Evening Meetings Highlight Local Church Groups
Tonight multiple churches host events across Elyria and surrounding areas. The Young People Society at St John Lothran, Women's Bible Class at Second Congregational, Truth Seekers at United Presbyterian, and Grace Lutheran Stewardship group meet in homes or church halls. Additional activities include Missionary Society supper and program, book reviews, and various club gatherings such as Republican Women, Business and Professional Women, and Y-Indus Club with venues on Woodland and East avenues, West Fourth Street, and Fuller road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society of
St John's Lothran
Second Congregational Church
Brillhart
Woodland Avenue
Truth Seekers
United Presbyterian
Charles Fisker
East Avenue
Grace Lutheran Church
H. Eads
Howe Street
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Dorothy Brers
Ta-Wa-S
Cinb
Evelyn
DeEtte Wilson
Republican Women’s Club
M. H. Welty
Business
West Fourth Street
Lorain County
Rabbit and
Elyria Lodge No
American Legion Auxiliary
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Local Ledger
Admissions list includes Ruth Wiech 35 E River St Mrs Dominic Staskiewic 323 Huron St Edward Pinkston 213 Lod St Thomas Lynds North Eaton Abe Barnes 319 Furnact St Discharges show Virginia Hears 479 Cleveland St Mrs Wel ford Johnson 201 Ohio St Mrs Kenneth Johnson baby boy Lorain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wiech
E. River Street
Dominic Staskiewic
Huron Street
Edward Pinkston
Lod Street
Thomas Lynds
North Eaton
Abe Barnes
Furnact Street
Virginia Hears
Cleveland Street
Welford Johnson
Ohio Street
Kenneth Johnson
Lorain
Former publisher of Wakeman dies in Cleveland at 78
Francis Melville Lewis, 78, former secretary of the Ohio Hotel Association and trade paper publisher, died after a long illness. Born in Springfield, he started a Wakeman weekly, moved to Cleveland in 1879, worked with the Ohio Farmer and Cleveland Herald, and founded the Marine Record and Hotel Life. He organized the Ohio Hotel Association in 1903 and served as secretary for ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Francis Melville Lewis
Ohio Hotel Association
Lewis
Springfield
Charlies F. Lewis
Wakeman
Ohio Farmer
Cleveland Herald
Marine Record
Hotel Life
Marian Martin Pattern Catalog Notice
Marian Martin patterns 9448 and 9475 feature detachable suspenders new yoke and sleeves for various sizes. Prices 15 cents per pattern 90 cents for two patterns. catalog 15 cents or catalog plus pattern 25 cents. Send NAME ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER SIZE and payment to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department 222 West 18th Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle - Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Wiss Emma Jean Manville Weds Thomas Paonessa in Covington
Miss Emma Jean Manville daughter of Harriet Manville wed Thomas Paonessa son of Mr and Mrs rank Paonessa in St Marys Catholic Church Covington Kentucky The ceremony on Friday January 13 with attendants Harriet Man dtle and Philip D Reefy The couple reside at 332 Eighth Street Elyria Ohio Mrs Paonessa attended Elyria High School and has stayed with her aunt in Cincinnati The groom a Elyria High School and Cleveland Advertising School graduate works on the Chronicle Telegram advertising staff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss
Emma Jean Manville and
Thomas Paonessa
Kentucky
Elyrians
Mms
Jean Manville
Sis
Harriet Manville
Rank Paonessa
August Munchen
Astor
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Covington
Pride
Harriet Mandtle
Philip D. Reefy
Women’s Club Dinner Teaches Ohio School Survey Plan
Forty three members and guests of the Business and Professional Women's Club gathered at the First Congregational church for a dinner and talk. J C Helm of Fairport Harbor presented the plan by the Ohio School Survey Commission as the featured address. The meeting was organized by Miss Marjorie Rossiter and included Oberlin club men as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabas
J. C. Helm
Fairport Habor
Ohio Chool Survey Commission
Ich
Marjorie Rossiter
Oberlin Club
R. Cc. Maston
R. P. Vaughn
Card party aids by Auxiliary group at Woman's Club
Third in a series of card parties sponsored by the Auxiliary Major Woodworth Camp of United Spanish War Veterans was held last evening at the Woman's Club House. Mrs. George Colip was general chairman. Twenty tables played, with top scores at each table awarded. Refreshments were served by the chairman and helpers Hazel Vieseke, Mary Ruth Locke, Virginia Pope, Harriet Gray, and others. Several guests from Cleveland attended the affair, the concluding event in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary
Woodworth Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
Woman's Lab
George Colip
Sairman
Hazelvieseke
Mary Ruth Locke
Vir
Nia Pope
Harriet Gray
William Meinke
E. T. ‘Endorff
Emil Struck
Past Chiefs of Pythian sters Host Social Evening
Mrs E Manzelman welcomed the Past Chiefs and guests at her Odland Avenue home for a card party and new party. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Joe Iddy high score Mrs George Nry Lorain second and Con Nation as consolation. Minnie Gard had high banco score Elizabeth Ernst second yard Bertha Lyberger consolation. An others party by the 1st Chiefs is planned. The Fountain by Charles Igan was reviewed by Mrs Iph Young for N A Q Club. A club entertained by Mrs Ian Smith on Land Street. Annual election named H E Marsh president and Ralph Young treasurer. After social time, the group adjourned to meet J Paul Wellert of Cleveland for a supper January thirtieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iAnother
1St Chiefs
Charles Igan
Iph Young
N. A. Q. Club
Ian Smith
Tland Street
H. E. Marsh
S. Ralph Young
Paul Wellert
Cleveland
Girls basketball practice announced by Y W C A at Gates Gym
Girls in the city may join a basketball group at Gates Gymnasium tomorrow at 7 30 p m for practice. Do not bar high school students from trying out. Marian Stetson health education secretary of the Y W A asks interested players to attend.
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Gates Ool
Baskall
Éams
Liss Marian Stetson
Health Cation
W. A
Beekeepers Association Holds County Meeting
Beekeepers from across the county gathered at Mr and Mrs W Bonsey in Low for the monthly session last evening. The meeting featured an unusually interesting program followed by a social hour and refreshments. On February 20 the group will be hosted by Mr and Mrs A H Peters at 365 East River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beekeepers
W. Bonsey
A. H. Peters
East River Street
Miller and Hautzche Named in Peace Justice Case
Miller 23, a butcher from Lo m, and Hautzche 22 from Fria, appeared before a Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vharies Miller
Butcher
Lom
Elenora Hautzche
Fria
Justice of the Peace
Jefferson Girl Reserves Plan City Newspaper and Candy Booth
The Jefferson Girl Reserves held a weekly meeting to edit a citywide newspaper for all reserves. They appointed an 18 member staff with editors, reporters, and editors as listed and planned a candy booth at the February fair in the YMCA gym. A Know Your City tour was discussed, inspired by the Hamilton group, with games led by Miss Benny Rober.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Girl Reserves
Betty Kauffman
Helen Lyman
Geraldine Powell
Rosalie Baron
Theodora Demos
Helen Bramwell
Hazel Martin
Helen Marie Cammeron
Anna Bush
Mary Alice Wooster
Jefferson Group
M. C A
Hamilton
Benny Rober
Tri Fi Club Meeting at Mrs Wernert’s Home
Miss Louise Wernert hosted the Tri Fi Club on Kenton Avenue for a business meeting and games with prizes to Marie Loeffler first and Tillie Kappley. After refreshments, members plans to meet again February 20 at Marie Loeffler’s home were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Wernert
Kenton Avenue
Marie Loeffler
Tillie Kappley
Canton No 93 and Auxiliary No 11 Meet in I C O F Hall
Canton No 93 and Auxiliary No 11 held separate business meetings with large memberships. New officers were installed including Canton captain Frank Wilson and lieutenant Floyd Bartlett. Auxiliary president Laura Ferrell and secretary Edith Henry among others. After meetings, members adjourned to a banquet, then plan to attend Rebekah Lodge Wednesday for Thomas Wildey anniversary observance.
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Canton No. 93
Auxiliary No. 11
I. C. O. F. Hall
Canton Lorain
Frank Wilson
Leutenant
Floyd Bartlett
Ensign
Charles Cook
Thurston Olmsted
Frank McDonald
Ray Renouard
Sentinel
Ernie Malham
Robert Hastings
Jénnie Powers
Nellie Wilson
Gertrude Johnson
Minnie Church
F. C. L. Club Meets at Miss Parks Home in Denison
Members of the F. C. L. Club gathered at Miss Virginia Parks in Denison Avenue for a three supper at six thirty. Afterward they played bridge with Miss Ethyl Milliren and Mrs. Jane Moody winning prizes. Officers were elected with Miss Ethyl Milliren as president, Miss Ethyl Milliren as secretary, and Miss Agnes Dengate as treasurer. Miss Ora Champion will entertain the group in February at her Ninth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. L. Club
Virginia Parks
Denison ‘Avenue
Ethyl Milliren
Jane Moody
Agnes Dengate
Ora Champion
Ninth Street
Foley Funeral Notice for Albert Foley
Miss Caroline L Foley and Mrs Peter M Smith of Earl Court and Theodore Foley of Akronate Detroit Michigan attend the funeral of Albert Foley eldest son of Mr and Mrs Carlton B Foley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline L. Foley
Peter M. Smith
Earlcourt
Theodore Foley
Akronate
Detroit
Michigan
Albert Foley
Carlton B. Foley
Fellowship supper precedes St Pauls Evangelical meeting
About one hundred attendees at St Pauls Evangelical church gathered for a fellowship supper served by the Women’s Union. Rob Harding and Clifford Roe provided accordion and guitar selections before A C Wackenfuss led the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Women’s Union
Rob Harding
Clifford Roe
A.C. Wackenfuss
Ernst Kon
Karl Lehmann
Albert Vietzen
C. W. Menz
Mae Friday Ashbrook
Church Council
Otto Mischka
Evangelical Women’s Union
Ted Washke
Men’s Brotherhood
Marie Loeffler
Margaret Anthony
Young People’s League
Wockenfuss
A. C. Wackenfuss
Gus Quade
Andrew Pitman
Garret Club Elects Officers At Evening Meeting
Miss Betty Vandemark was elected president and Miss Ruth Abraham secretary at a Garret Club session hosted by Miss Jeanette Sibey 320 Denison Avenue. New members were considered. Cards and dancing followed by luncheon. Next meeting set for two weeks at Elaine Garland 337 Cambridge Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Sibey
Denison Avenue
Garret Club
Betty Vandemark
Ruth Abraham
W. Sibev
Muss Elaine Garland
Camoridge Avenue
Clio Club Meets at Curtis Home. Lamar Wins Bridge Prize
Members gathered at Miss Hortense Curtis's West avenue residence for a brief business session and a bridge game. Mary Lamar captured the prize as a refreshments course was served. The group plans to meet next Monday evening at Mary Louise Dengate's Ninth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clio Club
Hortense Curtis
West Avenue
Mary Lamar
Mary Louise Dengate
Ninth Street
Miss Carlin Reviews Books for Sorority
Omicron Sorority members heard a general discussion of In the Pashas Garden by H C Dwight and Birthday of the Infant a by Oscar Wilde led by Mrs Victor Reese at last evenings meeting. Miss Agus Carlin gave the review The Villa by the Sea by Isabelle Clark. January thirtieth is the date of the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr Omicron Sorority
Pasha’s Garden
H. C. Dwight
Infanta
Oscar Wilde
Victor Reese
Agus Carlin
Villa By the Sea
Isabelle Clark
Women’s Pilgrim Community Church Meetings Noted
The Meetings Woman’s Association meets at Mrs. Harry Heal’s home 215 Winckles Circle. The King’s Heralds held a Saturday gathering at the church with Jane Unger presiding and Barbara Brodbeck reading scripture. Mrs. E C Schubert led prayers and took charge in Mrs Stargell’s absence due to family illness. Carlita Stang read a story, and Schubert read a chapter of Ling War. Nine members attended and Patricia Peter joined as a new member with Dorothy Lingenfelter as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community Church
Harry Heal
Winckles Street
King’s Heralds
Methodist Church
Jane Unger
Barbara Brodbeck
E. C. Schubert
Patricia Peter
Dorothy Lingenfelter
Joint Installation of Cleveland Canton Units and Auxiliaries
Cleveland Canton No. 33 and others joined with Cuyahoga Canton No. 19 Lorain Canton No. 93 and their auxiliaries for a joint installation in Elkshall Saturday evening. Major General Perry D. Eberley and Lady Nettie Summers officiated with the general staff. Paul Wainwright performed three solos and the Bass Orchestra provided music including for dancing. The Cleveland Auxiliary ladies drill team also performed a drill during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Canton
Cuyahoga Canton
Lorain Canton
Cleveland No
Cuyahoga No
Lorain No
Elkshall
Perry D. Eberley
Ohio
Canton
Nettie Summers
Oberlin
Paul Wainwright
Bass
Cleveland
Avon Lake attorney to speak at American Legion Auxiliary meeting
Wayne C. Black of Avon Lake will address the American Legion Auxiliary this evening at the Legion Hall. His topic is "Pending Federal Legislation," focusing on potential new laws and their impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Attorney
American Legion Auxiliary
Wayne C. Black
Avon Lake
Legion Hall
Black
Local residents note travel and events in Elyria area
Mr and Mrs B C Franklin returned from Detroit after a business trip. Charles J Cook attends S E Stearns funeral in Dayton. Van Da Veulde LaVelle and Marie McKenzie from Cleveland visit for a Woman's Club party. Charles Dawley recovers from arm fracture. William Witt wins multiple prizes at Cleveland School of Architecture and is elected class president. Norma Schultz visits Cleveland theater. Fisk University choir concert draws Elyrians. Birth reported for Staskiewic child. Duffy and Hudnutt families attend local concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Franklin
Detroit
Michigan
C. B. Charles
Bangor
G. RB. Findley
Charles J. Cook
Dayton
Ohio
S. E. Stearns
Harry van da Veulde
Tom LaVelle
Marie McKenzie
Cleveland
City
Woman's Club
Charles Dawley
East Avenue
Elyria Clinic
William Witt
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Cleveland School of Architecture
Western Reserve University
Witt
Norma Schultz
Elyrians
Fisk University
J. E. Betteridge
Lee and Minch
Archie Penfound
Dominic Staskiewic
Huron Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Cawley
Richard Cawley
Painesville
J. J. Duffy
Middle Avenue
A. C. Hudnutt
Stanford Avenue
Ohio House approves 17 million temporary appropriation
The Ohio House passed a 17 million temporary appropriation bill by a 120 to 9 vote to fund state government until regular biennial appropriations. The measure heads to the Senate, with limited duration to June 30, while debates targeted prohibitions and university funding. Additional committee actions included building and loans sessions and banking-law reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
CP -4
House of Representatives
Senate
C. H. Burk
Huron County
al Xalb
Ottawa County
Rep
C. K. Gillespie
Cleveland
Ohio State University
Keith Lawrence
Grant Ward
Columbus
Charles H. Jones
Jackson
House Committee On Building and Loans
Senate Committee On
Theodore Tangeman
House Banking Committee
Senate Building and Loan Committee
Paul Yoder
Dayton
Three Bank Management Conferences Announced by ABA
A. B. Taylor of Elyria announces three bank management conferences to be held in March in Indianapolis Omaha and Philadelphia. The events, in conjunction with State Bankers Associations and local clearing houses, will cover six to fourteen midwest and eastern states respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Taylor
Elyria
Taylor
Bank Management Commission
American Bankers Association
Central Bank Management Conference
Indianapolis
Ind
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Midwesteen Bank Management Conference
Omaha
Neb
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Colorado
Wyoming
Philadelphia
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Three Lorain Countians Elected To Cleveland Growers Board
Wilson Jameson of Avon C B McAllister of Elyria Township and J L Zeager of Carlisle Township were chosen as directors of the Cleveland Growers Marketing Company at its annual meeting in Cleveland The gathering at Broadview Methodist church included several Lorain County members The report notes the three core human experiences as consciousness continuity and individuality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Cleveland Growers’ Marketing Company
Cleveland
Lorain
Wilson Jameson
Avon
C. B. McAllister
Elyria Township
J. L. Zeager
Carlisle Township
Broadview Methodist Church
Urges Council To Clear Title For Shear Street Sewers
Health Commissioner Dr. G. E. French urged the council to clear the title to property on Shear street so a sanitary sewer can be built and remove health threatening conditions. The issue was referred to the city solicitor and the sewers and drains committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shear Street
G. E. French
Council
Decorative Lighting Ordinance Approved
City council approved the Christmas decorative lighting ordinance on the third and final reading. It authorizes a payment of 76 dollars for the lighting strung in front of city property. The 5 to 4 vote mirrored the initial reading amid opposition over city spending during relief needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kohn
Ed Notley
Ernest Birch
W. D. Taylor
Anna Kennedy
Carl Curtis
W. G. Smith
Leonard Smith
O. E. Rankin
Mother of Former State Senator Bender Dies
Mrs. Anna Bender aged 68 died at her son George H. Bender’s home in Cleveland Ohio where she had lived for several years. She was the mother of the former state senator. The death was reported on January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender
Cleveland, D
Anna Bender
George H. Bender
Election Day Quips and a Senator’s Health Update
A health update notes the former senator had been ill for months and received a blood transfusion on Saturday. The piece also includes a light election quip about a young candidate asked if his mother knows he is out and responds that she will know he is in on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neral
Sauerkraut supper at church on Thursday evening
A sauerkraut supper is set for Thursday at 5 00 PM in the 2nd Congregational Church. Proceeds will support church activities and fellowship in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Church
Bakedham Supper and Bake Sale at Fields Church
Community event at Fields Church featuring a baked ham supper and bake sale on Thursday at 5 30 P M with prices 15¢ and 20¢. Proceeds to church programs and activities. Volunteers welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields Church
Thurs
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Marian’ Meartin Peters
P. W. Club
ST Chiefs
Manzelman
BUNCO
A. Q
ZAR
Aso
Henke Beauty Shop
Pockerors VE
Rex
Winger Waves
Marcelling
Grays
Jefferson
F. P. L. Club
Carpenter’s Beauty Shoppe
ST. Paul's
Miss Carlin
Leedale’s Beauty Shop
Swearer Elk
Circle No. 9
The
Union Missionary
King's Heralds
Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation
Malden
Maas
HOUSE
Shelton
Broad St
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Josef Hofmann
Finney Chapel
Conservatory
Warner Hall
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