Elyria Musical Art Society Show Delights with Local and Guest Talent
Yesterday's Elyria Musical Art Society program at the YWCA featured local and guest performers from Cleveland and Oberlin. Irene Hollis and Lu cile Hinman led a varied program including violin solos, two piano arrangements, a sextet, motets, and works by Dora Flick Flood and Norman Lockwood, followed by a tea service and attire by Choral department hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Musical Art Society
Cleveland
Oberlin
Frank Wilford
Alvin Bemis
Irene Hollis
Robert Boylan
Dvorak
Valenska
Lucile Hinman
Geraldine
Lois Pomeroy
Ruth
Edmund Wright
Bach Gounod
Hinman
Earl Kaley
William Peat
George Tulk
Helen Townsend
Ruth Gates
Elizabeth Rich
Charles Edward Mayhew
Tulk
Greenlee Haines
Carleton Squire
Max van Wormer
Jack Roberts
Gladys McCullough
Mary Batdori
Dora Flick Flood
Oberlin Conservatory
Conservatory
Alden
Miss Peterson
Sokol
Walker
The
Literary Club Meets for Review and Plans Backed
Mrs Verne Unger and Mrs Hrie Chapman led readings from When Ships Go Down and The Third Ingredient at the 04 Literary Club meeting yesterday afternoon. Fourteen ladies attended hosted by Mrs Nellie Gregory at Chase street with Mrs Fred Ernshaw assisting. The February eighteenth meeting will be the annual business session preceded by a luncheon at Mrs Charles Conram of Princeton avenue. At Mildred Whitney's home on Chase street Miss Betty Taylor joined Ta Wa Si Club of the Church of Christ. Lucille Hand arranged the stunt and Florence Statson led the candle light service. On February eighteenth Mrs Alice Hinderer will host at Longford avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Unger
David Masters
Hrie Chapman
O. Henry
Nellie Gregory
Chase Street
Fred Ernshaw
Charles Conram
Princeton Avenue
Mildred Whitney
Betty Taylor
Church of Christ
Lucille Hand
Florence Statson
Alice Hinderer
Longford Avenue
H. Brillhart
Woodland Avenue
Florence Gillman
Ed Smith
Second Congregational Church
Charles Farney
Norman Krugman
J. C. Aschenbach
165 Corner
Avenue
Fourteen Girl Scouts Meet at St Marys School for Threen Supper
Fourteen Girls Scouts of Troop 4 gathered at St Marys School for a threen supper. Plans were completed for tests in the near future. Mrs T V Boy lan was in charge of the group. At the next meeting January twenty first Miss Abramoska a nurse at Elyria Memorial Hospital will speak to the Scouts on the subject of Person Hygiene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's School
T. V. Boylan
Abramoska
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Former Elyrian To Wed Fairfield, Conn., Girl
Engagement of Miss Cornelia B. Hawley to Stephen W. Grant announced at a Fairfield tea. Grant, son of Rev. and Mrs. John H. Grant of Fairfield, formerly Elyria pastor, now in Fairfield. Hawley, Emme Willard and Smith College alumna, 1935. No wedding date set. Also notes Business and Professional Women's Club meeting with reports, library subscriptions, poster contest plans, and a Valentine party ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia B. Hawley
Stephen W. Grant
John H. Grant
Fairfield
Connecticut
Miss Hawley
James Gabriel Ludlum
Samuel Mulls Hawley
Emme Willerd
Troy
New York
Smith College
Northampton
Massachusetts
Junior League
Bridgeport
Grant
Deerfield Academy
Deerfield
Amherst College
Psi Upsilon
Houghton - Mifflin Company
Boston
Mrs Jennie Miller Returns Home After Vermilion Visit
Mrs Jennie Miller returns to Edison Highway home after ten days with Mrs Nettie Foster in Vermilion where she witnessed the installation of officers of the W R C. Three friends were installed. Mrs Foster hosted on Saturday the 18th in honor of Mrs Miller's birthday with guests Mrs Darlene Ignasik and Genevieve Dunbar of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Miller
Edison Highway
Vermilion
Nettie Foster
Miss Marjorie Baus Hosts Alpha Sigma Chi Officers
Miss Marjorie Baus hosted Alpha Sigma Chi sorority members at her Murray Ridge home. New officers for six months include president Marjorie Baus succeeding Sallee O Donnell, and Ann McDonald elected with Clarriette Nelson as other officer. After business a brides game awarded prizes to Vivian Richards and Babe Smith. Refreshments followed and next meeting set for two weeks at Maxine Garford's Oxford avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Baus
Alpha Sigma Chi Sorority
Murray Ridge
Sallee O'Donnel
Betage Sallee O'Donnell
Clarriette Nelson Ann McDonald
Bridee
Vivian Richards
Babe Smith
Maxine Garford
Oxford Avenue
Entertains Club Members at Reva Searles Home
Entertaining last evening at Reva Searles home on Fast avenue. Rock games awarded prizes to Evelyn Davis and Florence Smith. Refreshments served late. Evelyn Davis will host the club at her Longford avenue home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. P. Club
Reva Searles
Fast Avenue
Rock
Evelyn Davis
Florence Smith
Longford Avenue
Piano Pupils Recital At Day's Music Tonight
Calendar notes Miss Kay Pfaff presents piano pupils in recital at Day's Music Store at 7 15 p m. Various clubs meet at Adams street FE and Monroe court Dames of Malta hold events Friendly Twelve hosts Mrs Wm Tong Second St Sons of Union Veterans meet at Woodman hall Kappa Beta Kappa dinner Marshall Chapter R&R A M meets Church Night features Wiss Johnson former Moody Bible Institute dean Mrs J C Kennedy leads Deaconess meeting Following upper room Bible class tureen supper and social planned by Mr and Mrs Otto Greene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Pfaff
Beatrice Halliday
Adams Street
Harold Bassett
Monroe Court
Dames of Malta
Friendly
Wm. Tong
Second St. Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Woodman Hall
Kappa Beta Kappa
Marshall Chapter
R&r
A. M
2Nd
Joint instalation of Canton Lorain 93 and Aux 11 of P M
Canton Lorain No 93 and Ladies Auxiliary No 11 of the Patriarchs Militant held joint business sessions in the IOOF Hall with visitors from Akron and Cleveland. The joint installation, led by Col Charles Summers of Oberlin and Major Cleave of Akron, featured numerous officers installed by Lady Cleave and Adjutant Hutchinson amid a colorful presentation in uniform. An Oyster supper followed, and a large angel food cake accompanied by best wishes was presented to Pres Bryant and Capt Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lorain
Aux
Akron
Cleveland
Col. Chas
R. Summers
Oberlin
Major Cleave
Canton and Dept
Anda May Cleave
Adjutant Hutchinson
F .L. Wilson
Powers
Robert Hastings
G. A. Friday
Rcct
T. M. Olmstead
O. O. Strohl
B. B. Chas
Bryant—Guard
Charles Dusendahl
Pickett
R. R. Renovard
Sentinel
Cliff Feakins
Gertrude Bryant
Lorena Handbey
Sec
Nettle J. Summers
Fin
Bertha Olmstead
Treas
Kate Reinhardt
Betty Berger—O
Mary Fielder
Lizzie Lewis
Helen Renouard
Bertha Powers
Minnie Malham
Anna L. Friday
Alice Sutton
Canton
Lady Cleaver
Bernice Thomas
Tureen supper hosts large turnout at church gathering
The tureen supper and meeting of the Men's Brotherhood of the Second Congregational church drew a larger crowd than usual. After dinner, Atty Richard F. Stevens spoke on the topic of Freedom of Speech, followed by a pleasant social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Brotherhood
The
Second Congregational Church
Atty Richard F. Stevens
Change of Date for Elyria A A U W Meeting
A notice announces a new date for the Elyria A A U W joint study groups meeting. The session originally set for February fifth has been moved to February sixth, changing the weekday and date for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria A. A. U. W
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Elizabeth Engel bach 410 E Broad Street Airs Oscar Langer Youngsville Pa Marian Ward R D No 1 Raymond Smith West River Road Lewis Maddock 133 Winckles Street Mrs Fred Maddock 109 East 4th Street Mrs Charles Foss 246 Harvard Avenue Discharges include Mrs Gerald O Conn or baby boy 247 13th Street Mrs Rose Olger Lorain Hilda Gurtsak Lorain Clarence Bott RD No 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Engelbach
E. Broad Street
Oscar Langer
Youngsville
Marian Ward
R. D
Raymond Smith
West River
Lewis Maddock
Winckles Street
Fred Maddock
East 4Th Street
Charles Foss
Harvard Avenue
Gerald O’connor
13Th Street
Rose Olger
Lorain
Hilda Gurtsak
Clarence Bott
Galaxy Club Bridge Night Hosts Hostess At Cascade Street
Mrs Ted E Seward welcomed Galaxy Club members to 129 Cascade street for a bridge evening. Mrs C J Ericsson won first prize with Miss Jeanne Reid second and Mrs Don Myers third. A luncheon featured ivory calendula and stevia centerpieces with pink and yellow accents. The group plans a dinner and theatre party in Cleveland next week with date to be announced. In two weeks Miss Reid will entertain at her Ninth street home. The meeting date is February fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted E. Seward
Cascade Street
Galaxy Club
C. J. Ericsson
Jeanne Reid
Don Myers
Cleveland
Miss Reid
Ninth Street
Class Chooses Name Sempre Fidel for Future Dr Urich
Mrs Carl Pomelee hosted Emmanuel Lutheran Sunday School in Harwood Street. The class, led by Mrs David Lindberg, selected Sempre Fidel as the future name for Dr J L Urich. Pastor Urich spoke on Christian worship in Lutheran liturgy. Prizes went to Mrs George Mynchenberg Sr Mrs L I Kinney and Mrs Margaret Taylor. Mrs Gerald Wagner attended. Mr Kinney to host February eighteenth at Harwood Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl] Pomelee
Harwood Street
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
David Lindberg
J L. Urich
George Mynchenberg
L. I. Kinney
Margaret Taylor
Gerald Wagner
Mr. Kinney
Meetings Agenda for Elyria Fraternity and Local Groups
Several Elyria groups schedule meetings this week. Raymond Huston will discuss a Ros sia trip with the Orpheus male choir of Cleveland at 8 PM Thursday in Club Rooms on Court street. Other events include a sauerkraut luncheon by the American Home Department of Elyria Woman's club Tuesday at 1 PM, performances by Mrs. Karl Kaley, a Lindbergh book review, W C T U guest speaker B FL Ryan, St Pauls Circle No of Fourth street, Mothersingers rehearsal Thursday at 7 30 PM, and the Townsend Club No 1 1st anniversary party Friday at 136 Middle avenue with cards music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H H. Drusendahl
B. FL. Ryan
Amherst
Circle No
St Paul's Church
Fred Sasse
Fourth Street
Mothersingers
Fast Carlisle
Elyria Townsend Club
Middle Avenue
Lorain Licensees Named In Trade Roll
Licenses issued to Arthur FE, Watson, Carroll as salesman and Rubye Coons, Ely ria Leslia Becker, Lorain, laborer, and Mary Smole, Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Fe, Watson, Carroll
Rubye Coons
Elyria
Leslia Becker
Lorain
Laborer
Mary Smole
Commissioner Speaks To Republican Women
Lorain County Commissioner Oscar Dunn spoke on “Living Within Your Budget” at the Elyria Republican Women’s Club meeting. Mrs. A. C. Schilleman introduced performances by Billy Bowdler and readings from United States News editorials. The group set the next meeting for February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Women’s Club
Elyria Woman’s Club
J. W. Smith
B. H. Long
Long
A. C. Schilleman
George P. Colburn
Harland Cordrey
Wil
United States News
Colburn
Truth Seekers Class Honors Doll Shower at Nettie Paton Home
Seventeen members of the Truth Seekers Class of the United Presbyterian Church met at Nettie Paton’s home on Parkview Court last evening with Isa Jameson assisting. They opened with devotions, hymns from newly purchased books, and studied I Corinthians 15 led by Mrs. Bristol, followed by a general discussion. The girls surprised Mrs. Doris Wheatley Roberts with a shower of gifts and concluded with refreshments. The next meeting will be February 18 at Rebecca Smith’s home on West River Street with Gladys Crombie assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Nettie Paton
Parkview Court
Isa Jameson
Charlain Boddy
I Corinthians
C. L. Bristol
Robert Roberts
Doris Wheatley
Rebecca Smith
West River Street
Gladys Crombie
Circle 3 Hosts Missionary Tea Plans At St Pauls
Circle 3 held an afternoon gathering in St Pauls church parlors with hostess Mrs C Barb Knecht and 19 attendees. Devotions by Mrs R Fichtner followed a reading of This I Know and a talk on the Sixth Commandment. business sessions outlined Union Missionary tea plans for next Tuesday and named Mrs E O Pallas chair. The group closed with Sailing Toward the Harbor Lights and benediction. Mrs Fichtner to entertain Circle at church on February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
C. Barbknecht
R. Fichtner
Union Missionary
St. Paul’s Church
E. O. Pallas
Birthday of Miss Bessie Yoo Celebrated by Dim O Club
Dim O Club members honored Miss Bessie Yoo yesterday with games of bridge at Mrs. Paul Grells home on Marseilles avenue. Irene Yoo won high score and Marian Adams placed second after a birthday cake with lit candles. Bessie Yoo will host at Clinton avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Yoo
Dim O
Paul Grell
Marseilles Avenue
Irene Yoo
Marian Adams
Grell
Clinton Avenue
Sunday School Class Meeting At Fell Home
The fourth meeting of Miss Fowl's Sunday School class was held at Lois Ann Fell's Middle avenue home last evening. President Martha Brodbeck opened the session with devotions led by Shirley Jean Hull. Lois Ann Fell reported as treasurer, Jessie Henderson as secretary, followed by games and refreshments for members and guest Mary Arter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fowl
Methodist Church
Lois Ann Fell
Middle Avenue
Martha Brodbeck
Shirley Jean Hull
Jessie Henderson
Mary Arter
Daughters of Scotia Honor Member at Wedding Gift
Complimenting Member Daughters of Scotia honored one of their members last night when a wedding gift was presented to Mrs Kathryn Shrubsole Meskarog. Initiation was planned for next meeting on Tuesday February fourth. A rummage sale is a future project with Mrs Trenderson named chairman. Tea was served by Mrs Julius Leber and Mrs Jeanette Penman during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotia
Kathryn Shrubsole Meskarog
Trenderson
Julius Leber
Jeanette Penman
Born to Professor Booth in Bethany West Virginia
Personal item notes a daughter born January 10 to Professor and Mrs. Booth of Bethany West Virginia. The couple are well known in the city with the father having preached at the Church of Christ one summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborn Booth
Bethany
West Virginia
Florida
Richard Hucknall
Bert Hucknall
Columbia Avenue
Jacksonville
Gus F Smith
Elyria Rainbow for Girls Elects Advisory Board
Mrs Charles Garford Worthy Matron hosted the newly appointed Advisory Board for Elyria Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls at 444 Oxford Ave. Members include Grace Barton Florette Heldrich Florence Steger Esther Wellert and others. The board elected Grace Barton Advisor to Rainbow for Girls Florette Heldrich chairman and Robert Hand secretary. Installation set for next Monday night after a social evening following the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Garford
Order of Eastern Star
Elyria Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Oxford Avenue
Grace Barton
Florette Heldrich
Florence Steger
Esther Wellert
Arthur Hiscox
May Dramm
Bernie Werkins
Lillian Harper
Daisy Standen
Nance Jenkins
Robert Hand
Bery Price
Ruth Stuntz
Mary Rogers
Mabel Garford
Rainbow For Girls
Second Meeting Held by Round and Round Club
The Round and Round Club held its second meeting last night hosted by Mrs Eleanor Robinson of Parkview Court. Mrs Marie Budach was elected treasurer. Theresa Yurowich and Mabel Kreeger won prizes. The next meeting is Tuesday January 28 at Mrs Budach’s Quincy Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round and Round Club
Eleanor Robinson
Parkview Court
Marie Budach
Bridge
Theresa Yurowich
Mabel Kreeger
Budach
Quincy Street
Community notes and upcoming events in Columbia county
Columbia reports that Christmas seal sales for tubercular patients have not met the quota. Visitors at the Paulson home included Mrs Martha Adams and the Schmidt family from Berea, plus Fern and Gertrude Pinckney. Acme Grange will stage The Black Derby at Ridgeville on January 23, and officers attended a Grange meeting in Elyria. The Leaim County Farm Bureau meeting in Elyria on January 25 features Murray D. Lincoln as main speaker, with stock distributions and director elections. Henry Sanble and Elmer returned from Florida, and Mrs. Harrison Morton and daughter Lynnette visited local relatives. Local residents checked on Bernadine Chope at City Hospital, Cleveland, who was reported out of danger. Continued notes on Mrs Hubert Morlock and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Dunford
Herman Paulson
Martha Adams
Louis Schmidt
Lucile
Edith
Berea
Fern
Gertrude Pinckney
Ridgeville
Acme Grange
Olmstead Falls
P. W. Heineman
Harold Hursh
Elyria
Leain County Farm Bureau
M. F
Murray D. Lincoln
State Farm Bureau
City Hospital
Cleveland
Hubert Morlock
The Black Derby a Mystery Play at Ridgeville Grange Hall
Acme Grange presents The Black Derby a Mystery Play at Ridgeville Grange Hall on Thursday January 23 at 8 PM Admission 10 cents and 20 cents for adults and children respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme Grange
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Thurs
Proclamation of the King Reaches London Amid Ceremonial Guards
The article recalls a royal proclamation procession through London from Charing Cross to the Royal Exchange. Archibald G. B. Russell reads the proclamation at key sites, Bluemantle and Norroy Kings of Arms supervise, and crowds swell near St James’s Palace as guns, trumpets, and the Grenadier Guards mark the moment. King Edward appears at Buckingham Palace as the ceremony ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charing Cross
Crooked Strand
Edward 1
House of Plantagenet
Eleanor
Archibald G. B. Russell
Lancaster
Strand
Temple Bar
London
Old City Gate
Percy Vincent
Westminster
Richard P. G. Vivian
Bluemantle
Algar H
Howard
Norroy
Chancery Lane
Fleet Street
Lud- Fate Hill
St. Paul's Cathedral
Royal Exchange
Arthur W. S. Cochrane
Clarenceux King of Arms
Honourable Artillery Company
St. James’ Palace
Friary Court
Edward
Palace
Hyde Park
Garter King of Arms
Buckingham Palace
Shipments and Family Ties Highlight Belden Scene
At the home of Mr. and Mrs Charles Gest in Belden the note mentions A. D. Chocker shipping a keg of fish from Florida to his children and families in this vicinity. The fragment underscores local family connections and a travel link between Florida and Belden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gest
Belden
A. D. Chocker
Florida
25 Cent Luncheon at Church of Christ Thursday
A church of Christ hosts a luncheon Thursday starting at 11 A M with a price of 25¢ plus tax. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach. Local residents are invited to attend for a brief meal and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Thurs
Townsend Club Card Party at St Marys Hall
A bingo card party is planned at St Marys Hall in Web Eve featuring Townsend Club Card Party events at 136 Middle Street with music for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Hall
Web
Townsend Club
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Musical Art Society
Mrs. Unger
Fairfield, Conn
Business and Professional Women's Club
Independent Woman
Alice Gaston
Mrs. Brillhart
Entertains Club
Sol
Betty Weber
Akron, O
Miami Beach
1St Cong’s Church
Otto Greene
Ray Loutia Vyrayp
Doris Austin Hartwell
En Ball. Bapuday, Jan
Anth
West Side Lumber & Coal
Plan Theatre Party
Owe , Heights Beauty and Barber Shop
River St
Circle
Columbia
FUR Sale
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Ave
DRY Cleaners
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Normonia Croquignole Push-Up
Lake Ave
Johnson Gift
Ann Louise Longo
School of Dancing
Wurst Hall
Maurice
Irena Ana
Manent
Revita
Maurice Beauty
Court Street
Lerach
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