Elyria Men’s Bible Class Meets at Rivoli Theater
The Elyria Men’s Bible Class plans a 8 30 A M meeting at the Rivoli Theater Broad Street with President Jas A Hewitt presiding Ralph Standen will conduct baton duties and Clare Short will play piano. Last Sunday attendance ranged 200 300 with large groups from Fox Furnace Troxel and National Tube Company. Charles Willen will entertain with two banjo pieces aided by Mrs R O Septer. The lesson centers on Matthew five the setting for the greatest sermon. The third order of the Gospel of Matthew has been received and will be distributed tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Rivoli
Broad Street
Jas. A. Hewitt
Ralph Standen
Clare Short
Father and Son
Fox Furnace
Frank Wharton
Troxel
Good Will Bible Class Meets at Princeton Avenue
The Good Will Bible class of the First Congregational church met at 210 Princeton avenue on Friday January 16th with thirty members and guests present. Mrs L R Todd presided in place of president Mrs Lucy Houserman who could not attend. After the business session the January Sunday school lessons were presented by Mrs H M Miller. Refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs H G Hoover and Mrs L L Agate. The class adjourned to meet February 20th for the quarterly Birthday party in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Bible
First Congregational Church
R. L. Stearns
Princeton Avenue
L. R. Todd
Lucy Houserman
H. M. Miller
H. G. Hoover
R. L. Agate
Meeting of H. P. Chapman’s Camp No Sons of Union Veterans
A well attended assembly of H. P. Chapman's Camp No. Sons of Union Veterans met in the G. A. R. Hall. Plans were set to attend the district convention in Cleveland on January 25 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall, 1472 West Twenty Fifth Street. W. C. Thobaben of Cleveland was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Cleveland
Veteran’s of Foreign Wars
West Twenty Fifth Street
W. C. Thobaben
Child Welfare holds all day sewing gathering
The Child Welfare department met at the Woman's Club yesterday for an all day sewing meeting. Seventy six garments were completed and one thousand Red Cross envelopes were addressed. The Sunshine Fund is furnishing milk for babies. Another all day sewing meeting will be held in one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Welfare Department
Woman’s Club
Red Cross
Sunshine Fund
Pollyanna Club Plans Future Work
Nearly all Pollyanna club members met at Mrs. E R Laver for a dinner and monthly session. Mrs Phil Kaiser led, with devotionals by Mrs C E Neher on Corinthians and Kipling If. Future work ideas were shared and supper meetings planned until regular sessions resume. Next gathering at Mrs D A Baird on February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollyanna Club
Church of Christ
E. R. Laver
Phil Kaiser
C. E. Neher
Rudgara
Kipling
Wars and Means
D. A. Baird
Florence Stetson
E. W. Rowland
Eastern Stars District Meeting Set for Elyria
A district meeting of four counties was held last night with regular business. The next all day session is scheduled for January twenty third in Elyria. The association’s next regular meeting will be February sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Stars
Elyria
Pleasant surprise party for Mrs Williams on birthday trip
Mr and Mrs C M Williams of East avenue hosted a Thursday evening gathering for their daughter in law Mrs Ralph Williams whose birthday was Friday. Twelve guests enjoyed a social evening with refreshments at the close before she left that morning for a motor trip to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Williams
East Avenue
Ralph Williams
Florida
Church of Christ schedules single 10 30 service and baccalaureate
The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel St will hold one preaching service at 10:30 tomorrow before hosting the high school baccalaureate in the evening. Morning program features Mr Fowler speaking on Lord open their eyes. Special music includes a bari tone Abide with Me and a duet Harkness hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Bible School
Dorcas
E. R. Laver
Jas. A. Smith
Gates
Genevieve Williston
Christian Endeavor Society
Mr. Fowler
Walter QO. Smith
Mrs. Fowler
A New Testament Will Sermon At First Methodist Church
Dr A E Piper leads Sunday morning service at 10 45 with music including Prelude Heroic and Anthem Seek Ye The Lord plus Wagner Prayer and Postlude in B major The Evening Hour features the High School Grad Class Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev E B Redhead with Girls Glee Club under J M Beck The Epworth League serves 2 30 at Home For the Aged Church School 9 39 Judge H H C Wilcox superintendent Fellowship service Wednesday 7 00 8 00 with Mrs B H Long singing and second sermon on The Seven Churches of Long Ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Piper
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Faulkes
Ye the
Lord
Roberts
Wagner
A. Thomas
E. B. Redhead
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
J. Martin Beck
H. H. C. Wilcox
Epworth League
B. H. Long
Church Services Outline for Tomorrow and Seminary Study
The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed during the 10 45 morning service. Baptism will be administered. Pastor's sermon titled God's Provision of Salvation for the Lost based on Isaiah 53 6. Bible School at 9 30 on The Ministry of John the Baptist. Evening services at 6 00 by Intermediate Y P C U and Bible Study and Prayer group. Semi annual baccalaureate service at First M E Church tomorrow 7 30 with Rev FE B Redhead of St Andrew's Episcopal preaching. Mid week prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 with study on The Boards of the Tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
John the Baptist
Bible Study
M. E
FE. B. Redhead
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Boards of the Tabernacle
Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred Club Meets at Butternut Ridge
The Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred Club met at Marion Squire’s home on Butternut Ridge to play eight games of five hundred. Prizes went to Raymond Cochrane Lester Squire Maxine Roling and Marion Spaeth for high scores and Jack Diedrich was consoled. Music and an informal social followed the card games. Next week the club will meet with Lucille Spaeth on Chestnut Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred
Marion Squire
Butternut Ridge
Raymond Cochrane
Lester Squire
Maxine Roling
Marion Spaeth
Jack Diedrich
Lucille Spaeth
Chestnut Ridge
Mrs Warmee Hosts Dinner for Sister Guests in Town
Mrs. Paul R. Warmee of 195 Lincoln Court entertained for her sister Mrs. Roy Warmee of Philadelphia with a dinner party for eight. Bridge was the diversion of the evening. Guest prize went to Mrs. Roy Warmee, first to Miss Lillian Warmee, and second to Mrs. Bb. M. Greene of Lakewood. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Greene were out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Warmee
Lincoln Court
Roy Warmee
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Bridge
Lillian Warmee
Bb. M. Greene
Lakewood
E. M. Greene
Community Meetings and Club Events Listed
On Monday District 12 Neighborhood Bible classes meet with Mrs F W Bunting at 447 Ninth street at 2 00 PM Beekeepers gather with F E Schriver of Grafton Tri Fi Club meets with Mrs Katherine Rogers on Oberlin road Sunny Side Up Club hosts with Mrs William Bruck Jr on Carolina avenue Special meeting of King Solomon Lodge for Fellow craft work Canton Lorain and Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars and Analyry meet Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias gather notes show a busy local schedule across homes and lodges in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Clases
F. W Bunting
Ninth Street
Katherine Rogers
Oberlin Road
F. E. Schriver
Grafton
Sunny Side Up Club
William Bruck, Jr
Carolina Avenue
King Salomon’s Lodge
Canton Lorain
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Three Big Services Planned at Nazarene Church
Three services are scheduled at the Church of Nazarene 269 West Street tomorrow with Rev. Arthur Perry of Dayton as evangelist. The 11:00 AM sermon titled Entire Sanctification, the 2:30 PM message on One of God's Commandments, and the 7:30 PM evening service will be repeated each night through the coming week. Attendance has been strong and sermons have inspired listeners. CELEBRATE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY The fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Worcester was celebrated at Fields Corners on January 16 with a noon dinner and gifts from guests including E. Dair, John F. Worcester, and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Nazarene
West Street
Arthur Perry
Dayton
Perry
John A. Worcester
Fields Corners
Worcester
E. Dair
John F. Worcester
George Stinchcomb
Mir
Lea Walker
Ora Walker
Roy Wimpenny
Dever Worcester
Donna
Marjorie Worcester
Widening Circle of the Baptist Church Meets
The Widening Circle of the Baptist church gathered at the church house with fifty members and guests. Mrs Armie Everard presided while the president and vice president were ill. Mrs Wilford led the Revelations study after a brief business session. Refreshments were hosted by Mrs Charles Hancock with assistants. Next meeting is February sixth with Mrs Strobsole as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Armie Everard
Wilford
Charles Hancock
Howard Morgan
Nelson Fitch
W. E. Shay
Strobsole
Murray Ridge PTA Holds Large Meeting and Plans Play
Murray Ridge Parent Teacher Association met last evening with strong attendance. Regular business was transacted. Committees announced a school play next month and a Founder’s Day program was presented with a birthday offering. Miss Pearl Epply gave an illustrated lecture on her overseas trip last summer. Refreshments were served after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Ridge
AREME CLUB HOSTS CARD PARTY AT MASONIC HALL
The Avenue Club held a card party at the Masonic Hall with nine tables of bridge and one table of five hundred in play. Refreshments were served by committee members Mesdames Sibey Reese Sr Perkins Lewis and Cory. The next event is the Val ante dance at the Masonic Temple on Friday February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areme Club
Avenue Club
Masonic Hall
Mesdames Sibey
Reese, Sr
Perkins
Lewis and
Cory
Masonic Temple
Sunday School and Morning Service at Local Church
Sunday School at 7 15 A M Ray Jackson Sept Special musical number Edith Whitney will sing a solo. Morning Service at 11 20 A M Bosler minister L C Brevoort Chorister Sermon by Pastor How Get There Music by Junior Singers Offertory vocal duet Mildred Alexander and Pearl Godfrey Mr and Mrs Harr Kelley and von formerly of Butler PA have moved to Elyria living on Columbus Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Jackson
Edith Whitney
Bosler
L. C. Brevoort
Pazter
Mildred Alexander
Pearl Godfrey
Harr
Kelley
Von
Butler
Pennsylvania
Elyria
Columbus Street
Cleveland meeting and Burns concert at K P Hall
The Canton Lorain and Auxiliary plan a short Monday session then travel to Cleveland to install Canton Cleveland officers. Daughters of Scotia host Burns concert January 23 at eight after a seven o'clock meeting with dancing to follow. Royal Neighbors of America met at Woodman hall with three candidates initiated and 1931 officers installed. A surprise party honored Mrs Ever Hollis, and visitors from Lorain attended. The sewing club will meet Wednesday in Woodman hall with a noon tureen dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lorain and Auxiliary
Detroit Avenue
One Hundred and First Street
Cleveland
Cantons Cleveland
Daughters of Scotia
K. of P. Hall
Royal Neighbors of America
Woodman Hall
Ever
Hollis
Florence Brown
Nbers
Lorain
Sewing Club
Tigredia Social Club Entertained at Dewey Avenue home
Mrs. George Sect assisted by Mesdares Beaver hosted the Tigredia Social Club gathering at her Dewey Avenue residence yesterday. Sixteen members and three guests shared a tureen dinner at twelve thirty before the regular business session. A social tour followed the meeting and young Betty Hurd Senge gave several solos. The February 20 meeting location will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. George Sect
Mesdares Beaver
Bov
Bunco Night Hosts Prize Winners at Local Home
Mrs Ida Barnhart hosted the Blue and Gold Bunco club at Mrs Paul Wainwright's home. Three tables played with prizes to Mrs Ensign first, Mrs Sam Davis second, and Miss Lela Laverie third. Refreshments closed the evening. The event continued at Mrs Foster Dirl am on Ridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Barnhart
Paul Wainwright
Ensign
Sam Davis
Secord
Lela Laverie
Foster Dirlam
Ridge Street
Sunday School Service and Choir Meet at Church
The Sunday School of Emanuel Lutheran Church opens at 9 45 tomorrow with Superintendent Block. Rev Harold Sayles speaks on The Coming of the Dreamer and the sermon is Snapshots of Our Lutheran Church at Work. The organ prelude is Hebrew Melody and the anthem My Jesus as Thou Wilt. The Choral Department of the Musical Art Society holds its first rehearsal Monday evening January 19 at eight o clock. Mrs Charle Edward Mayhew will continue as chorus director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Block
Harold Sayles
Lutheran Church
MacDonald
Jesus
Doris
ei@i in Musical Art Society
Crarle
Edward Mayhew
Marriage Licenses From Lorain County Court
A list of marriage license records includes Torain and Anna Kachur both aged 20 from Lorain with justice of the peace officiating. Also listed are James MacFarland 23 of National Tube Lorain and Neva Hoff 21 of Lorain with Rev Stennett officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oh Sucker
Mulwright
Torain
Anna Kachur
Lorain
Justice of the Peace
Hero Williams
Rare Sullivan
Lacey Jered
Oberlin
Rev
Stennett
James MacFarland
National Tube
Neva Hoff
Admissions and Discharges Listed for Local Residents
The notice lists admissions and discharges across multiple addresses including Gilbert Smith of La Grange Eugene Eddy and George Eddy both RD No 3 along with Charles Cotton RD No 3 Thomas Sinek 620 Dewey Avenue and others. It also notes weekend guest arrangements for Mr and Mrs William Brennes of Cleveland visiting Mr and Mrs Will J Till of Gates Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Smith
la Grange
Eugene
George Eddy
R. D
Charles Cotton
Thomas Sinek
Dewey Avenue
Thomas Kostos
la Verne Struck
Columbus Street
Wanda Budney
Fairlane Ave
Evaline Shear
West St
Marc Tataria
R. D. Co
Gene Olds
Easy Ave
Virgil Byars
W. 10Th
William Brennes
Cleveland
Will Jtill
Gates Avenue
Local Society Notes From Elyria and Nearby
A roundup of visits and travels among residents of Elyria and neighboring towns. Included are Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Falls visiting Toledo friends. Eleanor Hughes moving to Elyria YWCA. Mrs. T. A. Young guest of Sutleffs. Mrs. Jolley visiting Nettie Bennett and planning Florida trip. and several residents returning from trips to Cleveland Detroit Boston and New York. Also noted are hospital recoveries, a coast accident, a Paris posting for George Sharp, a wedding in Tampa, and area engagements and local society movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Hughes
Oberlin
Elyria
Thomas A. Young
Lorain
L. E. Sutleff
Sixth Street
Amber Jolley
Detroit
Michigan
Nettie Bennett
Middle Avenue
Jolley
Esther Krause
Amherst
T. T. Robinson
Elyria Clinic
Washington Avenue
William Ackerman
Vermilion
C. M. Ackerman
Gladys Hillier
New London
Ohio
W. F. Gollmar
Lake Avenue
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Grace Sharpe
Fairbury
Illinois
Hattie Chappell
George Stevens
East Avenue
Cleveland
Walter Blauyvelt
Sixteenth Street
Miss LaVerne Struck
Columbus Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sue
Miss Struck
George Sharp
New York City
Paris
Rue Cambon
W. H. Patton, Jr
Park Avenue
Wenz
Harvey Whitmore
Harvard Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Chauncey Smythe
Carl Fesler
Erie Street
Minnie Tuttle
North Olive Street
Orlando
Florida
H. J. Austin
Geneva
Dr. Austin
Local Notices And Obituaries From A City Journal
Mrs E I Jump hosted dinner guests including Mrs Leamon Jenkins of Berlin Heights Ohio and Mrs L E Young of Lorain. Rev R T Ketcham conducts a two week revival in Charleston West Virginia at First Baptist Church. Death announced for Miss Gertrude Selzer who died January fifteenth at sister’s home in Plymouth Michigan, formerly lived at 238 Harrison Street. Brookside School held a music day with Miss Aliss teaching vocal music in all rooms and Mr Jordan and Mr Osmund directing a large class and orchestra practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. I. Jump
Park Place
Leamon Jenkins
Berlin Heights
Ohio
L. E. Young
Lorain
R. T. Ketcham
Charleston
West Virginia
First Baptist Church
Gertrude Selzer
Harry DeBar
Carroll Avenue
Plymouth
Michigan
Miss Selzer
Harrison Street
Brookside School
Aliss
Jordan
Osmund
Chartreuse Returns as Spring Fashion Color
FRANCES PAGET reports chartreuse reappears as a spring favorite, favored for resort wear and navy pairings, with satin evening pieces and pajamas in the color. Reds also show strength across multiple shades, while navy blue gains in demand for street wear and hat trims. Turbans and crowned front details highlight spring hat styles, with back designs emphasizing novelty work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Paget
New York
Admiralty
Local Social Roundup From Sheffield Area
Mrs Earle Johnson and children visited sister Mrs Angie Brewer of Wellington. East Carlisle meeting had Brookside P T A attendees. Echo Club and Men's Athletic Club held events at local venues. Sophomores plan a school party. Willard Taft and H C Chambers hosted guests. Garfield Community Club set January 21 program and refreshments. Henry Jackson and daughter attended with Frank Chambers. D A Monegan and Eda Brown accompanied by others guests of Henry Myers of Eli- tia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Earle Johnson
Angie Brewer
Wellington
County Council
East Carlisle
Brookside P. T. A
Prank Fields
J. Swan
Harry Root
Percy Chambers
A. H. Manchester
Engleman
Echo Club
Brookside
Willard Taft
Stop 7
H. C. Chambers
Garfield Community Club
Henry Jackson
Frank Chambers
D. A. Monegan
Eda Brown
Snow Depth Conversion Note for Water Content
A 20 inch snowfall equates to roughly two inches of water content, indicating a light to moderate moisture level. This conversion helps in estimating runoff, irrigation needs, and storm impact assessments for regional weather planning.
Dancing Nights At Hedges Draws Locals Saturday
Modern and old time dancing filled the Hedges Saturday night as residents enjoyed a lively program. Participants mixed styles in a community event featuring music and dancing.
Dancing at Black Ball Room Weekly at Garden Golf
Every Saturday evening the Black Ball room hosts dancing with music supplied by the Night Hawks. The event promises a lively night of tunes and dancing for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Night Hawks
Carlotta Barnard Teaches Song at Day's Music Studios
Cleveland music teacher Carlotta Barnard advertises Wednesday singing lessons at Day's Music Studios located at 307 Broad Street. Free trials offered. Call 2860 for radio singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlotta Barnard
Cleveland
Broad St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sons OF Union
Ralph Stull
Sandusky
Barnes
Gwimant
E. S. Leighton
Loren Palmer
Methodist Church
Garden Club
Elyria Garden Club
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Albert Bohmer
Lakewood Garden Club
Mrs. Williams
Methodist
United Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Warmee
LA Porte
Bolten
Day's Music Store
Ms. Hollis
Tigredia Social Club
Mrs. Ida Barnhart
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Notes
Mrs. White
the Lee Whitney Co. Hardware and Tin Shop
J. J. Falls
Cleveland Street
Toledo
A.B. C. Walkers
T. Arnold
Ninth St
Kaine
Elyria Savings Trust
Bonne Bell Beauty Shop
Court Street
Maumee
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