Coal Weighing Ordinance Passed on First Reading
An ordinance to regulate coal and coke sales by requiring weighed loads and licensed weighers passed its first reading after removing an emergency clause. Councilman Elmer Nelson objected to the emergency feature and the weigher provision, while W G Smith supported passage on first reading. A special committee was appointed to review the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Vanoster
Elmer Nelson
Nelson
W. G. Smith
Smith
Council
Everett Wilson
George Thompson
James Scott
Anna Kennedy
Notley
St Pauls Elyria Evangelical Church reports growth and balanced budget
At the St Pauls Evangelical Church annual meeting in Elyria more than 200 attendees heard reports of growth across the Young People class Sunday School and Women’s Union Circles. The Women’s Union contributed 275 last year helping the church come from a 19 deficit to a black balance. The pastor Rev Ernst Irion reported about 400 members 11 baptisms 61 marriages 11 deaths and 22 in the current confirmation class with 16 new members and one withdrawal. Otto Mischka Albert Pallas Julia Hillier and Harry Anderson were elected to the Church Council for three years. Albert Pallas is Lorain County’s top Sunday School attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Church of
Elyria
Otto K. Mis
J. K. Bishop
Otto K. Mischka
Albert Pallas
Julia Hillier
Harry Anderson
Lorain County
C. W. Menz
Albert Vietzen
Karl Lehman
Albert Wockenfus
Church Council
E. O. Pallas
Evangelical Women’s Union Association
Paul Bourquin
St. Paul’s Church
Ely P U A Meeting Members Hear Education Talk
R C Maston speaks on Which Way Education at Ely Parent Teacher Association. He urges breaking from tradition to strengthen schooling with household arts and trades. Third grade program includes Virginia Goodwin piano solo and a trade jingle. Card party for free milk fund set for January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Maston
Ely Parent Teacher Association
Maston
Miss Werner
Virginia Goodwin
Phillis Choate
Legion Hall
Hi Times Club hosts a Hard Times party evening
Members of the Hi Times Club enjoyed a social evening at Miss Catherine Eslinger's home with a best costume prize won by Alice Keller. Bridge awards went to Mrs. Ed Archambeau and Mrs. B Burham of Lorain. Cascade Lodge Met at Miss Carrie Snoble home with new officers installed led by Frank Snoble president and Sylvia Chervenka vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Times Club
Catherine Eslinger
Alice Keller
Ed Archambeau
B. Burham
Lorain
Dorothy Gurney
Cascade Lodge No
Carrie Snoble
Frank Snoble
Sylvia Chervenka
Bessie Youngman
Mary Neuman
Rose Kasik
Harry Dickens, Jr
B. B. B. Club
Cleveland Street
John Justovik
Elyria
Leo Sinclair
Howard Barrington
Banco
Sam Avery
Dickens
William Cook
Clark Street
Annual Vestry Election At St Andrews Church
Guests gathered last evening at Miss Marsh Rushin’s home for January 20 informal event. St Andrews church annual meeting followed, parish reports showing active work. Vestry men elected for one year: S. 3d. Rockwood, George Smart, J. E. Robson, W. A. Dehm, M. E. Hendricks, George Dyke, J. E. Champion, Seward Henson, Robert Goacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews Church
S. 3d. Rockwood
George Smart
J. E. Robson
W. A. Dehm
M. E. Hendricks
George Dyke
J. E. Champion
Seward Henson
Robert Goacher
King Solomon's Lodge to Meet for Annual Inspection
King Solomon's Lodge met in regular session and scheduled a special meeting for next Monday evening. Right Worshipful District lecturer Theodore F. Humphries of Cleveland will be present for the annual inspection. Work in the third degree will be conferred on one candidate. A luncheon and social hour will conclude the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon's Lodge
Theodore F. Humphries
Cleveland
Riding Tea Ends Holiday Party With Local Riders
Miss Madge Murbach hosted a riding tea Saturday afternoon for a group of young horse enthusiasts. They rode along West Ridge road and river road to return to town for tea at her home. Attendees included Jane Henry Mary Franklin Miriam Faxon Dorothy Snyder Madge and Anne Murbach and Mrs. R W Hancock. Out-of-town riders were Mrs. Margaret Hill of Cleveland and M Keep of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Murbach
West Ridge Road
River Road
Miss Murbach
Jane Henry
Mary Franklin
Miriam Faxon
Dorothy Snyder
Madge
Anne Murbach
R. W. Hancock
Margaret Hill
Cleveland
M. Keep
Lorain
Mon day Colonial Club Hosts Afternoon Social
Mrs. C. D. Gull of Earl Court entertained sixteen members and one guest of the Monday Colonial Club yesterday afternoon with a game of five hundred. Luncheon followed then plans reported for a future meeting at the Woman's Club House on Fourth Street hosted by Mrs George Browne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Gull
Earl Court
Monday Colonial Club
Gull
George Browne
Fourth Street
Wellington Welcomes Beal First Baby of 1934
A baby boy named Wellington Beal was born at Oberlin hospital to Mr and Mrs Clayton Beal on Friday. Mother and child returned home yesterday. Miss Alice Bird extension agent will address Wellington Farm Women's Club on Friday afternoon at the Grange hall on removing spots and stains from clothing. The meeting includes a covered dish lunch and an linen/clothing stained demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Welfare and American Home Department
Woman’s Club
Berenice Pyke
Cleveland
Clayton Beal
Oberlin Hospital
Master Beal
Wellington
Alice Bird
Lorain County
Wellington Farm Woman's Club
Grange Hall
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Miss Helens Kolashi
N. Christiana Ave
Chicago
Ill
Box
Moulton
Ala
Dr. Wynekoop
Alice Wynekoop
James Whitney Hall
Jeff
W. W. Smith
Dr. Hall
Wynekoop
R. CG. Maston
Ely P. U. A
Gotham
Ono
Miss C. Eslinger
Cascade Lodge
BUNCO
Gates School
Jean Wright
ST. Andrew's Parish
King Solomon’'S Lodge
Elyria Riding Club
Mrs Gull
Colonial Club
Miss Bird
Oxford
Coats
Raglans Chesterfields
POLO
Fleeces
Meltons
Wales Coats
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