Chamber speaker outlines U S foreign trade at Elyria club
Elyria Chamber of Commerce secretary ARRY W. Leuthi spoke at the Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club dinner at First Methodist church. He traced U S foreign trade history, tariff effects, and the niggling ship deficit, noting Elyria’s exporters like Ridge Tool and Romeo Pump. The evening featured an octet and a future luncheon hosted by the Rotary Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Business Women’s Club
Arry W. Leuthi
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
United States
Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club
First Methodist Church
Leuthi
Marie Jensen
Miriam McIntyre
Ruth Gates
Gerald Nau
Rotary Club
The
Elks Club
Cameron Beck
New York Stock Exchange Institute
Nau
Business m
First Congregational Church
America
U's
Elyria Industries
Tedson
Ridge Tool
Romeo Pump Company
Vanita Hubbard
Alice Foley
Caroline Foley
Vivian Hackett
Elizabeth Rich
Emma Gleason
Marjorie Rossiter
Kramer
Lehmann
Smythe
Tarantella
Treharne
Parish and club meetings listed around town
Standard Bearers meet with Betty Erdman at 199 Bath street at 7 45. Democratic Women’s Club of Elyria and St Paul’s Circle 5 with Mrs Louise Styles. DeMolays open installation at 4 30. Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary joint installation. Cameo Club with Mrs E Cheetham. Women’s Benefit Association Galaxy with Miss Wenifred Seward. Broad Street Ace Hi with Mrs John Szabo. Te Fan with Jessie Bavliste. Townsend Club at 136 Middle Avenue. Daughters of Scotland meeting. 2nd Congregational Church annual business meeting with tureen dinner at 6 30. Reports from all departments. Young Women’s and Women’s Missionary Societies of U P Church meet with Mrs C L Bristol. Over 20 000 South Africa school graduates seeking jobs calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. A. Church
Betty Erdman
Bath Street
Democratic Women’s Cluh of
Elyria
St. Paul’s Circle 5
Louise Styles
10Th Street
Woodworth Camp
Aunxliary
Cameo Club
E Cheetham
Marseilles Avenue
Women’s Benefit Association
Galaxy
Winifred Seward
Broad
Public Affairs Group Begins Discussion Series On Peace Policy
The Public Affairs Committee met at the YWCA and set regular meetings for the second and fourth Mondays, next on January 24 at 2:30. Chairwoman E J Howenstine outlined a six session marathon table discussion on a constructive peace policy with focus on present state, arms, and trade obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Howenstine
Ward Young
Swen Nielsen
Curtis Spence
Dayton Y. W.C. A
Distinguished Guest Installs New Officers
Fifty members of Elyria Tent No. 3 of the Maccabees witnessed the installation of officers by Great Commander EF F Schwarz. Inducted were C. M. Terry, L. A. Hastings, Eric Gruse, J. R. Holcombe, Adam Moeller, HR R. Renouard, R. S. Eastman, J. E. Darley, A. F. Reinke, Omer Kelly, Edward Burchard. Lorain Tent No. 1 and Elvians added cheer with songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
The
Maccabees
EF. F. Schwarz
C. M. Terry
L. A. Hastings
Eric Gruse
J. R. Holcombe
Adam Moeller
HR. R. Renouard
R. S. Eastman
Miss Whitney Honored At Card Club Soiree
Mrs Frank Ignasik hosted a Card club soirée honoring Miss Edna Whitney bride elect of Carl Folley of Cleveland. Bridge results named Miss Helen Burns first, Mrs Patrick McBride second, Miss Marian Erb consulted. pastel pink and green decor featured amarela nut cups. Out-of-town guests included Mrs P McBride and Mrs J Downey of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ignasik
Cardboard Club Associates
Edna Whitney
Helen Burns
Patrick McBride
Marian Erb
Miss Whitney
Carl Folley
Cleveland
P. McBride
J. Downey
Lorain
Continental Club Plans Radio Dance at YMCA Gym
Continental Club discussed plans for a radio dance to be held January 22 at the YMCA gymnasium from 9:39 to midnight. It will be first sponsored by the club and feature four acts, refreshments, and prizes with music by a recording firm. The next meeting will be a Y M C A pool party, hosted by Jack Spencer and Frank Yungman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Club
Jack Spencer
Spruce Street
W.C. A
Midnizth
Recordin
Frank Yungman
New Officers Preside Daughters of St Andrew Meeting
New Officers presided over a Daughters of St Andrew meeting at Mrs W T Lyons Park Avenue home yesterday. Officers named include Mrs Jouis Dyke chairwoman and Mrs J Martin Beck vice chairperson with Mrs Max Phillips secretary and Mrs BE L Wil here treasurer. Dyke appointed treasurer and Reck chairman of Ways and Means. Mrs George Genid sunshine chairman. Mrs JE Thatcher publicity. Afternoon business session adjourned for January ninth tenth to be hosted by Mrs L 8S Nock Denison avente.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters
St. Andrew
W. T. Lyons
Park Avenue
Jouis Dyke
J. Martin Beck
Max Phillips
BE. L. Wil Here
Tes. Reck
Ways and Means
Mire
George Genid
Sunshine
JE. Thatcher
L. 8S
Nock
Denison Avente
First Church Woman's Association Hears Mrs Bixler
Mrs M F Bixler of Cleveland spoke to the First Congregational church Woman's Association on world affairs and peace. She described Geneva lessons, urged world community unity, and noted the movement for the Cause and Cure of War with its Washington meeting and broad church cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F Bixler
Cleveland
Woman's Association
The
First Congregational Church
H. G. Hoover
United States
Carrie Chapman Catt
Geneva
Musical Art Choral Dept Begins Rehearsals for Concert
The Choral Department of the Elyria Musical Art Society starts its thirtieth season with a first rehearsal on Monday January 10 at eight in the YMCA. J Martin Beck will direct and has planned an interesting season for the chorus leading to the annual Spring concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elyria Musical Art: Society
J. Martin Beck
Portman Presides At Missionary Society Meeting
The president Mrs. Herman Portman presided over the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church gathering at Mrs. W. C. Snowden's home on Tenth Street. Members kept program records, studied Mecca and Beyond, and heard solos. The Christmas offering totaled 231.72 with plans for February meeting in an undecided locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Portman
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church
W. C. Snowden
Tenth Street
Merritt Powell
Mecca
Edward M. Dodd
H. H. Gregg
Garden of Jesus
R. W. Stargell
Minnie Brown
A. S. Heimbach
George Haines
Snowden
R. Charlton
King
Elyria Musical Art Society to Meet Tuesday
The Elyria Musical Art Society will hold a meeting on Tuesday at 2 30 P.M. Mrs J H Crumley will present the English Music program tracing the form through song. Participants include Mrs Robert Moore Mrs Karl Kaley Mrs Louis Kolopos and others from Oberlin Conservatory and local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Musical Art Society
W. CA
J. H. Crumley
Elyria Chamber Music Society
Arthur Giles
Anton Winkler
Oberlin Conservatory
James T
Handel
Purcell
Rebekahs Set Installations As Illnesses Noted
St Clair Rebekah Lodge with Noble Grand Pearle Wright presiding reported good attendance. Members marked Christmas cheer while several members were ill. On January 18 Rebekahs join with the S O O F Lodge for the 118th anniversary of Thomas Wildey. Officers to be installed January 19. Benefit Fund Association planned a membership drive after last night’s meeting. A further meeting is set for March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair
DeMolays To Install Tonight at Seven Thirty
The David Nye Chapter Order of DeMolay meets in regular session at 7 30 PM. At 8 PM, there will be a public installation of officers in I O C F Hall. Installing officer Past Master Councilor Harlo McNally will be assisted by several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nye
Order of DeMolay
1. O. C. F. Hall
Harlo McNally
Garford and Gates Parent-Teacher Association meetings report
Gerald Frank stressed music’s role in progressive education to Garford PTA members, with performances by Viva Shaw Frank and Mrs Peterson. Gates PTA held a varied program with Jack Elton’s band and dances, awarding attendance prizes and Founders Day pledges. Attendance reached 175 with 159 members in Garford and 18 final count for Gates. executive board met at 3:30 with Mrs Crosby presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Frank
Garford
Parent-Teacher Association
Gates Parent-Teacher Association
Fay Hargraves
Thomas Gray
Milton Troupe
Council
Jack Elton
Jack
Jack Slack
Geraldine Birkline
Kenneth Sauer
Geraldine Pomeroy
Bealtrig Eugene
Dora May Beal
Eileen Coe
Charles Crosby
Mrs Schaub Hosts Friendly Twelve Club Meeting
Mrs Klara Schaub hosted yesterday afternoon at Mrs Elizabeth Duckett's West Avenue home. Twelve club members played eleven games of pedro with high scores by Mrs C W Oakley and Mrs William Tong, second by Mrs Rose Wathden, and hostess prize to Mrs Schrub. Next meeting set with Mrs C G W Oakley at 325 East River Street for a chicken dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klara Schaub
Elizabeth Duckett
West Avenue
Pedro
C. W. Oakley
William Tong
Rose Wathden
Schrub
CG. W. Oakley
East River Street
Elyria personals noted births visits and travel
Mary Ruth Locke remains ill at home on 501 Furnace Street after ten days with flu. Mr and Mrs Thomas Paonessa of Gulf Farms announce a son born January 6 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A group of Elyrians attended a St Ann s Alumnae dance at Carter Hotel in Cleveland. A daughter was born January at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lester Hambly of 260 Columbus Street. Miss Jeanette Sheppard of Park Avenue returned to Delaware Ohio to continue studies at Ohio Wesleyan University. Mr and Mrs John Boyson of 532 Turner Street welcome a son born January 5 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. M Ardman of the Elyria Furniture Co returns from Chicago Illinois after visiting furniture markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ruth Locke
Furnace Street
Thomas Paonessa
Gulf Farms
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
St. Ann's
Carter Hotel
Lester Hambly
Columbus Street
Jeanette Sheppard
Park
Mrs Willer Hosts Jolly Eight Pedro Night at Oak Street
Mrs Willer entertained the Jolly Eight Pedro club at her Oak street home last night with ten progressive Pedro games. Prizes went to Mrs Helen Smith Mrs Elizabeth Wilhelmy and Mrs H Thorley. A luncheon dinner was planned for Wednesday January twelfth at the home of Mrs P Klein Nichols Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Miller
Jolly Eight Pedro Club
Oak Street
Pedro
Helen Smith
Elizabeth Wilhelmy
H. Thorley
Lineh
P. Klein
Nichols Court
Resolution by Hull on council safety read aloud
Mrs Dewes Hull as safety chair chaired the session. A detailed report by the publicity chair was presented and the scrapbook was thoroughly discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewes Hull
Council
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing
Hospital admissions list includes Mrs. Roman Rye Karcyk at L21 Spruce Street and Mrs. Peer Nielsen at Larafa among others. Discharges include John Becker at 144 West Bridge and Irene Smith at 611 West 16th Street. Also noted are births: a baby boy at 236 Roosevelt Avenue and a baby girl in Wellington. Additional society items appear on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman Rye Karcyk
Spruce Street
Peer Nielsen
Larafa
John Boyson
Turner Street
Vivian Morton
Brunswick
Henry Husk
Grafton
John Becker
West Bridge
Kenneth Novak
Irene Smith
West 16Th Street
Arthur Pierce
East River Street
Marie Kelling
Margaret Ross
Iust River
Henry Penfound
Roosevelt Avenue
George Isbeling
Wellington
Clellan Andress
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Fee
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Lone of Veterans Auxiliary
Jessie Conram
Princeton Avenue
South Africa
Cook’s Millinery
Wainwright
Cleveland Road
Paris
First Church Woman’s Association
M. F. Bixler
Guild
Bixler
Henry Duke
William Muir Auld
Union Missionary
Church of Christ
World
Ralph Dyne
Stage Arts Studio
Middle Ave
Musical Art Choral Dept
Mrs. Snowden
Rebekahs
Bob Holcomb
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
W. Bridge Street
Lump
Parent-Teacher Association News
Mrs. Schaub
Mrs. Willer
Doan
Leedale
Celtkcs
Leedale's
Beauty Shoppe
Wise Homemakers
Glade Thomas & Brown
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