Four OClock Club Reviews Black Majesty and Haiti History
The Four Oclock Club met at Mrs W H Thom Columbus street for a book review of Black Majesty by John W Vandercook. Mrs D H Pinkney led the discussion praising Vandercooks account of Henry Christophe and Haiti. Mrs Q B Findley then summarized Haiti history from Columbus discovery to 1915 protectorate and the nations path under American influence. The club will convene February 1 at Mrs J G Wherry Ohio street.
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Four O'clock Club
Haiti
Mre. W
Ing
Vandercook
Dominican Republic
New World
Q. B. Findley
Columbus
United States
J. G. Wherry
Ohio Street
Community groups schedule Monday events in Canton area
Multiple organizations plan meetings and officer installations Monday including Canton Auxiliary officers at night Division C of Church of Christ afternoon gathering at Mrs H G Wilson home 510 East Ave Mugwumps YWCA supper 530 and various church groups meeting in schools and local venues with officer elections noted in Oberlin and Canton locales
Laugh Your Way to Health at Y W C A Classes
Miss Browne health education secretary of the YWCA says laughter aids health and weight. Limbering classes offer a matrons group Tuesday and Friday mornings 10:00 to 10:30 and a business girls class Tuesday evenings 3:30 to 9:00. Join to laugh your way to health.
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Miss Browne
Business
Tureen Dinner and Elections at Wurst Hall
The Woman's Benefit Association plans a tureen dinner at six o clock in Wurst hall on Tuesday evening January twenty second followed by the annual officers election. Members should bring a tureen dish and own china and silver. The Royal Neighbors of America met at Wurst hall last evening with ten present approving one new member application and discussion of next meeting plans.
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Woman's Benefit Association
Wurst Hall
Royal Neighbors of America
Ee Hall
Royal Hbors of America
Community meeting notices and club events
The Daughters of Scotia plan a bunco and whist party this evening in the K of P hall. The Guild of the First Congregational church meets Monday afternoon at two. Division D of the Church of Christ holds a business meeting Monday at 2:30. BPW club meets Tuesday at 6:15 at Alta Mira Tea room for dinner, then Miss Ann Sawyer of Cleveland discusses The Art of Dressing at 7:30. W E A officers and elects meet for installation practice Monday at 1 in Wurst Hall. Mystic Five Hundred Club hosts luncheon Wednesday at Mrs. H E Hoard’s Clark Street home at 1.
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Canton
Church of Christ
H. G. Wilson
East Avenue
Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Odtaa Club
Evangeline Rothe
Cambridge Street
Mugwumps
Columbia Club
St. John's Lutheran Church
Third Street
Y. Www. C. A
Association
Lorain County Beekeepers Association
Oberlin
Clyde Wheeler
The
Musical Art Society
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Young Men's Club
Chevalier Lodge K. of P
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Lenerary Club
Henry Ingersoll
West Avenue
First ‘Methodist Church
Daughters of Scotia
K. of P. Hall
Guild of
Division D
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Alta Mira
Ann Sawyer
Cleveland
Child Welfare Department hosts meeting with speaker Miss Doris Todd
The Child Welfare Department of the Woman's club held its regular Friday meeting at the club house with Miss Doris Todd, an Americani zation worker, as speaker. She spoke on children's work, foreign home conditions, and settlement efforts reaching adults through classes and social and industrial programs.
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Woman’s Club
Doris Todd
Miss Todd
O. G. Sheppard
Mose Wilder
R. D. Hughes
Salvation Army
Harold Markham
Laura Lee
Cleveland
Child Welfare Department
Special To-Nite Happy Hines Orchestra Dance at Elyria Eagles
The Elyria Eagles host a dance featuring the Happy Hines Orchestra. All are welcome. Admission is 50 cents per couple. Event promises lively music and a friendly crowd at the Eagles hall.
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Happy Hines
Elyria
Lorain Deanery to Meet in Lorain Thursday
The Lorain Deanery of the National Council of Catholic Women held a successful bridge party Friday afternoon in the club rooms with twenty one tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs. George Brand and Mrs. Carrie Rankin. Pedro prizes to Mrs. Agnes Kiser and Mrs. Clarkson. five hundred prizes to Mrs. J. Smith and Mrs. J. Danville. A lecture by Miss Curry on Ellis Island and immigrant aid work closed the event. Mrs. Rath will host the Deanery gathering next Thursday afternoon, January 24.
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Lorain
National Council of Catholic Women
Hof Club
McDonald
May Webber
Avon
Schultz
Oberlin
J. Cullen
George Brand
Carrie Rankin
Pedro
Agnes Kiser
East Erie Avenue
Bert Galloway
Miss Florence Wolfe Hosts Hard Times Party
Miss Florence Wolfe of Eighth Street hosted the Merry Makers Club gathering with a Hard Times Party. Prizes went to Anna Stolzenburg first Alice O Rourke second and Sadie Horning third. Out of town guest was Mrs Byron Shafftall of Oberlin. Next meeting hosted by Sadie Hornung on February fifteenth.
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Florence Wolfe
Eighth Street
Merry Makers Club
Alice O'Rourke
Anna Stolzenburg
Alice O' Rourke
Sadie Horning
Byron Shafftall
Oberlin
Tigredia Social Club Luncheon at Dewey Avenue Home
The Tigredia Social Club gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. Nellie Hurd’s house on Dewey Avenue with twenty members and one guest. A noon luncheon was served by Mrs. Hurd and four helpers, followed by a business meeting, games, and contests. Prize winners were Mrs. Lillian Boddy, first. Mrs. Eva Brunger, second. and Mrs. Myrtle Thorley, third. Edna Manzelman of Woodland Avenue will host the members February fifteenth afternoon.
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Tigredia Social Club
Nellie Hurd
Dewey Avenue
Blackwell
Ella Miller
Virginia Scott
Edna Manzelman
Anna Hoard
Lillian Boddy
Eva Brunger
Myrtle Thorley
Woodland Avenue
Daughters of Scotia Hold Regular Business Meeting
The Daughters of Scotia met at the K of P Hall with fair attendance. Plans were laid for a bridge and banco party at Mrs. Nancy McKaffrey’s Fifth Street home on January 25. Near the close, team refreshments were served and a February 1 initiation for new members was scheduled at the hall.
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Daughters of Scotia
K. of P. Hall
Bridge and Banco
Nancy McKaffrey
Fifth Street
Hall
Order of Eastern Star Meeting Held at Masonic Hall
The Order of Eastern Star held a regular business meeting in the Masonic hall last evening with officers spending most of the session in practice.
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Eastern Star
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Public Dance at Mid Way Saturday Eve
Public dance event planned for Saturday evening January 19 at Tele graph Road. Admission is 50 cents per couple.
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Telegraph Road
Pleasant afternoon program at Good Will Bible class
The Good Will Bible class of the First Congregational church met yesterday with forty members. The program included two solos by Mrs. Robert Hand, a reading by Mr A C Schilleman, and refreshments provided by Miss Florence Gough and others. The next meeting, the quarterly birthday gathering, will be February 15 in the afternoon at the church.
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First Congregational Church
Robert Hand
Eckhard
A. C. Schilleman
Florence Gough
Frank Wharton
Charles Lawson
Johnson
Reverend Burner Guests In Elyria And Detroit Pastors
Reverend W L Burner former pastor of the Church of Christ visited Elyria to officiate at the funeral of the late Mr Butcher of Birmingham while now serving East Grand Boulevard Christian Church in Detroit. Open house welcomed him with twenty five friends, weather prevented Mrs Burner from driving to Elyria. Mrs A E Bailey hosted Blue and Gold Bunco Club with high scores to Mrs Alva Smith Miss Mary Agnes McCool and Miss Anna Feron. Refreshments were served.
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W. L. Burner
Church of Christ
Frank R. Crawford
Middle Avenue
Burner
East Grand Boulevard
A. E. Bailey
West Avenue
Alva Smith
Mary Agnes McCool
Anna Feron
Agnes Feron
South Maple Street
Canton Loraig to Install Officers After Supper
The Canton Loraig Number 93 and Auxiliary Eleven meet in IL C. O. F. Hall Monday at 6:30 PM for a tureen supper and installation of the year’s officers. All members should wear full dress. District Encampment will witness the new officers mustering in. Special music and entertainment follow, with refreshments served.
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Canton Loraig
IL C. O. F
Amaryllis Club Hosts Card Party In Bath Street Home
Mrs Walt Carlson entertained eight members of the Amaryllis club at her Bath Street home. Eight games of Progressive Petto were played with prizes awarded for high scores to Mrs Jack Lonswary first Mrs Roy King second Mrs Walt Carlson third and Mrs G Jaeger fourth. A luncheon followed. Mrs Roy King to host next meeting at Sixth Street. Mrs Mary Wyman of Akron to visit Mrs C D Van Hoesen at 648 Broad Street on Monday.
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Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred
Marian Squires
Butternut Ridge Road
Pedro
Clement Reindeers
Johan Fitzpatrick
Maurice Squires
Lucile Spaeth
Mildred Kling
Alvin Coughlin
John Fitzpatrick
Mrtzpatrick
LaGrange Road
Walt Carlson
Bath Street
Jack Lonswary
Roy King
G. Jaeger
Herhome
Sixth Street
Mary Wyman
Akron
C. D. van Hoesen
Broad Street
Dancing at Cascade Pa Pavilion Nights Each Week
Cascade PA pavilion hosts Tuesday and Saturday dances with a 50 cent per couple admission. Local events board notes ongoing weekly social dances and entry pricing.
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Cascade Pavillion
Mrs Burt Daw Hosts Friday Afternoon Social
Mrs Burt G Daw of 222 Dennis on Avenue entertained a group of friends Friday afternoon. A pleasant afternoon was enjoyed.
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Burt Daw
Burt G. Daw
Dennison Avenue
Local Personal News From Dover Hartford and Elyria
Mrs Jenny Bultman remains this week with Mrs George Terrell of Dover Miss Winnifred Fay supervising music in Hartford Ohio spends the weekend with her mother Mrs W L Fay of Washington avenue Mrs F R Maguire of Cleveland was an Elyria visitor yesterday The Reverend Father Mooney visited friends in Cleveland Friday Mr and Mrs Bert Coburn of Kingston Ontario are guests of Mrs Coburns brother Walter Keech of 576 Cleveland Street Mr and Mrs Howard A Crooks have returned from Detroit and are residing at 313 Columbia Avenue
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Jenny Bultman
George Terrell
Dover
Winnifred Fay
Hartford
Ohio
W. L. Fay
Washington Avenue
F. R. Maguire
Cleveland
Elyria
Father Mooney
Bert Coburn
Kingston
Ontario
Father Son Banquet Plans Set by YMCA Committee
YMCA county committee will meet at the Elyria YMCA at 7 30 p m Tuesday to set plans for a countywide Father and Son banquet likely in late February. The event will follow the Billy Sunday meeting to allow church cooperation and may be followed by Hi-Y clubs YMCA camps and Christian conferences.
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YM C. A
Elyria Y. M. C. A
William O. McClellan
McClellan
Sunday Five Best Radio Features Preview
Radio listings note a 1929 United Press schedule from WOR Newark with programs at 3:00 p m Philharmonic orchestra on WEAF, 4:00 p m Dr Parkes Cadman on WEAF, 7:00 p m Reinald Werrenrath songs on WABC, 9:00 p m Majestic Theatre of the Air on WEAF, and 9:15 p m Atwater Ket hour with Ce cilia Arth and Lauri Volpi on networks.
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United Press
WOR
Newark
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
WEAF
Parkes Cadman
Reinald Werrenrath
WABC
Majestic Theatre of the
Atwater
Hazel Cecilia Arth
Giecomo Lauri Volpi
Sequined Fans Shine On Evening Wear Displays
Fans decorate evening scarves and cocktail jackets with large glittering sequins. Sticks of these fans provide stunning backgrounds, featuring silver or gold shell composition.
Monday Radio Features Schedule from WJZ and Networks
A Friday to Monday listing outlines evening radio features beginning 7:30 p m with Roxy and his gang on WJZ and network. At 9:30 p m Vitaphone hour on WEAF and network followed by General Motors hour. Metro politan opera soloists chorus and orchestra on WOR. 10:00 p m United Light Opera Company presents La Fille De Mme Angot on WEAF. 11:00 p m National Opera Company offers Carmen with Marguerite D Alvarez.
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United Press
WJZ
Roxy
His
Vitaphone
WEAF
General Motors
Metropolitan Opera
WOR
United Light Opera Company
Mme
Angot
National Opera Company
Carmen
Marguerite D’alvarez
Congress Today Fashion Hat and Scarf Trend Debate
Senate session reviews West nomination in executive session while Interstate Commerce probes coal. House adjourns as Paris and New York back a coordinated fashion idea sponsored by Reboux Descat and Patou. Patou lipstick import matches hat band and bouclette ribbon with a matching crepe scarf.
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West
Interstate Commerce Committee
Paris
New York
Reboux
Descat
Patou
Patous
Benefit Dance for Sons of Union Veterans in Lorain
Elyria Camp No 6 and Lorain camp host a benefit dance at Eagles hall Lorain on Tuesday February 5 to raise funds for welfare work supporting boys ages 61 to 65. Committee: George Howles Mason Smith Chas Lent.
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Elyria Camp
Sons of Union Veterans of Civil War
Eagles Hall
Lorain
Lorain Camp
George Howles
Mason Smith
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