Revelation sermon at First Baptist Syria
The City and County Wide Un denominationa Bible class meets tonight at the First Baptist church in Syria for Dr. R. E. Neighbour to expound the book of Revelation with a message on the Great day of His wrath. Hundreds attend each Friday night and all are welcome. seats are free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Syria
R. E. Neighbour
Neighbour
God
Jesus Christ
David
Dr. Neighbour
Members of J. E. M. Club Enjoy Dinner and Theater Night
Members of the J. E. M. club dined at Dominic's Cuisine on Wednesday evening then danced, attended a Capitol theatre performance, and stopped at the Paradise for refreshments. They set a two week reunion at Miss Lucile Roling's LaGrange road home.
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J. E. M. Club
Dominic
Capitol Theatre
Paradise
Lucile Roling
LaGrange Road
Circle Four of St Pauls Church Hosts Meeting
Circle Four of St Pauls church met at Mrs E Schultz home on East River street with thirteen members and four guests. President Mrs Park Hobill led the business discussion and devotional hour with an article read. Mrs Harry Anderson gave a poem and Mrs A Heginbotham presented an article. Hostess served luncheon. In two weeks circle to be entertained by Mrs J Schuster of West street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
E. Schultz
East River Street
Park Hobill
Karl Roesemann
Harry Anderson
A. Heginbotham
J. Schuster
West Street
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Spieth At Chestnut Ridge
Miss Lucille Spieth invited friends to her mother Mrs Elizabeth Spieth’s home on Chestnut Ridge yesterday for a surprise party honoring the birthday of the former. Guests played cards and prizes were awarded to Mrs Frank Kuchenrither and Mrs Thomas Schneider. A six o’clock dinner served to twelve guests featured a decorated birthday cake as centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Spieth
Lucille Spieth
Chestnut Ridge
Frank Kuchenrither
Thomas Schneider
California Syrup of Figs Advertisement for Children
A vintage ad touts California syrup of figs as a gentle laxative for constipated children. It claims improved appetite, color, weight, and spirits, urging mothers to use the genuine labeled product and warning against imitation bottles.
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California
United States
Advt
Franklins T A Hosts Patriotic Dessert Bridge
Franklin P. T A held a roomful dessert bridge at the school yesterday afternoon to honor George Washington’s birthday. Mrs. Peter Smith chaired the committee and chose a patriotic color scheme with Washington’s picture and an American flag on display. A centerpiece featured red white and blue flowers and colonial figures while Mrs. Smith served cherry pie a la mode and coffee. twenty bridge tables filled the room and jig saw prizes were awarded for high scores wrapped in red white and blue.
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Franklin P. T. A
George Washington
Peter Smith
Washington
Association
C. H. Price
Twyn Oelouk
Fields M. E. Church Plans Interesting Sunday Program
Fields M. E. Church outlines a Sunday program with 10:15 morning worship led by Rev. Joan G. Koontz on Americas heroes and a boys and girls sermonette. Music includes piano solo The Maiden's Prayer, a vocal Teach Me To Pray, Hawaiian ensemble pieces, and Junior Choir numbers. Sunday school at 11:15 and Young People’s Fellowship at 7:90 p.m. with How To Live On Twenty Four Hours a Day discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields M. E
Joan G. Koontz
America
Washington
Agnes DeLoyd
I. Badargewska
George Graff, Jr
Nellie
Alice Sandtock
Elmer
Howard Fullmer
Nelson Nash
Old Rugged Cross
Velma Andrews
Young People’s Fellowship
Alpha class hosts tureen dinner on George Washington Birthday theme
Faith Wilford hosted a tureen dinner for the Alpha class at her seventh street home. Lois Yost Mabel Delefield Mary Louise Vincent Olive Yest and Eunice Porter served the dinner. Betty Roberts led games including a treasure hunt with Faith Wilford and Elizabeth Van Wormer. Forty three attendees and several guests were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Bible School
Faith Wilford
Seventh Street
George Washington
Lois Yost
Mabel Delefield
Mary Louise Vincent
Olive Yest
Eunice Porter
Betty Roberts
Elizabeth van Wormer
Washington Birthday Bridge Party At Mrs Wolcott Home
Miss Helen Traxler hosted the Lite Club at 143 Longford Ave. Two bridge tables were in play with Therese Casper winning first and Mrs Willard Wolcott second. A red white and blue luncheon followed. The next meeting will be at Miss Irene Alten’s home in Avon Ohio in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Traxler
Willard Wolcott
Longford Ave
Therese Casper
Washington
Irene Alten
Avon
Ohio
Mrs Reinhardt Hosts Circle No 1 at St Pauls Church
Mrs H Reinhardt of 146 West Bridge street hosted Circle No 1 of St Pauls Franelical church. Seventeen attended a noon tureen luncheon and quilting provided daytime work. A business session followed with devotions led by Mrs John Jehle. The next gathering is March 23 with host Mrs Harvey Welton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. (. Reinhardt
West Bridge Street
Circle No. 1
St. Paul's Franzelical Church
John Jehle
Harvey Welton
Gaestloan
Epworth League Meeting Plans Membership Campaign Banquet
The Epworth League met in the bhuren parlors with guests Miss Louise Alebach and Lawrence Stone. Plans were discussed for a membership campaign and a banquet. An invitation to a party in LaGrange on March first was accepted. After reviewing department problems the meeting adjourned.
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Epworth
Circle Five at St Pauls Church Plans March Chow Mein Luncheon
Circle No 5 of St Pauls Church met at Mrs Edwin Haywood 227 Twelfth St last evening with seventeen members and three visitors. Devotions were led by Mrs Joseph Rogers. The group decided to host a chow mein luncheon on March 2. After the meeting games were played and a luncheon course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Edwin Haywood
Twelfth Street
Joseph Rogers
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Chronicle
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs James McKenzie of 440 East Broad Mrs Carmelia Estep LaGrange Mrs Harold Foy at 145 Tongfellow Jack Plas 111 Floral Court Mrs Edwin Sharpe 109 Williams St Arthur Kelso LaGrange. Discharges include Warren Greer 6912 Lodi Andrew Pagan K13 Fifteenth Street George King 579 Turner Street Arthur Kelso Mrs Stota McCrann 208 Furnace Mrs Norman Mathewson and baby girl 432 First Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McKenzie
East Broad
Carmelia Estep
LaGrange
Harold Foy
Tongfellow
Jack Plas
Floral Court
Edwin Sharpe
Williams St
Arthur Kelso
Warren Greer
Lodi
Andrew Pagan
Fifteenth Street
George King
Turner Street
Arthur iKelso
St¢ta McCrann
Furnace
Norman Mathewson
United Democrat Women's Club of Lorain County Formed
Mrs T A Conway hosted about fifty ladies as Lorain County Democrats organized the United Democrat Women's Club. Officers named include president Mrs Conway and three first vice presidents Mrs Con ley Mrs Sayner and Mrs Washington. Secretary Lola Wigert and treasurer Mrs Ed Rothe. Meetings set quarterly with annual meeting planned for late February 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Conway
Third Street
Democrat Women’s Clubs
Lorain County
United Democrat Women's Club
Eloria
Lorain
Amherst
Wellington
Grafton
le Grange
Henrietta
Sheffield Lane
Oberlin
Ridgeville
Joseph Conley
Sayner
Charles Washington
Lola Wigert
LaGranse
Ed Rothe
Noakes
Sheffield Lake
Ofu
Wells
Elyria
Lieb
Schattier
Loretta Magrucer
John Gibbons
Joseph Urhas
E. C. Stiwald
Magruder
Martha Washington Party Held by Aid Society
A [twenty-one member] Martha Washington themed gathering by the Aid Society of United Presbyterian Church featured devotions led by Mrs. F. A. Lawrence, readings on George and Martha Washington, patriotic songs, piano solos, and colorfully decorated tea service. March ninth is set for a society business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
Aid Society of
United Presbyterian Church
F. A. Lawrence
A. W. Baird
J. H. Howlett
J. K. Nece
George
C. L. Bristol
Evelyn Smith
George Washington
Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters Meet at Barton Home
Twenty ladies attended the Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters gathering yesterday at Mrs. O. E. Barton’s Seventh street home. Twelve guests included five past Amherst Temple chiefs. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Jessie McLean of Amherst and Mrs. Gertrude Smith of Elyria. hearts prize to Mrs. George Campbell. A card party is set for March 2 at Mrs. Lilian Boddy’s home, with Mrs. Boddy aided by Mrs. Smith. Next temple meeting is March 23 at Mrs. Campbell’s Garvin Avenue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
O. E. Barton
Seventh Street
Amherst Temple
Bridge
Hearts
Jessie McLean
Amherst
Gertrude Smith
Elyria
George Campbell
Lilian Bodd
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Card Party Winners
Nine tables were in play at the club rooms last evening as the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary hosted a card party. Pinochle prizes went to Mrs Sperry Fd Ginsser and Car French. Pedro honors went to Wis Refenning and Mr and Mrs Tonis Young. Hands prizes went to Mrs James Powell and Mr and Mrs Arthur Perkins. Prizes were packages of traceriés and canned trun. A luncheon followed served by a committee including Mrs Jor Murray, Mrs Clyde Clapp, Mr Joe Wojcik, Mrs W McCully and Mrs James Cordon.
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Veterans of Foreign Wers
Vpinochle
Pedro
Hunceo
Sperry
Fd Ginsser
Car
Tonis Young
James Powell
Arthur Perkins
Jor Murray
Clyde Clapp
Joe Wojcik
W. McCully
James Cordon
Aid Society of Church of Christ Sets March Plans
Mrs. C. A. Martin chaired a Church of Christ Aid Society meeting Thursday afternoon with twenty in attendance. Plans were laid for the next month and the March 23 gathering was scheduled.
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AID Society OF Church OF Christ
C. A. Martin
Chars
Aid Society
Church of Christ
Culture Club Notes Nineteen Attend Mrs Simkins Gathering
Mrs C B Simkins hosted nineteen Culture Club members at her Twelfth street home Thursday afternoon. Mrs Fred Fulmer spoke on the Basque People from Dorothy Canfield stories and Mrs J B Hecock reviewed Swiss Family Manhattan by Morley. The next meeting is March ninth at Mrs Clarence Beazell’s Fourth street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Simkins
Culture Club
Twelfth Street
Fred Fulmer
Dorothy Canfield
J. 2. Hecock
Manhattan
Morley
Clarence Beazell
Fourth Street
Gladys Parmely West Presents Pupils in Recital at Eaton
The Eaton school program featured Gladys Parmely West and the Eaton Glee Club with many pupils performing solo and ensemble pieces. Selections included piano duos, Liszt and Beethoven works, popular tunes, and fineries by Bilbro, Moszkowski, Deeping, and others, directed by Mr. Wallace.
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Gladys Parmely West
Eaton
Eaton Glee Club
Eaton School
Edna Malterer
Louise Fox
Glee Club
Mr. Wallace
Bobby Herrica
Donald Terrell
Dorothy Terrell
Rachmaninoff
Eleanor Highgate
Maxine Cornish
Williams
Erma Thomas
Bob Lee
Bill Lersch
Oliver Townsend
Irene Upton
Everette Hull
Kathryn Arias
Jack Elton
Ruth Wright Birthday Party Honored With Hatchet Contest
Miss Ruth Wright celebrated her ninth birthday Thursday after school at her parents’ home 150 Grant street. Nine girls attended and played games themed on George Washington’s birthday, including a hatchet contest. Gifts from Helen Briste, Madeline Cooke, Miriam Pasth, Emily Paeth, Marjorie De Long, Shirley Crisman, Mary Ruth Kershaw, and Ruth MacDonald were opened. A red white and blue dining room scene hosted at 5 39 featured a white cake with red and blue candles and china doll favors for each guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wright
E. W. Wright
Grant Street
George Washington
Ruth
Helen Briste
Madeline Cooke
Miriam Pasth
Emily Paeth
Marjorie de Long
Shirley Crisman
Mary Ruth Kershaw
Ruth MacDonald
Services at Spencer Church Sunday February 26
Sabbath School begins at ten with Warne Messner as superintendent. Morning worship at eleven features the sermon Religion of Inner Life with choir music. Epworth League at six thirty led by Mr MecCuen. Evening Worship at seven thirty presents Four Aspects of Religion with special music. Week activities include Bible Study and choir rehearsal on Tuesday evenings. Official Board meets Tuesday at eight in the church parlors. Boy's Club gathers Tuesday at seven thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Church
Warne Messner
Epworth League
MecCuen
Princeton couple honored guests from Springfield Ohio farewell
Mr and Mrs Leonard Fisk hosted a Thursday evening at Princeton avenue in honor of Mr and Mrs Rufus Rhinehardt of East Broad street who plan to move to Springfield Ohio on March first. They were joined by members of old Circle No 6 of the Methodist church and families. Refreshments for thirty five were served.
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Leonard Fisk
Princeton Avenue
Rufus B. Rhinehardt
East Broad Street
Springfield
Ohio
Old Circle No. 6
The
Methodist Church
F. M. Satt
C. F. Strohmeier
West Street
A Holcomb
West Avenue
Winchester
Kentucky
Edwin Sharpe
Williams Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sybil Ann
Sharpe
Wilma Gratz
Mary Mercer
St. Albans
Vermont
Jack Black
Elyria
Mercer
Rena Conn
Mary Krennan
Elyria Home
Cleveland
Oscar Martini
Martini
Jacksonville
Florida
Masonic Lodge
Eagles
John Shook
Harvard Avenue
E. Ht. Hanson
Furnace Street
Lizzie Lewis
Tittle Food Store Opens at Heenek Floral Co
The Tittle Food Store debuts Saturday at Heenek Floral Co 255 Broad Street Elyria offering home baked goods in a new local venture. The shop invites residents to try the line and support a lasting addition to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tittle Food
Heenek Floral Co
Elyria
Broad St
Pupils of Miss Hinman to Hold Saturday Recital
The monthly recital by Pupils of Miss Lucile Hinman will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 at her East Ninth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Hinman
East Ninth Street
Women discuss global status at Oberlin AAUW tea
Oberlin branch members of the American Association of University Women gathered at Keep Cottage for tea to explore the legal and social standing of women across nations. The program featured group costumes and speakers including Mrs. Pye and Dr. Florence Fitch with local attendees listed. a luncheon speaker Grove Patterson from Toledo is planned for March 25.
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Oberlin
American Association of University Women
Keep Cottage
Danton
South America
Mesdames Lockwood
Dart
Watts Pye
O'Brien
Conrad
Pierce
Trefethern
Florence Fitch
Hubbard
Emmery
A. G. Comings
Legislative Committee
Elyrians
John Garfield
R. W. McWilliams
George M. Day
G. M. Frank
Edathe Harris
Nielsen
Paul Hines
J. C. George
D. A. Baird
Barbara Plocher
Grove Patterson
Toledo
Past Presidents of Auxiliary No 11 Meet at Mrs Friday Home
Past Presidents of Auxiliary No. 11 Canton Lorain No. 93 gathered Thursday at Mrs. Anna Friday's West River street residence. After business a comic Valentine program entertained, readings on Lincoln and Washington were given, a social hour followed with a Washington birthday luncheon, and next meeting set for March 30 at Mrs. Minnie Church's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton-Lorain No. 93
Anna
West River Street
Anna Barnes
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Washington
Minnie Church
Pythian Sisters Hold Social After Regular Meeting
Last evening the Pythian Sisters held a well attended regular business meeting followed by a social hour with banco and bridge games. Prizes went to Mrs. M. J. Bergan for bridge and Mrs. Bertha Lyberger for banco. Guests Mrs. Frank Sutch and Mrs. M. J. Bergan of Clyde attended. Refreshments were provided by January and February birthday committees. Next meeting March 9th will include officer and degree team practice for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Banco
M. J. Bergan
Bertha Lyberger
Frank Sutch
Clyde
Roar Up Club Hosts Swim Party and Meeting at YMCA
The Roar Up Club entertained at a YMCA pool party Thursday evening then moved to the Kew Pie Hotel for supper. The group adjourned to the YWCA rooms for a business session to plan a clothes remodeling session next week and discuss new members with Miss Elva Heidrich, president, speaking on member codes of ethics.
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Roar Up
Kewpie
Elva Heidrich
Mrs Faulhaber Hosts Ohio Fuel Gas Bridge Event
Mrs Thelma Faulhaber entertained the women of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company at her home 138 Bellfield avenue last evening Two tables of bridge were in play with high score goes to Mrs EF J Wernert a guest and sow to Miss Helen Hammett of the Medina office Colors honored George Washington birthday. March 23rd with Miss Margaret Foldesey of the Amherst office as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Faulhaber
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Bellfield Avenue
EF. J. Wernert
Helen Hammett
Medina
George Washington
Margaret Foldesey
Amherst
Chicken supper fundraiser listed by church group
A 25 cent chicken supper is offered Saturday from 4 to 7 by the King's Daughters at the M. E. Church. Proceeds support church and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
M. E. Church
Notawa Club Meets Busy Evening at YWCA
Twenty members and three guests attended the Notawa Club meeting at the YWCA residence. Misses Maybelle Burner Laura Koehn and Mae Wheatley entertained. Plans were made for a tureen supper on March 36 and a regular meeting later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notawa Club
Maybelle Burner
Laura Koehn
Mae Wheatley
Buneo
Emily Newman
Jennie Fillmon
Gladys Kritzel
George Washington
Ellen Porter
Grace Tran
Marv Neuman
O W L Club Meeting At Alice Robinsons Home
Members of the O W L Club met at Alice Robinsons home on Fifth street for a pleasant evening of games puzzles and music. Margaret Persensky was elected president and three new members Thelma Tomasheska Mary Amato and Harriett Swindling were welcomed. Refreshments were served to eight attendees including Amato Persensky Swindling Lahift Tomasheska and Eddr. A follow up gathering is planned at Harriett Swindlings home on Harwood Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Robinson
Fifth Street
Margaret Persensky
Thelma Tomasheska
Mary Amato
Harriett Swindling
Delores Jaycox
Lilian Nemeth
Mary Lahift
Helen Eddr
Harwood Street
Carlisle Neighborhood Club Meeting Report
Carlisle Neighborhood Club met at Mrs. P. K. Clark's home on Diagonal road with nine members present. After business a social hour and refreshments followed. A notice mentions the gathering at Mrs. John C. Diedrich's home on La Grange road on Thursday March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carlisle Neighborhood Club
P. K. Clark
Diagonal Road
John C. Diedrich
la Grange Road
Seniors Lead Friendship Club Supper at YMCA
The Friendship Club held its monthly supper meeting at the Y W C A gym last evening. Seniors organized a program of games arranged for fifty girls attending the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Elyrian social notes from Eaton and Hotel Car
Mrs. Ann Lockyer of Steubenville Ohio visits Miss Fannie Koontz on West avenue. Kathryn and Eleanor Highgate performed in a piano recital by Mrs. Gladys West at Eaton. Elyrians attended the Managers Benefit Association banquet at Hotel Car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Lockyer
Steubenville
Ohio
Fannie Koontz
West Avenue
Kathryn
Eleanor Highgate
Gladys West
Eaton
Managers Benefit Association
Hotel Car
Chicken Bisquick supper at Church of Christ
Chicken Bisquick supper offered by Church of Christ this Saturday evening from 4 to 7. Adults donate 25 cents. proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Lodi Street Attends Performance at Grafton State Farm
A group including Lodi Street attended a performance held last evening at the Grafton State Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi Street
Grafton State Farm
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Mrs. Spieth
Delightful Bridge Party
Wilford
Mrs. Reinargiel
Epworth Leagle
ST. Paul's Circle
Democratic Women OF
Organize Club
Vonte Tary
Simarins
Geo. Worthington
George Worthington
Ninety Five Club
Harrison Street
W. B. Underwood
Feodor M. Dostoievsky
Irs
Horan
Ivan S. Turgenieff
Bill
W. Broad
Andress
Canton-Lorain Atx
Pythian Sister Meeting
Roar UP Club
Entertains Girls OF
G.is Office
Bethel
Bethel Shrine No. 24
GO. FL
Arthur Hiscox
Belby
Erastus Brown
Joe Petro
Howard Butler
Frank Stetson
J. E. Jackson
Ralph McDonald
Tom Stringer
Pansy
Hiscow
William Yoo
Harlo McNelly
Hiscox
Norwood Barnhardt
Charles Tire
Miss Welch
Mary Hochwedel
Ralph McDowell
Nancy Jenkins
Ter
C. G. Dumas
R. Dunford
E. Miller
J. Darby
Doris Hance
Ed Wiler
Harold Sayles
H. L. Storrer
Messiah Lutheran Church
R. L. Loretz
O. W. L. Club
DeLux Wave
Elyria Snv. & Trust
Vicks
Marcelling
Leedale’s Beauty Shop
Swearer Alk
JADE
Phillips
Washington Ave
Barber & Beauty Shop
Mac & Vic
Allen Bernard
Broad Street
Phony
Ske
Aners
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