Bridge Party Hosted by Catholic Study Club Members
Dorothy Funk and Mable Little presided as guests at a bridge party hosted by Catholic Study Club No. 2. Twelve tables welcomed players, with dessert served at 1:30 and small vases at each table. High score earned a fancy apron. Mrs. Arthur O'Donnell claimed an ivy plant and Mrs. Richard Gray won potholders.
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Arthur O’donnell
Richard Gray
Charles White
Meee
Catholic Study Club No. 2
County Democratic Women Meet For Luncheon In Oberlin
Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women gathered in Oberlin at the Methodist Church for a luncheon hosted by Oberlin hosts. Music by Miss Marcia Rawson and selections by Helen Strawberg opened and closed the business meeting with reports. New president Mrs Josephine LaGron led committee appointments and officer changes, and a State Federation meeting was announced for January 27-28 at Weal House in Columbus. Sixteen Elyria women attended.
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Lorain
Josephine LaGron
Jessie Webber
Mary Wolf
Amherst
Julia Wells
Elyria
Elizabeth Holloway
Adeline Ward
Bertha Renkel
State Federation
Weal House
Columbus
Krueck Robbins Wedding Honored in Newport Kentucky
A December 12 Newport Kentucky wedding for Mrs Robert Krueck Janet Robbins featured a delightful shower hosted by Mrs Bernard Puffer and Mrs Claude Krueck at Puffe kome 114 Blaine street Guests included An drew Poherence Berlin Heights Ruth and Walter Krueck South Amherst Elmer Harris Amherst Agnes Fogel Lorain and other out of town attendees Prizes and games accompanied the celebration A Y Debs meeting follows with officer elections and constitution discussion at 715 PM in WoC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Krueck
Janet Robbins
Bernard Puffer
Claude Krueck
Blaine
Kruecck-Robbins
Newport
Kentucky
Andrew Poherence
Berlin Heights
Walter Krueck
Ruth
South Amherst
Elmer Harris
Amherst
Agnes Fogel
Lorain
Fish Free Wamearian Reformed Ladies Aid
Frighter phrase reads a church event notice for the Wamearian Reformed Ladies Aid group. It mentions a Friday night gathering at location 9230 with a 25 cent entry, signaling a small community fundraiser or social.
Senior Friendship Club cabinet plans outlined
The Senior Friendship Club cabinet met at La Vaughn Searight's home with Jean Altfeld assisting. Jane Geisel presided in Mary Kaiser's absence. A Washington D C trip for spring vacation was planned and Hi Y Friendship conference plans in Bellevue for March 25 were announced.
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Ith
Dorothy Nau
Jean Tattersall
Helen Simpson
Elizabeth Kardos
Cleveland
Ladies Arts Society Bazaar Plans At Emmanuel Church
Regular meeting at Emmanuel Lutheran parish discussed fall bazaar to be held at the church. Valentine tea planned for February 9 with Hazel Rhemeck as program chair and Anna Weexrils on refreshments. A planning meeting for the bazaar set for February 2 at Tessie Contam’s home. Refreshments served by Mrs Contam and Mrs Rhemeck.
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Ladies Arts Society
Emmanuel Wlutheran Hach
Hazel Rhemeck
Anna Weexrils
Ais Tessie Contam
Contam
Hungeran church Young Ladies Society elects officers
The Young Ladies Society of the Hungeran Reformed church met with fourteen members. Andrew Palagi was elected president. Mrs Joseph Fore served as vice president. Mrs John Thomas as secretary. Alis 0 Steve Beau as treasurer. and Mrs Joseph Bura as social chairman. Refreshments were served. Next meeting is February 7.
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Young Ladies’ Society
The
Hungeran Reformed Church
Aresen
Andrew Palagi
Joseph Forehos
John Thomas
Alis
Steve Beau Tre Sure
Joseph Bura
Bela Bacso
Abrs. Palagvi
Hospital Admissions and Mischarges List Names
A compiled list of individuals with hospital admissions and mischarges. The entries include Mrs. Lee March at 119 Cascade Street, Matt Meecha at 411 East River Street, Mrs. William Ross of 154 Brandston Avenue, along with several others such as Paul Oesterling of South Euclid, Mrs. Thomas Smith on 319 Winckles Street, John Male of Grafton, and multiple entries for Mrs. Thomas Koviak, baby boys for Mrs. Schmidt and Mrs. Verbee, Mrs. Frank Verbee, Miss Gen eva Swan in Grafton, Nancy Brodbeck at 312 Sixth Street, Donald Dale at 429 Clinton Avenue, and Mrs. Charles Williams at 1895 East Avenue.
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Lee March
Cascade Street
Matt Meecha
East River Street
William Ross
Brandston Avenue
Paul Oesterling
South Euclid
Thomas Smith
Winckles Street
John Male
Grafton
Thomas Koviak
Riverdale Court
Thomas Schmidt
Spruce Street
Frank Verbee
Princeton
Geneva Swan
Nancy Brodbeck
Sixth Street
Donald Dale
Clinton Avenue
Charles Williams
East Avenue
Impressive Ceremony Marks Installation Of Rebekah Officers
St Clar Rebekah Lodge held an officer installation in I O O F Hall. About 200 guests attended as officers wore lace gowns and pink carnation accents. Installing officers included Deputy President Harriet Warner and Hazel Markel among others. New Noble Grand Gladys Gooden and a slate of officers were installed for the year. A business meeting followed with committee appointments. Refreshments, bridge prizes, and a Future Past Noble Grand meeting were announced, with festivities including a large birthday cake and secret sister gifts.```
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St. Clar Rebekah Lodge
Harriett Warner
Marshall
Hazel Markel
Iva Marsh
Blanche Thompson
Ada Gould
Lacey Pomeroy
Jennie Easterbrook
Sentinel
Anna Schambacher
Grace Heidrich
Sylvia Pope
Helen Arias
Thelma Rockwood
Edna Smith
Noble Grand
Gladys Gooden
Elzabeth Mischka
Anna Gehrke
Marie Jehle
Jennie Lentwarden
Jessie Raesler
Marcela Krebs
Agnes Erickson
Helen Coniam
Inside Guardian
Hazel Burke
Guardian
Lizzie Lewis
Cassie Richards
Hilda Choate
Edna Woodeccs
Lorena Handley
Kate Reinhardt
Jennie
Elizabeth Mischka
Nellie Smith
Elvrra
Berea
Oberlin
Graften
Jeanette Arnold
Aiislanche Thompson
Ninth Street
Just Us Bridge Club Hosts Social Evening
Mrs Lucinda Jackson opened her West 14th Street home for a Just Us Bridge club gathering. Bets awarded to Moss Liza Thomas and Mrs Mary Kendall consoled, with a late hunch luncheon. Adjournment set for January 23 at Mrs Cornelia Howe’s Middle Avenue home. Frances Lemon of Garford Girl Reserves attended and the program featured poems, readings, rhymes, a song, and a piano sale. Junior Friendship Club held its first cabinet meeting of the year and planned a February 13 joint meeting with the Junior Hi club. A personality quiz bee was set for January 30 with Ruth Eady presiding. Dorothy Notley and Emily Davis to report January 23 on their Cleveland conference trip.
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S.ster James
Nstead
Brinday
Tne
Henrys
Ryeenowell
Third Street
Lucinda Jackson
West 14Th Street
Just Us Bridge Club
Mildred Browne
Moss Liza Thomas
Mary Kendall
Alys Susie Pinkerton
Taericci
Cornelia Howe
Middle Avenue
Frances Lemon
Garford
Margaret Gibbons
Helen Volk
Lois Cook
Jimericks
Margaret Wysogorski
Ata Minnich
Nefta Rave
Junior Friendship Club
Ruth Eady
Dorothy Notley
Emily Davis
Conference of Friendship Clubs of
Northern Ohio
Cleveland
Ada Block
Eleventh Street
Emma Durkee
North Eaton
Sophia Welton
Grafton Road
Martha Eddy
Butternut Ridge
Mary Gault
Ruth Harrison
Josephine Wardy
Anna Hollup
Bertha Worthington
Diverse Personal Notices From Marion and Elyria
Personal entries report Mrs J Bazley and her father C M Marks traveling to Detroit and Flint to visit relatives. Therman funeral attendance includes Mr and Mrs H W Tibbats of Earl Court in Marion for Charles Baker. Several local residents and families are noted for hospital visits, births, opera, and library events across Elyria, Lorain County, and nearby cities.
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Center Ridge Road
Kenneth Johnsen
Huntington
West Virginia
Will.am
Brandston Atenes
Elpine Memorial Hospital
Heroert
BR Lee Haves
Rescue Hives
Columbus
George Young
Elgvis
Mir
Chalmers
Snerwin
Irene Ackerman
Presbyterien
Loretta Ready
Gertrude Feren
Thelma Smith
Grace Peairs
Bertha
Circle No 3 Methodist meeting notes
Mrs. Fred Lawrence led Circle No 3 of the Methodist church in yesterday's meeting with host Mrs Sadie Brown of 143 Longford Avenue. Mrs Griffith led the devotions from Hebrews chapter 11. Twenty calls were reported during the business session. Refreshments for twelve members were provided by Mrs Brown assisted by Mrs Hodel. Mrs McDonald of 310 Fifth Street will entertain the circle on February 15.
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Fred Lawrence
Methodist Church
Sadie Brown
Longford Avenue
Griffith
Brown
Hodel
McDonald
Fifth Street
Convalescent Home Advertises Oberlin Facility
A well located private home for the elderly and convalescents offers professional care and excellent food at reasonable rates with references. Located at Merfield 121 East College Street Oberlin Ohio.
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Merfield
East College Street
Oberlin
Ohio
Evening Community Activities In Elyria
Local organizations list tonight events at multiple venues including Elk’s Restaurant Chestnut Street and Lake Avenue. Meetings feature groups such as Daughters of Scotland SOS and St Andrews Altar Guild with schedules noted for 7:30 PM and gatherings across churches clubs and auxiliaries.
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Elyria Education Association
Elk’s
Little Severcy
Robert Smith
Chestnut Street
Cues and Lines
Verna Bauer
Hreh Stret
Zhonta Cless
2Nd Cong
Thelma Lamberton
Lake Avenue Sos
Ruby Wenadcock
Lake Avenue Daughters of Scotland
Waoest Hall
Ocho Sorority
Joan Senden
Charlies Cour
Thomas Hellauer
Murray Adgee
Galaxy
AL W Beorsnaw
Denison Avenue
Simeg Hand Secety
Wes Eliabeth
Lane Ave
Meeting of Troop No 2 Scouts Opened With Horse Shoe Formation
Troop No 2 Girl Scouts meeting led by Barbara Lohnes started in a horse shoe formation. Mothers tea hosted by Mrs A W Fritszche at 254 Washington Ave on January 25. Second class scouts completed requirements while first class pursued architect and winter sports badges. Meeting concluded with good night circle and taps. Daughters of Scotland Past President Association Card Party and Lunch set for Wurst Hall Thursday at 8 PM.
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Barbara Lohnes
A. W. Fritszche
Washington Avenue
Daughters of Scotland
Wurst Hall
Thurs
Ohio Art Exhibit At YWCA To Feature Frank Wilcox Works
The A A W exhibit at the YWCA presents Ohio art on Tuesday afternoon January 4. The event extends to six o'clock with tea from three to four and a slide program from Cleveland Museum of Art at four. Featured are Frank N Wilcox paintings, Duveneck copies by Mrs. Robert Logan Baird, watercolors by Mrs. Baird, an etching by Julia Severance, bas reliefs by Mrs. A D Whidden, a figure by Mrs. Whidden, a Cowan pottery display, Rookwood ware, and handmade glass from several modern factories. The show highlights pioneer Ohio crafts and runs until six.
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Ohio
Y OW
Cleveland Museum of Art
Frank N. Wilcox
Cleveland School of Art
Frank Duveneck
Cincinnati Museum of Art
Robert Logan Baird
Oberlin
Duveneck
Baird
Julia Severance
Oberlint
Henry Turner Bailey
A. R. Webber
Elyria
A. D. Whidden
Herman Matzen
Cleveland
To Travel Contest Fidelty Class Meeting Summary
The class met at Eleanor Farkas home Tuesday evening for a business meeting and to plan a February first contest. Various games were played with prizes won by Miso Vietorvie re and Harel Ray. Hostess Rev commutes, Doreths Koontz, and Eleanor Rhoads served county refreshments as the class adjourned to meet again in February.
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Fidelty Class
Methods! Church
Eleanor Farkas
Miso Vietorviere
Harel Ray
Doreths Koontz
Eleanor Rhoads
Federal Government Day Planned by Elyria League
The Elyria League of Women Voters will host an open meeting January 30 at 7:00 in the council chambers. Local representatives from the Post Office, Internal Revenue, Agriculture, PWA, WPA, CCC, Social Security, AAA and the Coast Guard will outline how federal agencies operate in the community. The event aims to inform residents and advance the league’s goal of making democracy work.
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National League of Women Voters
Elyria League
Councn
Elyria
Post Office
Internal Revenue Office
Department of Agriculture
PWA
WPA
CCC
Social Security Board
The
AAA
Coast Guards
Elyria League of Women Voters
Tau Kappa Beta Honors Two Members at Katherine Fisk Home
Two Tau Kappa Beta members received birthday gifts at a meeting held at Katherine Fisk's home yesterday. Elmer Erickson and Beverly Peter were honored. Dorothy Robber won first in bridge with Mrs. Thomas Doane taking second. White candles and a white green scheme decorated the refreshment area and gift wrap. In two weeks the sorority will meet with Beverly Peterman. Devotions were read by Carol Neubiser. A variety of games occurred and a question box featured, plus practice for a play. The meeting closed with Follow the Gleam.
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Tau Kappa Beta
Katherine Fisk
Elmer Erickson
Beverly Peterman
Dorothy Rober
Thomas Doane
Carol Neubiser
Hamilton
Girl Reserves Plan Tea With Leaders at Meeting
The McKinley Girl Reserves held a devotional period led by Jean Smith yesterday. Marilyn Chandler contributed a feature story to the program. The group plans a tea for teachers and mothers in the PTA room on Wednesday January 25.
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Jean Smith
McKinley
Marilyn Chandler
McKinsey Girl Reserves
PTA
Meetings Widenning Carcle Meet At Baptist East
Town notices show meetings widening reach at Baptist East Avenue House with a Friday afternoon start at 2:00. Attendees seek updates on local matters and neighborhood concerns.
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The
Baptist East Avenue House
Women’s Association hosts luncheon at Second Congregational Church
The executive committee invited members to yesterday’s church luncheon. Mrs. Frank Spencer led devotions on Loyalty with Peter James and John cited. Violet Olmsted sang with Trene Upton, and letters from missions including Fes senden Academy in Florida and Judith Gap were read. Violet Olmstead summarized the year’s missionary work while Mrs. Wilcox reviewed The Urbanization of Rural Life by Thomas A. Tripp. Reports from the new year were presented.
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Women's Association of the
Second Congregational Church
Frank Spencer
Peter
James
John
Violet Olmsted
Trene Upton
Fessenden Academy
Florida
Judith Gap
Montana
Violet Olmstead
Ladies of St Andrew enjoy afternoon bridge at Oxford Ave
Fifteen members of the Daughters of St. Andrew visited Mrs. F W Lohnes on Oxford Avenue for a social afternoon after dessert. Prizes in bridge went to Mrs. Louis Dyke and Mrs. Joseph Williams. Mrs John Winans also attended. Mrs Virgil Jasper will host on February first.
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Daughters of St. Andrew
F. W. Lohnes
Oxford Avenue
John Winans
Bridge
Louis Dyke
Joseph Williams
Virgil Jasper
Pleasantly Surprised at Sayers New Home on Sugar Ridge
Friends of Mr and Mrs Clyde Sayers gathered in their newly built Sugar Ridge home yesterday evening to extend good wishes. Mr Sayers has lived most of his life in Ridgeville and Elyria, and Mrs Sayers before marriage was Miss Alice Hollingsworth of Amherst.
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Clyde Sayers
Sugar Ridge
Mr. Sayers
Ridgeville
Elyria
Sayer
Alice Hollingsworth
Amherst
Marmola Fat-Reduction Pill Ad Claims Safe Weight Loss
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets for slimming the face and figure without exercise or diet. The copy asserts wide sales and public distribution while disclaiming it is not a cure for all ailments and warns potential buyers about dosage and suitability.
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Catholic Study Club
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Rebekah
Golden Glen Club
Getrude
Tostess
Miss Lemon
Warne Johnson
Flaine Cole
Colelle
Winery
Ire Terghead
Leedale
Machineles
Leedale’s Beauty Shoppe
Don Im
Tae
Ace Hi Mootscarth
Foghin
Richard Kiss
S.ath Street
Crkobe
Wooster Street
Phellis Hale
Erie Street
West Side
Elyria Council
Masonie Temple
David J
St Andrews Altar Guild
Circle No
St. Agnes Church
Mary Rainey
West River Street
News of the Girl Scouts
Brown CO
Lodi St. Elyria
Telephone
Lorain County Home and Window Cleaning Company
MR. Thomas Greer
of Women Voters Activities
Tlonor
Hamilton Girl
Bats
Batiste
Hm Ena Eee Cane
Broad Street
Capitol Theater
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