Society Calendar Highlights Local Gatherings Tonight
Orne Sempre hosts Mrs. F Smith at 331 West Street while B and P W Club cards at Woman's Club at 8. Deal Me In meets Mrs. Mayme Smith on West Hiver Street. Sr Friendship and Hi Y meet at Y W C A gym at 7 15. Church of Christ holds annual meeting with a Tureen supper at 6 30. Reverend Ralph E Valentine speaks with election reports. Methodists hold mid week devo at 7 30. Cora May Walton Mission Study Club dines at 1st Congl Church. Marshall Chapter R A M meets in Masonic Temple. Rolin F E Hinksen Post and Aux Mary and Dames of Malta meet Blue Triangle Club at Y W C A. Mid Week Bible study covers Matthew 1st 10 chapters at 2nd Congl Church. Chapter from Findlay Portrait of Peter given by Mrs Frank Spencer. St Paul’s Brotherhood meets at church Junior Mission Society at U P Church after school. United Presbyterian prayer meeting at 7 30 followed by choir rehearsal. Past Matrons Elyria Chapter Order of Eastern Star hosted luncheon with Mrs Mabel Garford. Floral decor and favors mark placeholders. Mrs Ralph Williams of Detroit attended. Mrs Florence Steger named president. Mrs Garford treasurer.
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Orne Sempre
F. Smith
West Street
P. W
Woman's Club
Mayme Smith
West Hiver Street
Church of Christ
Ralph E. Valentine
Methodist Church
Cora May Walton Mission Study Club
1St Cong’l Church
Elyria Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Mabel Garford
Muarners
Middle Avenue
Ralph Williams
Detroit
Michigan
Florence Steger
Garford
First Evangelical Church
Katherine Kuhn
Dewey Road
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Congregational Church
Woman's Union of
St. Peter Evangelical and
First Methodist class entertains hostess Myrna Parrish
Mrs Myrna Parrish entertained Plus Ultras class of First Methodist church at 230 Stanford Avenue Tuesday evening. President Genevieve Robson led a devotional and prayer. Eighteen members answered roll call with one guest present. A paper products project was adopted. Christmas baskets for welfare work were reported. Chinese checkers capped the evening with scores rewarded to Tatu Huckney and Ruth Barnhart. Refreshments were served by Mrs Parrish with Emma Lou Eldred Ruth Holobach and Mildred Byers assisting. On February 14 Marjorie Griffin will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Myrna Parrish
Stanford Avenue
Genevieve Robson
Tatu Huckney
Ruth Barnhart
Parrish
Emma Lou Eldred
Ruth Holobach
Mildred Byers
Marjorie Griffin
East Avenue
Postscript Club Hosts Bridge Evening in North Olmsted
The Postscript Club met Mrs. Don Wotring in North Olmsted for a bridge night with prizes to Miss Myrtle OConnor and Maxine Roling. Members will honor each member on her birthday and plan a January twenty fourth gathering for Miss Lucille Roling and sister Miss Maxine Roling. Luncheon featured poinsettias and white tapers. attendees will attend a Springvale dance Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wotring
North Olmsted
Myrtle O'Connor
Maxine Roling
Lucille Roling
LaGrange Road
Poinsettias
Springvale
Elyria Council Endorses Babcock for State Councilor
Elyria Council and Dr. O U A M journeyed to Lorain for a District No 1 meeting led by Louis Tisdale. Members endorsed E H Babcock of Painesville for state councilor. Banquet menus were discussed but May banquet was deferred due to absences. Orphans Home degree set for Cleveland on Sunday June 18. The meeting closed with a Lorain Council lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Louis Tisdale
E. H. Babcock
Painesville
Cleveland
Lorain Council
Girl Scouts Troop 2 Plans Hike After Armory Meeting
Troop 2 of the Girl Scouts met in the Armory yesterday starting with a horseshoe formation. They planned an overnight hike for Friday night and Saturday at the Findley cabin. Patrols work on world knowledge badge and first and second class Scouts on the architect badge. The meeting closed with Goodnight Circle and Taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Findley Cabin
Fathers Night and Club Meetings Across Local Societies
Mrs. Russ Aungst hosted twenty Mothers Auxiliary members at 114 Hamilton Avenue with Mrs. Ben Varsey assisting. A Father Night will feature a men led program. Alpha Beta Gamma held at Gertrude Blakeley’s. Bettye Karlow is president. Upcoming chili dinner January 18 at Dee Konsesky’s home and a theatre party planned. The parish group discussed Christian life topics and a Parents Magazine article. Publicity chairmen of the Parent-Teacher Association met with Mrs. George Tulk to review records and district/ state publicity plans, with district Ashland conference in February and a state convention next Fall. Tea time concluded with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Aungst
Hamilton Avenue
Ben Varsey
United Presbyterian Church
Ned Palm
C. L. Bristol
St Paul
Robert Roberts
Parents Magazine
Alpha Beta
D. Farkas
Fourth Street
Parent-Teacher Association of
George Tulk
East River Street
W. R. Cavanaugh
Ashland
Tulk
Practice For Initiation At Eagles Auxiliary Meeting
The Eagles Auxiliary held a 60 attendee practice last night in Eagles Hall. Clara Jensen presided as four candidates were initiated and admitted into the Auxiliary, with a prize to be awarded Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Clara Jensen
Toledo
Mabel France
Florence Alexander
Bingo
Licenses Granted to Four Local Residents in Ohio Towns
Licenses issued to Benjamin Fitzpatrick, 22, Elyria, painter. Pearl Campbell, 18, Oberlin. Also licensed were Milton Shipman, 21, Carlisle township, farmer. Dorothy Rathwell, 18, Russia township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Fitzpatrick
Elyria
Pearl Campbell
Oberlin
Milton Shipman
Carlisle Township
Dorothy Rathwell
Russia Township
Hospital plans offer wide coverage and new policy
The notice advertises Group wholesale and three individual hospital plans valid at any U S or Canadian hospital. It promotes The New Professional '60' with $500 accidental death benefit priced at $1.00 monthly. Contact Mrs E C Barclay at 128 Grant Street or call 39 934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Canada
E. C. Barclay
Grant Street
Mrs Jessie Conram Hosts Patriotic Club Meeting
Mrs Jessie Conram will entertain the Patriotic Club at her home on Princeton avenue tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Conram
Patriotic Club
Princeton Avenue
Miss Jer ry Cooper Hosts Mixed Shower In Amherst
Mrs. Bruce Boehler honored at a miscellaneous shower in Amherst with bingo prizes won by Margaret Berger and Mrs. George Innes. A two course luncheon followed as guests including Lois Stiwald and numerous locals attended. Separate notices list midweek church activities and Women’s Union circles meeting Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Jerry Cooper
Bruce Boehler
Lois Stiwald
Margaret Berger
George Innes
Alice Becker
Florence Heussner
Elyria
Clair Stiward
Ernest Cooper
George Towne
Roy Hoffner
Milton Nabakowski
Leroy Rahl
Gordon Hoffner
Dale Lee
Harry Hutton
Albert Barck
Pleasant L O L club gathering at Mrs Dale Livingston home
A pleasant evening with L O L members at Mrs Dale Livingston's Oak Street home last night. Mrs Steve Kasper and Miss Helen Lindway won prizes. Miss Jane Walend presided as president and Miss Leona Zgoda secretary treasurer reported on last year's activities. Red and white tones decorated the setting and a luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. L. Club
Dale Livingston
Oak Street
Steve Kasper
Helen Lindway
Jane Walend
Leona Zgoda
Sigloe Club Hosts Surprise Shower for Mrs Hylkema
Last evening the Sigloe Club honored Mrs. John Hylkema with a surprise shower at Mrs. Ed Knierim's East avenue home. Prizes awarded to Charlotte Moore Rosemary Cluley and Betty MacDowell amid hearts and dance. Quiz games entertained, social hour then a decorated dining room with favors. Next meeting set for Tuesday January 17 at Ruth Kelling's West avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hylkema
Ed Knierim
East Avenue
Sigloe Club
Hylkema
Charlotte Moore
Rosemary Cluley
Betty MacDowell
Sigloe
Ruth Kelling
West Avenue
Literary Club Resumes Meetings After Holiday Recess
The Literary Club resumed meetings with an informal evening at Mrs. George Johnson’s Park avenue home. She shared her trip to Birmingham Memphis and New Orleans historical spots. The group then surveyed current literature. Guests departed after a salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Club
George Johnson
Park Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Joseph Kuzinski of 146 Huron Street and Mrs. Al Schuster route No. 3, Mrs. George Dunham of Cleveland Road, Mrs. John Pawli kowski at 841 Bond Street, Mrs. Steve Gerush in Oberlin. Discharges include Mrs. Hoy Gardner of Wellington, Joseph Feher at 109 Blake Street, John Holcomb and Walter Cox of La Grange, Fred Prosser of LaGrange, Mrs. Andrew Pitman at 277 North Olive, Lawrence Flora of North Olmsted, Ralph Mahlich at 106 Floral Court, Robert Hewitt of Colonial Apartments, Herbert Wilson on East Avenue, and Charles Harris in Howard, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kuzinski
Huron Street
al Schuster
George Dunham
Cleveland Road
John Pawlikowski
Bond Street
Steve Gerush
Oberlin
Hoy Gardner
Wellington
Joseph Feher
Blake Street
John Holcomb
la Grange
Walter Cox
LaGrange
Fred Prosser
Andrew Pitman
North Olive
Lawrence Flora
North Olmsted
Yankees' Owner Seriously Ill
Col. Jacob Ruppert owner of the world champion New York Yankees and brewer is critically ill at his Fifth Avenue apartment. The 71 year old bachelor has been confined to bed since April with complications after phlebitis. His condition worsened yesterday and death bed rites were administered by a Catholic church official.
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New York
Jacob Ruppert
Loyal Workers to Meet at Irene Towne’s Home Thursday
The Loyal Workers class will gather Thursday evening at 7 30 at Irene Towne’s home. The Epworth League sponsors a box social at the church parlors Friday evening open to the public. Ladies are asked to bring a lunch box and hot drinks will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Towne
Epworth League
Legion Auxiliary Tea At New Home Afternoon Guests From Lorain
Lorain auxiliary invited the local legion auxiliary to a tea this afternoon from 2 to 5 p m in the new legion home. County auxiliaries will be guests. A series of card games followed with honors going to Mrs Emma Shaffstall Elyria and Mrs Alvin Brown. Lunch was served by Misses Minnie and Helen Sabliers and Mrs J J Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Lorain
Legion
Emma Shaffstall
Elyria
Alvin Brown
Minnie
Helen Sabiers
J. J. Ryan
Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland Meet in Session
Jessamine Lodge, Daughters of Scotland, held a regular meeting Tuesday evening. The group conducted games of chance after the business session with honors awarded to Mrs. Stanley Hall. Lunch was provided by the Misses Anna and Katherine Robertson and Mrs. Lillian Short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Stanley Hall
Anna
Katherine Robertson
Lillian Short
Admissions: Mrs. Ray Condite and Miss Elizabeth Hood
Two admissions list notable individuals, Mrs. Ray Condite of South Amherst and Miss Elizabeth Hood of Lorain, as part of an ongoing enrollment or acceptance notice highlighting their affiliations with local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Condite
South Amherst
Elizabeth Hood
Lorain
Knights of Pythias pinochle tourney opens at Pythian Hall
The first of four pinochle games sponsored by the Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters was held Tuesday evening at Pythian Hall with 13 tables active. The winning team will be named after the January 24 meeting. Mrs. Henry Sharp earned the special prize as the joint committee of organizers lists Mrs. A. C. Kreeger Mrs. George Carter Mrs. Ed Young Mrs. W. C. Schaeffer A. C. Kreeger H. A. Monger Franklin Moebius and L. J. Henes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
Henry Sharp
A. C. Kreeger
George Carter
Ed. Young
W. C. Schaeffer
H. A. Monger
Franklin Moebius
L. J. Henes
Circle Two hosts St. Ann's Society meeting notes
Mrs. George Menz hosted Circle Two of St. Ann's Society at St. Joseph Church on South Main. Officers were reelected: president Mrs. Carl Bodman, secretary and treasurer Mrs. J. A. Wesbecher. Pinochle honor to Mrs. Cc. G. Aschenbach. Fan Tan won by Mrs. Carl Bodman. Victorian Guild planned January 28 dance at Lorain Country Club. high bridge scores by Mrs. Joseph Radican and Mrs. Irvin Telzerow. Lunch for 12. next meeting with Mrs. William Bodman in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Menz
South Main Street
St. Ann’s Society
St. Joseph
Carl Bodman
J. A. Wesbecher
Cc. G. Aschenbach
Fan Tan
St. Joseph’s Church
Robert Finnegan
West Street
Lorain Country Club
Joseph Radican
Irvin Telzerow
William Bodman
Park Avenue
Devotional and business meeting of Intermediate League
The Intermediate League of the church held a Tuesday evening gathering in the church parlors. Vincent Strauss led the devotional, with members reciting prayers and scriptures and a talk by Dr. Niemeller. Newly elected officers presided at the business meeting. Lunch followed for 20 served by Thelma Sprenger and Lois Ehlert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate League of St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Vincent Strauss
Wilma Holzhauer
Dorothy Brucker
Dorothy Berger
Francis Decker
Raymond Slumski
Niemeller
C. E. Schmidt
James Schulz
Thelma Sprenger
Lois Ehlert
Former Secretary and Aid To Chiang Kai Shek Speaks Here
Col. Thomias Tchou, once secretary and aide to General Chiang Kai Shek, will lecture in Elyria at the First Methodist Church auditorium under a church group’s sponsorship. An authority on China and the Orient, he has traveled across Europe and Asia, once visiting Russia with the Sherwood Eddy party. He is Edinburgh University educated and fluent in English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomias Tchou
Chiang Kai Shek
China
Elyria
Church of Christ
First Methodist Church
Tehou
Orient
Shanghai
Europe
Asia
Sherwood Eddy Party
Russia
Col
Tchou
University of Edinborough
Scotland
Must Die For Slaying Of Hamilton Officer
The Ohio Supreme Court dismissed the appeal of John W. Cline from a death sentence for the slaying of Hamilton Patrolman Aaron Lauback during an attempted gasoline station robbery on January 28, 1937. The court set February 1 for execution in the state electric chair at the penitentiary. Cline, 24, of Butler County, was convicted of the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
John W. Cline
Butler County
Hamilton
Cline
Ohio
Aaron Lauback
Lauback
Club Marks Fifth Year At Session In Lorain
The Shufflers Club in Lorain marked its fifth anniversary with Mrs B Springowski hosting at Broad way. Five Hundred was the main game with prizes to Mrs L Matuszak Mrs Betty Khan Mrs E Dolmar and Mrs W Wilbert Elyria. Elyria guest Mrs J Polchey was consolation. Salad course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
B. Springowski
Broadway
L. Matuszak
Betty Khan
E. Dolmar
W. Wilbert
Elyria
J. Polchey
J. Gerea
William Wilbert
John Polchey
G. Rodachy
Medical care for dependent sick remains local burden
A local government faces an outstanding challenge in providing medical care for dependents who are sick. The issue highlights budget strains, service gaps, and calls for policy action to ensure reliable care.
Oberlin piano professor to perform on special Thursday program
Professor Axel Skjerne of the Oberlin Conservatory will play several piano solos on the Oberlin College broadcast this Thursday from 3 to 3 30 EST on Mutual. The program, originating at WHK Cleveland, also features Miss Evelyn Heepe, a continental dramatic favorite making her first U S radio appearance on tour. Skjerne, Danish native, joined Oberlin in 1927 after extensive European and South American tours and is a friend of Miss Heere, a University of Copenhagen faculty member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Axel Skjerne
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Oberlin College
Evelyn Heepe
United States
Mutual Broadcasting System
WHK
Cleveland
Skjerne
Denmark
Miss Heere
University of Copenhagen
Ruth Bryan Owen to Speak at Medina High School
Ruth Bryan Owen will address the Medina High School auditorium on Tuesday evening January 24 at 8 PM. The appearance in Medina is sponsored by the A. A. U. W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bryan Owen
Medina
Medina High School
Peterson's Ointment Adverts Promise Quick Relief
Thirty years ago a Buffalo druggist devised a formula for reef from the lighting and amarting caused by piles. The remedy gained rapid fame nationwide as users shared experiences. Try this unique formula before giving up. Peterson's Ointment offered with a money back guarantee. Get a 36c box or 60c tube from any druggist with a hard rubber applicator.
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Peterson
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