Jane Moody to Wed Nelson M Fitch Feb 6 1934
Mrs E G Moody announces the coming marriage of her daughter Miss Jane Moody to Nelson M Fitch. The engagement was revealed at a bridge party at the Moody home with guests from Cleveland. Miss Moody is a Oberlin College graduate and Mr Fitch a Dartmouth College graduate with Foster Fitch Company ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Moody
Nelson M. Fitch
Moody
Park Avenue
Franklyn Stearns
Mary Lamar
Elizabeth Hancock
Maurine ‘Smith
Jane
Jim
Miss Moody
Oberlin College
Mr. Fitch
Nelson S. Fitch
East Avenue
Dartmouth College
Foster- Fitch Company
Ruth Kleinbohl
John Kleinbohl
Cleveland
Miss Faith Wilford to Wed Robert Boylan in January
Miss Faith Wilford will marry Robert Boylan on January 21. A party hosted by Misses Marie Sandrock and Grace McCullough at the McCullough home on the Oberlin road drew eighteen guests who enjoyed games and a dessert service with tall white candles and green tulle. Mrs. Dorothy Tichenor of Lorain was the sole out of town guest, and Miss Wilford received a group gift from all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Wilford
Robert Boylan
Marie Sandrock
Grace McCullough
McCullough
Oberlin Road
Miss Wilford
Dorothy Tichenor
Lorain
East Side Guild Elects Officers at St Andrew’s Meeting
East Side Guild of St. Andrew's church held a Thursday gathering at Mrs. William Humphries's Cornel avenue home with twenty members and a guest. Officers elected include president Mrs. L. R. Taylor and other posts. Members sewed for the Red Cross and a refreshment course followed. Mrs. A. H. Pfaff will host the guild on January twenty fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
A. H. Pfaff
Cleveland Street
Altar Guild
St. Andrew's Church
E. B. Redhead
Archie Penfound
Viola Haynes
Readers hear Shaw and Terry letters at Fortnightly meeting
Mrs. Thomas Cushing hosted a Fortnightly gathering at Mrs. Everett Johnston’s Hamilton avenue home. Members recalled Ellen Terry’s Cleveland appearance and discussed the letters of Bernard Shaw and Ellen Terry. Mrs. James VanDusen reviewed Candelabra by John Galsworthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cushing
Bernard Shaw
Ellen Terry
Everett Johnston
Hamilton Avenue
Cleveland
James VanDusen
John Galsworthy
Galsworthy
England
Johnston
Ralph Murbach
Washington Avenue
Culture club hosts 23 members for afternoon meeting
Mrs. Nelson Fitch welcomed Mrs. Ralph Wood as a new member at the Culture club gathering on Fist avenue yesterday. Mrs. Fred Fulmer reviewed The Medici by G F Young and Mrs. Clarence Beazell presented a paper on Radio Center, the Cultural City from Harper's. Mrs. L A Obitts will host a luncheon on Fourth street January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Fitch
Culture Club
Fist Avenue
Ralph Wood
G. F. Young
the Medici
Italy
Fred Fulmer
Clarence Beazell
Radio Center
Harper's Magazine
L. A. Obitts
Pythian Sisters Meet With Visitors From Oberlin Amherst and Cleveland
The Pythian Sisters held a regular meeting last evening with forty in attendance. Officers were installed by Esther Seekins with Ruth Barton and Catherine York assisting. District convention notes were reported by Erma Schnarr. Refreshments followed, and prize winners were Sadie Gorman in bridge and Anna Hoard in pedro. Next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Amherst
Cleveland
Esther Seekins
Ruth Barton
Catherine York
Willard
Erma Schnarr
Lillian Boddy
Bridge
Pedro
Sadie Gorman
Anna Hoard
Gates PTA plans card party to fund free milk
Gates room mothers of the Parent Teacher Association discuss fundraising to aid undernourished children. A card party will be held in the Gates auditorium on Tuesday evening January 23rd featuring card games, dancing, prizes, and refreshments. Grace Lutheran Aid Society names new officers and committees for 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers of Gates Parent Teacher Association
Gates
Bethel Shrine installs officers and plans fundraiser
Bethel Shrine met in I O O F Hall with a special election after a resignation. Olga Sasse installed Susie Lewis as Worthy scribe and Myrtie Clark as Worthy Treasurer. Proceeds from the President's birthday party will aid the Warm Springs Foundation. Olga Sasse announced a private card party after the next meeting on January twenty fifth. A son was born to Mr and Mrs John Vereb of 297 West River Street Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 12. Mr and Mrs Ervin Jaycox of 1109 Lake Avenue welcomed an eight pound daughter born January 10 at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vereb
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ervin Jaycox
Lake Avenue
Calendar tonight lists club meetings and services
Mission Study Club gathers at First Congregational church. King’s Daughters class hosts birthday dinner for members and families at Methodist church. North West Encampment holds open installation. Communion preparatory service at United Presbyterian church at 7 30. Avenue Club gathering and Auxiliary groups meet at Eagles and Veterans posts respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Study
First Congregational Church
King’s Daughters
Methodist Church
Widd
North West
Umited Presbyterian Church
Avenue Club
Eagles
Veterans US Polen Wales
Evangeli cal Women Union Hosts All Day St Pauls Session
The Lorain County Federation was entertained by the Evangelical Women Union of St Pauls church in an all day meeting starting at 10 30 am with a song service led by Rev Ernst Kion and devotions by Mrs Edsar Wierth the new federation president presiding over the business. Mrs Wierth introduced speakers from Pittsburgh including Mrs W A Bomhard who spoke on The Power House for Christian Living and again Mrs Alice Siering assisted evangelistic meetings at the Church of Christ with selections by Mrs D A Baird Paul Wainwright and Mrs E O Pallas. One hundred forty attended and the session adjourned to meet in South Amherst in May. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs George Elberts at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Evangelical Women's Union
St. Paul's Church
Ernst Kion
Ed. Dumont
Lorain
Edsar Wierth
Walles City
Wierth
W.A. Bomhard
Park Hobii
D. A. Baird
Paul Wainwright
Claire Short
E. O. Pallas
Alice Siering
Pittsburgh
Church of Christ
Sleep That Really Rested You With Ovaltine
An advertisement touts Ovaltine as a bedtime drink that aids restful sleep without drugs. It claims benefits for nervous fatigue, vitality, and overall appearance, recommending use by children, nursing mothers, and convalescents, with a coupon or drugstore purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science
Presbyterian Circle Begins Study of Various Missions
Eighteen members of Emma Dean Andersen Circle met at the United Presbyterian church for supper and a brief business meeting led by Miss Ruth Lautenschlager. The group reviewed seven mission departments with Nellie Wheatley presenting on Egypt as the first of the study series to continue next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Dean Andersen
United Presbyterian Church
Siris
Ruth Lautenschleger
Missionary Society
Nellie Wheatley
Wicota Church of Christ Class Hears Dr George Bradford
Miss Helen Monroe of Gates avenue hosted last evening for the Wicota class of the Church of Christ. Assist ing her were the Misses Gertrude Mallory Jean Litlle Charlotte Fox Donna King and Florence Smith. After supper a brief business session was led by Miss Lucille Gulen sohn. The group then attended services and heard Dr George Bradford of Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Monroe
Gates Avenue
Wicota
Church of Christ
Gertrude Mallory
Jean Litlle
Charlotte Fox
Donna King
Florence Smith
Neverpathetine
Iafe
Lucille Gulensohn
George Bradford
Kansas City
Missour
T. B. T. club hosts bridge and welcomes new member
The T. B. T. club met at Miss Beverly Vaughn's Pasadena home. Formerly the HK BK RK sorority, it renamed at Alberta Fehlert's Christmas party. Prizes for high score went to Mary Alice McLaughlin and Edith Macsay. Sue Murbach was voted in and will be initiated at Mary Alice McLaughlin's home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Vaughn
Pasadena Avenue
HK. BK. RK
Alberta Fehlert
Mary Alice McLaughlin
Edith Macsay
Sue Murbach
Elyria College Hosts Morning Program with Debates and Readings
The Elyria Business College opened Friday with America song, a pupil question box, and a collective answer session. Reading contest featured Margaret Terry Nevada Bland Nelda Rosenthal and Ruth Johnson. A debate argued printing press vs steam engine with Henry Nagorka for and John Banock against. Current events presented by Marjorie O Connell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business College
America
Margaret Terry
Nevada Bland
Nelda Rosenthal
Ruth Johnson
Honry Nagorka
John Banock
Marjorie O'Connell
Study group meeting rescheduled by local club
The Business and Professional Women's Club study group moved from Monday January 15 to Thursday January 18 due to Prof Lewis’s absence. The Lorain County building hosts the meeting and is open to all interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Lewis
Lorain County
Pastor Leaves For Ocean Voyage
Rev. Armin Schroeder pastor of St. Johns Lutheran church leaves Elyria for New York to sail on the S S Rotterdam tomorrow for a fifteen day voyage in tropical regions. The voyage includes calls at Venezuela Curacao the Panama Canal Zone Jamaica and Cuba. He seeks health rest and expects to return January 11 and preach February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armin Schroeder
St. John’s Lutheran Church
New York
S. S. Rotterdam
Venezuela
Curacao
Panama Canal Zone
Jamaica
Cuba
Schroeder
Elyria
Church of Christ Division B meets at Charles Court
Fourteen members and two guests gathered for a Division B meeting led by chairwoman Mrs. Ernest Erber on Charles Court. After a luncheon the group sang and devotions by Mrs. Sam Baird, reading John 14. Business plans for the year were set, contests awarded to Mrs. Max Hart and Mrs. Charles Hall, and retiring president Mrs. B R Bridge received a handkerchief shower. Next meeting set for February 5 at Mrs. Bridge’s home, 599 West Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Ernest Erber
Charles Court
Sam Baird
John
Max Hart
Charles Hall
B. R. Bridge
Bridge
West Third Street
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admissions include Ada Drage of 312 Foster Avenue Lois Scheidler of Ridgeville and Mrs George Elberts of 527 Ohio Street plus Mrs John Vereb of 20a W River Street. Discharges list Peter Lasky Lois Scheidler and Mrs Williams Sponseller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Drage
Foster Avenue
Lois Scheidler
Ridgeville
George Elberts
Ohio Street
John Vereb
W. River Street
Peter Lasky
Williams Sponseller
Wellington
Clevenger Hosts Division D Ladies at Lake Avenue
Mrs. Pheebe Clevenger hosted thirty nine members and friends of Division A of the Second Congregational church at her Lake Avenue home. After a brief meeting, games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Nelle Miller Mrs. Nettle Brown Mrs. Iva Marsh Mrs. Lila Hackney and Mrs. Ruth Barnhart. Norma Pedevy corer a year see arena reading closed the program as tea and cookies were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheebe Clevenger
Division A
Second Congregational Church
Lake Avenue
Kames
Nelle Miller
Nettle Brown
Iva Marsh
Lila Hackney
Ruth Barnhart
Norma Pdevehy Corer
Arena
Clevenger
Kmekhart
Elyrians Hear Effie McAfee On Peace Efforts
Fifteen Elyrians attended an American Association of University Women meeting in Oberlin’s Allen Art Building. Mrs. Effie McAfee spoke on Christian and spiritual approaches to Franco German rapprochement and the German refugee situation in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
American Association of University Women
Allen Art Building
Effie McAfee
Geneva
Hitler
Roar-Up Club Elects Officers at Denison Ave Supper
The Roar-Up Club met at Miss Elva Weidrich's Denison Avenue home for a tureen supper. Officers elected were Mary Lamar president, Mary Lou Dengate vice president, Rose Hurd secretary, and Marian Higgins treasurer. An informal initiation for pledges is planned at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Weidrich
Denison Avenue
Mary Lamar
Mary Lou Dengate
Rose Hurd
Marian Higgins
Beacon Light Girls Meet at St Pauls Church
Members of Beacon Light loss of St Pauls church gathered at St Pauls church last evening with Bertha Quade and Olivie Feagler as hostesses. Devotions led by Miss Nelle Washke followed by games and prizes won by Helen Phiel and Laura Heck er.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Light
St. Paul's Church
Bertha Quade
Olivie Feagler
Nelle Washke
Helen Phiel
Laura Hecker
Pauline Dunford
Fitchner
Engagement announced for Sylvia Walter and Hubbard C Wilcox
Cleveland lovers Sylvia Walter of Lakewood and Hubbard C Wilcox of Cleveland were publicly announced by their parents Mr and Mrs John H Walter of 15400 Breamer Drive Lakewood and Judge and Mrs H C Wilcox The couple’s backgrounds include Baldwin Wallace College KReta Sigma Omiere Surety Phi Kappa Phi and Cleveland Law School middling details indicate a forthcoming marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John H. Walter
Breamer Drive
Lakewood
Sylvia
Hubbard C. Wilcox
H.C. Wilcox
Walter
Baldwin-Wallace College
Kreta Sigma Omiere Surety
Wilwuswana
Baldwin-Wallac
Phi Kappa Ph Fraternity
Cleveland Law School
Aid Society Meeting at United Presbyterian Church
An Aid Society gathering of United Presbyterian members met yesterday at Mrs. Irvin Wendell’s home 45 Cedar Street with twelve members and one guest. Mrs. F A Lawrence led devotions as president and plans were set for future events including a February eighth hostess duty and a January twenty fifth silver tea hosted by Mrs. James Davies and Mrs. August Krugman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
United Presbyterian Church
Irvin Wendell
Cedar Street
F. A. Lawrence
James Davies
August Krugman
Girl Scouts Swim Test Recital At Phoep Tl Party
The Phoep Tl Girl Scouts under their captain Mrs V J T Overdeer and Mrs Dewes Hull hosted a swimming party. Twelve girls passed their first bliss swimming tests and four earned swimmers' badges with help from senior lifesavers Sarah Thomas Ruth Koplin and Jane Gill. Ridgeville troop leader Miss Ruth Dunham and three scouts were guests. water sports followed the tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoep Tl
V. JT. Overdeer
Dewes Hull
Enior
Sarah Thomas
Ruth Koplin
Jane Gill
Ruth Dunham
Ridgeville
Teela Wooket Club Holds First Meeting and Elections
The Teela Wooket Club met at Lillian Martin's High Street home for its first gathering. Officers elected: President Lillian Martin, Secretary Annetta Meinke, Treasurer Anne Roper. Annetta Meinke won first prize. Anne Roper consolation. Next meeting set for January 15 at Anne Roper's Pasadena Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teela-Wooket Club
Lillian Martin
High Street
Annetta Meinke
Anne Roper
Pasadena Avenue
Daughters of Sahara Meet At Mrs Sparks Home
Mrs Ernest Sparks hosted the Daughters of Sahara on Winckles street last evening with a business meeting followed by Kuneto. Prizes went to Mrs Worley first Mrs Av ery second and Mrs Ethel Sparks third. The Round Table Discussion Club postponed to next Thursday at the Pfaff home 210 Cleveland street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Sahara
Ernest Sparks
Winckles Street
Kuneto
Worley
Sam Avery
Ethel Sparks
Round Table Discussion Club
A. H. Pfaff
Cleveland Street
Local residents attend A A U W meeting in Oberlin
Mrs Ell Cannon of Berkshire Road Cleveland Heights spent yesterday with her sister Mrs Pete Held. Attendees at the Art Building Oberlin meeting include Ebba Fosselius Gladys Fowel G M Prank and others. Richard Stamp of Pontiac Michigan is in town due to his father Michael Stamp's illness and death. The Aldrich family and Wallace Bate later visited Sylvania funeral attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ell. Cannon
Berkstir Road
Cleveland Heights
Spen
Pete
Cleveland Road
AA. U. W
Oberlin
Ebba Fosselius
Gladys Fowel
G. M. Prank
Motie
Duane Dan
Anda Mars
OW McWilliams
M.A Giles
Virgil Waite
C. Hudnutt
K. E. McCarvel
Margaret O'Connell
Geraldine Smith
Malythe Warris
Richard Stamp
Pontiac
Michigan
Michael Stamp
South Maple Street
C. Aldrich
C. M. ‘Terry
Wallace Bate
Sylvania
Ohio
Emory Holt
S. L. Simantor
Toledo
W L B Class to Hold Regular Meeting at Church of Christ
The W L B class member will hold their regular monthly meeting in the Sunday School room of the Church of Christ at 7:00 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Benefit card party hosted by Lady Rowena VUirele
A benefit card party was held last evening at Mrs Sarah Massey home with aid from Mrs Maude Saladin and Mrs Martha Wirth. Prizes went to Mrs Jennie Kraus first and Mrs Klara W Schaub second, Miss Alice Giede consoled, door prize to Mrs Massey. A follow up event is planned for Tuesday January 16 at Beverly Court with Mrs Massey as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena Vuirele
Sarah Massey
Maude Saladin
Ay Massey
Beverly Court
Emma Zahrley
Wells
Woman Wins Big Pumpkin At Tulare Contest
In Tulare California Mrs Elmer Greaves from the Auorra district won a prize pumpkin after 28 challengers failed. The 144 12 pound fruit was displayed on a ranch near Tulare and left at Julius Spun’s office where it was offered to any woman who could lift it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
Cal
Elmer Greaver
Auorra
Julius
Greaves
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Shaw
Altar Guild OF
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Arthur Ehlke
Daniel Haag
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Owen Bannon
Fred Hoton
George Haserodt
Adolph Witt
Frank Witt
A. Fosselius
Bethel Shrine
Broad St
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Dora
S the
Roney
I Sweet This
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Presbyterian Circle
Elyria Business College Club
Pastor
Ocean Voyage
Hubert J. Caffrer
Valerie Gorcczymsky
Mres. Clevenger
Effie McAfeer
AL AL AL OW
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Lakewood Girls
Mrs. Irvin Wendell
ALD Society OF Presbyterian Church
GURL
Treela-Wooket Club
Lady Rowena Circle
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