Society Tea Highlights Cosmopolitan Club Guests at YWCA
The Cosmopolitan Club and friends visited the YWCA parlors for an afternoon tea hosted by the Metropolitan Club. Prof P D Sherman of Oberlin spoke on Lizette Woodworth Reese, noting her pastoral poetry and notable works like Handful of Lavender and A Branch of May. An instrumental quartet performed, with Mrs D A Baird and Mrs King Fauver guiding the tea service. About fifty attended. Katherine Rogers hosted Uneeda Class at her Oberlin road home, where girls played rum and pinochle, with Alice HKlnech and Josephine Mischka high scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Metropolitan Club
P. D. Sherman
Oberlin
Lizette Woodworth Reese
Baltimore
Sherman
Miss Reese
Sidney Lanier
Gerald Frank
George Waln
Evelyn Steck
Marjorie Reisinger
D. A. Baird
King Fauver
Y. W.ca
Katherine Rogers
Uneeda
St. Paul’s Church
Oberlin Road
Alice Hklnech
Josephine Mischka
Roberta Tiffin
Alma Wirth
Road to War Talk Highlighted by Ninety Five Club
Walter Millis essay presented by Mrs. W H Stark at Ninety Five Club meeting. Hostess Mrs Walter Davies hosted lunch at Sixth street home. Agnes Repplier essay read by Mrs C H Cushing. Next meeting set for January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Millis
W. H. Stark
Ninety Five Club
Walter Davies
Sixth Street
Agnes Repplier
C. H. Cushing
School Absences Reduced by Colds Plan Say Vicks
Vicks chemists report three-year clinical tests on 14,702 people show the Plan for Better Control of Colds cuts school absences due to colds by about 40 percent among 3,118 children. Results indicate fewer, shorter, milder colds for followers, with home guidance for mothers in Elmira and trial packages of Vicks Vatronal first aid and VapoRub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks
Elvria
Vicks Vatronal
Ado’t
YWCA Plans Annual Banquet Date Set
Representatives met to plan the YWCA annual banquet to be held Tuesday January 28 at 6 80 o clock in the Methodist church. Committees include hostesses decorations program hospitality with named chairmen and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. West
G. E. Gould
Enid Funting
Robert Wilson
Roy Clymer
Alice McCracken
Sylvia Chervenka
Hazel Wilson
Alberta Wright
Mabel Wade
Pauline O’million
Jeanette Shrubsole
D. W. McLeod
Gertrude Hoton
Geraldine Wilson
Jean Brillhart
Knights Of Pythias And Sisters Induct Officers
After a brief Pythian Sisters session, a joint installation with the Knights of Pythias installed officers. Dorothy Hastings and Florence Brown presided. names include Evelyn Ernst, Marian Shrubsole, Elizabeth Ernst, Irma Schnarr, Ruby Smith, Edna Manzelman, Bertha Lyberger, plus Emmett Gregg, J. A. Adams, Floyd Ostrost. A social time followed. Sisters meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Dorothy Hastings
Katherine York
Esther Seekins
Evelyn Ernst
Marian Shrubsole
Elizabeth Ernst
Irma Schnarr
Margaret McKibben
Ruby Smith
Edna Manzelman
Bertha Lyberger
Florence Brown
Emmett Gregg
J. A. Adams
Floyd Ostrost
Lorain
Ll. C. Colson
Carriles Swartzle
Herbert Bennett
John Andrews
Ora Barton
Steve Lengel
Rawson Hultz
Frank Ketchum
Captain Sullivan to address First Methodist church group
Captain Jack Sullivan of San Dusky will speak to members and friends of the King's Daughters class at the First Methodist church tonight at 7 30 after a tureen dinner. Dinner for members and families is at six, followed by an invitation to interested friends to hear the Salvation Army captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sullivan
Sandusky
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church
Captain Sullivan
Salvation Army
Luncheon Hosts Bridge Wits at Mrs Meschke Home
Mrs Emil Meschke entertained Bridge Wits at her Harvard avenue home yesterday at one o clock. Following the games Mrs Carl Swiers won high score and Mrs William Burton received consolation. In two weeks Mrs Ernie Erber will host at Charles Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Meschke
Bridge Wits
Harvard Avenue
Carl Swiers
William Burton
Ernie Erber
Charles Court
Local readers depart for warm Florida and west coast trip
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hutt and their son of 218 East Ninth street left today to spend the remainder of the winter in Eustis Florida. Raymond Staskiews of 1814 Middle avenue left Tuesday for Los Angeles California. In South Amherst yesterday several women attended an all day meeting of the Lorain Co Federation of Evangelical Women's Unions at St John's church including Mrs John Jehle Mrs H Anderson Mrs J Schuster Mrs M Lyndon Mrs R Barbknecht Mrs D F Deer Mrs K Kaley Mrs Schultz Mrs Klein Mrs VW Wirth Mrs Dan Anthony Mrs F O Pallas and Mrs A Vietzen along with Reverend and Mrs Ernst Irion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hutt
East Ninth Street
Eustis
Florida
Raymond Staskiews
Middle Avenue
Los Angeles
California
South Amherst
Lorain Co. Federation of Evangelical Women’s Unions
St John’s Church
John Jehle
H. Anderson
J. Schuster
M. Lyndon
R Barbknecht
D. F. Deer
K. Kaley
Schultz
Klein
VW. Wirth
Dan Anthony
F. O. Pallas
A. Vietzen
Ernst Irion
Calendar of church and club meetings in Elyria area
Calendar entries list preparatory service at C P church at 7 30 mission study club and choir rehearsal at six First Congregational church Elyria Hobby club George Jones of Oberlin to speak King’s Daughters class supper at six Kappa Beta Kappa bridge party at the Woman’s club Round Table club with Mrs Frank Wilford Eight Bells with Anagelene Tomazir Zeta Upsilon anniversary party Gables Tau Chi study meeting Northwest Encampment No 128 meets I O O F temple Triple Three Club with Margaret Smith Rollin E Hinkson Post Auxiliary W V F meets Woodmen hall Townsend Club No 1 card party 156 Middle avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P Church
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
Elyria Hobby Club
Elyria Savings and Trust
George Jones
Oberlin
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church
Kappa Beta Kappa
Woman's Club
Round Table Club
Frank Wilford
Seventh Street
Eight Bells
Anagelene Tomazir
Zeta Upsilon Sorority
Gables Tau Chi
Northwest
I. O. O. F. Temple
Triple Three Club
Margaret Smith
Fairmont Street
Rollin E. Hinkson
Wv. F. W
Woodmen Hall
Townsend Club
Middle Avenue
Study South America Girls Meet at United Presbyterian Church
Sixteen members gathered at the United Presbyterian church for Emma Dean Anderson Circle supper. Doris Jane Barber presided and outlined points to be earned by April first. Elizabeth Meredith led the lesson on Women Under the Southern Cross with a South America description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Emma Dean
Anderson
Jeanne Smith
Marjorie DeLong
Doris Jane Barber
Elizabeth Meredith
South America
Winifred Meredith
Mire. C. L. Bristol
Christ
Hostesces
Vivien Horace
Miriam Paeth
Clara Mae Gibbons
Surprise Birthday Party For William Tong
William Yong of 208 Second Street was surprised by sixteen relatives and friends at a Wednesday evening party. Pinochle provided entertainment with prizes for the ladies going to Mrs. R Gornell, Mrs. E Towne, and Miss Bermes Jungebluth. W. Gornell, Arthur Standen, and Merle Eddington received awards. Other guests included Jane Mackie, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Gallagher, all of Lurain, Dorothy Raby, the Tong family, Miss Alberta Junebluth, and Harold Towne. A luncheon concluded the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Yong
Second Street
R Gornell
E Towne
Bermes Jungebluth
W. Gornell
Arthur Standen
Merle Eddington
Jane Mackie
Sylvester Gallagher
Lurain
Dorothy Raby
William Tong
Alberta Junebluth
Harold Towne
Club Elects Officers for H. H. L. Club Meeting
The H. H. L. Club met at LaVonne Yan cer’s home on Dewey Avenue for a business session and officer elections. Elected: President Helen Koehn, Vice President Beatrice Violet, Secretary Naomi Walker, Treasurer Rose Schuster. Bunco prizes to Mrs Tresya Schmauch and Betty Hahn. Refreshments served, next meeting at Naomi Walker’s home with Arline Buswell as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. L. Club
LaVonne Yancer
Dewey Avenue
Helen Koehn
Beatrice Violet
Naomi Walker
Rose Schuster
Bunco
Tresya Schmauch
Betty Hahn
Arline Buswell
Altar Guild Elects Leaders In Annual Meeting
The Altar Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal church held its annual meeting at the rectory. Elected president for the new year was Mrs E B Redhead with Miss Viola Haynes as vice president and Mrs Archie Pen found as treasurer. A program featured Dr E B Redhead explaining Epiphany, Mrs Edward Champion reading The Star in a Well, and Mrs William Dehm reading The Three Kings. Social hour and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
E. B. Redhead
Viola Haynes
Archie Penfound
Edward Champion Gaven
William Dehm
Installation of Lt. Governor Russell Glass in Cleveland Hotel
At the Cleveland Hotel ballroom last evening the annual installation of Lt. Governor Russell Glass drew 450 Kiitanians and friends. Eighteen Sixth Division clubs were represented with Governor Albert Cox of Canton officiating. Following dinner, dancing and cards were enjoyed by Elyrians including E Stevens and numerous local couples. Postscript Club planned birthday observances with Miss Maxine Roling to be honored next, while bridge yielded top scores to Lucille and Maxine Roling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvrianus
Russell Glass
Cleveland
Albert Cox
Canton
Elyrians
E. Stevens
Co. P. Shively
Herbert Lees
A. R. Tite
H. C. Steger
R. Nichols
Robert Hand
T. Beasley
R. R Ritter
A. Hi. Waters
Postscript Club
Jeanne O'Connor
Indian Hollow Road
Maxine Roling
Mary Margaret Finegan
Howe Street
Margaret Persenski
Lucille
Mary O'Connor
Fai Com Club Hosts Evening at Marie Kelling Home
Miss Marie Kelling opened her Eighth street home to Fai Com Club members last evening with Mrs DeEtte Burdue and Miss Adella Arndt as hostesses. Miss Jeanne Little chaired the meeting in the president’s absence. Monopoly games followed. Bob Chapman will host the group on Thursday February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kelling
Eighth Street
DeEtte Burdue
Adella Arndt
Fai Com Club
Jeanne Little
Monopoly
Bob Chapman
PT A Members Meet In Interesting Sessions
Last night at Allen school about 180 people attended a joint meeting of Ely Garford and Allen Parent Teachers Associations. The program featured entertainment led by Joe Boddy with Paul Wainwright’s singing plus sound films from J R Dall and a variety of local performers and acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pt.a
Allen School
Ely, Garford and
Allen
Cyril Brecknock
Clfford Woodfill
William Griffin
Allen Executive Board
George Green
Joe
Boddy
Paul Wainwright
Irene Upton
J. R. Dall
Texas Pals
South Ambhurst
Bill Hetchen
Wellington
Keith Brasselle
Bing Crosby
Elyria
Gene Re Sar
Johnny Resar
Gloom Busters
Page
Sutliffe
Wayne Garland
Kenneth Lord
Harold King
Fred Wigginton
L. C. Fidler
Miss Moehl Hosts Club Night At Earl Court Home
Marvelle Moehl entertained at her Earl Court residence with TH. 8S. Club members present. Bunco provided the diversion, Milly Davies crowned high score while Mary Robson played Ruth Oviatt. Ongoing plans show Ruth Oviatt of Cornell Avenue will entertain in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvelle Moehl
Earl Court
Bunco
Milly Davies
Mary Robson
Ruth Oviatt
Cornell Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List in City Notes
Admissions include Mrs. Clarence Eckenroad, 610 East Broad. Henry Nix, 425 W Second. Lillian Warmee, Lakewood. Julius Takawa, 178 Abe Road. Gerald Rice, 245 Fifth Street. Mrs. Walter Rust, 279 Marselles Avenue. Discharges include Mrs. Francis Becker, 714 Lake Avenue. Mrs. Edward Wolfe, baby boy, 222 Longford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Eckenroad
East Broad
Henry Nix
W. Second
Lillian Warmee
Lakewood
Julius Takawa
Abe Road
Gerald Rice
Fifth Street
Walter Rust
Marsellles Ave
Francis Becker
Lake Avenue
Edward Wolfe
Longford
Bethel Shrine card party aids Sunshine project
Bethel Shrine Nos. 24 held a card party last evening directed by Mrs. Nancy Jenkins and Mrs. Ralph Young. Twelve tables, prizes awarded to Mrs. Arthur Richwine and Wilfrid Bowdler, second to Mrs. Fred Allen and Mr. Crawford, consolation to Mrs. Fargo and Arthur Richwine. Refreshments served after games. Earlier, February fifth event at Y W C A parlors hosted by Mrs. Bernice Kunkle, Mrs Fred Sasse, and Mrs Paul Waisbrod replaces the regular Auxiliary event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine No. 24
Nancy Jenkins
Ralph Young
Supreme Shrine Sunshine Project
Arthur Richwine
Wilfrid Bowdler
Fred Allen
Crawford
Fargo
Y. W. Co. OA
Bernice Kunkle
Fred Sasse
Paul Waisbrod
Club Has Fine Program At Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs. May hosted the Woman's club yesterday for its first 1936 Culture club meeting. Speaker E J Bond discussed Mennonite and Amish history and faith. Mrs. Fred Sheldon presented on stained glass and noted the Rose Window of St John the Divine in New York. Mrs. Hubbard reviewed two months of news and year events, with next meeting set for January 23 hosted by Mrs John Everard at one o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Heard
Woman's Club
Culture Club
E. J. Bond
Fred Sheldon
St John the Divine
New York City
W. F Hubbard
John Everard
Ninth Street
British Empire Club Hosts Card Party With Prizes
Members and friends gathered in the club hall for a card party. Prizes in whist went to Mrs. Tom Kirk and Mr Harry Barnes, while Mrs. Margaret Sparks and William Moore won in bridge. Banco prizes went to Mrs. Peter Minnich and J. Morrison. A business session followed and luncheon was served. A future event is planned for January 17 under Mrs. T. G. Walker’s direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Club
Tom Kirk
Harry Barnes
Margaret Sparks
William Moore
Peter Minnich
J. Morrison
T. G. Walker
Meeting of Girl Scouts at First Congregational Church
Girl Scouts of Troop No 1 met yesterday afternoon at four at the First Congregational church. Miss Joyce Duckett conducted in Captain Rodgers absence. Rol call and several games were played. The meeting closed with the Girl Scout song and taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
First Congregational Church
Joyce Duckett
Rodgers
Licenses Granted in Local Port Areas
Franklin L. Simonson of Rochester township and Laurice O. Cowen of Kipton receive marine engineer licenses. Arthur H. Marquis of Carlisle township and Helen D. Bortner of Amherst township are issued clerk licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin L. Simonson
Rochester Township
Laurice O. Cowen
Kipton
Arthur H. Marquis
Carlisle Township
Helen D. Bortner
Amherst Township
East Side Guild Elects Officers at St Andrew's Church
Mrs. Lee Taylor was re elected president of the East Side Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal church. Elected officers include vice president Mrs J E Betteridge secretary Mrs A R MacDonald treasurer Mrs Robert Rice sun shine treasurer Mrs Harry Trumpy. Reports were read and the treasurer's statement was gratifying. A luncheon preceded the meeting and members quilted in the afternoon. Miss Norah Abbe will open her home for the January meeting and a joint guild meeting is planned for January 22 in church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Taylor
East Side
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
J. E. Betteridge
A. R. MacDonald
Robert Rice
Sunshine
Harry Trumpy
Norah Abbe
Fourth Street
Welcome New Members to Daughters of Sahara Meeting
The Daughters of Sahara met with Mrs. Ethel Sparks and two Cleveland guests May Fletcher and Mr. Hawkins. Six new members joined. Prizes were won by Mrs. Iva Simmons, Mrs. Wessell, and Mrs. Klara Schaub. Refreshments followed. next meeting planned for February 13 Valentine party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Sahara
Ethel Sparks
Winckles Street
Cleveland
May Fletcher
Hawkins
Iva Simmons
Wessell
Klara Schaub
Review of Sir Wilfred Grenfell book entertains Research club
Mrs. Frank Spencer delivered a fine review of Roo mance of Labrador by Sir Wilfred Grenfell to Research club members. The session was at Mrs B J Reisinger’s Lake avenue home with Mrs. Frances Kindig as assistant. A social hour followed. On January thirtieth Mrs. May Heard will host at her East avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Grenfell
Labrador
Frank Spencer
Research Club
Xirs
B. J Reisinger
Lake Avenue
Frances Kindig
May Heard Will
East Avenue
Phi Kappa Sigma Meet at Rosa Rosa Home on Foster Ave
Phi Kappa Sigma held a business meeting hosted by president Jane Crowe at Rosa Rosa's Foster avenue home. A bake sale was planned and the evening featured bridge and dancing. Refreshments were served and the club adjourned to meet in two weeks at Babe Bennett's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Sigma
Rosa Rosa
Foster Avenue
Jane Crowe
Babe Bennett's
Phi Deltas Entertained at Harvard Avenue Home
Mrs. Robert Rice hosted Phi Delta club members at her Harvard avenue residence. Norma Donahue of Lorain won first prize in the danco, with Norman Kaiser taking second. A two course luncheon in red and green was served to members and guest Mrs. Kaiser. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Boher ick in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Parent-Teacher Association
Mansfield
the Gables
Mothersingers Organization
Miss Stewart
Carl Taylor
Robert Rice
Phi Delta Club
Harvard Avenue
Norma Donahue
Lorain
Norman Kaiser
Kaiser
Boherick
Card Party and Colonial Club Meetings Announced
Meetings Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans will hold a card party at Mrs. Evans Beebe Court Saturday evening. Colonial Club meets Monday at 1 30 p m at Mrs. George Brownell Park Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans
Evans
Beebe Court
Colonial Club
George Brownell
Park Avenue
Annual Reports of Division A Church of Christ Meeting
Members gathered yesterday noon at Mrs. KE W Baird’s Blaine street home for a threen luncheon. Sixteen members and six guests were served. Mrs. D A Baird led the devotional, annual reports were given, plans for the future discussed, and a contest entertained the ladies with winners Mrs H S Wells and Mrs J D Funk. Mrs D A Baird will host the next meeting on Garford avenue Thursday February sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
KE. W. Baird
Blaine Street
D. A. Baird
H. S. Wells
J. D. Funk
Garford Avenue
Constitution Approved During Social Meeting at East Broad Street
The constitution was read and approved last night during a gathering hosted by Dot Kaiser on East Broad street. Sub Debs attended, and after the business portion a luncheon followed with the hostess’s mother aiding in service. The next meeting is January 23 at Bev Vaughn’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sub Debs
Dot Kaiser
East Broad Street
Bev Vaughn
Club Plays Pinochle Hostess Plans Next Meeting
The Happy Pinochle Club met last night at Riverdale Court with Mrs. Diederich as hostess. A three course luncheon followed an evening of games. Awards were given to Mrs. Agnes Halderman Mrs. Emma Scheuneman and Mrs. Nora Gagen. In two weeks Mrs. Gagen will host at her home on Wurst Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Pinochle Club
Diederich
Riverdale Court
Agnes Halderman
Emma Scheuneman
Nora Gagen
Soldiers Going Off To War Like Sheep To Slaughter
A grim comparison likens soldiers marching to war with sheep heading to slaughter, conveying stark contempt as they file along the road.
Hart's Poultry Market Ad
Hart's Poultry Market offers stewing hens at 25 28 and 30 cents per pound with light springers for frying and springers for roasting. Fresh eggs cost 38 cents per dozen. Poultry dressed to customer preference with daily order fulfillment. Corner 2nd and Chestnut Street contact 5874 by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart’s Poultry Market
2Nd
Chestnut St
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YWCA
Knights of Pythias and Sisters
Sullivan
Drexel
Oxford
Selby Arch Preserver
Society
National Republican
Illinois
Bertha Baur
Chicago
Congress
Gold Coast
mid-West
South
America
Surprise Wm. Tong
Club
Fai Com
Ruth
Edward Bembower
Howard Gollmar
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Mary Louise Harrison
Wilma Varga
Eleanor Potyok
Miss Harrison
Andy Strinka
Miss Jaycox
Daniel Traicoss
Helen Szabo
Betty Abahazi
Rose Doman
Elizabeth Jenkins
Lucius Jenkins
Raymond Coon
Helen Szaboslas
Romy Coon
Pauline Potyok
Alex Szabo
Walter Piskuran
Miss Moehl
Oi! Heights Beauty and Barber Shop
AIS F. River St. Thone
Guild
Phi Deltas Entertained
Tioga
Johnston Gift and
East Second St
Rytex
Carl Goetz
4Th St
Birkline’s
Our Dreams
Ingdon
Ge Lic
LUAU
Abs Praca
Reet
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