Miss Burners Review of Earth Horizon for Cosmopolitan Club
Miss Maybell Burner led a Cosmopolitan Club program at the YWCA reviewing Earth Horizon about Mary Austin the Carmel writer. The talk highlighted Austin life from Illinois to California and Santa Fe with notes on her art, marriages, and Indian crafts as well as a tour through cities and notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Burner
Maybell Burner
America
Mary Austin
Wagner
J. W. Smith
Mary
Despond
California
Fom
Hawaii
Los Angeles
Carmel-by-the-Sea
Italy
Switzerland
London
Hoover
Bernard Shaw
Sinclair Lewis
H. G. Wells
New York
West
Albuquerque
Rio Grande
Santa Fe
Curtis Spence
Herman Leonard
McEllvey
Rouse
Frankfather
Wehrhoff, Jr
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Leland Weichel
Kenneth West
Henry Beam
Weijchel
Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary meet in K of C hall
Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans held a well attended meeting last night in the K of C hall. Dan C. Rothe was named chairman of the arrangements committee for a Northeast Ohio Booster club visit in March. Auxiliary helpers include Mrs. Anna Dimick Jr and Mrs. Henrietta Colburn and Anna Kothe. Installation of officers for both groups is planned for the next regular meeting on January 18 with Mae Vande Velde installing the Auxiliary officers and Walter K. Patterson to install the Camp officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth
United Spanish War Veterans
K. of C. Hall
Dan C. Rothe
Northeast Ohio Booster Club
Anna Dimick, Jr
Booster Club
Henrietta W. Colburn
Anna Kothe
Mae Vande Velde
Walter K. Patterson
Choir Members Gather for Food and Fun at First Congregational
At First Congregational Church a Thursday evening gathering for choir members and families drew forty three attendees. An invocation and tureen dinner opened the program, two dozen games followed led by Miss Harriott Francis, and the closing included solos by Arlin Sargent of Lorain Mrs George Tulk and Jack Reith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Harriott Francis
Arlin Sargent
Lorain
George Tulk
Jack Reith
Sargent
Division A Divisional Gathering At Mrs Eckhardt Home
Division A of the 2nd Congregational church met Thursday at Mrs. Kate Eckhardt’s Spruce street residence. Mrs. Cora Bemis led devotions and Mrs. Ed Boynton presided. A silver tea for January eleventh was planned at Mrs. Phoebe Clevenger’s Lake avenue home for eighteen attendees. Next meeting set for February first with Mrs. Leah Rodgers of Bond street hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd Congregational Church
Kate Eckhardt
Spruce Street
Cora Bemis
Ed Boynton
Phoebe Clevenger
Lake Avenue
Clevenger
Leah Rodgers
Bond Street
Penny-Share Sunday at Fields M E church
January seventh marks Penny-Share Sunday at Fields M E Church Fields Corners with Rev. John G Koontz delivering The First Thing in Religion sermon. The program includes sermonette for youth music by Mildred Pbre voort Agnes Dellord and Mrs J G Koontz, Junior Choir Anthem, and Epworth League meeting. Penny shares are due in full at 10 15 worship service and 11 15 Sunday school. AL W Palmer superintendent leads, Miss Velma Andrews directs the choir, Miss Margaret Burkley in charge of Epworth League at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields M. E
Fields Corners
John G. Koontz
Mildred Pbrevoort
Kreisler
Handels
Agnes Dellord
J. G. Ko
Circle No 9 Methodist church hosts silver tea
Circle No 9 of the Methodist church met at 337 Denison avenue for a silver tea with fifty five guests. Hostesses included Mrs. Clayton Smith and others. Mrs. Cora Ensign spoke on birds and Mrs Sumner Hartwell with Mrs. Robert Moore sang two duets. Next meeting details will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Louis Heidrich
Denison Avenue
Clayton Smith
J. L. Mathis
C. Whitehead
Charles Barton
Cora Ensign
Sumner Hartwell
Robert Moore
Mrs George Remington Returns Home From Visit
Mrs George Remington returns to her Lakewood home after a week with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Frank Day of Middle Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Remington
Lakewood
Frank Day
Middle Avenue
Harlo McNally Elected Master Councillor of DeMolay
Harlo McNally was elected master councillor of the DeMolay Chapter during the first meeting of the year. Howard Martin and George Baker were chosen as senior and junior councilors respectively, with about 45 members present. Two Dover lodge Masons attended as visitors during initiation remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlo McNally
DeMolay
David J. Nye
Orde: of DeMolay
Howard
Missionary Society Meeting at United Presbyterian Church
Mrs. George Yost hosted twenty members and guests of the Missionary Society of United Presbyterian church. Devotions were led by Mrs. George Smith and a duet was performed by Mrs. Robert Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Cc L Bristol. Letters from Columbia Hospital and Home and from Reverend John Smith were read, with a lesson on The Never Failing Light. Reverend George Brown closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Yost
East Avenue
Missionary Society of United Presbyterian Church
George Smith
Robert Kirkpatrick
Cc. L. Bristol
Columbiia Hospital
A. EB. Suhuit
F. A. Lawrence
John Smith
Japan
Smith
United Presbyterian Church
Bristol
George Brown
Tonight's Club Calendar Delights Local Groups
British Empire Club gathers at 7 50 in 1 0 O F hall followed by Eastern Star. Et Yet? Club hosts co-ed party at Helen KramerV s Pasadena home. Zeta Upsilon Sorority holds annual dinner at Green Lantern. Royal Neighbors meet in Woodman hall Holy Cross P T A also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Club
O. F. Hall
Order of Eastern Star
Helen Kramer
Pasadena Avenue
Zeta Upsilon
Green Lantern
Royal Neighbors of America
Woodman
Holy Cross P. T. A
Kitchen shower honors Miss Dorothy Smith with gift demo game
Mrs John Kirwan of Oberlin hosted a kitchen shower for Dorothy Smith. Four bridge tables awarded prizes to Mrs Clarence Foster Mrs Melvin Maddock and Miss Lucille Emerich. Smith was blind folded capped and aproned before opening gifts while donors demonstrated uses for items. Smith is betrothed to Oscar Ehrmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kirwan
Oberlin
Dorothy Smith
Clarence Foster
Melvin Maddock
Lucille Emerich
Miss Smith
Oscar Ehrmann
PT A Benefit Night Features Krugman Trio and Skit
The Hamilton Parent Teacher Association event led by Henry Ingersoll Jr included a P T A benefit card party set for January seventeenth. The Krugman Hill Hilly Trio with Earl Oscar and Ralph Krugman performed with George Zemba on accordion, plus a wake off parody skit by Ingersoll and others. A candy sale and refreshments followed with Baxter Meinke Ingersoll Sherman Fox on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fathers of Hamilton
Women’s Benefit Association officers installed in Woodman hall
Mrs Helen Sawyer of Cleveland district deputy installed Mrs Cora Bemis as recording secretary at the Women’s Benefit Association meeting in Woodman hall. Officials named include Emma Zahrley as president and Olga Johnson as past president. A Wellington rally and school of instruction is planned for February with refreshments following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Benefit Association
Helen Sawyer
Cleveland
Women's Beenfit Association
Woodman Hall
Cora Bemis
Bemis
Emma Zahrley
Helen Perkins
Olga Johnson
Stella Landers
Bertha Olmsted
Julia Hull
Helen Arias
Carrie Metcalf
Mary Hansman
Nellie Reynolds
Bertha Lyberger
Margaret Eldred
Lena Schmidt
Agnes Erickson
Hattie Hansman
Wellington
Ninety Five Club reviews Zweig portrait and Coppee tales
Mrs. William H. Stark led a review of Marie Antoinette The Portrait of an Average Woman by Stefan Zweig at a Ninety Five Club meeting. A luncheon hosted by Mrs. A. B. Taylor preceded the program. Miss Ethel Burrows presented Ten Tales of Coppee. Mrs. S. F. Basinger will host on January eighteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Antoinette
Stefan Zweig
William H. Stark
Ninety Five Club
A. B. Taylor
Washington Avenue
William Sharp
W. G. Sharp
Francois Coppee
Ethel Burrows
S. F. Basinger
Ohio Street
Ladies of Division A Hostess Event at Local Church
Mrs. Clarence Poole hosted threen luncheon for fifteen members and guests at 624 Middle avenue. Mrs. D. A. Baird led devotional from the 1st Epistle of John. Awards were given to Mrs. W. C. Fowler and Mrs. H. C. Ekenroad, with a special award to Mrs. Ida Barnhart. Mrs. W. C. Hill will host the February eighth meeting at 224 Gates avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Poole
Middle Avenue
Church of Christ
D. A. Baird
John
W. C., Fowler
H. C. Ekenroad
Ida Barnhart
W. C. Hill
Gates Avenue
Circle No 4 Elects Officers At St Pauls Meeting
Ten members and one visitor met at St Pauls Church for a tureen lunch and devotions led by Mrs Ernst Irion. Mrs Park Hobill was re elected president and Mrs Harry Anderson vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Circle No
Ernst Irion
Olga Sasse
Park Hobill
Harry Anderson
Max Lyndon
A. Heginbotham
Schultz
Anderson
Sunshine
E. W. U. Treasury
County Federation of
St. Paul's Church
North
South Amherst
Lorain
Valley City
Hobill
Schuster
Weststreet
Mrs Carl Diedrich Hosts Carlisle Neighborhood Club
Mrs Carl Diedrich of La Grange road entertained seven members and four guests of the Carlisle Neighborhood Club on Thursday afternoon. Guests included Miss Theresa Dietz Oberlin Mrs Gilbert Diedrich Elyria and Mrs Lucille Roling and Kathryn Diedrick Carlisle. A social hour followed with refreshments. Mrs P K Clark invited the ladies to meet January 25 at her Diagonal road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Diedrich
la Grange Road
Carlisle
Theresa Dietz
Oberlin
Gilbert Diedrich
Elyria
Lucille Roling
Kathryn Diedrick
P. K. Clark
Diagonal Road
Local social evening honors Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wilcox
Miss Winifred Fay of Ashta bula Ohio entertained a group of friends last evening in compliment to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wilcox. The Wilcoxs, formerly of Pittsburgh, now reside in Lorain where Mr Wilcox works for the National Tube company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Fay
Ashtabula
Ohio
W. L. Fay
Washington Avenue
Lloyd Wilcox
Wilcox
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Lorain
The
National Tube Company
Social meeting of Daughters of Scotland in Wurst Hall
A large crowd attended the social meeting hosted by the Daughters of Scotland last night at Wurst Hall. Guests arrived from Cleveland Amherst and Lorain. Bunco and whist games plus prizes entertained attendees. Dancing and refreshments closed the evening. The next gathering is set for January eighteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotland
Wurst Hall
Cleveland
Amherst
Lorain
Bunco
Whist
Oberlin AAUW Meeting on Franco German Rapprochement
Oberlin branch A A W to meet Thursday evening January 11th at eight in Allen Art Building. Speaker Effie D. McAfee, longtime head of Paris Quaker Social Settlement, discusses a Christian approach to Franco German rapprochement and refugees in France. Open to guests. Also notes the birth of a daughter to Dr and Mrs Theodore Bovylan at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Allen Art
Effie D. McAfee
Theodore Bovylan
West Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
O. W. L. Social Hosted by Miss Helen Eddy
Last evening the O. W. L. duo was entertained by Miss Helen Eddy. Those present were Mary Amato, Clara Dumke, Helen Eddy, Delores Jaycox, Mary Lahiff, Lil Han Nemeth, Margaret Persensky, Alice Robinson and Harriett Swindling. After the business session the members enjoyed a social evening and were served dainty refreshments. The next meeting will be held at the home of Lillian Nemeth on Lake avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Eddy
Mary Amato
Clara Dumke
Delores Jaycox
Mary Lahiff
Lil Han Nemeth
Margaret Persensky
Alice Robinson
Harriett Swindling
Lillian Nemeth
Lake Avenue
New Deal Club Hosts Bridge Night in Lexington Home
New Deal Club members gathered at Mrs Effie Robertson's Lexington Avenue home to play bridge filling two tables. Prizes went to Mrs Flora White first and Mrs Robertson second. Hosts plan another meeting in two weeks with Mrs Wilma Sharp on Williams Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal Club
Effie Robertson
Lexington Avenue
Flora White
Robertson
Wilma Sharp
Williams Street
Epiphany Candle-Lighting Service at First Methodist Church
The First Methodist Episcopal Church will host a Candle-Lighting Epiphany service Sunday at 7 39 p m. The event marks Christ’s manifestation to the Gentiles with candlelit processions and Silent Night hymns. It notes Epiphany’s date around January 6 and references Dr George Gordon of Old South Church Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
George Gordon
Old South Church
Boston
University of Chicago
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs. Maude Billings Heads January Democrat Women’s Club Meeting
Mrs. Maude Billings presided at the January meeting of the Democrat Women’s Club in the club house on Fourth street. E. L. Moody of the Home Owners Loan Corporation spoke on its purpose and Roosevelt era aims. Plans for a February 1 party featuring Prosperity Jim were discussed along with the March quarterly meeting of the United Democrat Women of Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RFC
Moody
United Democrat Women of
Lorain County
Conway
Grace Peairs
Julia Wells
Beile Moulton
Kathryn Krugman
Lena Neibling
Anna Fridar
Minnona Kershaw
PTA Meeting Highlights Care for Preschoolers and Founders Day
Dr Z Pitcher addressed forty Al len PTA members on pre school care and diet. Mrs Cyril Brecknock led business and the group voted fifteen dollars to the milk fund for under nourished children. Founders Day February nineteenth will be a school instruction day with an all day session. A card party is planned later in the month. Mrs F A Yost sang Sylvia with Mrs C T Post at the piano. Miss Schlessman’s room won the attendance award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Little
Ray Browser
Lillian Mallory
Ellsworth Adams
Claude Adams
W. C. Fowler
van Dyke
Sylvia Solida
Z. Pitcher
Allen Parent-Teacher Association
Cyril Brecknock
F. A. Yost
Sylvia
Oley Speaks
C. T. Post
Miss Parsons Returns Home From Cor nell Glass Visit
Miss Kathryn Parsons spent the holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Glass on Cornell avenue and returned yesterday to her home in Columbus Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Parsons
Hospital Notes and Franklin P T A Talk Highlight Local News
Admissions list includes Sterling Ray Jr Arthur Stewart Mrs Harry Aldrich Mrs Theodore Boylan Mrs Edward Gillis and Mrs Alvie Diedrick. Discharges include Mrs Anthony Brazo Mrs Martin Jaycox and Mrs Charles Snyder. Prof P D Sherman of Oberlin College spoke to about eighty Franklin P T A members on Shakespeare country with music by Mrs A C Hudnutt and Miss Pearl Tuthill. He described Stratford on Avon sites and urged youth visits to learn respect for history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Ray, Jr
Warvard Avenue
Arthur Stewart
Woodbury Street
Harry Aldrich
East Avenue
Theodore Boylan
West Avenue
Edward Gillis
Bath Street
Alvie Diedrick
North Ridgeville
Anthony Brazo
Lake Avenue
Martin Jaycox
Clark Street
Charles Snyder
Cedar Street
PL D. Sherman
Franklin Parent-Teacher Assoc
Franklin Parent- Teacher Association
Pp. D. Sherman
Oberlin College
Shakespeare
A. C. Hudnutt
Holy Trinity Church
Stratford
Furness
Philadelphia
Sherman
Stratford-on- Avon Foundation
Lorain County Medical Society January Meeting Planned
The January meeting of the Lorain County Medical Society will be at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Tuesday evening January 9 with a five o'clock dinner. Dr. R. W. Updegraff of Cleveland will present slides on the Electrocardiograph and Dr. R. H. McClure of Elyria will start the discussion. Two marriages were performed yesterday by Justice of the Peace Charles C. Lord: Andrew Buza and Elizabeth Tomka, both of Elyria and Lorain residents Earl Nielsen and Marion James, both of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Medical Society
Elyria Memorial Hospital
R. W. Updegraff
Cleveland
R. H. McClure
Elyria
Justice of the Peace
Charles C. Lord
Andrew Buza
Lorain
Elizabeth Tomka
Earl Nielsen
Marion James
Elyria Business College Club Meeting Elects New Officers
Navada Blanot chaired Ely ria Business College Club, John Barnock chaired the program. Henry Nagorka played clarinet with Jeanne Little, Miss Ros enthal spoke on Ripley's curiosities. Nominating committee reported officers elected: President Miss June Smith and Secretary Miss Margaret Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navada Blanot
Elyria Business College Club
John Barnock
Henry Nagorka
Jeanne Little
Rosenthal
June Smith
Margaret Terry
Diedrich and Austin Families Report New Births
North Ridgeville couple Alvie and wife welcome a daughter born January 4 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Vernon and wife announce twin sons born January 4 on Root road Fields. Marvin Ryder of Grafton reports a son born January 4 at Floria Memorial Hospital. Edward Gillis and spouse welcome a daughter born January 4 at Elyria Memorial Hospital 162 Bath Street. George Sharp of New York prepares to sail tomorrow on the Europa for a business trip to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvie Diedrich
North Ridgeville
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Vernon Austin
Root Road
Fields
Cleon Crowell
Dorothy Thorla
Walter Grills
Public Auditorium
Cleveland
Marvin Ryder
Grafton
Ohio
Floria Memorial Hospital
George Sharp
New York City
Europe
Edward Gillis
Bath Street
W. M. Smith
Mason Smith
Frank Smith
Elyria
George
Church meeting notes and local social visits
Hawk of Wellington and Mr and Mrs C R Summers of Oberlin were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs H H Crozier in Pittsfield Township. A J Robinson’s name was omitted from the trustees list at the Church of Christ annual meeting. Ralph Miller and wife Stop 19 Lake Avenue returned from Sharon Pennsylvania after attending a wedding where Mrs Miller served as matron of honor and Mr Miller as best man.
Local News Brief from Sheffield on New Year Activities
Mr and Mrs Charles Lent of Elyria visited New Year's with Mr and Mrs Earle Johnson and family. Schools reopened after the holiday, some had ten days off. Howard and Neva Carrick visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Carrick of Elyria. The local basketball team hosts Avon Lake on Jan 5 at Brookside, then plays Amherst on Jan 12 in Amherst. Amherst has no girls team this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Charles Lent
Elyria
Earle Johnson
Willard Taft
Cleveland
Howard
Neva Carrick
Charles Carrick
Brookside
Avon Lake
Amherst Lads
Amherst
Clyde McAllister Named Mayor in Sheffield Village Election
Clyde McAllister was elected mayor of Sheffield Village on December 28 with 137 votes against Edward Burrell. Alex Schmidt was chosen clerk, Andrew Schmitz treasurer, Fred Winter marshal, and council members include John Conrad John Moats Raymond Dunfee Theodore Schmitz and John Laven. Officers take office January 1 and ceremony will be performed by an outside official. Sheffield Village separated from Sheffield Lake Village over finances. Brookside school will be used as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde McAllister
Sheffield
McAllister
Edward Burrell
Alex Schmidt
Andrew Schmitz
Fred Winter
John Conrad
John Moats
Raymond Dunfee
Theodore Schmitz
John Laven
Paul Benedict
Cleveland
Real Estate Transfers in Lorain and Ridgeville Areas
Quitclaim deeds filed for France Niles to Addie Stern on Second Street Lorain and Prudential Realty to Gail and Edna Adams sublets 5 and 6 in Ridgeville Heights. Wells to Corrine Wells sublets 248 249 250 251 252 in Shore subdivision Buckeye Country Club Sheffield Lake. Hattie Novak to Fred Kroger 26 acres at Biggs and Wheeler LaGrange Township. Social notices of New Year visits and anniversary party in Ridgeville and Amherst communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France Niles
Addie L. Stern
Second Street
Lorain
Prudential Cooperative Realty Company, Inc
Gail D. Adams
Edna B. Adams
Ridgeville Heights
Ridge Ville
Thomas H. Wells
Corrine A Wells
Block H. Shore
Buckeye Country Club
Sheffield Lake
Hattie Novak
Fred Kroger
Biggs Road
Wheeler Road
LaGrange Township
Dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall
Friday evening event features Cooks Orchestra performing at Ridgeville Grange Hall with admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cooks Orchestra
Hart's Poultry Market Ad at Corner 2nd and Chestnut
Hart's Poultry Market advertises best quality poultry at the corner of 2nd and Chestnut Streets with phone contact 5874. Max G Hart is the proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart’s
Corner 2Nd
Chestnut St
Max G. Hart
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Vicks
Battle of Music
Wspaper Radriie
Fields M. E.chrch
Methodist Circle
U.P. Church Society
Mrs
Carl Diedrick
Miss Winifred Fay
AW Alu. W
NEW Deal
Methodist
E. L. Moody
Democrat Women's Meeting
DR. Pitcher
Allen FP. T. A
Medical Society
Justice Lord
Elyria Business College
Archie Haynes and Sons
J. H. Haynes
W. H. Chambers
H. F. Chambers
Hoc. Chambers
Lee Johnson
Percy Chambers
Arthur Whiton
Roy Carver
Ridgeville
Clarence Brush
Chestnut Ridge
Pedro
Archie Haynes
P. L. Chambers
Nuhn’s
LaGrange Rd
Phillips’ Drug Store
Richard Crooks
Conservatory
Broad St
Nera
Rytex Deckle Edge
All Coal C. O. D
Walton Ice
Winckles Street
Epwspapprar
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