Community events and church notices fill January schedule
Members of Charles Abbey senior club enjoyed sewing and socializing at Anna Matott’s home as they plan to attend the Fughters of Union Veterans installation. A card party at Woodian's hall raised funds with prizes won by Mrs. Wirth, Mrs. Zacharias, and others. Emmanuel Lutheran will discontinue evening services in January, while February resumes. First Methodist notices cover anniversary sermon by Dr. Bond with a large music program.
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Charles Abbey
Anna Matotf
Weat River Street
Reeing
Vette
Union Veterans
G. A
Kristoff
Jeannette Arnold
Lu‘eile Warner
Royal Neighbors of
America
Woodgian’s
Pedro
H Bunco
F. Wirth
Addie Zacharias
Emma Dill
Myrtle Diltz
Bunco
Ross Hoeffel
Ernest Marsh
F. Gilman
Charles Willen
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Avenue Club
Red Cross
Masonic Dining Room
Lorain
Masonic Choius
Lakewood
Luxemburg
Litchenstein
Monaco
Albania
Danziz
San Merino
Europe
C. G. Washburn
Homer W. Smith
Africa
Mabel Little
Charles Court
Nick
XW C A Weekly Events
Community notice lists weekly meetings for Gates Jefferson and Washington affiliates. Activities include reserve groups, book reviews, Bible classes, and social events from Monday to Friday with times such as 3:30 p m and 7:30 p m. The schedule features hospital, friendship, rear up, and pow wow movie party events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Jefferson
Gates Hospital
Hamilton
McKinley
Ely
Washington
Franklin and St. Mary's
Quartet To Present Evening Program At Church
A Church of Christ program features a 7:30 p m service with quartet numbers and solos led by Mrs Hand and Mr Wainwright. The morning includes special music and a sermon titled Seeing More Than We Look At. Sunday school at 9:30 a m and Bible stories planned for junior church and Dorcas Class opening exercises. The Gospel Team meets at 1:45 p m and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m with The Upper Room topic How May We Know Gods Will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist, Episcopal Church
E. J. Bond
Jerusalem
Spark
Saint ‘Sens
E. S. Barnes
Pike
Wagner
Calvin Coolidge
Louise Brown
Chopin
Frank May
Clark Maddock
Robert Holcomb
Ackles
Bradbury
Watkins
Schoebel
Maitland
Bocterini
Pilgrims
Wagper
Church School
Whihh
A. Burr
Leona Mowry
Xepworth League
Margaret Minch
Epworth League
Berean
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Alberetto
Mendelsohn
Bunett
Mrs. Hand
Jesus
Gabriel
God
Morris
Baird
Mr. Wainwright
Loving Savior
Hawler
Fowler
Wilson
Matthews
Morrison
Hazel Martin
Alice Tarry
Bible School
Dorcas
Shutins
Robert Prentice
Mary Fox
Christian Endeavor Society
McKinley Parent Teacher Association
Robert Hand
E. J. Howenstine
Hindman to Teach Elyria Men’s Bible Class
The Elyria Men’s Bible Class meets at 9 50 tomorrow morning in the Rivoli Theater Broad Street with L B Hindman as instructor in Wm C Fowler’s absence. Hindman will present Bible lessons on the scripture plan, inviting all men to join in the session.
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L. B. Hindman
Rivoli
Broad Street
James A. Hewitt
Asleen
Sylvia
East Avenue
Wm. C. Fowler
Hindman
Remarkable Deaf Pupils Demonstrate Progress at Club Event
The Woman's Club Political Sciences Department hosted Reymond Huston singing two numbers as teacher Mary Speer showcased three deaf pupils aged five seven and thirteen. A five year old read aloud and wrote on the board, and the group memorized an article on Calvin Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Reymond Huston
Mary Speer
Thoye
Calvin Coolidge
George Bush
Babson
Chronicle
Epiphany Sermon and Vestry Election at St Andrew's Church
The first Epiphany Sunday sermon will reflect on the Wise Men visit to Jesus and how Christians can respond. Offertory anthem The Lord is my light. Kappa Reia Kappa meets at 7 15 PM. A Monday supper and vestry election follow in the church school room. Marriage licenses list Lewelyn Bilkey with Lila Woodruff and Oscar Minnich with Frances Walsh. Dorothy Wieland visits her uncle Nicholas Kinslewen at 250 Harrison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Andrew's Church
Jesus
James Rogers
Kappa Reia Kappa
Ming Dorothy Wieland
South Amherst
Nicholas Kinslwen
Harrison Street
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Local Names
Admissions list includes Mrs. Donald Bar ber of Grafton Mrs. Floyd Mills 1105 East River Street Mrs. Wil fred Johnson 201 Ohio Street Mrs. Albert Alexander Grafton Charles Burnham Second Street Mrs. Otto Wocekenius 124 Mot froe Street Michel Schultz Mars field Discharges list names Steve Kozel 416 Jefferson Street Sterling dington 632 Cleveland Street Mrs. Glenn Wilson LaGrange Maxine Poole 401 East Bridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Barber
Grafton
Floyd = Mills
East River Street
Wilfred Johnson
Ohio Street
Albert Alexander
Charles Burnham
Second Street
Otto Wocekenius
Motfroe Street
Michel Schultz
Marsfield
Steve Kozel
Jefferson Street
Sterling Dington
Cleveland Street
Glenn Wilson
LaGrange
Maxine Poole
East Bridge Street
Busy week planned at First Baptist Elyria
The First Baptist Church of Elyria schedules a busy week with services led by L A Obitts and Dr Neighbour. Tomorrow features include The Em powering of a Struggling Sun and The Throne of the Lord. Music includes choirs and an orchestra. Various meetings follow through Friday with a county Bible class in February.
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First Baptist Church of
Elyria
L. A
Neighbour
Frayer Group
Women’s Missionary Society
Neighbor
S. S
S. SS
Men's Fishermen's Club
R F C M Class Surprises Ronald Findlay
The R F C M class of the Church of Christ met at Ronald Findlay's Spruce Street home for a surprise party with twenty two members. They played games sang and were served refreshments by the host's mother. Ronald received birthday gifts during the event. Mrs and Mrs H C Harris arrived in Petersburg Florida to spend the winter and occupy the Lexington Area suite on Fourth Avenue North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Finlay
Church of Christ
Ronald Findlay
Spruce Street
Hosta
Ronald
H. C. Harris
Park Avenue
Arived
Petersburg
Florida
Lexington
Fourth Avenue
North
Busy Monday club meetings and rehearsals across town
Local groups schedule Monday sessions including Women's Welsh Club with Mrs. James Davies on East River Street and Tiga for a business session, Moonic Chorus rehearsal, Second Congregational Church groups with Mrs. Edna Baum, and multiple other clubs at Park Avenue and East Broad Str rund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davies
East River Street
Tiga
Moonic
Second Congregational Church
Edna Baum
George Johnson
Park Avenue
Dubl Dee
Garget Cox
Colonial Club
Co. G. Sheppard
Mugwumps
Mark Abbe
Middle Avenue
Cardboard
Betty Hexwood
East Broad
First Congregational Church
Mereling
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Woman's Home Club
Dicken
Oxford Avenue
Social News and Local Visits Across Cleveland Area
Mrs Shaw and son John Shaw attend Design for Living in Cleveland this afternoon. Mr and Mrs Roy Spieth of Valley City welcome their four daughters born January seventh at Elyria Memorial hospital. Mrs L W Funk of Birmingham visits East avenue sister Mrs H A Searles for weekend. George W Stavel of New York City spends weekend at East avenue home. Miss Elizabeth Davey of Mansfield arrives to visit Migg Frances Hubbell of East avenue. they were Laurel School roommates in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Shaw
John Shaw
Cleveland
Roy Spieth
Valley City
Elyria Memorial Hospital
L. W. Funk
Birmingham
H. A. Searles
East Avenue
George W. Stavel
New York City
Elizabeth Davey
Mansfield
Migg
Frances Hubbell
Davey
Hubbell
Laurel School
Toledo
Harry Sturgeon
Alice Notley
Ed Notley
Charles L. Smith
Ed Chapman
Walter Notley
Richard
Walter 0. Smith
Dorothy
Jim Burns
Joseph Conrad
Charles R. Notley
Rosemary Williams
St. Mary's College
Notre Dame
Indiana
J. P. Brooks
St. Petersburg Winter Visitors and Columbus Dinner Highlight Local Notes
Third Street residents and families like Mr and Mrs Frank Hard and Miss Emmy Miller are wintering in St. Petersburg Florida. Mrs Herbert Cook returns from Winnipeg with her mother D L McLeod. Ford Loomis N D Backus J B Seward A J Robinson and Frank Stetson joined a testimonial dinner for Clarence J Brown Secretary of State for six years in Columbus held at the Deshler-Wallick hotel with seven to eight hundred guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
13Th Avenue
St. Petersburg
Florida
Frank Hard
Park Avenue
Emmy Miller
Princeton Avenue
First Avenue
North
Herbert Cook
Doniyan Avenue
Winnepeg
Canada
D. L. McLeod
Cook
Ford Loomis N
Colds Peak in January Says Dr Clendening
A 1932 medical piece notes peak cold incidence in late January and a low in July, with rises in September and December. It cites age effects, occupation links, and behavioral factors, plus a reader question about dress-material skin sensitivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
M. D
United States
Slip pattern ad and local notices mix in 1930s page
A collage of social notes, pattern promotion, and event items lists names of Ober and Norwalk residents, New Year calls, musical engagements, and church notices. It includes Marian Martin pattern details with price, sizing, and order address, plus scattered community references and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicele-Tela Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Social Visit Notes From Oberlin Gatherings
Mrs Lee Holden of Oberlin and Miss Lillian Smith joined Mrs W L Pease and daughter Josephine for a Thursday gathering. Mrs Earl Green and Miss Louise Martin called on Mrs Milton Anderson and Mrs Roy Kenyon on Wednesday. Alice Parker of Oberlin visited her grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Booth from Tuesday to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Green
Louise Martin
Oberlin
P. C. Robertson
Mary Hannan
Donald Robertson
Boston
C. M. Kenyon
L. Hoath
Alice Parker
Charles Kenyon
Florence
Doris Kenyon
I. F. Kenyon
James Stoakes
Ocean Beach
Calif
Frank Tutts
Norwalk
al Clevering
Bay Village
Carl Kroll
George K. Pierre Nome
West River Road
Wakeman
Jackson Orders Navy Readiness Over French Debt Dispute
In 1834 President Jackson ordered the Navy to prepare for active service and urged Congress to authorize seizing French property in response to France’s failure to pay the 2 percent indemnity of francs agreed between the nations.
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Jackson
Navy
Congress
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