Community clubs and meetings scheduled for Friday and weekend
Numerous local clubs plan afternoon and evening gatherings across homes and halls. Events include Amical Club at Marian Keeler’s, Good Will Bible class at First Congregational, Tigredia Social Club at Nellie Hurd’s, Carlisle Neighborhood oyster supper at Grange hall, Blue and Gold Bunco at Beckwith’s, Everready Bunco at Tan nery Street, Amaryllis at Walter Carlson’s, and Security Benefit Assoc in the evening. Also Daughters of Scotia, Order of Eastern Star, Royal Neighbors of America, Mend-A-Lot, Merry Makers Hard Times party, Four O Clock Club at 2:30, National Council Catholic Women card party at K of C rooms, Child Welfare Dept speaker Doris Todd at 2:30, and a rescheduled St Mary’s benefit bridge at K of C Club rooms due to a competing Catholic Women event. Mrs Bert Galloway and Mrs George Foron are coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amical Club
Marian Keeler
Park Place
Good Will Bible
First Congregational Church
Tigredia
Nellie Hurd
Dewey Avenue
Carlisle
Grange Hall
Bunco Club
Beckwith
Bell Avenue
Everready
Arthur Goetz
Tannery Street
Amaryllis Club
Walter Carlson
Bath Street
Security Benefit Association
Daughters of Scotia
K of P
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic
Royal Neighbors of America
N. Juchem
Merry Makers Club
Florence Wolf
Eighth Street
Will Thomas
National Council of Catholic Women
K. of C
Mra Bert Galloway
Child Welfare Department
Women's Club
Doris Todd
St. Mary’s Organ
Benfit
K of Co
George Foron
Bert Galloway
Sweeney and McLean Families Welcome Newborn Sons
Mr and Mrs Edward Sweeney of 330 George Street announce the birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 14. Born to Mr and Mrs Andrus McLean of 216 Eastern Weights Boulevard a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sweeney
George Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Andrus McLean
Eastern Weights Boulevard
Cabbage Planting and Pricing Notes
The fragment describes spacing for cabbage rows of 24 to 30 inches, with heads forming as plants mature. It mentions produce brought in at a price range of 21 3 to 3 cents per pound, indicating pricing details for sale or market.
Mid Winter Activities At the Young Women’s Christian Association
The YWCA resumes mid winter activities this week with plans for the next term. Board of Directors meeting tonight will set the date for the ap ris meeting featuring Mrs. Harry Chamberlin of Toledo, a national board member and Budapest World Conference delegate. Fellowships and Mugwumps clubs keep Monday meetings with supper at six and programs afterward, while Federation of Business Girls reopens Tuesday with supper. Girl Reserve luncheon today gathers club advisors, Friendship Club hosts a supper and senior farewell Wednesday, and grade school reserves meet Tue Thu Fri. Health classes in swimming, gym, basketball, timbering, clogging resume. new health classes start February first with public invitation to join. Folders detailing clubs and classes are being produced and distributed. copies also available at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apris
Harry Chamberlin
Toledo
Chamberlain
YY. Ww. GA
Budapest
Mugwumps
Federation of Business Girls Clubs
Federation
Girl Reserve
Friendship Club
Community group meetings and church events listed for evening
Local notices list various society, church, and club gatherings with times from five thirty to eight o'clock. Groups include Methodist, Masons, Knights of Pythias, Sons of Union Veterans, Knights of Columbus, YWCA, YM C A clubs, Choral Society, Lutheran and Presbyterian congregations, and the Woman's Club. A sociology lecture by Dr H J Hertzler of Baldwin Wallace College centers the program.
Local clubs and societies hold evening meetings townwide
Veterans of Foreign Wars meet in Turner Block lodges. Carlisle Grange and Elyria Moose chapter gather in their halls. Ohio nurses plan a Cleveland evening event. YWCA supper program and federation meet. Elyria and St John’s Lutheran groups host socials and concerts. Wings of Youth Club hosts aviation interest gathering at 340 Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Turner Block
Carlisle Grange
Elyria Chapter
Women
Mooseheart Legion
K. of P
Ohio State Graduate Nurses Association
Cleveland
Federation
Elyria Lodge
O. F
LO. O. F
King Solomon's Chorus
First Methodist ‘Church
TaWaSi Club
Community club meetings listed by local groups
The German Beneficial Union District 666 and many groups schedule afternoon and evening gatherings. The Chrysanthemum Birthday Club meets at Mrs. Otto Neimeyer’s home on Harvard Avenue, while Circle One of the Methodist church holds a three course dinner at 12:30 PM at the church. Circle Five of S J Pauls Evangelical Church meets at Mrs. Louis Whitney’s home. Just A Real Club assembles at Mrs. Carl Lescher’s on Lodi Street. The Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community Church meets at Mrs. Crisman’s home 223 Fairlawn Avenue with Mrs. Hansen assisting. Keen Kutter Klub convenes at Mrs. Albert’s on Dewey Avenue. The Social Committee of the Woman's Club hosts a Bridge Tea at 2 PM. St Clair Rebekah Lodge gathers in the I O O F hall. Buckeye Bunco Club meets, and Jolly Fire Club convenes in the afternoon. Entre Nous Club also meets. The Woman's Association of the First Congregational Church holds an all-day meeting with a noon box luncheon. The Friendship Club of the YWCA meets for supper at 5:30 PM for the Senior Farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Beneficial Union District
Chrysanthemum Birthday Club
Otto Neimeyer
Harvard Avenue
Circle Number
Methodist Church
S&j. Paul's Evangelical Church
Louis Whitney
Carl Lescher
Lodi Street
Woman's Association
Pilgrim Community Church
Crisman
Fairlawn Avenue
Hansen
Keen Kutter Klub
Albert
Dewey Avenue
Woman's Club
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Buckeye Bunco Club
Jolly Fire Club
Entre Nous Club
First Congregational Church
Friendship Club
YWC
AL Wijll
Community Club Meetings List for Sunday Afternoon and Evening
The Ninety Five Club hosts at Mrs. Herman Stevens in Columbus street. Circle activities from First Methodist and Circle One of St Paul’s meet at their churches. P L H Club meets in Phillis Duckett’s home. High Bidders, Foxy Eight, and David Nye Chapter install officers. Grace Lutheran groups convene at the church and at Alfred Schultz home. Young People’s Society gathers at 442 Tenth street with Norma Schultz and Eleanor Gerstenberger as hostesses. YWCA Friloha Club meets. Sons of Veterans Auxiliary meet at G A R hall. Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary in K of C club rooms. Fidele Club also meets. Daughters of Scotland Argle Lodge Six meets in the Worst half. Evangelical Woman’s Union meets at St Paul’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zabeth Stevens “Society of Mithodist Church
Aaregram
Solomon's Lodge
A. M
Sonic Hall
Aiehewaliet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Brotherhood of
Fellowship Club
Lorain County Dental Society
Newell
Second Congregational Church
Botomer
High Street
Broderick
Spencer
N. A. Q. Club
Association
Maranatha
Baptist Church
East Avenue House
Church of Christ
Polirana Club
Ninety Five
Herman Stevens
Columbus Street
First Methodist Church
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Phillis Duckett
West Avenue
Foxy Eight
Dorothy Miller
Blaine Street
David Nye
Order of Denmolay
Ladies Aid Society
Grace Lutheran Church
Woodin
Young People’s Society
Alfred Schultz
Tenth Street
Norma Schultz
Eleanor Gerstenberger
Friloha Club
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
K. of C
Fidele Club
da Ghhters
Scotland
Arsyle Lodge
Evangelical Woman's Union
St. Paul's
Methodist and church gatherings delayed as noted
The W C T U of Fields Corners and Ridgeville postponed. Circle 8 of the Methodist church will be postponed until January 23. Circles 3 and 4 meet Thursday at noon at the Methodist church with a luncheon to follow. The Odd Fellows Band practices at 7:30 PM at 207 West Street. The Elyria Sisterhood holds a regular meeting Tuesday at 8 PM in the Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields Corners
Ridgeville
Methodist Church
Odd Fellows Band
West Street
Elyria Sisterhood
Temple
Yeoman Card Club Hosts Evening at Massey Home
The Yeoman Card Club met at Mrs. Sarah Massey’s East River street home on Saturday evening. Six tables played eight games of pedro with high scores going to Mrs. Jessie Raesler and Mr. Lyle Coonrad. First prizes went to Mrs. Flossie Massey and Mr. Ted Pfeiffer. second prizes to Mrs. Massey’s guests. Miss Margaret Coonrad and Mr. Kline received consolation. A dainty luncheon followed. The next meeting will be at Mr. Ted Pfeiffer’s Riverside court home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeoman Card Club
Sarah Massey
East River Street
Pedro
Jessie Raesler
Lyle Coonrad
Flossie Massey
Ted Pfeiffer
Margaret Coonrad
Kline
Riverside Court
Christian Endeavor Opens New Year at Second Church
The Christian Endeavor of the Second Congregational Church held its first meeting of the new year with the topic What Things Have Made the World Better. Harold Olmstead led the discussion focusing on airplanes and officers were installed: William Ludlow as president Harriet Luther as vice president Burton Boynton as secretary and Arthur Ludlow as treasurer. The group will continue meetings during the Sunday campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Harold Olmstead
William Ludlow
Harriet Luther
Burton Boynton
Arthur Ludlow
C. E
Choral Department to Hold Meeting at St Pauls Church
The Choral Department of the Musical Art Society meets this evening at 7:30 at St Pauls Evangelical Church on Third Street. Mrs Charles Edward Marthew will conduct the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musical Art Society
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Third Street
Charles Edward Marthew
Bridge Luncheon at Elyria CC Hosts January Event
The next Bridge Luncheon at the Elyria Country Club will be held in the afternoon of January 2. Mrs. Alexander T. Hill will host with assistance from Mrs. Waler Aries and Mrs. George Nicholas. The Girls Friendly Society meeting is postponed to January 24 due to Elstia High School commencement. ST. JOHN'S AID MEETS THIS MONTH. postponed to January 24. MR. E. L. POMEROY SURPRISED AT PARTY. 13 couples attended, six games of progressive pedia played, prizes awarded to several named guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
Alexander T. Hill
Waler Aries
George Nicholas
Girls Friendly Society
Elstia High School
ST. John's Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society of &1. John’s Lutheran Church
E. L. Pomeroy
Bath Street
Mr. Lawrence
Erndt
Pomeroy
St. Aubin
Write
Unclear Listed People and Professions in Elyria Area
A fragment lists multiple individuals with ages and towns, including Thomas Berry 32 Elyria yard conductor, Victoria Lewalski 25 Lorain, John Heinten 24 Cleveland milk salesman, Dorothy Johnson 18 Eaton township, Chas Hanson 33 Elyria merchant, Ida Long 32 Elyria, Rev. Kirby, Ben Shonogy 23 Cleveland steel worker, Mable Harris 31 Brownhelm, Rev. Scott, Leonard Leppla 30 Lorain railroad man, Lottie LaRock 46 Lorain, Bernat Terebesi 41 Elyria laborer, Marie Valenciak 41 Lorain, Rev. Bereck. Justice of the peace mentions observed for some entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Berry
Elyria
Victoria Lewalski
Lorain
John Heinten
Cleveland
Dorothy Johnson
Eaton Township
Pace
Chas. Hanson
Ida Long
Kirby
Ben Shonogy
Mable Harris
Brownhelm
Scott
Leonard Leppla
Lottie LaRock
Bernat Terebesi
Marie Valenciak
Bereck
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List in Detroit Area
Hospital notes show admissions for Mrs Frank All sop 103 East avenue Miss Lulu Mathews Northrup street Andrew Novac 30 West Broad street Mrs William Marshall 11424 Nardin avenue Detroi Michigan Mrs Andrus McLean 216 Eastern Heights boulevard Mrs Edward Sweeney 230 George Discharges include John Johnson 6441 Lincoln avenue Detroit Michigan Mrs Alfred Bauer and baby boy 1309 Middle avenue Mrs Maurice Sturtevant and baby boy 1720 East avenue Mrs Roy Wimpney 279 Marsailles avenue Mrs John Jaye 518 Middle avenue Francine Saville 1299 East avenue Mrs Frank Mottla 123 Chase street Oscar Vinson 349 West Second street Mrs Lester Myers and baby bar 377 Columbus street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allsop
East Avenue
Lulu Mathews
Northrup Street
Andrew Novac
West Broad Street
William Marshall
Nardin Avenue
Detroi
Michigan
Andrus McLean
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Edward Sweeney
George Street
John Johnson
Lincoln Avenue
Detroit
Alfred Bauer
Middle Avenue
Maurice Sturtevant
Roy Wimpeny
Marsailles Avenue
John Jaye
Francine Saville
Frank Mottla
Chase Street
Oscar Vinson
West Second Street
Lester Myers
Baby Bar
Columbus Street
Local Personal News From Elyria area
Miss Virginia Taylor visits Lakewood home with her parents. Miss Lilian Damm of Western Reserve University is ill at home. Harry Rosene has returned to Elyria from Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Whitney confined with illness. William M. Gates changes position with Squires Saunders and Dempsey in Cleveland. Gates visits George Stevens Jr. family in East. Edgar Gates and family recover from influenza. Bernard O'Donnell attended Cleveland basketball game where his team won. Stanley Schultz visits mother at 111 Columbus Street. Wayne Williams of Dewey Avenue spends weekend with parents and attends Ohio Northern Baldwin Wallace games in Cleveland. Earl MacDonald of Cleveland as guest. Williams to accompany Ohio Northern University band to Columbus for governor inauguration events. Miss Winnifred Fay of Warren weekends at Washington Avenue home. Miss Eleanore Braun of Wellington guests of Miss Joyce Duckett. Grant Keyes operated on for appendicitis. improving at Elyria Clinic. O W Schrader and A Emery visit Cleveland. Mrs Kate Huffman to visit Memphis then Los Angeles. Mrs F. Colson returns from New York City. William Struck returns from Chicago Furniture Markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Taylor
Lakewood
Ohio
R. E. Taylor
Lilian Damm
Western Reserve University
Harry Rosene
Iowa
Elyria
H. R. Whitney
Cornell Avenue
William M. Gates
S Lave
New York City
Columbus Street
Wayne Williams
D. O. Williams
Dewey Avenue
Ohio Northern-Baldwin-Wallace
Ohio Northern-Reserve
Williams
Earl MacDonald
Cleveland
Ohio Northern University
Columbus
Myers Cooper
Winnifred Fay
Warren
Washington Avenue
Eleanore Braun
Wellington
Joyce Duckett
West Avenue
Grant Keyes
Fourteenth Street
Elyria Clinic
O. W. Schrader
Alfred Emery
Marsailes Avenue
Pastor Discusses Microbes and Missions
The sermon frames the flu as a continent spreading pestilence. Dr William Muir Auld says microbes fear neither wicked nor godly and notes the need for preventive medicine and closer ties to family doctors while reflecting on the value of quality of life over length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muir Auld
North American
Acre Mountain Tract Prolific In Cabbage
A Transylvania county farmer Porter Morgan reports to county agent P. H. Gaston that one acre of mountain land yielded over 40,000 pounds of Dan ish Baldhead cabbage this year. The crop netted slightly above 800 dollars, grown on rich loam with 200 pounds of a 10 4 4 fertilizer. Cabbage plants were set in rows 5 1 2 feet apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berevad
N. C
Porter Morgan
Transylvania County
P. H. Gaston
Old Mounds lure museums curator
Poteau Oklahoma report on Oklahoma Historical Society and Smithsonian Institute plans to study pre historic mounds near Spiro. Curator J B Thoburn and Dr Leslie Spier describe timber frame dwellings with earthen roofs and cave like interiors. Excavations yielded six skeletons. ruins likely less than 1,000 years old tied to the Caddoan people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoburn
Mexico
Blackbird impales on car door in Yreka still clings beak
A motorist in Yreka found a blackbird impaled on his car door handle after the bird darted into the moving vehicle. The beak still holds a grain of wheat as the New Sebrides issued under joint British French administration with about 60,000 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yreka
Cal
New Sebrides
Great Britain
France
Happy Hines Orchestra to Play at Eagles Dance
Happy Hines and his orchestra will perform for the Eagles dance Friday night January 18 at the lodge hall. The event offers music for an evening of dancing and socializing with local attendees expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hines
Eagles
Dancing at Cascade Va Pavilion Nights Prompt Attendance
A Cascade Pa pavilion hosts dancing every Tuesday and Saturday night with admission of 50 cents per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Pavillion
Women’s Mooseheart Legion installation of officers
The Women’s Mooseheart Legion will hold the installation of officers on Tuesday evening January 15 at the Knights of Pythias Hall. All Legionnaires are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart Legion
P. Hall
Legionaires
Also Mentioned on This Page
E Church
Young Women’s Christian Association
Frank S. Harmon
Central Guild
St. Andrew's Church
H. P. Reiber
Henry Beck
Furnace Street
Leonard Krugman
Fourth Street
H. J. Hertzler
Baldwin Wallace College
Berea
Christian Endeavor
ST. Paul's Church
Country Club
F. ©. Colson
Sixth Street
William Struck
Struck Furniture Store
Chicago
Illinois
Scotts Emulsion
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfies, N. J
California
New York
East
Blackbird
Elyria Dress Goods Shoppe
Broad Street
Chronicle-Telegram
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