Safety talk by Chief Stankard at Junior Woman's Club
Chief E. J. Stankard spoke on safety and stricter traffic laws to curb reckless driving and educate pedestrians, noting Clyria school children are learning rules to prevent accidents. The meeting featured business items, upcoming programs, a rummage sale January 22, a Valentine dance February 12, and chorus practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLICE
E. J. Stankard
Ted E. Seward
Junior Woman's Club
Stankard
Barbara Plocher
Frank Quinn
Cleveland
Ethyl] Milliren
Gladys Plocher
Richard Horan
John Whitney
Phyllis Agate
Geraldine Ehricke
Mary Nye
Mary Storrer
Kenneth Martin
Robert Curtis
John Shaw
Kolopus
Maurice Weisbrod
Genevieve Parks
Mary McGuire
Don Myers Ethyl Milliren
Howard Ohlemacher
Tad Miller
Middle Step Club Co-Ed Party At YWCA Draws 35 Couples
Thirty five couples attended a Middle Step Club co-ed party at the YWCA last evening. The gym glowed with balloons and streamers as guests enjoyed get acquainted games, readings by Florence Welton, and musical numbers. Roberta Reese won the interviewers contest. Vera Smith chaired decorations with Agnes Blair and others helping. Refreshments were arranged by Margaret Herold, Nancy Heywood, and Marian Bridgett. The program was led by Gladys Anderson and assistants. Next meeting is Monday night January list with a white elephant sale planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Step Club
Roberta Reese
Florence Welton
Carol Weichel
Vera Smith
Agnes Blair
Alberta Houk
Lois Kieffer
Ruth Double
Margaret Herold
Nancy Heywood
Marian Bridgett
Gladys ‘Anderson
Ann Schubert
Grace Q’malley
Olive Green
Rainbow Group Officers Installed At Meeting
Rainbow Majority League officers were installed at the Y W C A last night with eight Cleve land guests present. Betty Campbell was named president Jeanette Sib ey secretary and Yvonne Myers treasurer Bernce Squires pro tem Three Cleveland guests Edith Warner Mildred Lunich and Alice Oleson were installing officers Fight Elyria guests attended A luncheon followed the ceremony The group adjourned to February 21 for new member initiations A Assembly No 138 installation is set for January 24 Naoma Burge appointed bake sale chairman Japan plans a 10 percent cut in gasoline heavy oils and coal use by switching to electric gas and coal driven engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cle’land
Rainbow Majority League
Betty Campbell
Jeanette Sibey
Yvonne Myers
Bernce Squires
Cleveland
Edith Warner
Mildred Lunich
Alice Oleson
Fight Elyria
Naoma Burge
Sabol Mihalek Betrothal Announced in Lakewood
Mr and Mrs John Sabol of 295 Siteenth Street announce the engagement of their daughter Thelma Sabol to Frank Mihalek Jr son of Mr and Mrs Frank Mihalek 2057 Clarence Avenue Lakewood No wedding date is set Thelma attended St Pauls School of Norwalk and White Cross School of Cosmetology in Cleveland and works at Maurice Beauty shop Frank a Lakewood High School graduate is employed by National Carbon and Steel Company of Lakewood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sabol
Siteenth Street
Thelma Sabol
Frank Mihalek, Jr
Frank Mihalek
Clarence Avenue
Lakewood
Miss Sabol
St. Paul's School
Norwalk
White Cross School of Cosmetology
Cleveland
Maurice Beauty Shop
Mihalek
Lakewood High School
National Carbon and Steel Company
Farewell Courtesy Honors Mr and Mrs Hl C House
A Saturday night party at the home of Mr and Mrs E G Baxter on Twelfth street honored Mr and Mrs Hl C House who plan to move to Conneaut for new jobs with the Nickle Plate Railroad. Twelve friends attended and prizes were awarded for high and low game scores before a luncheon. Mr House is promoted and will relocate with his family to Conneaut, with departure set for late January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hl. C. House
Conneant
E. G. Baxter
Twelfth Street
House
Joe Rodgers
Clifford Warren
Ed Hlaywood
E. F. Hendricks
Baxter
Mr. House
Nickle Plate Railroad
Conneaut
City
Mothers Plan Mother and Daughter Party at YWCA
Members of the Junior Friendship club met at the YWCA Monday afternoon with good attendance. During the business session led by Eleanor Carr final plans were made for the Mother and Daughter party and for the joint Junior Friendship and Junior Hi Y meeting. The social committee chaired by Helen Simpson met in a special session. The latter part of the meeting was devoted to interest groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Friendship Club
Eleanor Carr
Helen Simpson
Former Elyrian Wes California Girl to Make Home in West
The marriage of a former Elyrian and a California girl was solemnized in San Diego on January eighth at Union Christian church. Helen Eloise Moreland and Doyle Hudson Allbaugh exchanged vows in a candlelit service, with a guard of honor from Sigma Phi sisters and a large floral backdrop. The bride wore white satin with pearl detailing and carried white flowers. her sorority sister served as maid of honor. The groom’s party included best man Eugene Schapley and ushers. The couple will reside in San Diego with his mother joining the ceremony party for the trip west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyran
California
San Diego
Union Christian Church
Helen Eloise Moreland
Carl Moreland
Doyle Hudson Allbaugh
Mabel Burr
Shirley R. Shaw
Wao
Alfred O'Day
William Boyd
Glen Orcutt
Vern Ripley
Anita Agard
Elyria League study covers legislature steps and unicameral debate
Mrs. Stanley Jackson led Elyria League of Women Voters in a discussion on legislative procedure at yesterday afternoon’s meeting in City Council chambers. The group reviewed roll call, officer elections, oaths, rules, and committees, with a future debate on unicameralism planned for two weeks hence. Oberlin chapter discussed the judiciary amendment with speakers Lex Kintner and E J Bryan among others, as eight Elyrians joined fifty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Jackson
Elyra League of Women Voters
Oberlin
League of Women Voters
J. C. Hostetler
Cleveland
Lex Kintner
Cuyahoga Bar Association
E. J. Bryan
Newton D. Baker
Elyrians
Distinguished Masonic Lecture At King Solomon Lodge
A special communiution of King Solomon Lodge in Lorain County hosts a Saturday evening event at 7 with guest Melvin M. Johnson, 33rd Degree leader, speaking on Freemasonry, and Sam H. Squire discussing Early Masonry in Lorain. Lunch follows and a two-week later sauerkraut luncheon is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon Lodge
Lorain County
Melvin M. Johnson
Supreme Council
L. Ss. A
Sam H.squire
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Personal notices from local residents and events
Mrs. T. T. Elliot and her mother left for St. Petersburg Florida to spend time there. Miss Phyllis Duckett will attend a National Home Economists convention in Mansfield Ohio. Mrs. Marie Johnson visited the Grugels in Fairview over the weekend. Mrs. Margaret Book was called to Parsons Kansas by a relative’s death. Mr. and Mrs. John Piaskala welcomed a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs. J. t. McElhinnes returned home after attending John Grouse Jr.’s funeral. Mrs. Charles Crehore returned from Indianapolis. Robert Vestal Sr. visited relatives in Indianapolis and returned home. George Wueseke, Mrs. Morris, and Mrs. McMullen attended the burial of Lila Arnold Mayer in North Olmsted. Mayer was married to Reverend Mayer of Chardon. Mary Moir and auxiliary officers will attend the mid-Winter conference in Akron. spaghetti supper planned for February 7. refreshments served after last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Elliot
Eastern Heights Boulevard
F. A. Jenkins
Norwalk
St. Petersburg
Florida
Phyllis Duckett
Harrison Street
Mansfield
Ohio
Marie Johnson
Gates Avenue
Walter Grugel
Fairview
Margaret Book
Middle Avenue
Parsons
Kansas
John Piaskala
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
J. T. McElhinnes
Wheeling
West Virginia
John Grouse
Charles Crehore
Sheriff Grall Speaks at Men’s Brotherhood Pancake Supper
About fifty members of the Men’s Brotherhood at Second Congregational church held a pancake supper and heard Sheriff William Grall discuss the duties of his office. Robert Foster, president, opened the meeting and Robert Gilliland was named secretary. The group plans to invite other northern Medina Congregational groups to meet and form a fellowship within the northern section of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
William Grall
Robert Foster
Robert Gilliland
Medina Association of Congregational Christian Churches
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
A list of admissions includes Mrs. John Piaska la of Grafton Mrs. Kenneth Young at 842 Woodland Avenue Telford Lewis 142 Harrison Street Doris Rader of Grafton Mrs. Walter Standen 436 East River Street Mrs. Carl Schmitkens R D No 3 Mrs. Mabel Sutton 154 Bath Street Discharges include Mrs. Wilbert Troup 148 Oak Street Thomas Foran of Grafton Mrs. Anthony Valerious 425 Louisiana Avenue Mrs. Vivian Martin baby boy Brunswick Mrs. Thomas Paonessa baby boy Gulf Farms Mrs. Louis Jansen baby girl 342 Cornell Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Piaskala
Grafton
Kenneth Young
Woodland Avenue
Telford Lewis
Harrison Street
Doris Rader
Walter Standen
East River Street
Carl Schmitkens
R. D. No
Mabel Sutton
Bath Street
Wilbert Troup
Oak Street
Thomas Foran
Anthony Valerious
Louisiana Avenue
Vivian Martin
Calendar of group meetings and social events tonight
Numerous clubs and associations list gatherings for the evening including Semper Fidelis with Miss Coniam Princeton Ave, Truth Seekers at 601 Cambridge, Ta Wa Si with Florence Stetson Sth Street, Alias with Mrs Werthe Lake Ave, L B S with Mrs Messaros Middle Ave, Womens Bible Class at 153 Cornell Ave, Elite Club at Greaser home 338 Furnace, Octave Club with Dorothy Mercer North Olmsted, Teneza with Josephine Zlatkowski West River St, Catholic Study Club No 6 with Anne Burke Princeton Ave, Ga G G with Mrs Kathryn Taliano 442 West 6th St, Monopoly Club No 1 with Mrs E R Novak Malcolm Court, Semper Fidels with Margaret Herold West River St, Business and Professional Women's Club at 1st Congregational Church, Eagles Aerialary bingo at Blanche Mason Lodi St, Sigloe with Marian Barnes Crehore Court, Knights of Pythias entertainment at 8 P M, Junior Order United American Mechanics meeting, Daughters of Scotia meeting, Frank S Harmon Lodge, American Legion, Republican Women's Club at Woman's Club, Judge Guy Findley to speak, Elyria Lodge No 1931, O F meets, Mary-Martha Class at St Pauls, St Johns Young People League, Jolly Eight Bunco with Mrs Morris Feese West Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Church
Helen Coniam
Princeton Avenue
Nelie Krugman
Cambridge Extension
Florence Stetson
Sth Street
Alias
Wendell Werthe
Lake Avenue
L. B.S
Mary Messaros
Middle Avenue
Womens Bible
Ashenbach
Cornell Avenue
Greaser
Furnace Street
Octave Club
Dorothy Mercer
North Olmsted
Teneza Club
Josephine Zlatkowski
West River Street
Catholic Study Club No
Anne Burke
G. G
Kathryn Taliano
West 6Th Street
Monopoly Club
E. R. Novak
Malcolm Court
Semper Fidels
Margaret Herold
Business and Professional
Guy Findley
Elyria Lodge
O. F
Mary-Martha
St. Paul’s
St. John’s Young People League
Jolly Eight Bunco Club
Morris Feese
West Avenue
Pre-Nuptial Party and Club Meetings In Lorain Area
A pre nuptial party for Miss Sophia Sadowski was hosted by Mrs. N E Livingston with sixteen guests from Lorain Elyria and Cleveland. Prizes were awarded to several guests after bingo and a two course lunch followed. The bride elect's marriage to Dale Livingston is set for January 22 at Holy Cross Church. Hy Lo club dinner and card games were held at Mrs Krieg’s with prizes to Mrs Malcolm Forbes Miss Caroline Rost and Miss Ruth Carlson. Ima Strait and Sabra Armstrong will entertain the club February 21. Eastern Heights Circle of the Child Conservation League met at Mrs Daykin’s with papers on art in the home interior decor and fashion. A social hour followed with refreshments for ten members and one guest. Triple D club met at the Brass Kettle Inn with a monthly meeting planned and a book review by Mrs June Barr after a short business session. Bingo prizes went to Mrs Ellen Porter Miss Kathleen Bayley and Mrs Tess Rafferty. a two course luncheon concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Sadowski
N. E. Livingston
West 28Th Street
Lorain
B. Anderson
Smith
J. Wurm
S. Lynn
Elyria
Cleveland
Dale Livingston
Holy Cross Church
Hy-Lo Club
Robert Daykin
Sixth Street
Eastern Heights Circle
Child Conservation League
Russell Stokley
C .H. Fisher
E. D. Nielsen
Charles Snoble
C. H. Fisher
P. J. Smale
Denison Avenue
Harriet Bakehouse
Triple D Club
Brass Kettle Inn
East Erie Avenue
June Bair
Ellen Porter
Kathleen Bayley
Tess Rafferty
June Barr
High Street
Jefferson Junior High Club Elects Officers at First Meeting
The Jefferson Junior High School Junior Friendship Club held its first meeting with new advisor Bertha Kellogg. Emily Davis was named president, Madeline Jones vice president, Eleanor Arndt secretary, Betty Otten treasurer, and Regina Vietzen publicity. A swimming party at the YMCA is planned next week followed by a brief business meeting and luncheon at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Junior High School Junior Friendship Club
Bertha Kellogg
Emily Davis
Madeline Jones
Eleanor Arndt
Betty Otten
Regina Vietzen
Sunny Side Up Club Plays Bunco Evening Meeting
The Sunny Side Up club met at Mrs. Anna Wendorf's home on Columbus Street. Three tables played progressive bunco with prizes for high score to Mrs. Grace Carr, second to Mrs. R. K. Nicholl, consolation to Mrs. William Meinke, and a contest prize to Mrs. Zell O'Brien. The group adjourned to meet with Mrs. William Bruck on Second Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Side Up Club
Anna Wendorf
Columbus Street
Grace Carr
R. K. Nicholl
William Meinke
Zell O’brien
William Bruck
Second Street
Licenses Granted for George Fitzpatrick and Maude Keith
George Fitzpatrick aged 21 of Elyria a moulder and Maude Keith aged 18 of Lorain were issued licenses. The records note their ages and occupations as part of the licensing list from the county clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fitzpatrick
Elyria
Moulder
Maude Keith
Lorain
Girl Scouts Form at Second Congregational Church
Charlie Rawson led formation and inspection as the Cardinal Troop met after noon at the Second Congregational Church. Dorothy Bartter taught new songs while Miss Wilma Vanoster joined the Journalists for a playlet. Next week’s party is set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Rawson
Cardinal
Second Congregational Church
Dorothy Bartter
Wilma Vanoster
Missionary League meeting at United Presbyterian church
The Men's Missionary League met in the United Presby terian church parlors with about twenty five in attendance. Rev. G A Brown led devotion and reviewed early chapters of What Is This Moslem World. Letters from India and several Leagues abroad were read. Refreshments followed the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Missionary League
United Presbyterian Church
Rey Ramage
R. P. Kirkpatrick
A. W. Baird
Robert Davies
Robert T. Voore
Gwenellyn Moore
Ezel
Kentucky
Margaret Park Church
Akron
Anonville
Pittsburgh
Maris Sa
Illinois
Brown
Missionary Review of the World
New Officers Preside at Canton Lorain 93 Meeting
Canton Lorain No 93 and Auxiliary No 11 held a joint meeting at I C O F Hall with Captain Robert Hastings and President Lizzie Berger presiding. Plans for the year were set, invitations extended to Wildey day events in Canton on January 27 with Commanding General Adams of Patriots Militant as principal speaker, and to a joint Odd Fellows Rebekahs gathering tonight. The 119th anniversary celebration of the Odd Fellows is expected in April with General George Lt. Breil in Cleveland February 7. Social hour followed with refreshments served by Elyria and Oberlin ladies. Elyria members will preside February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hastings
Lizzie Berger
Canton Lorain No. 93
1.C. O. F. Hall
Canton
Ohio
Adams
Patriots Millitant
Odd Fellows, Rebekahs
Friends
Odd Fellows
George Lt. Breil
Cleveland
Oberlin
Elyria
Mrs Johnson Hosts Literary Club at Park Avenue
Mrs George Johnson entertained the Literary club at her Park Avenue home last evening with ten members and one guest, Mrs Howard Butler. Mrs Arthur Tite reviewed No Hearts to Break by Susan Ertz, about Jerome Bonaparte in 1803 and his marriage to Elizabeth Patterson. Refreshments followed and the club adjourned to meet in two weeks with Miss Annie Thomas. Mrs Hensley Ingersoll Jr will review North West Passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Park Avenue
Howard Butler
Arthur Tite
Susan Ertz
Jerome Bonaparte
United States
Baltimore
Henrs3 Ingersoll, Jr
North- West Passage
Attend Conference and Card Party Planned at Woodman Hall
An auxiliary meeting at Woodman Hall discussed attending the mid year conference in Akron January 22 and 23. A card party is planned for January 28 at Woodman Hall with several Post and Auxiliary members expected to attend. Burton and Woolwich provided refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin E Hinkson Aunilary
Woodman Hall
Post
Auxiliary
Akron
Wasthington Pall Company Hosts Monday Knitting Class
Eight young women attended a knitting class at the Y W C A last evening. supervised by Miss Grave Schulke. The class is open to sound women in industry free of charge and meets every Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasthington Pall Company O
Travel talk by Mrs William Muir Auld at Mothers club
Mothers of the Monday Night Club heard Mrs William Muir Auld recount her yearlong trip to England and Scotland in a talk at the Masonic Building. An upcoming meeting will feature a physician as speaker on January 31. The Ely School Parent-Education class resumes Wednesday at 1:30 PM with Mrs B Williams in charge to discuss Tantrums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Night Club
William Muir Auld
Ely
B. Willams
Morning Glory Club Hosts Evening At Heckel Home
Avon residents report the Morning Glory Club gathering Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. J. Heckel home. Members enjoyed an evening of card games with Mrs. Weiler receiving the first prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Community Notices From Oberlin Area Social Roundup
BRIBES Kaugene tlubbard entertained a party of friends at his home Friday evening. Harold Buell of Amherst visited his mother Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Buck and son Bobby were dinner guests at the Buck home in Ridgeville and supper guests at the George Buck home. Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Pickering hosted Merritt family visitors from Lakewood and Arizona. Wayne Jameson and Mary Brooks of Avon attended gathering at Neikirk home in Oberlin. Wayne Jameson visited Lorain parents Monday. Charles Walker of Medina hosted dinner with Donald Hubbard and Bertha Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaugene Tlubbard
Harold Buell
Amherst
Arnold Buck
Bobby
George Buck
Ridgeville
Lakewood
LaVerne Pickering
Merritt
Larry Merritt
Arizona
Wilson Jameson
Lake Avenue Coming Events
Lake Avenue Woman's Association holds its January meeting at Mrs. E. F. Croskey home on Wednesday afternoon January 19 at two o'clock. New year plans and officers will be discussed with attendance urged. North Elyria Subordinate Grange holds first and second degree practice at the Grange hall Wednesday evening January 19. All members on the degree team are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Grange appoints year committees with names listed
Grange has appointed committees for the new year including finance committee with chairman Mrs. William Behoke and others such as Mrs. Orlo Higgins, Mrs. Winfield Scott, Mrs. R. E. Taylor, Mrs. Percy Box for refreshment and Mrs. Edith Miller, Mrs. Otto Jabbuseh for relief. Also home economics committee chaired by Mrs. Frank Provoznik and degree captain noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Elyria
Orlo Higgins
Calvin Muller
Frank Provocrnik
William Behoke
Winfield Scott
R. E. Taylor
Percy Box
Bessie Smith
Edith Miller
Otto Jabbuseh
Greenberger
John Horan
A.B Wallington
Ullaher
Wis. Wenger
Gott
Lydia Waller
King
Frank Provoznik
Delightful 509 Club Meeting at Jabbush Home
The 509 Club enjoyed a pleasant meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Otto Jabbush on Saturday evening. Guests included Dorothy Fabian of Lorain Helen Taylor Mr and Mrs Reno Collier and Irvin Smith. The next meeting is set for Saturday June 29 at the home of Mr and Mrs R E Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
509 Club
Otto Jabbush
Dorothy Fabian
Lorain
Helen Taylor
Reno Collier
Irvin Smith
Juan
R. E. Taylor
Magic Club Meets This Afternoon At Y. M. C. A.
The first meeting of the new Y M C A boys division Magic Club is set this afternoon led by Rev Will J Foster pastor of the Church of Christ. Initial membership limited to 10 with seven chosen Ward Travers Carl Bathory William Fey Claire Ward Mack Looper Sturry Cook and Robert Koske.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magic Club
Will J. Foster
Church of Christ
Ward ‘Travers
Carl Bathory
William Fey
Claire Ward
Mack Looper
Sturry Cook
Robert Koske
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SOCTV
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Rainbow Group
Japan
Birkline
Middle Ave
Sabol-Mihalek Betrothal
Checker Cab Co
R. G. Hochenedel, Mgr
Elyrian Wes
West
Lon
Mlle Chanel
Guild of
First Congregational Church
R. Dyke
Mary Moir
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Vntrans of Foreign Wars
Trident
Dorothy Hamilton
May Brown
Helena French
Bertha Mulroy
Sue Yearly
Eleanor McCully
Anna Powell
Mary Norrish
Sue
Entertains Club
Bunco
Jana
Thomas Hodgson & Sons, Inc
Concord Worsted Mills
Concord
N. H
Lorain County Bank Bldg
News of the Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts
Troop No
American Legion
Mrs. Johnson
Morning Glory Club
Charles W4faid
Wrank Dechant
Will Fisher
Sen
Veo
Vicks Va
Real Cleaners
Sam Wasserman
Talon Zipper
Elks
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