Hospital Notes Admissions List With Names and Addresses
Admissions include Mrs William Sponseller Wellington Sam Nazy Amherst Frank Kruger Chertie Mrs Nathan Silverman Lorain Henry Krause Grafton Peter Lasky R D No 2 Mrs Charles Castle 415 Earl Court Mrs Jack Dillman 71S East Ave Discourses John Lewis Stap 7 Mrs Charles Prout baby girl 204 Marseilles Ave Mrs Ellis Jumont baby boy 634 Cambridge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sponseller
Wellington
Sam Nazy
Amherst
Frank Kruger
Nathan Silverman
Lorain
Henry Krause
Grafton
Peter Lasky
Charles Castle
Earl Court
Jack Dillman
East Ave
John Lewis
Charles Prout
Marseilles Ave
Ellis Jumont
Cambridge
Local clubs schedule evening meetings across Elyria
Tonight shows varied events. Literary Club hosts Mrs Henry Ingersoll Jr of West Ave. Sigma Omega Sigma meets with Beatrice Rudy of Oxford Ave. Business Woman's Dept at Woman's Club with guest speaker Mrs James Thomas on Peterboro Colony and special music. Various lodges societies and church groups hold meetings at Day's Music studios, G A R hall, Brookside School, YWCA, and other venues with dinners, card parties, recitals, and installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
West Avenue
Sigma Omega Sigma
Beatrice Rudy
Oxford Avenue
Business Woman's Department
Woman's Club
James Thomas
Peterboro
Knights of St. John
Nievine
Community Group Meetings Schedule This Week
The Helping Hand Society hosts a card party at the church home on 430 Second Street Wednesday evening. Franklin PTA runs an all day sewing for Red Cross at the school on Wednesday. Mrs. C D Rawson hosts Unity Club at 3522 West Sixth Street Thursday afternoon January 11. The Happy Helpers of Pilgrim Community Church meet at Miss Lottie Smith 400 Prospect Street Wednesday evening. Mrs Ludlow oversees. Fast Side Guild of St Andrews meets Thursday afternoon at 108 Cornell Avenue. Round Table Discussion Club gathers Friday evening at 210 Cleveland Street with I Peters speaking. L C B A meets Wednesday at the K of C hall to install officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Giles
Frank S. Harmen Ledge
Mary A. Chandler
D. of A
G. A. R. Hall
T. A. Cornell
Brookside School
B.he and
Lindy Lodge
Misses Whitney
Grafton Road
Women of Moose
Banco
Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society
Lorain County Medical Society
Memorial Hospital
Business and Professional Women's Club
First Congregational Church
Elyria Player's Club
Woodman Hall
Mothers Auxiliary
U. P. Church
American Legion
Noble Grands
Reoekah Lodge
Elyria Lodge
Mary
The
Helping Hand Society
Second Street
C. D. Rawson
West Sixth Street
Unity Club
Pilgrim Community Church
Lottie Smith
Prospect Street
St. Andrews
William Humphreys
Cornell Avenue
Engagement Announcement Faith Wilford and Robert Boylan
Miss Faith Wilford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fran O. Wilford, is engaged to Robert Boylan, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Boylan. The wedding is set for Wednesday January 24. Both graduates and attendees include Martha Washington College, Wooster College, Oberlin Conservatory, Notre Dame College, and Elyria High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Wilford
Robert Boylan
Fran O. Wilford
Seventh Street
J. C. Boylan
Miss Wilford
Martha
Washington College
Abingdon
Virginia
Wooster College
Oberlin Conservatory
Boylan
Notre Dame College
South Bend
Indiana
Elyria High School
Wilford
Pauline Gouges Wood Elected Worthy Advisor of Rainbow for Girls
Rainbow Girls elected Pauline Gouges Wood as Worthy Adviser and Catherine Fisk as Assistant Adviser. Other new officers include Muriel Lewis and Mary Schwert as Sisters of Hope and Faith, Audrey Squires as Treasurer, Phyllis Wheatley as Recorder, Elizabeth Campbell. Mother Advisor duty filled by Mrs. Edna Whitehead in absence of Jenkins. Constitution service planned January 22 with Charter grant and a guest appearance by George N. Clark. Open installation and dance to follow January 29. New advisory board members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Pauline Gouges Wood
Catherine Fisk
Charity
Muriel Lewis
Hope
Mary Schwert
Faith
Audrey Squires
Phyllis M. Wheatley
Elizabeth Campbell
Edna Whitehead
Jenkins
George N. Clark
Dad
Cleveland
Whitehead
Charles Barton
May Dramm
Grace Barton
M. Sherill
Anna Wilcox
Gertrude Baus
Charles Garford
Karl Kohler
Hazel Brodbeck
F. Heidrich
Laf-A-Lot Club Hosts Bridge Night At Bridge Home
Mrs G Blackwell entertained the Laf A Lot Club at 404 High Street Bridge with a bridge game. Prizes went to Mrs L Hastings first, Mrs W M Hawk second, and Mrs F Joviak consolation. Luncheon followed and next meeting is at Mrs A C Koehn 223 Glenwood Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Blackwell
High Street Bridge
L. Hastings
W. M. Hawk
F. Joviak
A. C. Koehn
Glenwood Avenue
Economic Group Hosts A A U W Evening Meeting
The American Association of University Women entertained Monday January eighth at Mrs. Gerald Frank's Garford avenue home. A round table symposium featured members portraying economic factions including Reactionary Capitalists Liberal Capitalists and others, aiming to persuade the imaginary Average Citizen. About thirty members attended with several out of town guests. The group plans a repeat program for high school classes and future entertainments are noted for January fifteenth and January twenty ninth at local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Gerald Frank
Garford Avenue
E. J. Howenstine
W. Nichols
Deane Burns
Nichols
Gentzell
Miss Kahnt
Howenstine
Gaudern
Plattner
George Hubbard
Albert Stegman
Educational Study Group
Oberlin
Betts
Pennsylvania
Hyman
Hamilton Avenue
Standard Bearers Group Met With Louise Reed
The Standard Bearers Group of the Methodist church met with Louise Reed of Lake avenue last evening with thirteen members and one guest present. Jean Price presided, Leora Chabanoff led devotions, and Genevieve Thompson reported on the study book How Far to the Nearest Doctor. A cake celebrated the hostess birthday and Marian Stanford will host February meeting at Columbus street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Louise Reed
Lake Avenue
Jean Price
Leora Chabanoff
Genevieve Thompson
Marian Stanford
Columbus Street
Building a Firm Foundation at Pilgrim Community Church
The Christian Endeavor Society met Sunday night led by Reverend Ludlow. After song and scripture there was an open discussion on Building a Firm Foundation. Officers installed in a candlelight service included President Ida Algrim and others. LeRoy Dengate and Mrs Horace joined as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Pilgrim Community
Chureh
Ludlow
Ida Algrim
Arthur Scrivens
Dollie Algrim
Mrs. Ludlow
George Scrivens
Thelma Meyers
Lookout
Ray Clift
LeRoy Dengate
Horace
Literary Club meeting at St Mary's Sodality reviews Newman works
The Literary Club of St Marys Sodality met in Parish Hall last evening. Miss Mildred Johns reviewed John Henry Newman by J Elliott Ross and also John Henry Newman by Sister Mary Aloysi. Miss Dorothy Plas read The Dream of Gerontius and selections from Loss and Gain by Cardinal Newman. A business session planned a lecture series by Reverend Edward J Murphy starting February fifth. Three new members Miss Rosella Wehlber Miss Clara Dumke and Miss Ann Klaber were admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Sodality
Mildred Johns
John Henry Newman
J. Elliott Ross
Mary Aloysi
Dorothy Plas
Dream of
Gerontius
Loss
Cardinal Newman
Edward J. Murphy
Rosella Wehlber
Clara Dumke
Ann Klaiber
The
Sodality
East Avenue Mugwumps Hostesses Stage Bridge Evening
Miss Elizabeth Hancock assisted by Miss Agnes Dengate and Miss Ethyl Milliren entertained the Mugwumps at her East avenue home last evening. Five tables of bridge were in progress with prizes tied in bright celonhearne packages. Winners included Helen Schrock Mary K. Miller Eleanor Hillmer Marian Henson and Mrs Kenneth Higgie. High score went to Nelda Jackson, second to Dorothy Banker and Marian Henson won third while Mrs Jack Peltz received consolation. Plans were made for a Valentine day dinner dance for members their husbands and sweethearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hancock
Agnes Dengate
Ethyl Milliren
East Avenue
Helen Schrock
Mary K. Miller
Eleanor Hillmer
Marian Henson
Kenneth Higgie
Nelda Jackson
Dorothy Banker
Thad
Jack Peltz
Brenner Birthday Party for Nathan Honored by Family
Mr and Mrs A M Brenner of 495 Middle Avenue hosted a birthday party for their ten year old son Nathan with twenty two friends. Guests enjoyed games and music followed by a luncheon served by Mrs Brenner. Nathan received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Brenner
Middle Avenue
Nathan
Confusion Ends on Bran Cereal Labeling Rules
FDA advises all cereal packages labeled Bran to state exact contents to avoid mislabeling. Kellogg's All-Bran is described as All-Bran Deliciously Flavored with Malt Sugar and Salt. It is promoted as a fiber-rich aid for regularity but not a cure for intestinal disorders without medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Food and Drug Administration
Kellogg’s
Kellittle Creek
Three Tiers in St Johns Club on Third Street Meeting
The Columbia Club a men s society of St Johns Lutheran church held a meeting last evening in the club rooms on Third street. Lester Burr presided and the program featured John Dilgren Elyria attorney and secretary of the local NA compliance board. He spoke on governmental authority across national and state bodies noting the liberal shift of the judiciary since 1918 and that local boards recommend to the National board on various complaints rather than arbitrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
Men’s Society of
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Third Street
Lester Burr
John Dilgren
Elyria
Dilgren
Supreme Court
Congress
National Board
Men of United Presbyterian Organize Mission Study Group
Enthusiastic turnout for the newly formed United Presbyterian men’s group as they meet in the church parlors for the third time with about twenty five members. Rev George Brown leads the study of American Missions titled March On with six lessons distributed to the group. Meetings occur biweekly with a social hour and refreshments afterward. A joint Session and Trustees meeting followed, appointing H F Paeth as publicity chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
George Brown
H. F. Paeth
Board of Trustees
Jefferson Junior High P T A Opens With Violin Recital
Jefferson Junior High P T A meeting featured four Jefferson students Goldie Nagy Pauline Wolf Dorothy Lingenfelter and Mildred Eckhardt in a violin quartet with Naomi Davis at the piano. Davis also played Hungarian March as a piano solo. Spenders committee reported twenty five dollars for library books ten dollars for basketball suits and five dollars for music for the junior orchestra. A Legion Hall January seventeenth milk fund event was discussed with fathers organizing an old fashioned dance. Harriet Hubbard spoke on educating children for present day living. Mrs A E Giles scheduled a piano pupil recital tonight at Days Music Star Studios with Elizabeth Chapman of Oberlin Conservatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Junior High P.T. A
Ohio P. T. A
Jefferson
Goldie Nagy
Pauline Wolf
Dorothy Lingenfelter
Mildred Eckhardt
Naomi Davis
Legion Hall
Messrs
Strohl
Slack
Nusthimer
Vietzen
Colby
Lingenfelter
MISS EILEEN O'DONNELL HOSTESS TO CLIO CLUB
Miss Eileen O'Donnell of Fourth street entertained the Clio Club last evening. After a bridge game Miss Shirley Webber won high score prize. A luncheon followed in the dining room with pink roses and pink tapers. Miss Marion Higgins of Bond street will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen O'Donnell
CLIO
Fourth Street
Bridge
Shirley Webber
Marion Higgins
Bond Street
McKinley School P. T. A. Lunch and January Meeting
McKinley School teachers enjoyed a luncheon hosted by the P. T. A. executive board led by Mrs. Harvey Cheney. The group voted funds for the milk fund and glasses for needy students, heard about Red Cross sewing, and planned a January seventeenth Legion Home event with the City Council P. T. A. and nurse insights on milk needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley School
Harvey Cheney
Herbert Cooke
Association
H. C. Elgar
C. LaBerge
Red Cross Sewing
Gerald Rice
Rice
Ellis
McKinley P. T. A
Legion Home
Ladies Auxiliary VFW meets on Broad Street for Christmas party
The Ladies Auxiliary V. FLOW. 1679 met last evening in Broad Street club rooms with strong attendance. Mrs. Anna Powell called the meeting to order as the Christmas party committee reported about one hundred children received candy and fruit gifts. A luncheon followed and members were urged to support the Ohio VFW membership drive marking the 20th anniversary of the VFW. a lunch was later served by a committee and the group adjourned to reconvene January 15 for a joint session with the Post in their club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
V. Flow
Broad Street
Anna Powell
Ohio V. F. W
T A D Club Elects Officers At January Meeting
The T A D Club met at Miss Julia Kovacs 571 West Third Street and elected officers for the coming year President Julia Kovacs secretary Julia Balas treasurer Irma Baksa social committee Helen Nagy and Olga Messaras A guest Loretta Foxx of Cleveland attended and bingo followed the business portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ra PD
Julia Kovacs
West Third Street
Julia Balas
Irma Baksa
Helen Nagy
Olga Messaras
Chinese Art Discussed At Elyria Woman's Club Meeting
Members of the Elyria Woman's Club Fine Arts Department heard Miss Elcie Johnston describe China's long art history including embroideries bronzes and porcelains. A trumpet trio by Robert Lee William Lersch and Oliver Townsend entertained attendees and a tea service followed before adjourning to February's first Monday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
Elcie Johnston
China
Robert Lee
William Lersch
Oliver Townsend
Jeanette Sheppard
Morris Hendricks
M. E. Hendricks
Ernest Crisp
George Colburn
Mrs Florence Smith Hosts Y W D Event
Mrs Florence Smith of Spruce street hosted the Young Women's Division gathering of the Second Congregational Church assisted by Mesdames Edna Baum Ruth Hollis. President Edith Botamer led the business session and Bertha Phipps gave a missionary reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Smith
2Nd Cong
Second Congregational Church
Spruce Street
Edna Baum
Ruth Hollis
Edith Botamer
Bertha Phipps
Anne Botamer
Edith Albrecht
Irene Stewart
Mrs Griffith Hosts Chu Chu Club At Ridge Street
Mrs Winifred Griffith entertained the Chu Chu Club last evening at her Ridge Street home. Prizes went to Miss Eleanor Earp first, Mrs Carrie Caughlin second, and Miss Olea Johnson was consolation. The party followed a hard times theme with lunch served in an old fashioned dining room. Mrs Ida DeVinney to host next at Park Place in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith
Winifred Griffith
Ridge Street
Eleanor Earp
Carrie Caughlin
Olea Johnson
Ida DeVinney
Park Place
Dubl Dec Club Visited by Mrs George Smith at Harvard Ave
Dubl Dec Club was entertained last evening by Mrs. George Smith at her home on Harvard avenue. Two tables of bridge were in play with prizes awarded to Mrs. Lloyd Reed first, Mrs. William Cox second, and Miss Garnet Cox consolation. Mrs. William Cox hosted guests, luncheon followed. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs. Leland Folk on East Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Smith
Dubl Dec
George Smith
Harvard Avenue
Lloyd Reed
William Cox
Garnet Cox
Leland Folk
East Broad Street
Darlene Laroe Wed William Ignasik in North Olmsted Home
Darlene Laroe foster daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Miller married William Ignasik son of Mr and Mrs Peter Ignasik yesterday afternoon at the home of Rev John Kuyper in North Olmsted. Attendants were Vivian Dunbar bridesmaid and Paul Adams best man. The couple plans to reside at 112 Seneca Street. Ignasik works at Couch-Uthe company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Laroe
C. H. Miller
Seneca Street
William Ignasik
Peter Ignasik
Lorain
John Kuyper
North Olmsted
Vivian Dunbar
Paul Adams
Oberlin
YWCA Board Meets. May Philadelphia Biennial Planned
The YWCA board met to review December committee reports showing Christmas activities relief work and services. They discussed the 18th Biennial Convention to be held in May in Philadelphia and hospitality for traveling delegations. a dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Elyria Association
Rainbow Class Elects Officers At First M E Church
The Rainbow Class of the First M E church met at Mrs Hazel Schmitkens home on Lake Avenue with 34 members present. Officers elected for the year include Hazel Weiseke president Lorene Braddon vice president Mildred Stearns 2nd vice president Olivette Lauck secretary Clara McMann assistant secretary Dorothy Ingersoll treasurer Marguerite Merthe assistant treasurer A social hour followed with refreshments served Assisted by Helen Lehman Elsie Schroeder Hazel Welseke and Cecile Pfeiffer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Hazel Schmitkens
Lake Avenue
Ella Peak
Hazel Weiseke
Lorene Braddon
Mildred Stearns
Olivette Lauck
Clara McMann
Dorothy Ingersoll
Marguerite Merthe
Helen Lehman
Elsie Schroeder
Hazel Welseke
Cecile Pfeiffer
Local Banquet Attended by France Family in Wooster
Mr and Mrs W M France and their son James attended the Jackson Davy banquet in Wooster Ohio with over eight hundred guests last evening. Miss Mary Schwert Brown hs ter is recovering from an appendectomy at home and cannot receive visitors. Mr and Mrs P J Mitchell Mrs Harry McKinley and Miss Joyca McKinley were in Youngs town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. France
James France
Wooster
Ohio
Mary Schwert
Brown Hster
P. J. Mitchell
Harry McKinley
Joyca McKinley
Youngs
Card party at Moose Home hosts Pedro and Bunco
Tonight the Moose Lodge invites members to a social evening featuring Pedro and Bunco. Prizes and lunch will be provided, creating a friendly gathering for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Pedro
Bunco
Town Gossip Notes From Elyria District
Yesterday several residents attended a funeral for Mrs. R. M. Shubler, a former Elyria resident. Local visits include Stella Hardy staying with the Millers in Camden and Loretta Peayoor visiting Cleveland friends. Mrs. Townsend travels to New Lexington due to her sister Harriett Garlinger’s death. Tony Kellogg leaves for Warm Springs, Georgia for care at the Hoke Foundation. Donald Cole improves after a mastoid operation at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Granger return to St Toronto from a three month visit with the Dykes on Cleveland Road. Mrs. Dyke hosts her son George and Mrs. H A Baker entertains guests from Kentucky. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Steven (Marian Hubbell) on January eighth at Elyria Centre. Judge and Mrs. Washburn depart for Akron for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
R. M. Shubler
Elyria
Stella Hardy
Second Street
George Miller
Camden
Loretta Peayoor
Cleveland
QO. KE. Townsend
New Lexington
Ohio
Hiness
Harriett C. Garlinger
Tony Kellogg
Louis Kellogg
Fourth Street
Warm Springs
Georgia
Michael Hoke
Warm Springs Foundation
Donald Cole
Clinton Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Granger
George Dyke
Cleveland Road
St .Toronto
Canada
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Franklin Parent-Teacher Association
Red Cross
K. of C. Hall
Pauline Gengry
Rainbow For Girls
Mrs. Blackwell
Economic Group
Frank
Middle Ave
Niews
Literary Club OF ST. Mary's Sodality
Hancock
Son
Ady
Presbyterian Church
Jefferson Junior High
Music Star
Elizabeth Chapman
Obtrlin Conservatory
Wintter Watts
Chamber Music Society
WOR. W. Auxiliary
Loretta Foxx
Nec
Potter Drug & Cheasical Corporation
Maiden, Mass
William Ignasikk
Rainbow Class
Birkline’s
Birkline
Second St
Crooks Kinney
Uncle Tom’s Ranch
Chestnut Ridge Rd
Bailey’s Market
Nichols Organization
Cor
Middle
Parseh Lumber A&a
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