St Marys Altar Society Holds First Dinner Of Year
Dorothy Funk and Mable Little report St Marys Altar Society held its first dinner of the year in the parish hall with about 180 attendees. Mrs Rose Williams presented appreciation gifts to past officers. Fr Scharnitsky spoke. cards and sewing followed with prizes awarded in bridge five hundred and pedro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Altar Society
St, Mary’s Parish Hall
Altar Society
Harold Robinson
Rose Williams
William Moseley
Martha Guerin
Mary White
Gertrude Daly
Hev
Scharnitsky
C. A. Beaver
Mary Diedrich
Pedro
M. Lehman
Lester Diedrich
Frank Jones
Hostesses Named for YWCA Banquet Led by Chairman
Mrs. Leo Meyer, YWCA Board chair, lists co hosts for the annual banquet on Tuesday January 25 at 6 30 p m. The lineup includes dozens of named hostesses and ends with a program at First Methodist Church featuring Dr Edwin McNeill Patent of Euclid Avenue Baptist Church and a 25th anniversary sketch for the Elyria YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Meyer
Ywca Board of Directors
YWCA
Mark Willis
R. C. Novatney
J. H. Hurst
Henry Ingersoll
Frank Wilford
BE. J. Crisp
Robert Crehore
J. E. Thatcher
Geo
Richard Thayer
Dewey Hull
L. P. Kaiser
C. Esker
O. Pallas
al Vietzen
A. L. Patrick
J. B. Johnson
J. D. Severs
Morris Brown
R. T. J. Martin
H. D. Biggs
H. H. Benham
Audrey Squires
Dorothy Saywell
Elzabeth Brown
Kathryn Schubert
Sylvia Chervenka
Grace McCullough
Margaret Minch
Leona Callahan
Laura Dellafield
Nellie Lewis
Jane McGuire
Helen Rudy
Minnie Haas
Evelyn Fennimore
Beatrice Fell
Lizzie Hahn
Nellie Wilderson
Gladys Reublin
Hannah Garford
Mabel Eubanks
Frances Lemon
Myria Thompson
Marcella Hayes
Jeannette Shrubeole
Ada May Ransom
First Methodist Church
Edwin McNelill
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Elyria Ywca
Ees
Ater
Bake Sale Sat At Mary Martha M E Church
A bake sale is planned for Saturday morning at the Roy Hultz Store and the Mary Martha Class will host the event at the M E Church. Proceeds benefit church activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Roy Hultz
Mary-Martha
M. E. Church
Lorain Girl Announces Approaching Marriage
Miss Kay Kawal of 519 Brownell avenue Lorain announces her coming marriage to Henry Eden of Munice Indiana. The party featured bridge prizes for Mildred Setler and Lucille Miller with others honored. The wedding is set for February 19 at the Christian Temple Lorain at 4 30 in the afternoon with many guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Kawal
Brownell Avenue
Lorain
Henry Eden
Muncie
Indiana
Bridge
Buneco
Mildred Setler
Lucille Miller
Lee Kaspirek
Ellen Maddock
Christian Temple
Washington Avenue
Helen Schuenemann
Dorothy Curtiss
Margaret Persensky
Dorothy Gott
Mildred Steller
Catherine Schulz
Jane Uacy
Florence Simes
Gladys Zarnke
Julia Kawal
Pauline Kawal
Hold Kid Party Whiz Bang Club Meeting
The Whiz Bang club held its monthly gathering at Margaret Eschke’s home with a kid party theme. Virginia Yuronish won best dressed, and Irma Eschke Tillie Cebula and Virginia Yuronish received prizes for games. The business portion included secretary and treasurer reports and the selection of secret sisters for the year. The next meeting, a pajama party, is set for February 17 at Frances Rahrig’s home with refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiz Bang Club
Margaret Eschke
Virginia Yuronish
Irma Eschke
Tillie Cebula
Frances Rahrig
Galaxy Hostess Opens February Social at Denison Ave
Mrs Richard Horan was a charming hostess last evening to Galaxy at her home 200 Denison avenue after bridge games awards went to Mrs Ted Seward first Miss Winifred Seward second and Mrs Richard Gollmar third prizes wrapped in printed doll paper with yellow tulle. A two course supper and pink flower centerpiece followed. The Galaxy party for February is planned for the fifth at Hotel Cleveland and Mrs Robert Bainbridge will entertain February third on Grafton road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Horan
Galaxy
Denison Avenue
Ted E. Seward
Winifred Seward
Richard Gollmar
Cleveland
Robert Bainbridge
Grafton Road
Rummage Sale at National Guard Armory
Jr. Woman's Club hosts a rummage sale at the Nat Guard Armory starting January 22 at 8 A.M. Funds support club activities and local charitable needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat’ Guard Armory
Jr. Woman’s Club
Emma Zahrley Begins Sixth Year as President of WBA
Emma Zahraley was installed for a sixth year as president of the Women’s Benefit Association at Bagies Hall assisted by Mrs Helen Sawyer and Dorothy Barry. Officers received red roses. Delia Lutz is vice president chaplain, Stella Landers acting past president, and a full list of officers and entertainers was noted, including a Stage Arts program directed by Irvin Plain with Gene St Marie at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sawyer
Leputy
Cleveland
Dorothy Barry
Women’s Benefit Association
Bagies Hall
Emma Zahriey
Delia Lutz
Stella Landers
Marvella Krebs
Carrie Metcalf
Bertha Olmsted
Helen Arias
Kate Prentice
Nina Hitsman
Agnes Erickson
Edith Hill
Lucille McLaughlin
Nellie Reynolds
Leona Schmidt
Betty Kreutzfeld
Margaret Miller
Zahrler
Erickson
Prentice
Wellington
Stage Arts
Irvin Plain
Gene St. Marie
Joe Boddy
Honor for Former Associate Mise Kay Cluley in Cleveland
Sigloe hosted a birthday dinner party at Murny’s on Middle Avenue with Mise Kay Cluley as special guest. Guests sat at a long table with pink tapers and a large birthday cake centerpiece. The evening included a recreation room with bridge and hearts, and prizes awarded to Ruth Kelling, Marion Barnes, and Betty Moehle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Kay Cluley
Cleveland
Sigioe
Murny’s
Middle Avenue
Miss Cluley
Sigloe
Vermilion-on-the-Lize
Middle Step Club Plans YWCA Banquet and Sale
Middle Step Club president Donna Chapman announced that girls in the club planning to attend the YWCA banquet on Tuesday January 23 should contact Helen Rudy or Jane Metruire. The club will hold its annual white elephant sale on January on Monday. The committee includes Helen Louise Zechman secretary Sadie Vie Wurth and Eva Varga. A tureen will be served at 6 36 in the YWCA residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Chapman
Middle Step Club
Helen Rudy
Jane Metruire
Helen Louise Zechman
Sadie Vie Wurth
Eva Varga
County Federation Of Democratic Women Sponsor Luncheon
The Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women sponsors a luncheon at Oberlin Methodist Church at 1 PM on Wednesday January 26. Speaker Mrs Blake from the Division of Minimum Wage will discuss labor. Reservations due by Monday. notify Mrs Teresa Smith, local club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Party Honors Mrs House Hamilton P T A Leader
A farewell party for Mrs H C House Hamilton P T A executive board was given at the home of president Mrs Fred Hadaway in West avenue. Mrs House leaves this month for Conneaut and received a handkerchiefs shower. Bridge games, high score prizes, a banco table, and refreshments were enjoyed by officers and guests including Mesdames Hadaway Baxter Neubiser Hendricks Filo L Maddok O'Dell Barnhart J Rodgers BR Payne BR Birkline Sotherdon C Warren Miss Elizabeth Freese and Miss Lucy Freiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Parent-Teacher Executive Board
H.C. House
Fred Hadaway
West Avenue
House
Conneaut
Bridge
Tonsotherday
Glen Baxter
Banco
M. E. O'Dell
Mesdames
Hadaway
Baxter
Neubiser
Hendricks
Filo
L. Maddok
O'Dell
Barnhart
J. Rodgers
BR. Payne
BR. Birkline
Sotherdon
C. Warren
F Elizabeth Freese
Lucy Freiss
Lake Erie College President Highlights Emily Dickinson Life
Miss Vivian B. Small, president of Lake Erie College, spoke at the Elyria council dinner on Emily Dickinson. She traced Dickinson's life from Amherst to her later mystic solitude, noting revived interest since 1921 and Dickinson’s place among major poets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie College
Emily Dickenson
Vivian B. Small
Elyria Council
American Association of Univerity Women
Council
Graystone Tiotel
Miss Small
Miss Dickenson
Amherst
Massachusetts
Emerson
Helen Fisk
Helen Hunt Jackson
Emily
Dickenson
Dunlap
Elyria
Northwest Encampment Officers Inducted At Joint Installation
A large Elvria delegation joined with District No. 29 encampments in Oberlin Ohio for the Northwest Encampment installation. Carl Berger of Oberlin presided with Grand Patriarch O C Mar Oberlin district leaders and guests spoke. New Northwest Elyria officers include Vedder Blake Reynolds Johnson Telzerow Renouward. An Oberlin chicken dinner followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvria
District No. 29
Oberlin
O. O. F. Temple
Carl Berger
Ohio
Northwest
Elyria
Chitt
L. E. Vedder
L. J. Blake
M. C. Reynolds
William M. Johnson
S. K. Telzerow
R. R. Renouward
Ralph Brown
Albert H. Pierce
Wellington
Odd Fellowship
Curt Berger
Church of Christ Division C meets for monthly session
Mrs Hugh Thomas of High street hosted fifteen members and three guests from Division C for their monthly meeting. Mrs S N Findlay led the business and devotions. New member Marjorie Mallow was welcomed and plans to fund dime calendars were approved for the year. Next meet February 17 at Mrs Fred Smith 428 East Avenue with luncheon hosted by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Thomas
High Street
Church of Christ
Norah Thompson
James Smith
S. N. Findlay
Marjorie Mallow
Fred Smith
East Avenue
Smith
Fred Brunger
James Crandall
Vern Martin
Sam Findlay
Local Personals Update From Elyria News
Mr and Mrs C D Rawson of Sixth street plan a Milwaukee visit to see son in law Donald Rawson and his wife. June Beck returns home 596 Cleveland after a visit with sister L Zilles of Fremont. Mrs EB D Haines visits sisters in New York City for two months. Fred J Greenich and family to spend weekend in Cleveland with Richard Ingham. Norman Phihoda underwent appendectomy at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Denman family called to Fremont Indiana by death of sister in law. Chauncey Smythe and Katharine Fowler sail from Boston on Lady Rodney for Bermuda Jamaica. Sophia Huntington Parkers Home meeting in Medina. Roy Held and family vacationing in Florida two weeks. Purdue student Thomas Stephens earns distinction among five of two thousand. W B Kelly returns from Florida trip with wife. month-long voyage. Fred Anthis welcomes daughter born January 20 at Elyria Memorial. Anthis reside 416 Third street. Mrs Blanche Sutliffe of Wellington, recovering from arm fracture after fall while visiting Denison avenue in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Rawson
Sixth Street
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Donald Rawson
June Beck
Cleveland Street
L. Zilles
Fremont
EB. D. Haines
Earl Court Ig
Ki. J. Tranter
Mary E. Irwin
New York City
Fred J. Greenich
West Avenue
Cleveland
Richard Ingham
Norman Phihoda
Bell Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
George Denman
Robert Denman
Indiana
Carlton Denman
Chauncey
Ohio
Roy Held
Quincy Street
Florida
Thomas Stephens
Princeton Avenue
Purdue University
LaFayette
Stephens
Purdue
W. B. Kelly
West Eighth Street
Miami
West Palm Beach
Fred Anthis
Anthis
Third Street
Blanche Sutliffe
Wellington
Haruhi Thompson
Denison Avenue
Pageant at St Pauls Evangelical Union theme My Church
Members presented a pageant titled Church of My Dreams at the St Pauls Evangelical Union meeting. Mrs E Irion and others took leading roles with music by Miss Margaret Anthony and Mrs C Wigfield. Devotional service, scripture Acts 11 5 18, and poems followed. An union missionary tea was announced for January 27 at the Church of Christ, First Congregational women to present Mrs Rawlison. Circle 1 served refreshments. Circle 2 to entertain next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Union
Church of My Dreams
E. Irion
H. Anderson
R. Rankin
W. Krieg
A. Vietzen
H. Stein
R. Dumke
F. Raesler
Otto Mischka
Union Missionary
Church of Christ
Cong
Rawlison
Circle 1
Circle 2
Couple To Mark 50th Anniversary With Open House
Charles E B Strickland and Mary E Marey celebrate 50 years of marriage with a Tuesday open house at the Stricklands home in Eaton Township. The event runs from 1:30 to 4:30 PM and again in the evening. They wed at Belden by Rev Hurstman. The couple have four children Fern Jackson Hazel Cornish George Hugh and eight grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles EB. Strickland
Mary E. Marey
Hurstman
Belden
Frank Strickland
Eaton Township
Strickland
Butternut Ridge
Mr. Strickland
Crafton Township
Wellington Township
Grafton Township
Eustis
Florida
Hugh
Rittman
Ohio
Northwest Passage dominates Ninety Five Club luncheon report
Mrs. Horan hosted Ninety Five Club members at a luncheon at the German home on Ohio Street. Mrs. Walter Davies reviewed Northwest Passage by Kenneth Roberts, detailing Major Rogers career and Rogers Rangers intertwined with Langdon Towne’s rise. Mrs. William Stark reviewed This Western Reserve about early settlers and frontier trials. Mrs. S W Henson will entertain at Mrs Selman's home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Horan
Ninety Five Club
Ohio Street
Walter Davies
Kenneth Roberts
Major Rogers
Langdon Towne
Harvard
Crown Point
General Amherst
Rogers
Rangers
Towne
William Stark
Western Reserve
S. W. Henson
New Officers Lead East Side Guild at St Andrew's
East Side Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal church held a meeting at Mrs William Goacher's Cornell avenue home with Mrs Harry Trumpy as new president presiding and presenting a parish activities report. Members sewed for the Auxiliary in the afternoon and were served refreshments. In two weeks Mrs W Dyke of Stanford avenue will host the Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
William Goacher
Cornell Avenue
Harry Trumpy
St. Andrew's Parish
Goucher
W. Dyke
Stanford Avenue
Hobby Club Plans Outing and Valentine Event
The Hobby Club was entertained by Dorothy Ruth Sokol of Cleveland Street on Thursday evening. Members planned a Sunday trip to Findley cabin and a Valentine party on February eleventh, followed by a visit to the Lace Factory. Refreshments were served during the social hour. The group meets once a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobby Club
Dorothy Ruth Sokol
Cleveland Street
Findley Cabin
Club notices and meetings in Cornelly area
Calendar lists gatherings including Nettle Finch Webber Club with Mrs Ralph Gwin on Cornel avenue. M M C Club with Mrs Florence Vanover on 8th street. Royal Neighbors install and officers wear white. Protected Home Circle and Junior Circle joint officer installation. Round Table guests of Judge A R Webber at Edwards home 320 Tenth Street. Order of Eastern Star entertainment and refreshments after regular meeting. V F W and Auxiliary bingo at J H Howlett home Cascade street. Second Congs Deacons and Deaconesses and spouses meet with Dr and Mrs A U Kemp on West Street at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettle Finch Webber Club
Ralph Gwin
Cornell Avenue
M. M. C. Club
Florence Vanover
8Th Street
Royal Neighbors
Round Table Club
A. R. Webber
Edwards Home
Tenth Street
Order of Eastern Star
J. H. Howlett
Cascade Street
Cong’s
A. U. Kemp
West Street
Illustrates Peru Indians at Pilgrim Woman’s meeting
An illustrated lecture on Peruvians and high mountain Indians was given by missionary Mrs House at a Pilgrim Woman’s Association gathering hosted by Mrs Jack Pycroft on Clark Street. Rev Joseph Barton of Oberlin introduced her. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs Jessie Bowers and Vice President Mrs D A Stanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Pilgrim Woman's Association
Jack Pycroft
Clark Street
Joseph Barton
Oberlin
House
Ethel Sparks
Jessie Bowers
D. A. Stanford
Charles Troutman
WL. Bodine
Sunshine
Entertainments at United Presbyterian Bible Class
The Golden Rule Bible class of United Presbyterian church met yesterday at Mrs. James Davies home at 309 East Liver Street. Mrs. A. E. Schulze led devotions from Psalms 19 and 20 and read an article titled Fakir of a Luncheon and other pieces. The afternoon ended with refreshments by the hostess and Mrs. George Smith. The next meeting is planned for three months from now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
James Davies
East Liver Street
A. E. Schulze
Mra. Reorre Smith
Chicken Supper at Hun Marian Reformed Church
Church supper announced for Sunday night January 23 at 5 50 with price 75e. Hamboned by Hun Marian Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunmarian Reformed Church
Sun
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Ethel
Court Street
Ethel’s
D-A-N-C-E
Ohio Serenaders of
Akron
Emma Zahrley
Women’s Benefit Assoc
Orator
Colette Colette
County Federation of Democratic Women
Mrs. House
Carek’s
Carek Florist 'Ad Street
Birkline’s
C.h.merther Co
Ae Ati
Mrs. Horan
E. of C. Hall
Nativity Church
South Amherst
Walton Tee & Fuel Inc
Corner
Broad & FE
River Phone
Merthe & Co
Navy
Royal
Green
Red
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