Elyria High School PTA Hears Dusty Miller At Annual Dinner
Dor o thy Funk and Mable Little chaired the Elyria High School Parent Teacher Association dinner at the YWCA where Dusty Miller urged that big ness comes from attitude not size. Miller cited three drawbacks to participation and urged positive thinking, tolerance, and civic service. The event featured art deco menus by Dorothy Jones and Barbara Plocher and community singing led by W O McClellan. The next meeting on February 5 will be a play gathering in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusty” Miller
Parent-Teacher Association
Dorothy Jones
Barbara Plocher
Whitlock
Ely P T. A
Miss Lenz
B. H. Long
W. O. McClellan
C. T. Cork
Miller
Lake Erie College President To Speak At AAUW Dinner
Miss Vivian B. Small, president of Lake Erie College of Painesville, will headline Elyria AAUW annual dinner at the Graystone Hotel on Thursday January 20. Dinner at 6 15 with social committee led by Mrs Ward Young. Small will talk on Emily Dickinson born 1830 in Amherst Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie College
AAUW
Vivian B. Small
Lake Erie College of Painesville
Elyria Council of American Association of University Women
Graystone Hotel
Ward Young
Miss Small
Emily Dickinson
Amherst
Massachusetts
Amherst College
South Hadley Seminary
Mt. Holyoke College
Small
Mt. Holyoke
Helen Dunlap
Daughters of Union Veterans Install Officers in Elyria
Daughters of Union Veterans of Lorain assisted in installing officers of Mary A Chandler Tent No 122 last evening. Maude Jackson installed as president with Lydia Squire as installing officer and Florence Holcomb as conductor. Officers include Dorothy Willett senior VP and Jessie Coniam junior VP. Abbe retiring president received past president jewels. Jackson presented gifts to Squire and Holcomb. Bouquets and remarks followed with invitation to the Lincoln Day banquet in Cleveland on February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Cotton
Daughters of Union Veterans of
Dorothy Willett
Jessie Coniam
Florence Holcomb
Florence Terry
Norah Abbe
Nettie Clark
Minnie Church
Etta Cowles
Cora Palmer
Charlotte Lewis
Cassie Richards
Emma Blackledge
Minnie Chapman
Miss Abbe
Ten
Jackson
Squire
Holcomb
Nelda
J. A. Kaley
Sadie Brown
Elyria
Elda Lau
Avon Lake
Lorain
Hotel Carter
Cleveland
Surprise party honors Alberta Houk at Houk home
Friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Houk on Sixteenth Street to surprise Alberta Houk. Guests included Dorothy Miller, Dale Barndollar, Blanche Haas, Myron Briggs, Ruth Aileen Hiram, John Woodings, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Elizabeth Seitz and Mrs. Eitam. Amusements and games followed by a refreshment course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Houk
John Houk
Sixteenth Street
Dorothy Miller
Dale Barndollar
Blanche Haas
Myron Briggs
Ruth Aileen Hiram
John Woodings
Robert Smith
Elizabeth Seitz
Eitam
YMCA Ladies Swim Schedule and Rates
Ladies swim sessions at the Y M C A pool run Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 9 30 and Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7 00. Admission is 25 cents per swim or available membership rates.
Miss Albrecht Is Feted Ahead Of Wedding
Misa Victoria Albrecht was praised at a Valentine luncheon hosted by Mrs Ralph Stearns and Mrs Elmer Baun at Lake Avenue home with twelve guests. Prizes went to Mrs Emma Kauffman, Mrs Flora Whites and Mrs Doris Wilcox. Albrecht, soon to wed Myron Ssov, received gifts as guests prepared for the Grace Lutheran church ceremony at 2 30 with open church observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Victoria Albrecht
Ralph Stearns
Elmer Baun
Grace W Lutheran Church
Election of Officers At Sigloe Meeting
Sigloe held its weekly meeting at Miss Bettye Ryan's Third street home. Officers were elected: Genevieve Gariss president, Rosemary Cluley vice president, Florence Fatz secretary, and Marian Barnes treasurer. Outgoing officers were Charlotte Moore, Bettye Ryan, and Ruth Kelling. A dinner and bingo prizes for Cluley and Fatz were noted. The group will meet January 18 at Marian Barnes's Crehore court home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigloe
Bettye Ryan
Third Street
Genevieve Gariss
Rosemary Cluley
Florence Fatz
Matron Barnes
Charlotte Moore
Ruth Kelling
Marian Barnes
Crehore Court
Plus Ultra class meeting at Harvard Avenue home
Mrs. H. H. Hackney hosted a Plus Ultra class gathering of the First Methodist Church on Harvard Avenue. Mrs. L. J. Barnhart led devotion, bingo prizes went to Mrs. R. P. Rockafellow Mrs. Mark Byers and teacher Mr. Charles Acker man. Light refreshments were provided by several members. The February 8 meeting will be at Mrs. W. E. Lytle’s home on Eastern Heights Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hackney
Harvard Avenue
Plus Ultra
First Methodist Church
L. J. Barnhart
Banco
R. P. Rockafellow
Mark Byers
Charles Ackerman
Hackney
Barnhart
M. L. Parrish
Ralph Bransell
W. E. Lytle
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Continue Study Of English Music From A Different Angle
The Musical Art Society heard a lecture on English Renaissance music led by Mrs. J. H. Crumley at the YWCA parlors. It traced Madrigal popularity from the 16th century, noting English composers flourished under Elizabeth. Performances featured quartet pieces, solos, and two-piano works, with tea to follow and plans for an anniversary tea at Miss Elizabeth Taylor’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Society
Arthur Giles
J. H. Crumley
Anton Winkler
Oberlin
Elizabeth
Crumley
Br. L. Naley
Louis Kolopos
Morris Scott
Handel
Birdsall
Sullivan
Cyril Scott
Robert Boylan
Harold Rorick
Kennedy Russell
Yarmouth Fair
Peter Warloch
Easthope Martin
Robert Moore
Linden Sea
Dorset
Vaughan Wiliams
Elizabeth Taylor
Washington Avenue
Dill elected president of North Side Guild at St. Andrew’s
Mrs. Albert Dill was elected president of the North Side Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church at a Tuesday meeting hosted by Mrs. Howard Barbour of Ohio Street. Retiring president Mrs. Harold Kunkle becomes vice president with secretary Mrs. Virginia Moore and treasurer Mrs. Richard Timms. A social hour followed the meeting. On February eighth, Mrs. Kunkle and Mrs. Lloyd Barton will host a social meeting at the Kunkle home on Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dill
North Side Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Howard Barbour
Ohio Street
Harold Kunkle
Virginia Moore
Richard Timms
Kunkle
Lloyd Bareton
Park Avenue
Rempes Family Heads to Akron for Funeral
Mr and Mrs Paul E Rempes travel to Akron to attend funeral services for Charles L Rempes who died suddenly at his daughter's home Mrs R Mitzel on Monday The note also lists visits and gatherings of local residents including Mrs A Rokoff Lilian and Kathryn Dorsey Mrs William Krely Mrs Grace Keyes Mrs Edna Vietzen Mrs Minona Kershaw Mrs J C Kennedy and others in various cities and at a church meeting featuring mite box activities and program talks more local social notes follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Rempes
Akron
Charles L. Rempes
R. Mitzel
A. Rokoff
Ninth Street
Cleveland
Lilian
Kathryn Dorsey
Lorain
William Krely
Grace Keyes
Edna Vietzen
Minnona Kershaw
J. C. Kennedy
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Endley Apartments
Martha Bourguin
Bath
New York
Park Avenue
Hugh Sweet
Columbus Street
E. B. Fisher
Buffalo
Barney Davis
Bath Street
Dayton
Ohio
Veterange
Fawn W. Hamilton
Jacksonville
Florida
Auxiliary plans party and upcoming meetings in Elyria
The Ladies Auxiliary to Knights of St. John met in K of C Hall with president Mrs Minnona Kershaw presiding. A card party is set for Tuesday February 1 at the Elyria Woman's Club with Mrs Mayme Gerhart chairing arrangements and Veronica Beaver as co hostess. The next regular Auxiliary meeting will be in K of C Hall on Tuesday February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
K. of C. Hall
Minnona Kershaw
Elyria Woman’s Club
Mayme Gerhart
Veronica Beaver
Jitney Supper At Emanuel Lutheran Church
Thursday eve social to raise funds for church activities from 5 30 to 7 PM at Emanuel Lutheran Church corner Princeton and Garfield choir and guest diners encouraged by parish members and community supporters for a midweek meal and fellowship
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Cor
Princeton and Garford
Hospital admissions and discharges list names and addresses
Hospital admissions include Mrs. Jacob Schmitz Avon Mrs Wayne Oldfield 504 West Avenue Mrs James Bolger RD 1 Rita Klingshirn Avon Jennie Kovalesky 417 Bond Street. Discharges list Mrs Edward Teverell 208 East Broad Street Thomas Polen RD 2 Ruth Rothstein No 4 Wolf Block Mildred Rothstein No 4 Wolf Block Mrs Matthew Justin 121 Lewis Court James Dubray 269 Oberlin Road Mrs Alexina Wilson 168 Longfellow Frank Sayers RD 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Schmitz
Avon
Wayne Oldfield
West Avenue
James Bolger
R. D
Rita Klingshirn
Jennie Kovalesky
Bond Street
Edward Teverell
East Broad Street
Thomas Polen
Ruth Rothstein
Wolf Block
Mildred Rothstein
Matthew Justin
Lewis Court
James Dubray
Oberlin Road
Alexina Wilson
Longfellow
Frank Sayers
Evening Calendar of Local Club Meetings
Catholic Study Club No 2 meets at 290 Denison with Mrs Richard Horan. Boy Scouts Troop 119 fathers night. Clasque Club with Naoma Struble Harwood. Church of Christ annual congregational meeting begins with tureen supper at 6 50. Men’s Brotherhood St Paul’s church 7 30. Jolly Eight Pedro club with Mrs P Klein. Nichols Court Marshall Chapter R A M meets. Dames of Malta. Cora May Walton Mission Club at Cone's Church 1st. Blue Triangle Club meets. Methodist prayer 7 30. U P Church Bible study and Frayer service 7 30. 2nd Cong Bible study Deuteronomy 7 53 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club
Richard Horan
Denison
Boy Scouts
Clasque Club
Naoma Struble
Harwood Street
Church of Christ
Men's Brotherhood of St. Paul
Cone's
Blue Triangle Club
U. P. Church
Cong's
Sigma Gamma Sorority Elects Officers at Founders Day
Sigma Gammas held a like avenue gathering hosted by Mrs Kay Hearn and Mrs Mildred Meinke with fourteen members and three guests. Officers elected include President Mrs Hearn Vice President Helen Townsend Secretary Gennell Petro Treasurer Mary Hockenedel. Plans were made for the tenth annual Founders Day banquet January 25 Evelyn Smith named banquet chair. New member Ben Johnstone of Amherst. Bridge prizes went to Alberta Leonard Ruth Potter and Mary Hockendenel with Mrs W J Durling consoled. Guests included Mrs Nelson Zilch of Lakewood and Mrs Darling and Miss Johnstone of Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Kay Hearn
Mildred Meinke
Like Avenue
Hearn
Helen Townsend
Gennell Petro
Mary Hockenedel
Evelyn Smith
Ben Johnstone
Amherst
Alberta Leonard
Ruth Potter
W. J. Durling
Nelson Zilch
Lakewood
Darling
Miss Johnstone
Sisters Hostesses At Elite Club Meeting
Selena and Marjorie Grueser hosted an elite club gathering at 338 Furnace Street last night with a short business session and a bingo diversion. Prizes went to Alice Nikolai and Marie Plas. guests included Strobel, Nikolai and Schuster. Sandwiches and coffee followed, with the next meeting planned for Clara Makaruski on Cleveland Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selena
Marjorie Grueser
Furnace Street
Banco
Alice Nikolai
Marie Plas
Eleanor Strobel
Helen Schuster
Clara Makaruski
Cleveland Street
Church ladies discuss apportionment at Spruce street home
Mrs Miller hosted Division C of Second Congregational church at Mrs EB Stewart’s Spruce street residence Tuesday. President Mrs Brillhart presided over the apportionment talk, with Mrs Dana Fox delivering a devotional. Mrs John Hecock read two Christian Herald missionary articles for the program. A birthday guest luncheon is planned for February eighth at the church, with committee members Mrs Eugene Chandler, Mrs Cora Ludlow and Mrs Fred Baker.
Emp. Young Women's League Opens Winter Term With Debate
The Employed Young Women's League of the Y. W. C. A. held its first supper meeting of the winter term. Elizabeth Donahue led a discussion sparked by a true and false test, touching on neutrality laws, the Ludlow bill, a boycott of Japanese goods, and U. S. focus on internal economic matters. Hostesses were Elizabeth Donahue and Jean Bucklew, assisted by Louise Styles, Edna Bates, Leona Callahan, Hazel Caywood, Hanorah May and Mildred Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's League of the
Y. W. CG. AL
Elizabeth Donahue
United States
Jean Bucklew
Louise Styles
Edna Bates
Leona Callahan
Hazel Caywood
Hannorah May
Mildred Scott
American Legion Auxiliary Plans Future Activities
At the Lezion Home meeting last night plans for February fourth card party led by Mrs. Paul Halter to aid child welfare and rehabilitation. January twenty-fifth legislative program steered by Mrs. Carl Smith with Auxiliary chorus singing. Mrs. W R Brotherton observes her golden wedding anniversary January twenty-seventh. A kitchen shower last night raised articles for the Legion Home Kitchen and cash gifts. Refreshments served by Mrs. C H Fisher, Mrs. Paul Collins, Mrs. H J Austin and Mrs. A C Smith. Prize won by Mrs. J C Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lezion
Paul Halter
Carl Smith
W. R. Brotherton
Auxiliary
Legion Home Kitchen
C. H. Fisher
Paul Collins
H. J. Austin
A. C. Smith
J. C. Thayer
Women’s Missionary Society meets at First Baptist Church
Last evening the Women’s Missionary Society gathered for Supper with Mrs. A R Kemp and committee in charge. Helen Slemren gave a resume of Behold Him by J Oliver Buswell. Devotions led by Mrs. uy Byars on Humility. Background on India and Bible distribution presented by Mrs. B Davidson. M T M Club held at Robson Court with prize winners Mrs John Rose and Mrs Dave Thomas. Birthday surprise party for Dave Robertson featured gifts and card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
A R. Kemp
Helen Slerman
J. Oliver Buswell
Lamb of God
C. C. Kieffer
Olive Pontier
Walter Keisler
John Meinard Trelores Findlay
Mre
F. A Yost
Julia Jackson
Mra Uy Byars
Christ
B. Davidson
India
East
Dave Robertson
Bob Heimsath
Cyril Moran
al Rose
Tim Donovan
Ely School PTA Meeting Notes January session overview
The Ely School PTA January meeting led by President Mrs C Whitlock conducted routine business. Attendance prize to Miss Barnes's fifth grader. Attorney A H West spoke on the judiciary amendment. High School quartet Jim Brown Jack Spencer Delbert Roig Tony Marsho provided trombone music. Mrs Williams, blind education teacher, gave an informational talk. First parent education class set for January 19 at 1 30 with Mrs Williams in charge focusing on child behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Whitlock
Ely School
Girl Scout Troop Meeting At St Mary's Church
Lois Davis led Shamrock Troop activities at St Mary's church on Tuesday. Cecelia Stolz and Margaret Justin completed Tenderfoot requirements, others worked on second class and played games. Jean Gray's Patrol plans a doughnut sale Saturday for the camp fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Davis
St. Mary's Church
Cecelia Stolz
Margaret Justin
Jean Gray
Bridge party hosts at Mrs Hoffman home
The Business and Professional Women's Club held a monthly social bridge party last night at 359 Eighth Street hosted by Mrs W C Hoffman. Miss Ruth Pape, a guest, won first prize while Miss Sarah Hamilton received consolation. Assisting in refreshments were Mrs Ruth Palmer, Mrs Faith Burgan, Mrs Fred Ernst, Mrs Ruth Ehrke and Mrs Nina Burt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
W. C. Hoffman
Eighth Street
Ruth Pape
Sarah Hamilton
Eagles Auxiliary Holds Meeting With Bingo Prizes Awarded
Obligate two Candidates Eagles Auxiliary met in regular session at Eagles Hall last night. A bingo party followed with prizes to Leona Schmidt Rose Mullen and Carrie Miller. Refreshments served by two committees including Sarah Massey Stella Landers and Mary Barres. A tureen supper is planned for January 25 at six. Next Tuesday a bingo party will be at Mrs Blanche Mason’s home on Lodi Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Auxiliary
Eagles Hall
Leona Schmidt
Rose Mullen
Carrie Miller
Sarah Massey
Stella Landers
Mary Barres
Blanche Mason
Lodi Street
Club Flas Guests B. BOB at Ruth Shepards Home
Club members and six guests met at Mrs Ruth Shepard’s Clark Street home for thirty six buco games with prizes to Ruth Shepard first Susanna Heattle second and Mrs Fred Kleth third Della Huskinson won the club prize A luncheon was served with assistance from Mrs Keith Dorothy Davis received gifts for her birthday and wedding anniversary Susanna Beattie and Anne Cook hosted blue bell sisters Jan 26 the club meets with Mrs Beattie at Warren Avenue Elyria High Latin Club met in Room 309 at 3 15 Talks covered Roman daily life prizes went to Marguerite Edwards Lorna Mae Fiedler Nan Shrvock A puzzle of unscrambled Latin words was presented by Jeanette Buchholz committee chosen to amend constitution led by first consul Harold Dahnke refreshments followed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Bob
Ruth Shepard
Clark Street
Keith
Dorothy Davis
Susanna Beattie
Anne Cook
Blue Bell
Mrs. Beattie
Warren Avenue
Latin Club
Elyria High School
Janet Rawson
Lorna Mae Fiedler
John Faulkner
Harold Dahnke
the Bath
Shirley Altfeld
Betty Muller
Jeanette Buchholz
Marguerite Edwards
Lorna Fiedler
Nan Shrvock
Social club meeting plans theatre party and dances
Alpha Beta Ghamma met at Eleanor Holliday's West avenue home for a long business session planning a January 19 theatre party and February 22 coed party. Committees appointed with Corinne Rhodes and Bettye Karlow leading entertainment and Viola Grugel refreshments. Prizes awarded to Ethel Ryan and Helen Reese. Lunch served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Beta
Viola Grugel
Blaine Street
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Assoc. Hears
Daughters of Union Veterans Install
Miss Houk
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Avenue
Higbee Company
William H. Conrad
Cleveland Travel Club
Europe
Conrad
Kiwanis Club
Medina Kiwanis Club
Mrs. Dill Heads Guild
Mrs. Portman Review
Women's Home Missionary Society
Clark Maddock
J. P. Taylor
J. Fitch
Cara Roma
Ashford
E. J. Bond
George Staines
Lydia Davis
Herman Portman
America
Mark A. Dawber
Cooperative Movement
Merritt Powell
Fuhr
Murdach
Sigma Gammas Elect
Young Women’s League
M.T.M. Club
M. T. M. Club
Fred Maddock
Robson Court
Hearts
John Rose
Dave Thomas
Don Ternes
Ralph Lyman
Jack Drage
Tom Hallauer
Paul Talarski
Lectern
Midget Beauty Shop
Broad Street
Lorain County Home & Window Cleaning CO
Princeton Elyria - Oberling
Hugh Greer Rafton - Amhe
Wellangton
Parent-Teacher Association News
News of the Girl Scouts
Club Flas
Lydia E. Pinritam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Pers Pinkham
Kat
Batiste
Capitol Theatre
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