Community group events and church meetings tonight
Annual meeting of the First Congregational church and society includes a 6 30 dinner served by Mrs. Frank Phelps and committee with reservations through Aris Phelps. Various church and veterans group activities, lectures, supper plans, and club meetings listed for the evening across multiple venues including Grace Lutheran and St Pauls Circle Ne. & and Daughters of Union veterans chapters.
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First Congregational Church
Frank Phelps
Aris Phelps
LaPorte
Chuiren
Charles Draper
H P Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
Mg A. BR. Hall
Grace Lutheran Stewardship
Linen Shower Celebrates Bride-Elect Helen Snowden
Miss Helen Snowden receives two large pink and white linen gifts at a East Avenue shower hosted by Miss Lucille Griffin and Miss Mildred Hultz. Three bridge tables yield high score to Miss Martha Dutton as out of town guests attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Griffin
Mildred Hultz
East Avenue
Helen Snowden
Martha Dutton
Miss Snowden
Martha and
Esther Dutton
Loram
Lucille
Roberta Churchward
Mabel Rice
Columbia Center
Doris Walker
Josephine Harper
Grace Lane
Marjorie Griffin
Recent Bride Honored by 8-F Club in East Broad Street gathering
Mrs. Robert Galvin hosted the 8-F Club at her East Broad street home with two bridge tables. Prizes went to Mrs. Kenneth Wise first, Mrs. Robert Galvin second, and Miss Loretta Klein third. A luncheon followed as members gifted Mrs. Lester Burge on her recent marriage. the Burges plan to move to Toledo in two weeks. The next meeting will be at the Elyria Clinic in two weeks with Miss Loretta Klein hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Galvin
East Broad Street
Kenneth Wise
Loretta Klein
Lester Burge
Rheyma Tippet
Burge
Toledo
Annual Union Missionary Tea Draws City Women
The Methodist church hosted its annual Union Missionary Tea drawing large crowds from city Protestant churches. Emmanuel Lutheran handed the program with devotions by Mrs. Harold Sayles and speaker Mrs. A J Fenner on missionary education for children.
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Methodist Church
Union Missionary Tea
Missionary Societies
Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society
Harold Sayles
A J. Fenner
Exhibits Rare Collection of U S Stamps
The Elora Y M C A Stamp Club met at the Y M C A with thirty members present. Guest George Brownell showed a rare United States postage stamp collection nearly complete with about sixteen stamps missing. Next Wednesday features a ducat auction as the club grows and invites all local collectors to attend.
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Elora Y. M. ¢A
Professor Horton to Speak at Emmanuel Lutheran Club
Professor W. M. Horton of Oberlin Theological Seminary returns from a world tour and will address the Emmanuel Lutheran Men’s Club Thursday evening January 26. His talk titled Impressions of the Far East will be followed by a round table discussion.
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W. M. Horton
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Far East
Profortson
Wildey Birthday Observed by St Clair Rebekah Lodge
St Clair Rebekah Lodge marked the 104th birthday of Thomas Wildey founder of Odd Fellowship with a large turnout from Lakewood. A piano duet by Agnes Erickson and Eleanor Erickson, talks by Anna Fiiday and E L Dailey, plus music by the 7 Come 11 orchestra and a violin solo by Eleanor Erickson highlighted the program before refreshments. The next meeting is scheduled for February first.
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Thomas Wildey
Odd Fellowship
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Lakewood
Agnes Erickson
Eleanor
Thamas Wildey
Anna Fiiday
7 Come 11 Orchestra
Eleanor Erickson
E L. Dailey
Prosperity Bridge Club Meets at Agnes Wykrent Home
A group of friends gathered at Agnes Wykrent's home for a card evening. The Prosperity Bridge Club was formed, with Gladys Dunlap receiving honors and Dorothy Fredericks consoled. Next meeting set for three weeks at Billie Rick's Lake Avenue home. Attendees included Vi Fitzgerald, Billie Rick, Leonore Hess, Marian Upp, Margie Scott, Dorothy Fredericks, Gladys Dunlap, and the hostess. A dainty luncheon concluded the evening.
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Agnes Wykrent
Prosperity Bridge Club
Gladys Dunlap
Dorothy Fredericks
Billie Rick
Lake Avenue
Vi Fitzgerald
Leonore Hess
Marian Upp
Margie Scott
Women’s Auxiliary of 3S. Andrew’s Church Meets
The group held a brief session with Mrs Henry Ingers named vice president. Mrs Willem Goavher ofter well avenue will host the next meeting February first. Members adjourned early to attend the annual missionary tea at the Post Methodist church.
Regular Meeting of Marshall Chapter R M WConferred First Degree
The Marshall Chapter R A M held its regular meeting last evening with the first degree work for one candidate. A special meeting is announced for next Wednesday evening to confer the mark, as part of the chapter’s activities.
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Marshall Chapter
Marshall Chapter R. A. M
Circle Four entertains at Mrs Unger home
Circle No 4 of the First Methodist church met Wednesday afternoon at 1012 West avenue with Mrs Kathryn McDonald presiding. Miss Jane Unger played two piano solos and Miss Alice Nichols gave readings. Fourteen members and two guests attended refreshments were served. The next meeting is scheduled for February 15 with Mrs Frances Henry and Mrs George Boorn as hostesses.
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First Methodist Church
Verne Unger
West Avenue
Kathryn McDonald
Jane Unger
Alice Nichols
McDonald
Frances Henry
George Boorn
Fourteenth Street
Eight O Clock Club Meets at Mrs Lord’s Home
Mrs Kenneth Lord hosted the Eight O Clock Club on East River Street with a brief business session. Bunco prizes went to Mrs Henry Choate first, Mrs Kenneth Lord second, and Mrs George Schmitkons low. A refreshment course followed and the next meeting is set for two weeks at Mrs Schmitkons on Cleveland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lord
East River Street
Bunco
Henry Choate
George Schmitkons
Cleveland Street
Marian Welsh Hosts Cheerful Chatter Bridge Club
Miss Marian Welsh entertained the Cheerful Chatter club at her West Bridge street home. Three tables played bridge with Miss Geraldine Fearon winning high score and Florence Taylor receiving consolation. A luncheon followed and the group plans to meet February first with Miss Hazel Bassett of Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Welsh
West Bridge Street
Geraldine Fearon
Florence Taylor
Hazel Bassett
Lake Avenue
New Clubs Form At YWCA For Mothers And Hobbyists
The YWCA announces mid winter term clubs and classes including a fourg married women group meeting monthly on Thursdays, a practice auction group starting Friday at 2 pm, an art class Tuesdays at seven, and a Bironthir Supper club meeting on 2nd and 4th Thursdays from six to eight. The Tuesday book group and visits by Elizabeth and Julia Papp of Vulcan Street are noted.
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Y. W. CA
Cosmopoltan Club
Miss Burner
YWCAA
Oridge
Humdrum
Bironthir
Round Table session features litany of today and reflections on crisis
Dr and Mrs W B Hubbell hosted the Round Table Club with S B Rockwood presenting The Litany of Today arguing calamities prove the greater good. The talk recalled wartime plagues and London’s 1666 fire leading to reforms and warned miracles alone won’t restore progress. Guests included Mr and Mrs Richard Stevens and Dr and Mrs George D Nicholas.
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Round Table Club
W. B. Hubbell
S. 8. Rockwood
Israel
Europe
London
Frank Wilford
Washington
House of Representatives
A. R. Webber
Richard Stevens
George D. Nicholas
Mid-Year Graduates Dine At Dominic's Cuisine
Sixteen members of the mid-year class held a formal dinner at Dominic's Cuisine. The event featured red and white decorations, a red rose centerpiece, and seven o'clock service. Prizes in bridge went to Miss Helen Cook first, Miss Gerry Ehricke second, and Miss Jinny Parks consolation, with music by an orchestra and entertainment by Miss Margaret Terry and Miss Martha Wilson.
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Loveizs
Helen Cook
Gerry Ehricke
Jinny Parks
Bertha Rorie
Margaret Terry
Martha Wilson
Virginia Defazio
Gladys Plocher
Personality Pals Plan Valentine Party at Cleveland Street Home
Personality Pals were delightfully entertained last evening at Jerry Hinkle’s home on Cleveland Street. After business, plans were made for a Valentine party on February 11, followed by luncheon. The next meeting will be February 5 at Olive Newman’s home on Tenth Street.
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Jerry Hinkle
Cleveland Street
Regiar
Hostes
Olive Newman
Tenth Street
Tri-Sig Club Meets at Rosabelle Carpenters Home
Members gathered at 1405 Second Street last evening for a brief business session and puzzle time before a seven course assessment. Geraldina Carpenter hosted February 8 with Charles Straka of Carek Florists attending the Florists Telegraph Ne livery unit meeting in Youngstown to present Valentine offerings.
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Tri-Sig Club
Rosabelle Carpenter
Second Street
Geraldina Carpenter
Charles Straka
Elsrna
Carek, Florists
Florists Telegraph Nelivery Unit
Youngstown
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admissions include Mrs. Ralph Rodgers R D 2 Phyles Ann Refenning 251 Stanford Emma Balabrese 59 Eastern Heights Boulevard Ellie Hathaway R D 1 Grafton Mrs Howard Behnke R D 3 Discharges list Mrs Floyd Mills baby boy 1105 East River Mrs Merle Phelps baby girl Grafton Joe Boss 825 Lodi Street
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Ralph Rodgers
R. D
Phyles Ann Refenning
Stanford
Emma Balabrese
Eastern Heights
Ellie Hathaway
Grafton
Howard Behnke
Floyd Mills
East River
Merle Phelps
Joe Boss
Lodi Street
Sex Character Education lecture at Ely School Friday
Mrs E J Howenstine presents her second lecture in the Sex Character Education series at Ely School Friday afternoon at 2 00. The Allen district will attend. The Order of Eastern Star meets Friday evening for a regular session followed by a program led by Past Grand Matron Kathryn Stone and officers, then lunch.
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E. J. Howenstine
Ely School
Allen
Order of Eastern Star
Kathryn Stone
Miss Jessie Whitby Hosts Office Associates Party
Miss Jessie Whitby entertained office associates of the O P S at 316 Furnace Street. Mrs Alma Schenneman won high score, Agnes Kalter was second, and Dorothy Garley third. A two course luncheon followed with eight covers and decorative baskets and rosebud centerpieces. Loretta Gerhart will host the group in February.
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Jessie Whitby
Furnace Street
O. P.S
Alma Schenneman
Agnes Kalter
Dorothy Garley
Loretta Gerhart
Missionary Society Adds Four Members at Monthly Meeting
The Young Women's Missionary Society met at the Methodist church for a tureen dinner and business session. Four new members joined: Mrs. A. M. Grimes, Miss Margaret Munch, Miss Ida Mae Smith, and Miss Elytia Brown. Miss Dorothy Byers reviewed By-products of Missions after Alpha course discussion. A meeting is planned February twenty first with Alta Myers, a missionary from China, as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Missionary Society
A. M. Grimes
Margaret Munch
Ida Mae Smith
Elytia Brown
Dorothy Byers
Alta Myers
China
Daughters of St. Andrew Elect Officers at Meeting
The annual business meeting convened yesterday at Mrs. M. A. Giles 207 Stanford avenue. Officers elected include Mrs. John H. Wehmbhoff as president, Mrs. Harold Stoddard as vice president, Mrs. Jack Jobson as secretary, Miss Bertha Schwing as treasurer, Mrs. M. A. Giles as chair of the ways and means, and Mrs. Theodore Laudon as sunshine chair. A tea followed. next meeting date to be announced.
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The
Daughters of St. Andrew
M. A. Giles
Stanford Avenue
John H. Wehmbhoff
Harold Stoddard
Jack Jobson
Bertha Schwing
Ways and Means
Theodore Laundon
Sunshine
Mission Work in Africa Topic at Church Group
Mrs Archie Phipps spoke on missionary work in Africa at the Woman's Association meeting of Second Congregational Church with letters from a missionary in Africa read aloud. Mrs Walter Wilson presided. Miss Irene Upton played piano and Mrs Nellie Gregory sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wilson
Woman’s Association of
Second Congregational Church
John Kennedy
Archie Phipps
Africa
Irene Upton
Nellie Gregory
Miss Upton
Bridge party at Garford School aids PTA
Six tables played bridge at Garford School during a PTA event hosted by Mrs. H. M. Horace on Fairlawn Avenue. Assisting hosts included Mrs. C. B Ecken road, Mrs. Arthur Ruth, and Mrs. FL. W. Lohnes. Prizes went to Mrs. J. J. Banville and Mrs. Leonard Terry after five games and a luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Garford School
H. M. Horace
Fairlawn Avenue
Horace
C. B Eckenroad
Arthur Ruth
FL. W. Lohnes
J. J. Banville
Leonard Terry
Mis Ryan Hosts Golden Glow Club Play Night
Miss Ryan hosts Golden Glow Club at Mrs Kathrynyan’s 433 Third Street. Members played, with Miss Anna Moore winning high score, Mrs William Dengate second, and Mrs Ana McConville consolation. Luncheon before departure to meet February first with Miss Eleanor Roling of 112 Chese Street.
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Mis. Ryan
Golden Glow Club
Kathrynyan
Third Street
Anna Moore
William Dengate
Ana McConville
Eleanor Roling
Chese Street
De pression Club Holds First Meeting At Smith Home
The De pression Club met last evening at Robert Smith's Twelfth street home. Harold Olmsted was elected president. Miss Clarabelle Wise and Bob Bearer won high scores, Miss Annetta Whitney and Bill Morgan received consolation prizes, with a refreshment after bridge. The group plans to meet February 22 at Bill Morgan's Oberlin home.
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Robert Smith
Twelfth Street
Harold Olmsted
Clarabelle Wise
Bob Bearer
Annetta Whitney
Bill Morgan
Oberlin
Birthday Stag Party Celebrates Theodore Rafferty
A stag party was hosted at Miss Stella Burbliss home last evening for Theodore Rafferty on his birthday. Guests, including Ellis Jumont, Robert O'Brien, Herbert Stang, Mead Hardhner, Ahmer Brinzley, Virin Budd, James Davies of Oberlin, and Arthur Parker of Lorain, played bridge and pinochle with high scores earned by M. Karchner and E. Jumont. Luncheon followed with Clara Karchner assisting the hostess.
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Heodore Rafferty
Stella Burbliss
M. Karchner
E. Jumont
Clara Karchner
Ellis Jumont
Robert O'Brien
Herbert Stang
Mead Hardhner
Ahmer Brinzley
Virin Budd
James Davies
Oberlin
Arthur Parker
Lorain
Piano and Violin Recital By Gladys McCullough Studio
Piano and violin students under Miss Gladys McCullough performed a program Wednesday evening at Days Music Studio. Participants included Shirley MacKenner Ralph Jones Florence Peat Ruth Meinke Margaret Ann McCormick Thelma Goldenberg Harriet Cohen Helen Goodspeed Beryl Stevenson Evadne Daan Phillis Rawson Gwendolyn Irvin Ada May Stanford Louise Goldenberg Helene Cohen Jean Tattersall Jeanne Wise Lucile Jacques and Jean Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys McCullough
Music Studio
Shirley MacKenner
Ralph Jones
Florence Peat
Ruth Meinke
Margaret Ann McCormick
Thelma Goldenberg
Harriet Cohen
Helen Goodspeed
Beryl Stevenson
Evadne Daan
Phillis Rawson
Gwendolyn Irvin
Ada May Stanford
Louise Goldenberg
Helene Cohen
Jean Tattersall
Jeanne Wise
Lucile Jacques
Jean Tarlor
Circle 7 meeting follows tureen dinner at First Methodist
A tureen dinner preceded Circle No. 7 of the First Methodist church meeting in the church dining room. Chairman Mrs. John Shook presided as plans were discussed. Afterward several members joined the Union Missionary Society for the program.
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Circle No. 7
First Methodist Church
John Shook
The
Union Missionary Society
Bridge Club Dines and Awards Amid Local Meeting Changes
Members of a bridge club met at Princeton Avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bridgeland for a three course dinner and bridge. Awards for high and low scores went to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Heidrich Mr. H A Daniels and Henry Brown. The Oberlin Branch AAUW postpones tonight’s meeting to Thursday January 26 at Mrs. Thomas Graham’s Oberlin home.
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J. L. Bridgeland
Princeton Avenue
Lewis Heidrich
H. A. Daniels
Henry Brown
Oberlin
American Association of University Women
Thomas Graham
Chevalier Lodge Plans February Entertainment
Regular business was transacted at the Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias meeting last evening. Preparations are under way for an entertainment to be staged in late February with B. H. Tarr as chairman.
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Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
B. H. Tarr
Local Social Notes From Elyria Wellington and Columbus
Miss Jane Orr of Style Center returns to Elyria after a trip to Columbus Ohio. Mrs J C Jackson and Mrs Harry Vanvolkenburg visit relatives in Wellington today. Mrs M E Church of Courtland Street Wellington visited daughter Miss Carrie Lou Church in West Avenue yesterday. Ralph Rodgers announces the birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 19. Mrs J G Upp returns home on Fourth Street after caring for her mother. Mrs J J Holmes ill in Coldwater. Emma Brown of Eighth Street leaves for Shine Heights for the weekend with her daughter Mrs C F Boesel. George Lamberton Jr leaves for Columbus Ohio to stay over the weekend.
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Jane Orr
Style Center
Elyria
Columbus
Ohio
J. C. Jackson
Harry Vanvolkenburg
Wellington
M. E. Church
Courtland Street
Carrie Lou Church
West Avenue
Ralph Rodgers
Elyria Memorial Hospital
J. G. Upp
Fourth Street
J. J. Holmes
Coldwater
Emma Brown
Eighth Street
Shine Heights
C. F. Boesel
George Lamberton Jr
Independent Gas Producers Elect New Ohio Officers
Howard Altha of Zanesville was elected president of the Independent Gas Producers Association of Ohio at its annual meeting in Zanesville. Sixty two members from across the state attended. Other officers elected were C. F Speary of Marietta as vice president W. L Franks as treasurer and Phillip B. Faine of New Straitsville as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Altha
Zanesville
Independent Gas Producers Association of Ohio
C. A. McMullen
Ohio
America
C. F Speary
Marietta
W. L Franks
Phillip B. Faine
New Straitsville
Jaya Records World's Most Thunderous Climate
Jaya experiences more than 200 audible thunder days annually making it the planet’s most thunder prone region. Local scientists note frequent tropical storms and low atmospheric pressure sustain the constant rumble.
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Jaya
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