King's Daughters Host Kiddies Party at City Home
About fifty members and friends of the King's Daughters of the M. E. Church gathered at Mrs. Henry Heidrichs home on Washten Heights boulevard Friday night for a kids party. The event featured a program with trumpet and xylophone music, two readings, piano solos, and a group of children's games in a special play area, followed by refreshments arranged by a parish committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
M. E. Church
Henry Heidrich
Wastern Heights Boulevard
Lola Maddock
Oscar Dunn
Oliver Townsend
Eleanor Dunn
Ruby Cotton
Hollis Whitmore
Miss Dunn
Ruth Wildman
Heidrich
Mesdames Heidrich, Whitmore, Gackel, Duns, Druserdahl, Brown and Pippert
Seth Parker Singing School at Eastern Star Meeting
Carl Kobler as Seth Parker and Mrs. C V Beazell as Ma Parner led a Seth Parker Singing School at the Eastern Stars meeting, the first with new officers in place. Lorain guests attended as several assistants guided the audience in old hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kobler
Seth Paker
C. V. Beazell
Ma Parner
Ad‘es
Seth Parker
Order of Eastern Stars
Lorain
Fred Sasse
Marion Hitchcock
O &. Brodbeck
Robert Hand
R. J. Fitch
B. H. Leng
Katherine Merthe
Emmanuel Lutheran morning program music and sermon
The morning service at Emmanuel Lutheran Church features Prelude Religioso by Shelley, Offertory Tranmere by Schumann, Pestlude Scherzo by Kohlman, and anthem My Song Shall Be of Mercy by Wilkinson. Sermon topic is Christ Our Hope. No evening service due to the baccalaureate service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Shelley
Tranmere
Schumann
Kohlman
Wilkenson
Tigredia Social elects new president and hosts dinner
Mrs. Lillian Boddy was elected president at a Tigredia Social meeting on Dewey Avenue after the resignation of Mrs. Ida Devinney. The Scott home hosted a three course dinner with Mrs. Ralph Shrubsole assisting. Prizes went to Mrs. Carrie Faulhaker and Mrs. Laura Barton. Next meeting set for February 19 at Mrs. Rose Ryan’s Fourth Street home. Goodwill Bible Class met at First Congregational Church for routine business and yearly policy discussion, followed by social hour.
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Widening Circle
The
First Baptist Church
East Avenue House
A. O. Hales
F. C. Wilford
Charles Hancock
Shay
Allen
MN. Fitch
Howard Morgan
Tigredia Soc. Glub
Lillian Boddy
Tigredia Social Club
George Scott
Dewey Avenue
Ida Devinney
Scott
Ralph Shrubsole
Rootie
Carrie Faulhaker
Laura Barton
Rose Ryan
Fourth Street
Goodwill Bible Class
Goodwill Bible Lass
First Congregational Church
India observer speaks at Pilgrim Church program
Sunday evening January 17 at 7:36 p m J C Heinrich will discuss India and its problems from years in India as a United Presbyterian church representative. He will share Mohammedan center stories and insights for all ages. Pilgrim Community Church offers this as a community interest program with a morning service theme Achieving the Impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Heinrich
Pilgrim Community Church
Heinrich
India
United Presbyterian Church
Mohammedan
Pugrim Community’ Church
Royal Neighbors Install Officers at Woodmar Hall
Royal Neighbors of America met in Woodmar Hall with thirty members present. Officers were installed by Mrs Lillian Biddle assisted by ceremonial marshal Mrs Lillian Matterer. a luncheon followed. An upcoming five hundred and Pedro party is planned for February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerca
Woodmar Hall
Lillian Biddle
Assi
Lillian Matterer
Pauline Klein
Adda Zachariah
Lizzo Minch
Kate Prentice
Delia Lutz
Hoefer
Mary Wooster
Oracle
Pearl Duran
Martha Worth
Emma Dill
Florence Gillman
Florence Brown
Marsial
Lilian Mai- Lever
Inner Sentinel
Mirtis Dilis
Outer Sentinel
Elizabeth Kazh
Cora Bemis
Minnie Hafter
Lillian Riddle
Agnes Halderman
Anne Schambacher
Hattie Hausman
Communion Service at St Andrew’s Church Sunday
The 9:30 morning service includes junior communicants and church school instruction. A 7:45 sermon titled Important Questions and Answers covers Morais, disarmament, Christ leadership, and life meaning. A new lectern Bible, donated by Miss Evadne Johnson, debuts. The choir offers Send Out Thy Light by Gounod as offertory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Church
Morais
Christ
Evadne Johnson
Gounod
Garford School Teachers Honored at Kenyon Dinner Bridge
The Garford School teachers were guests of honor at a dinner bridge hosted by Mrs. E. Gross on Kenyon atvenus with the Garford P T A executive board as hostesses. Seventeen guests attended a four course meal with red and white decor and rose bud favors. Prizes awarded for bridge included first to Miss Margaret Roberts and second to Miss Benner Bowman. A banco game awarded to Miss Bessie Dowmirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford School
E. Gross
Kenyon Atvenus
Garford P. T. A
Margaret Roberts
Benner Bowman
Ons
Banco
Bessie Dowmirs
Sunday Services at Church of Christ in Toledo
The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel streets hosts a morning service with Mr. Fowler speaking on Stephen and Saul and a 3 PM High School Baccalaureate. Special selections include Handel and other quartet numbers. Bible School starts 9 30 AM, Junior Church 10 50 AM, Senior Co. 7 Society at 6 9 PM. Week prayer Wednesday featured. Weekend guests Mr. Lewis Heidrich and Mr. J L Streicher visit Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Church of Christ Second
Chapel Streets
Fowler
Stephen
Saul
Smith
Redeemer Uivet
Handel
Huerter
Co. 7 Society
Baird
Dances at Nuhn's Barn and Nichols Holmes Orchestra Nights
Mixed dances at Nuhn's Barn on LaGrange Road Saturday night. Johnny Beck's Orchestra performs Sunday night with extra ladies free at 50e per couple. Nichols Holmes Orchestra also featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuhn
LaGrange Rd
Johnny Beck
Orch
Nichols Holmes
D A R Hearing Plans for George Washington Anniversary
The Elyria D A R chapter met at Mrs. W. B. Hubbell’s home to plan events for Washington’s Birthday and the 200th anniversary. Delegates were chosen for the state convention in Cincinnati and Continental Congress in Washington. Plans include local programs, speeches on Washington, and a nationwide commemorative drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Afernoon
W. B. Hubbell
East Avenue
Wilfred Brown
Woman's Club
Charles Lamberton
Charles Robbins
National Defense Convention
George Browne
George Washington T Vc
Washington Village
Durham Co
Inglate
Washington Fae
Fred N. Hill
Biddick
Washington Fami
George Washington
Korea
Washington
Connecticut
Hoover
Bay State
New York
Yorktown
Utah
Capitol Grounds
Salt Lake City
San Bernadino
Cal
Our
Ohio River
East Liverpool
Ohio D A. R
North West
J M Sawyer of Cleveland to Speak at Women’s Club
The Republican Women’s club meets Tuesday evening at 96 P M o Elsma Woman’s Club House. J M Sawyer of the Cleveland Trust Company will address the group on The Soldier and Politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Sawyer
Cleveland
Republican Womens Club
Republican Women's Club
Elsma Woman's Club
J. M. Sawyer
Cleveland Trust Casis
Akron Visit of Mr and Mrs H H Gregg Hosts
Mr and Mrs H H Gregg will spend the week end in Akron as guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Osborne of Greenwood avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Gregg
Akron
Charles Osborne
Greenwood Avenue
Officers and Auditing Committee of L C B A Guests of Honor
Miss Carrie Walsh entertained last evening in honor of the officers and the auditing committee of the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association. Twelve guests attended an informal evening with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Walsh
Furnace Street
Ladies’ Cathol Benevolent Association
Sabbath Services Outline for Local Congregation
The schedule lists Bible School at 9 30 with Christ and Nicodemus from John three. worship at 10 45 with a sermon on The Uplifted Serpent and the Uplifted Son of Man. Evening services include youth groups at 6 15 and a 7 30 joint Baccalaureate with Rev. R T Ketcham preaching. Midweek prayer meets at 121 Longford avenue 7 30 with The Sin Question. missionary tea at St Andrews Church Wednesday 2 30 with Mrs John Heinrich delivering India mission address. Bible readings next week cover John three and John four chapters one to forty two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicodemus
First Congregational Church
R. T. Ketcham
First Baptist Church
Charles Swartzle
Longford Avenue
Welock
United Women's Missionary Societies of
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
John Heinrich
Our India Mission
John
Men’s Loyalty League formed at U P Church
Rev H J Rose spoke on the Board of American Missions with four reels of films showing work among foreign peoples Mountaineers Negroes and Indians. A Men’s Loyalty League was formed with J W Baird as president E W Wright and R O Kirkpatrick as vice presidents T F Bell as secretary and the pastor on the executive committee. The group aims to grow as part of Cleveland Presbytery and invite eligible local men to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Rose
First Synod of the
Drose
Association of Men
Cleveland Presbytery
J. W. Baird
E. W. Wright
R. O. Kirkpatrick
T. F. Bell
Dessert bridge parties hosted by Mrs Curtis Spence
Over two evenings Mrs Curtis Spence entertained former teacher associates on East avenues with dessert bridge. On Thursday Olive Lopp won high score at two tables while Qua Schumacher was the runner up. Friday’s gathering also had two tables in play with honors awarded to Nora Abbe and Alice McCracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Spence
East Avenues
Olive Lopp
Qua Schumacher
Nora Abbe
Alice McCracken
Just We Gets Club Bunco Night at Betty Riddle Home
The Just We Gets club gathered at Miss Betty Riddle's home 320 Sixth Street for a bunco evening. Prizes went to Miss Mildred Powell and Miss Ethelyn Sehlmeyer with consolation to Miss Beverly Riddle. A luncheon followed and Miss Virginia Powell concluded with acrobatic stunts and tap dancing.
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Betty Riddle
Sixth Street
Mae
Plas
Bunco
Mildred, Powell
Ethelyn Sehlmeyer
Beverly Riddle
Virginia Powel
Mrs A R Bolly Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs A R Bolly entertained the bridge club at her home on Denson avenue last evening with three tables in progress. Prizes went to Mary Walsh first, Marcella Conley second, and Lillian Emmerich consolation. A refreshment course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Bolly
Denson Avenue
Mary Walsh
Marcella Conley
Lillian Emmerich
Community events schedule from local congregations and clubs
Monday events include the First Congregational Church meeting at 2 30, Neighborhood Bible Classes at 2 30 and 3, Pi Omicron gathering, Fine Arts card party at the Woman's Club, Leaf a Lot with Margaret Kels er, and various group meetings with Mrs. Rhodes, Miss Jacks, Mrs. Julian Smith, and Mrs. Huffman. Minor rehearsals and Auxiliary veterans’ activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of the
First Congregational Church
Chrch
R. G. Rhodes
Seventh Street
Miss Jacks
Cornell Avenue
Pi Omicron
Fine Arts
Woman's Club
Leaf
Margaret Kelser
West Avenue
Julian Smith
Courtland Street
Colonial Club
John Faron
Middle Avenue
Wi. Telzerow
Columbus Street
Susanna Wesley
M. E. Church Woman's Home Club
W. D. Huffman
Hawthorne Street
Lorain
Larman
Masonic Chorus
Canton Lorain
Hospital Notes Admissions List With Numerous Names
A crowded hospital note lists admissions including James Sevbert at 131 Mendecourt Thelma Mund at 740 Gates avenue Mrs Fred Neu wirth at 188 Lake avenue John Olives at 188 Abbe road Myron Low at Gratton and others such as Harold Mcgowan Re Wenser Betty Dave Virginia Potvoorde Rose Domen and Mrs George Smith at various addresses. The record also mentions a baby unspecified and a baby girl in unclear lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sevbert
Mendecourt
Thelma Mund
Gates Avenue
Fred Neuwirth
Lake Avenue
John Olives
Abbe Road
Myron Low
Gratton
Siegfried Telzerew
Maple Street
Michail Krieszieske
Logan Stree
Ivs
Iarces
Harold Mcgowan
Re Wenser
Betty Dave
Virginia Potvoorde
West Avenue
Rose Domen
Vulcan Street
George Smith Abbeyeau
Alex Harvard
Seneca Street
Mire Bucord Stuis
Loud Cenpes
Girt Reserve Girls Quilt Project At Elyria YWCA
The Girt Reserves of the Elyria YWCA pursue quilt making with modern variations. They craft 27 by 2 inch coverlets embroidered with center designs and plan to donate them to Gates Hospital for children’s beds. About twenty five girls were recognized at a YWCA Recognition Service, becoming an official part of the association. Helen Harris leads flag salutes. illness ends one club at Jefferson with Marion Higgins taking over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Gates Hospital
Y Wlca
Young Womens Christian Association
Helen Harris
Franklin School
Woo
Wilma Sscheineman
Jefferson School
Marion Higgins
Elyria Bible Class Meets at Rivoli Theatre
The Elyria Men’s Bible Class gathers tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre on Broad Street with James A. Hewitt calling the session to order at 9 30 am. Paul Wainwright leads special music with Clare Short on piano. William C Fowler presents the morning lesson from Matthew nine as the class distributes copies of the Gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men’s Bible
Rivoli Theatre
Broad Street
James A. Hewitt
America
N Rove
Paul Wainwright
Clare Short
William C. Fowler
Community Services and Personal Notices in Elyria
church meetings scheduled with a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mr Anspacher’s West avenue home and a Sunday morning sermon by Dr Piper at First Methodist Episcopal. junior church and nursery details. Epworth League afternoon service at the Home for the Aged. no evening service due to Union Baccalaureate at First Congregational. Local residents and visitors from Cleveland Elyria and nearby towns are noted with travel plans and family events. a science fact about light travel time concludes the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Guild
St. Andrew's Church
Anspacher
West Avenue
First
Methodist Episcopal Church
Piper
Society of the Redeemed
Wagner
Bereeuse
Jocelyn
Goddard
Bernica Jackson
Rogers
Derry
Lemare
Dubais
R. B. Barker
M. H. Crowder
Hi. W. Korner
Fev
Epworth League
A. E. Piper
First Congregational Church
Nettle Finch Webber Club Journal Hosts
Mrs FE Rowland and Mrs E Monroe hosted at Park Avenue with four guests and members of the Nettle Finch Webber club. Miss Louise Smith led devotions from Matthew six as Mrs Poa Mowenstine described European travels. Mrs Howenstire shared impressions of France Italy England Germany and Switzerland praising courtesy and cultural understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Dettman
FE. W. Rowland
E. Monroe
Park Avenue
Nettle Finch Webber
Howenstire
France
Italy
England
German
Switzerland
Upper Room Bible Class Social at First Congregational
The January social of the Upper Room Bible Class filled the First Congregational Church parlor with games puzzles travel questions and mind reading exhibits. Ira Harrison and committee organized the event with a poem by Harrison and a humorous Washington story. February’s meeting will be led by Dr and Mrs Louis L Bourquin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Idea Association
Ira Harrison
Louis L Bourquin
A L Werner Elected Honorary Deacon and Head Usher
A L Werner was chosen as honorary deacon and head usher at the First Congregational Church annual meeting held Thursday. The designation adds him to the roster of new church officers.
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A. T. Werner
Personal news: Tuffords plan winter in California
Mr and Mrs George Tufford and granddaughter Miss Mary Lamar depart Wednesday to California to spend the rest of the winter. Mrs Eliza Waldorf of Middle Arenua visits son Russell Waldorf and family in Mansfield this week. Mr and Mrs John Krach and son of Park Avenue will be week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Draga
George Niteh
Mary Ruth
Elyria
Clair Stiwald
Amherst
Fred Wagner
Detroit
Michigan
John Wagner
Neve
Dell Cromng
Lake Avenue
Margaret Peachey
Cuyahoga Falls
Karl Kaley
Hamilton Avenue
T. Winckles
Cleveland Road
New York
South America
Panama Canal
Old Mexico
San Francisco
Morsan
John Schmittgen
California
George Tufford
Mary Lamar
Eliza Waldorf
Middle Arenuia
Russell Waldorf
Mansfield
John Krach
Park Avenue
Proberger Pastor Seer and Readings on Broad
Proberger, a pastor seer, holds events at 330 Broad Sunday evening and conducts readings daily at 650 Broad. Phone contact listed as 66584.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proberger
Seer
Dance with the VW FW at Woodman Wall Saturdays
Dance event at Woodman Wall every Saturday night featuring Blythe's Barn Owls as the music act. Local scene notes highlight a recurring dance with live bluegrass vibes and steady weekend crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Wall
Blythe
Barn Owls
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Sunshine Girls
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Lucille
Knights of & John
Grace Banville
Marian Welsh
Marion Spaith
Florence Taylor
Gertrude McLaughlin
Sarah Neher
John 4Yhart
Danville
Ohio
Pilgrim Church
Lewis Heidrich
J. L. Streicher
E. A. Barnes
Toledo
Vermont
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North Bennington
George Washington Suspension Bridge
New Jersey
W. E. Hartman
3&1
Clair
Russia
Hubbell
Crehore
Blaser
Young
Lamberton
Maiden
Parks
Marion Hubbell
Frances Hubbell
Okagt
Hotel Newell
United Presbyterian Church Services
Men's Loyalty League
U.P. Church
Mrs. Spence
Mirs. A. R. Bolly Entertains Club
Eagles’ Hall
Wellington
Gents
GIRT
Elyria Men's Bible Class
First Methodist Church
Amanda Garretson
North Maton
Mis
Adela Hoskins
Bernard Wivsehouse
H. G. Wittord
Ninth Street
W. F. Gell
Sumner Cox
Fremont
Alc Schilleman
North
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Earth
ATV
FLW
Focahontas
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
West Street
Okagi
Peerless
Seabold
Tabold Dairy S
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