Dorcas Class Dinner Ends Year of Mystery Sisters
Fifty five attend a Dorcas Class dinner at the Church of Christ marking a yearlong mystery sisters observance. Tables form a hollow square with a yellow calendula centerpiece and orange tapers. The evening featured readings, a quizz bee, music, a mock wedding, and the class voted to continue mystery sisters for another month with a meeting planned Friday January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Church of Christ
A. Groll
Martin Albert
John Law
Maude Salen
H. R. Riddle
Florence Stetson
Mildred Cope
Sam Findlay
Miss Stetson
Mary Fox
Will Foster
Harvard Avenue
Lovely Party Honors Miss Bernice Jackson
White and silver themed dinner party honored Miss Bernice Jackson at Mrs Selman's on Ohio Street. Hostesses were Mrs Eleanor Brandau and Mrs Gilbert Knuff. Twelve guests enjoyed dinner bridge, gardenias, and a crystal centerpiece. Miss Jackson, future bride of George Eugene Mardew, received gifts and top bridge score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Jackson
Selman
Ohio Street
Eleanor Brandau
Gilbert Knuff
Miss Jackson
Neva Reefy
Katherine Arter
George Eugene Mardew
Youngstown
Ohio
Honor Given to Elyria Bride in Henietta Shower
A miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs. Jay Kirk of Elyria and the former Miss LaVerne Whitney of Wakeman was hosted at grandmother Mrs. Mary Becker’s Henietta home before her December 26 wedding. First prize went to Mrs. Goodrich, with Mrs. Ruth Perkin winning second. The bride received many gifts and a colorful meal followed, served by hostesses L. W. Perkins and Henry Guthman with the bride’s mother present. Attendees included numerous Elyria and Henrietta residents and the Kirk wedding party family guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Kirk
Elyria
LaVerne Whitney
Wakeman
Mary Becker
Henietia
Bunee
Goodrich
Ruth Perkin
L. W. Perkins
Henry Guthman
Vernon Whitney
Gray
Wirk
Clara Hollis
Marie Burgell
Wendell Perkins
Ford LaGore
Nina Whitney
Betty Kauffman
Delores Perkins
Vivian Guthman
Donna Mae Guthman
Bertha Gehrke
L. W. Perkings
George Becker
Dorothy Becker
Don Brooks
Henrietta
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary Bingo Party Planned
The Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary will hold a bingo party at J. H. Howletts home at 205 Cascade Street on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
J. H. Howlett
Cascade Street
Marmola Tablets Promised To Trim Your Figure
An advertisement urges readers to diet lightly and take four Marmola Prescription Tablets daily to lose fat. It claims the tablets contain the doctor approved element and promise success for a slender figure, urging confidence and self willpower.
Senior Friendship Club Plans February Meetings and Activities
The Senior Friendship Club met yesterday in the W. W. Co. A gym for the first supper meeting of the year. Marian Ellis and Beverly Wright supervised the supper and program as flowers lit the tables. Evelyn Fenimore led a brief business session after singing. Janet Smith reported on the ring group’s work. The club will hold its first February meeting and adopt discussion groups after school, plus service projects and a trip. Miss Sellers will reorganize the dancing group with a February 9 splash party at the YMCA from seven to nine, followed by a YWCA meeting. A play titled Just Women was performed by the dramatic group directed by Mrs. Edward Champion, featuring Bernadine Webber and others. No more meetings this month, though cabinet members may attend the YWCA banquet on the 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Ellis
Beverly Wright
Evelyn Fenimore
Janet Smith
Ring Group
Edward Champion
Bernadine Webber
LaVaughn Searight
Shirley Altfeld
Dorothy Johnson
Dorothy Jenkins
Louise Law
Jean Crisp
Club
Y. W
Girl Scouts Troop No 2 Meets at Armory
The Daisy Troop No 2 held a meeting at the Armory where several girls passed tests on the flag and others learned Morse code in groups. Committees were appointed for a Mother's Tea on February 15. The Violet patrol presented a play titled Samson a la Mode before Goodnight Circle dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Troop No. 2
Violet Patrol
Samson
Goodnight Circle
Annual Installation Of St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Officers
Eighty members and nine guests from Oberlin Grafton and Lodi attended the St. Clair Rebekah Lodge annual installation in the I O O F hall. Nellie Reynolds became Noble Grand. officers installed include Gladys Gooden Anna Gehrke Marie Jehle Jennie Lent Hilda Choate Anna Brenner Stella Landers Hazel Markel Adelia Lutz Elizabeth Lewis Thelma Rockwood Emily Scrivens Jennie Easterbrook and others. An application for membership and committee appointments were noted, with gifts to the junior past noble grand Pearle Wright and to the installing officers. The next meeting is New Officers Night, with Past Noble Grands Association meeting January 26 at 140 Stanford Avenue. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Grafton
Lodi
St. Clair
Anna Brenner
Stella Landers
Hazel Markel
Noble Grand
Adelia Lutz
Elizabeth Lewis
Thelma Rockwood
Emily Scrivens
Guardian
Jennie Easterbrook
Pearle Wright
Noble Grands Association
Ida Holbrook
Stanford Avenue
Elizabeth Mischka
Forty-Two Attend Women's Association Meeting
Forty-two women attended the Second Congregational Church Women's Association gathering on Wednesday afternoon. New president Mrs. Frank Spencer outlined three yearly aims: religious development, practical service, and expanding world missions. A six month tripper committee was named alongside an upkeep group. Members distributed program booklets and discussed mission topics referencing E Stanley Jones and readings on Japan. Mission tea plans and speakers were announced for January twenty seventh at the Church of Christ with Mrs. F. J. Rawlison as speaker. Tea duties were assigned to the program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association
Frank Spencer
W. A
George Lamberton
Ed Smith
Barl Jolley
Harry Burillhart
Sam Winchell
Cora Ludlow
G. Lamberto
John Haldeman
Rita Bourkel
Lamberton
Brillhart
Frank Loverer
Guisinger
Harold Olmsted
Spencer
E. Stanley Jones
China
Japan
Warren Wright
Hera‘d
Georgia
Christian Century
India
World Council
Daughters of St. Andrew Plan Benefit Card Party
Daughters of St. Andrew held a business session at Mrs. L B Nock’s Denton avenue home after dessert. President Mrs. L Dyke reported on the parish. A benefit card party is set for February second at the YWCA parlors, replacing the next meeting. A parish dinner for all members is planned for February tenth, with Mrs. George Gould and Mrs. Harry Reynolds posting the top bridge scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Bridge
George Gould
Harry Reynolds
Dinner Hosts Honor Store Guests with Bingo Awards
Employees of the John Lersch Co. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fulton at Mrs. Krieg's on West Avenue. Yellow flowers and candles brightened the table as the group enjoyed dinner and a bingo game. Awards went to Mrs. Marie Rice, Mrs. Marguerite Hart, and Mrs. Maude Copas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lersch Co
C. C. Fulton
Circle 2 Guest Luncheon at First Methodist Church
Mrs Grace Barton hosted Circle 2 of First Methodist Church at a guest luncheon on Kriston Avenue with 27 members and 23 guests. Mrs H B Stone led the business meeting on Growing in Grace as Mrs Aura Dole led prayer, a hatting bee reward was announced, and plans for an international tea were noted. The session adjourned to meet February 16 with Mrs M Wilcox at 225 Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Barton
Kriston Avenue
First Methodist Church
W. Oj. Linins
J. H. Korb
H. B. Stone
PF Clark
Peter
Isc
Aura Dole
Tren
Uwe
Birthday Dinner for Golden Rule Class at Donald Raan Home
The Intermediate boys class of the Church of Christ known as the Golden Rule Class led by Mrs. Burton Ross gathered at Donald Raan's home at 1212 Lake Avenue for a birthday surprise dinner. A chicken dinner and a large white three tier cake with fourteen candles marked Donald's January birthday while others in January had lighted candles. The group included Jim Johnson, PRH Kaiser, Tack Esher, Gerald Laver, Jim Kine, Tom Carr, Edward Pahl, Tom Smith, and Junald Ryan. They sang, played games, and exchanged gifts with all members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Burton Ross
Donald Raan
Lake Avenue
Donald
Green
Xeliow
Mrs Gwin To Be Hostess For Church Group Event
Mrs Ralph Gwin of 147 Cornell Avenue will entertain Friday evening as part of the Weaver Ciub of the Church of Christ. Mrs E F Layer will give the book review and each member is to bring a baby picture to display and staple toads for a basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs. Gwin
Nettle Fineh Weaver Ciub
Church of Christ
Ralph Gwin
Cornell Avenue
EF. OR
Layer
Four Circles Of First Congregational Woman's Association
Four Circles of the First Congregational Church Woman's Association held meetings. Circle 1 featured Mrs Derk, with devotions by Mrs Rich and a Russian peasant linen display. guests attended and next meeting set for February. Circle 2 hosted 28 guests with lessons on Esther and New Year thoughts. refreshments served. Circle 3 covered a Panama Canal travel account by Mrs Persons after a brief business session. Circle 4 discussed Psalm 23 study and Dr Link's Return to Religion. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Woman’s Association
L. R. Todd
Mayme Frederick
Circle No. 4
Fifth Street
Will Wilder
J. R. Mott
William Bell
Dr. Link
Nat Guard Armory Rummage Sale Hosted by Jr. Woman's Club
A rummage sale organized by the Jr. Woman's Club will be held at the Nat Guard Armory on January 22 starting at 8 AM. Proceeds support community projects and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat’ Guard Armory
Jr. Woman's Club
Kent State pledges Alpha Sigma Tau freshmen
Wilda Foreman and Ruth Ann Sheldon, daughters of local residents, were pledged to Alpha Sigma Tau sorority at Kent State University where they are freshmen. Other items note travels and visits by local residents including trips to New York City Chicago Florida and Las Vegas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda Foreman
F. B. Foreman
Grant Street
Ruth Ann Sheldon
F. E. Sheldon
Cambridge Street
Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority
Kent State University
Albert Youngless
Columbus Street
New York City
Leo F. Nichola
East Avenue
Brewster
Ohio
Eleanor Brandan
Laseroot’s
Chicago
Rewell Wilford
Copinabee
Lansing
Michigan
H. E. Stutz
Port Richey
Florida
Kenneth Young
Elyria Memorial Hospital
B.C. Alexander
Chase Street
Dorothy Seidel
Alice Maple
Gertrude Adams
Cleveland Arena
Bert Wise
Henry Swesey
Louise Baker
Cleveland
National Park
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Roy Davis
National Park Coltese
Evangeline Rothe Davie
Wadsworth
Cambridge Avenue
Jack Copas
Ed Hazen
Lorain
Mazer Bowes
Hazen
New president leads Blut Triangle club meeting
Helen Harris presided at the Blut Triangle club meeting at the YWCA where details were discussed for their role in the annual YWCA banquet next Tuesday. Plans were made for a coera party on February 25 with all attendees to contact Myria Thompson or Marcella Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Harris
Blut Triangle Club
Y. W. Coa
Y. W. Co. Aa
Futher
YW. C. AL
Myria Thompson
Marcella Haves
Emmanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Plan Swiss Steak Supper
Fifteen members met at the church for a business session and decided to hold a Swiss steak supper on February 17 and to conduct sewing meetings two weeks after each business session to prepare articles for the Fall bazaar. The first sewing meeting is February 2 at Mrs. Arthur Hess home 323 Eastern Heights boulevard at 2:00. The meeting closed with the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Arthur Hess
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elyria Council to Hear Miss Vivian Small on Emily Dickinson
Miss Vivian Small, president of Lake Erie College, Painesville Ohio, will address the Elyria Council of the American Association of University Women at a 6 15 pm dinner meeting at the Grays stone Hotel. She will speak on Emily Dickinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian
Small
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Ohio
Elyria Council of American Association Co
Graystone Flotel
Emily Dickinson
Courtesy Honors For Maxine Roling At Club Gathering
Postscript club members visited Miss Myrtle O'Con nor at her Indian Trol low Road home Tuesday evening to honor Maxine Roling on her birthday. The group played bridge and award honors went to Mary O'Con nor and Lucille Roling. Plans were made for a three course dinner Saturday night and the next regular meeting set for February 3 at Mrs. Clarence Brown's home on Woesravenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Roling
Myrtle O'Connor
Indian Trollow Road
Miss Roling
Mary O’connor
Lucille Roling
Clarence Brown
Woesravenue
Club welcomes two guests for afternoon meeting
Mrs BE J Gotro of Oberlin Road attended a Chrysanthemum Club gathering yesterday afternoon as two guests, Mrs Alfred Nash and Mrs Charles Winkler joined, with Mrs Walter Kipt achieving the high score and Mrs Dick Munz second. Luncheon followed at small tables, and the club adjourned to meet February sixteenth with Mrs Otto Niemeyer of Harvard Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. J. Gotro
Oberlin Road
Alfred Nash
Charles Winkler
Walter Kipt
Dick Munz Wa Cou
Otto Niemeyer
Harvard Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Rosemary Ree mants of 144 Clarh street, Joan Fields of South Middle avenue, Mrs. Fred Anthis of 416 Third street, Adrian Read, Norman Pichoda of 131 Bell avenue, Tony Campagna of Avon, Mrs. Grace Winckles of Cleveland road, and others. Discharges list Mrs. Carl Schmitkens of R. D. No. 2, Carl Lenartson of 159 Bellefield avenue, Mrs. Henry McHenry of Stop 9 Lake avenue, and Mrs. Kenneth Young of 2 Woodland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Reemants
Clarh Street
Joan Fields
South Middle Avenue
Fred Anthis
Third Street
Adrian Read
R. D
Norman Pichoda
Bell Avenue
Tony Campagna
Avon
Grace Winckles
Cleveland Road
Carl Schmitkens
Carl Lenart+ son
Bellefield Avenue
Henry McHenry
Lake Avenue
Kenneth Young
Woodland Avenue
Chicken Supper at Hungarian Reformed Church
Sunday night January 23 at 5 thirty PM a chicken supper will be served at the Hungarian Reformed Church. Price seven pence. Proceeds support church activities and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Elyria Calendar Notes Local Meetings Tonight
Calendar items for Elyria include the Education Association and Women's Benefit Association events at Eagles Hall and 1st Congregational Church Society annual meeting with a 6:30 dinner. Also listed are church social events, civic clubs, DeMolay youth chapter, and town notices. stray item mentions Hertfordshire fox nuisance and cemetery culling of 13 foxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOR
Elyria Education Association
Women's Benefit Association
Eagles Hall
Yhanta
Sylvia Abramoskau
Murray Ridge
A. C. Roush
Spruce Street
1St Congregational Church Society
Galaxy
Richard Horan
Denison Avenue
St. John’s Aid Society
Graystone
Vivian B. Small
Lake Erie College
Pythian Sister Officers Club
Ernst
Garvin
Elyria Council No. 86
Masonic Temple
Junior Dramatic Club
West Side
Pilgrim Community Women's Association
Jack Pycroft
Clark Street
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Sete
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Leedale's
Teleph Leeda
Alsay and
NLY
Imnes
Beauty Shoppe
News of the Girl Scouts
RESAR
East River Street
Rebekah
Lyon
Eso
Te Feoticos
Circle 2
Circle NO
Jack Derk
Russia
H Erusband
Ott
Teel Company
Rele No
Alex Schillenah
Gates Avenue
Elizabeth Rich
Derk
Hl. H. Meckley
First Congregational Church
W. C. Clark
Tony Manzo
Edna May Johnson
James Hewitt
L. C. Meredith
Elizabeth Meredith
Walter Reed
L. Stearns
Grant Muses
Ralph Murbach
H. W. Leuthi
Circle No. 3
Washington Avenue
Lorain County Bank Bldg
Crow Hollow LP
Murbach Coal
Ostrov’s
A. A
Hertfordshire
England
Haserodt’s
Broad St
Elyria, O
Haserodts
Coats
Lapins
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