Elyria Fine Arts Hostess Demonstrates Electric Range
Miss Agnes Kalter of the Ohio Public Service entertained the Elyria Woman's Club Fine Arts Department on Thursday afternoon with an Electric Range demonstration. Bridge followed, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Eidt for high score and Mrs. Nelson Fitch for low score. a luncheon concluded the gathering. Guests included Mrs. George Colburn, Mrs. D. Lemon, Mrs. R. O. Osborne, Mrs. William Dehm, Mrs. F. M. Barton, Mrs. Moody, Mrs. Kuhlow, Mrs. J. E. Betteridge, Mrs. Nettle Laundon, and Mrs. F. A. Stetson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Kalter
Ohio Public Service
Fine Arts
Elyria Woman's Club
Bridge
Eidt
Nelson Fitch
Miss Kalter
George Colburn
D. Lemon
R. O. Osborne
William Dehm
F. M. Barton
E. Moody
Fred Kuhlow
J. E. Betteridge
Nettle Laundon
F. A. Stetson
Elyrian Examines Feet of Dangers in Marathon
Twenty chiropodists from the Ohio Chiropodists Association examined feet after 170 hours of marathon dancing in Columbus. Many contestants showed swelling and blisters. one girl was feared unable to walk. The national champions were among those in good condition, though their partner wore low shoes while the male used olive oil during rests. many others had feet in poorer shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Guth
Elyria
Guth
Evening Dance Contests Run With Music Through Midnight
A dance hall operated a Uretald station directed by Durse to manage the contest ants, earning about sixty dollars weekly. An orchestra played until midnight before phonograph and radio music took over for the remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uretald
Durse
Local clubs schedule meetings at member homes and halls
The Amical Club and many others plan gatherings at private residences and public halls including 520 Park Place, Dewey Avenue, Bath Street, and the K P hall. Socials feature oyster suppers, Bunco, bridge, and a Hard Times party with hostesses named Miss Marian Keeler Nellie Hurd Walter Carlson Florence Wolf Phyllis Duckett Genevieve Kiser and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amical Club
Marian Keeler
Park Place
Tigredia Social Club
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. Hall
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic
N. Juchem
Merry Makers Club
Florence Wolf
Eighth Street
Local Circles Meet With Social Tone At House Gatherings
Circle Number Five of St Pauls Evangelical met with twelve members at Mrs Louis Whitney home last evening. Mrs George Vogley presided opening with devotion and songs. Hostess Mrs J Schramm provided refreshments. next event at Schramm Road on January 23. West Side Guild of St Andrews held at Mrs Cham beanus Foster Avenue home with luncheon for eleven and a February 7 meeting scheduled at Mrs Lee Perkins. Mrs George Tyler hosted with a bridge afternoon awarding prizes to Mrs Clarence White head and Mrs Ernest Crisp. two course luncheon served. Business Women of Elsra Woman's Club set January 22 for a nine oclock dinner and program on Oriental Rugs. Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary met at K of P hall. Col D C Stavent honored. next meeting February 7. Fidele Club meeting postponed to January 31 at Mrs Bolton East Avenue due to commencement exercises. Mrs Barnes ill at South Maple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Duckett
P. L. H. Club
West Avenue
Olivette Lauck
Ann Schnore
Verna Doane
Forrest Ordell
Genevieve Kiser
West River Street
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Louis Whitney
George Vogley
Therr
J. Schramm
Schramm Road
C. Archambeau
St. Andrew's Church
Foster Avenue
Laundon
Casson
Lee Perkins
Lodi Street
George Tyler
Earl Court
Clarence Whitehead
Ernest Crisp
W. W. West
Elsra Woman's Club
Woodworth
Madsor Woodworh
Bess Southam
Col
D. C. Stavent
Berea
Onio
Fidele Club
Bolton
East Avenue
Coim
Miss Kinney addresses Elyria business women at church
Miss Florence Kinney of the Sunday Evangelistic Party spoke to about 111 business and professional women at the Methodist Church last evening after a church dinner. Mrs. George Whitney introduced the speaker and the audience gave a warm reception. Kinney stressed spiritual growth as essential for those in business and noted limited time for organization details. Weekly meetings for supper will be held Thursdays at six, with next week’s church committee to be announced. Special music featured Mrs. Baird with accompaniment by Mrs. C. V. Beazell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Kinney
George Whitney
Elyria
Miss Kinney
Baird
C. V. Beazell
Tabernacle
Sundar
Grace Lutheran Young People's Society Meeting Update
The Grace Lutheran Church Young People's Society met at 442 Tenth Street with Miss Norma Schultz and Miss Eleanore Gerstenberger as hostesses and Lester Schmittgen as host. Miss Clara Schultz attended as guest. The Rev Muhly led a discussion on Revivals. Twenty eight members attended and agreed to hold the annual banquet on February 12 with location to be announced later. No meeting in March due to the banquet. Lutheran Young People's Week runs February 3 to 10. Elyria committee named Miss Margaret Kruzman chair, with William Gebhart and Miss Victoria Albrecht as members. Hosts served a two course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of the
Grace Lutheran Church
Tenth Street
Norma Schultz
Eleanore Gerstenberger
Lester Schmittgen
Clara Schultz
Reverend Muhly
Viola Krugman
Elyria
Margaret Kruzman
William Gebhart
Victoria Albrecht
Neighborhood Club Gatherings And Card Games Recap
Mrs Herman Stevens hosted the Ninety-Five Club on Colum bus Street with reviews of Albert Wiggam's The Next Age of Man and The Better Country by Dallas Love Sharp. Foxy-Eight Club enjoyed five hundred games with prizes. W S H club held eight games and prizes at Mrs John Kolopos home. luncheon finished the gathering before plans for future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Stevens
Columbus Street
Ninety-Five Club
H. H. Nye
Albert E. Wiggam
Real January Furniture Values Slash Prices
Reading from the catalog, dining room suites priced at $30.00 for a 3 piece set and living room suites at $17.45 to $85.00. West End Furniture Co. at 580 Brosd, phone 3155 advertises these value offers and mattress deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Furniture Co
Daughters of Scotia Visit Lorain Lodge and Mrs Milne
The Daughters of Scotia journeyed to Lorain to visit the Lorain Lady Gordon lodge and see Grand Chief's Daughter Mrs Jenny Milne. Attending were Mesdames Moyes Rodgers McKenry Shrub sole Henderson Ennes Massey Forrest Burns Denger and others. A sumptuous supper followed the business meeting and a social hour closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Scotia
Lorain
Gordon Lodge
Jenny Milne
Mesdemes Agnes Moyes
Annie Rodgers
McKenry
Isabel Shrubsole
Agnes Henderson
Agnes Ennes
Sarah Massey
Jemima Forrest
Jessie Burns
Georgia Denger
Beebo Court Hostess Heads High Bidders Club Meeting
Mrs. William Birklina hosted the High Bidders Club at Beebo Court with Pedro progress on three tables. Prizes went to Mrs. John Wilhelme first, Mrs. George Carrick second, Mrs. Harry Forbes third, and Mrs. Frank Derek consolation. In two weeks Mrs. A S Meike of Beebe Court will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Birklina
Beebo Court
High Bidders Club
Pedro
John Wilhelme
George Carrick
Harry Forbes
Frank Derek
A. S. Meike
Beebe Court
Elyria Country Club Bridge Luncheon Slated for Tuesday
The Elyria Country Club Bridge Luncheon will be held Tuesday in the Club House. Strong attendance is anticipated after a prior postponement due to the epidemic. Reservations can be made with Mrs Alexander T Hill Washington Avenue Mrs George Nicholas Gulf Farms or Mrs Walter Ayres Eastern Heights Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
Alexander T. Hill
Washington, Avenue
George Nicholas
Gulf Farms
Walter Ayres
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Lorain County groups host lunch and style show at Alta Mira
Lorain County Farm Bureau members gathered at the Alta Mira Tea Room for a luncheon business meeting and a Style Show with about sixty five guests in attendance. Mrs Charles Carpenter led the event, the Style Show offered an unusual program, then the group adjourned. The Evangelical Woman's Union met at St Pauls church with Mrs John Jebl presiding and plans made for the Lorain County Automobile supper set for January twenty third at six thirty. February twenty first is the next meeting. Admissions include Edward Malik and several others. discharges include Jacob Dixon from Elyria Homes for the Aged. A Persian designed railless steam locomotive was invented to haul trains on stone roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Evangelical Woman's Union
St. Paul’s Church
John Jebl
Miller
Lorain County
Wooster
Werner
Walkenfuss
Walrath
Wirth
Special To Nite Happy Hines Orchestra at Elyria Eagles
The Elyria Eagles host a dance featuring the Happy Hines Orchestra tonight with all welcome to attend. A d0c couple may be present and participate in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hines
Elyria
Daughters of Scotland Bunco Party Nears February Initiation
The Daughters of Scotland Ar syle lodge Number Six met at the Wurst hall with good attendance for a regular meeting. Plans for the year were laid during the business session followed by a social evening of dance and bunco. Prizes went to Mrs. Bessie Paton and Mrs. Mary Scott. Luncheon was served and the next meeting, February seventh, will initiate new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotland
Arsyle Lodge
Wurst Hall
Bessie Paton
Mary Scott
Circle Three and Four Hold Meeting After Dinner
Circle Number Three and Four of the Methodist church gathered for a threen dinner at the church yesterday noon. Fifteen members attended the business session before moving to attend a Billy Sunday gathering. Announcements for the next meeting will be made later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Local Personal Notes Highlight Visits and Illnesses
Mr and Mrs Merl Beauchamp of Marine City Michigan visit the home of Mr and Mrs William Sills at 501 Cleveland Street. Mrs Rhodes stays home ill while Miss Ruth Blichleay visits from Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs Earl Sitters announce the birth of a daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January eleventh. Spencer Reeder of Harvard Law School will spend the summer abroad as tutor. A bunco and whist party in the K of P hall Saturday at 7 30 pm is hosted by the Daughters of Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merl Beauchamp
Marine City
Michigan
William Sills
Cleveland Street
Terry Clevenger
Erie Street
Fostoria
Clevenger
Homer L. Johnson
West Avenue
Thompson
Lake Boulevard
Cleveland
VerSay
Cascade Street
Julia Hart
West Ninth Street
Earl Sitters
Route Two
Welington
Elyria Memorial Hospital
George Newman
Lorain
Elyria
Spencer Reeder
Harvard Law School
P. Hall
The
Daughters of Scotland
States Adopt Voting Machines In Wide Use
Report says twenty two states have begun using voting machines for elections, reflecting a shift from paper ballots to mechanical or electronic systems and signaling broader modernization of local and state election procedures.
The Predictions The Predictions 7 Of A Numerologist
A fragmentary forecast notes moodiness stubbornness and mood driven actions. It predicts change late 1929 and another child, warns someone with initial J to stay away from water, foresees travel, rising money and improved health after spring.
Zodiac Advice Column Fragment From River Street
A dated note offers psychic readings by mail with birthdates August 1 1901. It contains cautions about sensitivity, family friction, possible illness, and a prediction of a marriage for a relative between November and December. The ad promises personalized readings for a fee and lists Mrs. Chas Wynn at 115 West River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryou
Rou
Chas. Wynn Numerologist
West River
Mixed Dances Saturday Night at Dimke Hall
Grafton Ohio hosts dances with admission for gents at 10 cents and ladies at 25 cents Saturday night at Dimke Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimke Hall
Grafton
Ohio
Our Sheltered Coals the Best for Your Furnace
A brief coal advertisement proclaims Our Sheltered Coals as the best choice for heating furnaces, highlighting quality and reliability for cold season use.
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O. P
Elyrian
Marathon
P. L. H. Bridge Club
Mrs. Barnes
South Maple Erect
Arline Yeager
Florence Peechr
Marr Woodcock
Dorothy Miller
Blain Street
W.S. FH. Caub
W. S. H. Club
John Kolopos
Fourth Street
E. J. Novak
Radachy
Frank Rosa
James Sabo
Frankisn Street
Mrs
Will Birkline
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Alta Mira House
BE. W. U
Edward Malik
Buckere St
Wellington
Jesse White
Harvard Ave
Catherine Nasipak
Prospect St
Preston Terrell
East Broad
Jacob Dixon
Elyria Homs
Ebert
Bunco Party
Slater Coal CO
West Bend
Tasker
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Devt
Esinol
Baltimore
Resinol
the Brown CO
Piper Merchants
Mill St
Sauers
All A. C
Kolster
Stewart Warner
Brunswick Radiola
A.B. Sauer Music Co
Elyria, Ohio
Peder
Rolvaag
Promised Land
Parker
Y Dorrey
Seabrook
Central Book Store
Broad Street
Cat Ficket
Broad St
Newell
Telegraph Florist
Jacquard
Harry H. Smith Co
Murbach Coal Supply Co
West Bridge
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