Judge A. R. Webber Honored On 86th Birthday
Judge A. R. Webber was honored at Round Table Club last evening at the Webber home as he turned eighty six. Special guest W. R. Comings of Lakewood founder of the club spoke briefly and read poetry. The club presented a biography of Dwight Morrow, and members sang Happy Birthday. An enjoyable program featured piano works by Debussy and songs led by J Martin Beck. The gathering included remarks on union growth and industry.
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A. R. Webber
Round Table Club
Lawrence Webber
W. R. Comings
Lakewood
Judge Webber
Dwight Morrow
Webber
Comings
Frank O. Wilford
Worth Fauver
Claude Debussy
A. E. Giles
Clair de Lune
Golliwoggs
Goosens
J. Martin Beck
Pearl Curran
Aubade
Mozart
Giles
Beck
Clara Hites
H. W. Leuthi
George H. Bell
Canton
Birth announcements and club notices from Elyria area
Mrs. George Howard Bell of Canton visits sister Mrs. Worth Fauger in Elyria as families announce births. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 21. Several community members attend installation at Oberlin and share parish and club news. Grey Owl book reviews and Millay study featured at Four O Clock Club with hostess Mrs. Arthur Huse. Elyria Chapter No. 165 Eastern Star hosts a musical program and travel talk. Rainbow for Girls to install officers next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Howard Bell
Canton
Ohio
Worth Fauger
Columbus Street
Charles Parker
Oxford Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Richard Allen Relief Corps
Henry Lincoln Corps
Oberlin
Pooh
Anna Grace Bright
Mary Miller
Sylvia Kleeby
Marie Harris
Jennie Collins
John Reis
Lake Avenue
Gust Kolinski
Kenneth Kolinski
Niagara Drive
Lakewood
Margaret Maddox
Helen Smith
E. W.ingner
Florentine Brown
Frank Riddle
H R. Riddie
East Avenue
Lisbon
John MecNiel
Adelbert Street
Florida
Kathryn Herchier
Sonja Henle
Cleveland Arena
George Stevens
New York
Rae
Weyn
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Donald Marsh
Marion Hand
the Star
Rogers
Katherine Merthe
John Deertz
Russia
Violet Reger
Marian Hand
Elyria Assembly Rainbow
Eastern Star Chapter
Miss Sophia Sadowski Weds Dale Livingston At Holy Cross
Miss Sophia Sadowski and Dale Livingston exchanged vows at Holy Cross Church with Rev. Lawrence Budny presiding. The bride wore a white French gabardine gown with Queen Anne collar and lace veil, topped by a halo of Chantilly lace. They will reside at 134 Oak Street. both are employed locally and plan an Eastern wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Sadowski
Dale Livingston
Holy Cross Church
Lawrence Budny
Joseph Sadowski
Oak Street
N. EB Livingston
West
Lorain
Jane Walend
Helen Wazyniak
Jane Murkowski
Brownie Sadowski
Austin Livingston
Henry Wazyniak
Mrs Gwin Hosts Nettie Finch Webber Club Gathering
Mrs Gwin of Cornell avenue hosted Nettie Finch Webber Club members of the Church of Christ last night. Each member named a book that influenced her during roll call. Mrs E R Laver reviewed The Country Kitchen by Della T Lutes, noting its 1870s Michigan setting and recipes. A baby photograph display puzzled many attendees before a social hour. The group plans to meet February eighteenth with Mrs G B Schaefer of Oxford avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Finch Webber
Church of Christ
Ralph Gwin
Cornell Avenue
Rall
E.R. Laver
Della T. Lutes
Michigan
G. BE. Schaefer
Oxford Avenue
Joint Installation Honors For P H C Junior And Senior Groups
The Pro tected Home Circle held a joint installation with Harvey Lewis as installing officer and Louis Heimsath as secretary. Junior officers include Dorothy Shar as past president and Camilla Gaines as president. Senior group offices feature William Leonhart as past president and Florence Resar as president. After talks by members and state deputy J F Cohagen, music by John Resar and lunch were provided. Next meeting set for February 4 at the Heimath home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protected Home Circle
Harvey Lewis
Clarence Dunford
Earl Kayior
Louis Heimsath
Dorothy Shar
Camilla Gaines
Kathryn Read
Guardian
Robert Vosburgh
Ethel Read
Marjorie Brockley
Fern Gaines
Oda Hinton
Bob Smith
Sentinel
Howard Vosburgh
Vera Brenner
Raymond Kelly
William Leonhart
Florence Resar
Ralph Brucker
Agnes Dunford
Lillian Heimsath
Alice Kaylor
Hattie Johnson
Elizabeth Smith
Hazel Brucker
Leonard Dunford
Ernest Johnston
Kate Prentice Installed As Oracle Of Royal Neighbors Of America
Kate Prentice was installed as oracle of Royal Neighbors of America at Woodman Hall with fourteen members of Lily Camp No 3846 of Amherst as guests. Officers for the year include Zella Gagen as vice oracle Florence Brown chancellor Florence Gillman recorder Emma Scheuneman marshal Emma Dill assistant marshal Agnes Halderman inner sentinel Myrtle Dills outer sentinel Nellie Coen and others led by manager Lon Bauer musician Elyria Johnson and driller Martha Wirth. Re elected press reporter Hattie Hansman received a Past Oracle pin from Hattie Hansman and Lilian Malterer, gifts were given to officers and graces with luncheon to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Levendar
Mary Worcester
Emma Dill
Agnes Halderman
Oracle
Kate Prentice
Zella Gagen
Florence Brown
Florence Gillman
Emma Scheuneman
Inner Sentinel
Myrtle Dills
Outer Sentinel
Nellie Coen
Lon Bauer
Elyria Johnson
Nora Gagen
Hattie Hansman
Helen Diederich
Endurance
Julia Bull
Tigredia Social Club Elects Officers At Dinner Meeting
Ten members and five guests attended the Tigredia Social Club gathering yesterday as Mrs. Edna Manzelman hosted a tureen dinner on Woodland avenue. Three new members were voted in and initiated, officers elected: Florence Brown president, Edna Manzelman vice president, Laura Barton secretary treasurer. Rose Ryan won in bridge and Laura Barton in bingo. Next meeting set for February 18 at Mrs. Lydia Melton's home on Fourteenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigredia Social Club
Edna Manzelman
Woodland Avenue
Florence Brown
Laura Barton
Rose Ryan
Bridge
Barton
Bingo
Lydia Melton
Fourteenth Street
Catholic Study Club No 4 Hosts at Fifth Street Home
Mrs James O Connor with Miss Geraldine Daney as co hostesses entertained Catholic Study Club No 4 last night at her Fifth street home Plans for the year's second half were discussed and one new member welcomed Miss Daney gave the book review The Firebrand of the Indies by E K Seth Smith a romance of Francis Xavier A paper Candles in the Church by Father John O M C was read by Mrs Charlene Cunningham On February fourth Mrs Leona Boone will be assisted by Mrs Henry Cunningham to entertain the club The review will be given by Mrs Joseph Bryson and the paper by Mrs J Gallagher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey Owl
Claire Williams
Four O'Clock Club
Wa-Sho-Quon- Asin
Beaver Lodge
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Elizabeth Atkins
George Brownell
Miss Millay
America
Vassar
Greenwich Village
Miss Miller
Arthur Huse
A. F. Terry
James O'Connor
Geraldine Daney
Catholic Study Club No. 4
Fifth Street
Miss Daney
E. K. Seth-Smith
Francis Xavier
John O. M. C
Charlene Cunningham
Leona Boone
Henry Cunningham
Joseph Bryson
J. Gallagher
Women's Conference Opens in Washington DC
Mrs. Lola Wojcik leads two thousand Auxiliary presidents in the 18th Women's Conference on National Defense for an Enduring America set to open January 25 in Washington DC. Led by Gladys Mooney, forty patriotic organizations join the event with speakers from Yale, the U S government and foreign policy circles.
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Lola Wojcik
Rollin E. Hinkson
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
United States
America
Washington
D. C
Gladys Mooney
Detroit
Women's Patriotic
W. F. W. Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
American War Mothers
National Women's Relief Corps
James Harvey Rogers
Yale University
Robert Fechner
U. S. Emergency Conservation
J. W. Studebaker
U.S
Education
Raymond Leslie Buell
Foreign Policy Association
Scott P. Squyres
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
Birthday Party for Carol Ann Schmauch
Mrs. Arthur Schmauch hosted a first birthday celebration at 1737 East Avenue for daughter Carol Ann. Attendees included babies nine to fifteen months old with luncheon and a pink and white cake. A photo was taken in the evening by Miss Martin and Louis Schmauch with help from Mrs. Henry Wessell and several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Schmauch
East Avenue
Carol Ann
Miss Martin
Louis Schmauch
Henry Wessell
Schmauch
Caroline Schmauch
Helen Ryan
Hiddie
Marie MceMullen
Patsy
Dorothy Roland
Mary Ellen
Edna Cook
Marian Falkner
Baby Larry
Annabel Ryan
Baby Freddy
Edith Brown
Minnie Sudro
Margaret Martines
Calendar and club meeting roundup for the day
Local groups hold gatherings across town. Little Sorority meets with Mrs. Smith on Second Street. Public Affairs Committee meets at YWCA at 2 30 p m to discuss Methods of National Defense. Lat A Lot meets with Wanda Munz on Howe Street. Avalon meets with Mrs. Naro. Tallyhe hosts Mrs Johnston on Ninth Street. Rainbow Girls open installation at Colonial Club with Mrs Hoover at 1 30 p m. Musical Art Choral Department rehearsal at 7 45 p m at YMC A. Townsend Club No 1 meets. Captain P D Reefy Circle Ladies of G A R meet. Business Women's Bible class at Curtis home 315 Fifth Street. King Solemn's Lodge meets. Holiness prayer meeting at George Haines home 411 East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Sorority
Robert Smith
Second Street
U. S
Wanda Munz
Howe Street
Avalon
Ben Naro
Tallyhe
Kenneth Johnston
Ninth Street
Rainbow Girls
Colonial Club
H. G. Hoover
Woman's Club
Musical Art
Y. M. C. A. Townsend Club
P. D. Reefy
Business Women's
Curtis Home
Fifth Street
King Solemn's Lodge
George Haines
East Avenue
Catholic Stud Club No 5 hears life of Sir Thomas More
Ann Burke hosted Princeton Avenue residents for Catholic Stud Club No 5. Winifred Syward reviewed Sir Thomas More and Renaissance influence on his life and England's history. Margaret Urig presented a paper on Altar and Sanctuary, followed by current events. Meeting set for February 5 at Virginia Southam's Kenyon Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Burke
Princeton Avenue
Winifred Syward
Thomas More
England
Margaret Urig
Virginia Southam
Kenyon Avenue
Party Honors Sarah House Before Move to Conneaut
A cheerful gathering last evening at 316 West Seventh street celebrated Sarah House who is moving to Conneaut. Hosts Shirley Ann Christman, Marian Grobe, and Ruth Ellen McDonald organized the event. House received a telegram directing a handkerchief shower. Prizes in the diversion went to Eleonor Klopp and Helen Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah House
Conneaut
Shirley Ann Christman
West Seventh Street
Marian Grobe
Ruth Ellen McDonald
Miss House
Buneo
Eleanor Klopp
Helen Bristol
Club Has Two Guests Hosts Pals at West Street Home
Thursday Night Pals visited Bessie Youngman on West street with nine members and two guests Mary Barkus and Fred Snoble. Rose Krabec led the business meeting. Helen Gall read the secretary report. Mary Neuman and Ray Nage won prizes in pokeno. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set with Carrie Snoble of Waverly street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Youngman
West Street
Rose Krabec
Helen Gall
Mary Barkus
Fred Snoble
Mary Neuman
Ray Nage
Carrie Snoble
Waverly Street
British Empire Club Hosts Fish Fry at Marseilles Ayenus
Friday evening the Male members of the British Empire club gathered at 284 Marseilles ayenus for a fish fry hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barks. The event featured card playing, a short intermission to hear a Farr Braddock fight broadcast from New York, and a supper served by Mrs. Barks, marking a pleasant social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Club
Marseilles Ayenus
Harry Barks
New York
Local Licenses and Fire Protection Agreement Noted
Licenses issued for Frank J Ferrall Colletta Donahue Anton Lucienski Stefania Cyvinsk i Willis Smith and Jessie Reed. Oakland district near Alameda County Zoological Gardens gains free fire protection as 1000 Kerwin sheep are driven in to graze, reducing grass fires and saving ranch pasturing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Ferrall
Lorain
Colletta Donahue
Anton Lucienski
Stefania Cyvinski
Willis Smith
Elyria
Jessie Reed
Bank Street
Oakland
Cal
Alameda County Zoological Gardens
Kerwin
Aphrodite Swimming Club Meeting at YMCA Thursday
The Aphrodite Swimming Club schedules a meeting on Thursday January 27 at 7 36 PM at the YMCA. Members are requested to attend and discuss club activities and upcoming events.
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Aphrodite Swimming Club
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admission entries include Evelyn Hollie 828 West Broad Street Kathrine Ross 1205 Middle Avenue Eugene Mittler 559 12 West Third Street John Rois 122 Lake Avenue Willie Parker Oberlin Chas Parker 360 Oxford Avenue Joan Spicer La Grange Matilda Diedrick 504 Park Avenue Wayne Pearce Wellington Steve Nagy 134 Woodford Avenue Discharge entries include John Piaskin baby boy Grafton John Potyok baby girl 349 Vulcan Street Helen Horner Chippewa Lake Barbara Aungst 114 Hamilton Avenue Doris Schnellen berger Wellington Joan Fields South Middle Avenue John Popovits 329 West River Street Rosemary Selmants 144 Clark Street
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Evelyn Hollie
West Broad Street
William Weber
R. D
Katherine Ross
Middle Avenue
Eugene Mittler
West Third Street
John Rois
Lake Avenue
William Wright
Oberlin
Chas. Parker
Oxford Avenue
Joan Spicer
la Grange
Matilda Diedrick
Park Avenue
Wayne Pearce
Wellington
Steve Nagy
Woodford Avenue
John Piaskin
Grafton
John Potyok
Vulcan Street
Helen Horner
Chippewa Lake
Barbara Aungst
Hamilton Avenue
Doris Schnellenberger
Joan Fields
South Middle Avenue
John Popovits
West River Street
Rosemary Selmants
Clark Street
Dinner Precedes Games At Ace Hi Club Gathering
Ace Hi club members enjoyed a Thursday dinner at Mrs. Joan Seimbach home 3816 East Broad. Eight members played pinochle after the meal with Mrs. John Szabo and the hostess winning for two high scores. Mrs. Fred Smith received a censor prize. In two weeks Mrs. Sterling Ray will host at Riverdale Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace Hi Club
Joan Seimbach
East Broad Street
John Szabo
Fred Smith
Sterling Ray
Riverdale Court
Public Card Party at Odd Fellow Hall Sets Feb 1
Jessamine Lodge presents Amherst Bridge pinochle sixty six and bunco at the Odd Fellow Hall on February 1. A brief meeting begins at seven, play starts at eight, with refreshments served after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellow
Jessamine Lodge
Church notices and social notes from Lakewood area
Frank Horn of Lakewood visited his sister Miss Lucy Horn on Church street. The January meeting for St Peters Evangelical and Reformed church teachers and officers will meet Monday evening at Mr and Mrs Philip Jaeger on Woodhill drive. Alethia Strauss of Church street has been homebound with illness but is somewhat improved. Amherst item continues on page 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Horn
Lakewood
Lucy Horn
Church Street
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Philip Jaeger
Woodhill Drive
Alethia Strauss
Amherst
Two men arraigned on intoxication charges in city court
Mayor Joseph Q. Petro assessed fines of five dollars and costs on Tony Zilatkowski, 27, of 348 West River Street, and Charles Dillingham, 24, of Bond Street. Zilatkowski paid his $11.29 total and was released, while Dillingham was committed to jail until his fines and costs are paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Q. Petro
Tony Zilatkowski
West River Street
Charles Dillingham
Bond Street
Zlatkowski
Dillingham
Purchase bid sought for sheriff department sedan
County commissioners seek bids for a new four door sedan not to exceed 950 dollars. An old car will be traded in on the purchase. Board members reported today and set February 7 as the bid deadline.
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Sheriff's Department
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Whalers of Norway Report Strong Season and High Prices
The Whalers of Norway report record catches with whale oil fetching high prices and overall prosperity, noting that all of last season’s catch has been sold and market demand remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
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