All members except one attended. Mrs H A Garford won the written contest, Mrs Bessis Hurd took the active contest prize, and Mrs L E Wessell received the club prize. Mrs Standen served refreshments. In two weeks Mrs L I Kinner of Harwood Street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopia Club
Walter Standen
East River Street
H. A. Garford
Bessis Hurd
L. E. Wessell
Triends Host Housewarming With Friends At Collier Home
Mr and Mrs W T Collier hosted a housewarming on Columbia Avenue with guests including Mr and Mrs Joseph Slife Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wagner Mr and Mrs Harold Strong Mr and Mrs Jack Foley and Mr and Mrs Reno Collier Bridge was played with prizes to Mrs Wagner and Mr Strong Refreshments were served and a gift was given to the hosts Catherine Barnes entertained the Triple Four club at Harrison Street Li ik Miss Catherine Barres hosted the club with Phillis Jaycox winning first prize Evelyn Ludwig second and Ruth Haaz consolation The next meeting will be at Margaret Uris Eleventh Street in two weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Collier
Columbia Avenue
Joseph Slife
Lawrence Wagner
Iiarold Strong
Jack Foley
Reno Collier
Bridge
Wagner
Mr. Strong
Mrs. Collier
Catherine Barnes
Triple Four
Leek
Catherine Barres
Harrison Street
Phillis Jaycox
Evelyn Ludwig
Ruth Haaz
Margaret Uris
Eleventh Street
Eleanor Reicel
Cloverleaf Circle to Have Birtl Study
Cloverleaf Circle of St Pauls Evangal church met last evening with Mrs Rev Kulp on Laxe avenue. The Bible study hour was conducted by Mrs Rus soU Hill. Fourteen members were present at Eleanor Loeffler’s Lake avenue home on March fifth. Who's Who Club social afternoon hosted by E Ehlert from Longford avenue. Prizes awarded to Mrs Harry Swindliner first Mrs Isler second Mrs George Folk third. Next event set for February twenty sixth at Mrs Folk’s Middle avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls
E Ehlert
Longford Aye
Harry Swindliner
Isler
Mire
George Folk
Charles Henry
Folk
Middle Avenue
Ben Graber
Clark Street
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
William Stustz
A. W. Peters
Ernest Harper
Spruce Street
Will
Circle
Federation to Form Mwamera Camera Club
Forty members of the Federation met at the Y. W. C. A. for supper and heard Mr. Scheidel and Mr. Barber discuss the art of photography. Plans are under way to form a Camera Club, with prospective members receiving extensive information and viewing illustrative pictures from the lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
Scheidel
Barber
Ta-Wa S Club Plans For Coming Year
The February Ta-Wa-St Club meeting at Mrs. Mable Frideasting’s Oberlin road home initiated three new members. Plans for fundraising projects were discussed along with a social hour of games and contests won by Mrs. Eunice Browning and Miss Helen Conram. Refreshments were served to members and two guests, Mrs. Blanche Gaston and Miss Juanita Ammerman. The next meeting is set for March 19 at Mrs. Rose Mack’s Madison avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable
Oberlin Road
Eunice Browning
Helen Conram
Sateen Club
Blanche Gaston
Juanita Ammerman
Rose Mack
Madison Avenue
Gerand Lenten Service Tonight at St John’s Lutheran
The second in the series of German Lenten services will be held this evening at St. John’s Lutheran Church at 7 30. The pastor will preach on Jesus Last Sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerand
St. John's Lutheran Church
Wilcox Visit Ties Local Families in East Avenue
Mr and Mrs Avery H Wilcox of LaGrange visited Judge and Mrs H C Wilcox at East Avenue. Mr and Mrs Robert Beaton announce the birth of a son February 20 at Elaska Memorial Hospital. Miss Beverly Gates of 1185 West River Street will dance this week at the Business Men's Exposition in Ballater Hall. Mrs William Ward and infant son reside with her parents at Tre Mont street following a stay in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery H. Wilcox
LaGrange
H. C. Wilcox
East Avenue
Robert Beaton
No. 15
Phillips Court
Elaska Memorial Hospital
Beverly Gates
West River Street
Ballater Hall
Cleveland
William Ward
Joseph Henko
Tremont Street
Local residents make brief notes on travels and health
Months pass as residents return home along Indian Hollow road. Miss Hazel Mower travels to Pottsville Pennsylvania for sister-in-law Mrs. W A Mower's funeral. Paul Wainwright improves after acute tonsillitis. Mrs F P Church returns home from a five month West visit via California and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Hollow Road
Hazel Mower
Neuter Court
Pottsville
Pennsylvania
W. A. Mower
Paul Wainwright
Courtian4
F. P. Church
West Broad Street
California
Kansas
Elyria Ridings Club attendees and regional visits noted
Among the Elyria Ridings Club users on Monday were Mrs R W Hancock Mrs Chauncey Smythe Mrs F Gillis Mr and Mrs Carl Smith Mr and Mrs R S Silshee Mrs Nellie Brown Mrs Howard Barbour and C A Olsen Mr and Mrs Alex Altfelt prepared a New York City stay of two weeks Miss Elsie Altfelt a Smith College student will join them in New York Mrs A R Agate Mrs Ev a us Griffiths and Mrs A L Agate attended a Cleveland Lakewood Lorain Elyria Womens Welsh Club group meeting at Hotel Cleveland hosted by the West Cleveland young ladies club Officers from TX were present S H Galloway of Dennison Avenue recovering from pneumonia convalesces Mr and Mrs O H Terrell son Edward of Warren Ohio and Mr and Mrs L J Kerr of Sandusky spent Sunday with parents at East Broad Street and attended Billy Sunday meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Ridings
R. W. Hancock
Chauncey Smythe
F. Gillis
Carl Smith
R. S. Silshee
Nellie Brown
Howard Barbour
C. A. Olsen
Alex Altfelt
New York City
Elsie Altfelt
Smith College
Northampton
Massachusetts
A. R. Agate
Evaus Griffiths
A. L. Agate
Cleveland
Lakewood
Lorain Ant
Elyria Womens Welsh Club
Young Ladies Club of
West Cleveland
S. H. Galloway
Dennison Avenue
Iit
Elaborate Brass Corset Dress Described In Ad Style
A fragment describes a Pwakiz wearing an ornate outfit with a brass corset and a necklace made of large brass or silver buttons, indicating a fashion emphasis and decorative costume detail from the period.
Kiwanis Hosts Sunday Party for Kirwanians
About 219 Kirwanians with guests from Kiwanis clubs at Lorain Wellington Olmsted Falls Sandusky and Norwalk attended a tabernacle meeting last night with spouses and friends. After the meeting a Sunday party with the evangelist and Elsha ministers and their wives was hosted at the First Methodist church luncheon. An impromptu program featured Homer Rodebaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Lorain
Wellington
Olmsted Falls
Sandusky
Norwalk
Tabernacle
Evangelist
Elsha
Porlers
First Methodit
Sinch
Homer Rodebeaver
OIS Forecast Sees U.S. Auto output at 5.5 Million
OIS predicted that within three or four years the automobile industry will maintain a yearly production of about 5,500,000 vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rob Fulkerson
Central Press Association, Inc
Grace K. Willett
Antioch Women Addresses Woman's Club
RED Cross
Mrs. Howard Cook
T. A. TR
City Council PY. T. A
Mooseheart Legion
Collier Home
Mwamera Club
Logan Gas Company
Broad Street
J.D. Renick
D. B. Palins
W. L. Palmn
W. E. Unger
ST. Paul's Circle
Musical Art Soc
Elyria Musical Art Society
Bernice Jackson
Washington Avenue
Spaulding
Pirates Cave
Elanjas
G. Beethoven
Nancy Silsbee
Margaret Terry
Schuett
Richard Wentz
Godard
Irene Upton
Rodgers
Helen Cook
Lucille Taylor
Margaret Hugo
Ruth Gill
Rachmaninoff
Faith Wilford
Katherine Humphrey
MAD Watla
MILO
Wevvo
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Eclairs
Marcel Jing
Eugene
Maree
Gertrude Beauty Shopps
West Avenue
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