Swift speaks at Girl Reserve Conference in First Methodist church
Dr. Edith Hale Swift of Los Angeles, AAOSH member, addressed two hundred Girl Reserves from Cleveland to Elyria at a Northeastern Ohio Conference banquet in Elyria. She urged building lasting roads of skill and warned against diversions, using a parable of a Persian Shah. Maybelle Burner welcomed delegates. Virginia Pope chaired dinner and lit the conference candle. Delegates from Cleveland, Medina, Canton, Massillon, Norwalk, Amherst, Upper Sandusky, Toledo, and Elyria attended, with advisors and choir leading songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Hale Swift
Los Angeles
American Association of Social Hygiene
First Methodist Church
Cleveland
Medina
Canton
Massillon
Norwalk
Amherst
Upper Sandusky
Toledo
Elyria
Ohio
Swift
Maybelle Burner
Elyria Association
Kingdom of God
Virginia Pope
H. H. Stiffier
Margaret Hkinnison
Marian Daley
Miss Pope
Ethel Gresham
Margaret Carrick
Edith Earle
Deoldine Klemm
Marian Brietzig
Marie Smith
Marie Palma
Jessie Freiheit
Ruth Niemeyer
Margaret Rowland
Ruth Martina
Rhea Nickel
Jeane Force
Dorothy Jew
Miss Morris
Miss Nelson
Mary Peebles
Helen Bintila
Alice Turner
Maxine McDonald
Marie Waite
Katherine Vaughn
Marcella Ayland
Frances Rockwell
Korena Barrow
Laura Hatch
Theora Lytle
Cortine Longnecker
Margaret Messon
Leota Lyda
Marguerite Hickson
Dorothy Brainard
Jane Ellott
Nellie Mosier
Irene Faulkner
Olive MeeVic
Eleanor Spellman
Pauline Shock
L. E. Leavenworth
Katherine Halpin
Ruby van Norte
Eroelyn Buhman
Elizabeth Nesbit
Margaret Sanders
Jennies Sanders
Roseamond Bell
Helen Carpenter
Mardelle Lamm
Barbara Bell
Paris
Mariem Barnes
Norma Tucker
Merile Zellar
Helen Fleming
Lucille Gillman
Adelede Webb
Dorothy Meitzke
Thelma Mays
Helen, Heck
Helen Roemer
Helen Berres
Miss Lampher
Margaret Ruopp
Mary Lou Hunter
Lucille Scherrr
Mary Louise Smith
Florence Smith
B. F. Mays
Virginia Hardy
Phiilis Browne
Helene Harper
Margaret Taylor
Helen Scarlett
Emily Sherman
Jeanette Ward
Mildred Potter
Ella May Mayson
Annabelle Hawkins
Mary Jane Rathbun
Jeane Behnette
Katherine Hindman
Miss Campbell
Marlon Daly
Mildred Vogler
Jacqueline Greene
Mary Taylor
Leona Callahan
Alice Cobb
Mary Louise Harrison
Katherine Schubert
Martha Glass
Harriet Luther
Rosemary Redington
Edith Altfeld
Frances Lemon
Margaret Hauelisen
Julia Keys
Mary Lanner
Marjorie Sannar
Leora Rober
Rosemary Williams
Vivian Jackson
Dorothy Saywell
Mary Bush
Shirley Webber
Helen Hutt
Dorothy Moore
Faith Wilford
Marion Upp
Jeanne Smith
Marguerite Taylor
Helen Barress
Local couples and ages listed with pastors in Elyria area
A list names salesmen and companions including Gladys Popperwell 21 Lorain with Rev Wilson, Clyde Minkler 33 Wellington with Laura Luthwell 21 Rev Lindsay, George Samaha 30 Amherst with Mildred Hall 21 Rev Ernst, Nicholas Elliott 65 Elyria traveling salesman with Laurel Anita Waite 62 Elyria Rev Moijstenbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Popperwell
Lorain
Wilson
Clyde Minkler
Wellington
Laura Luthwell
Lindsay
George Samaha
Amherst
Mildred Hall
Ernst
Nicholas Elliott
Elyria
Laurel Anita Waite
Moijstenbach
Freshman Honor List Includes Boynton of Elyria High School
Miss Boynton, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sidney H Boynton and student at Oberlin College, appears on the Freshman Honor List for the first semester of 1928 29. The list ranks ten freshmen by scholarship among 38 in the class. Boynton is a Elyria High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Sidney H. Boynton
Oberlin College of Arts and Sciences
Oberlin
Miss Boynton
Elyria High Schoo
Washington Day Luncheon Celebrates George Washington
D A R Chapter hosts a colonial luncheon at the Woman's Club with sixty guests in costume. A business meeting follows, delegates to Toledo state convention named, new members welcomed, and a Revolutionary program including scenes of Betsy Ross and Washington Crossing the Delaware. Prizes awarded for constitution quiz and name-list guessing. Next meeting scheduled for March 26 at Mrs H M Redington's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgrns
George Washington
Woman's Club
W. B. Hubbell
B&b .B. Fauver
J. C.bins
D. C. Martin
A. W. Huse
C. O. Jaster
Jessie Blanchard
Otto Greene
Virginia Crandall
Blanchard
Hubbell
W. L. Vaughn
Harry Calvert
E. J. Blaser
M. M. Wilcox
E. R. Laver
Winnifred Park
Metcalf
Bourquin
Bertha Shepard
Betsey Ross
the Minute Man
Martin
George Washingto
Marion Hubbell
Frances Hubbell
Bins
Hartwell
Crebore
Day
Gull
Brownell
H. M. Redington
Weekly church and club meeting notices
Monday events include an afternoon work meeting at Mrs. Bari Jenkins home 908 Park Avenue and evening gatherings for Grace Lutheran Council Knights of Columbus Chevalier Lodge HFP Cupeman Camp Number Six Sons of Union Veterans G A R hall King Solomon's Lodge F and AM 56 plus Y M C A Young Men's Club and several social clubs at Alta Mira Tea Rooms Y W A Literary Club and N A Q Club activities with speaker Daniel Butler supreme officer scheduled news in local notices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of the First Congregational Church
Bari Jenkins
Park Avenue
Council of Grace Lutheran Church
Fellowship Club
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
Carol Wood
East Avenue
Knights of Columbus
Daniel Butler
N. A. Q. Club
Alta Mira
Preachers Lead Week of Evening Services at Two Churches
The Baptist and Methodist churches announce a series of meetings led by Rev R T Ketcham, with daily sermons from Tuesday through Saturday and special choir music. Topics include The Unknown Depths of Sin and How to Live a Victorious Life, plus Calvarys Gloom and Glory. Services begin at 7 30 p m each evening and continue through the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
R. T. Ketcham
The
Baptist Church
David
Methodist Church
Sewing Social and Card Party Held by Lib erty Group
The Sons and Daughters of Lib erty met for a sewing session and a six o'clock dinner then held a card party. Five hundred prizes went to Hegsie and Allie Freeman first, Booth and Vogler second. other games had various prize pairs. A literary program was planned for next meeting with Harry Hawk in charge. The Dorcas Society of Grace Lutheran held a social at William Schmittgen’s home with eight members, social time and refreshments, and no cert meeting date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Hegsie
Allie Freeman
Booth
David Vogler
Gerber
Douglass Gerber
Pedro
E. Thompson
M. E. Cline
Sarah Massey
Clarence Arnold
Sam Beal
Banco
Jackson
Elmer Pease
Liberger
Bud Jensen
Harry Hawk
Dorcas Society of
Grace H Lutheran Church
William Schmittgen
Submission Notice For Mrs Edward Hen At 122 Elizabeth Street
A short notice lists Mrs Edward Hen and an address 122 Elizabeth Street. The fragment mentions Scharsex and None, indicating missing or unclear data in the OCR. The readable item appears to be a personal submission or notice from a local records page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hen
Elizabeth Street
Scharsex
Mission Study Club Meets at Church Parlor
The Mission Study Club of the First Congregational Church met last evening in the church parlor with 43 members and 7 guests. Miss Caroline Foley presided as minutes and treasurer reports were read and approved. A $2.00 donation from Mrs. I. A. Webster for the club’s perpetuated membership was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
Caroline Foley
Miss Foley
I. A. Webster
Angelyn Webster
Otto W. Greene
van Dusen
Shelton
Robert Hand
Lindy Lou
Strickland
Clark
Lilly
Ashford
Feeley
Gates Room
Claire Friday
Elizabeth Rich
Lucille Hinman
George Day
Margaret Wright
Phillip Beebe
Junior W R C Host School Girls at Tureen Dinner
A large W R C gathering at S O F Hall celebrated February 22 with twenty six Charles Abby Junior girls as guests. The event featured decorated tables, a two o clock meeting led by President Mrs Hubbard, memberships balloted and welcomed, and remarks by Lorain Corps’ Mr Basterfield. Recitations, a piano solo, and songs followed, with gifts for the Junior club and a Star Spangled Banner finale. Next meeting planned for March eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Abby
S. O. O. F. Hall
Lucille Botamer
Hubbard
Commodore Farragut Corns
Lorain
Abhca'ad
Tales
Ida Sherman
Basterfield
Lorain Corps
Anta Brisht
Anna Friday
Charce
America
Mary Holzhauer
Pauline Lenz
Washington
Virginia Meecha
W. A.C
Ella Sarare
Anna Fields
Virginia Scott
Miss Wahlene Otte Visits With Her Mother in Hiram
Miss Wahlene Otte of Hiram College is spending the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Annette Otto, at Princeton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahlene Otte
Hiram College
Annette Otto
Princeton Avenue
Woman's Club Luncheon and Bridge Event in Elvria
Members of the Child Welfare Department of the Elvria Woman's Club enjoyed a luncheon and bridge hosted by Miss Agnes Kalter of the Ohio Public Service Home Department. Three bridge tables competed with Mrs. Stella Sheppard taking first and Mrs. W. A. Reed Consolation. decorations featured Wash ington's Birthday red tapers and tiny silk flags. Attendees included Mrs. FP. Rust, Mrs. Myles Perry, Mrs. George Kunkle, Mrs. W. A. Reed, Mrs. W. E. Mason, Mrs. E. A. Lewis, Mrs. Louis Heldrich, Mrs. Stella Sheppard, Mrs. J. A. Mason, Mrs. Frank Beebe, Mrs. S. J. George, Mrs. A. J. Tin, and Mrs. Lilian Brau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Welfare Department
Elvria Woman's Club
Agnes Kalter
Ohio Public Service Home Department
Stella Sheppard
W. A. Reed
Washington
FP. Rust
Myles Perry
George Kunkle
W. E. Mason
E. A. Lewis
Louis Heldrich
J. A. Mason
Frank Beebe
S. J. George
A. J. Ttin
Lilian Brau
PTA Council Meeting At Israla County Bank
The Citys Council of P. T. A. met in the directors room of the Israla County Savings and Trust Co. Friday afternoon. Mrs. E. J. Hoxenstein reviewed the second part of the book Parents and Teachers with an ably given review. Members expressed keen delight in hearing her. The regular meeting, moved up one week, will be held on Good Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citys Council of
Israla County Savings and Trust Co
E. J. Hoxenstein
Zonta Club Meets At Lindauer Home
The Zonta Club of the Second Congregational church held its regular monthly meeting at Miss Violet Lindauer’s Michols court home. Air Plane was the evening’s diversion. Miss Rose Dumas won by the greatest number of games. Refreshments were served by Miss Lindauer with help from Miss Florence Howenstein. The March gathering will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Violet Lindauer
Michols Court
Rose Dumas
Miss Lindauer
Florence Howenstein
Musicale at Spring Valley Club Tomorrow
Mike and Marie known as The happy couple from WTAM will host a musicale at the Spring Valley Club tomorrow afternoon from two to seven. Several members plan dinners from four to eight, and coasting parties will be evident as Toboggan slide is in good shape. The Charles Abbey Junior Club met at the I O O F hall with three new members obligated. Women’s Relief Corps held a meeting with thirty members, ending with a Washington Birthday luncheon for the young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Marie
WTAM
Spring Valley Club
Charles Abbey
I. O. O. F. Hall
Women's Relief Corps
W. R. C. Washington
Northwest Encampment Plans Degree Work in March
The Northwest Encampment met in the I. O. O. F. hall for practice in the Golden Rule Degree. On March second, there will be work in the Patriarchal and Golden Rule Degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Golden Rule
I. O. O. F. Ball Lass
Second Cop erelationsi church special services on Feb 26
The Second Coperelationsi church begins special cranre ustic services on Tuesday evening at 7 50 p m with A L Vickers of Lorain in charge of music The Lorain County Gospel Men's Chorus will sing Those who signed church cards are urged to attend Miss Florence Kinney of the Billy Sunday party speaks at two Sunday school gatherings tomorrow morning at 9 15 and 9 30 Ralph Kirby of Muskinger college visits his parents in Kastaver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coperelationsi
A. L. Vickers
Lorain
Lorain County
Florence Kinney
The
Billy Sunday Party
United Presbyterian Church
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Welsh Club Turkey Dinner February meeting in Elyria
The Elyria Women's Welsh Club plans a turkey dinner Tuesday at noon at Mrs Martin Roberts home on River road. No Christian Endeavor on Sunday. youths meet at church at 5 45 pm and proceed to the tabernacle. Circle No 8 of the Methodist church gathers Wednesday at Mrs Fred Fullmer's 311 Eastern Heights boulevard. The Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters postpones Thursday's meeting to Friday at Mrs Hoogenboom's home on Quincy street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman’s Welsh Club
Martin Roberts
River Road
Christian Endeavor
Tabernacle
Circle No. 8
Methodist Church
Fred Fullmer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters
Lovely Lady attendance by YWCA Federation in Cleveland
Twenty seven members of the Y W C A Federation will attend the performance of "Lovely Lady" in Cleveland Monday evening. Attendees include Doris Jumont Lillian West Eleanore Loeffler Maris Loeffler Alice Robson Vonda Browne Maybelle Burner Made ling Frahm Gladys Williams Margaret Hewitt Mrs Helen Guthman and Margarets Roberts McClelland Browne Wise Virginia Krantz Caywood Lucas Fullmer Balls Martin Boylan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. C. A. Federation
Cleveland
Doris Jumont
Lillian West
Eleanore
Maris Loeffler
Alice Robson
Vonda Browne
Maybelle Burner
Madeling Frahm
Gladys Williams
Margaret Hewitt
Helen Guthman
Margaret Roberts
Margaret McClelland
Marge Browne
Ethel Wise
Virginia Krantz
Hazel Caywood
Maxine Lucas
Florence Fullmer
Nora Balls
Edna Martin
Dorothy Boylan
Learn to Swim Classes at YWCA Pool
Miss Browne promotes a summer plan to enjoy swimming with YWCA classes at the YMCA pool. Open to all ages, call 2158 for details and catch the Swimming Pageant Showing Neptune on March 1 at 7:00 p.m. Prepare to join and avoid missing the fun this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune
Mend-A-Lot Club Meeting Recalls Ridgeville Hosts
The Mend-A-Lot Club enjoyed a Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Bultman’s Ridgeville home. A separate note mentions a February 26 gathering at Mrs. M Juchem’s Ridgeville residence.
Second English Lenten Service at St John s Church
The second English Lenten service will be conducted Sunday evening at St John s Lutheran Church at seven thirty o clock. The pastor will preach on The World Redeemer s Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's Church
St. John's Lutheran Church
Marriage Licenses Issued in Cleveland and Lorain Area
Frank Rice aged 29 a Cleveland life insurance salesman weds Eleanor Lyons 30 a Lorain teacher with Rev Smith. Harold Hubbell 27 Elyria trimman weds Loretta Malone 21 Elyria with Justice of the Peace. Rocco Geilo 21 Lorain laborer weds Harriet Frazier 18 Lorain with Rev Waugaman. Charles Rhinehart 21 Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rice
Cleveland
Life Innsurance
Eleanor Lyons
Lorain
Smith
Harold Hubbell
Elyria
Trimmer
Loretta Malone
Elyrria
Rocco Geilo
Harriet Frazier
Waugaman
Charles Rhinehart
Card Party by Brother Hood of American Yeomen
A card party hosted by the Brother Hood of American Yeomen at the I. O. O. F. Hall occurs Monday evening February 25. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
I. O. O. F. Hall
Weekend Guests and Local Notices in Elyria
Miss Margaret Whidden hosts weekend at Miss Anne Linwood in Sandusky Ohio while Miss Lottie Mathewson visits East avenue. Mrs C W Granger tours Hollywood. Mrs Henry Maser visits Don Granger’s home in O'Donnell apartments. Professor Herbert Kraeft and Mrs Kraeft announce birth of a son February 20. Kraeft teaches at Wesleyan University in Macon Georgia. Mrs Kraeft formerly Rena Radachy. Thomas A Amato visits from Sandusky as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sartor. Mrs Emma Brown travels to Manatee Florida meeting locals. Mrs Kate Huffman travels to Los Angeles. Harold Stegman remains seriously ill. George and Carlton Bryant respond to Detroit funeral of Milo Bryant. John Alexander of Lorain recuperates at St Joseph’s. Ronald Dunn of Ohio Wesleyan and Tone Myers visit Elyria for weekend at Oscar Dunn’s. Mrs M D Jones and daughters Anna and Doris also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Mathewson
Cleveland
Parsch
East Avenue
C. W. Granger
Hollywood
California
Henry Maser
Pittsburgh
Don Granger
O'Donnell
Herbert Kraeft
Macon
Georgia
Kraeft
Wesleyan University
Rena Radachy
Charles Sartor
Harvard Avenue
Thomas A. Amato
Sandusky
Emma Brown
Manatee
Florida
Kate Huffman
Jackison Terrace
Los Angeles
Harold Stegman
William Stegman
Tenth Street
George Bryant
Carlton
Oak Street
Detroit
Milo Bryant
Bryant
John Alexander
Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ronald Dunn
Ohio Wesleyan University
Elyria
Tone Myers
Steubenville
Oscar Dunn
Princeton Avenue
M. D. Jones
Anna
Doris
Cleveland Visitors At Chapman Home In Holdemyer Block
Miss Frances Hubbell of the Laurel school Cleveland spends the weekend with her parents Dr and Mrs W B Hubbell of East avenue. Dr and Mrs H J Austin will leave Wednesday for a motor trip to California. Miss Catherine Haley of Cleveland attends Billy Sunday meeting at the tabernacle. Paul Walnwright of Courtland street shows slow improvement. Mrs A Warren Mr and Mrs Fred Graf and Betty Jane and Robert Austin of Wayne Michigan will visit Dr and Mrs H J Austin over the weekend. Dorothy Alice Boynton, daughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chapman
Holdemyer Block
Frances Hubbell
Laurel School
W. B. Hubbell
East Avenue
H. J. Austin
California
Catherine Haley
Taberacle
Paul Walnwright
Courtland Street
A. Warren
Fred Graf
Betty Jane
Robert Austin
Wayne
Michigan
Dorothy Alice Boynton
Daugh
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GRACE
Lutheran ‘Dorcas Society
Lincoln
Morel
Zonta Club
Lindauer
Miss Kinney
Ralph Kirby
Muskinger College
Mrs. Kirby
Kastaver
Federation
Theatre Party
Margaret Whidden
Anne Linwood
Sandusky Ohio
Imperial Furniture
Jim
Peerless
Laundry & Dry Cleaning CO
Amherst Eagles
Frankie Stehr
Dimke
Grafton
Rosenberry Bros
E. G. Jenkins
Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Cor
Broad and
East Ave
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