Ladies Night at EN Club Annual Dinner
The EN Club held its annual Ladies Night with about a hundred and thirty members wives and guests attending in the Gates room. Rev William Muir Auld spoke on the First Congregational Church of Washington D C plans to build a new church and urged support from Congregational churches nationwide. Miss Gladys McCullough and Miss Gertrude McCullough gave a violin recital and Prof Clarence Ward of Oberlin College presented an illustrated talk on Early American Churches and worship practices including Puritan discipline and long sermons. Committee members F Allen A S Garford C H Savage and Jacob Murbach organized the event with dinner served by Mrs Henry Wick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
William Muir
First Congregational Church
Washington D. C
Washington D.C
Anid
First Congregational Church of
Washington
Gladys McCullough
Berlin Road
Misa Gertrude McCullough
Clarence Ward
Art Department
Oberlin College
New Eogland
F. Allen
A. S. Garford
Savage
Jacob Murbach
Henry Wick
Community club and society meetings listed for tonight
Local notices list events across multiple groups. Royal Neighbors meet in Wurst Hall and Spanish War Veterans in ALR Hall, Gulf Road PTA at the school, Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple, Merry Chums, and Women of the Moose assembly in Lorain installation, ALR initiation, Juniors at 7 15, Hamilton PTA at 7 30, Marantha Class at Mrs Yost home, Alpha Class at Clara Dyke home on Cleveland road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Wurst Hall
Gulf Road
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Merry Chums
G. A. H. Hall
Mooseheart Legion
Lorain
Society of Church of Christ
Hamilton
Marantha
F. A. Yost
Marsallion Avenue
Alpha
Clara Dyke
Cleveland Road
Local Club Meetings and Veterans Installations Reported
Community notices include sailing trip from First Congregational Church on Jan 11 at 7 30 PM to Mexico. Ladies Auxiliary and G A R officers were installed in Elyria with new officers named and an oyster supper served.
Jefferson PTA Meeting Highlights and Community Club Notes
The Jefferson Parent Teachers Association held a full evening at the school with entertainment by Mrs Curt Pulger and family, a piano solo by Veda Saylor, and a speaker from Mr. Maston. Awards and fund gifts were approved for Child Welfare and Crippled Children. Delegates to Canton are chosen. Also reported are St. Andrew's Church West Side Guild officers and award of a silver frame to Mrs Smith, plus a Near-Me-In Club gathering with prizes and a card session. Additional items cover Elyria Women of Moose marches, a car party, and Allons Club activities with prizes and next meeting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Parent Teachers’ Association
Curt Pulger
Child Welfare Extension Fund
Franklin Building
Myrtle Halliwell
A. (. Botamer
Canton
West Side
St. Andrew's Church
Charles T. Smith
Dewey Avenue
Charles I. South
C. Archambeau
KE. B. Haylor
John Foley
R. R. Renuouard
Spcial
Allons Club
Tedrow
Ale Lons Club
Lake Avenue
Methodist Church Announces Phone Number Changes
Willis Schneider secretary of the Methodist Episcopal church notes the side hall telephone is now in the church office, number 22677, same as the kitchen line. The pastor's study phone remains 7793.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Willis Schneider
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Young violinist Kaz and pianist Nowak gift recital
The Musical Art Society of O presents Jacob Kazin violinist and Ligne Nowak pianist in a school recital at First Congregational Church. Kazin, mentored by Nikola Sokoloff, is noted as a prodigy who performed with the Cleveland Symphony at age five. Nowak trained at the Cleveland Institute and studied abroad. The program, open to the public, showcases two young artists who have drawn praise from a famed conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elysla
Pruden
Musical Art Society
Tin West
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Ligin
Jacob Kazin
Nikola Sokoloff
Sokoloff
Dict
Tnstituta
Amtroe de Hibaupierre
Lila
Jad
Switzerland
Twenty Ladies Attend Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Meet
Mrs S Q Maywood hosted twenty members of Grace Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Society yesterday in the church parlors. After routine business the afternoon included quilting and refreshments. The group adjourned to meet again in two weeks at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Q. Maywood
Society
Grace Lutheran Church
Dance at Graft on Saturday January 9
A social dance event is planned at Graft on Saturday January 9 with music provided by the Jolly Four Orchestra. The program promises lively tunes and a night of dancing for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Four Orchestra
Catholic Daughters of America Install Officers at Meeting
About fifty members attended the Catholic Daughters of America gathering at the K of C Wall. Officers installed included Chaplain Father Carlisle and other leaders. An old fashioned dance followed at Carlisle Grange Hall on Saturday night January 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters OF America
K. of C. Wall
Carlisle Grange Hall
Community Groups Hold Meetings and Plan Events
Circle No 4 of St Pauls Evangelical met at Mrs Charles Rosemans home on High Street with devotions by Mrs Miller and a business session planning a January eighteenth diner for the Automobile Club A social hour followed. Union Prayer services will continue with a Baptist church service this evening featuring speakers from united churches. Friendship Club Cabinet met at the YWCA with Verna Doane presiding and electing new members for the cabinet a spring Style Show planned and seniors farewells arranged. American Legion Auxiliary members attended a distant installation ceremony in Oberlin and Amherst with Mrs Blush Clark directing. Tonight the Wigta American Lodge installation is set in the Legion Rooms with Mrs Richard Fogleys officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 4
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Charles Roseman
High Street
Miller
Automobile Club
Paul Bourguin
Maddock
Bourquin
Cirele
First Baptist Church
American Secon Auxiliary
Obertin
Tlush Clark
Amherst
Elyria
Wellington
Legion Rooms
Richard Fiogley
Department
Local Club Notes Freshen Social Calendar With Meetings And Parties
The article lists officers and roles such as vice regent prophetess financial secretary and treasurer for a western turn of the group with names including Frey Taylor Williams and Seward. It notes a change to meeting days first and third Tuesdays and mentions a January nineteenth card party with committee members Mary Lucie and Marion Bolan. Also reports on a Markley Parent Teachers Association musical program and a Progressive Pedro session hosted by Mrs Wigfield with prize winners and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary, Lucie
Marion Bolan
Lucile Gray
Gertrude
Resinol credited with curing baby eczema in Virginia letter
A Salem reader writes praising Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap for a baby's severe eczema. After trying another product with no help, the infant's itching stopped after the first treatment and the skin redness faded within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Dancing at The Ledges La Porte Gratton Road
Tess assisted by Mrs Langton and Mrs Ralph Bord. A business session preceded the serial hour which closed the afternoon. Friday night 50¢ a couple. Special price $6.50 Blue Diamond Saturday only West Side Lumber and Coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess
Mrs. Langton
Ralph Bord
the Ledges
la Porte
Gratton Road
Blue Diamond
West Side Lumber and Coal
Dance at Kipten Saturday Evening
A dance evening at Kipten with music by Paramount Entertainers on Saturday night January 9th announced for local revelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipten
Paramount Entertainers
Daughters of Scotland install new officers at meeting
The Daughters of Scotland held an open meeting and officer installation at Wurst Hall with Supreme President Mrs Annie Gellia of Cleveland presiding. Gifts were exchanged, a luncheon served, and dancing followed. The Nuria Supper is set for February 4 with the next meeting on January fourteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotland
Wurst Hall
Annie Gellia
Cleveland
Sup
Also Mentioned on This Page
En’ Club
Elyria Coraver Club
Mexico
Good Will Bible
Cleveland Public Library
Review
Elyria Lodge
C. Refenning
Pat. Instruder
George Howlett
Chapisin
Chas
Decker
Mason D. Smith
J. H. Howlett
L. F. Wissinger
Lewis
Barth
Barnes
Coryell
Anna Barnes
H. H. Hall
Mann Brith
Alx
Lorena Plain
Sandrock
DE Molay
Robert Bandrock
David
Leonard
Raymond
Jefferson PL. T. A
T. Smith
West Side Guild
Tr. R. Renouard
Lodi Street
JT. Smith
Andrew Herold
Krupke
GO. Lo Smith
George Kiser
Madeine Brasselle
Madeline Brasselle
West Bridge Street
Koop P. Wally
Moochheart Legion
K. of P. Hall
Myrtle Thorly
Elvrra
Wwenty
United Dry Cleaning Co
Vacaneloa
Helen Colgan
Aoeleén Nearman
Marfory Lanner
Gertrude Stephene
Elyava Auxletary
Oberlin
Milnesta Wafers
Millecsia Saborateies
Candyland
Middle Ave
Second St
Marrkley
Markley Parent Teachers Association
W. KE. Dickson
Donald
Earl
Mass Sylvia Wilson
Luke Roberts
In HE Keller
Pedro
L. Wigfield
Charles Wilford
M. I. Benson
Clarabelle Potter
Urig
Eleventh Street
Ruth Shop
Ridge
Je Grange
Venning
Pinnock
Gates School
Michael
Broad Street
Tites
Mme. Renauld
Maputo Angen
Ament
G. W. Philpott
R. W. Philpott
Broad ST
Bucky
Peay Tive Hundred
Lucky Links Club
John Allen
Century Block
Marion Hendrickson
Floyd Yost
John Dinneger
Willem Winnter
Fawn Hamilton
Pp. T. A. Mrets
Roosevelt Parent Teachers Asociation
N.O Worthington
Water Street
Johnston
Second Street
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