Emily Post program by Junior Womans Club features etiquette talks
Four young clubwomen narrate Emily Post etiquette topics including introductions, letter writing, hosting and travel manners. Speakers advise simple introductions, handwritten notes, proper grooming, and avoiding overdressing, plus shipboard and travel etiquette. A second note covers Elyria P T A district conference plans with schedule, speakers, and local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Post
Junior Womans Club
Robert Jones
Theodore Prindle
Mary Storrer
Jean. Scott
United States
Post
Jean Scott
Presbyterian Men Have Distinguished Speaker
The United Presbyterian church Men’s Missionary League met with thirty five attendees. Dr. A J Randles of Pittsburgh spoke on The Unrealized Possibilities of Human Life, urging total commitment to build the Kingdom of God. Musical numbers included the Gideon Trio and Hymn sing, with prayers by J E Barber and R P Kirkpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Missionary League of the
United Presbyterian Church
A. J. Randles
United Presbyterian Board of Education
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
League
Robert Davies
Gideon
A. W. Ahlgrim
H. R. Sweet
J. A. Conner
A. W. Baird
J. E. Barber
R. P. Kirkpatrick
G. A. Brown
Donald W Richardson
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond, Va
Stephen J. Corey
College of the Bible
Lexington
W. A. Rachard
Church of the Redeemer
Montreal
Canada
John L. Morrison
Record-Argus
Greenville
Charles P. Proudfit
Board of Education
U. P. Church
Chicago
J. F. Brittain
Eric
Herbert Cooke
Lakewood
T. F. Sellers
Charity gathering at Denison avenue with games and decor
The South Side Child Conservation League was entertained at Mrs Harold Carrolls Denison avenue home with a tureen dinner and a red white and blue decor theme. Guests included Mise Carroll of Indiana and Mrs Frank Gusky. Bridge and Chinese checkers were played, C E Standen led in bridge and M M Windsor in checkers. Upcoming host Mrs Gerald Leonard at 118 Huron Street on March 13. Ash Wednesday services described with Holy Communion at 10 am and Litany at 7 45 pm and a 4 15 pm children's service on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Child Conservation League
Denison Avenue
Harold Carroll
Gerald Wagner
Mise Carroll
Indiana
Frank Gusky
C. E. Standen
M. M. Windsor
Gerald Leonard
Huron Street
Hear Conference Report Women of the Moose Meet
Women of the Moose assembly met at eight, with Senior Regent Maude McLaughlin presiding. An executive report of Saturday's session was shared and plans outlined for a February Columbus conference and a Thursday February 23 social at Moose Home. Meeting dates shift to the 2nd and 4th Thursdays. next session set for eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Maude McLaughlin
Columbus
Hazel Gibson
Beatrice France
Ann Castle
Moose
British Empire Club Card Party and Bake Sale Plans
Members and friends of the British Empire Club organize a Friday eight oclock card party with social hour. Decorators work to finish the hall in time. A bake sale is planned at Gas Company offices Saturday nine to twelve o clock. The St Patrick's Day celebration is being prepared for a yet unconfirmed date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Club
Shrubsole
Birthday Party and Social Gatherings Recap
A sequence of small local events is described. Sally Low Harrison celebrated her fifth birthday at home on Kenyon Avenue with friends Alice Mae Davenport Lois Anne Jordan Carol Smith Sally Swanson Richard Comstock and Barbara Harrison. Jim Howlett’s birthday party at 205 Cascade Street featured the Night Hawks, bingo, Chinese checkers, gifts, and a luncheon. Merry Mix-ups enjoyed a Capitol theatre party plus restaurant refreshments with Valentines exchanged. Agnes Pycroft hosts the next meeting on Clark Street in two weeks. Betty Snoble elected scribe at Renee Gera’s West River Street home. sewing projects and games concluded with the creed and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Low Harrison
Kenyon Avenue
Washington
Alice Mae Davenport
Lois Anne Jordan
Carol Smith
Saly Swanson
Richard Comstock
Barbara Harrison
Jim Howlett
Cascade Street
Night Hawks
Bingo
The
Capitol
Agnes Pycroft
Clark Street
Sunbright
Betty Snoble
Renee Gera
West River Street
Meetings and dinners linked to local groups this week
The Forget Me Not Club meets with Mrs Lapp for floral counting on Thursday. DeMolay Alumni plans a Friday dinner at Harriett Tea Room on Second Street at 6 30 PM with a speaker arranged for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forget Me Not Club
Lapp
DeMolay
Harriett Tea Room
Second Street
O. N. O. Club Hosts Bridge Event and Prizes
The O N G club gathered at Kathryn Smith’s Lake Avenue home for two tables of bridge. Prizes were awarded to Winifred Sparks Helen Palagge and May Sullivan. A candlelit dessert followed a green and white color scheme. The next meeting is scheduled for March 2 with Irene Auxer on Courtland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Smith
Lake Avenue
Winifred Sparks
Helen Palagge
May Sullivan
Irene Auxer
Courtland Street
Oberlin Coach Enrolls In Postgraduate Study As Oberlin Team Loses
Oberlin resident Sam Barnes formerly of Livingston College North Carolina returns to Oberlin to pursue a Masters degree this semester. In local high school gym last night the Oberlin School of Commerce lost to Dyke School of Cleveland by 43 to 37 in a basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Barnes
North Mainstreet
Livingston College
Saliabury
North Carolina
Oberlin
Oberlin School of Commerce
Dyke School of
Cleveland
Parrot speaks English or Spanish in Arcadia
Tommy the parrot, raised by an American teacher on the Isle of Pines, south of Cuba, can use both Spanish and English. The 14 month old bird belongs to Mrs. W. I. Nolen.
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Arcadia
Fila
Tommy
W. I. Nolen
Isle of Pines
Cuba
Oberlin Business Men's Club Names Committees
Oberlin February meeting elected H. S. Arnold as president and announced year committees across programs credit membership civic sales publicity music sports legislation finance Christmas rural cooperation with members including Dr. R. A. Phipps Erwin Worcester Lea Comings E J Sabie M A Houghton V W Rosa John Von Blum J N Stone Lee Rowe O C McKee J C McCullough G M Smith Fred Comings J Al Cochran Kenneth Powers W H Phillips P H Ohly Harold Hall E E West H A Pfaff Jr Andy Smith J L Porter Robert Fauver J G Steel H G Klermund M A Webber Gordon Dawley Walter Walker J V Bill J L Porter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Business Men’s Club
Oberlin Tavern
H. S. Arnold
Dr. R. A. Phipps
Erwin Worcester
Lea Comings
E. J. Sabie
M. A. Houghton
V. W. Rosa
John von Blum
J. N
Walter Walker
J. V. Bill
J. L. Porter
Exchange Club To Entertain Elyrians
Lawrence B. Lancashire, manager of the Elyria office of the Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission, discussed the department’s work at the Exchange Club luncheon meeting in Elyria.
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Exchange Club
Elyrians
Lawrence B. Lancashire
Elyria
Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission
Minds Influence Digestion More Than Food Consumed
A discussion on how mental attitude affects digestion argues that calm anticipation reduces digestive issues. It describes the stomach's role, chemical digestion, and how mood and chewing influence how food is processed from mouth to duodenum, urging a placid mindset with meals for better digestion.
Hunger Pains and Digestion Basics
The article explains hunger pains stem from an empty stomach not ulcers and urges eating to prevent discomfort. It notes saliva, ptyalin from chewing starches, stomach fluids preparing for food, and how rapid swallowing forces the stomach to work harder.
Oberlin Exchange club reports pledge shortfall and Mosier talk
The Oberlin Exchange Club held a Monday meeting at Oberlin Inn to review Community Chest pledges, showing a shortfall of about 1100 dollars. A dinner meeting next Monday will feature Hon Harold G Mosier, former congressman and Dies committee member, with guest Elyria Exchange Club. Admission to Mosier’s talk is by ticket only. tickets are free from Mr McKee. The Garden department of the Oberlin Women’s Club met to discuss Flower Arrangements at Mrs Wirkler’s West College Street home.
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Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Community Chest
Elyria Exchange Club
Oberlin Club
Harold G. Mosier
Dies Committee
Board of Control
Oberlin
Mosier
McKee
Qberlin Women's Club
J. E. Wirkler
West College Street
Special Lent Talks Set Across Six Thursday Evenings
Beginning February 23, six Thursday nights during Lent feature talks by Dean Thomas W. Graham of the Graduate School of Theology in the James Brand House. The series will explore the Life and Teachings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Graham
Graduate School of Theology
James Brand House
Graham
Lectures on Paul to Open During Lenten Series
The First Church offers a series on the Apostle Paul with lectures titled World Tl Tarsus and Jenssen TTL From Danveecus to Anthegh IV The Ethics of Paul. The talks will deepen understanding of Paul and are open to all as part of the Lenten program. SCHOOLS TO CLOSE Wednesday February 9 will be a holiday in Oberlin Public Schools and College for George Washington birthday observance. About thirty Methodist Service Guild members met at Mrs Paul Court’s home on Morgan Street, with Mrs D E Stitzel reviewing three chapters of The Family in the Church. MEET TONIGHT The Young Married People’s club of the First Methodist church will meet at 7:30 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Alyzh Walker on Morgan Street, Dr L A Stidley to lead the discussion.
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Robert Jones
Robert Bainbridge
L. Kolopes
Elyria P.T. A
Ashland
Elyria
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
J. W. Basinger
Mansfield
Ohio
Crawford
Erie
Huron
Lorain
Marion
Morrow
Ottawa
Richland
Sandusky
Seneca
Wyandot
Astrict
W. Garrigus
A A. Hunter
The
Methodist Church
Raymond Bixler
Ashland Council of Parents and Teachers
J. E. Bohn
C. H. Moffet
Ashland County
I. W. Basinger
Howard Hendry
Ohio Congress
Tracy LaCost
Toledo
Carl Marlin
Ohio Parent-Teacher Bulletin
O. BE. Hill
Galion
Ethel Simon
Columbus
Stanley W. Emmett
Akron
W. RB. Cavanaugh
Lakewood
E. C. Stopher
Kent
Richard Williams
W.W. D. William
Worthington
H. B. Go
Alle
Forest Ohmes
G. S. Green
Franklin
Paul Collins
Kenneth Boylan
Pierre Smith
F. C. Lang
Helen Graw
Garford
Myers Chapman
Jefferson
Howard Gollmar
Vernon Ross
Doris Sprague
Victor McMullen
B. HL
Morris’ Brown
George Mynchenberg, Jr
B. I Ohremacher
Edison
Elmer Baun
J. & McClune
R. Crawford
Roosevelt
Louis Kostyo
Frank Snoble
Andrew Palagyi
Louis Reid
Eugene Vargo
St. Agnes
Alice Ryan
W. G. Worcester
Council
George Tulk
Merritt
Powell
H. H. Thompson
Herman
Paeth
A. M. Fell
Ely
J. C. Struthers
G. T. Waller
Katherine Schweda
Elmer Diedrich
Robert Stephers
William, McDonald
Oscar Koehn
Neva Brown
Virginia DeFazio
John Msaldeman
Dewey Hull
Carl Martin
Ohio Parent-Teacher
Sir Andrew’s
Oberlin
College
George Washington
Methodist Service Guild
Paul Court
Morgan Street
D. E. Stitzel
Alyzh Walker
First Methodist Church
L.A. Stidley
First in line to pay taxes for 23 years in Albany
Mrs. Millerick, a longtime Albany resident, has been first to the city treasurer to pay her taxes for 23 consecutive years. Her routine reflects dedication to civic duties and steady local tax compliance.
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Albany
N. Y
Thomas J. Millerick
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