Engagement of Eleanor E. Rohn to James M Worthington
Massachusetts announcement from Needham reports Eleanor E. Rohn daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur W Rohn engaged to James M Worthington son of Mr and Mrs George C Worthington of this city The bride to be is Wheaton College class of 1881 English honors Payche dramatics Harvard graduate work and noted for Wheaton service The groom Williams College class of 1926 chemistry MA from Columbia 1927 now with a Cleveland business concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Rohn
Needham
Weet Dennischusetts
S Eleanor E. Rohn
James M. “Worthington
George C. Worthington
Rohn
Wheaton College
Payche
Miss Snowden and H Holbrook to Wed in Late January
Miss Helen M. Snowden and Herman H. Holbrook announced their engagement at a reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Snowden at 344 Tenth Street. The couple plan a late January wedding. Out-of-town guests included Jerrold Huberty and Beatrice Johnstone of Cleveland and Lucille Churchward and Isabel Dittmar of Columbia Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Snowden
H. Holbrook
W. C. Snowden
Tenth Street
Helen M. Snowden
Herman H. Holbrook
Cc. W. Holbrook
Stanford
Bridge
Jerrold Huberty
Luewle Churchward
Beatrice Johnstone
Cleveland
Thelma Bond
Amherst
Roberta Churchward
Lucille Churchward
Isabel Dittmar
Mabel Rice
Columbia Center
Local Women’s Relief Corps installs 1933 officers
Harri son street hostesses entertain Past Presidents of the Women’s Relief Corps. Lucile Warner obligated as president for the year. Anna Gehrke named president for 1933 with Ida Sherman as vice president and Minnie Church as chaplain. Ella Williams won club prize. Christmas contest prizes go to Florence Holcomb and Della Kreps. Next meeting set for February 7 at Mrs. Neva Rankin’s home. An American Legion Auxiliary session followed with Mrs. William Hearne in charge. May Richwine won the prize. Elyria Unit to host County Council tonight. Junior Legion sessions renew Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RK. C
Ella Williams
Harrison Street
Alice Gage
Women’s Relief Corps
Lucile Warner
Flora Hoak
Della Kreps
Anna Gehrke
Ida Sherman
Minnie Church
Helen Hubbard
Florence Holcomb
Lydia Squires
American Legion Auxiliary
William Hearne
May Richwine
Legion Hall
Elyria
Community club events observe anniversaries and meetings
Tonight many groups meet across the town at private homes and public spaces. Bt. John's 03 Club marks 30th anniversary at Mrs. Gladys Held's home on Quincy Street. Other gatherings include Bethel Shrine Auxiliary, Garford PTA, Round Table Club, Eight O'Clock Club, Stamp Club at the Y M C A, Second Congregational church division, St Pauls church council, Chevalier Lodge, St Clair Rebekah Lodge, Marshall Chapter R A M, and a communion service preached by Rev F C Imhof at United Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. John's
Gladys
Quincy Street
Bethel Shrine
Edlaworth Biggs
Glendale Court
Garford P.T
Second Congregational Church
Earl Jolly
Lake Avenue
Church Council of St
Dorothy O'Donnell Is Guest Of Honor At Shower
Catherine Humphrey hosted a mixed shower for Dorothy O'Donnell bride to be with Dorothy McLean of Painesville Ohio winning high score and Catherine Seward second. Refreshments and pink and white decor accompanied a gifts table as numerous guests from Painesville attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy O'Donnell
Catherine Humphrey
Dorothy O’donnell
Bridge
Dorothy McLean
Painesville
Ohio
Catherine Seward
Mrs. McDonald
Kathleen McDonald
Margaret Kiser
Claire Emerick
Margaret Claycomb
Mary Kathryn Conry
Eileen O'Donnell
Betty Harpster
Morehead
Rosemary Williams
Lena Tsel
Pekras
Querin
Bernadine Dunn
Agnes Murphy
Lorain Christian Endeavor Executive Meeting Summary
Lorain County Christian Endeavor Executive Committee met at Miss Edna Koontz home in Lorain. President Harold Olmstead led the session. devotionals were by Bariviirding and Joan Updegraff. The Intermediate Work plan from the Intermediate Superintendent was approved. A social gathering for Endeavorers at the Lorain Presbyterian Church on February 8 and a Christian Endeavor Week from January 25 to February 5 were announced. Attendees from Elyria included DeRite Wilson and Eleanor Warkenzie. others named attended. Ben Wharton returned to the University of Virginia after holidays, traveling via Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Christian jEnceavor
Edna Koontz
Lorain
Harold Olm
Messrs Bar i Virding
Joan Updegraff
Loiain
John Updegraff
Ednad Koontz
Presbyterian Church of
Christian Endeavor
Alen
Vici‘ing
Elrria
de- Rite Wilson
Eleanor War- Kenzie
Harold Olmstead
Mesars
Kenneth Young Tal
Prentice David Wainwriclt
Burton Bornton
Edward Pallas
Elizabeth Stevens Society hears missionary to China
At the First Methodist church the Elizabeth Stevens Society heard Miss Alta Myers, who has spent seven years in Hong Kong with the Pentel Mission, speak on Chinese home life and mission schools. Mrs. Whitehead led devotions on Victories of Defeat. Mildred Brevoort and Elvira Brown provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. McClellan
J. ¢. Lineville
Elizabeth Stevens Society
First Methodist Church
C. E. Whitehead
Mildred Brevoort
Elvira Brown
J. L. Mathis
Education Department notes at Woman's Club meeting
The Woman's Club Education Department met in the Club House with Mrs. Robert Shryock presiding. A card party is planned for Thursday January 29 with program chair Mrs. S. J. Birkbeck. Dr. Henneman of Carnegie Institute of Music in Cleveland spoke on coordination of music and poetry in song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Robert Shryock
Pr. Henneman
Allen Seager
Flanders Battlefield
Cleveland
Wilma Osterland
Miss Osterland
Kessler
Schubert
Sally NcCamken
Henneman
Washigton
Washington
NcCamken
Osterland
Ne- Camken
Knights Of St John And Auxiliary Install Officers
Joint installation of Commander No 60 Knights of St John and Auxiliary No 22 held in K of C hall. George J Noll installed Knights officers. Kathryn Tamblyn installed Auxiliary officers. Resar's orchestra provided music. about sixty couples attended from Cleveland Lorain Ridgeville Avon Grafton.
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Knights of St. John and
Autthary
C.hall
Knights
George J. Noll
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Kathryn Tamblyn
Ridgeviile
Resar
Cleveland
Lorain
Ridgeville
Aron
Grafton
Bible Class Study at YWCA Discusses Gifts From God
The Business and Industrial Women's Bible Class met at the YWCA last evening. Mrs. WC Porter presented the lesson "God's Gift to Us, and the Gifts He Requires of Us" and the topic will continue at next Tuesday's meeting.
Mothersingers Plan Rehearsal at Franklin Building
Meetings slated for 1 30 Thursday with the Mothersingers at the Franklin building. Sigma Gamma Sorority elected three new members Norma Lee Doris Caywood and Charlotte Tompkins. Initiation set for Founders Day banquet. A Valentine's Dance planned for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothersingers
Franklin Building
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Kay Hekler
Lake Avenue
Norma Lee
Doris Caywood
Charlotte Tompkins
Ora Champion
Kay Erckler
Dorothy Fauver
South End Home Department Meeting At Mrs Vincent Home
The South End Home Department met at Mrs. Clarence Vincent's East Avenue residence with ten members. Mrs. Frank Rahl opened with devotions. Mrs. James A. Smith led the lesson review and announced plans to meet at her Chestnut Ridge home on the first Wednesday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Clarence Vincent
East Avenue
Frank Rahl
James A. Smith
Miss Ruth Abraham Hosts Garret Club Party
Miss Ruth Abraham hosted the Garret Club at her home, 58 Oxford Avenue, with a New Year party. A brief business meeting followed by cards and dancing, a luncheon for members and guest Miss Virginia Shumat, and a gathering noted at Miss Jeanette Sibey’s home on Denison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huth Abraham
Oxford Avenue
Garret Club
Virginia Shumat
Jeanette Sibey
Denison Avenue
Local notes list flu confinement and travels of residents
Miss Florence Stetson of Eighth street is confined to bed with flu. Mrs. Olga Johnson and Mrs. J. B. Devinney spent last week in Buffalo. Paul Mortimer returned to the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor for his final semester. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kauffman and children of Wooster were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Devinney. Louise Pallas and Eother Wernert return from Detroit for an indefinite stay. P. J. Buck returns to Chicago after holidays with relatives. Harry White and wife welcome a twelve pound son born January first at 616 East avenue. David Wainwright, Ruth McGinnis, and Ruth Kaiser attended the Erleside conference in Canton, Ohio. Dr. Chester Christie visited Roy H. Cope on Furnace street. Dorothy McLean and Agnea Murphy of Painesville were guests in Elyria. Frank Madhock left for Dallas after holidays. Peter Naughton returns to Miami University from holiday at Stop 6 Lake avenue. roommate Duncan of Fall River accompanies him.
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Olga Johnson
J. B. Devinney
Buffalo
New York
Paul Mortimer
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Hagingering School
Harry Kauffman
Wooster
Ohio
Hast Avenue
Louise Pallas
Eother Wernert
Detroit
Michigan
P. J. Buck
Chicago
I Ilinois
J. Dunlap
Jefferson Street
Harry White
East Avenue
David Wainwright
Ruth McGinnis
Ruth Kaiser
Canton
Chester Christie
Cleveland
Roy H. Cope
Furnace Street
Dorothy McLean
Agnea Murphy
Painesville
Elyria
Frank Madhock
Dallas
Texas
Peter Naughton
Miami University
Stop 6
Lake Avenue
Mr. Duncan
Fail River
Massachusetts
Officer Datko Shot by Wife in Campbell Quarrel
George Datko a Campbell police officer was treated at St Elizabeth Hospital for a bullet wound in the left arm. Police said his wife fired the shot with his service revolver during a quarrel. Mrs Datko is held at Campbell jail for investigation.
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Youngstown, D
George Datko
Campbell Poiice
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Quarré
Datko
Campbell Jail
Lace details and pattern orders highlight Marian Martin catalog
The notice emphasizes lace usage in fashion with Pattern 9497 offered in sizes 36 to 46 and requires fabric and lace yardage. Instructions accompany the pattern and orders cost 15 cents, with catalog and pattern set at 25 cents. Also mentions Marian Martin catalog and a note on Vilna’s Jewish population and thinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle-Telegram
M Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Vilna
Poland
Officials Named for Ohio Rabbit and Cary Show
Four officials and committee chairmen were appointed for the Ohio Rabbit and Cary Show to be held in Elyria March 2 to 5. Appointees include advertising chairman Joe Wojek building chairman Joe Hazelton entertainment and show superintendent Roy Blake and show secretary Mrs Joe Wojek. The association executive committee will meet next Tuesday to prepare the show catalogue for printing. Marty Schultz of Amherst was added to his clubs membership at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Wojcik on January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain County Rabbit and Cary Association
Lorain
Prining
Marty Schultz
Amherst
Joe Wojcik
Fuller Road
Durbin named for internal revenue post and other briefs
State briefs report W L Durbin a Kenton attorney being mentioned for the district collector post for the internal revenue service. Cincinnati announces the launch of Central City College with Arthur Fitzhora Wallace as first president opening Jan 11 offering liberal arts and trades courses. Dayton notes the slaying of Joseph Capozzi, found shot four times near his rooming house with no robbery motive. Cincinnati coverage also details a robbery at J Weber Dairy where two men and 15 employees were held up for about $1,000.
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Tolenoo
W. W. Durbin
Kenton
Internal Revenue
Durbin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Central City College
Arthur Fitzhora Wallace
Dayton
Polie
Joseph Capozzi
Maurice Cooper
Capozz
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ST. Paul's
Young Peoples League of
Ernst Irion
Harley Reese
Girl Scouts OF
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Troop
Congregational Church
Edith Lovell
Legion Aukiliary
County Council
James R Meek
Farmer
Camden
Amy L. Deist
Charles Crane
Liberty
Bertha Burley
South Amherst
Executive
Ben Whartor
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Washington, DC
America
United States Public Health Service
Odda
Vicks Plan
Vicks
China
ST. Agnes P. T. A
St. Agnes
Parent-Teacher Association
Joy Welsh
Ensor
Limpach
Anna Wolfe
Spruce Street
Women of the Moose
Woodman
MARE
Aunthory No 11
Canton Lorain No 93
Aurvillary Curahogza
Autiary
Auvihary Lorain
Elks’ Hall
Elviia
Beta Delta Betas
Beta Delta Beta Club
ME. C. A
Robert Greene
Jack Donnelly
Lewis Brevknock
John Oleksa
Henry Yourkovitch
Oak Street
John Wehrhoff
Harvard
Frank Scholl
Louis Velage
A. B. Pripper
John Fritz
Weat River
Stanley Wolf
Avon
Knights OF ST. John and Auxiliary
ODD Fellows
Elyria Lodge No
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Bros. Royal
Noble
Robert Haehl
Bro. H. W. Patterson
Lodi
Alice Osborne
West Avenue
Jean Summerlee
Evelyn Rodgers
Jean
Ruth Summerlee
Sarah Nierman
Ae Bond Street
Girl Scouta
Church of Christ
Sophia Braman
Louisiana Avenue
LaGrange
Belle Whitney
David Nye
DeNolay
POW Wow Club
South End Home Department
Miss Ruth Abraham
Hhiocat
Florence Stetson
Eighth Street
Maria’ Martin Ratton
Plato
Newton
Einstein
Thurs
G. Alr
Hall
J. Weber Dairy Company
Paul
Wainwright Greenhouse
Courtland Street
P. S
Henke Realty Shop
Broad Street
Nichol’s
the Brown Company
Elyria, Ohio
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Birkline's
Birkline’s
Hair Shoppe
Rialto
Croquignole
Miyrtelles Elles Beautyeauty Shop
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