St Mary's Altar Society Card Party Before Lent
St Mary's Altar Society held a large card party in the parish hall with about 140 guests. Prizes were awarded in bridge pinochle and pedro, with special prizes and a sewing circle quilt. Next meeting and book reviews noted, along with the Catholic Study Club gathering and new member welcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of St. Mary's Altar Society
George Kimbel
Marian Welsh
Urban Obringer
Mary Downs
George Wehlber
Ethel Baldauf
Pedro
Mat. Resar
Don Butler
J. D. Banville
J. O’connor
Altar Society
Dr William M Auld Speaks At Good Will Birthday Luncheon
Dr William M Auld spoke to thirty five members of the Good Will Birthday Club of First Congregational church at the Wednesday luncheon. He discussed Endocrenology and the role of Christian faith in psychic shock, comparing Scottish and American church life. The group adjourned to meet March 25. Betty Bishop Hosts A T M Club Meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Birthday Club
First Congregational Church
Lucy Houserman
Ralph Sprague
Houserman
William Muir Auld
Edinboro
Auld
Churches of Scotland
United States
First Church Circle Hosts Silver Tea at Redington Home
The First Congregational Church circle held a silver tea at the Redington home on Saturday in the 1900s era, welcoming a group of friends. Mrs Redington, Mrs Todd L. Moise, Mrs William Harnes, and Mrs Will Thomas greeted guests while Mrs Leo Meyer, Mrs F Schulte, and Mrs S F Basinger invited them to the dining room. Guests were served by Misses Jeanne Plecher and Betty Chancellor with Mrs Hy Hoover and Mrs Charles Persons pouring during the first hour and Mr James L. Jackson with Mrs William Muir Auld presiding in the second hour. General chairmen were Mr Thomas and Mrs Willa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Washiienes Avenue
Redington
Todd L. Moise
William Harnes
Will Thomas
Leo Meyer
F. Schulte
S. F. Basinger
Charles Persons
Hy Hoover
Wovern Association
James L. Jackson
William Muir Auld
Jeanne Plecher
Betty Chancellor
Thomas
Willa
At Tair
Indiana Tech student tops council slate in Fort Wayne
A Indiana Tech technical college student from Fort Wayne was named to the Student Council with a one per department limit. The local notices recount births, engagements, travel to Columbus and Cleveland events, and attendance at community meetings.
Gates P T A Sponsors Card Party at Fifteen Tables
Fifteen tables were in play as Gates P T A hosted a card party. Guests, including Mrs. Dun and Mrs. Tec.tiurhmain, attended at the Ely onus station and St. Prats area. Tables featured bridge contests, with prizes and refreshments served, while announcements noted upcoming events and member duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates P-T. A
Plas
Elyonus Cis
Dun
Pee
Lowian
Miers
Job
Tec
Tiurhmain
Dma
Sivair
RK Mis
Pars Hubier
Tae Bariter
Welluam
Dinner Dance Draws Store Managers and Wives in Cleveland
Store managers and wives from the Atlantic and West Side Food stores attended a dinner dance at the Regnatz in Lakewood with about three hundred guests from Cleveland's West Side and surrounding towns. Hayden Mies H's orchestra provided music as Welsh and English songs were performed by Akron artists including Hayward, ROD. Thomas, Morgan Lewis, and others, with Ray Thomas and BL Robinson hosting ceremonies and showcasing acts. The event, held Friday night at the Regnats, featured a Welsh and popular-music program and highlighted local musicians and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Regnatz
Lakewood
Cleveland
Huron
Vermilion
Lorain
Berea
North 4Th
Oberlin
Wellington
Ely
New London
Fisor
Regnats
Che Muaig
Hayden Mies H
Davids
AL WU
Hayward
Rod. Thomas
Morgan Lewis
Miyn Moercan
Akron
Fulsones
Suher
Welch
Ray Thomas
Learn to Knit at Hamilton School
Girls at Hamilton School attended a knitting and homemaking session led by advisor Ale Newood and assistant Mrs. W. T. Cou. They learned basic knitting stitches and how to make curtain backs for oil reserve pecorel books.
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GR. S
Beartou Dusign
Quilters and Dames Gather in Hedpe and Malta Societies
A Hedpe nng Hand Surfers meeting at Hattie Smith’s Madley block home opened with the president and members reciting the Lord’s Prayer. The group finished sewing quilts, enjoyed entertainment, and welcomed new member Mrs. Margaret Schroeder at Boe be court. A luncheon followed and the group adjourned to March. Guests from Cleveland included Deputy Grace Knight, Deputy Christine Werner, and Lady Grace Kemp. Officers will be nominated March 9 and elections set for March 20. In a separate gathering, Jolly Janes, led by Mrs. Marcella Curth on Troosevelt avenue, held bingo with Mrs. Helen Berry winning first prize and Mrs. Stella Johnson consolation. Washington Birthday colors decorated the luncheon. The next Jolly Janes meeting is at Mrs. Milton Hays’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Laundon
LM Pdey-Spvgho
St Clair Rebekah Lodge
Blanche Cuchrane
Cwo Memb
St Clair Rebekah Lodes
Handbey
Jeanette Arnold
Sunshine
Adelia Lutz
Ork
Hedpenng
Hattie Smith
Madley Block
Nettie Simp
Pedro
Martha Refenning Winening
Uattie Smith
Margaret Schroeder
Boe Be Court
Cleveland
Dames of Malta
Grace Knight
Christine Werner
Grace Kemp
Jolly Janes
Marcella Curth
Troosevelt Avenue
Helen Berry
Stella Johnson
Milton Hays
Hostess Club Meeting Ends With Dance And Handkerchief Shower
Club members met at Clara Makrieki's home on Cleveland Street Wednesday evening. After a brief business session a dance contest awarded first prize to Marjorie Groesser while Anne Meeks Wo probed. The group planned a future gathering at Alice Nicholas's home 114 Erie Street and a Washington Birthday themed salad course was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Bishop
A. T. M. Club
East River Street
Evelyn Lyndon
Audrey Foster
Grotto Circus
Cleveland
Harvard Avenue
Clara Makrieki
Cleveland Street
Marejorie Groesser
Anne Meeks Waa
Amico
Marek Suh
Alice Nicholas
Erie Street
Selena Groceser
Licenses Granted to Various Residents in Derby Area
The list includes Charles TL Fuller 26 of Lakeswood and Alberta Cole 22 of Avon Lake with sales and advertising roles. Also named are William B Forster 26 Blyria salesman Christine Lanting 26 Nurses' Home and Blyria resident Frederick Kranklin Wiallake 28 Toledo glass worker with Mary Petruney 6 Lorain. George Honosbszky 27 Amherst factory worker and Irene Rylicky 20 Lorain among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tl, Fuller
Lakeswood
Iilesiman
Alberta
Cole
Avon Lake
William B. Forster
Blyria
Chiristeen Lanting
Frederick Kranklin Wiallake
Toledo
Mary Petruney
Lorain
George Honosbszky
Amherst
Irene Rylicky
Talk On Personality By Miss Jaimes At YMCA Meeting
Miss Dorothy Jaimes spoke to about one hundred at a Senior Friendship Club gathering with guest Senior Hi-Y members at the YWCA gym Haslam. She described personality as the sum of small traits and urged use of common sense to develop oneself, noting it is a lifelong process influenced daily by actions and learning. Questions followed, Evelyn Fenimore presiding, with next Senior Friendship meeting slated for March second and Ring Group also on that date led by Martha Melville of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jaimes
Sue Hyiser
Fatty
Funes
Uisk
Evelyn Fenimore
Seior Friendship Club
WI Alsa Ees
Martha Melville
Oberlin
Daughters of America Meet Friday in Wurst Tall
Daughters of America hold a Friday night meeting in Wurst Tall and plan a public event featuring an ecard fly following the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
Wurst Tall
News Of The Girl Scouts Troop No 7 Formation and Scouts
Troop No 7 of the Girl Scouts met yesterday with Marjorie Young in charge of formation. Mileen Porem Wie assisted, and Phyllis Yunker Betty Lou Flood Shirley McGeewan and Agnes Shevis completed some second class requirements. The group will visit the Fire Department next. The meeting closed with a good right circle and taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otel Scouts
Marjorie Young
Mileen Poreman Wie
Phyllis Yunker
Betty Lou Flood
Shirley McGeewan
Agnes Shevis
Fire Department
Business Women's Club Plans International Night Programs
The Business and Professional Women clubs across twenty five countries plan International Night on Friday February 6 with dinners and programs on topics of interest to professional women. A survey among members highlighted women in public office and federal courts, and noted broadcasts featuring First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and other leaders. Ohio clubs will host events at the First Congregational Church with Elizabeth Rich directing the International Relations Committee and keynote speaker Row Benllce of Close Lind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eleanor Medill Patterson
Washimerom
D.C
Karline White
National Federation For Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Senate
House of Representatives
Do States
U.S
Americs
Butene
WAZ
NBC
Frank P. Roosevelt
United
WABC
Columbia Network
Roselind Messenger
Reeve
Bungay
Suffolk
Enehind
Albin Guillot
Mere
Carving Winson
Canada
Nellie Trylow
United States Mint
Ohio
Focal
Aockyner
First Congregational
Die der
Elizabeth Rieh
Row
Benllce
Close Lind
Emese Spearkur
Slumber Party At Shirley Hall Hosted By Te Lan Club
The Te Lan Club gathered at Miss Shirley Hall for a slumber party last evening with games and a late luncheon. The next meeting is planned at Irene Geisel’s home on March third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Lan Club
Shirley Hall
Hed
Iene Geisel
Mureh
Hospital discharge list names and addresses
Hospital commission discharges Sherman Duvall. The list includes Anna Newmeyer Willard Mrs Paul Bridges Gratton Mrs James Creagan Jorain Mrs Robert Dilland 132 Lake avenue Mrs Lawrence Gunder R D No he Discharges No 10 Woodford avenue Mrs Preston Coon 1390 Hast avenue Robert Riddle Northfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Newmeyer
Willard
Paul Bridges
Gratton
James Creagan
Jorain
Robert Dilland
Lake Avenue
Lawrence Gunder
R. D. No
Sherman Duvall
Woodford Avenue
Preston Coon
Hast Avenue
Robert Riddle
Northfield
Luncheon in Lorain Hosts Notables at Stains Tea Room
Lorain guests attended a luncheon at the Stains Tea Room with eleven settings and pink and silver decor. Honors went to Mrs. Lawrence Heispeer and Mrs. James Gilliland of Lorain. Mrs. William Golimar to host March 7 at Lake Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Oscar Dina
Mig
Fr. W. Decker
Lawrence Heispeer
James Gilliland
William Golimar
Lake Ave
Publicity meeting of Ohio PTA leaders in Columbus
Mrs W O Cavanaugh state publicity chairman of Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers will host a gathering at the Deshler Wallick Hotel in Columbus Friday February 25 for today discussions of national state and local publicity plans Dorothy T Foster president of the Ohio Newspaper Women's Association will address the group Many PTA members are expected present The article notes a discussion of the word law in marriage terms with etymology from old English lage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PT. A
W. OR. Cavanaugh
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
T. Katost
Deshler-Wallick
Columbus
Ohio
Dorothy T. Foster
Women's Association
Parent-Teacher Association
A Or
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Mable Little
St. Mary’s Altar Society
Menry Redican
Denison Avenue
Catholic Study Club
Charles Markham
Damien
John Farrow
Belgium
Hata Islands
Belei
Han
Kai
Honolulu
San Francisco
Panama
Kent
Avenue
George Allen
Charles Wentz
Elyrian
Lillian Mallory
AL M. Mallory
Middle Avenue
Bethany College
Bethany
West Virginia
Mallory
Department of
College Church Choir
Y.W. CG. A
College Women's Church Council
Treble Clef Club
Alth
Bizet
William M. Auld
Pythian Sisters
British Empire Hall
Middle Ave
Elyria
Shoppe
Fem
Rae Bias
First Church Circle
Dwight East Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hos Ars
Land Road
Brandon
Rs. Hy
Fred G. J
R. D
Fes
Ha Joo Road
W.of
Lere Ear
Madden
F.C. Andyits
West
Asda
Robert Gland
Maude Bistoag
Neesuort
Ivania
Willan
Whitehead
Lanise Wakey
Third Street
Cleveliingd Witl
Meeaup Grands
St. Clair Rebekul Lodge
A. Sletten
le Zion
Avatary
Sherman
Hard Hansen
Max Goldstein
J. ©. Boylan
Furna
Dulla
Yeaas
Heron
Dell Boylan
WT. C. Cowley
Seventh Street
Pearloho
Palmer House
Ofi Sheppard
Pash Avenue
Jeanette Sheppard
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Sheppard
Order of Eastern State
C Choir
Wooster
District 4
Carl Calkins
Lochstret
J. T. Fawcett
Columbus Treet
Florida
Town Hall
William Seabrook
Cleaveland Hotel
Henry Imels
Chauncy Smythe
Alan Smythe
Max Suppen
Nellie Burton
Margaret Clapp
Lola Wajcik
C.crametce Ain Resses Inci
Cees
Ehaireos
Pore
Geo
Yvuneklans
St. Prats
Coeveland Street
Vanenteus
Abs. Fox
Murch Mint
Murbach
Friendship Club
Hi-Y
Sons of Union
Ans Treets Ik Woodman
Philip Barr
High Street
H. OH. LE
Rose Seluster
Keen Kiitters
Ethel Keosman
Riverdale Court
Prthienister
Kua Theta Sorority
Vural Street
Toth Wida Rhodes
Pande
Howard Stpeee
Tdvn Auten
Intelienen
Mass Wailni
Mildred Brada
Pharence Sinaredy
Alfie
Phim
Mies Evelyn Shineski
Society
St. Theresia Society of Sacred
Andy Bulaze
Woodsard Avenine
Powell
Allen Girl Preserves
Ninabelle Birkline
Vera Pyeratt
Merritt i Powell
British Empire Club
Crandall Drug Store
News of the Girl Scouts
Business Women’s Club
E. C. Barclay
Grant St
Marcelling Allen-Bernard
Ethel
Elyria Hotel
By Wainwright
Wainwright Florist
Cleveland Road
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