Society society event features PTA dinner and amateur talent
Llen Parent-Teacher Association hosted a six o'clock tureen dinner for families with two hundred attending. Decorated tables with hyacinths. sea group singing and an amateur hour with acts from various grades. Loretta Mae Boddy won the room prize. candy bars given by Girl Reserves. Rainbow Girls party followed at Ruth Long’s home with dancing and prizes for high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Llen
Parent-Teacher Association
Cyril Brecknock
Arthur Gegenheimer
Charles Grundy
Shirley Greil
Jane and
Bud Schue
Loretta Mae Boddy
Rue
Claire McIntyre
Lois Phelps
Miss Shubert
Beverly Gibbs
F. A. Yost
Russell Schrader Hill-Billy
Little Marjorie Knight
Maxine Fichtner
Talk on The Radio Industry at Methodist Church
On Monday evening February 24 at 8 99 o clock H K Carpenter of radio station WHE will discuss The Radio Industry in the Sunday School room of the Methodist Church The John G Whitney Bible class sponsors the event Questions welcomed no admission charge and public invited The speaker a nine year radio announcer now with Station WHK will explain the field and operations in a lively informative style Next note: Protected Home Circle held a large meeting at Odd Fellows Hall with a dance for members and friends Rebecca Meldrum won the special prize A P H C officers meet at East River Street home Friday evening February 2 th The next P H C meeting is Friday March 6 at 8 o clock The Ezekiel study was led yesterday by Mrs F O Wilford for Widening Circle at East Avenue Baptist Church House Mrs J C Everard led devotional Services A special Africa mission collection was taken for Miss Doris Grote Hostesses were Mesdames Barndollar Baird Rice G Seeley and Swampcott The Circle meets March 6 next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K Carpenter
WHE
Methodist Church
John G. Whitney
Carpenter
WHK
Odd Fellows
Rebecca Meldrum
J. J. Resar
East River Street
F. O Wilford
East Avenue Baptist Church
J. C. Everard
Africa
Doris Grote
Royal Neighbors Plan Sewing Sessions Pending Better Weather
At Woodman Hall last night Royal Neighbors discussed starting sewing sessions once conditions improve. A good member turnout attended the meeting, followed by a drill team practice and adjournment set for two weeks when a card party will be held. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin E Barnett will host dinner at 638 West Broad Street for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Austin and other guests including Mrs. Joseph Tenry, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Henson, and Mrs. Austin's 81 year old mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Franklin E Barnett
West Broad Street
Roy Austin
Middle Avenas
Jooseph Tenry
Joseph Henson
Austin
Judge Findley Speaks At Father Son Banquet
Judge Guy B Findley spoke to 67 men at Emmanuel Lutheran Church on Men and Boys urging strong religious training and upright fathers as core for youth. He critiqued Townsend Pension ideas and proposed a controversial cradle grant concept. program featured solos and group singing with the Ladies Aid serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Findley
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
George Washington
J. L. Urich
United States
Roland Faulhaber
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Church
J L Urich
Ralph R Latimer
Four O Clock Club Luncheon at Harrigan Street Home
Four O Clock Club enjoyed a luncheon at Mrs Rodney Rockwood’s Harrigan Street home. Mrs William Muir Auld selected to review E F Benson’s Queen Victoria, recalling Scottish childhood sightings of the Queen with others. Mrs Auld praised Benson’s portrayal with added details. Mrs W B Hubbell spoke on England’s late monarch George V by D C Somervell as a fitting complement. Next Friday Miss Claire Williams will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Rockwood
Harrigan Street
William Muir Auld
E F Benson
Queen Victoria
Scotland
Auld
England
Benson
W B Hubbell
George V
D.C Somervell
Claire Williams
Tigredia Club Holds Luncheon At Mrs Barton Home
Ten members of the Tigredia Social Club enjoyed a tureen luncheon at Mrs C F Barton’s Seventh Street home Friday noon. After the business session, bridge and five hundred were played with prizes won by Mrs Anna Hoard and Mrs Myrtle Thorley. Mrs Rose Ryan will host next Friday, March twentieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigredia Social Club
C. F. Barton
Seventh Street
Anna Hoard
Myrtle Thorley
Rose Ryan
Fourth Street
Miss Carrie Snoble Hosts Thursday Night Pals Fun
Miss Carrie Snoble of Waverly street hosted Thursday Night Pals where banco entertained members and guests. Miss Madeline Réegek won the high score prize and Miss Mary Neuman took second prize. Luncheon followed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Snoble
Waverly Street
Banco
Madeline Réegek
Mary Neuman
Calendar of Monday club and society meetings
A list of Monday events with various groups meeting at churches Y W C A M E church and private homes. Activities include Girl Scout Leaders' Organization Mrs T V Boylan 1151 West avenue at 745, dental society, sororities, dinner clubs, literary and Sunny Side Up Club, Merry Sutchers at Hamilton avenue, Sena Betty Spinks Marseilles avenue, Captain P D Reefy Circle Ladies of G A, King Solomon's Lodge, Elxria Assembly Rainbow for Girls, Business Women's Bible class at Y W C A, Townsend Club 1 730, Playmakers at Y W C A, Choral Department Musical Art Society at Y W C A 7 p m, John G Whitney class speaker H K Carpenter WHK on Radio Industry at M E church, Men's Missionary League U P Church 730 with Fred C MacMillan, Colonial Club luncheon at Y W C A 130 South End Bible Class Mrs P A Spieth 358 8th street 230, Holiness Prayer meeting 730 at William Boone 316 Eleventh street, Mrs Minnie Brown's Bible class Mrs F W Wilford 121 Princeton avenue 230.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
T. V. Boylan
West Avenue
Lorain Co
Dental Society
Doherty Sorority
Suni Club
Arthur Tite
Sunny Side Up Club
R. K. Nicholl
Columbia Avenue
Merry Sutchers
Stella Copas
Hamilton Avenue
Sena
Betty Spinks
Marseilles Avenue
P. D Reefy
Ladies of
G. A
King Solomon's Lodge
Elxria Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Business Women’s Bible
A. Townsend Club No. 1
Y. W.C
T. of Musical Art Society
Y. WM. C
John G Whitney
H .K. Carpenter
WHK
M. E
Men’s Missionary League
U. P Church
Fred C. MacMillan
Pittsburgh
Monday Colonial Club
South End
P. A. Spieth
8Th Street
William Boone
Eleventh Street
Minnie Brown
F. W. Wilford
Princeton Avenue
Playmakers plan Shakespeare scenes for Monday meeting
The Playmakers resume weekly meetings with a new idea. Members will present the first scene of Act One and the full last act of A Midsummer Night's Dream, plus another group begins work on Twelfth Night. Director Frank Seward will assign casts to keep interest before next year’s production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Seward
Catholic Study Club Hosts Mrs Leister at West Avenue
Mrs Leister hosted the Catholic Study Club at her West Avenue home with assistance from Mrs H J Hogan. After a dessert served with a business meeting, Mrs J J Schork reviewed Canon Sheehan's My New Cure ate. Mrs Floyd Helfrich presented biographies of famous composers. Next meeting is two weeks at Mrs R J Rosselot's Fourth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Leister
Catholic Study Club
West Avenue
H. J. Hogan
J. J. Schork
Canon Sheehan
Floyd Helfrich
Victor Herbert
Franz Liszt
Ludwig von Beethoven
Frederic Francois
Chopin
Guido d'Arezzo
Franz Joseph Haydn
Nicolo Paganini
Allesandro Scarlatti
R J Rosselot
Fourth Street
Roosevelt School Program Honors Washington Lincoln Birthday
A Roosevelt School Washington and Lincoln Birthday program drew about eighty attendees from citizenship classes and the Elyria D A R chapter. Mrs Arthur W Hase presided, with readings, tableaux of Washington, Hungarian dances, and songs, followed by Hungarian and American anthems and piano numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt School
Elyria D. A R
Arthur W Hase
L. S. Stevick
W. L. Vaughan
America
Lincoln
J. H. Hurst
Betty Hilovski
Elizabeth Popovitch
Marian Upp
W. W. Brown
Casta
D A. R
Edgar Gates, Jr
George Washington
Alton Adams
Elden Adams
Washington Plantation
Ronald O Dunn
W . Vaughn
Mary Ball Washington
George
Richard Stevens
Martha Custis
John Robinson
Colonial Army
U. S
EB. J. Blaser
Bela Bacsco
Bacsco
Violet
Julia Suta
Frank Radachi
Hilovski
Peter
John Suta
Temple
Land of Home
C. M. Ackerman
Alexander Moses
Arthur Scrivens
Edgar Gates
Albert Pandy
Frank Abahazi
Committee On
Alice Platner
Mrs Hurst Hosts Unity Club Meeting on Cleveland Road
Mrs Hurst entertained Unity Club members and five guests at her Cleveland road home yesterday. A dessert course followed a brief business meeting while Mrs Hurst reviewed Anne Mor row Lindberghs North to the Orient. In two weeks Miss Marie Gris wold of Wooster street will open her home for a luncheon meeting to precede a tureen luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hoehl
J. H Hurst
Unity Club
Cleveland Road
Hurst
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
the Orient
Marie Griswold
Wooster Street
To Honor Class Member At First Congregational
Yesterday the Good Will Bible class held its quarterly birthday luncheon at the First Congregational church. Seven members have birthdays in this quarter. Pink cyclamen decorated the tables. Mrs J W VanDusen will host tea for Mrs Alice Minard who will celebrate her ninetieth birthday next Wednesday. After the business meeting Viva W Bell told a story. Next meeting is scheduled for Friday March 20 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Good Will Bible
Alice Minard
J. W. VanDusen
W. Bell
Hospital Admission And Discharges In City Row
William Muttler of 540 Vulcan street admitted to hospital. Discharges include Gaylord Otten bacher of Valley City Mrs Ellen Demick of Wellington Frances Moses of 200 Harvard avenue Hether Wright of Chester and W V.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muttler
Vulcan Street
Gaylord Ottenbacher
Valley City
Ellen Demick
Wellington
Frances Moses
Harvard Avenue
Hether Wright
Chester
W. V
Card Party Prizes Awarded at Elyria Club Event
Visas Helen Nichols and Miss Edith Terrell won prizes at a card party for Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club members. The event was hosted by Miss Hildreth Hecock on Denison avenue with 26 members playing. High and low scorers received novelty prizes after each game. Assistants included Miss Williams, Bassett, Rossiter, Seton, Hackett, and Mrs. Funk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Nichols
Edith Terrell
Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club
Hildreth Hecock
Denison Avenue
Miss Hecock
Dad Williams
Cora Bassett
Marorie Rossiter
Minerva Seton
Vivian Hackett
Dorothy Funk
Jr Circle Plans Supper for March Fourth
The president of Junior Protected Home Circle led last night’s meeting at Ia O F Hall with good attendance though several members were absent. The chaplain offered prayer, flag salute, and a tureen supper was suggested. Mrs Agnes Dunford invited the group to meet March fourth at 237 Eighth Street at 6 o clock. The meeting closed with the Junior song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Protected Home Circle
Ia O F Hall
Agnes Dunford
Eighth Street
Local nuptials and visitors from Elyria and beyond
Mr and Mrs D A Billings of Middle avenue will host week end guests Mr and Mrs B M McKnight of Cleveland. George Goecke of Cornell returns for his brother Robert Goecke and Miss Marian Romp wedding at North Olmsted Congregational Church with Alden Clark of New York City as best man. Elyrians attend mid winter O V I reunion at Stop 72 Lake Road. Billings’s president Mrs John Boddy and daughter stay with R S Goecke. Miss Boddy plays music for the ceremony. Mrs Carpenter of Gallipolis visits Mrs Helen Schriver. Frank and Mrs Wharton, wintering in St Petersburg, Florida, stay at Hudson Annex 861 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Billings
Middle Avenue
M. McKnight
Cleveland
George Goecke
Cornell University
North Olmsted Congregational Church
Robert Goecke
Marian Romp
Alden Clark
New York City
Dartmouth College
103Rd Camp
Stop
Lake Road
John Boddy
Willoughby
R. S. Goecke
Sixth Street
Miss Boddy
Carpenter
Gallipolis
Ohio
Helen Schriver
Columbia Avenue
Frank Wharton
Garford Avenue
St. Petersburg
Florida
Hudson Apartment Annex
S61
Fifth Avenue
Degrees Conferred at Elyria East ern Star Meeting
Elyria Chapter Order of Eastern Star held its regular meeting in the Masonic hall Friday evening with 120 members and visitors. Degrees were conferred on three candidates. Solo performances by Marian Hand Leah Long and Katherine Merthe occurred. A Leap Year dance and card party is planned for February 28. Guests from Minnesota Iowa Amherst Norwalk and Cleveland attended. Refreshments were served by Florence Baus and committee. Next meeting March 6 will include initiatory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Marian Hand
Leah Long
Katherine Merthe
Lorain
Prasent
Minnesota
Iowa
Amherst
Norwalk
Cleveland
Florence Baus
Two Guests at Meeting Honor Washington Birthday
Edna Mae Wilson hosted the Tally Ho Club at her Ninth Street home last evening. Guests included Mrs Carpenter of Gallipolis and Mrs Myers. Vera Bridgett received high score in cards, Evelyn Zech was consoled. A patriotic salad course followed. In two weeks a pajama party will be hosted by Mrs Helen Schriver on Columbia Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Mae Wilson
Tally Ho Club
Ninth Street
Patrons Named for Washington's Birthday Military Ball
The sixteenth annual Washington's Birthday military ball hosted by the American Legion announces the patron list. Included are Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brandt A. E. Adams Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Timms Mr. and Mrs. Neely Powers Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Austin Mayor and Mrs. D. A. Baird plus numerous pairs chaired by various local residents and professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bugs Rupert
George Birkline
O. J. Shafer
A. J. O'Donnell
E. J. Crisp
John McCarthy
Henry Ingersoll
Art Haury
H. J. Austin
Warren Dow
Albert Snyder
M. E. Whit
Constitution Accepted By Middle Star Club At Y W C A
The newly formed Middle Star Club met at the Y W C A with sixteen members and Miss Ruth Stark as leader. The illness among the cast postponed the play Stuffed Owls. A knitting group led by Miss Geraldine Smith and contract bridge taught by Mrs. Q J Winsor were noted. Barbara Kirsch of Ridgeville will direct a dramatics class, a new stage was reported, a psychology class will meet Friday afternoons, and Monopoly was played. The next meeting is March sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Star Club
Ruth Stark
Geraldine Smith
Q. J. Winsor
Barbara Kirsch
Ridgeville
Holly
Lorain Democratic Women Luncheon Speaker At Church
The Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women will hold a luncheon on Tuesday February 25 at the Delaware Avenue Methodist Church in Lorain. State President M. Mackley, who is also Clerk of Representatives, will be the main speaker, with other participants on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Chicken Supper at Holy Cross Parish Hall
A church event announces a chicken supper at Holy Cross Parish Hall scheduled for Sunday February 23 at 6:30 PM. Proceeds support parish activities and community programs. An accompanying dice game adds added entertainment for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Parish Hall
Sun
Elyria Men's Bible Class Meets at Rival Theatre
The Elyria Men's Bible class meets Sunday at 9 30 in Rival Theatre with Deane Burns as speaker and Paul Wainwright leading singing and special music. Mrs William Willard hosts a card party for Ladies of the G A R at 109 West Street this evening for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men's Bible
Rival Theatre
Deane Burns
Paul Wainwright
William Willard
Weatstreet
Ladies of the
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