Woman's Club Board Meeting Highlights Activities
The Woman's Club Board of Managers met yesterday with Mrs A% Robinson presiding. Reports from officers and committees covered The Gauntlet review and January events for the American Home and Child Welfare, junior club activities, and upcoming guest speakers including Mrs Clarence Goldthorpe of the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs. January plans include joint junior-senior meetings, Miss Berry visit, police program by Helen Morris, and a Gauntlet book review. The Dale Carnegie class in public speaking concluded its session led by Prof James Holmns of Kent State University, with Thursday class night at the VFW hall on Second Street. guests invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biyria
Chih
Board of Managers
A.%. Robinson
F. A. Lawrence
Richard Mackey
American Home and Child Welfare Department
William Benninghall
George Lyons
Clarence Goldthorpe
Ohio Federation of Woman's Clubs
America Home and Child Welfare
Miss Berry
Wilbur Clark
Social Progress
Helen Morris
Cleveland Police Department
William Benninghoff
A. C. Schilleman
Dale Carnegie
James Holmns
Kent
State University
Caiss
V. F. W. Hall
Second Street
Miss Margaret Spears Sets Date For Her Marriage
Miss Margaret Spears announces her marriage to Ames Phalen of Atirange. The wedding will be February 9 at the bride’s parents home in Partleryville. Associations in Idla-Niv club honored Miss Bet y Schaefer. dinner and bridge prizes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Spears
Liga Vega
Ames Phalen
Atirange
Sloan Gray
Ed Yost
Miss Spears
J. Spears
Pottersville
Michigan
Pats Ferville High School
Colon Corporation
Phalen
Mary Phalen
Fatinage
Palleryville
Idla-Niv Club
Betty Schaefer
Sam Price
Seventh Street
Hate
Old Blakeslow
Misa Jeanette
Luuntheati
Blakeslee
Oberlin Road
Miss Schiefer
Andrew Hrkvniak Jr
Local personals note several Elyria visitors and births
Mrs Myrtle Rowland and daughter Irene of Cleveland were Elyria visitors yesterday and attended the Daughters of America meeting. Mrs Hoyland was joined by her son Kenneth in the evening. Rudolph, returned for the Philippines, called his parents from San Pedro California. Elaine Chebunoff Yeoman I/c returned to Norfolk after a ten day leave. Kathryn Helen and Anna Skorke depart for Los Angeles to visit brother John Powers A/S from Great Lakes. Mr and Mrs McKinley Stone welcome a daughter born January 11 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Joseph Matick announce a daughter born January 8 at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Rowland
Irene
Cleveland
Elyria
Daughters of America
Hoyland
Kenneth
Settalion FR. Rudolph
Philippinés
F. J. Rudolph
West Avenue
San Pedro
California
Elaise Chebunoff Yeoman
I/c
Lodge Installs New Officers In Daughters of America
The Daughters of America held an installation after a business session in the K ool P hall. Officers installed included Ethel Hambley and Clara Sutliff with Myrtle Boyland and Rose Boals among the color bearers. Next meeting January 22 features initiation and district deputy inspection February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
K. Ool P. Hall
Tacey Sayles
Myrtle Boyland
Cleveland
Meer
Rose Boals
Vivian Knapp
Sarah Bridges
Ethel Hambley
Clara Sutliff
Garland Dunfee
Regina Robinson
Issociale
Tweey Sayles
Mildred Yves
Counncilor
Ann Raphael
Jerry Branndt
Dorothy Keyser
Bertha Hammer
Ammal
Orthurd
Mima Zaheley
Treasseer
Zurnath McHenry
Atyelle Haun
Stes. Molenry
Sayles
Hammer
Edna Albright
Mes. Zabrhy
Ways End
Mes. McHenry
Ctuneh
Mchenry
Tonute
Terence Rayland
Development Of American Music Outlined By Society Speaker
Dr Karl Grossman of Cleveland outlined early American music from 1620 to 1820 at the First Congregational cast, tracing Pilgrim culture, Bay Psalm Book editions, the rise of singing schools, and early American composers such as William Billings Hopkinson and Handel influences, with demonstrations and readings for audience members including Miss Marjorie Bannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise
ART Society
Karl Grossman
Cleveland
Grossmiai
Western Reserve University
Fred ©. Ruth
Winchester
Amereva
York
Jludee Lowell
Chester
Ballings
Francis Hopkinson
George Washington
USA
di Grossman
America
Andrew Barton
Yarher 2 Die Written Ten Years Before the Revolut (Or After the Revoluaer
Fiomanuel Bach
Apiene Bf
Bascen
la Creston
TBS
Fogo
Pola
Rhea
Kitchenrithers To Celebrate Their 50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charley Kitchenrither celebrate their golden wedding at 346 West Street where they have lived 48 years. They wed January 14 1886 at St Marys Church with Rev Fr Shaffield. Both are Elyvians and invites extend Sunday calling hours 2 5 p m and 7 30 to 10 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Kitchenrither
Thei Nresent
West Street
J. T. Shaffield
St. Marys Tchurch
Folk tunes echoed in a Dr Grossman concert
Dr Grossman accompanied a vocalist in a recital featuring native ballads and unpub lished tunes. The program included The Dying Cur Boy, Bachelor’s Song, Johny Riley, Barbara Allen, and Frog Went Courting, all recorded and archived in the Congressional Library.
High School P T A Hears Outstanding Educator at Dinner
Elyria P T A honored Miss Lentz at a dinner attended by about 100 members. Dr Walter A Zauge of Bowling Green State University spoke on The Place of the High School in the Program of American Education, tracing secondary school development from 1635 to the rise of junior highs. He outlined ten goals for modern high schools and urged support from teachers and parents. The event featured the school orchestra, chaired by EB Baxer, and a farewell gift to Miss Lentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenté
Walter A. Zauge
Thidirman
Department of Educalon d
Bowling Green State University
Américah
Zaveer
América
Boston Latin Grammar School
Pennsylvania
Boston
Old Central
Chicago
America
Zaugg
Walter VonBrock
EB. G. Baxter
Elyria
P.T.A
J. F P. O'Connor
Community club notes and meetings in Detroit area
Tonight many groups convene including Mothers clubs at 7:45. Deb Luciano hosts a Methodist Education Board gathering at 8:30, while the Rainbow Mothers meet in O.P.5. Dames of Malta gather at I.O.C.F. hall and the RAM Marshall Chapter convenes at the Masonic Temple. Red Cross Nurses Ald meeting postponed to February 13. First Christian church to hold annual meeting with a turreen dinner at 6:30. Birthday prizes noted from a bingo event at 349 Cambridge Avenue with a luncheon and gifts for Betty Masher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty
Ruth Beak
Detroit Road
Gates BT
Sterling Club
Rene Barta
Clara Barnes
Caroline Aléeet
Army Air Corps
Wottian
Hamilton
Bohn
DebLuciano
West Avenue
Methodist
Christian Education
Rainbow Mothers Club
O.P
Dinlig Foon
Dames of
Malla
C.F. Hall
Cora May Walton
St. Agnes P.T. A
Ruth Winchell
St. Paul's Churchmen’s Brotherhood
St. Paul's Choir
First Christian Church
Ann Knipper
Camlbridge Avenue
Betty Masher
Carey
Installation of WS 6 8 officers at First Methodist
Mrs Gordrey installed as president of WS.6.8 at a Tuesday afternoon meeting in the First Methodist church. Retiring president Miss Helett Osborn opened the session. Officers named include Mrs H L Gordrey as president and Mrs M F Elliott as recording secretary. other posts listed with names. The program closed with a playlet Peace Through His Cross directed by Mrs M P Blintt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helett Osborn
Methodist
Caner Courtney
H. Lb. Corte Drey
Ier
M. F. Elliott
E. Bellbower
Irené Bush
M 1
H. Townsend
Eheistian
J. Ov
C. Shupbert
H. W. Courtney
Childyork
Rhodes
F. Sams
H. Kirkpatrick
Sunshine
E. Cawise
L. J. Boothroyd
Cordrey
Iank
IM. PY Bblintt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's Club
St. John's
Roth
Florence Stark
St. John's School
Harry Ciorski
Clark Street
Misa Molen Mashuisky
George Reese
St. Louis
Liverpool
Tater
Welsh's Curtain and Rug Shop
W. Bridge St
Lodge
Klyrn
PF Todge
Verne Schubert
Harold Stier
Air Corps
Daa
Uedustriet Representat Uve
Grant Lodge
Ralph Strong
Theunewick
Thomas Wildey
Henry K. Shaw
Northwest
Spansa
Henes
Myngee
Effa Brown
Musical Art Society
Kitchenrithers
Gerald Leonard
Parent-Teacher Association
Kroger's
Mrs. Gordrey iIs
QverTonce
Schwind's Picture Store
2Nd Street
Thane
Elyria Fish Market
East Avenue
CH. Merthe & Co
Muskrat
Fed
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