Elyria Woman's Club Reports Active Departments
The Elyria Woman's Club January meeting featured reports from all departments, including 125 quarts of milk and garments by Child Welfare and Social Service, plans for a February card party, and a January 26 dessert bridge by Education. J. T. Frairy of the Cleveland Museum spoke on Thomas Jefferson's life and architectural achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman’s Club
Frank Hill
Thomas Potter
Cora Reid
Elyria Home For the
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
Civics and Political Science Department
Education Department
Zina Pitcher
Alaska
J. T. Frairy
Cleveland Museum of Art
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Monticello
Business Women’s Department
Keen Kutter Club Adds Four New Members
Keen Kutter Club members gathered at Mrs. Elsie Swartzle’s Longford avenue home for a threen dinner. Thirteen members answered roll call with six guests in attendance. New peanut sisters were drawn for six months and Mrs. Gertrude Johnson won the afternoon prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Kutter Club
Elsie Swartzle
Longford Avenue
Dora Swezey
Luella Sayles
Mildred Vetter
Maude Buchanan
Marbeille Sayles
Annie Roper
Gertrude Johnson
Margaret Chandler
Sayles
Roper
Mesdames Johnson and Chanier
Peanut Sisters
Vial Scouts of Troop 2 to Hold Court of Award Soon
Troop 2 of Elyria Girl Scouts met at the Church of Christ for the Thursday 4 PM meeting. They pledged allegiance to the flag and held an inspection. The group planned a Court of Award in the near future and afterward socialized, honoring girls in the Christmas play at the Children's Home in Oberlin and the Elyria Home for the Aged. Nancy Hoplin’s Patrol presented a playlet before refreshments.
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Nancy Hoplin
Second Congregational Division L Meets at Mrs Smith Home
Division L of the Second Congregational church held a meeting at Mrs Edward Smith's Lake Avenue home. Mrs Frank Spencer outlined the year's study program and Mrs Harland Klcox read The Fine Art of Letting Go by Louis Gaston Leary. Plans for a future sauerkraut supper were discussed and future hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Edward Smith
Lake Avenue
Frank Spencer
Harland -Klcox
Louis Gaston Leary
George Lamberton
Lamberton
North Side Guild Holds Postponed Annual Session
Mrs Rockwood hosted ten members and two guests from the North Side Guild of St An drews church yesterday afternoon. The annual meeting was postponed due to incomplete details. Rev and Mrs E B Redhead attended as guests and spoke informally.
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Rockwood
North Side Guild
St. Andrew's Church
E. B. Redhead
Evening club events and church activities list
Tonight many groups meet including the Men’s Club supper at 6 30 with speaker Dusty Miller. Beacon Light Class at St. Paul’s, Daughters of Sahara, Knight Templar Commandery, Pythian Sisters officer installation, P. W. card party at Miss Norah Abbe’s, Kanict Club, Hamilton F P T A program by men, Royals Neighbors, Garden Club hosts Lorain Garden Club at 6 30, Harry O’Brien speaker for Better Homes. Also Bethel Shrine No. 24, Emma Dean Anderson Circle, Catholic Daughters, Grace Young People, First Congregational Men’s Club dinner with Rev. W. R. Mackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Methodist
Dusty’’ Miller
Beacon Light
St. Paul's Church
Daughters of Sahara
Royals
Flood
West Street
Garden Club
Lorain Garden Club
M. E. Church
Sixth and
Reid Avenue
Harry O'Brien
Better Homes and Gardens Magazine
Bethel Shrine No
I. Oo
O. FL
Emma Dean Anderson
United Presbyterian Chrch
Catholic Daughters of America
Grace
Men’s Club
First Congregational Church
Rev
W. KR. Mackey
Mansfield Reformatory
Evening Social Unites Golden Glowr and Cheerful Chatter Clubs
A joint session at Mrs. Bert Gallo way hosted Golden Glowr and Cheerful Chatter Clubs. Prizes went to Heathrin Krugman for high score and Elizabeth Wilber second, with Clarabelle Potter consoled. Anna Moore received a gift for retiring from the Drill Team. Members plan a January eighteenth gathering with Mrs. Kathryn Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Galloway
Golden Glow Club
Kathryn Ryan
Third Street
Arthur Campbell Heads Sapientes Club Election
Arthur Campbell was elected first consul of the Sapientes Club at Elsina High School yesterday. Lucille Hand became second consul with Katherine Naughton as scribe, Peggy Rheineck as aedile, Bernice Atkinson as praetor, Betty Fox as auditor, and Fred MacDowell re-elected as quaestor. A book review by Rheineck and the play The First Aviator starring Carl Badr and Esther Bowen followed the meeting with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Campbell
Sapientes Club
Elsina High School
Lucille Hand
Katherine Naughton
Peggy Rheineck
Bernice Atkinson
Betty Fox
Fred MacDowell
Carl Badr
Esther Bowen
Friendship Club Meets at YWCA For Birthday Event
The Friendship Club of the YWCA held its bi monthly meeting Wednesday at three o clock. An invitation went out for the 20th birthday reception of the YWCA on Tuesday at 7 90 in the gym. The supper meeting is set for Wednesday January 25. The O group made scrapbooks for Gates Hospital crippled children. Trail and Tumble staged a ping pong tournament in the gym Ruth Koplin won. The dramatic group rehearsed A Somersault to Love. Abs Catherine Lassen and Ernest Lassen of Amherst vis ited Mrs R K Barbknecht on Park Avenue.
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Ruth Koplin
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admissions include Mrs Tom Ham, Mrs George Diewald, Sylvia Krupke, Mrs Nathan Silverman, Lorain resident Vivian Roe. Discharges list Raymond Aniel, Rene Pa chuta, Mrs Bert Alexander, Mrs W Kenneth Roling with a baby girl, and others from Lorain, Grafton, and nearby addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hambley
Rawson Court
George Diewald
Abbe Road
Sylvia Krupke
Bar Street
Nathan Silverman
Lorain
Vivian Roe
Furnace Street
Raymond An Niel
Rene Pachuta
W. River
It. D. No. 1
Patricia and
Kovirona McAndrews
Lake Avenue
First Meeting of Men's Brotherhood At Congregational Church
The Men's Brotherhood of the Congregational church opened the year with wives and families as guests. About 125 attended a three course supper and a musical program organized by Edward Pallas. Edward MacDowell, Eugene Fell and Edward Pallas performed on stringed instruments. Irene Upton accompanied violin solos. Miss Leanna Moore spoke about the Oberammergau Passion Play seen in 1920 and slides were shown by Miss Moore and Miss Radcliffe. A father son banquet is planned for February eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Brotherhood of Iecond Congregational Church
New Ear
Edward Pallas
Edward MacDowel
Eugene Fell
Edward Pellas
Irene Upton
Leanna Moore
Gates and Edison
Oberammergau
Europe
Miss Radcliffe
Miss Moore
Amherst Brotherhood Guests at St Pauls Church Evening
Twelve members of the Amherst Brotherhood were guests of the local church group last evening. The program opened with accordion and guitar by Robert Harding and Clifford Roe, followed by singing, a Bible game, and a dart baseball match in which the Amherst visitors defeated the locals. Refreshments were served and the meeting adjourned to reassemble February eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Brotherhood
Brotherhood of St. Paul’s
Robert Harding
Clifford Roe
Amherst Visitors
Junior Delpt Staff Of 1st Congl Continues History Study
The Junior Department of First Congregational Sunday School met in a staff meeting at Jane Moody’s Park Avenue home. Ganns from Oberlin Theology School continued the Old Testament history course. The group adjourned to February with Mrs. Max Suppes to host at Gulf Farm.
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Delp't
1St Cong'l
First Congregational Sunday School
Fiss
Jane Moody
Park Avenue
Ganns
Theology School of
Oberlin
Max Suppes
Gulf Farme
Neighborhood Bible class teachers meet Friday at Baptist Church
A meeting of Neighborhood Bible class teachers is set for Friday at 2 P M at the Baptist Church House on East Avenue. Reverend George Brown will conduct the study of lessons 15 and 14. The Avenue Club gathers in the Ma sonic Dining Room Friday to sew for Red Cross with a noon luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
East Avenue
George Brown
Avenue Club
Masonic
Red Cross
Church of Christ Holds Annual Meeting and Election
The Church of Christ on Second and Chapel Streets held its annual meeting with a 6:30 p m dinner served by the Ladies Aid Society. Paul Wainwright led singing and reports highlighted strong finances and church activity across departments. Elections were announced for a three year board with multiple elders deacons and treasurers named, followed by closing remarks and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Ladies’ Aid Society
Paul Wainwright
Fowler
P. C. Robson
Lillian Mallory
General Aid Society
CA. Martin
Newt? Finch Webber Club
FE. Z. Laver
Christian Endeavor Society
Kenneth Young
the Gospel Team
Leland Prentice
Ta-Wa- Si Club
Ruth McGinnis
Women's Missionary Society
C. F. Neuwirth
James A. Smith
Rory Scouts
L. A. Terry
Dorcas
Pearl Wright
I. E. Wissinger
H. C. Eckenroad
Wm. Maddock
D. A. Baird
James Crandall
J. F. Fauquer
S. N. Findlay
T. D. Goodwin
W. C. Hill
A M. Mallory
Harry Thompson
George Fridenstine
A. J. Robinson
Phillip Robson
C. W. Landon
Mary Maddock
Building Fund
E. W. Rowland
E. W. Baird
G. B. Findley
T. T. Robinson
R. H. King
D.A. Baird
Clare Short
A. R. Webber
Z. F. Prestar
Circles Three And Four At First Congregational Meet
Circles three and four of the First Congregational church held a joint meeting yesterday. After separate business sessions the groups joined for devotions led by Mrs. Otto Greene. Missionary projects were discussed by Mrs. B. G. Shaw and Mrs. J. W. Van Dusen. The ladies sewed for the Red Cross.
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First Congregational Church
Otto Greene
Knights of Pythias Meet in Woodman Hall
Knights of Pythias Chevalier Lodge met in Woodman hall with fair attendance. R S Strube presided over the business session as the entertainment committee reported a program for a future date to be announced at the next meeting. Jay Howenstine of Miami University in the cast of Ye Merrie Players and the department of speech present Romeo and Juliet tonight and Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Woodman Hall
R. €. Strube
Jay Howenstine
Miami University
Oxford
Ye Merrie Players
Department of Speech
Modern Woodmen Officers Install Then Hold Fiftieth Anniversary Dance
Modern Woodmen of America met in their hall Tuesday for a brief business session and officer installation led by Deputy Council F W Bunting. A dance followed with Royal Neighbors of America guests, cards and checkers, and music from a volunteer orchestra. The event celebrated the order's fiftieth anniversary with another dance scheduled for January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen
Modern Woodman of America
F. W. Bunting
America
Fred Beckwith
Fred Mosher
Order
Dames of Malta Confer Initiatory Degree for Two
The initiatory degree was conferred on two candidates at the Dames of Malta meeting in the I. C. O. F. hall last evening. Deputy Christine Werner of Cleveland attended. Refreshments followed the session. The next meeting is set for January 25.
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Dames of Malta
I. C. O. F. Hall
Christine Werner
Cleveland
Circle No 2 St Pauls church meeting held yesterday
The Circle No 2 group at St Pauls church met yesterday with small attendance to discuss routine business. The next meeting is planned for January 25 at Mrs Gust Krugmans home on Tenth street.
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Circle No. 2
St. Paul's Church
Gust Krugman
Tenth Street
Local social notes from Elyria and nearby towns
Residents from Findlay Detroit and Syracuse visit Elyria area for family and church events. Delegates from St Paul s Church attend the Lorain County Federation of Evangelical Women in Valley City. Maurice Wagner quarantined at home due to scarlet fever. others attend dinners balls and theatre in Cleveland and Lakewood. Frances Engelmann named among OSU College of Commerce and Administration students with 3.0 or better grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K S. Jackson
Findlay
Ohio
E. Gillis
Columbus Street
William Puls
Detroit
Michigan
Ernst Irion
E. Q. Pallas
Albert Pallas
Albert Vietzen
Park Hobill
Christina Wernert
St. Paul's Church
Lorain County
Frances Engelmann
College of Commerce and Administration
Ohio State University
University News
Albert Beckler
Chestnut Street
Cleveland
Lotus Gardens
H. C. House
Cleveland Railroad Club
Cleveland News
United Presbyterian Churches of
Cleveland and Vicinity
Lakewood U. P
A. W. Baird
C. L. Bristol
T. F. Sellers
M. R. Setterfield
Scott
Herbert Cook
Madeline Cook
R. W. Ramage
Robert Paterson
G. A. Brown
General Assembly
Cleland
D. D
Philadelphia
C. Elden Smith
J. H. Smith
Tenthstreet
University Players
Western Reserve University
Eldred Hall
Smith
Cleveland Play House
P. N. Miller
Stanford Avenue
Legion members attend Early Bird party in Elyria
Several members of the Elmer Johnson Post of the American Legion attended the Early Bird party sponsored by the Elyria 40 and 8. Legionnaires with dues paid by January 1 were invited guests using membership cards as admission. Forty six members received invitations. The evening began at the Elyria skating rink with a boxing show followed by entertainment at The Hedges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Johnson Post
American Legion
Elyria
Legionnaires
Legion Post
Sorosis Club to open 1933 with Russia Today talk
The Sorosis Club holds its first 1933 meeting at Mrs. Harry Nicholl’s South Main street home with Mrs. Philip Braun as assistant hostess. Paul Malenchini, Ely Tia, back from Russia, will speak on Russia Today. Roll call responds Hob bies.
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Sorosis Club
Harry Nicholl
South Main Street
Philip Braun
Paul Malenchini
Ely Tia
Russia
Conduct Fire Drill by Supt Powers Reported
Supt. F R Powers conducted a fire drill in the district with participation from students and staff to test emergency procedures and evacuation timing.
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F. R. Powers
Fire drill at Public School prompts quick student egress
A fire drill was conducted for all students of the Public School on Wednesday. Pupils emptied the building in a very short period.
Fellowship class members hosted by Robert Zilch
The Good Fellowship class of the First Evangelical Church will be entertained at the home of Robert Zilch on Park Avenue this evening. All members are urged to be present.
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Good Fellowship
First Evangelical Church
Robert Zilch
Park Avenue
Plans for Observing State Temperance Day in Schools
Plans are under way in various Public School grades to observe state temperance day on Friday.
Two couples visit Grey Town, Ohio from Cornell Avenue
Mr and Mrs Paul Redman and Mr and Mrs H G Battenhouse traveled by car to Grey Town Ohio to visit friends. Mrs Redman stayed with relatives for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Redman
Cornell Avenue
H. G. Battenhouse
Greytown
Mrs. Redman
Odd Fellows Lodge to Install New Officers Tonight
The regular meeting of the Odd Fellows Lodge will be held at the IOOF Hall this evening. District Deputy Grand Master Patterson and his installing staff from Lodi will oversee the installation ceremony. A social hour and refreshments will follow.
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The
Odd Fellows Lodec
Patterson
Lodi
Pupils of Middle Ridge School Prepare Friday Play
Pupils of the Middle Ridge School are preparing to present a play in the school house on Friday evening January 20.
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Middle Ridge
Out door Life Association to Hold Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Out door Life Association will be held this evening in the assembly rooms of the Town Hall to elect officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Outdoor Life Association
Eagles Auxiliary to Meet in Regular Session
Members of the Eagles Auxiliary will meet in regular session at the F O E Hall this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Eagles’ Aunxiliary
F. O. E. Hall
Missionary Society Hosts Women’s Mission Group Event
Mrs Gus P Zilch of Cleveland Avenue will open her home to members of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Baptist church Friday afternoon for a fine program.
Cottage Prayer Meeting at First Evangelical Church
A cottage prayer meeting was held at the home of Mr and Mrs J Muth on Forest Street Wednesday evening. The regular choir rehearsal followed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
J. Muth
Forest Street
Brotherhood guests attend Elyria church meeting
About 12 members of the Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical church traveled to Elyria on Wednesday evening to attend a meeting hosted by the Brotherhood of St. Paul's Evangelical church in that city.
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Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Elytia
Brotherhood of St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Local Social Notes: Visits in Ohio Towns
Miss Mary Minkler of Florence is a house guest of Mr and Mrs A J Rosgencranz in East. Mr and Mrs B A Jenne spent Wednesday in Cleveland. Thomas Bruce and Charles Kendeigh were Elyria callers Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs William Menges visited Lorain friends Wednesday. James Bruce spent Wednesday evening in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Minkler
Florence, Q
A. J. Rosgencranz
East Street
B. A. Jenne
Cleveland
Thomas Bruce
Charles Kendeigh
Elyria
Local visits and community events noted in Elyria area
W H Schmitdkens, a Lorain business caller, spent Wednesday evening with John and Mrs Garlan and daughter Jane in Elyria. Rev C E Schmidt visited Elyria, and Eleanor Kothe of Lakewood stays with her cousin Caro ling Rothe. Nettia Schaeffer visits Millersburg with Mr and Mrs George Carter. Bake sale by Emman Luth church at Farmers Supply Saturday. Benefit dance by Cook’s Orchestra at Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday night January 33th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Schmitdkens
Lorain
John Garlan
Jane
Elyria
Spen
Rev
C. E. Schmidt
Eleanor Kothe
Lakewood
Caroling Rothe
Nettia Schaeffer
George Carter
Millersberg
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook
Night of mixed dance at Elgriz Eagles Hall
Friday night January 13 hosts a dance with Smiths Orchestra. First 100 ladies admitted free. Admission 15 cents, couple 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgriz Eagles Hall
Smith's
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Woman’s Club
E. Moreman
Circle 4
ST. Paul’s Church
Plaza
Circle No. 4
God
A. J. Pitman
Donna Dickason
Pi Kappa Nu Sorority
Betty Bridgeland
Princetone Avenue
Beth Phelps
Betty Clarson
Lois Leppere
Martha Thomas
Virginia Knapp
Joyce Duckett
West Avenue
North Ste Guild
Hugh Amidon
Ohio State Board
Anna Moore
Abs
Catherine Lassen
Ernest Lassen
Amherst
R. K. Barbknecht
Rinso
Aco
Valentine
Rinso Differ
Mrs Lake
RIN
Wes
Lake
Uae
Rebekah Lodge
T. M. Olmsted
Herman Reinhardt
West Bridge Street
Eagles Hall
Lucille McLaughlin
Luella Hamilton
Franklin Stearns
Colubus
Clifton Boulevard
M Margaret Crisp
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Joint Circle
ST. Paul's Circle
Sorosis Clib
Anyle Beauty Shoppe
Elyria Savings & Trust
Emman Luth
Farmer’ Supply
Carpenter's Beauty Shoppe
Henke Beauty Shop
Meg
Marcelling
Lodi Street
C. Wilder
Central Book Store
Seventh St
White
Okagi
Vermilion, Ohio
Elyria Dental Clinic
Cavagna Bros
C. P
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Joseph Szigeti
W J. Henderson
Sun
Philadelphia Inquirer
Ernest Newman
Sunday Times
Finney Chapel
Conservatory
Warner Hall
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