Employed Young Women's League hears Berthoff review
Mrs Helen Tappan Berthoff reviewed Rachael Fields All This and Heaven Too for 125 members and friends at the YWCA last evening. The novel traces Henrietta Desportes from governess to New York immigrant and her marriage to Henry Field with historic backdrop reflecting the French Murder Case and early New England life. The gathering featured birthday table ceremonies, hostesses, and decorations while attendees discussed current questions for a Nation-Wide Observance banquet and future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael Fields
Heaven
Helen Tappan Berthoff
Henry Field
New England
League
Evelyn Rodgers
Gerna Boote
Grace Clark
Helen Hoton
Phyllis Jobson
D. A. Baird
Y. W. C. A Board of
Elizabeth Donahue
Naorm
Burge
Burns Birthday Observance by Daughters of Scotia
Burns anniversary celebration at the British Empire Club hall featured a tureen supper for families and guests. Mrs. Mary Bonzo gave the toast, bingo prizes went to Mrs. James Henderson and David Stevenson, and group singing closed the evening. A Whist and dance party is planned for February 21 with the next meeting on February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotia
Robert Burns
British Empire Club
Mary Bonzo
James Henderson
David Stevenson
Birthday Club Honors Gayettes Members on East River Street
Vivian Resar hosted East River street庆 Birthday Club Gayettes night with Gladys Resar as guest. Wally Rourke Rosella Ewers Irma Shore Naomi Walker Marie Koons Ruth Peters won word scrambling prizes. John Resar played piano, hostess Florence Resar served refreshments amid three birthday cakes for Mary Rainey Dolores Kistner and Wally Rourke. Remembrances given by secret sisters. Meeting adjourned to return at the Rourke home on Fremont Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Resar
East River Street
Gladys Resar
Wally Rourke
Rosella Ewers
Irma Shore
Naomi Walker
Marie Koons
Ruth Peters
John Resar
Florence Resar
Mary Rainey
Delores Kistner
Rourke
Fremont Street
Lambda Chi Supper Meeting Highlights Toasts and Bridge Scores
Lambda Chi members held an evening supper hosted by Mrs. Eugene Burke with cream tapers and antique soup tureens loaned by Mrs. Ray Jackson. Miss Jean Shepard led the business session, high bridge scores went to Miss June Harrison and Mrs. Myron Saussler, and plans for a future meeting at Mrs. Carl Folley’s home were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chi
Eugene Burke
Charles Court
Ray Jackson
Brush
Carlisle
Jean Shepard
June Harrison
Myron Saussler
Carl Folley
Cleveland
Community clubs hold varied meetings and events
St Agnes Circle No 2 meets at the church basement Thursday at 1 30 pm Lat A Lot club schedules a meeting at Mrs Emma Emody 305 West River street next Monday replacing the prior plan in Oberlin Lorain district lodge reps Standen and Miller attend a Chevalier Lodge gathering discussing the county banquet in Elyria with Hiesel and Cincinnati guests orchestras from Lorain Holman and Port Clinton play for the affair Chevaliers awarded a past chancellor button Ernie Sparks receives gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes Circle No
Emma Emody
West River Street
Nancy Krieg
Lorain Street
Oberlin
Chevalier Lodge No
Page
Esquire Toen
Grand Lodge
Standen
Miller
Lorain
Elyria
Chevalier Lodge
Hiesel
Party of
Cincinnati
Holman Lodge
Port Clinton
Ernie Sparks
Local Personal News From Elyria Area
Word has it that Mr and Mrs Otto B Chapman of La Porte are en route to Florida after visiting their daughter and son in law in Durham North Carolina Mrs George Weller confined to bed at her mother s home 239 Gates Avenue A daughter born January 17 at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Max Moore of Lorain A son born January 17 at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Edmund Schoen of Avon Lake Dickie Weller recovering well after Lakeside Hospital operation January 9 Mrs O O Stilgenbauer and daughter Mrs R Mahar of Amherst visiting Mrs A Bauer 262 Spruce Street Mrs E M Anspacher back from a Texas month long stay with son Thomas Anspacher in Dallas and Gulf trip Louis Moses of Cleveland and W G Crane of Springfield Missouri luncheon guests of Miss Arletta Crawford Harold Guthman in Alabama on business Newell P Wilford and family now at 436% Earl Court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto B. Chapman
la Porte
Theodore Ropp
Durham
North Carolina
Florida
George Weller
Clarence Poole
Gates Avenue
Max Moore
Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
A. C. Hudnutt
Stanford Avenue
Albion
Michigan
Dickie Weller
Lakeside Hospital
Edmund Schoen
Avon Lake
O. O. Stilgenbauer
R. Mahar
Amherst
Springfield
Missouri
Arletta Crawford
Harold Guthman
Alabama
Newell P. Wilford
East Avenue
Earl Court
Ta Wa Si club hosts January session at Church of Christ
Mrs Evelyn Smith helped by Mrs Martha Jackson as Ta Wa Si club held its January meeting at the Church of Christ. Plans for fundraising were discussed and a social hour followed with Ruth Garrett and Thelma Myers winning high scores, Florence Stetson consoled, and Miss Gertrude Mallory attending. Hostess Milareu Whitney to welcome guests on February 21. New group The Eight Belts formed with Bettye Crooks hosting. Frances Leiman president, Bettye Crooks secretary, Lucille Femley treasurer. Luncheon and a dance with prizes awarded to Dorothy Martin and Olga Mate. Meeting adjourned to January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Smith
East Avenue
Martha Jackson
Ta Wa Si Club
Church of Christ
Ruth Garrett
Thelma Myers
Florence Stetson
Gertrude Mallory
Milareu Whitney
Charles Court
Bettye Crooks
East River Street
Frances Leiman
Lucille Femley
Dorothy Martin
Olga Mate
Low
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Mood and Energy Boost
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for depression and low spirits. It claims the herbal formula strengthens physical resistance, tones the system, and helps women feel more energetic, noting millions have used and recommended it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Amiling
Women Bible Class Hosts Bus Trip Audience
Mrs J Aschenbach hosted the Women's Bible Class of the Second Congregational church at her Cornell avenue home with Mrs J Telzerow and Mrs A Bauer assisting. Fifteen members and four guests attended as Miss Evelyn Lehmann spoke on her bus trip to California, sharing souvenirs and experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Aschenbach
J. Telzerow
A. Bauer
Second Congregational Church
Cornell Avenue
Bauer
A. E. Kemp
Evelyn Lehmann
California
Iva Marsh
Ed. Smith
H. Heath
Elyria Lodge Reports Plans For Social Events And Quiz
In regular session Elyria Lodge No. 103 I O O F heard Charles Muche announce an oyster supper and card party on January 26 organized with Pine Rebekah Lodge of Dover. William A. Rennie led an educational quiz with two rounds as members participated. The group will mark Thomas Wilde's birth on January 31, founder of Oddfellowship in America, and plans are set for more special evenings, including St Clair Rebekah lodge, to boost attendance and recruit new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge
Temple
Charles Muche
Dover
Pine Rebekah Lodge
William A. Rennie
Thomas Wilde
Oddfellowship
America
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Girl Scouts Troop 4 Changes Meeting Place At Church
Troop 4 of the Girl Scouts moved their meeting to First Methodist Church and held a session last evening with a recreation period and business meeting planning upcoming events. A ways and means committee led by Alice Tarry with Carol Burgan and Ruth MacDonald assistants was formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Alice Tarry
Carol Burgan
Ruth MacDonald
Evening calendar of clubs and lectures tonight
Gates P T A hosts a card party at Mrs Charles Petro's home 116 Glendale court Rebekahs install officers open to Rebekahs Odd Fellows and guests Tau Kappa Beta meets with Kathryn Fisk Princeton avenue Golden Glow meets with Kathryn Krugman Clark street ReDouble Two meets with Mrs Henry Penfound Roosevelt avenue Sydney Montague lectures at First Congregational church 8 pm Experiences Near the Arctic Circle Sponsored by a Y W C A World Fair committee card party at Women’s Club Alpha Beta Gamma meets with Dee Konsesky Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans bingo at Mrs Warner Davis 210 West avenue Midweek devotional at Methodist church 730 pm Prayer service United Presbyterian church 730 pm Bible study Mathew 10-20 at 2nd Congregational church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates P.T. A
Charles Petro
Glendale Court
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Tau Kappa Beta
Kathryn Fisk
Princeton Avenue
Golden Glow
Kathryn Krugman
Clark Street
ReDouble
Henry Penfound
Roosevelt Avenue
Sydney Montague
First Congregational Church
Arctic Circle
Womans Club
Alpha Beta Ghamma
Dee Konsesky
Sons of Union Veterans
Warner Davis
West Avenue
Methodist Church
United Presbyterian Church
Matthew
2Nd Congregational Church
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Mrs Wilbur Bennett R D 2 Alfred Wolfe 337 West 8th Street Henry Einwachter Am herst Paul Oesterling South Euclid Georgia Barbarossa 213 Chestnut Street. Discharges include John Corrigan Cleveland Everett Edwards Jackson Hotel Mrs Clayton Arndt North Ridgeville Mrs Henry Smith 12414 Chestnut Street Charles Beardsley 344 West Second Street Ralph Butsey Wellington Mrs George Sims 273 West River Street Virginia Sinegar 111 Hillsdale Court Charles Kunkler Wadsworth Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Bennett
Alfred Wolfe
West 8Th Street
Henry Einwachter
Amherst
Paul Oesterling
South Euclid
Georgia Barbarossa
Chestnut Street
John Corrigan
Cleveland
Everett Edwards
Jackson Hotel
Clayton Arndt
North Ridgeville
Henry Smith
Charles Beardsley
West Second Street
Ralph Butsey
Wellington
George Sims
West River Street
Virginia Sinegar
Hillsdale Court
Charles Kunkler
Wadsworth
Ohio
Chrysanthemum club meets at Munz home for pinochle
Chrysanthemum club members met last evening at Mrs Richard Munz home on Howestreet. After a brief business session guests played pinochle with prizes won by Mrs Armin Schroeder and Mrs Jack Dilgren. Dining room display featured four pink candles and fresh cut flowers. Next meeting set for Mrs Otto Neimeyer home on February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comraderie Club
Dana Perkins
Center Ridge Toad
Joseph Padley
Raymond Plas
Elmer Standen
Glenwood Street
Chrysanthemum Club
Richard Munz
Howestreet
Armin Schroeder
Jack Dilgren
William Carskaddon
Otto Neimeyer
First Book Review Of Winter Term Draws Large Attendance
Two hundred fifty women attended the Y W C A winter term book review led by Helen Tap pan Berthoff who discussed All This and Heaven Too by Rachel Field. The event featured elaborate teas, with Mrs. Townsend and Mrs. Zaiser assisting, and Mrs. Berthoff highlighted a dramatic true tale spanning 1850 to 1873 in France and America centering on Henrietta Deluzy-Desportes and her connections to Henry Field and notable figures of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Tappan Berthoff
Rachael Field
O. E. Townsend
W. O. Zaiser
A. L. Patrick
J. L. Jackson
Harry Ault
Kellogg Day
Roy Clymer
Berthoff
Plan Roller Skating Party For Alpha Beta Bluets
The Alpha Beta Bluets held a regular meeting at Clara Makinski’s home in Cleveland. Plans were made for a co ed roller skating party Sunday evening with departure from Marie Plas’s home at 130 Marseilles avenue and return for refreshments. Chinese checkers offered entertainment with prizes to Marie Plas Mildred Diewald and Ruth Groll. A luncheon was served, and two weeks hence Mildred Diewald will host a tureen dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Beta Bluets
Clara Makinski
Cleveland Street
Cleveland
Marie Plas
Marseilles Avenue
Mildred Diewald
Ruth Groll
Odette Club Meets At Clinton Avenue Home
Mrs Elbert hosted the Odette Club on Clinton avenue with prize awards for Mrs Jack Cook and Mrs Robert Bridgett. A spring activities discussion followed and plans were made for a chicken dinner at the next meeting set for February 7 at Mrs Jack Storms on George street. Mrs Elbert served a salad course before members departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Pat Elberts
Odette Club
Clinton Avenue
Jack Cook
Robert Bridgett
Jack Storm
George Street
Elbert
Octave club meets at Ridgeville home for Michigan evening
The Octave club gathered last evening at Miss Alberta Adams home on Station road Ridgeville. Michigan was the diversion with prizes won by Alice Krugman Julia Philion Elizabeth DeFazio and Marian Bain. Members drew names for secret sisters and planned a Valentine party for the next meeting. Elizabeth De Fazio invited the group to meet at her Ninth street home on February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allsop
Samuel Street
Clyque Club
G. C. Reed
R. J. Delamore
FA. Miles
C. Allsop
W. Wood
H J. Rea
J. I. Thomas
M. J. Lescher
Octave Club
Alberta Adams
Station Road
Ridgeville
Michigan
Alice Krugman
Julia Philion
Elizabeth DeFazio
Marian Bainbridge
Ninth Street
Testimonies and songs at First Baptist church service
This evening at seven thirty in the church auditorium a service of testimonies songs and prayer will be held. A feature will be a demonstration by visiting jail ministers who conduct Tuesday evening services and will describe one meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Tuesette Club Social Return at Bongs Home
Tuesday evening the Tuesette Club gathered at Mrs. Fred Bongs's Con cord street residence. High score honored Mrs. Clayton Berrington of Lorain while Mrs. Marline Shively earned a place. In two weeks the group will convene in Lorain at the Berrington home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesette Club
Fred Bongs
Concord Street
Clayton Berrington
Lorain
Marline Shively
Berrington
Daughters of Scotland Card Party and Lunch
Past President Association hosts card party and lunch at Wurst Hall on Thursday evening starting at 8 PM. Proceeds support association activities and local charitable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotland
Wurst Hall
Thurs
Literary club hosts roll call and novel review
Sixteen Sixteen members answered roll call as Mrs J L Mathis entertained the04 Literary club at her Lodi street home. Clyde Brian Davis Great American Novel was reviewed in two parts by Mrs Ella Snodgrass and Mrs E A Monroe. Mrs Mathis read an article by Charles A Brown about travels through Egypt and Palestine. A social time ended the program. Next meeting February 1l with a tureen dinner planned by Mrs Minnie Chapman and Mrs Florence Holcomb at an announced place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Mathis
Lodi Street
Clyde Brian Davis
Ella Snodgrass
E. A. Monroe
Mathis
Charles A. Brown
Charles W. Brown
Rankin Works
American Steel and Wire Company
Rankin
Pennsylvania
Egypt
Palestine
Minnie Chapman
Florence Holcomb
Thalian Club Hosts Dessert and Pinochle Evening
Mrs Earl Adams hosted Thalian Club on Eleventh street yesterday with a dessert course followed by pinochle. Prizes went to Mrs Arthur Comstock and Mrs Virgil Rogers. On January 30 Mrs Jack Tarry will entertain the club at her Sixth street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalian Club
Earl Adams
Eleventh Street
Arthur Comstock
Virgil Rogers
Jack Tarry
Sixth Street
Pittsfield Farmers Union Elects Officers for year
The Farmers Union in Pittsfield elected Harry Laisy as president Thomas Ward as vice president Glenn Draper as secretary and Harold Brandt as program committee chair. The group set meetings for the fourth Tuesday each month with the next gathering on January 24 at Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Farmers’ Union
Harry Laisy
Thomas Ward
Glenn Draper
Harold Brandt
Breyley and Sherburne Visit Neighbors in La Porte and Wellington
Mr Ted Breyley and Mrs Harvey Breyley spent Wednesday at the Walter Dirlam home in La Porte. Mrs Ada Sherburne spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Walter West in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Breyley
Harvey Brevley
Walter Dirlam
la Porte
Ada Sherburne
Walter West
Wellington
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Ogle Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
St. Paul's Church
Fred Wirth
Eva Wathington
Harry Anderson
al Wackenfuss
Mrs. Travers
Curtis Travers
Central Guild of St. Andrew
George Krugman
Margaret
Lillian Christ
Oscar Krugman
St Agnes Church
Margaret Krugman
Helen Mashinsky
Howard Stang
John Christ
Miss Christ
Griswold Road
Elmer Krugman
Woodland Avenue
Burns
Allen
Knights
Louise Schaefer
Kenyon Court
B. B. B. Club
Herb
Witt
Keeler
Kowaleski
Doris Schaefer
Ruth Sheperd
Anna Cook
Susanna Beattie
Elizabeth Avery
Cook
Lena Butz
Lena Hirth
Beattie
Schaefer
Mrs. Avery
Fairlawn Avenue
Jefferson Girl Reserves
Neomia Fleischer
Mildred Cammarn
Shirley Pallas
Justine Schroeder
Philomena Barn
Janice O’brien
Women's
Welsh Club
Sam Saville
High Street
Agate
Ada Zacharias
E. Griffiths
James Davies
George Smith
W. J. Pemberthy
Seventh Street
Alpine Village
Iota Nu Associates
Eleanor Krugman
Riverdale Court
Ann Stolz
Agnes Ross
Sherman Street
Ostrov
News of the Girl Scouts
Ceceila Diedrick
St. Agnes Church Hall
Allan Fritzsche
Washington Avenue
Delores Archer
Nancy O'Brian
Patricia Cross
Mary Agnes Welsh
Goodnight Circle
Kish Fry
Complete Croquignole TV
Ruth's Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Baptist Prayer Service
Mrs. Bongs
the Methodist Church
Jake Luikart
H. E. Piper
Donaldson
E. R McConnell
Vicks VA
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