Employment tips and a birthday party at Elyria club
About fifty to sixty members of the Senior Friendship club at the YWCA heard Raymond Morris of the Ohio State Employment Agency speak on employment searches and presentation. March calendars announced Forge discussions with Oberlin College and other local groups, plus a Lakewood Rocky River cabinet supper. Also a surprise party celebrated Maxine Garford’s twenty first birthday with bridge, prizes, and a patriotic luncheon. Townsend Club No 2 held a meeting at Woodman hall with bulletins from Dr Townsend and a subsequent card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etween
Senior Friendship Club
Raymond Morris
Ohio State Employment Agency
Peta Done
Morris
Maxine Garford
Garford
Oxford Avenue
Peggy Dunn
Anna Mary McDonald
Thelma Kelley
Leo Meyer
Richard Henry
Herbert Welty
Miss Garfored
June Garford Novak
Townsend Club
Townsend Club No
Ular
Woodman Hall
Fred Cowles
Tewnsend
Washington
Cowles
Nettie Kieffer
Daisy Newberger
Mr and Mrs Reed Quietly Mark Sixtieth Anniversary
The Reed couple of Elyria observe their 60th wedding anniversary quietly at home on Harvard Avenue due to Mr Reed’s poor health. They wed in Wakeman in 1880 and have resided in Elyria since 1887, except for several years in the East. Mr Reed worked 37 years with the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Co. and retired in 1927 as a Buffalo sales agent.
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Buffalo
Elyria AAUW Plans Change for Tuesday Meeting
The Elyria Council of the American Association of University Women announced a plan change. The meeting will occur Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the YMCA with a program on Famous American Women led by Mrs. Richard Burgess. Social hour hostesses include Mrs. A C Hudnutt Mrs. D L Boyd Mrs. Ray Wovatney Mrs. Earl Lautenschlager Mrs. John Odgers and Miss Helen Pond. A business session will precede the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council
American Association of University Women
Richard Burgess
A. C. Hudnutt
D. L. Boyd
Ray Wovatney
Earl Lautenschleger
John Odgers
Helen Pond
Local Personal News and Events From Elyria
Elyrians share weekend travels and family births. Mr. and Mrs. W F Bell of this city and daughter Dorothy Bell of Oberlin head to Chicago for a weekend visit with George Bell. Several locals attend events in Tiffin and Norwalk. Newborns include sons to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. H W Kicoz, Mr. and Mrs. John Leach, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lauer at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A Town Hall lecture in Cleveland drew attendees, and St Clair Rebekah Lodge held an evening program with music by Miss Johnson and Josephine Mischka, plus a Washington Life talk. The lodge announced district school instructions for September, with future meetings planned through February and March.
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W. F. Bell
Dorothy Bell
Oberlin
Chicago
Ilinois
Elgins Memorial Hospital
Harrison
Ninth Street
H. W. Kicoz
Valley City
Ohio
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Leach
Columbia Station
Milton Lauer
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
O. F. Hall
America
Miss Johnson
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Josephine Mischka
Washington
Jennie Easterbrook
Elizabeth Yoder
National Parks
Grand Canyon
West
School of Instruction
District No. 9
Rebekah
Grace Heidrich
Cambridge Avenue
Cassie Richards
Plans for Good Will Party at British Empire Club
Plan Good Will Party Committee members of the British Empire Club met last evening to finalize arrangements for the annual Good Will party. It will be Friday at 8:00 with no admission charge. A movie featuring Scotland and England, cards, and other games are planned. Members will provide lunch to make the event outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Club
Tooms
Scotland
England
First Congregational Church Circles Meet For February Programs
Four church circles held meetings with varied programs and hostesses. Circle 1 at Colonial Apartments had fourteen members, Circle 2 at Park Avenue with twelve members, Circle 3 at Harrison Street with twenty two and Circle 4 hosting guests. March plans include a joint circle session at the church and a missionary talk by Mr. Martin in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Eric Chapman
Colonial Apartments
Elzabeth Rich
M.J. Lengel
Ruth Gates
George
Elizabeth Rich
Basil Matthews
Circle No. 4
Charles Evars
Moissiort
Madras
W. E. Cadmus
Circle No. 2
Martin
India
Oberlin
New YWCA Social Usages Class Led by Mrs Wenner
The YWCA announces a Social Usages class taught by Mrs. Margaret Wenner of Cleveland College. It begins Monday February 26 at 1 30 PM with Voice and Conversation, followed by Poise and Posture, Popular Hostess, and Table Etiquette through March 18. Public attendance welcome. tickets on sale at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wenner
Cleveland College
Calendar of club meetings and church events at local groups
A dense schedule lists multiple club meetings at the Woman's Club, Legion, Moose, and small religious groups, with gatherings at various addresses and times. Notable items include Reverend Gillyand’s open house, a Gamma Epsilon Chapter meeting, and choir rehearsals alongside a postponed Pythian Sisters meeting.
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Woman’s Club
Donna King
East Avenue
T. Matthew Gillyand
United Presbyterian Parsonage
League of Women Voters Expands to Engage More Citizens
The Elyria League of Women Voters pushes a nationwide expansion campaign to recruit men and women, promote nonpartisan civic education, and defend democracy amid global autocracy. Local efforts seek public support, donations, and participation in activities and postwar civic goals through lectures, meetings, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria League of Women Voters
League
Elyria Alumni of Case To Have Dinner Meeting
The Elyria alumni of Case School of Applied Science will hold a dinner at the Oberlin Inn in Oberlin Ohio on February 28 to mark the six tieth anniversary of the school's founding. Dr W E Wickenden president of Case and Prof R H Danforth will attend from Cleveland to share campus updates. W G Nord president of the local alumni group will handle arrangements.
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Elyria
Case School of Applied Science
Gether
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin
Ohio
Case
Alleghenies
W. E. Wickenden
Cause
R. H. Danforth
Cleveland
W. G. Nord
U. S. Automatic Cooperation
Amherst
Licenses Issued for Edward Dormer and Lydia Ansberry
Edward Dormer aged 32 of Lorain and Lydia Ansberry aged 34 of Lorain were granted licenses. The notices list their ages and hometowns and confirm license issuance by the local authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dormer
Lorain
Barber
Lydia Ansberry
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Sr. Friendship Club
Mrs. Reed
W. A
Alex Fell
Women’s Association
Second Congregational Church
George Lamberton
Paul
Lydia Lord Davis
Mrs. Davis
Muriel Leser
Davis
Ision
Dive I
Andrews
Jaycox
Oelock
Paul Hummer
Wurst Cour
Cameo Club
Ronald
Myers Chapman
B. Webner
Emil Meschke
Harvard Avenue
DR. Moriarty
DR. Pennington
Paradise
Natty
H.merthew Co
AAUW
Robert McDermott
Rowe Street
H. M. Tapper
West Ridge Road
MET. Opera
Wagner
Broad St
Feathea Tae
R. F. Vandemark
Park Avenue
Twelv In-Towo
Wil Clark
George Martin
James van Dusen
Paul Cochrane
James Hewitt
W. M. Auld
E. C. Keyes
Harry Ault
Harrison Street
A. C. Dixon
Rny Murbach
Vhce
Stanley Shaw
Fellowship of Prayer
Edna Moore
Winkler
H. RB. Redington
Washington Avenue
Doris Miennich
St Ridge Road
Katherine Wolfe
Ellen Buswell
Muriel Summerlee
Lois Eldred
Mary B
St. Andrews Church
Berson
Phoenix Hosiery
Yue Yo
Phoenix
Y.W.C.A
U. G. Club
Dorothy Dobbins
N. Olmsted
American Legion
Legion
Women of the Moose
Sonrisa
Gamma Epsilon Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Elaine Cole
St. Paul's Circle
Art Moelk
Fox Home
Lake Avenue
St. Theresa Society
John Kokai
Peter Smith
1St Cong
Pythian Sisters
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
League of Woman Voters
Robert Wilson
Edison
Marian Bach
Jean Ann Smith
Lila O'Neil
Wilson
Charles Lamadue
Emmanual Lutheran Aid Society
Harold Smith
A. E. Weckerly
Frank Oertell
Hazel Rheinick
A. J. Fenner
Labor
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Ave
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