Mission Study Clubs Host Society Meeting at First Congregational
The two Mission Study Clubs of the First Congregational church hosted the Woman's Association and church staff guests. Mrs Otto Greene opened the New Year meeting, with Mrs Robert Davies presiding. A sextet sang three numbers before Reverend C Burnell Jones of Japan spoke on Japan as it is today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Study Clubs
First Congregational Church
Woman's Association
Otto Greene
Robert Davies
Mission Study Club
Ethel Wise
Gladys Peat
Helen 'Rownsend
Earl Kaley
George Tulk
Elizabeth Rich
Eric Chapman
C. Burnell Jones
Japan
Davies
Margaret Hewitt
Cora May Walton
Methodists hold sewing meeting with plans for charity
Fifteen members and two guests of the Susanna Wesley class at First Methodist Episcopal met at Mrs. Sarah Hall’s West Ridge home after a six thirty buffet. Led by president Mrs. Margaret Hollis, they scheduled a January fourteenth visit to Hollis’s home to make comforts for the needy, reported team leaders, held a white elephant sale with Corraine Jackson auctioneering, and planned sewing to finish the evening. The next gathering is January twentieth with host Miss Elia Morse for a Bohemian party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Sarah Hall
West Ridge
Margaret Hollis
Hollis
National Prayer Week Speakers Announced at Second Church
Dr A E Kemp announces National Prayer Week speakers at Second Congregational Church each evening at 7 30. Tonight’s topic Por Our Churches with Dr E J Bond of First Methodist speaking. Wednesday Dr William Muir Auld of First Congregational speaks on For World Missions of Christianity. Thursday Captain Amore of the Salvation Army speaks on For Every People. Friday Dr Kemp concludes with For Light on the Way Ahead. Special music each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
E. J. Bond
First Methodist Church
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
World Missions of Christianity
Captain Amore
Salvation Army
Dr. Kemp
First Methodist Church Committee Entertained at Reva Taylor Home
Appoint Committee Standard Bearers were entertained last night by Reva Taylor and Betty Karlow at the home of Reva Taylor. A brief business meeting outlined a hake sale chaired by Genevieve Garis with assistants Reva Taylor and Dorothy Melton. Louise Reed led the devotional. Refreshments followed as the group adjourned to meet February 2 at Louise Reed's Lake Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Reva Taylor
Betty Karlow
Genevieve Garis
Dorothy Melton
Louise Reed
Lake Avenue
Class Sisters Elect New Officers At February Meeting
Corrine Rhodes of Seventh Street hosted the Firelight Girls from the 2nd Congregational Church for a social at her home. Heatrice Fell was chosen new vice president and the Firelight Sisters were reappointed. The next regular meeting was set for February 3 with Geraldine Power to host on Bath Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrine Rhodes
Seventh Street
2Nd Congregational Church
Heatrice Fell
Firelight
Geraldine Power
Bath Street
RL Pa
TPIT
B B Club Meeting with Mrs Huffman and Guests
B B Club members met at 128 Hawthorne Street with fourteen members and guest Mrs Bainbridge. After a business session thirty six games of chance were played with prizes to Mrs William Gibbons Mrs Arthur Scrivens and Mrs George Decker and the club prize to Mrs Sam Avery. Luncheon was served and the club adjourned to meet January 20 at 346 Oxford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Huffman
Hawthorne Street
Bainbridge
Willam Gibbons
Arthur Scrivens
George Decker
Sam Avery
Harry Dickens
Oxford Avenue
Kate Smith Guests at A. and P. Employees Party
Managers clerks and their guests attended a Cleveland Music Hall party for A. and P. employees with Kate Smith as guest of honor. About five thousand people were present as Mr Hartford of New York and Mr Brooks of Pittsburgh led company officials. Miss Smith received flowers and a flashlight photo was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Kate Smith
John Hartford
New York City
R. Brooks
Pittsburgh
Miss Smith
Les Amies Club Fifth Meeting Bridges at Siegmund Home
Harold Siegmund hosted the fifth Les Amies Club meeting on Cleveland street. Two bridge tables awarded prizes to Gladys Ruth and Harold Siegmund, while Neva Siegmund and Fred Wigginton received consolation prizes. A late sandwich course followed in a dining room adorned with white tapers white mums and red roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Amies Club
Harold Siegmund
Cleveland Street
Fanney Koning
Otto Rahrig
Gladys Ruth
Neva Siegmund
Fred Wigginton
Jewel: Ladies Auxiliary Meeting At V F W Post 1079
The regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 1079 was well attended last evening. Eleanor McCully presided as president. Eva Hopkins received the past president's jewel for notable work. Bingo plans were finalized for next Monday evening January 13. The group adjourned to January 20 for the regular session and a luncheon was served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Eleanor McCully
Auxiliary
Eva Hopkins
Senior Friendship Club Opens 1936 Program at YWCA
The first meeting of the Senior Friendship Club for 1936 will be held tomorrow afternoon at the YWCA. Madge Murbach will discuss Health as Related to Personality, Mrs Archie Penfound will lead the knitting group, Miss Betty Bishop the tap dancing, and Mrs Ted Seward the drama group. A cabinet meeting will follow to plan future sessions.
Guild Plans For Year At First Congregational Church
The Guild of First Congregational Church met yesterday after a several week recess. Fifteen members attended and discussed plans for the year. A social hour followed with refreshments served by Mrs. J. A. Hewitt, Mrs. Ralph Dyke, and Mrs. C. A. Glass. The Guild will meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
First Congregational Church
J. A. Hewitt
Ralph Dyke
C. A. Glass
Jolly Twelve Pinochle Club Hosts Evening Honors
Members enjoyed a social evening at Mr and Mrs Clyde Clapps Cleveland Street where scores determined prizes won by Mrs Clapp and Bert Baron first and Mr and Mrs Arthur Perkins second. Next meeting slated at We Weeks home of Mrs Perkins Longford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Twelve Pinochle Club
Clyde Clapp
Cleveland Street
Every Mother in Elyria Receives Trial Vicks Cold Aids
Mothers in Elyria receive free Vicks Colds-Control trial packages delivered by local postmen. The package includes Vicks Vatronal and Vicks VapoRuh plus the Plan for Better Control of Colds with clinic-tested results from 14,702 people over three years, showing fewer and milder colds and notable school days saved. Families are urged to test the samples, follow the plan, and report back, with a request to send to 593 Milton St Greensboro NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Vicks
Vicks Plan
Milton St
Greenshoro
N.C
Local Misses Starrs Head South for Florida Winter
The Misses Alma and Minnie Starr of Sixth street depart for St. Petersburg to spend the remainder of winter with a cousin. Various residents are noteably tied to Elyria Memorial Hospital, with others traveling to Columbus, Sandusky, and Miami for family matters, illness, and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Minnie Starr
Sixth Street
Florida
St. Petersburg
Charles Henry
Abbe Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
C. T. Post
Sandusky
J. G. Doerzbach
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Frank Trepoy
Columbia Club Plans and Social Schedule Adopted
Regular business meeting followed by talks on selected subjects and a luncheon with cards. Committee members John Block Carl Bucholz Lester Burr and Jack Dilgren organized details. The club will attend the Lorain County Men's Club meeting in Amherst on January 17 and host a party for ladies and new members on February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
John Block
Carl Bucholz
Lester Burr
Jack Dilgren
Lorain County
Amherst
Mrs Rudy to Speak at Elizabeth Stevens Society Meet
Mrs Rudy conference officer of the Women s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church will address the Elizabeth Stevens Society this evening. The local Methodist church auxiliary is invited to hear her at seven o clock at the church.
Evening Calendar of Local Societies and Meetings
Tonight dozens of groups hold events across Elyria and environs. Sororities, churches, YWCA activities, and fraternal orders gather at multiple venues including bridges avenue Cornell street and Park avenue with meetings, dinners, and envelope drives scheduled from 5 30 p m to 9 00 p m and a Judas Byrd book review.
Musical Art Society at Y W C A Parlor Program
This evening at the Y W C A parlors the Musical Art Society will present a program of modern music at 8 p m Participants include Walter Hinkle Jack Roberts Mr and Mrs Arthur Giles Miss Gladys McCullough Mrs Hugh Amos and Miss Jeanne Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S P. m
Musical Art Society
Walter Hinkle
Jack Roberts
Arthur Giles
Gladys McCullough
Hugh Amos
Jeanne Little
Elyria Woman's Club Junior Dept Holds Bridge Meeting
A brief meeting of the Elyria Woman's Club Junior Department last evening was followed by bridge with three tables in play. The group will meet again in two weeks for a business meeting and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman’s Club
Pilar
Girl Scouts Meet in Troup at American Legion Home
Girl Scouts met at the American Legion Home in Troup yesterday to work on tenderfoot tests. Leader Mrs. Paul Roig assisted as the group concluded with the Goodnight Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rirl Scouts
Troup O
American Legion Home
Paul Roig
Goodnight Circle
Licenses Granted in Elyria and Amherst Areas
Howard M. Stang and Ruth A. Bortner in Elyria Township are licensed as operators. Anthony Paul Gabara of South Amherst and Eunice Othelila Romeyn of Carlisle Township are licensed as farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Stang
Elyria Township
Ruth A. Bortner
Anthony Paul Gabara
South
Amherst
Eunice Othelila Romeyn
Carlisle Township
Hospital Admissions And Discharges List Names And Places
Admissions include John Francis Brown of Huron Ohio Frank No yeske of Graton Mrs Thomas Woodley of 106 Cascade Street Arthur Brunk of North Ridgeville Mrs Charles Henry of 311 North Abba Road Mrs Frank Trepoy of R WD No 3 and Mrs Jackson Snyder of 22 Shear Street Discharges list Frank Schindler of 120 Mound Street John Francis Brown of Huron Halton Beard of 815 W River Street and Mrs Walter Loescher of 23 Elizabeth Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Francis Brown
Huron
Ohio
Frank Noyeske
Graton
Thomas Woodley
Cascade Street
Arthur Brunk
North Ridgeville
Charles Henry
North Abba Road
Frank Trepoy
R. WD
Jackson Snyder
Shear Street
Frank Schindler
Mound Street
Halton Beard
W. River Street
Walter Loescher
Elizabeth Street
Activities Resume At The YWCA After Holidays
Groups return to YWCA activities with schedule notes. General Psychology meets Wednesday at 9 30 for self and behavior study. Friday at 10 a m World Affairs group discusses world events and geography. Italo Ethiopian situation reviewed and future topics plan highlights. Quilting with Miss Grace Schulke held Monday Tuesday Wednesday with Wednesday for colored women. Mrs Helen Bearthoff resumes book reviews Tuesday at 7 30. Laweneee classes taught by Dominic De Fazio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Italy
Ethiopia
Far East
Grace Schulke
Helen T. Bearthoff
Laweneee
Dominic de Fazio
Local church and school meetings scheduled this week
The Furnace and Lodi streets Bible Class will meet Wednesday at 2 00 with Mrs Krugman at 213 Cascade Street. St Agnes Parent Teacher Association holds its regular monthly meeting this evening at the schoolhouse. A free motion picture show is set for Wednesday at 7 20 at the High School, sponsored by the High School Parent Teacher Association. The Temple quartet will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furnace
Lodi Streets
Elyria YWCA Dessert Bridge Planned By A A U W
On Saturday at 1 50 p m the Elyria A A U W will hold a dessert bridge at the YWCA. Mrs George Hoke chairs the Ways and Means committee and serves as general chair with aid from Mrs Harold Rorick and other executive members including Geraldine Smith Mrs J C George Mrs King Fauer Mrs Charles Cushing Mrs Frank Stetson Mrs Mark Willis Mrs S D Nielsen Mrs D A Baird and Mrs David Hyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria A. A. UU. W
George Hoke
Harold Rorick
Geraldine Smith
J. C. George
King Fauver
Charles Cushing
Frank Stetson
Mark Willis
S D. Nielsen
D. A. Baird
David Hyman
Local Socials and Visits Across Ohio and Ontario
Eaton and Mrs Seeley and son Earl of LaGrange visited Mr and Mrs Fred Schubert. Miss Betty Lyon joined the Hoskin family at Lakewood for New Year’s Night with Mr and Mrs E Oviatt. Susan Cavar reports a lost horse. Frank Honney hosted his children and grandchildren for New Year’s dinner. Fay Longbon returned to Mount Rainier Maryland after Christmas with her parents. Wendell Higgins and son Robert from Olmsted Falls visited Irving Mohler. Jean and Carroll Cook vacationed with Mrs Grace Cook in Cleveland. Hilda Martin visits her parents in Elyria. Harold Olmsted and daughter Joan with Fred Lindauer from Kirria were Sunday guests. January PTA meeting at the schoolhouse Tuesday the seventh, Foundation Plan discussion tentatively with Mr West of Ridgeville. Grace Longson spent six months with relatives in Alberta, Canada. Irving Mohler and Mrs Mohler dined with Jane Wise and Virginia Newton in Elyria. Carlisle Grange plans for Wednesday night January eighth to present a program and receive the traveling Bible. Kenneth Crowell from Albion PA visits B M Crowell. Wilbur Hawte and family travel to Lebanon OH to visit C Broumenseneinkel. Harry Bassett spent New Year’s Day with the Sheridan family in Cleveland. Stella Longdon of Columbus visiting W N Giles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sensback
Middle Avenue
C. W. Tome
Vickery
Ohio
Jack Judd
Willard
John G. and
Edwin
Sandusky
Ellis Higgins
C. J. Helfrich
E. G. Mathews
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
James Brandall
Princeton Avenua
E. L., Cannon
Berkshire Road
Miami
Florida
Ed Bauer
Pomona
California
Frank Snook
Grover Moore
Parma
Jennie Pais
Ohio University
Athens
Case Road
David Everard
Allen Davie
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Illinois
Elyria
Byron Seeley
Earl
LaGrange
Fred Schubert
Betty Lyon
Hoskin
Lakewood
Mr. Hoskin
E. Oviatt
Susan Cavar
Frank Honney
F. D. Longbon
Fay Longbon
Mount Ranier
Maryland
Wendell Higgins
Robert
Olmsted Falls
Irving Mohler
Jean and
Carroll Cook
Grace Cook
Cleveland
Hilda Martin
B. A. Martin
Tarold Olmsted
Joan
Fred Lindauer
Kirria
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Turaday
Ridgeville
Grace Longson
Alberta
Canada
Jane Wise
Virginia Newton
Carlisle Grange
Kenneth Crowell
Albion
Pennsylvania
B. M. Crowell
Wilbur Hawte
Relyn Hawke
Donald Maine
Lebanon
C. Broumenseneinkel
Myra
Harry Bassett
Sheridan
Stella Longdon
Columbus
New Books at Elyria Library Reach Wide Topics
New acquisitions at the Elyria library span history chemistry and geology with titles by Dor an Carl J Drake Driges and Bachelier Gibesco. Highlights include Chronicles of Barkbus One Against England The Pony Express Goes Through Foundry Chemistry and Metallurgy Oxen of the Sun Worlds Apart and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilyna
Charlotte Brooks
Barkbus
Doran
England
Carl
Lampshire
Wasp
Kitchener
Russia
Pony Express
Driges
Loudenbeck
Bachelier
United States
Gibesco
France
Woman attributes 102 years to good habits
Marysville Ohio resident Anna Margaret Owen celebrated her 102nd birthday attributing her long life to regular habits and hard work on the farm in her younger days. She has been nearly blind for almost five years yet moves around with help at her daughter’s house and recalls the Mexican War and the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Anna Margaret Owen
Local Social Guests Holiday Visits Noted
Kipton social notes list Sunday dinners with Rey and Mrs. Thomas Short and with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Geist. Katharina Lang spent days with sister Mrs. F A Ingersoll. Mable Bronson returned to Dayton after Christmas with mother Minnie Bronker son. Rev and Mrs Short and daughters visited Dean Morgan for New Year. Mrs. Duane Burrows Jack Parker and Frank Losey from Florence visited G A Brumby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharina Lang
M. EF. Perkins
Frances
Rey
Thomas Short
Will Geist
Margaret
Elizabeth
Harold Geist
F. A. Ingersoll
Mable Bronson
Dayton
Minnie Bronker
Wilhelmina
Sarah
Dean Morgan
Duane Burrows
Jack Parker
Frank Losey
Florence
G. A. Brumby
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Local Title Firm
Sheriff's deeds and transfers listed include First Savings and Loan Co. sublet in John W. Taylor's Avondale Park Addition Elyria. Deeds cover West 13th Street Elyria Vermilion Road Brighton Town land 56 acres Fast River Street Elyria and 73.15 acres Lot 82 Columbia Township. Also transfers for Reid Avenue Lorain and property involving Charles M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Court Street
First Savings and Loan Co
John W. Taylor
Avondale Park
Elyria
West 13Th Street
First Savings & Loan Co
Vermilion Road
Brighton Township
Fast River Street
Estate of George Barto Transfer of Undivided Interest
Hillmann, 73.75 acres in Township Lot No 66 Albherst Township, Steve Zatroch Administrator to Anna Barto transfers undivided one half interest in Vine Street Lorain and other property to Anna Barto as part of estate settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillmann
Albherst
Steve Zatroch
George Barto
Anna Barto
Vine Street
Lorain
French Artist Sees New U S Art Trend
Paris reports American painting shifting away from Sargent toward a newer, more genuine style. Paul de Laboulaye, 88, son of the French ambassador, praises American watercolors and architecture, notes skyscrapers' simple lines, and plans to paint New York to California scenes after his Paris exhibition. He has spent time in America and will join his father to travel and paint in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sargent
Paul de Laboulaye
Andre de Laboulayea
United States
de Laboulaye
America
France
England
Paul de Laboulayeas
Petit Palais
New York
California
Doyle Announces Candidacy For Ninth Ohio Court Of Appeals
Judge Arthur W. Doyle of Summit County Court of Common Pleas has announced his bid for the Court of Appeals of the Ninth Ohio Judicial District covering Summit Lorain Medina and Wayne counties. The incumbent Republican Judge Funk plans retirement. Doyle runs in the Republican primaries. Doyle, born in Akron, is married with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Doyle
Court of Common Pleas
Summit County
Court of Appeals
Ohio Judicial District
Summit
Lorain
Medina
Wayne
Funk
Wooster
Washburn
Lorain County
Stevens
Doyle
Ohio judge advocate and veteran leader profiled
A description notes a woman involved in multiple organizations and orders. She is a member of the Episcopal Church and belongs to the Thirty-Second Degrees Mason, the Eagles, Moose and Elks. She serves as Judge Advocate for the State of Ohio in the Veterans of Foreign Wars and is a member of the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
The
Eagles, Moose and Elks
State of
Ohio
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Tiny Berlin Teaset Claims World’s Smallest Title
A Berlin shop displays a porcelain teaset described as the smallest in the world. It took two years to craft and weighs under half an ounce, including a tiny teapot sugar bowl cream jug and six cups with saucers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Massive 1600 Tons Of Books Found In Quaker Recluse Home
London report says a Darling Quaker recluse who died recently left behind about 500000 books, many valuable first editions, filling floors to ceilings and stables. The pile reportedly weighed around 160 tons, occupying nearly every square foot of space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Washington Starts Nation's First Agricultural Experiment Station
Washington, who aimed to be America's first farmer, launched the country's inaugural agricultural experiment station, marking the beginning of organized scientific farming in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
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Entertains Club
Grouns
Texas Rangerettes
Dallas
Texas
George H. Dallas
Mabel Rooks
LaVee Hilman
Philadelphia
United News Pictures
Murbach Coals
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Fred Smith
Cambridge Avenue
Elizabeth Stevens Society
M. E. Church
Bors’ Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Churca
K. of C
St. John’s
Sophia Arndt
Galaxy Club
Carl Ericsson
Park Avenue
March
Marian Sparks
West Avenue
Sigma Omega Sigma
Rosemary Stirzaker
Cornell Avenue
Vera Scott
Neufercourt
Orne Sempre
Beatrice Trifeletti
St. Andrew
Elyria Lodge No
Knights of St. John
Daughter of Scotia
Frank
Harmon Lodge
Girl Scouts
Kipton
Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
U.S
Akron
Schwind's Picture Store
West Second Street
Wilmot
Masonic Temple
Sanko Restaurant
Cor
Broad and Mill Bt
Bell's
Eez
Blyria Sav
Elyria Business College
Broad Street
Elyria Fur Shoppe
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