Ohio Artists Studied By A A U W Members
Elyria A A U W members met for an Ohio Art Study gathering at Mrs. George H. Allen’s home. Talks covered Kenyon Cox, George Belows, Ohio painters, and Ohio art in exhibits and a January 24 benefit tea at the Elyria YWCA. The program aims to stimulate public interest in Ohio art and support Lorain county artists with varied demonstrations and slides. Doris Todd outlines Ohio poetry study beginning February 1 at 8:00 at Mrs. George M. Day’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio
George H. Allen
Gulf Road
R. W. Young
Kenyon Cox
John Ade
George Belows
Allen
Robert Henry
Henry Keller
Alexander Wyant
Grace Kelly
Frank Duveneck
J. A. Donahey
Cleveland Museum of Art
Mme. Bartlett
Elyria Publiiibrary
Lorain County
Doris Todd
George M. Day
Catholic Study Club Hosts Meeting and Plans Benefit Play
Catholic Study Club No. 6 met with Airs. T. R. Forristell of Cambridge Avenue. Esther Ott was elected secretary treasurer for the year. L. V. Johnson and W. G. Senft will represent the club at the Council. Topics included current events and religion with a reading by Mrs. Johnson titled The Littlest Altar Boy. Tickets were sold for Moon Over Mulberry Street at Elyria High School on January 10 for Catholic Youth organizations. On January 24, Mrs. Betty Grumney of Stanford Avenue will host the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club No
T. R. Forristell
Cambridge Avenue
Esther Ott
L. V. Johnson
W. G. Senft
Council of Catholic Study Clubs
Johnson
Moon Over Mulberry Street
Elyria High School
Betty Grumney
Stanford Avenue
Surprise house warming for My and James Smuth in Lorain
A surprise party was hosted on Iowa Avenue in Lorain last weekend for My and James Smuth. Guests from Elyria and Lorain joined in festive chats and a midnight buffet with holly decor. Attendees included Mrs Wilbur Gaston, Mrs Jack Storm, Miss Carrie Walsh, Miss Carrie Hawes, and others from Elyria and Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smoth
Iowa Avenue
Lorain
Smuth
Geraldine Curren
Wilbur Gaston
Jack Storm
Elyria
Carrie Walsh
Carrie Hawes
Johno Cloughessy
Rite FE Wells
W Gaston
R. Fridenstine
Jo Gaston
C MacEldownes
Atvs
William Smith
R. Ciuryran
Licenses Granted for Rowland Nelson Kennett and Donna Pratt
Licenses granted to Rowland Nelson Kennett of Cleveland and Donna Mae Pratt of Lorain. The action appears in a brief notice indicating consent or approval without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland Nelson Kennett
Cleveland
Donna Mae Pratt
Lorain
President Hosts L C B A Members at Holiday Party
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association enjoyed a holiday gathering at St Marys Parish Hall with bingo prizes, then gifts at a Chestnut street home hosted by Mrs Kathryn Donovan. Two out of town members attended and plans for next session at St Marys Hall were announced. The Alpha Beta Bluets held New Year party at Clara Makrushi home with scavenger hunt and bingo winners Katherine Hammer Roy Diewald. A buffet followed for many attendees and the next meeting was set for January 17 at Miss Makruski's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
St. Mary’s
Kathryn Donovan
Chestnut Street
Nell Gill
Oberlin
Eleanor Roling
Cleveland
St. Mary's Hall
Alpha Beta Bluets
Clara Makrushi
Cleveland Street
Katherine Hammer
John Maurice
Roy Diewald
Clara Makiuski
Bill Stegman
Marie Plas
Kenny Pitts
Ruth Groll
Charles van Colina
Freda Yunker
Harry Grieg
Mildred Diewald
Bill Wood
Ariene Neubauer
Luculle Tarnowski
Walt Noveske
Miss Makruski
Daughters of Scotia Observe Burns Birthday Plans
Daughters of Scotia met in British Empire hall to drape the charter in memory of a Past Grand Chief Daughter Mary Bonzo presiding. Plans for a family tureen supper at six on January seventeenth for Robert Burns day, followed by a social evening. A gift was presented to Mrs Murial Denger Rodecs of Loraine. Prize awarded to Jessie Ells. Refreshments served by Mrs Robert McKelvie and Mrs Lou Bonza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Scotia
British Empire Hall
Mary Bonzo
Robert Burns
Murial Denger Rodecs
Lorain
Jessie Ells
Robert McKelvie
Lou Bonza
Young People’s League Plans Ice Skating Trip
The Young People’s League of St Pauls church met for a tureen supper and monthly session. Group singing opened the meeting and a committee including Bil Fox chairman Al Emery and Bob Dostall planned an ice skating party. The league will meet next Sunday evening for a devotional hour led by Bob Dostall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s League of
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Ralph Mahlich at 106 Floral court Mrs Perry Wacker at R. D. No. 1 Robert Hewitt at No 3 Colonial apartments William Carrick at Sugar Ridge Mrs Harold Hales 224 George street Mrs Anton Olsen at R. D. No 3 Mrs Sam Nagy 115 West River street. Discharges include James Rothovitch Vermont and Martin Lesener at 46 Samuel street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Mahlich
Floral Court
Perry Wacker
R. D
Robert Hewitt
Colonial Apartments
William Carrick
Sugar Ridge
Harold Hales
George Street
Anton Olsen
Sam Nagy
West River Street
James Rothovitch
Vermont
Martin Lesener
Samuel Street
Evening Club Calendar and Society Meetings
Tonight's listings include Clasque Club with Lucille Dostall at Nichols Court and Thalans with Mrs A Com Stock on Kenyon Avenue. Friendly Twelve meets Mrs T Neufer Cascade Street, Golden Glow with Mrs Leona Harrison East River Street, ReDouble Two with Mrs Fred Lehmann Marseilles Avenue, plus Wildey anniversary for Rebekah Lodge. Elyria Woman's Club Evening Department, Blue Triangle Club, and Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae also meet. Mid week devotional at 1st Methodist at 7 30. St Pauls Church council and Emmanuel Lutheran Council meet in addition to United Presbyterian communion prep at 7 30 with Rev B R Opper scheduled to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clasque Club
Lucille Dostall
Nichols Court
Thalans
A. Comstock
Kenyon Avenue
Friendly
T. Neufer
Cascade Street
Golden Glow
Leona Harriion
East River Street
Fred Lehmann
Marseilles Avenue
Rebekah Lodge
Elyria Woman's Club
Blue Triangle Club
Elyria Memorial Hospital
1St Methodist Church
St. Paul's Church Council
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Council
United Presbyterian Church
B. R. Opper
Install New Officers At Rebekah Social Club
The Rebekah Social Club held its annual officer installation with 26 members and a guest from Lorain at Mrs Seaman’s home on East Bridge Street. New officers named include Mrs Pearle Wright president Iva Marsh vice president Sylvia Pope recording secretary Edna Woodcock treasurer Cassie Richards Sunshine treasurer and musician Anna Gehrke press reported. The evening centered on bingo with prizes to Edna Woods and Hazel Market and refreshments served by Hilda Choate Emily Scrivens Edna Smith and Nellie Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Arnold
Seaman
East Bridge Street
Rebekah
Lorain
Pearle Wright
Iva Marsh
Sylvia Pope
Edna Wooodcock
Cassie Richards
Sunshine
Anna Gehrke
Oddfellow Meeting Discusses Order Affairs in Elyria Lodge
Elyria Lodge No. 103 I O O F met last evening to discuss matters of interest. P J Woods led a question bee with full participation and officers will be installed at next Tuesday’s meeting with refreshments to follow. A concrete block house at 6150 West Fifteenth Street was announced as sold to George Soldos, who recently moved from Pemberton New Jersey and will keep current occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge No
Temple
P. J Woods
West
Fifteenth Street
George Soldos
B M O Donnell
Soldos
Elyria
Pemberton
New Jersey
18Th Infantry
Camp Dix
Wish Come True Charlot Mason Serial Drama Chapter XIX
Peter Day vacationing in a hilltop cabin falls for Sibyl Aldrich at Jules Sanford's valley home. Lora and Frank Marston scheme to trap him, sparking a storm driven chase and a suspected fall into a ravine. Sibyl and others fear the worst as Jules confronts the crisis. To be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Day
Siby Aldrich
Jules Sanford
Jules
Frank Marstco
Lora
Peter
Sibyl
Claude Elliot
Marstens
Minnie
Marsten
Elliot
Mrs. Aldrich
Sib
Mrs. Addrich
Mrs. Algrich
Mr. Day
Ravine 15
Amherst Council Rehires Policemen In 1939 Meeting
Amherst Ohio council held its first 1939 meeting and rehires Ed Mays and Earl White as police at 150 dollars monthly. They were praised for raising funds for a new police car, a Chevrolet coach, delivered that day. The body discussed water works distribution sale, light questions, and a tentative rate from Ohio Public Service. Community events and hospital visits were noted, including local club meetings and residents visiting nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
John Sabiers
Ed Mays
Earl White
Atty
J. J
Pythian Sisters Plan Officers Installation Event
Plans were completed for installing officers January 16 at the Pythian Sisters meeting. Bernice Carter to act as installing officer due to illness in Lillian Miller's family. An invitation from Elyria Temple to attend their installation next Thursday evening was accepted. Announcement was made of the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Bernice Carter
Lillian Miller
Elyria Temple
Wool Growers Banquet Plans Advance in Lorain County
Plans for the 1939 Lorain County wool growers banquet will begin next Wednesday night with a meeting of the extension committee. Attendees of the previous banquet urged making it an annual event, though the exact date remains unsettled. In Belgium, relief work provided for 150000 people, more than a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Wool Growers’ Extension Committee
Belgium
Farm clubs host Penfield guests for day events
Wellington Ohio January 4 Wellington Farm Woman's club welcomes Penfield Farm Woman's club for an all day event at the Grange hall. Each person brings a covered dish and table service for a noon meal. Miss Frances Eckert county extension agent will teach Everyday Electricity in the afternoon. A short 1 o'clock business session follows. Past Matrons and Patrons of Temple Chapter O E S will hold a covered-dish supper and social hour at their hall at 6 30 tonight. Lillywood Rebekah lodge meets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ohio
Wellington Farm Woman's Club
Penfield Farm Woman's Club
Grange Hall
Frances Eckert
Wellington Club
Temple Chapter O. E. S
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge
Funeral services for Mrs Flora Davis in Oberlin
By Mrs Esther Wood funeral services for Mrs Flora Davis widow of Milo Davis will be held at Sedgeman funeral parlors Thursday at two oclock. Mrs Davis resided on North Pleasant street for many years died at Williams Rest Home in Amherst Monday afternoon. She is survived by one son Everett of Cleveland a brother and a niece of Toledo. stret t is spending two weeks with her parents in Pittsburgh. Mrs Charles P Dickerman and son Bobby of Staunton Virginia visiting her mother Mrs Mary P Mallory of East College street. Attorney and Mrs F W Bentley returned from Lincoln Nebraska after holidays with Mrs Bentleys parents. Professor and Mrs C D Burtt returned from visit with their son in Grand Rapids Mich. Professor and Mrs G D Hubbard returned home after holidays in Mountclair N J with daughter Miss Marjorie Hubbard engaged in social work there. Miss Myriam Johnston of West College street has been spending holidays with relatives in Fremont Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Flora Davis
Milo Davis
Sedgeman
Davis
North Pleasant Street
William’s Rest
Amherst
Everett
Cleveland
Toledo
Mountclair
New Jersey
Marjorie Hubbard
Myriam Johnston
West College Street
Fremont
Ohio
Oberlin High to Broadcast Hometown Program January 27
The Oberlin High School Future Homemakers club plans a live broadcast over Stallion WCLE in Cleveland on January 27 from 1 to 1 15 PM. It is part of a series by the Northeast Ohio vocational home economics group. Kathleen Bates leads script preparation. This marks the first Oberlin High school organization to broadcast this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin High School Future Homemakers Club
Stallion Wcle
Cleveland
Northeastern Ohio Vocational Homeconomics Group
Kathleen Bates
Oberlin High School
Women’s Relief Corps to Install New Officers Friday
The Women’s Relief Corps will meet Friday at 2 30 p m in the Grange hall for installation of new officers for the year All officers are asked to wear white The officers elect and installing officers meet Friday morning at ten o clock for practice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Murphy Couple Plan Six Week Southern Vacation
Mr and Mrs T O Murphy of Elm Street announce a vacation starting Thursday around noon. Their route goes to Florida via Washington DC, down the East Coast of Florida, up the West coast, then to New Orleans. They will travel along the coast to Declan Texas to visit Mrs Murphy’s niece and expect to be away about six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. T. O. Murphy
Elm Street
Florida
Washington, D. C
New Orleans
Winter Garden
Texas
Declan
Edger youth visits. Peru trip with classmate
George Mort of Edger Nebraska arrived last Thursday to spend several days as a guest of Merton Campbell of West Lorain Street. They returned Sunday to State Teachers College Peru Nebraska where they are classmates after a two week vacation. Donald Metcalf has returned to Carleton College Northfield Minnesota as a freshman after holidays with his mother Mrs Elsie Metcalf of West Lorain Street. J H Kutscher and Robert R Barr of Oberlin School of Commerce attended the National Commercial Teachers Association meeting held last week in Chicago. Airs Robert R Bart of Elm Street?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mort
Edger
Nebraska
Merton Campbell
West Loraine Street
State Teachers College
Peru
Donald Metcalf
Carleton College
Northfield
Minnesota
Elsie Metcalf
West Lorain Street
J. H. Kutscher
Robert R. Barr
Oberlin School of Commerce
National Commercial Teachers Association
Chicago
Robert R. Bart
Elm
Flame of Remembrance Lights Each Evening in Paris
At France's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Paris the Flamme du Souvenir is rekindled every dusk by a representative of a military naval or patriotic society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Woman's Benefit Association Meeting and Big Sisters Reveal
Tonight at 7 30 the Woman's Benefit Association meets at the hall. Thursday night the Big Sisters will be revealed and new officers will take charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Association
Big Sisters
Holiday visitors and church notes in local column
Mr and Mrs Homer Barbe and family returned Monday from holidays at the Brug gemeir home in Toledo. Betty Jean Page played the organ at M E Church in Mrs Mariam Dirlam's absence. Mrs Jay Flemming is out after illness. Frank Phelps resigned as Brotherhood class treasurer. Guy Phelps elected in his stead. Lena Beam dined with her mother Mabel Beam. Mrs Lena Murray and daughter Kathryn visited the B F Boise family. Helen Sutliff of Chicago spent holidays with her parents, Postmaster Wilbur Sutliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Barbe
Bruggemeir
Toledo
Betty Jean Page
M. EB
Mariam Dirlam
Columbus
Jay Flemming
Ilness
Frank Phelps
Brotherhood
M. E
Guy Phelps
Lena Beam
Mabel Beam
Lena Murray
Kathryn
B. F. Boise
Helen Sutliff
Chicago
Wilbur Sutliff
Christmas Party for Philathea Class at Southard Home
The Philathea class of the M E F Church held a Christmas party at Mrs. A B Southard's home with a gift exchange and program. A brief business session re-elected all 1938 officers including Mrs. Southard as president and Mrs. Smith as secretary. Memorial class members joined as guests amid devotionals and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
M. EF. Church
A. B. Southard
George Bassett
A. B Southard
Grace Roedel
Blanche Smith
Mattie Foster
Florence Starr
T. M. Pfeiffer
Smith
Pfeiffer
Fisher Seriously Ill After Two Operations at Crile Hospital
Herbert Fisher of Barker Street is seriously ill after two operations at Crile Hospital in Cleveland. His wife stays with him. Fisher is a truck driver and son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fisher of here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Fisher
Barker Street
Crile Hospital
Cleveland
Mr. Fisher
Lewis Fisher
Here
World's Tonic Brings Swift Relief Claims Elyria Citizen
Otis Carnes of 485 Huron St. credits World's Tonic with speedy relief from years of constipation and related ailments including dizziness stomach distress sore joints and fatigue. He praises renewed appetite and vitality after use and urges others to try the tonic from local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Citizen
Otis Carnes
Huron St
Perry Fay Co
Phillips
Standard
Muur’s
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New Years Party
New York City
United States
Mark
Raymond Plas
Columbus Street
Joseph Padley
Muss Roseona Padley
Elwin Shay
Betty Scheibel
Dana Perkins
Center Ridge Road
Charlot Mason
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Gibyl
Frank
Marston
Liby
B . Jennesone
Amherst Council
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Woman's Union of
St. Peter's
George Rosenkranz
Cornell Avenue
Emery Sondergeld
Fred Mathes
Raymond Dahl
William Wenzel
N Hengen
J. L. Hengen
H. E. Hengen
O. Klein
New Riegel
Grace Null
Fostoria
Lloyd Minor
Bonnie Hull
L. Minor
Roemer
Wilmah Fgland
Seghy's Nut House
Wilmot Printing CO
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Courtland
Richard Clevenger
Esther Wood
Professor St
Union St
W. B.C
Middle Ave
Fifth Street
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