Early 19th Century Music Study At Elystia Society
Miss Harriet Francis presents a chronicle of the 1800 to 1850 transition from classical to romantic in German French and Italian music at the Elystia Musical Art Society. Performances include Mrs. Hugh Amos, Mrs. Brodbeck, and duets by Kaley and Brodbeck. An evening on January 25 features Late 19th Century Music with Miss Viola Hargrave at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Francis
Elystia Musical Art Society
Francis
Etna
Cout
Schubert
Weber
Spohr
Mendelasohn
Schumann
Mendelssohn
Chopit
Germany
France
Italy
Hugh Amos
Cesgr
Franck
Gabriel Faure
Florian
Godard
Gladys McCullough
O. E. Brodbeck
J. H. Crum Jey
Lorelei
Liszt
Lord
God Omnipotent
Cesar Franck
Brahms
Karl Kaley
Brodbhéck
Jack Huge
Rando Capriccioso
Crumley
Louis Kolopus
Kaley
Ge Huge
Agnes del
Bizet
Second Congregational Church Division Elects New Officers
The division met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Carrie Rabliff on Spruce Street and Mrs. Guis shger as new president in charge. New officers were installed as plans were made to raise funds for the coming year. A guest birthday lunch was scheduled for the February meeting. Miss Nellie Hecock read a magazine article on Faith and the New Year during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Rabliff
Spruce Street
Guisshger
Nellie“Hecock
Church Circle to Sponsor Antique Lamp Display
Circle No 3 of the First Congregational church will present a lecture and lamp display by Mrs Charles Eshleman of Shaker Heights. The event occurs Friday January 22 at 2 30 pm at the church. The Eshlemans hold a collection of about five hundred lamps and have written on the subject for magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eshleman
Shaker Heights
Circle No. 3
First Congregational Church
Eshleman
Society of Collectors of Cleveland
Highbees
Appreciation of Early Leaders at First Methodist Church
Mrs Minnie Brown presided for the Women's Home Missionary Society meeting after noon at the First Methodist church. Papers aligned with Appreciation of Literature covered Women's Home Missions and General Publications of the Organizations. New members joined totaling twenty five, with reports from department secretaries and a mite box opening led by Mrs Clark Maddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Brown
Women’s Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Henry Townsend
Women's Home Missions
John Streicher
E. T. Reese
Henry Heidrich
William Boone
Clarence Beazell
Fred Sheldon
Home Missions
Paul Wainwright
Clark Maddock
E. J. Bond
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Reported in Amherst
Mrs Ida Wolf Mrs Frank Van over and Mrs Byron Shaffstall attended the American Legion Auxiliary meeting in Amherst last evening. Miss Anna Louise Baker of Harrison street left today to visit in Detroit Michigan. James Worthington and wife left Monday for Amherst Massachusetts after several weeks here. May Whitby spends this week in New York City returning Saturday then heads to Palm Beach Florida for several months. Wayne Williams and daughter of Van Wert Ohio were called to Elyria by the death of his father D Williams of Dewey avenue. George Moise of Columbus street promoted to assistant Bureau manager in Cleveland office. Twenty nine local teachers attended Leslie Howard Hamlet performance in Cleveland yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Wolf
Frank Vanover
Byron Shaffstall
American Legion
Amherst
Anna Louise Baker
Harrison Street
Detroit
Michigan
James Worthington
Massachusetts
May Whitby
New York City
Palm Beach
Florida
Wayne Williams
van Wert
Ohio
Elyria
D. C. Williams
Dewey Avenue
George Moise
Columbus Street
Columbus
International News Service
Cleveland
Leslie Howard
Hamlet
Calendar of church and social group meetings around town
After school the Missionary Society meets at Mrs. C L Bristol 161 Harvard Ave Doris Groat Africa Inland Mission speaks on Bel isa Congo at United Presbyterian 730 Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary meets 700 Woodman Hall Church of Christ annual meeting with tureen supper Ladies Aid social St Marys Altar Society card party Parish Hall 800 Church Night at Second Congregational 730 Lorelei club at Mrs Samples Furnace High School PTA annual dinner with Prof Dana Burns WBA open installation 830 Eagles Hall Sigma Omega Sigma at Mrs Dave Robertson Elra Womans Club general meeting and Dorothy Fuldheim Europe talk Dames of Malta bingo Cora May Walton Mission Study First Congregational Brotherhood St Pauls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
C. L. Bristol
Harvard Avenue
Doris Groat
The
Africa Inland Mission
Belisa Congo
Sons of Union' Veterans’ Auxiliary
Woodman Hall
Church of Christ
Ladies Aid Society
St. Mary’s Altar Society
Schirack
Second Congregational Church
Harry Brillhart
Board of Trustees
Lorelei Club
Robert Samples
Furnace Street
P.T. A
Dana Burns
Baldwin-Wallace College
Eagles Hall
Sigma Omega Sigma
Dave Robertson
Elrra Woman's Club
Dorothy Fuldheim
Europe
Dames of
Malta
Cora May Walton
First Congregational Church
Brotherhood
St. Paul’s Church
Hobo Party Brings Mary- Martha Class to Methodist Meeting
Thirty six members of the Mary- Martha class gathered at the Methodist church in hobo attire for an evening of campfire amusement. The program featured singing, devotions, readings from Philippians, poems by Grace Crowell, a story by Robert Burdette and guitar music by Charles O Malley. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Pearl Reynolds and others. next meeting announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Ralph Wood
Grace Crowell
C. B. Simkins
Robert Burdette
Charles O'Malley
Pearl Reynolds
Mesdames Foreman
Hendricks
Simkins
Steger
Wood
J. Robertson
Scoville
Distinguished Guests at Daughters of Union Veterans Dinner
Prominent attendees at the Daughters of Union Veterans Mary A. Chandler Tent No. 122 dinner included Park Yingling, Past National Commander of the Sons of Union Veterans, and Mrs. Yingling, Past National President of Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Also present were Mrs. Musser and her daughter Elizabeth, Miss Winifred Gilchrist, and Mrs. Miriam Tierpont of Lakewood, granddaughter of the army nurse the Tent honors. Reverend John Kaley, a Civil War veteran, addressed the group as new officers were installed after a six thirty dinner at the Elvira Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Mary A. Chandler
Park Yingling
Bar Village
Sons of Union Veterans
Yingling
Musser
Elizabeth
Winifred Gilcrist
Miriam Tierpont
Lakewood
John Kaley
Elvrra Woman's Club
Central Guild of St. Andrew’s Episcopal elects officers
Mrs. C. D. Gull of West Eighth Street hosted the annual Central Guild meeting. She was elected president for the year. other officers are Mrs. E. M. Anspacher as vice president, Mrs. C. Sparks as secretary, and Mrs. E. W. Rule as treasurer. A goal of five years of church work was set, and members plus one guest played bridge after the meeting. The next hostess and meeting date will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Gull
West Eighth Street
Central Guild of
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
E. M. Anspacher
C. Sparks
E. W. Rule
Licenses Granted to Karolak and Zbrezny
Anthony Karolak a 27 year old janitor from Lorain and Mildred Zbrezny a 19 year old from Loraia received licenses in a local issuance authorities granted following standard background checks and eligibility verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Karolak
Lorain
Mildred Zbrezny
Loraia
Women Missionary Society activities span charity and visitation
The First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society met to sew for Indian and Livingston TN homes, with Mrs. R C Baird leading. Mrs. W C Porter presided at supper and evening program. Doris Groat spoke on Africa India mission life, and Miss Groat plans to return to Africa in March. Circle Dot Club elected officers and zinnia sisters details noted. Jolly Eight Bunco group held aENTertainment and luncheon. March Club guests enjoyed bridge and luncheon hosted by Mrs Harlan Beard and Mrs Charles Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
R. C. Baird
India
Livingston
Tennessee
W. C. Porter
C. C. Kieffer
Bolivia
Amazon Valley
Betty
Lois
Margaret
Ann Opper
Opper
Clyde Brown
F. A. Yost
Walter Keisler
A. Gegen
Hold Quarterly Session of Secret Sisters at Emmanuel Lutheran
The Hold Quarterly Session met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. A. E. Weckerly’s Park Avenue home. President Mrs. George Mynchenburg Sr. led a brief business period. The group plans to aid the Missionary group in Wednesday pre Lenten services. Nineteen members and two guests played bridge and hearts. honors went to Mrs. Mabel Fenner and Mrs. Henry Straw in bridge and Mrs. Margaret Taylor for her hearts score. Refreshments followed. Another meeting is planned for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Sisters
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
A. E. Weckerly
Park Avenue
George Mynchenburg Sr
Bridge and Hearts
Mabel Fenner
Henry Straw
Margaret Taylor
Hearts
Weekerly
Tril Ko Club Welcomes Newly Married Former Member as Guest
Members of the Tril Ko club gathered at Miss Jean Roths West Street home last evening with guest Mrs. J. G. Green Milly Ann Strause, a former member who married Jesse George Green III in Wellsburg West Virginia last Saturday. The meeting covered plans for a pre Lent dance at the American Lesson Home on February sixth with Freddie Faye and his band and a splash party soon. A party honoring Mrs. Green is set for Thursday January 21 at Miss Barbara Rogers Eastern Heights Boulevard. Refreshments followed the meeting and the group adjourned to meet next Monday at the homes of Christine and Mary Sederis East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tril Ko Club
Jean Roth
West Street
J. G. Green
Milly Ann Strause
Jesse George Green III
Wellsburg
West Virginia
T. M. Billingsley
Freddie Faye
Mrs. Green
Barbara Rogers
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Dorothy Vietzen
Christine
Mary Sederis
East Avenue
Presbyterian auxiliary meets at Phillips court home
To Entertain Fathers Mothers Auxiliary of the United Presbyterian church met at Mrs. Ned Palm's Phillips court home with Mrs. Stewart assisting. Attendees discussed mission box letters from Ezell and Frenchburg, read reports, and heard a Hebrews devotion. A skit on encouraging a child followed, then refreshments. Next meeting February 9 at the church with a program by Sellers, Kirkpatrick, and Swartzle and hospitality by Horace, Hale, Denison, and Phelps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Ned Palm
Phillips Court
Stewart
Swartzle
Denison
Aungst
Robert Kirkpatrick
Ezell
Frenchburg
C. L. Bristol
Hebrews
Herman Paeth
Ed. Wright
Paeth
T. F. Sellers
Charles Swartzle
Harold Horace
Hale
Claude Denison
Don Phelps
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Listed
Hospital admissions include Mrs Edward Fort man of 133 Oak street Mrs Delwin McBride of 30 12 Lake avenue and Mrs Carlton Hall of 107 Chase street Discharges include Mrs George Died rich and baby boy of 925 Walnut street Lucille Round of Litchfield Burton Brick of Medina Mrs Ransford Green of 119 East avenue Phyllis Rhoads of R D No 2 and Mrs Ell wood Pierce of 351 Oberlin road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fortman
Oak Street
Delwin McBride
Lake Avenue
Carlton Hall
Chase Street
George Diedrich
Walnut Street
Lucille Round
Litchfield
Burton Brick
Medina
Ransford Green
East Avenue
Phyllis Rhoads
R. D
Ellwood Pierce
Oberlin Road
G A R Ladies Install New Officers in meeting honors
Captain P. D preety Circle Ladies of the G R held a Monday evening installation at Outns Hall. Outgoing president Mrs Dorothy Willert presided for the last time and incoming president Mrs Nina Hitsman presented officer bouquets. Installing officers Carrie Jackson Williams and Florence Deighton conducted a formal ceremony. New officers include Nina Hitsman president Louise Freeman senior vice president Cecelia Livingston junior vice president Elizabeth Decker treasurer Anna Bruck secretary Dorothy Willett patriotic instructor Hattie Smith chaplain Millie Clarkson conductor Daisy Harder assistant conductor Sadie Brown guard Margaret McKinley assistant guard Pauline Hamilton registrar Edith Hill musician. Auditing committee members are past presidents Louise Goodman and Myrtle Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D
Preety
G. R
Outnns Hall
Dorothy Willert
Nina Hitsman
Boutenierre
Sadie Mae Williams
Carrie Jackson
Florence Deighton
Cleveland
Williams
Willett
National Council of Administration
Deighton
Willert
Elizabeth Decker
Anna Bruck
Dorothy Willett
Hattie Smith
Millie Clarkson
Daisy Harder
Sadie Brown
Margaret McKinley
Pauline Hamilton
Edith Hill
Louise Goodman
Myrtle Rose
Hostess To Club Rosemary Hosts True Blue Meeting
Rosemary hosted the True Blue club at her home last evening with dancing and prizes for Marion Anderson and Joan MacKenzie. A Valentine party was discussed and luncheon served by the hostess's mother. The group adjourned to meet in two weeks at Evelyn Pyecroft's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary. Smith
True Blue Club
Marion Anderson
Joan MacKenzie
Evelyn Pyecroft
Johnston Gift and Knit Shop Spring Styles Feature
Exclusive patterns yarns and colors offered with free knitting instructions at Johnston Gift and Knit Shop 220 Second 31 presenting a spring selection Gifts of all descriptions at moderate prices for shoppers seeking new embellishments and patterns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston Gift & Knit Shop
Plan for American Legion Auxiliary Membership Drive
At the recent Legion Auxiliary meeting plans were set for a membership drive running from January 20 to February 30. The group schedules a rummage sale on January 26 and a Valentine party February 9 with Mrs. George Myers in charge. Juniorettes meet tomorrow at Legion Home, while the Junior Auxiliary plans a theatre party January 23 and a slumber party February 1. Dan Symons spoke on legislation of interest and refreshment was served by a committee led by Mrs. Hadyn Evans with members Mrs. Elemos, Mrs. Robson, and Mrs. Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Légion ‘Auxiliary
George Myers
Legion Home
Dan Symons
Hadyn Evans
James Elemos
Pdip Robson
Carl Wolf
Secret Sisters Club Holds First 1937 Meeting at Avon Home
Miss Janet Stagg opened her Avon residence for the Secret Sisters club first meeting of 1937. Vice president led in president's absence, Keene games awarded to Miss Dorothy Ryan and Miss Eleanor Krugman, followed by a dessert. Next gathering planned at Miss Krugman's Riverdale court home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Stagg
Avon
Secret Sisters Club
Elkins
Keene
Dorothy Ryan
Eleanor Krugman
Lodge Announces Bingo Party and Initiation
Eagles Auxiliary plans initiation at its next meeting on January 26. A bingo party was announced for Wednesday January 20 at Mrs. Penrod’s home 111 Robson Court. Last night a bingo party awarded prizes to Mrs. Flossie Massey Mrs. Emma Warman and Mrs. Lola Thomasson. Luncheon followed the games served by Mrs. Rose Mullen and Mrs. Bertha Lyberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Penrod
Robson Court
Flossie Massey
Emma Warman
Lola Thomasson
Rose Mullen
Bertha Lyberger
Three New Members Join Itinus Club at Ruth Miadock Home
Itinus Club members met last evening at Ruth Miadock s home and decided to change the club name. Three new members Avis Hastings Corrine Woodings and Sue Casper were voted in. A social luncheon followed and the club will meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itsinus Club
Ruth Miadock
Avis Hastings
Corrine Woodings
Sue Casper
Meet With Advisor
Officers of McKinley Girl Reserves held a luncheon meeting at advisor Mrs Manville's Cambridge Avenue home. No future activities for the rest of the year were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Girl Reserves
Hubbell Hosts Round Table on Gulf Road Friday
Dr and Mrs W B Hubbell will entertain the Round Table Club at their Gulf Road home Friday evening The topic The Preservation of Wild Life will be presented by Max Van Wormer and the evening will feature a diversion by Worth Fauver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hubbell
Round Table Club
Gulf Road
Max van Wormer
Worth Fauver
Meetings Cues and Lines Club Meeting This Thursday
The Meetings Cues and Lines club meets Thursday evening at Mrs Al Bauer s home High Street for officer elections Altar Society of St Mary s church resumes meetings Thursday afternoon at the church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cues and Lines Club
al Bauer
Altar Society
St. Mary’s Church
Sorority Rebrands as Wajabs During January Gathering
Joan Smith hosted a January gathering at her Harvard Avenue home where Theta Kappa Omega was mocked and decided to become a club named Wajabs. After routine reports a senior farewell was discussed and on January 23 refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother with plans to meet again February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Smith
Theta Kappa Omega Sorority
Harvard Avenue
Class Postponed for Miss Edna Gray Johnson’s Bible Story
The Miss Edna Gray Johnson Bible story telling class is postponed until next week. The group was set for Thursday night at 7 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Gray Johnson
Pittsfield Young Married Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs Arthur Whitney entertained members of the Young Married Woman's Club Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Henry Lally Camden, Mrs H T Worcester and son Loren, Mrs Myron Brill, Albert McDole and daughters Marilyn and Carolyn, Mrs Leon Atherton and daughter Lucy, Mrs Wilbur Peabody, Mrs Perry Brandt, Mrs Frank Kovasick, Mrs Otis Worcester and daughter Lois, and Oberlin guests Mrs Earl Davidson and Mrs Henry Sheffield with son Charles. Social time followed by refreshments. Next meeting planned at Mrs Otis Worcester's South Main street home. Oberlin date February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Arthur Whitney
Young Married Woman’s Club
Henry Lally
Camden
H. T. Worcester
Loren
Myron Brill
Albert McDole
Marilyn
Carolyn
Leon Atherton
Lucy
Wilbur Peabody
Perry Brandt
Frank Kovasick
Otis Worcester
Lois
Oberlin
Earl Davidson
Brighton
Henry Sheffield
Charles
Whitney
Gilbert
South Main Street
Ladies Society Meeting at Community Church
The Ladies Society met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. E. W. Wideman’s home with twelve in attendance. Mrs. Juell of Oberlin was present. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Society of the Community Church
E. W. Wideman
Juell
Oberlin
Young People League Meeting in Pittsfield Notes
The Young People's League of Pittsfield met at the Whitney home with good attendance. Lewis Luskart led during worship hour. Next Sunday will be at the Luskarts where their children will entertain. Olive McConnell will lead the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s League of
Pittsfield
Herbert Whitney
Lewis Luskart
League
Jake Luskart
Olive McConnell
Sauerkraut Supper at Emanuel Lutheran Church
Emanuel Lutheran Church hosts a sauerkraut supper at the corner of Princeton and Garfield on Thursday January 14 from 5 30 to 7 00 PM. Admission is 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Lutheran Church Cor
Princeton and Garford, Thur
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Lyberger
Brookhouser’s
Middle Avenue
Church Circle
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Knights of St. John
Woman's Club
Clara Bringman
Sheehan
Grance Banville
Bridge
Barbara Stoltz
Mary Flood
Gertrude Henry
W. Wilbert
Pedro
Katherine Kruzman
J. Kiser
Star of Bethlehem
St. Mary’s Hall
Cascade Park
East Ave
Rubye Louise Nix Zioncheck
R .Ach A. Zioncheck
University of Washington
Seattle
Circle Dot Club
Maude Saladina
Alice Kaylor
Minnie Lewis
Rose Boals
Margaret Maddox
Hattie Schroeder
Sunshine
Helen Smith
Zinnia
Entertains Club
Bunco
George Smith
East River Street
Makinski
Emma Foreman
Theodore Henry
Ralph Beck
Kenneth Vaughn
Brandston Avenue
March
March Club
Harlan Beard
Allyan Gehl
Marion Sparks
J. H. Elkins
Charles Sparks
Blaine Street
G.A.R. Ladies Install
William Rennie
Grafton
Tom Robson
Ralph Brown
Norwalk
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
S. O. O. F. Temple
Ernst Irion
Circle 3
Dan Anthony
Margaret Anthony
E .Q. Pallas
Women's Union
Beacon Light
Ruth Hege
Belgian Congo
Richard Dumke
Anna Cook Dance Studio
Broad Street
Ruth's Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Lodge
Community League
Leroy Dengate
the Saum Shoe Co
Grant
S - Penney
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