Elyria Pythian Sisters Install Youngest Most Excellent Chief
Elyria Pythian Sisters met at Woodman Hall to install officers for 1933. Dorothy Barton was installed as Most Excellent Chief, noted as the youngest in Ohio. Kathry Waldron led the ceremony with Ruth Barton and Esther Seekins assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Pythian Sisters
Woodman Hall
Dorothy Barton
Miss Barton
Ohio
Kathryan Waldron
Ruth Barton
Esther Seekins
Dorothy Barbour
Florence Brown
Eva Robinson
YWCA Announces Swiming Schedule and Rate Changes
The YWCA introduces a new five month swimming schedule with September February terms and revised rates. Classes run February through June and September through January with options for annual tickets paid in full in advance. New Friday schedules place high school girls at 7 30 and business girls at 8 15, with other classes unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Stetson
Health Education
Sabbath services and events at Spencer Methodist Church
Sabbath school convenes at Spencer Methodist Church at ten with Wayne Messner leading Sunt classes for all ages. Morning Worship at eleven features a sermon titled A New Commandment and choir music. No Epworth League. Evening program at Huntington United Church. Chatham Church orchestra program. Bible study Tuesday seven, choir rehearsal Tuesday seven thirty, Men's club Wednesday Jan 18 at eight with Hon. John McSweeney as guest speaker. All men invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Methodist Church
Wayne Messner
Sunt
Epworth League
United Church
Huntington
Methodist Church
Chatham
John McSweeney
Fields M. E. Church to Host Special Music on Sunday
A large crowd is expected at Fields M. E. Church Sunday morning with special music by the Ha Waiian String Ensemble including Nellie Sandrock and others. Mrs. Detwiler will sing Rock of Ages. The Junior Choir directed by Miss Velma Andrews will present an anthem. Pastor John G. Koontz will discuss Sowing and Reaping and Vital Religion. Sunday School at 11 15 and Official Board meeting. Epworth League at 7 00 led by Charles Johnson. Blaine and Hiram Stone return from Detroit en route to Cleveland to join the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields M. E
Epworth League
Charles Johnson
Hamilton P. T. A. Fetes Fathers Night with Programs
The Hamilton P. T. A. annual Fathers Night was held January 12. After a brief business session, H. J. Ingersol Jr. led a program featuring group singing, a violin trio, and a talk by Rev. K. P. Meister with Canadian vacation slides. Refreshments followed, and a Founders Day meeting with a silver tea and past presidents in charge is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton P. T. A
H. J. Ingersol, Jr
Clark Edward Maddock
Frank May
Robert Holcomb
Ralph Stearns
K. P. Meister
the Home For the Aged
Canada
Canadian Woods
Cascade Park
Glen Baxter
B. S. Jennings
R. N. Fox
William Meinke
Children's Tap Dancing Classes At Y W C A
The Y W C A offers children tap dancing with beginner and advanced groups starting Saturday January 14. Beginners at 9 30 and advanced at 10 30, with Miss Stetson directing health games. Registration not required. classes meet in the gym. term has 12 lessons, no new pupils after the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetson
Y. W. C. A. Gymnasium
Knights Templar Commandery Session Plans January Dance
Biyria Commandery No 60 Knights Templar met in regular session at the Masonic temple led by Commander O F Palmer. A full opening was conducted by the captain general, and monthly business was transacted. An invitation was extended to David J Nye Chapter of DeMolay to attend a dance January 26 at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biyria
Knights Templar
Sesson
Masonic Temple
O. F. Palmer
David J. Nye
DeMolay
Beacon Light Girls Hold Tureen Supper at St Pauls
Twelve members and two guests met at the Beacon Light Girls of St Pauls church for a tureen supper after a business session. Guests Alta Pixley and Dorothy Oswald attended. The next meeting will be at the church with Ber tha Quade and Olline Feagler as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Light Girls
St. Paul's Church
Alta Pixley
Dorothy Oswald
Bertha Quade
Olline Feagler
Sigma Lambda Sigma sorority meeting at Lucille Kelly home
Members held a Wednesday evening business meeting at Lucille Kelly on Tannery Street. Plans for formal initiation were completed. The next meeting will be at Lucille Kelly’s home with Marjorie Doane as assisting hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Lambda Sigma Sorority
Lucille Kelly
Tannery Street
Marjorie Doane
Mrs. Horan Hosts Ninety Five Club Luncheon
Mrs. F. T. Horan served as hostess at a one o'clock luncheon on Thursday before the Ninety Five Club program. Mrs. Mabel Hart reviewed Flaubert’s Salammbo and Mrs. Walter Davies reviewed Jules Verne’s From the Earth to the Moon. Next meeting set for January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Horan
Ninety-Five Club
Mabel Hart
Flaubert
Salammbo
Walter Davies
Jules Verne
Mrs Flood Opens Home for R N Benefit Party
Royal Neighbors of America sponsored a benefit card party last evening at Mrs Rose Floods West street home. Eight pedro games and banco entertained. high scores by Mrs Adda Zacharias and Mrs Rafter. Refreshments served by Mrs Zacharias. A tureen supper and new officer installation planned for Friday January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Tonight’s Church and Club Gatherings Across City
Numerous groups meet tonight across churches and halls. S O S class, Daughters of Scotia, Sons and Daughters of Liberty, Northwest Encampment install officers, Mission Study Club sews, and supper is planned. Local Bible class and Fisherman’s Club organize activities. Junior Missionary Society after school, King’s Daughters birthday dinner at 6 30, Christian Endeavor social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Josephine Whitmore
Harvard Avenue
Daughters of Scotia
Wurst Hall
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Northwest
Mission Study Club
First Cong’s
Dr. Neighbour
Baptist Church
Men of the First Baptist Church
Junior Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
King’s Daughters
Christian Endeavor of the Church of Christ
Fishermen's Club organized in Elyria Lorain county
A large group from Elyria and Lorain County will meet at six tonight to organize the Fishermen's Club. The group plans broad county outreach and personal visitation to win men to Christian life, with Dr. R E Neighbour praising its expected impact. Supper at six, first meeting ends at 7 30 with a county wide undenominational Bible class on Christ Walking in the Midst of the Churches. Hundreds attend prophecy sermons and all Lorain County residents are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elycia
Lorain County
Fishermen’s Club
R. E. Neighbour
First Baptist Church of
Elyria
Fishermen’s Club of
First Baptist Church
Grace Lutheran Young People Plan Dinner and Play
Grace Lutheran Young People's Society held a meeting in the church parlors with Dorothy Hoton Mildred Hillmer and Helen Hoton entertaining. Plans were made for a tureen dinner next month and for a play to be presented in late April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Young People’s Society
Dorothy
Helen Hoton
Mildred Hillmer
Reverend Schumm
Irene Zachman
William Gebhardt
Daughters of Sahara Hostesses Entertain Neighbors
Daughters of Sahara were entertained last evening by Mrs Delia Lutz at her Bath street home. After a short business meeting guests played bunco and ecards with prizes to Mrs Anna Barnes Mrs Jeanette Arnold and Mrs Daisy Sawyer for ecards and to Mrs Ethel Sparks for bunco. Hosts assisted in serving refreshments. On Thursday February ninth the group will be guests of Mrs Osea Higgie on High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara
Delia Lutz
Bath Street
Bunco
Ecards
Anna Barnes
Jeanette Arnold
Daisy Sawyer
Ethel Sparks
Clara Jensen
Sarah Massey
Nellie Reynolds
Barnes
Osea Higgie
High Street
Twelve Merry Makers Attend Theatre Party at Shattuck's Inn
A group of twelve enjoyed a theatre party and a three course dinner at Shattuck's Inn with a mock wedding and dancing. The wedding party included Ruth Williams as bride, Anne Smith maid of honor, Maude Firestone minister Bernice Fillmore, Hazel Kaylas bridesmaid, Dorothy Hartley flower girl. Hazel Kaylas will host a gathering at East River Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Makers
Shattuck’s Inn
Ruth Williams
Anne Smith
Maude Firestone
Bernice Fillmore
Hazel Kaylas
Dorothy Hartley
East River Street
Just-Up- Eight Club Elects Officers at Ruth Blauvelt’s
Members met at Miss Ruth Blauvelt’s home Thursday evening for a 1933 officer slate. Emma Barkknecht was elected president, Helen Ryan secretary, and Cecile Martin treasurer. Sewing was the main activity and a pink and green luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Blauvelt
Emma Barkknecht
Helen Ryan
Cecile Martin
Klisie Schroeder
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
Admissions list includes Mrs Bert Hucknall 333 Columbia avenue Mrs Ar thur Castle 133 Fourth street Bill Linder 121 Lodi street August Mack 1840 Middle avenue Mrs John Klyap 52u Fifteenth street Mrs Casmir Figler 315 Lake avenue Discharges include Vivian Joe 378 Furnace street Mrs Alvert Mac Kay 312 E Broad street Paul Ledyard Oberlin road Harvard Klinect R D No 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hucknall
Columbia Avenue
Arthur Castle
Fourth Street
Bill Linder
Lodi Street
August Mack
Middle Avenue
John Klyap
Fifteenth Street
Casmir Figler
Lake Avenue
Vivian Joe
Furnace Street
Alvert MacKay
E. Broad Street
Paul Ledyard
Oberlin Road
Harvard Klinect
Kan-Act Club elects officers and schedules play
Kan-Act Club met at East Carlisle school last evening with new officers led by President William Glover. Committees formed for entertainment social and properties. Ridgeville to stage a play January 20 at East Carlisle. Next meeting set for January 26 at the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
William Glover
Earl Brown
Marjorie Smith
Clara Mae Eddy
T. Smith
Maxine Miller
Cora Dimaline
Mary McCool
Lawrence Jackson
Doris Jackson
Adelbert Smith
Ridgeville
Ladies' Aid Society Plans Silver Tea at United Presbyterian
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the United Presbyterian church with good attendance. Misses Lautenschieger and Baird to host a silver tea January 26, with Mrs. Nece and Mrs. Snodgrass leading the program. Regular meeting set for February 15 at Mrs. Roe Spitzer's home on the Grafton road, featuring a tureen dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
United Presbyterian Church
F. A. Lawrence
Planus
Joe Lautenschieger
A Baird
J. K. Nece
A. E. Snodgrass
Roe Spitzer
Grafton Road
Ladies' Aid Society meeting at St John’s Lutheran church
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. John’s Lutheran church met yesterday afternoon at the school auditorium on Third street. Mrs. C Bielefeldt and Mrs. Sophie Ebicke hosted. The secretary gave her annual report. Forty five members attended the refreshment course. In two weeks the society will meet with Mrs. Fred Neimerer and Mrs. John Koch as hostesses for a missionary program and mite boxes will be opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Third Street
C. Bielefeldt
Sophie Ebicke
Fred Neimerer
John Koch
Roar-Up Club elects Elva Heidrich President
Elva Heidrich was chosen president of the Roar-Up Club at a WC A meeting last evening. Mary Lamar becomes secretary and Eleanor Warden treasurer. Planned activities for the coming month include a treasure hunt a book review and a swimming party. A birthday reception will feature a dramatic presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Heidrich
Mary Lamar
Eleanor Warden
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Meets In New Year
The Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society held its first year business meeting with reelected president Mrs. Owen Bannon presiding. They planned refreshments for stewardship meetings at various homes next week and formed an entertainment committee including Mrs. Leonard Mosely Mrs. F Witt and Mrs. R Schreffler. Mrs. George Haserodt was named in charge of sewing. Hostesses Mrs. G Schafer and Mrs. F Nierman served refreshments to twenty five members. The January 26 meeting will be a social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Owen Bannon
Leonard Mosely
F. Witt
R. Schreffler
George Haserodt
Bethel Shrine Plans Card Party and Meeting Notes
Bethel Shrine sponsors a card party after a January 26 meeting in I. C. C. F. Hall. Mrs. Olza Sasse presided in the absence of Worthy High Priestess Mrs. Weisbrod. A birth is reported for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly of 590 Park Avenue a daughter born Thursday January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weisbrod
Bethel Shrine
Olza Sasse
I. C. C. F. Hall
Thomas Kelly
Park Avenue
Franklin P T A Meets In Newly Equipped Room
Franklin P T A held its first meeting in the newly equipped room on Thursday afternoon with luncheon served by the mothers to the teachers. Guests included Miss Harriet Hubbard Mrs R L Ellis and Mrs Betty Ingram. The group voted a dollar to the room with the most mothers present and discussed upcoming lectures and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin P. T. A
Franklin
Harriet Hubbard
R. L. Ellis
Betty Ingram
R. C. Maston
James Brown
Horace Nye
Emma Dean Anderson Circle Supper Meeting Report
Ten girls attended the Emma Dean Anderson Circle supper at United Presbyterian Church. Florence Seller and Charlotte Harper led the supper committee. Plans were made for a stewardship pageant with the Missionary Society. Ruth Lautenschleger led devotions and a lesson on the Rainbow Empire chapter about missionary language challenges in Ethopia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Dean Anderson
United Presbyterian Church
Florence Seller
Charlotte Harper
Bors’ Missionary Society
Ruth Lautenschleger
Ethopie
Miss Dorothy O'Donnell to wed Ray King in January
Continuing pre nuptial events honoring Miss Dorothy O'Donnell guests at Mrs. Alfred O'Donnell and Mrs. Arthur O'Donnell home on Middle avenue. A shower of linens accompanied by a bridge game and prizes went to Mrs. M. Knapp Mrs. Marcella Conley and Mrs. M. Perry. Lorain visitors included Mrs. A King Mrs. A King Mrs. Scanlon and Mrs. P. J. Schnitzler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy O'Donnell
Ray King
Lorain
Alfred O’donnell
Arthur O'Donnell
Middle Avenue
Bridge
M. Knapp
Marcella Conley
Quilting Session Guides Church Group Meeting
Division B of the Church of Christ met at Mrs. Carl Haven’s East avenue home with thirteen members and four visitors. A 12:30 luncheon preceded an afternoon of quilting, followed by a 2:15 business meeting and contests. The next gathering will be February 14 at the church to sew for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Carl Haven
East Avenue
Red Cross
Oberlin Auxiliary Sewing Circle Holds All Day Meeting
Mrs. D. E. White hosted twelve ladies of the Major Woodworth Auxiliary Sewing Circle for an all day sewing session. Several garments were completed for Red Cross distribution and a luncheon was served at noon. The next meeting is Tuesday January 17 at Mrs Nina Ronk 224 George Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. White
Oberlin
Woodworth Auxiliary
Red Cross
Nina Ronk
George Street
Culture Club reviews and hostesses announced
Mrs. Shook hosts Culture Club at Harvard avenue with a review of The Epic of America by James Truslow Adams. Mrs. Snowden reviews Sally of Rhodesia by Sheila McDonald as a diversion. Mrs. Obitts will host the next meeting on January twenty sixth at Fourth street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
James Truslow Adams
B. H. Long
Culture Club
J. T. Shook
Harvard Avenue
W. C. Snowden
Sally
Rhodesia
Sheila McDonald
L. A. Obitts
Fourth Street
Marriage License Application for Holbrook and Snow
Herman H. Holbrook 24 a salesman of Elyria and Helen M. Snow 24 of Elyria filed a marriage license application. Dr. Bond noted on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman H. Holbrook
Elyria
Helen M. Snowden
Dr. Bond
Local notes on students visitors and events
Elyria area residents and alumni appear in several social postings. Miss Ruth Krugman, a former Elyria High student now in Cleveland, visited the local high school this week. Four Elyria students at Ohio Wesleyan University join the Wesleyan Players’ production crew for Alice in Wonderland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Krugman
Elyria High
Cleveland
Jessie Bickers
Lorain
Q. E. Barton
Seventh Street
George Tufford
A. H. Hancock
Los Angeles
Calif
Nellie Couch
W. K. Mackey
Mansfield Reformatory
First Congregational Men's Club
H. H. Gregg
Grace Barton
Mae Dramm
Mabel Garford
Ruth Vestal
Blanche Kohler
West Salem
Gueraldine Simkins
Homer Blanchard
John Eckler
Richard Todd
Lotus Gardens
Joe Hansmar
H. R. Wilson
Robert Huneke
List of Names Mentioned in Local Notice
A roster of individuals includes Mrs Arthur O'Hara and Misses Dorothy Martin Helen Lowe Genna Boote Parks Dorothy Su dro Frances Sherill Doris Comer Leona Jackson Laura Welch Rose Hurd and Messrs Dell Sav age E Lautenschleger Leroy Pheil Ken Botamer F Higzgie Allan Day Clyde Refenning Charles Markham Richard Clark and R S Minger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur O’hara
Dorothy Martin
Helen Lowe
Genna Boote
Parks
Dorothy Sudro
Frances Sherill
Doris Comer
Leona Jackson
Laura Welch
Rose Hurd
Dell Savage
E. Lautenschleger
Leroy Pheil
Ken Botamer
F. Higzgie
Allan Day
Clyde Refenning
Charles Markham
Richard Clark
R. S. Minger
Fish stock expanded at Gurnsey Lake this year
About 150000 fish were released into Gurnsey Lake over the past year. Fred J. Foster of the Bureau of Fisheries provided the figure and noted George E. Brimmer of Cheyenne helped secure the fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne, Wyo
Gurnsey Lake
Fred J. Foster
Bureau of Fisheries
George E. Brimmer
Cheyenne
Devils Tower 18 Filmed At Sundance Wyoming
Denver photographer scaled Devils Tower in Wyoming to capture the national monument on film. He shot from the summit and also photographed the structure from ground level for a News reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Tower
Sundance
Wyo
National Monument
Denver
Monument
Bake Sale by Emman Luth Church at Farmer's Supply
A bake sale organized by Emman Luth Church supporters will be held at Farmer's Supply on Saturday morning. Proceeds benefit church programs and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emman. Luth
Farmer's Supply
Salmon Go Downstream After Truck Skids Into Creek
A fish truck skidded on an icy Montesano road and slid into Percival Creek near town. The Salmon supply effort shifted downstream as water carried the cargo away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montesano
Wash
Percival Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. C
Erma Sehnarr
Ida Devinney
Margaret McKibbon
Evelyn Ernst
Olea Johnson
Laura Barton
Eva Brunger
Florence Foster
Grand Lodge
Minnie Gard
Olga Johrgen
Blaine
Hiram Stone
Detroit
Mich
Vicks
Dyan
BK. P. Meister
Commandery Meeting
Beacon Light
F. Horan
GRACE
Lutz
Henke Beauty Shop
Marcelling
Ladies’ Aid
ST. John Ladies’ Aid Meeting
Roar-Up Club
Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Hata
Broad St
Andress
Meybelie Burner
Mary Austin
Miss Burner
Church OF Christ Division
Sewing Circle
Mrs. Shook
Hhiocal
Elyria Eagles Hall
Smith Orchestra
Cor
Cyclamens
Numerology
Nichol’s
Broad Street
Forall Castle
Stle Beauty
Anyle Beauty Shoppe
Elyria Savings & Trust
Rt. A
Paul
Wainwright
Courtland St
THE
Brown Company
Lodi
Are Haase
Tnvinding Wet
Hitfen
Gcnarnciann
Bnot LY Riema Soptiss
Earadae
Batiste
Elyria Hotel
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