E L Bailey Installed Noble Grand Of Elyria Lodge 103
Elyria Lodge No 103 I O F met in regular session with 125 present to witness the installation of new district representative H W Patterson of Lodi and his staff. The event included retiring representative Dr C J Miller, installation by visiting officers, and plans announced for by law change next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Bailey
Noble Grand of
Elyria
Elyria Lodge No
H.W. Patterson
Lodi
C. J. Miller
H. W. Patterson
Grand Lodge
Sho
E. L. Breckneck
Ralph H. Reinhardt
Karl J. Lehmann
Clarence H. Vincent
Frank T. Church
Frank McDonald
Warren
Clarence H. Baldwin
Edward Hoffman
Russell Dunford
Charles Hupp
John Gray
R. S
Martin Parker
Robert Stryker
H. G. Wilson, Sr
William Gehrke
Harland Vincent
Peter Springer
Lorain
Grafton
Dover
Robert Haeh
Elyria Lodge
Odd Fellowship
Miller
Brother Haebl
Lodge
D. D. G. M. H. W. Patterson
Noble Grand
EF. L. Bailer
Mary A Chandler Tent 122 installs officers at G A R Hall
The Mary A Chandler Tent No. 122 D of A held an install meeting in the G A R Hall with Florence Holcombe named president and Nellie Straw first vice president among other officers. Installing officer Mrs. Cora Musser and guests from G A R S U V WRC and D A R attended. next meeting set for Mrs. Carl Taylor’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Chandler
D. of
A. V. of the
G. A. R. Hall
Florence Holcombe
V. P
Nellie Straw
Cora Knapp
Lydia Sauires
Norah Abbe
C. M
Charlotte Lewis
Lettie Stevick
Women's Relief Corps
Abbey
G.A.R
Yingling
U. W
Stevick
Warner
W. R.C
Gull
Coniam
S. of U. V
Goodman
Palmer
Caroline Cotton
Lorain
Musser
Carl Taylor
Miss Dorothy Lee Arrives as Guest of Aunt in Charles Court
Miss Dorothy Lee of Cleveland arrives today to visit her aunt Mrs. Alice Phipps at Charles Court and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lee
Cleveland
Alice Phipps
Charles Court
Mothers Auxiliary to Entertain Fathers at Second Annual Meet
Twenty members of the Mothers Auxiliary of the United Presbyterian church met Tuesday evening at 247 Boston avenue for the January gathering. President C L Briatol led Bible study on Acts chapters one through seven. An outlook note from Miss Stephenson announced return to Elyria Memorial hospital nursing staff in February. The group discussed guiding children in leisure time. Next meeting will host fathers at the church. junior departments’ teachers to act as hostesses. Junior Mission band meets Friday after school. Refreshments and social hour closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Auxiliary
United Presbyterian Church
Alex Thompson
Boston Avenue
George Yost
H. F. Paeth
C. L. Briatol
Mias Stephenson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
W B A Dinner Precedes 1983 Officers Installation
Flowering plants and cut flowers decorated the tables at the Wurst hall as thirty-five Women’s Benefit Association members enjoyed a tureen supper at six. Lorain Review ladies and Cleveland deputy Mrs Helen Sawyer attended. The installation of officers, with Mrs Bertha Lyberger as installing officer, topped the meeting. President Mrs Emma Zahrig, re-elected for 1933, presented the outgoing officers with a gift. Next meeting set for January 24 at Mrs Little Nichols home 613 West River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurst
Women’s Benefit Association
Lorain Review
Helen Sawyer
Cleveland
Bertha Lyberger
Lorain
Emma Zahrig
Little Nichols
West River Street
Susanna Wesley Clase meeting plans quilt for family
At First Methodist church members met at Mrs. Eleanor Williams on Lodi Street to discuss upcoming plans. They cut pieces for a needy family quilt and solved jig saw puzzles. Hostess and her mother served refreshments to the nineteen young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley Clase
First Methodist Church
Eleanor Williams
Lodi Street
J . Mathis
Mies Maybelle Kofeke
Eiias Kofeke
Hortense Curtis Ae Hotesses
Card Party Follows Business Meeting
Following the regular meeting of the Auxiliary to the Knights of St. John at the K. of C. hall last night, fifteen tables of bridge and pedre were played. A prior plate luncheon featured pastel decor and favors. Prizes went to Mrs. William Keily first and Mrs. E. J. Stankard second in bridge, with Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Minnich winning pedre prizes. The next meeting is February 14 with a Valentine party format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
K. of C. Hall
William Keily
E. J. Stankard
Anderson
Minnich
Local church groups hold evening gatherings and supper
Tonight Marshall Chapter 47 works in Mark Master degree. Eagles Auxiliary meets Sunday. School Workers Conference at Emmanuel Lutheran at 7 10. Golden Glow Club meets with Mrs Kathryn Ryan. Neighbour conducts Bible class at 7 at Baptist church. Church of Christ annual meeting with supper at 6 30. Cora May Walton Mission Study Club at First Congregational. Dames of Malta meet in I C Q Hall. Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias. Men's Brotherhood at Second Congregational for dinner with wives at 6 50. St Pauls Church Brotherhood meets. Guests worship with Brotherhood of St Ester's Church Amherst. Junior Dept First Congregational SS meets with Jane Moody at Park Avenue at 8 PM.
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Marshall Chapter
Eagles’ Auxiliary
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Golden Glow Club
Kathryn Ryan
Third Street
Neighbour
Baptist Church
Church of Christ
Cora May Walton
First Congregational Church
Dames of Malta
Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias
Men’s Brotherhood
Senior C E Society Plans Future Meetings
Thirty-one members of the Senior Christian Endeavor Society of the Second Congregational church met for the monthly business gathering led by Burton Boynton in the church basement. Committees reported plans including February March attendance contest, a Valentine Courtship Tour, fund raising, a Japanese speaker for February, three months of leadership for prayer meetings, publicity efforts, and a county program. The meeting closed with songs and a blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Second Congregational Church
Burton Boynton
Eddie Pallas
Lookout
Walter Gehrke
Berg
Florian Hanenstein
Adelbert Hazel
Don Hecock
Missionary
Irene Upton
Violet Olmstead
Troop 3 Boy Scouts to Hold Court of Honor
Troop No 3 Boy Scouts meets at the Church of Christ for annual budget review and a Court of Honor Monday January 15 at the Finwood Scout cabin on Gulf Road. Twelve Scouts attend with four visitors and one official. merit badges, Second Class First Class and Star ranks to be awarded. program includes outdoor talks and music by Senior Patrol Leader Red Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Court of Honor
Red Fox
Tau Kappa Beta Initiates New Members at Gill Home
Members of Tau Kappa Beta sorority held a Monday gathering at Miss Jana Gill's home. The highlight was the initiation of three new members Rosetta Dyer Dorothy Rober and Wilma Struck. Prizes were awarded for bridge scores to Miss Charle t Somers and Miss Maidred Baily. Next meeting planned at Miss Betty Humphrey's home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau Kappa Beta Sorority
Jana Gill
Rosetta Dyer
Dorothy Rober
Wilma
Clarriett Somers
Maidred Baily
Betty Humphrey
Two Guests Attend Lorain County Medical Society Dinner
Dr. R. V. Gamble aged 36 and Dr. McIntosh, former County Health Commissioner now in New York City, were guests at the Lorain County Medical Society dinner at St. Andrew's church. Physicians from across the county attended as Dr. McIntosh spoke of his post county work since 1925. Dr. Benjamin Carlson of Cleveland delivered the main address on pneumonia and a general discussion followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Gamble
McIntosh
New York City
Lorain
Allen P T A Executive Board Holds Sewing Session
The Allen P T A executive board met yesterday at Mrs. Cyril Brecknock's home and spent the afternoon sewing for the Red Cross. They planned the February meeting program with speakers Miss Harriett Hubbard and Mrs. Orlo Flint, and a February card party was announced.
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admission names include Fuui Ledon Oberlin road Howard Kilnect D. No. 2 and Mrs. John Pollack 4 Bath street. Discharges include Mrs. Ray Spet baby girl Valley City Mr. Jo Bender R. D. No. 1 Lloyd Rev 227 Fourth street Nor % Hallis 315 East River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuui Ledon
Oberlin Road
Howard Kilnect
D. No
John Pollack
Bath Street
Ray Spet
Valley City
Jo Bender
R. D
Lloyd Rev
Fourth Street
Hallis
East River
Girl Scouts Meet at First Congregational Church
The Girl Scouts of Troop No met at the First Congregational Church at 4:00 oclock on Tuesday January 106th. The meeting opened with the regular formation. After the formal opening, short patrol meetings were held. The social portion featured games and knot tying. The gathering adjourned with singing Taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop No
First Congregational Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society Begins Study of China
The Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church started a China study at a meeting hosted by Mrs. George Mynchenberg Sr on West Avenue. Twelve members and two visitors attended with Mrs Brache as reader and Mrs Leemhuis leading devotions. A partial review of Living Issues in China was shared, and the group set February 14 to meet again with Mrs Frank Oertell. Two Oberlin Chinese girls are to attend and entertain the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
China
George Mynchenberg
West Avenue
Brache
R Leemhuis
Frank Oertell
Park Avenue
Oberlin
Central Guild of St Andrew Elects Officers
Central Guild of St. Andrew's church held its annual election of officers yesterday at Mrs. E M Anspacher's West Avenue home. Mrs. Barton was elected president, Mrs. Nettie Laundon vice president, Mrs. E W Rule secretary, and Mrs. Fred Kuhlow treasurer. After adjournment, refreshments were served and the group planned to meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Guild of
St. Andrew's Church
E. M. Anspacher
West Avenue
Barton
Nettie Laundon
E W. Rule
Fred Kuhlow
Frank Harmon's Lodge Hears John H Barkley
Worshipful Master Louis Hedrich presided over Frank Harmon Lodge No 663 F and AM held last night with many Past Masters present. The meeting featured a speech by John H Barkley past master of Laurel Lodge Cleveland who urged loyalty to institutions and a return to founding US fundamentals during this period of stress and reform. The address kicked off a series of educational lectures planned by Hedrich and his committee for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Heidrich
Frank Harmon Lodge
Am&m
John H. Barkley
Laurel Lodge
Cleveland
Brohim H. Squires
State of
Ohio
Bro
Bro Barkleys
Bro Barkley
Oro
Hedrich
Division C of 2nd Congs elects 1953 officers
The Second Congregational Church hosted Division C with twelve members and two guests. After a noon luncheon, officers were elected: chairman Mrs. J. E. Heckok, assistant chairman Mrs. H. Brillhart, secretary Miss Nelle Heckok, treasurer Mrs. E J. McRobets, sunshine treasurer Mrs. D. J. Fox, program chairman Mrs. F. Lovejoy. Next meeting set for February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
J. E. Hecock
H. Brillhart
Nelle Hecock
E J. McRobets
Sunshine
D. J. Fox
F. Lovejoy
L H Club Hosts Betty Sinnar Birthday Event
Betts Sannar hosted the L H Club at her home on Columbia Avenue. After the business meeting the group honored Jeanne Smith for her thirteenth birthday. Luncheon was served by Mrs. R E Sanna following several games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betts Sannar
Columbia Avenue
Jeanne Smith
R E. Sanna
Business Women's Dept Hosts Bridge Party at Club House
The Business Women's Department of the Women's Club met last evening for a business session followed by a bridge party. A refreshment course was served before adjournment. The department sponsors a card party set for Saturday afternoon January four teenth at the Women's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women's Dept
Business Women's Department
Women's Club
Women’s Club
Ridgeville groups schedule meetings and a dance
The Ridgeville Mother Study Group meets Thursday at 3 PM with Mrs Zuras in charge. East Carlisle PF. T. A. convenes Friday Jan 13 at 8 PM at the school, speaker Mrs C. M. Ackerman. A Sacred Heart church basement dance is set for Thursday Jan 12 by the Misses Tackacs Derik Diosy Folacsek with John Derik’s orchestra. Lake Avenue Sewing Circle meets at Mrs Albert King’s Friday afternoon due to Red Cross annual meeting. The Men’s Club at First Congregational hosts a dinner meeting on Thursday at 6 30 with W Macha speaking on The Problem of Crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Sacred Yeart
Mary Tackacs
John Derik
Elizabeth Diosy
Anna Folacsek
John Resar
Lake Avenue
Albert King
The
Red Cross
W. Macha
Mansfield Reformatory
First Congregational Church
Junior Mission Societies Honored by W H M Society
Mrs Minnie Brown led the lesson Jesus the Friend of Children at the Women s Home Missionary Society annual meeting in the Be Jean room. Queen Esthers Mothers Jewels and Home Guards members presented recitations readings and a piano solo Elvira Brown led a piano piece. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Brown
Jesus
Women’s Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Be Jean
Queen Esthers
Mothers Jawels
Home Guards
Fritz Rudin
Ann McClellan
Jeanette Kirby
George Johnson
Elvira Brown
Galaxy Club Meets With Eleanor Hillmer
Galaxy Club members were entertained by Miss Eleanor Hillmer at her home 817 Park Avenue last evening. Bridge was the diversion with Mrs Theodore E Seward winning high, Miss Ora Champion second, and Miss Winifred Seward consolation. A luncheon was served by Mildred Hillmer. A short business session followed. next meeting set for January 24 at Mrs T E Seward's home 129 Cascade Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galaxy Club
Eleanor Hillmer
Park Avenue
Bridge
Theodore E. Seward
Ora Champion
Winifred Seward
Mildred Hillmer
Rose
Green
T. E. Seward
Cascade Street
Vestrymen Re-Elected At St Andrew's Parish Meeting
At the annual St. Andrew's church meeting a tureen dinner preceded the session. Vestrymen were re-elected for 1933 after an address by Rector E. B. Redhead who noted the church met its obligations despite financial distress. Reports showed strong activity and a treasury balance. The young people presented a play The Star Flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Church
E. B. Redhead
Redhead
Kappa Beta Kappa
Mrs Charles Vietzen Hosts St Pauls Circle Meeting
Mrs Charles Vietzen hosted Circle No 3 of St Pauls church at her Foster avenue home for a business session with ten members. They discussed future activities and were urged to attend the Woman's Union meeting on West Thursday and reminded of the Fellowship supper January 16 and the Federation meeting in Valley City tomorrow, two weeks with Mrs Leo Meyers on Eastern Heights boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vietzen
Circle No. 3
St Paul's Church
Foster Avenue
Circle
Womans Union
West
Fellowship
Federation
Valley City
Leo Meayers
Eastern Heights Boulevard
First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society Meeting Receives Care
A well attended afternoon work meeting preceded a six o’clock dinner for members of the Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Jay Brown opened devotions, Dr. B.R.E. Neighbour spoke briefly, with Mrs. B. Davidson and her Sunday School class providing the program on Home Missions. Special music featured a duet by J ina Jackson and Alberta Howk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Jay Brown
BR. E. Neighbour
B. Davidson
Hew
Onic
Jiha Jackson
Alberta Howk
Ladies Aid Meeting Planned by Second M. E. Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the Second M. E. church will meet at Mrs Knuchels home on 11th street Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second M. FE
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
Second M. E. Church
Benefit Dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday
A benefit dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday evening January 13 features Cook's Orchestra performing for a community cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook
Bride Elect 18 Honored At Kitchen Shower
Miss Dorothy ODonnell, to marry Ray King of Lorain, was feted at the Kaiser home on Second Street with five bridge games. Prizes went to Mary Elizabeth Foster, Vera Price, and Kathleen MacDonald. Guests included Myrtle Girl, Mary Elizabeth Foster, Marguerite Taylor from Cleveland, and Vera Price from Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kaiser
Margaret Claycomb
Claire Emerich
Kaiser
Second Street
Dorothy O'Donnell
O’donnell
Ray King
Lorain
Mary Elizabeth Foster
Vera Price
Kathleen MacDonald
Welty to Address Elyria Women’s Republican Club
M H Welty former Lorain County Auditor will speak at the Elyria Women’s Republican Club January meeting at eight o clock Tuesday January 17 at the Woman’s Club. His remarks on the present tax situation are expected to be enlightening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Informal Tea Follows W A Executives Meeting
An informal tea followed a session of the executive board of the Woman's Association of the First Congregational church. The meeting was held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. S. G. Shaw's Harrison street home. The discussion outlined plans for the association's work in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association of the
First Congregational Church
S. G. Shaw
Harrison Street
Local social notes include weddings births and visits
In Media last evening Lorain and Medina Funeral Directors met at the Longacre home. Ed Welsh and F C Billings with Carl L Taylor attended. Ray Francis Brown former St Andrew Episcopal organist will direct Fisk Jubilee Singers at Severance Hall Cleveland next Monday. Brown is Oberlin Conservatory graduate and Jubilee director for six years. Visitors include Mrs J Calder from Torrington CT, Mrs W Wilder, Mr and Mrs Robert Cheney announcing a January 10 birth Robert Charles at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Other entries cover Mrs Helen Sawyer from Cleveland visiting, Mrs George Schieferstein Sr of Amherst visiting Bath, Mr and Mrs Joseph Erde of Center Street welcoming son born January 10 at Elyria Memorial. Margaret Elizabeth Foster of Cleveland visiting Dorothy ODonnell. A C Berg of Amherst as Bath Street guest. Vera Price of Lorain visiting Margaret Claycomb. Ruth Krebs of Cleveland visiting sister Harland Johnson. Margaret Taylor of Cleveland visiting sister J C Welsh. Maxine Horn of Lakewood visiting Adellee Bullock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Welsh
F. C. Billings
Carl L Taylor
Lorain
Medina County
Leland Longacre
Ray Francis Brown
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Fisk Jubilee Singers
Severance Hall
Cleveland
Brown
Oberlin Conservatory
Jubilee Singers
J. Calder
Torrington
Connecticut
W. Wilder
Fifth Street
Robert 5
Cheney
Blaine Street
Robert Charles
Helen Sawyer
George Schieferstein
D Sr
Amherst
H. E. Pomeroy
Bath Street
Joseph Erde
Center Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Margaret Elizabeth Foster
Dorothy O’donnell
O’donnell
Notre Dame Academy
A. C. Berg
Amherst, C
H E. Pomeroy
Vera Price
Margaret Claycomb
Fourth Street
Ruth Krebs
Harland Johnson
Longford Avenue
Margaret Taylor
J. C
Bills and resolutions dumped into Ohio legislative hopper
The notice outlines a jury trial for all accused of violating statutes or municipal ordinances. It lists Armbruster Henry and Welch Hocking with changes to election judge pay, tax penalties, and penalties for late June taxes, plus changes to automobile tax licenses and valuation rules, with Kemp Licking proposing further prohibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armbruster
Henry
Welch
Hocking
Kemp
Licking
Practical Mornings Pattern 9485 for Misses Frock
Attractive homemaker frock features pointed details and contrasting binding. Long slenderizing lines suit larger figures, best in dark ground cotton for practicality and economy. Pattern 9435 sizes 36 to 50. yardage given. steps included. Catalog offers Marion Martin styles and transfers. order by mail with payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Martin
Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Ohio Senate Proposes Broad Tax and Election Reforms
A long list of near final draft items covers tax and expenditure limits for state workers and campaigns, regulation of partition fences, medical and occupational disease definitions, and procedural tightening for hearings on industrial claims. Provisions include license fee changes, officer removals for tax delinquencies, and measures on term lengths, child labor, and pre primary conventions. Additional items seek armory land conveyance, banking deposit guarantees study, and a referendum on tax measures in 1933 with sorrow noted for Horace W. Colston.
Ohio law proposals on taxes bonds and governance
A list of 1930s Ohio ballot items includes Gunsett proposing a flat two dollar car tag fee plus value-based property tax, Lower calling for pay only for days worked by public school teachers, Emmons seeking higher bond thresholds, Pfeiffer proposing health director appointment, Handley granting judges power to remit fines, Sheppard proposing a 1 percent real estate sales tax, Master advocating compulsory auto insurance, Espy backing private-home placement for non-resident minor wards, and other measures. It also notes a commission to study state bank deposit guarantees and a move to scrap direct primaries in favor of party conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunsett, van Wert
Muskingum
Emmons
Summit
Pfeiffer
Franklin
Public Health Council
Handley
Hamilton
Sheppard
Master of
Donovan
lLucas
Lloy
Scioto
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Eam Aolel Aera Nee
Susanna Wesley
C. E. Society OF Second Cong's
BOY Scouts
TAU Kappa Beta
Medical Society
Allen P. T. A
GIRL
First Cong's
Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society
Central Guild OF ST. Andrew
Frank
Harmon Lodge
2Nd Cong
L. H. Club
Betty Sinnar
East Carlisle
PF. T. A
C. M. Ackerman
W. H. M. Society
ST. Andrew's Parish
ST. Paul's Circle
Baptist Missionary Society
M. H. Welty
W. A
Henke Beauty Shop
Pettit
Logan
Byrne
Lucas
Haefner
Mahoning
Beard
Montgomery
Bohnert, Pickaway
Pollock, Stark
Armory
City of Allance
Spaght
Wing
Vinton
Myron
Harter
Marion
Horace W. Colston
Marion County
Gillespie
Paul
Wainwright
Courtland St
Numerology
Nichol’s
Broad Street
Andress
Birkline’s
Second
Fone
Ewspaagy
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