Child Welfare Club Discusses Local Work and Fundraising
The Elyria Woman's Club department on child welfare held its regular meeting at the Club Home. Reports highlighted Christmas decorating of the Gates Home for Crippled Children and a Dreamland Theatre benefit for the Salvation Army. A Cleveland welfare speaker, Evelyn Stires, described six thousand children aided and the positive change from improving environments. Refreshments were served by hostesses including Mrs. Meyer and Mrs. Benham.
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Child Welfare and Social Service Department
Elyria Woman's Club
V. E. Mason
Gates
Mose Wilder
Dreamland Theatre
Salvation Army
Cleveland
W. E. Dickson
A. F. Terry
Evelyn Stires
R. T. J. Martin
Carl Johnston
Deane Burns
Ralph Dyke
Monday Night Club Meetings and Choral Rehearsals
A cluster of local groups from art, music, and civic clubs meet around 2:30 to 7:30 PM across various addresses including Lorain, bifth street, and Harrison Street. The Y M C A chorus rehearses at 7:30 PM, while churches host circle and guild gatherings and a joint Royal Neighbors Modern Woodmen installation occurs at Wurst Hall. The Methodist Episcopal Men hold a Friday dinner with Dr Kelsey of Muskingum College addressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres- Viervian Church
Marque Club
Elyria
Methodist Episcopal Men's
Ind
Kelsey
Muskingum College
Methodist Episcopal Boys’ Chorus
Virginia Pope
Epworth League
Luke LO
Gildred Vogler
Ralph Kirby
Paul Miller
Walter Hardy
William Rennie
Bernice Jackson
Daniel
America
Grace Milliken
Jose
Donald Bush
Ameri_ca
Woodmen of
Wurst Hall
la Verge
Cleveland
Swvich
Order of Woodmen
Conal
Wooster Coast
G. A Jostall
T. Springer
W. al
MEETINGS AND BACCALAUREATE SERVICES AT LOCAL CHURCHES
The notices list meetings at the First Congregational church and other venues. Activities include a Guild meeting, a choral rehearsal at the Y M C A, a health education talk by Miss Gates, and a Bible address series by Dean Fowler with nightly sessions through the week. A mid year baccalaureate program at First Congregational church features Rev Bourquin and a full service with hymns, prayers, and offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Bonsieur
East Avenue
First Congregational Church
Miss Gates
Cleveland
Central Y. W. C. A
Dean Clifton L. Fowler
Denver
Colorado
The
Baptist Church
Paul Bourquin
W. Muir Auld
Edwin Kirby
Glee Club
C, FL
Wiseman
W. J. Burner
W. Muir
G. A. Bowen
G. 4. Brown
Cushman to Speak at Y W C A Meeting
Mrs Janes Cushman well known in New York social and financial circles will speak at the annual Y W C A meeting at six oclock Wednesday January 20 in the Congregational church. She has led Y W C A war work worldwide and received the Distinguished Service Medal. Hostesses for her visit are Mrs W G Sharp and Mrs George Stevens Jr The article also notes a student recital by the Musical Art Society at Washington avenue with performances by Molly and Madge Murbach and several student participants.
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MHS
New York City
National War Work Council
Cushman
Europe
Liberty Loan
Thomas
Barry
Y. W
W. G. Sharp
George Stevens,Jr
Musical Art Society
Molly
Madge Murbach
Washington Avenue
Molly Murbach
Louise Wright
Dorothy Mann
Louisa Wright
Margaret Huge
Verdi
Elizabeth Faxon
McDowell
Lucille Taylor
Moskowski
MacDowell
Helen Reed
the Swan
Raint Saens
Minuel
G. Bethogan
Bernice Jackson
Mrs. Parker
Suiding
Ruth Gill
al Dawning
Cadman
Jack Haney
Pollyanna Club installs thrse new officers
The Pollyanna Club at Mrs. W. H. Walker’s Harwood Street home installed officers including Florence Stetson as president Alice King as vice president and Alice Maddock as secretary The event followed by refreshments and social time.
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Pollyyanna Club
Pollyanna Club
W. HL. Walker
Har- Wood Street
Calendar Club program delights with readings and music
The First Congregational church Calendar Club met and presented dramatic readings by Miga Charlott Atwater DeVine of Sandusky and Miss Tee Vine with musical accompaniment by Hulbert and Lehman. Mrs Pinkney chaired. audience enjoyed homemade candy at close. Girl Reserves held a short meeting and planned future activities, while hospital notes listed admissions and discharges for several local residents.
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Calendar Club
First Congregational Church
Miga Charlott Atwater DeVine
Sandusky
Mra
Wilfred Bowdler
Mise Devine
Flobart
Sicily
Loneteilow
Miss Hulbert
New York
France
Constantinople
D. H. Pinkney
Congregational Church
Verna Swanson
Amaryllis Club Hosts Eight Members In Pedro Evening
Mrs. Jack Lonsway hosted eight Amaryllis Club members at her Dewey Avenue home. Eight progressive Pedro games were played. prizes went to Mrs. Worthington, Mrs. Lonsway, and Mrs. Grabenstatter. Luncheon followed. Miss Ella Nielsen surprised by eighteen neighbors with gifts. future meeting invited at Mrs. Reichert’s Bath Street home. Separately, Western Reserve Grain Dealers met at States Newell with seven o'clock dinner and talks on milling trade conditions.
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Woman Corps
G. A. R. Post
G. A. R. Hall
Woman's Relief Corps
Helen Hubbard
Cora Hart
Allen Langton
F. N. Stearns
Mary Callins
Lydia Squires
Ed Tucker
Frank Diedrich
Myrla Kent
Jack Lonsway
Dewey Avenue
Amaryllis Club
Pedro
John Worthington
Jack Tonsway
Marry Grabenstatter
Tr. Grabenstetter
William Almschneider
Charles Reichert
Bath Street
Misa Ella Nielsen
Middle Avenue
Rex Bailey
St. Louis
Miss Nielsen
Western Reserve Grain Dealers
Western Reserve Grain Dealer's Association
States Newell
Mrs Carl W Martin Organizes PTA In Harvey High
Mrs Carl W Martin of Tenth street visited Painesville Thursday evening to organize the ninth Parent Teachers Association at Harvey High School. Charlott Atwater Devine of Sandusky was a guest of Elyria friends last evening.
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Carl W. Martin
Tenth Street
Painesville
Ahe
Harvey High School
Charlott Atwater Devine
Sandusky
Elyria Friends
Local social notes and arrivals in Oberlin area
Verne W Sehebert returns from Toledo business trip. Mrs C A Glam at 221 Fourth Street ill at home for six weeks. Mr and Mrs W H Hart of Oberlin visit. Mr and Mrs C N Willame of Middle Avenue attend Ford dances in Cleveland. Miss Dorothy Wilford and roommate Aileen Tracer of Oberlin College to visit parents H G Wilford. They travel to Cleveland to hear Ignace Paderewski with Milo Wilford. Kenneth Zehner of Sandusky visits Richard Martin. Born to Mr and Mrs Dewey Reynolds of Shiloh a baby daughter. Mrs Reynolds formerly Fern Lantsberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne W. Sehebert
Toledo
C. A. Glam
W. H. Hart
Oberlin
C. N. Willame
Middle Avenue
A. J. Schwarth
Second Street
Ford
Public Auditorium
Cleveland
Dorothy Wil
Shiloh
Ohio
Reynolds
Fern Lantsberry
LaGrange Road
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