Junior Woman's Club welcomes six new members with plans
A lively meeting at the club house featured six new members Mrs Charles Wentz Mrs Clark Kesnon Miss Aifee Winifred Ehricke Miss Mildred Findlay Miss Maxine Carroll and Mrs Herman Wooaspecn The group discussed a Leap Year dance and a rummage sale with committees led by Mrs Churchill Goodspeed and Miss Barbara Plocher A future two week meeting was announced plus hostesses for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Woman’s Club
Junior Woman's Club
Charles Wentz
Clark Kesnon
Aifee Winifred Ehricke
Mildred Findlay
Maxine Carroll
Herman Wooaspecn
Churchill Goodspeed
Ethyl Milliren
Nelson S. Fitch
Marian Upp
Barbara Plocher
Betty Burnet
Betty Agate
Milliren
Y. W.c. A. Girl Reserves
Ted Seward
Daisy
Pearl
Jeanette Shrubsole
Billison
Jean Smith
Bundy
Ada Mae Ransom
Jolly Twelve Pinochle Club Hosts Awards Night
Mr and Mrs Arthur Perkins entertained the Jolly Twelve Pinochle Club last evening. Prizes for high scores went to Clyde Clapp and Mrs Fred Schaub while low honors were earned by Fred Schaub and Mrs Perkins. Mr and Mrs Mel Brown of Riverside Court will host the group in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Perkins
Jolly Twelve
Bingo Card Party and Mystery Play at Ridgeville Grange
Acme Grange presents The Black Derby a mystery play at Ridgeville Grange Hall on Thursday January 23 at 8 PM. St Mary's Hall in Web hosts a bingo card party the same evening with admission 10 and 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Hall
Web
Acme Grange
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Thurs
Kellogg All-Bran Promises Gentle Constipation Relief
A vintage advertisement asserts that proper diet beats drugs for constipation and promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a bulk forming food. It claims the product absorbs moisture to form a cleansing soft mass, provides internal exercise, and supplies vitamin B and iron while supporting regularity for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s All-Bran
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Thelma Kaiser
A delightful surprise Saturday at Mrs. Charles Parker’s Fast Avenue home honored Thelma Kaiser on her 13th birthday with games dancing and a festive pastel decorated table and a huge cake. Guests included Dorothy Ladyard Carl Spaulding and others. gifts were given to the honoree. The Girl Scout Troop 2 Court of Honor meeting was postponed as leaders and patrols gathered for a program at Second Congregational Church planning crafts drama and folk dancing for the next three months with the next regular meeting set for January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Parker
Fast Avenue
Thelma Kaiser
Mae
Celia Gill
Olive Hoogenboom
Bettye Kaltser
Dorothy Ladyard
Carl Spaulding
Betty Orvis
Gordon Cashner
Clara Merquard
Lloyd Kinney
Myra Scharffer
Chichie Reynolds
Wilma Parker
Junior Reynolds
Bob Spaulding
Second Congregational Church
Mr. And Mrs. Cheney To Mark 50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Adelbert Cheney of Lorain will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Thursday January 23. Married in Elyria by Rev W W West they spent early years in Eaton township then moved to Westerville in 1912 before settling in Lorain at 419 Fifteenth Street. Mr Cheney a retired National Tube worker. Children Alvin Cheney Louis Cheney Floyd Cheney and Mrs A E Matthews plan a family dinner next Sunday at their home. Three grandchildren Ellis Cheney Clyde Matthews Earl Matthews. the couple belong to Christian Temple in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert Cheney
Lorain
Elyria
Methodist Parsonage
W. W. West
Mr. Cheney
Eaton Township
Westerville
Ohio
Fifteenth Street
Cheney
Alvin Cheney
Washington Avenue
Louis Cheney
Floyd Cheney
Boston
Massachusetts
A. E. Matthews
22Nd Street
Ellis Cheney
Clyde
Earl Matthews
Mrs. Cheney
The
Christian Temple In
Playmakers Discuss Tickets and Rehearsals at YMCA Meeting
Last evening the Playmakers met at the YWCA gym to review ticket sales for the two week campaign and urge full cast effort. They noted season tickets for the remaining three plays, discussed modern dress versus costumes for Lady Windermere's Fan, and held intensive rehearsals for Dangerous Corner with rehearsals planned five times weekly. The next business meeting is scheduled for Monday at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Charles Clark
Lady Windermere
Lorain County Girl Scout Leaders Form Association
Leaders from Elyria Oberlin and Lorain organized the Lorain County Girl Scout Leaders Association on Monday in Oberlin with Mrs Taft as chairman pro tem Permanent officers elected Mrs T V Boylan Elyria chairman Mrs Don Bryant Oberlin vice chairman and Mrs Paul Roig Elyria secretary The group aims to strengthen ties among thirty one troops and met February 24 at 745 p m at 1151 West Avenue the home of Mrs T V Boylan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Girl Scouts Leaders’ Association
Elyria
Oberlin
Lorain
Taft
T. V. Boylap
Don Bryant
Paul Roig
T. V. Boylan
West Avenue
Advisor Hosts Members With Skating Party Events
Mrs Dewey Croft, the club advisor, entertained members at a brief business session Saturday afternoon. The group then attended a skating party at Rainbow Gardena before adjourning. The next meeting is set for February first and will feature a treem dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triple H
Dewey Croft
Rainbow Gardena
Calendar of club meetings and events across town
A dense listing notes multiple groups meeting at varied locations. St John s Young People s League Ta Wa Si Club Truth Seekers Galaxy Club Sigma Omega Sigma Frank Harmon Lodge and many others hold sessions at churches Y W C A Masonic halls schools and private homes with meals and officer installations. Notable items include Knights of St John installation and dance plus a tureen supper for Girl Scouts and a book review event by Mrs Novatney at 918 West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Young People’s League
Ta Wa Si
Mildred Whitney
Chase Street
Truth Seekers
Nettie Patton
Parkview Court
Galaxy Club
Ted Seward
Sigma Omega Sigma
Jane MecQuistion
Frank
Harmon Lodze
Orne Sempre
Alice Koehn
Knights of St. John
K. of C. Hall
Paul Grell
Alpha Sigma Chi
Marjorie Baus
P. W
St. Mary’s School
Young Women’s League
Girl Scout Committee
A. M. Hannaford
Sth
Alpha Delta Alpha Sorority
Betty Moehl
Daughters of Scotia
Harry Brillhart
Woodland Avenue
E. Smith
Florence Gillman
Men's Brotherhood of
2Nd Cong'l
Richard Stevens
Emmanuel Lutheran
D. Lindberg
Carl Pomelee
Harwood Street
Grace Lutheran Church
Novatney
Killian Maston
West Avenue
West Avenue. Mrs. Novatney
Clarence Day
Father
J. C. George
Roger Babson
Lorain County Bee Keepers Association Meeting Report
The Lorain County Beekeepers Association met last evening at New Oberlin Road with Jr and Mrs Theodore Manns hosting. Dr W E Dunham urged all beekeepers to attend the Ohio Beekeepers Association winter meeting in Columbus January 28 to 30, noting worthwhile speakers. A discussion about how prolonged cold weather could affect local bees followed before the social hour with honey themed candy. Plans for the next meeting will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Bee Keepers Association
Theodore Manns
New Oberlin Road
W. E. Dunham
Ohio Bee Keepers’ Association
Columbus
P98
Tureen Supper Held by Junior Friendship Club
Shirley Altfeld chaired the tureen supper for the Junior Friendship club at the YWCA last evening. About fifty girls sat at long tables. Dean H. Kintner, now with the National Society for Crippled Children and formerly with radio station WJWK in Cleveland, spoke on radio experiences and sound effects, followed by an open discussion. A brief business meeting preceded the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Altfeld
Junior Friendship Club
Dean
Kintner
National Society For Crippled Children
WIIK
Cleveland
Hospital and discharges listed for Vermilion Lorain and surrounding areas
A hospital report lists residents connected to Vermilion and nearby towns. Names include Archy Hardy Mrs William Wiech and Catherine Pachuta with addresses. discharges feature Mrs Noble Stiles Mrs Fletcher Holliday and two babies, plus residents Henry Nix and Lydia Bogner among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Hardy
William Wiech
East River Street
Catherine Pachuta
Floral Court
Donald Settlement
Wellington
Donald King
Denison Avenue
William Wigert
Ridgeville
Noble Stiles
Shear Street
Fletcher Holliday
Ninth Street
Ralph Gertz
Lorain
Pasenow
W. 16Th Street
Arthur Brunk
Joseph Coon
W. River
Henry Nix
W. 2Nd Street
Earl Cramer
Harry Holton
W. 10Th Street
Charles Nazy
Grafton
Lydia Bogner
Mansfield
Andrew Smith
Pittsburgh Man Speaks at United Presbyterian Mission Board Meeting
Dr J H Waite, assistant secretary treasurer of the United Presbyterian Board of Administration in Pittsburgh, spoke at the Men s Missionary League gathering in the church parlors about the boards work in American missions. He highlighted needs in spirituality education and morality and urged league support for mountain regions lacking churches. The gathering included a musical program led by Roy Ramage and attracted 25 members with plans for a February talk by Fred C MacMillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Missionary League of the
United Presbyterian Church
J. H. Waite
Board of Administration of
The
Pittsburgh
Board of American Missions
Men's League
White
Knoxville
Licenses for Alex Jesensky and Stella Lach Noted
Licenses issued for Alex Jesensky of Lorain to operate a dry cleaning business and Stella Lach of Black River township. Historical note references Napoleon Bonaparte’s 1798 Egyptian campaign bringing learned men to study antiquities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Jesensky
Lorain
Stella Lach
Black River Township
Napoleon
Egypt
Dr M D Haag Heads Elyria Dental Society
Dr M D Haag was elected president of the Elyria Dental Society at a meeting yesterday held at the Gables after a luncheon for fourteen dentists in attendance. He succeeds Dr R EB Jackson, while Dr R W Johnson takes over as secretary treasurer from Dr Edw Hackett. Plans for future meetings were discussed. the society will meet on the first and third Mondays each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Haig
Elyria Dental Society
the Gables
Haag
R. EB. Jackson
R. W. Johnson
Edw. Hackett
Four Topics Presented by Child Conservation League Meeting
Four topics were presented by the Child Conservation League at Mrs. Paul Russert and Mrs. Glen Rogers home at 164 Stanford Avenue. Mrs. W. W. Wooden spoke on Developing the Habit of Observation and Concentration. Mrs. Russell Stokley spoke on Does the Fear of Punishment Prevent Bad Habits. Mrs. Archie West presented Opening the Mind of the Child. and Mrs. F. W. Lohnes concluded with Nerve Control of the Child. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday February seventeenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
Paul Russert
Glen Rogers
Stanford Avenue
W. W. Wooden
Russell Stokley
Archie West
F. W. Lohnes
Mrs Dickens Hosts B B B Club Evening
Mrs Dickens entertained fifteen members of the B B B Club at 346 Oxford Avenue last night after a brief business meeting. Thirty six bunco games were played with prizes awarded to Mrs Beattie Mrs Dean and Mrs Keith and a special prize to Mrs Radde. Refreshments were served and the club adjourned to February 3 when Mrs Radde of 511 East Broad Street will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dickens Sr
Oxford Avenue
B. B. B. Club
Bun- Co
David Beattie
Fred Dean
Fred Kieth
Arthur Radde
Local fraternal meetings postponed and scheduled events
The card party by the Ladies of G A R at William Sabina home on Furnace street is postponed. Marshall Chapter No 47 will meet Wednesday. M M Degree to be presented. H P Carl Dramm urges good attendance. Rollin E Hinkson Sewing Circle meets at Emma Brown home. Frank S Harmon Lodge holds an education program with C E Wigton of Oberlin presenting Masonry in China. Tomorrow night the lodge travels to Lorain for another educational meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sabina
Furnace Street
Marshall
M. M
H. P. Carl Dramm
Rollin E. Hinkson
Emma Brown
Riverside Court
Frank S. Harmon
C. E. Wigton
Oberlin
China
Lorain
Drama group reviews two plays at Morton home
The A A U W Drama group met at Mrs. F H Morton’s Cleveland Street home to review Zoe Akins The Old Maid and The Great Waltz by Mrs Harold Kunkle. February meetings move to Tuesday evenings to coincide with Jacob Meyer lectures at the YWCA. The next gathering will be February 5 at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe Akins
F. H. Morton
Cleveland Street
Johann Strauss
Harold Kunkle
Jacob Meyer
Help Club Hosts Bridge Night At The Gables
Mrs Ima Strait and Miss Sabra Armstrong hosted sixteen Help Club members for dinner and bridge at The Gables at 6 30 Monday evening. Prize winners included Mrs J Martin Beck Miss Olive Lapp and Miss Mary Beattie. February hosts are Miss Georgiana Taft and Mrs Milton Baumbhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima Strait
Sabra Armstrong
Help Club
The
Gables
Bridge
Miss Armstrong
J. Martin Beck
Olive Lapp
Mary Beattie
Georgiana Taft
Milton Baumbhardt
Personal notices of local residents move and travel
Mr and Mrs Harry Funk and yon Donald moved to Memphis Tennessee where the former has taken a position with U S Steel. Mrs Russell Smith returns to No 42 Colonial Apartments after visiting Regina Saskatchewan for her mother's illness. Miss Gladys Reublin leaves for New York City and Long Island for three weeks. Mrs Amy Francia of the Style Center departs for New York City on a buying trip. J N Drage of Youngstown Ohio heads to Elyria for the death of his aunt Mrs C W Hines of Litchfield Ohio. Max Goldstein is in New York City on a Style Center business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Funk
Yon Donald
Memphis
Tennessee
U. S. Steel Corporator
Russell Smith
Colonial Apartments
Regina
Sask
Canada
Gladys Reublin
New York City
Long Island
Amy Francia
Style Center
J. N. Drage
Youngstown
Ohio
Elyria
C. W. Hines
Litchfield
Max Goldsteins
Welsh Club Meeting Speaks on St David's Day Plans
Welsh Club members gathered at 309 East River Street to discuss St. David's Day observance on March first and a February 11 district meeting at Hotel Cleveland. Mrs. James Davies hosted with tea and Welsh cakes. delegates were planned with assistance from Mrs. Davies Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Gwiliam Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davies
East River Street
J. C. Lloyd
Rocky River
Mary T. Humphries
Cleveland
Robert Moore
Davies
Moore
Gwiliam Jones
L. P. Davis
Penfield Avenue
E L F Club Meets at Miss Stegman Home on Chase
Miss Norma Stegman hosted an E L F Club gathering at her Chase Street home. Members enjoyed informal knitting and sewing. A business meeting outlined plans to be announced later. Luncheon featured a green and white dining room table. Next meeting set for February 3 at Miss Claire Emerich’s Middle Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Stegman
Chase Street
E. L. F. Club
Claire Emerich
Middle Avenue
Literary Club resumes after holidays with Silas Crockett dinner
Ten members gathered at Mrs. Harold Rorick's home for a tureen dinner at 6 30 last evening marking their first post holiday meeting. Mrs. Henry Ingersoll Jr reviewed Mary Ellen Chase's Silas Crockett about generations of American shipping aristocracy. Next meeting set for Monday January 27 at Mrs. Ingersoll's West Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Literary Club
Harold Rorick
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Mary Ellen Chase
Silas Crockett
Ingersoll
West Avenue
Chin Tong club hosts hostess and initiation at home on Second Street
Rosabel Carpenter hosted the Chin Tong club last evening with a brief business session. Miss Grayce Shinsky was initiated and guests included Miss Aileen Marks of Baltimore visiting Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Schork. Prizes for bridge went to Harryette Keller and Miss Marks as the club plans another meeting in two weeks with Miss Kathryn Noonan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosabel Carpenter
Second Street
Grayce Shinsky
Aileen Marks
Baltimore
Maryland
R. J. Schork
Harryette Keller
Miss Marks
Kathryn Noonan
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting and Local Nuptials Update
The Ladies Auxiliary to Post 1079 Veterans of Foreign Wars met last evening in Broad street club rooms with Eleanor McCully presiding. A Zone meeting invitation from Gladys Cahoon of Cleveland was read for January 31 at 7 30 in the Public Auditorium. After adjournment, a lunch was served. Anna Edington of 632 Cleveland street announces her son Carl’s marriage to Miss Jean Casebier of Royal Oak Michigan. The ceremony occurred Saturday January 18 in Detroit where the groom works at Young Spring Factory. The Edingtons will reside at 303 Fairgrove avenue, Royal Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Broad Street
Eleanor McCully
Gladys Cahoon
Cleveland
Anna Edington
Cleveland Street
Carl
Jean Casebier
Fancy prints pattern for dresses with cowl neck style
If you have a fancy for prints, now is the time to indulge. They're so smart beneath your winter coat and carry on through spring. Pattern No. 3355 fits sizes 14, 16, 18 and 36 bust. Size 16 uses 4 yards of 39 inch material. Send 15 cents for pattern and 10 cents for Fashion Book. Together 25 cents. Address to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department 160 Fifth Ave New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Canada Plans Youth Camps of CCC Type
Ottawa Ont A new and brighter era opens for unemployed youths in Canada They will be sent to training centers patterned on US conservation camps The 20 000 youths in present camps earning 20 cents a day will be abolished Apprenticeship training urged by Inter provincial Conference led by Ontario minister David Croll Adoption of a training system will mark a new departure in treatment of unemployed youths The Dominion labor department has studied US CCC camps and will likely pattern Canada’s camps after them The new camps will be centers of vocational training and education with regular wages to cover board lodging and clothes Some camps will serve youths only others older unemployed men Education departments will cooperate to provide schooling for the men The aim is to prevent youths drifting province to province and keep them in one place for a defined period The program centers on preparing youths minds and bodies for work when jobs become available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
United States
David Croll
Ontario
Dominion
Dominion Department of Labor
CCC
John
The Eel Mystery Revealed by Danish Scientist
Danish researcher after seventeen years of eel study concludes young eels migrate from sea into rivers to live and feed for years. When mature they return to the sea, cross the Atlantic to waters northeast of the West Indies where they fertilize eggs and die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
West Indies
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Susanna Wesley
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ella Morse
Maxine Miller
Jennie Morse
Hillsdale Court
J. L. Mathis
Claire Hollis
Edna Mae Wilson
Harry Lite
Princeton Avenue
Marion Keeler
Kenyon Court
Clarence Schroeder
Robert Smith
Morse
Lowrey Snow
Willis Williams
Richard Smith
Max Gilbert
Scouts
G. S
John Barry Ryan
Mrs. Ryan
Palm Beach
Fla
Pittsburgh Man Speaks
George A. Brown
Herbert Cooke
Lakewood
League
Fred C. MacMillan
MacMillan
Monmouth College
Mille J. Taylor
M. D. Haag
Mrs. Dickens
Catherine Nacke
University of Iowa
Laura I. Baldt
A. M
Teachers College
Columbia University
N.Y
St. David's Day
Nickets
Newell Hotel
Schwind’s Picture Store
FUR Sale
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Ave
Wilmot Pty. Co
Masonic Temple
Newell
Russell Rupert
Big Ben Lump
Marbach Coal
Chun Zzaa
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