Postponed Elyria PT A Meeting Delivers Plans and Reports
The Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Association met in the Washington building on Tuesday with all twelve local associations represented by forty in attendance. President Mrs. T. L. Moise opened, and district director LaGrange outlined the North Central district conference in Mansfield on January 23. The council will be represented by Mrs. Moise and Vice President Mrs. M. F. Fey. Membership stands at 1,149 with school tallies: Allen 97 Edison 80 Ely 120 Franklin 61 Garford 114 Gates 183 Hamilton 105 McKinley 117 Roosevelt 81 Agnes 30 Jefferson 108 High School 121. Milk program reports 4,425 bottles used in December. 3,260 paid by children, 390 paid by state, 75 free. Glasses provided for five children in November-December. Subscriptions tally 82 to National Magazine and 16 to Ohio Parent-Teacher Bulletin. Resignation of historian Mrs. J. A. Lucas accepted. Next meeting January 28 with luncheon at Gables at 12:45, business at 2:00 in room 138.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Association
Washington
T. L. Moise
Ohio
Parent-Teacher Bulletin
Andrew Rawson
LaGrange
North Central District
Mansfield
Elyria Council
Moise
M. F. Fey
Peing
Elyria
Feygo
Dewey Hull
Allen
Edison
Ely
Franklin
Garford
Gates
Hamilton
McKinley
Roosevelt
Agnes
Jefferson
Fred Hadaway
Howard Thompson
National Magazine
Kenneth Lord
J. A. Lucas
the Gables
Cyril Brecknock
Washington Building
Garford Parent Teacher Association
William Griffin
George Decker
W. E. Kessler
Garford Association
Allen P. T. A
Allen School
Bridge
Banco
Garford School
Gates Association
Vernon 20Ss
Doris Sprague
June
Jean Ross
Edison Parent Teacher Association
Howard Gollmar
C. M. Williams
Edward Bembower
Jean Smith
St Agnes School Forms Junior Dramatic Club
The Parent-Teacher Association sponsors a junior dramatic club for children of members with Miss Alice Walsh as director. The association votes to send Mrs Albert Bauer as delegate to the North Central District conference in Mansfield on January 23. A card party is set for Friday January 17 with Mrs Lloyd as chair and several assistants. A PTA play is planned for February 23, and pupils in grades seven and eight performed a Christmas sketch last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes School
Parent-Teacher Association For Children of
Alice Walsh
Albert Bauer
Mansfield
Lloyd
M. Diederich
Vincent Gray
Carl Smith
Raymond Harley
S. MacAvena
Herbert Limpach
Richard Kershaw
Lindy Lodge Hosts Miss Ruth Williams Guests at Grafton Road Home
Lindy Lodge members met at the home of Mrs Myron Saussler on Grafton Road with two guests Miss Ruby Dausy and Mrs Saussler. After business the group visited Mr and Mrs Herman Goodspeed, recently married, who hosted a bel ling. A salad course was served at an attractively arranged table. The next hostesses will be Misses Edith and Fdnyu Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Williams
Lindy Lodge
Myron Saussler
Grafton Road
Ruby Dausy
Saussler
Herman Goodspeed
Edith and
Fdnyu Whitney
Free Vicks Aids to Colds-Control Delivered Here
Local postmen distribute free Vicks Colds-Control Aids to Elyria homes with a three step Plan to build resistance ward off colds and shorten illness. The plan, tested with 14 702 people, promises home results and asks families to try samples mailed postpaid to Mrs. Wicks at 05 Mitten St Greens M C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Vicks
Mi!ions
Vicks Plan
Cris Te Wicks
Mitten St
Greens M. C
Ewe
Local PT A Groups Plan Joint Meetings and Events
Garford, Allen and Ely PTA groups arrange a combined meeting at Allen school auditorium on January 9 at 7 30 pm and discuss district conference duties. A bridge and banco party is set for Garford on January 24. Gates PTA plans an evening meeting with group singing and soloists, and Edison PTA meets tomorrow at 7 30 pm with C M Williams speaker and Edward Bembower soloist.
Sigma Gamma Sorority Elects Officers and Plans Events
Sigma Gamma Sorority elected officers last night at Mrs. Fred Smiths Cambridge Avenue home. President Mrs. Wilbur Gaston, vice president Miss Dorothy Hoton, secretary Mrs. Joseph Petro, treasurer Miss Ora Champion. February fifteenth dance at American Legion Home. Founders Day banquet January twenty‑eighth chaired by Miss Forest Ordell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian May
Lorain
Hubert Phillips
Miss Hoton
Verne Barnes
Urban Rothe
Smith
Doris Caywood
Retiring President Hosts Rebekah Club Installation
Mrs Anna Brenner of Middle Avenue hosted the Rebekah Social Club annual officer installation attended by about 30 members. Nellie Reynolds was elected new president with Florence Gillman as vice president, Edna Woodcock secretary, Minnie Gard Sun shine treasurer, and Bunco honored the high score winner Stella Crowell. Mary Day, the installing officer, and Emma Dill aided refreshments, with a Valentine party planned for February fourth at Mary Day’s Middle Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Brenner
Middle Avenue
Rebekah
Mary Day
Minnie Reed
Marshall
Nellie Reynolds
Florence Gillman
Anna Gehrke
Edna Woodcock
Minnie Gard
Sunshine
Bunco
Stella Crowell
Ida Mac Smith
Brenner
Emma Dill
Myrtle Dills
Miss Hull
Install New Officers for W R C Chapter Event
Seventeen Past Presidents members plus two guests were hosted by Mrs. Neva Rankin at Lake Avenue home as Mrs. Flora Houwk and Mrs. Lucile Warner led a business meeting. Officers named include Lorena Mandeley president Neva Rankin vice president Ifuldah Powers chaplain Florence Voleamh secretary treasurer Anna Gehrke press correspondent Charlotte Lewis musician Lena Klasek Kreps on executive committee. Social hour followed with Mrs. Ella Williams assisting with refreshments. Nettie Woodruff will host on February 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Rankin
Lake Avenue
Flora Houwk
Lucile Warner
Lorena Mandeley
Neva Lankin
Ifuldah Powers
Florence Voleamh
Anna Gehrke
Charlotte Lewis
Lena Klasek
Kreps
Ella Willams
Nettie Woodruff
Fourth Street
Will
New President Presides At St Pauls Circle Meeting
Mrs Dan Anthony and Miss Margaret Anthony hosted Circle 3 of St Pauls church. The meeting opened with Take Time To Be Holy and devotions by Mrs A Vietzen citing Psalm 83. Mrs Albert Pallas presided as president, sixteen members and two guests received refreshments. The next gathering is January 21 with Mrs C Barkknecht as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Anthony
Margaret Anthony
Circle 3
St. Paul's
A. Vietzen
Albert Pallas
C. Barkknecht
Woman's Club Plans January Meetings and Events
Elyria Woman's Club held its general meeting with Lucille Pardee and Dora Flick Flood presenting Tennyson's Enoch Arden with a Strauss setting. Luncheon served by Music and Drama department. January programs include home and child welfare review of North to the Orient, civic science talk by Rep William Ashbolt, education trends by Supt R C Maston, and music by Georgia Sutton and Ethel Ryan. A spring style show is planned at the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
Lucille Pardee
Dora Flick Flood
Cleveland
Tennyson
Enoch Arden
Music and Drama Department
Sumner Hartwell
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Business Women’s Department
Bertina Harding
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
William Ashbolt
Alvin Portman
Miss Howe
Birmingham
Department of Education
R. C. Maston
Department of Music
Georgia Sutton
Ethel Ryan
Ways and Means
Miss Sparks Hostess Brings March Club Bridge Night
Miss Marion Sparks entertained at 702 West Avenue last night with two bridge tables. Prizes went to Miss Allyan Geh for high, Mrs. Charles Sparks took second, and Miss Nancy Turnbull earned consolation. Red roses decorated each table. refreshments were served. Next meeting is January 28 at The Gables hosted by Mrs. W. F. Wolcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Sparks
West Avenue
March Club
Allyan Geh
Charles Sparks
Nancy Turnbull
W. F. Wolcott
the Gables
Grace Lutheran Parsonage hosts Sunday School meeting
Grace Lutheran church officers and teachers were guests at the parsonage as Reverend and Mrs. F. L. Schumm entertained. A second Parent-Teacher meeting was planned to replace the February 4 session at seven thirty p.m. in the church, with Victoria Albrecht Marian Schmittgen and Marian Witt forming the program and social hour committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
FL. Schumm
Victoria Albrecht
Marian Schmittgen
Marian Witt
Mrs Walter Duke hosts South End Home Department review
Mrs Walter Duke of Mast River street entertained the South End Home Department yesterday afternoon to review lessons from the last quarter. Mrs William Smith of Chestnut Ridge invites the ladies to meet on April seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Duke
Mast River Street
South End
William Smith
Chestnut Ridge
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing
Admissions include Lewis Kolb R D No 1 Anthony Glowinske Jr Grafton George Innes No For est street Airs Andrew Suetta 220 W River street Discharges include Mrs Josephine Ivant 124 Longford avenue Mrs Ella Roulston Vandergraft Pa Baby boy Paonessa 1617 West avenue Fay Hargraves 230 Third street Percy Nead Abbe road
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Kolb
Anthony Glowiske, Jr
Grafton
George Innes
Forest Street
Andrew Suetta
W. River Street
Josephine Ivant
Longford Avenue
Ella Roulston
Vandergraft
Paonessa
West Avenue
Fay Hargraves
Third Street
Percy Nead
Abbe Road
Dinner Date Set For Sigma Sorority Farewell Party
Helen Snyder hosted last evening for Sigma Omega Sigma Sorority as they set Tuesday February 4 for their dinner. They plan a farewell party for Rosemarie Stirzaker who heads to Ohio University as a Freshman. Centerpiece honors Ohio University with gifts symbolizing good fortune for her course. The next meeting will be February 21 at Jane McQuistion’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Snyder
Princeton Avenue
Sigma Omega Sigma _ Sorority
Rosemarie Stirzaker
Ohio University
Sigma Group
Jane McQuistion
Origin of Popular Church Hymns Topic at St John’s Club
Mrs. Clara Buchholz led the educational hour at the St John’s 03 Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Sophie Arndt on Tenth street. The talk covered hymn origins, followed by a two course luncheon for ten members and two guests, Miss Alice Koepp and Mrs. John Schoenfeldt. Next session set for February 4 at Mrs. Helen Kipf’s home with Mrs. John Arndt in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Buchholz
St. John’s
Sophie Arndt
Tenth Street
Alice Koepp
John Schoenfeldt
Helen Kipf
John Arndt
Miss Eleanor Roling Buoys Catholic Benevolent Group
Miss Eleanor Roling presided at the regular meeting of the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association in the Knights of Columbus parlors last evening in the absence of president Mrs. D J Conray who is ill. The usual business was transacted and plans laid for a Valentine party on February 4 for members and friends. This week Friday evening the auditing committee will meet with Mrs. D W Seward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Roling
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
K. of C
D. J. Conray
D. W. Seward
Choir Boys Entertained at Miss Abbe's Home
The choir boys of St. Andrew's were treated to a chicken dinner last evening at Miss Norah Abbe's home on Fourth street. Mrs. William Goacher assisted, and Paul Pettinga the organist led games with guests Pr and Mrs Redhead and other attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's
Norah Abbe
Fourth Street
Abbe
William Goacher
Paul Pettinga
Fk. R. Redhead
Local society notes mark meetings and travel in Elyria area
Mrs. Louise Beal returns home from Elyria Cstate after surgery. Women’s Relief Corps members attend Wellington installation with Marie Harris Florence Terry Lydia Squires Charlotte Lewis Kleeby and Anna Grace Bright. Eastern Star attendance honors Mrs Lucy E. Kel’s sister Mrs C Edward Crowther’s installation. Elyria residents plan travels to Rochester Grand Haven Kent Palm Springs and Hawaii with various relatives. Gene Myers resumes Ohio State studies after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Beal
West Bridge Street
Elyria Cstate
Women's Relief Corps
Wellington
Ammons
Marie Harris
Florence Terry
Lydia Squires
Charlotte Lewis
Kleeby
Anna Grace Bright
Bright
E. O'Hara
Dewey Hull
Misa Hattie O'Hara
C. BE. O'Hara
Grand Haven
Michigan
O'Hara
Lucy E. Keller
Modern Music and Classics Compared in Society Paper
Miss Jeanne Little spoke on the relation of modern music to classic masters at a Musical Art Society meeting. Performances included Godard’s First Sonata by Jack Roberts and Walter Hinkle, songs by Head Bantock and James H. Rogers, and a Debussy-Ravel program with noted explanations. A manuscript music program is planned for January 21 featuring composers from Cleveland Oberlin and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Little
The
Musical Art Society
Godard
Jack Roberts
Walter Hinkle
Hugh Amoos
H. C. Elgar
M. Head
Bantock
James H. Rogers
Arthur Giles
A. Giles
Gladys McCullough
Mr. Giles
Fuening
Granada
Debussy
Pavane
Karl Kaley
Mary Seward
Marjorie Rossiter
Cora Hassett
D. F. Dee
F. O. Wilford
Cleveland
Oberlin
Elyria
North Side Guild Elects New Officers
North Side Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal church elected new officers yesterday at Mrs. Howard Barbour's Ohio Street home. President is Mrs. Howard Kunkle, with vice president Mrs. L. R. Barton, secretary Mrs. Worth Fanvyer, and treasurer Mrs. Jack Flynn. The group continued the study of That Other America and tea was served afterward. Mrs. Worth Fanver will entertain at her Columbus Street home on February fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Howard Barbour
Ohio Street
Howard Kunkle
L. R. Barton
Worth Fanvyer
Jack Flynn
America
Elyria Townsend Club Card Party Friday Evening
The Elyria Townsend Club No. 1 sponsors a card party at the club rooms 136 Middle Avenue Friday evening. Music will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Townsend Club No. 1
Middle Avenua
Welcome New Members of the Elizabeth Stevens Society
Four new members were welcomed by the Elizabeth Stevens Society at their meeting last evening in First Methodist Church. Names listed include Mrs. William Sudro Mrs. Henry Tapper Mrs. Marie Jensen and Mrs. Nora Woodruff. Abs. Love of Lorain district treasurer attended. Mrs. Rudy spoke on The Achievements of the Women’s Home Missionary Society. The next program will be planned by Mrs. M. F. Foy with Mrs. O. KF. Brodbeck as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stevens Society
First Methodist
William Sudro
Henry Tapper
Marie Jensen
Nora Woodruff
Abs. Love of
Lorain
Miles Mary Battdorf
Gladys McCullough
R. S. Rudy
North-East
Ohio Women's Home Missionary Society
F. E., Sheldon
Rudy
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Jack Powell
M. F. Foy
O. KF. Brodbeck
Mrs Ericsson Hosts First Galaxy Meeting of Year
Mrs C J Ericsson entertained the Galaxy group at 17 Park Avenue last evening for contract games with prizes to Ora Champion first Ted Seward second and W J Boroski third A luncheon followed in a dining room attractively set with baby mums and crystal candelabra A brief business session planned future social events and the next meeting will be at Mrs Seward's on Cascade Street January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galaxy
C. J. Ericsson
Seward
Ascade Street
Review of Silas Crockett at YWCA by Helen Tappan Berthoff
Helen Tappan Berthoff reviews Mary Ellen Chase's Silas Crockett at the YWCA on Tuesday at 3:30 and 6:45. Chase, longtime Smith College English professor, is hailed as a distinguished writer. the book chronicles four generations of Maine sea captains and their wives from clipper ship days to today, with vivid Maine coast village scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Tappan Berthoff
Mary Ellen Chase
Silas Crockett
Miss Chase
Smith College
Maine
Lorain Licenses Granted to Page Bonney and WPA Worker
Licenses issued in Lorain include Howard A. Page and Frances C. Bonney, both residents of Lorain, along with a WPA worker. Details specify local licensing actions for these individuals in the Lorain area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Page
Lorain
WPA
Frances C. Bonney
Alpha Delta Alpha Sorority Event At Cascade Street Home
Miss Betty MacDowell entertained Alpha Delta Alpha Sorority members at Cascade Street on January 7 with an obstacle bunco diversion. Louise Bussertin won first prize, Charlotte Chase received consolation as desserts were served by the hostess and her mother. A later gathering at Ann Meeks’s East Avenue home occurred on January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty MacDowell
Alpha Delta Alpha Sorority
Cascade Street
Bunco
Louise Bussertin
Charlotte Chase
Ann Meeks
East Avenue
Cup Club Hosts Bridge. Seward Wins High Score Prize
Cup Club members played bridge at Miss Mary Barton’s home on Eastern Heights Boulevard Monday evening. Miss Catherine Seward won the high score prize. Miss Mary Lou Dengate, soon to wed Frank Minkowski on January eighteenth, received the guest prize. A dessert course followed in the dining room where a Christmas tree and lighted tapers adorned the table. Miss Marion Romp of North Olmsted will host in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Barton
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Catherine Seward
Mary Lou Dengate
Frank Minkowski
Marion Romp
North Olmsted
Burns Supper Plans Made by Daughters of Scotia
At the Daughters of Scotia meeting last evening plans were set for the annual Burns supper on January 25. After the business session members honored newly married member Mrs. Lou Bonso Mary Penman with a gift shower and the refreshment table was prepared for twenty six guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotia
Lou Bonso
Mary Penman
Circle 1 Hosts Guests at St Pauls Church Meet
Circle 1 of St Pauls church gathered eighteen members and two guests in the church parlors yesterday. Mrs Harvey Welton entertained. Sunshine sisters spoke of holiday cards and gifts. Devotional led by Mrs Gus Quade. At meeting’s close Mrs Wirth invited Circle to meet at her Nichols Court home in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Harvey Welton
Sunshine Sisters
Gus Quade
Wirth
Nichols Court
Strohmeier to Broadcast From New York Friday Afternoon
Maurice Strohmeier of Amherst known as a soloist at St Mary's church will broadcast Friday at 2:30 PM over the NBC network from New York City and heard on WTAM under his professional name Charles Nail. Two weeks earlier a broadcast was canceled due to volcano eruption news from Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Strohmeier
Amherst
St Mary’s
New York City
WTAM
Charles Nail
Hawnail
Oxford Hostess Leads Missionary Society Study
Mrs. David Lindberg of Oxford uvenes led the Missionary Society at Emmanuel Lutheran Church last evening with the study on Our Neighbors the Jaws. Mrs. Arthur Tess opened with a devotional, followed by social hour and refreshments. The group adjourned to Tuesday February fourth when Mrs. Henry Straw of Oxford avenue will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lindberg
Oxford Uvenus
Missionary Society
Gmmanuel Lutheran Church
Arthur Tess
Henry Straw
Oxford Avenue
Apprentices Elevated at Harmon Lodge Meeting
Two candidates received the entered apprentice degree at Frank 8 Harmon Lodge during their regular session last evening. The group also approved routine business and announced an education program set for January 21 led by Deono Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank 8. Harmon Lodge
Deono Burns
Young People Plan Charity Dance at Cascade Hall
The Holy Cross church youth group met at the Holy Cross auditorium to discuss a January 11 dance at Cascade Hall at 7 30 tickets were handed out and proceeds will fund spring interior decorating of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Holy Cross Church
Holy Cross Auditorium
Cascade Hall
Mass couple welcomes 17th child in Methuen
In Methuen Massachusetts Mr and Mrs Henry Dubois celebrated their 17th child. The family now counts seven boys and ten girls as the stork continues its run.
Records Reveal Early Church Sexton Salary at Free Will Baptist
From Stanford Maine a 103 year old Free Will Baptist Church records show the first sexton earned nine dollars eighty seven cents per year. The duties included building care and supplying wood and oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Free Will Baptist Church
Church of Christ Thursday sale at 11 a.m. tax added
The notice indicates a sale at the Church of Christ on Thursday starting from 11 a.m. with tax to be added. The readable fragments do not specify location beyond the church name.Proceeding details not provided in the fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ Thurs
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Woman’s Club
Hear Quarterly Review
Carl Goetz
4Th St
Tioga
Johnston
East Second St
Fred Stegman
Norma Stegman
Rochester
New York
Eastern Star Chapter
M. M. Suppes
North Side Guild Elects
Heights Beauty and Barber Shop
River St
Mrs. Ericsson
Plan Theatre Party
Klec
Honor Burns
Circle 1
Strohmeier
Sexton
C.h.merther& Co
Axminster
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