Mable Head Speaks At YWCA Dinner Meeting
Two hundred members and friends of the Kiyria Y W C A gathered in the Gates Room of the First Congregational church for the annual dinner and meeting. Miss Mable Head delivered the address outlining YWCA aims, fellowship, and the advancement of women, citing work in Rio de Janeiro and China, and stressing ideals of the federation. The program included reports, elections, and the presentation of the play Pygmalion and Galatea with local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiyria Y. W. C. A
Gates
First Congregational Church
George Stevens, Jr
Edwin B. Nedhead
Mable
Y.W.C. A
Clevelland
Hearth
Rio de Janeiro
C. A
China
Internationsad
Speaker Discusses Religious Education at M. E. Men's Club
About eighty men attended the Methodist Church Men's Club supper served by Circle No. 9. Dr. A. Tiurr, the new president, announced upcoming meetings and urged members to inform absent friends. Miss Taylor of Baldwin-Wallace College will speak on Menico at the February 18 gathering, followed by a March father and son banquet featuring Tom Lerwis, Cleveland probate judge. April will be Indies night with a guest speaker yet to be secured. Prof. Franklyn urged up-to-date religious education and trained teachers in Sunday schools, citing New York crime statistics and continuing efforts to integrate church teaching with public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church Men's Club
Circle No. 9
A. Tiurr
Terrummounesd
Daureter
Miss Taylor
Baldwin-Wallace
Ippe
Oon Menico
Mexico
Cleveland
Tom Lerwis
Dave Fi
Franklyn Nevis
Hoyelen- Tin
New York
Moat Sane
Sch Echool
Hoya
Hc Wxchool
Renya Cotleres
General Venricint Union reorganizes with two meetings a month
The General Venricint Union held a reunion meeting last evening electing new officers and approving biweekly gatherings on the first and third Fridays. The group planned February fourth as the next meeting and a special event followed at Mrs Merl Beeton Tearcourt Hane. Members enjoyed progressive games with prizes and a dish on the evening, while Mrs William Weidrich hosted guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Venricint Union
Pers
A. Hinttleran
Frederick Klein
Los Bon Row
Urer
All Sentinel
Wand Mall Biseh
Ainimerutan
Merl Beeti
Weilmann Weidrich
William Weidrich
Cambridge
Local clubs host meetings and social events in Elyria
A cascade of society notes records meetings of the Rectory groups, Woman’s clubs, and orders including Eastern Star and Royal Neighbors. Highlights include a Schumann recital by the Student Art Society, a Lorain County health talk, a Christmas-aided food drive tally, and a birthday party with prizes, plus hospital notes and community updates across Elyria.
Pasadena Couple Weds at Home in Elated Ceremony
Miss Phaget Cousins, granddaughter of Mr and Abe Freeah Millis Peertire, wed Victor Sidby at her home. The bride, Selby, a Pasadena High School graduate, and groom Sethy, a Boston Schools graduate, plan to live at 244 Blanche Street after February first.
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Phaget
End Abe Freeah Millis Peertire
Itv
Ethel Matlaa Comsirs
Jefi
Bade Darwardeni
Calite
Nay
Victor Sidby
Feto
Vooa
Selby
Eat Powa Avenue
Pasadena
Royal
Tiirds
Che Valles
Selly
Pasadena High School
Sethy
Boston
Blanche Street
Banen Club Hosts Evening At Miss Waknes Revo Home
Members of the Bine and Gold Banen Club enjoyed hospitality at Miss Waknes Revo s home on South Maple Street last evening. Prize winners in the evening’s diversions were Mrs Mac Welzel in first place, Mrs Adton Alien second, and Mrs Anna Bailey in third. Refreshments were served before adjournment to meet again in January with Mrs Evane Coven of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bine and Gold Banen Club
wAkKnes Revo
South Mapleatreet
Cie Sane
Mac Welzel
Bird
Adton Alien
Anna
Bailey
Rainbow party entertains at Art Jucl Wy Woman’s Club
Six members of the Professional Women's Club Wert delightfully entertained at a rainbow party in the club room last evening. Mrs Berth Sehutée acted as hostess. Prizes were awarded for guessing correctly and for best in resolving puzzles. Music filled the event with refreshments served later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere
Kame Bill
Alito Euogle
Erie
Mies
Eva Mackey
First Cong L Church Notes Confused Service Report
A garbled church notes item references Pohice Viret Cor CNurensehaet and Miss ahary with board duties for Boreten Missions. It mentions readings, rotations, and plans for a service with unclear names, dates, or places, ending with a note of a very serious end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pohice
Cnurensehaet
Bundmarine
Ma Huth Tsabele
Seabury
Whoa
Atmerican Board of Commissionetts
Boreten
Missahary
Sganopal
Ft Youn
Weil
Ioaur Ciareds
Petia
Perinat
Ronan Heoguue
Arto Opti
Local Personal Items and Travels Note July Oddities
The column lists Mr and Mrs Mira Nellie Mo Ow il leaving tomorrow for Washington DC and other locales. It mentions Florence and Stanlord residents spending the weekend, plus several individuals including Al Incan and Willys Meldrum traveling to Medina and Ta waa. Hogaece H Nye departs for business in Daytona West Palm Beach and St Peters Florida with Esther Drafton a teacher at Analia school shown in transit.
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Mira Nellie Mo Owil
Tomoorrow
Himson
D.C
WLC. T. UV
Florence
Cleveland
Adnutt of
Stanlord
al Incan
Michigan
Willys Meldrum
Tawaa Hel
Burns
Conecai
Roreas
Analia
Poes
Wilsonhaol
Lakewood
Burns Club Concert Attracts 200 In K of P Hall
Daughters of Scotia and Clan Robertson hosted a Burns concert for about two hundred at the K of P hall. The program featured welcome by Mrs Plurns, Highland selections, vocal solos, instrumentals, readings from Burns works, and the audience joined in singing. William Meldrum of Worain won a quilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Whaili
Alex Pen
John
Burns
Mfr
Jack Tober
Bessie Paton
Batlochmyla
Robert Burns
Mrs. Walke Hevolo
Inown
Jack Rot Soue
Iren Water
Jeasie Burns
Wile
Messrs. Kirkpatrick
MekKelvie and
Penman
Anna Blakesiess
America
William Meldrum
Worain
Tigre dia Club Meeting Hosts Busy Day of Business
Mrs Carrie Farnlhaber entertained the Tigredia Social club at Princeton Avenue with twelve o'clock dinner for twenty six members and two guests. A new secretary, Marian Shrubsale, was elected to fill the vacancy from Minnie Gard. Florence Foster joined the club, and a committee of Hoard Miller Sonnells was named to draft initiatory ceremonies. Florence Brown invited the club to meet February 18 at 325 Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Farnlhaber
Theredia
Princeton Avenue
Bertha Liberger
Christy
Dunstan
Ruby Smith
Marian Shrubsale
Minnie Gard
Florence Foster
Anna Hoard
Ella Miller
Eleanor Sonnells
Ffoogenboom
Bertha Lyberger
Florence Brown
Ninth Street
Miss Catherine Faulkner Hosts F F Club Meeting
Miss Catherine Faulkner charmingly entertained the members of the F. F. Club at her home in Carlisle. Music and sewing were enjoyed followed by a sociable hour in which refreshments were served. Mary L. Downs invited the club to meet again in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Faulkner
F. F. Club
CarlisIe
Mary L. Downs
Elu
Porlyanna Club Hosts Meeting at Mrs Dittman’s Home
The Yo cna Club met at Mrs Eleb Dettman Cranford Avenue last evening with twenty four members and two guests present. Miss Louise Smith led entertainment after the business session then music and jovial chat followed. Refreshments were served by Dorothy Wilson and Nelle Young. Next meeting set for February eighteenth at Mrs MaeGwin on Cornel Avenue. Thirty one attended Widening Circle meeting at Mrs H Copas Twelfth Street yesterday afternoon with Anna Everard presiding in Fern Flickinger’s absence. After business, F O Wilford spoke on Psalms two and three. Hostess served refreshments to thirty one members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
Miss Paddock
Lorain
Thea Ladice
Ilder
Recedny
Livri
Fred
Vehi Ivingno
Ta Whitney
Elgin Lewis
Harry Linder
Myles
Howard Ienham
MaeGwin
Cornel Avenue
First Baptist Church
H. Copas
Twelfth Street
Anna Everard
Rover
Fern Flickinger
F. O. Wilford
Absent minded professor and a cheeky job inquiry
In a comic vignette a professor notes he is not asleep but very short sighted after removing his glasses. A separate cartoonish scene shows a healthy applicant for housework who cannot stand on her feet or endure hard work, prompting a joke about Ringling Bros. circus placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Bros
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary Meet at Legion Hall
The Spanish War Veterans end Auxiliary held a regular meeting last evening in the Legion hall with an after business session. President McKinley's birth month was noted with a reading of his life by Gertrude Adams. Plans were made for next month to celebrate the births of two presidents and the sinking of the Maine. Marriage licenses granted include Albert M. Dean and Myrtle Hines, and John Dalama and Mary Polchy. officiant Rev. Dziama.
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Steve
Rrans Beebe
Trauret
Lss
Stevens
Hburn Oe
Georges, Jr
Artemas Buthe
Charles Cushing
Howard Barbour
Merisha Posen
Geeson
Mia Vdele Brown
James A Hewitt
Thermo
Y H. A. Crandell
H. Ui. Silffier
Deane Wieland
Federatien
Mistinia Goodwin
Ge Triendship Club
Leis Adams
Girl Reserve Corps
Myra
Coates
Elizabeth Bwing
Magybelle
Speaker
M. E. Men’s Club
Sach
Sumner Daily Bible Schools
Franklyn
Mada
Inult
Gwenty
ABC
Franklin Remait
Amarveles
Clue
Lavee Lowis
Columbia Catr
Columb Club
Clvb
Wl ¢ Mikner
Clah
Walter Zander
George Stark
Robert Peters
Carl Niemayee
ATL
Mne
William Etrick
Memdaw Faders
Ibets
Solousan
Koandl A. Moomint
Pedit Asroe Hon Weel
Lorain County
Sirs
Bob Seliriver
Eleethart
Ohirds
Fchiobina- Schuesel
Stu
Uyusu
Cathe
Fourth Street
Schumann and Sehue
Ub Twoonen
Dorothy Manon
Fininvon
Urd
Schubert
Sehuan
Helen Tews
Catherine Myer
Rosamonde
Catherine Seward
Elizabeth Faxon
Mildred Lyberger
Kelly
Barthoven
Cathie
Wild Welfare Db
Order OF Has
Order of the Eastern Stars
Masonic Temple
Curity Benefit Association
Security Benefit Association
I. C
Qreatt
Amherst
Stepaty
Tha
Royal Neighbors of
jAtse
Columbus
Esther Buchote
Ori Sherman Mullinger
Adeline Young
Carl Tirrber
Girace Roy- Rot
West Road
Goodson
Oberlin Rd
Llans Steger
Oxford Avenue
Gladys Reublen
Third Street
Fred Cook
Weert Hridge
Mary “Rinceehorg Mansfeld
Ith Haret
Taturan Ny
James James Dos
Gre
TN Cale
Nastin Mba
Paine
Uae
Paehtler
Matics
Jugdor
Fin
Cal
Syrviain Reinhardt
Weat Uridge Street
Bawn Cullta
Washington Avenue
Waka
Jack Edwards
Toledo
Edwin Gillis
Kington Avenue
Scotia
Tigredia Club
Joe Bnryau Phard1i
Cte
United Dry Cleaning CO
Kelly - Springfield Tire
L. H. Wadsworth
Vhone
Prof. Nearot
C. E. Guth
Elyria Sav
Rialto
Sudro Funeral Home
Elyria
the Chronicle-Telegram
Albert M. Dean
LaGrange
Myrtle Hines
Oberlin
Justice
S. J. George John Dalama
Cliphaunt
Barber
Mary Polchy
Elyra
Rev
Dziama
Marcelling
Chas. H. Kgpp
Broad St
Herbert H. Sander
Fleights
Cora Wandles
Eayria
Berner
J.C. Lloyd
Bond Street
Elyria Eagles
Reynolds Brothers
Cook’s Millinery East Ave
Busice
Hecock
Sanko Restaurant
Columbia
Ricketts
Fox
Earl Burtnett
Stean
Toz
New Orleans
Ted Lewis
A. B. Sauer Music CO
Broad &I
Elyria Broadway
Elyvia Business College
J. T. Reese
ST. Elyria
Dini
Lake Avenue Coal Co
Lake Ave
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