Women’s Home Club Hosts Evening of Games and Prizes
The Woman’s Home Club met at Mrs. Huffman’s 128 Hawthorne street with twelve members. Prizes went to Mrs. Fred Bauer first, Mrs. Emily Scrivens second, and Mrs. Ray McLaughlin third after banco games. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Trautman. The next meeting is set for February 1 at Mrs. Sam Avery’s 173 Fairlawn avenue. Mrs. Falon hosted Monday Colonial club with four tables of five hundred and a refreshment course. Mrs. Hennaford will host the ladies at Fifth street on February first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Club
Huffman
Hawthorne Street
Banco
Fred Bauer
Emily Scrivens
Ray McLaughlin
Trautman
Sam Avery
Fairlawn Avenue
John Falon
Middle Avenue
Monday Colonial Club
A. i. Hennaford
Fifth Street
Doroti
Sewers
Emma Fersepsk
Eleanor Hughes
Peltz
Liege
Wicota Class Hosts Lavender Pink Dinner at Church
Twenty members of the Wicota class gathered for a six o'clock dinner at the Church of Christ last evening. Lavender decor, begonia arrangements, and colored candy boutonnières set a festive scene. Misses Arlene Buswell Ruth McGinnis and Jean Little chaired the committee overseeing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavendar
Arlene Buswell
Ruth McGinnis
Jean Little
Missionary Society Plans and Readings at United Presbyterian
The Boys Missionary society of United Presbyterian Church met with Gilbert Diewald in charge. Bell and Gibbons led devotions and reported on a joint Emma Dean Anderson Circle and Boys Society meeting. Rob ert Kirkpatrick led the study hour on Missions in Connection with the Home. The first reading of the new laws and constitution was heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys Missionary Society O7
United Presbyterian Church
Gilbert Diewald
Howard Bell
Clarence Gibbons
Emma Dean Anderson
Boys’ Missionary Society
Robert Kirkpatrick
Guild of First Congregational Church Meets in Parlor
The Guild gathered yesterday afternoon with good attendance. President Mrs. Schilleman presided at 2:30. Mrs. G E B Gould reported on relief committee work. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. F Rust Mrs. F Hartman and Mrs. F Todd. The group sewed for a needy family. The next meeting will be
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Schilleman
G. EB. Gould
F. Rust
F. Hartman
F. Todd
Pi Omicron Sorority Meeting Discusses Letters and Theatre Works
Members met in the Elyria Savings and Trust Bank directors room for two rounds of discussion on Letters of Archie Butt and other studies. Mrs Victor Reese reviewed two Sheridan plays The Rivals and School for Scandal and noted plans for two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Omicron
Elyria Sayings and Trust Bank
Archie Butt
Victor Reese
Sheridan
Miss Goldie Sickle Honors Sister Birthday Party
Mrs Robert Heilman celebrated with a surprise birthday party hosted by Miss Goldie Sickle. The evening featured dancing and a luncheon attended by Mrs H Welch Miss Mary Fischer Helen Bates Mary Bates Goldie Sickle Anna Sickle and Mr Clifford Bowen Steve Franzi and Robert Heilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Sickle
Robert Heilman
H. Welch
Mary Fischer
Helen
Mary Bates
Goldie
Anna Sickle
Mrs Heilman
Messrs
Clifford Bowen
Steve Franzi
Elyria VFW Auxiliary Plans National Hookup Meeting
Elyria VFW Auxiliary No. 1979 met at Woodman hall with president Mrs Jacos Mrezler presiding. Two new members joined as plans unfold for social events and a January 2 national radio hookup with Commander Harold DeCoe and National President Dora Ratfe n perger. The delegates fund committee sponsors a February 11 Valentine party at Mrs. Arthur Perkins’s home. Nellie Burton won the evening prize of 22. A luncheon followed the membership contest with hostesses Mrs Perkins, McCumy, Metzies, Gordon and Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars No
Woodman Hall
Jacos Mrezler
Harold DeCoe
California
Dora Ratfensperger
Kansas City
Radi
Arthur Perkins
Delegates
East Broadstreet
Nellie Burton
Medames Perkins, McCumy
Canton Lorain Auxiliary Holds Meetings With Birthday Party
Sixteen members of Canton Lorain Auxiliary and ten members of the Canton held their meetings in the I. C. C FL hall. The regular routine of business was transacted. The president appointed committees. Degree practice was announced for the next meeting with a birthday party afterward. Oberlin ladies provided refreshments and a social hour followed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lorain Auxiliary
Canton
I. C. C FL
Auxiliary
Oberlin
Birthday party honors Miss Ida Mae Jones on Eighth Street
Miss Evangelin Spieth hosted a birthday party on Eighth Street for Miss Ida Mae Jones last evening. Ten guests attended with games and music as entertainment. A two course lunch was served, and Miss Jones received many thoughtful gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelin Spieth
Eighth Street
Ida Mae Jones
Eames
Susanna Wesley Class Meets at Mary Buzzard Home
The Susanna Wesley class of the Methodist church met at Mary Buzzard's home in Sprint Valley last evening for a brief dinner and business session. Mrs. Robert Gray was the standout member of the class. The event occurred on February 1 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
Hs Methodist Church
Mary Buzzard
Sprint Valley
Robert Gray
Churea
Local Marriage License Applications and Travel Notice
Joseph F. Sanders a 19 year old machinist of Lorain and Helena Szabo a 19 year old of Lorain apply for marriage licenses. Reverend Csontos is noted. Calverto Gulf Farms. is visiting Pittsburgh to spend time with her sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Sanders
Lorain
Helena Szabo
Csontos
Os Calverto Gulf Farms
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
How to Reduce Colds and Their Costs This Winter
Local Elyria druggists offer the Vick Plan for prevention and treatment of colds. Consumers are urged to use Vicks Nose Drops and VapoRub, with a trial guarantee promising a refund if not satisfied. The plan covers pre cold prevention and post onset relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Vicks
Vick
Adv
Various Community Meetings and Club Activities Tonight
Tonight local groups hold events at multiple venues. Truth Seekers meet at United Presbyterian with Marjorie Pratt, and American Legion Auxiliary hosts Past Presidents Night. Elyria High School hosts Senior Banduct. Republican Women meet at 8 00 with speaker J V Sawyer of Cleveland Trust on The Soldier and Politics. Local clubs discuss plans and social gatherings across Elyria, including the Y M C A and Women’s groups. Two riding classes planned by Elvira Riding Club amid growing interest, with Mrs Dorothy Snider directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Marjorie Pratt
Earl Court
American Legion Auxiliary
Mooseheart Legion
Elyria High School
Woman's Club
J. VM Sawyer
Cleveland Trust Company
Livria Ledge
Y-Indus Club
M. CC
Business
Y. Wlc
Ecceutic Board
Young People’s Society of St. John’s Lutheran Church
Mary and
Martha
Cheech
Park Hot
Harwood Scree
Elvrra
Dorothy Snider
R. SS. Silsbes
Miss Mia Hosts Tri Fi Club Theatre Pack Plans
Miss Mia Struck hosted a Tri Fi Club gathering on Calumbus Street last evening. The group decided to stage a theatre pack on January 26 with cards, prizes, and games arranged by Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Werner. The event took place at the home of Colonel Apartments, with February dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Hems
Calumbus Street
Wernert
Catterve Rogers
Colonel Apentments
Sunny Side Up Bridge Club Meets at Home of Mrs Louis Keller
Members of the Sunny Side Up Club gathered at Mrs Louis Keller's Weyenyge home for a late evening bridge session. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Gears Smith Emma Wendnes and Mrs Weer, with a Sunday luncheon served before adjourning to plan February gathering with Mrs Winruck Jr on Siete Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Keller
Louis Keler
Istre
Weyenyge
Marie Freema
Dori
Mary Hawk
Trh
Berks
Mable Gutsmar
Aeces Avenue
William Tei
Columbus Corres
Bunes
Ploe Pre
Gears
Smith
Emma Wendnes
Cinh
Winruck, Jr
Siete Avenue
Birthday celebration at Blaine Street home
Erin A G 695 tel hosted a birthday gathering Monday at Blaine Street in honor of a birthdate. Neighbors attended the end social event with refreshments around eleven oclock. Guests included Mr and Mrs Writ Mr and Mrs Paeth and daughters Mr and Mrs Wise and Danente Mrs Krutvet Mr and Mrs Cornelius and others, with many gifts and trees. Eva Smith of Abmadgn Ohio visited Miss Mary Maddork of Odith Street over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G
Erin
Monda
Blaine
Hono
Anayercar
Arc
Drew
Ann Danente
Charles Krutvet Po
Cornelius
Eva Smith
Abmadgn, Ohio
Mary Maddork
Odith Street
Church and club meetings listed for the week
The Ladies Aid Society of St Johns Lutheran meets Thursday at the School auditorium Third Street with mite boxes. Division C of the Church of Christ gathers with Mrs H G Wilson 510 East Avenue for a tureen dinner. Bible Classes of the Methodist District No 11 meet 1005 West Avenue Wednesday at 2:00. Unity Club hosts Mrs G A Reeder 32 West Avenue Friday after noon January 22. Circle No 2 First Congregational meets January 27 at Mrs H H Benham 1012 Park Avenue for luncheon and bill day. Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid has no meeting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of
St John’s Lutheran Church
Third Street
O. Neimeyer
Paul Hull
Division C
Church of Christ
H. G. Wilson
East Avenue
Cheney
Methodist
West Avenue
Unity Club
G. A. Reeder
Circle No. 2
First Congregational Church
H H. Benham
Park Avenue
Iuteen
Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Hospital Notes Admission Reads Like Local Address Ledger
Admission entries list Carry Wolf at No 6 Parsons court and Mrs Preston Coon at 1599 East avenue along with Mrs Gideon Frisbee RD No 1 Jon Ock Qik 1014 Betl avenue and Mrs Floyd Hall RD No 2. discharges include Mrs Ernest Magi with baby girl at 206 Clack street and Mrs Howard Hunt Souch Ambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry Wolf
Parsons Court
Preston Coon
East Avenue
Gideon Frisbee
Jon Ock- Qik
Bet
Floyd Hall
R. D
Ernest Magi
Clack Street
Howard Hunt
Souch Ambers
Local Notices and Personal Items From North Elyria
In Niles today Rev R T Kettigam Arthur Liegenheimer and William Jage attend an ordination service. Various residents travel for church, hospital, and funeral events with births and relocations noted across Elyria and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Kettigam
Arthur Liegenheimer
Wiliam Jage
Niles
Qh.p
Helen Marie Barres
Nursa
Charity Hospital
Cleveard
Hamilton Street
J. M. Baxter
Los Angeles
California
Re. Baxter
Rosewood Methodist Church
Loreéin Methodist “Sure
Brooklyn Memorial M. E. Church
Cleveland
Plan Qhip Federation Meeting in Calut OO June 14
Plan Qhip Federation Meeting at Calut OO on June 14 to discuss annual conference and regional federation activities. Mrs W H Seclarty of Portsmouth to preside. attendees include San Dusky delegates and county reps. Conference planning to be announced for Marietta next October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Ond-Vocre
Maretta
Marietta C.ti Federation of Women's Clubs
Confarencia
Fashions Eulies Floating About in Pink Frills
Paris fashion notes celebrate pink sheers and pillowcases designed to evoke dreamlike visions. The piece praises heading toward harmony with psychology, highlighting silk, damask borders, and cream beiges as ideal backdrops for meals and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulies
Paris
Heaven
Nate UiHes
Council debate over introduction of ordinances
Council members should be informed before ordinances reach the floor, said Taylor who called the practice awkward and urged prior knowledge via direct briefing or committee review. The remark came as a $4,500 hospital ordinance was tabled and discussed by Anna Kennedy noting it was new to newer members. The Edinburgh Burgess Golfing Society dates to 1755.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tayior
Taylor
Anna Kennedy
Ohio Delegates Agree On Republican Primary Course
Former Congressman Martin L. Davey revealed a harmonized plan by Ohio Democrats governing their 1936 presidential primary. The delegation would not be used for trading and would vote for Governor White briefly before following their own judgment, with Davey positioned as an at large delegate honoring Baker while retaining freedom on other actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Martin Ll. Davey
Kent
Ohio
Davey
Newton JD Baier
Henry G. Bruner
Mansfield
Democratic State Committee
Baker
White
Elyria Reports 447 Births and 271 Deaths in 1931
Elyria saw 447 births and 272 deaths in 1931, down from 528 births and 302 deaths in 1930. Pneumonia caused 32 deaths, heart disease 14, tuberculosis 18, and eight deaths came from automobile accidents. Chicken pox led with 294 cases, diphtheria reappeared, and other illnesses included whooping cough measles mumps influenza and typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
G. E. French
Essyria
French
Hold Hearing On Wakeman-Pelden Road Section
County commissioners hold a LaGrange hearing today on adopting a Wakeman-Pelden road segment for state highway supervision between LaGrange and Belden. A prior hearing covered the LaGrange to Pittsfield Center portion as state oversight consideration proceeds. If the state assumes control, implications follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman-Pelden
State Highway Department
LaGrange
Belden
Pittsfield Center
Ohio 4-H Clubs To Plant Trees
The Forestry Department at Ohio Experiment Station will plant 1,000,000 forest tree seedlings this spring through 4-H Club members to honor George Washington’s bicentennial. The program continues yearly, with last year totaling over 300,000 trees in Ohio. Dean PLOW, extension forester, and county agents will supervise the planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Forestry Department of the
Ohio Experiment Station
George Washington
Ohio
University
Elyria Insurance Board Holds First Meeting
The first meeting of the Elyria Insurance Board was held at the Bulks' Restaurant after a six o'clock dinner. Howard Sommers, the new president, presided. James S. Keane of Hartford Accident Indemnity Company spoke on the subject of Adjustment of Claims, which was well received. Every firm of the board was represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theear
Pelyria Insurance Board
Bulks
Howard Sommers
James S. Keane
Hartford Accident Indemnity Company
Ivy
Local notices and club meeting reminders print in column
Short items announce Nuhn's Barn dance Wednesday evening, 35¢, and a rabbit supper at I C O F Hall Thursday January 21 at 4 30 for 40¢. Leavitt and Avon Belden highways connection noted. James Russell Lowell quip about marriage cited. Men’s Democrat Club meeting rescheduled to Wednesday January 20 urging members and friends to attend. Kk E Wilson secretary.
Why the Fat Slow Down Ad Claim Marmola Effect
An advertisement promotes Marmola tablets as a scientific cure for obesity. It asserts gland secretion is lacking and that Marmola replaces the absent factor to convert food into energy, claiming long usage and worldwide results with millions of boxes sold. It encourages readers to ask a druggist and read the box book to learn how Marmola makes people slim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Huffman
Woman's Home Club
Mrs
John Faxon
Colonial Club
Wicota
Church Guild
PI Omicron Sorority
R. Heilman
F. W. Auxiliary
Canton and Fumiliary Meets
Tose Vicks
J. J. Peltz
West Eighth Street
Dorothy Narmier
Beatrice Oblemachae
Agnes Dengate
Georgiana Taft
Dorothy Sudro
WM. Telzlrow
Mrs. Corneetes
Okagi
Hotel Newel
Ease Avenue
Elyma Memorial Hospital
Elima Memorial Hospital
T. L. Moise
Youngstown
Monjise
Frank Howell
H. W. Tibbats
Earlcourt
On Telter
Kingston
New York
George Stevens
Keith Kelley
St. Petersburg
Florida
Joree McKinley
Betty Hronek
Cordelia Hanway
Fifteenth Street
Springfield
Illinois
Charles Kirkpatrick
Charles Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
C. H. Perry
Longfellow Avenue
Cincinnati
Elinor Sarles
George Carter
Kent State College
Spruce Street
H. & Calvert
Rochester
Eleanor Kramer
Icago
C. M. Ackerman
Princeton Avenall
Lakewood
George Stoney
Six'h Street
Ere
J H. Kellogg
Conneaut
King
0. C
Howe Street
O. M. Thompson
East River Street
W.G. Sharp
St. Clair
Withigan
Ambrota Stervet
Vtowe Street
Tanneel
Bern
Occas
Eerey
Worcester
Gris
Eagles’ Hall
Wellington
Gents
Mae Madison
Plan Qhip Federation Meeting
The
Edinburgh Burgess Golfing Society
Purity Bakery
ROMA
Phc
Vermilion
Liberty Street
Elyria [Nou
Elyria Council of
Ass'n
Lila Newdick
Boston
Central Book Store
RIP
Carson
Capitol Theatre
Broad St
Leavitt
Avon-Belden
James Russell Lowell
Bic
Nuhn
I. C O. F. Hall
Lor. Co, Rabbit and Davy Assoc
Second Street
T. J. Hutchings
Rayner
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Mass
Schwind’s Picture Store
West
Crawford's
Crawforty
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