Rainbow Girls Granted Charter At Constitutional Service
Rainbow for Girls held a constitutional service for the charter grant at I. C. O. F. Hall with about 250 attendees. Dignitaries from Lorain and Ohio offices attended as officers were installed and the charter laid on the Bible. Open installation is set for Wednesday January 31 at 8 p.m. in IOOF Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Constitutional Service
I. C. O. F. Hall
Rainbow
Mother Taylor
Ohio
Lorain
Lois Neuman
Emily Boutson
Hazel Burgess
Caratina Aweqnoettie
Elvira Assembly No. 15
Dad
Dessert bridge by Elyria DAR at Women’s Club
Elyria Chapter Daughters of American Revolution hosts a dessert bridge at the Women’s Club on Wednesday at 1 PM. The date had been announced earlier as Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chapter
Daughters of American Revolution
Women’s Club
Laf-a-Lot Club Hosts Bridge Afiair At Glenwood Street
Members of the Laf-a-Lot Club were entertained by Mrs. Dick Koehn of Glenwood street. Six games of bridge were played with awards for high score to Mrs. Arthur Guthman, second to Mrs. Leo Smith, and consolation to Mrs. J. D. Lysaght. A luncheon concluded the evening and two weeks hence Mrs. Eric Gruse of Adams street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laf-a-Lot Club
Dick Koehn
Glenwood Street
Arthur Guthman
Leo Smith
J. D. Lysaght
Eric Gruse
Adams Street
Missionary Societies to Hold Twentieth Union Program
Tomorrow at 2 30 P M the Missionary societies of Elyria churches meet at the First Congregational church for their twentieth union program and social hour presided by Mrs C F Neuwirth. Representatives from ten churches will attend with speakers and offerings ending in social hour hosted by the Woman's Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Societies of the Churches of Elyria
First Congregational Church
C. F. Neuwirth
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Jean Little
O Zion Haste
Wm. C. Fowler
Stanley Shaw
D. A. Baird
Wm. Hill
A. J. Culler
Ohio Women’s Missionary Society
Terry
Union
Woman's Association of the
V. Club Hosts Farewell Party For Margaret Dunn
Members met at Jane Emerich home 1206 Middle Avenue last evening for a farewell party honoring Margaret Dunn who leaves soon for Texas to spend the rest of the winter. Games provided entertainment and prizes went to Joan Swindling Regina Burk and Margaret Dunn. A two course luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Club
Jane Emerich
Middle Avenue
Margaret Dunn
Texas
Joan
Clio Club Social Ends With Bridge Victory
Clio Club met last evening with Miss Marian Higgins of Bond street. After business, the girls played bridge with Miss Shirley Webber receiving a nine score award. Luncheon featured valentine decorations with red tapers and a red and green centerpiece. In two weeks Miss Catherine Seward will entertain at her Fourth street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clio Club
Marian Higgins
Bondstreet
Shirley Webber
Catherine Seward
Fourth Street
Circle 1 Methodist to entertain friends at sewing bee
Circle No 1 of the Methodist Church hosts an old fashioned sewing bee at the parsonage on East Avenue Friday afternoon. A trio of violinists from Clark Maddocks orchestra will play and Jack Elton will present piano tunes, with interpretative readings by Elyria High students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Methodist
East Avenue
Circle No. 1
Clark Maddocd
Jack Elton
Elyria High
Business and Industrial Women Bible Class Session Update
Members of the Business and Industrial Women's Bible class met at the YWCA for a regular session and continued the discussion of John chapter four under Mire Porter. The meeting next week will be Tuesday evening instead of Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Industrial Women's Bible Lass
YL W.C. AL
John
Mire. We. Porter
Community Group Meetings and Social Events Listed
Local clubs and organizations including Lindy Lodge and Akibians schedule meetings with residents on Grafton road Middle avenue and East avenue. Elyria Theatre Guild and Daughters of Union Veterans announce events at YWCA gym Day’s Studio and schoolhouse with piano recital by Georgia Sutton and Catherine Van Buren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy Lodge
Warne Kropp
Grafton Road
Akibians
Jean Alteld
Middle Avenue
Carol Wood
East Avenue
Elyria Theatre Guild
P.m
Nettie Finch Webber
Laura Delefield
Cleveland Street
Cleveland
Clatoc Price
Seag
Bunco
Auditorium
Olga Johnson
Eleventh Street
American Legion Meats
Daughters of Union Veterans
Mary A. Chandler
Florence Holcomb
West Avenue
Frank S. Harmon
Georgia Sutton
Catherine van Buren
Oberlin
Institute Club
Methodist Church
Carlisle
Twenty six men form Baptist? No United Presbyterian church mission group
Twenty six men of the United Presbyterian church met Monday evening at the church parlors to continue studying missions from March On. The new W. B. Anderson Men's Missionary League, named last night, plans to outpace the women and stays active with letters from church workers across the U S. Rev Brown led the lesson Our Privilege to Help the Underprivileged focusing on Home Missions. An informal social hour followed and another study hour is planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
C. J. Williamson
D. D
India
Rev. Brown
United States
F. W. Wilson
Chase City
J. J. Ashenhurst
Thyne
Thyne_ Institute. Another from Joseph P. Cogdell
Greeneville, Tenn
Cedar Creek
Great Smoky Mountains
Upper East Tennesee
A. W. Baird
Herbert Cooke
George Krugman
Frank Allsop
Edmond Wright
Brown
Tares groups meet at Hyman home to discuss world war topics
Twenty five members attended a meeting at Mrs. David Hyman's home on Hamilton street. The International Relations and Current Events group led by Mrs. Thomas Cushing discussed The Possibilities of War in Various Countries with talks on France Germany Poland Russia and Japan. The next gathering in two weeks will feature a dramatic group’s entertainment at Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria AJ AL AL OW
David Hyman
Hamilton Street
Thomas Cushing
France
George Adex
Geremany
Russell Bronzhton
Poland
Gertrude Jaster
Russia
Gerald Frank
Japan
Ham
Hospital Notes and Social News From Local Clubs
Admissions list includes Ernest Welch at 260 Prospect Street and Mrs. George Nitch at 521 Foster Avenue with several other residents noted. Mrs Leland Folk hosted Dubl Dee club at East Broad Street last evening with prizes to Mrs Carl Gott first Mrs Lloyd Reid second and Mrs Bur Lance consolation. A luncheon followed and the club plans to meet again February 12 at Mrs Lowrey Snow’s East River home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Welch
Prospect Street
George Nitch
Foster Avenue
Merkeegees
Blake Street
Aiutca Gavin
Amherst
Leland Folk
East Broad Street
Bridge
Carl Gott
Lloyd Reid
Bur Lance
Anes
Asain
Lowrey Snow
East River Street
Episcopal Parishes Dinner and Service in Norwalk Ohio
The Sandusky Region gathers at St Pauls Parish House Norwalk for a 6 30 p m dinner on Thursday January 25 Bishop Warren Lincoln Rogers of Ohio will speak Preceding the dinner a regional meeting at 3 30 p m Dean Chester B Emerson of Trinity Cathedral Cleveland will preach at 7 30 p m parish service Cleveland men urged to wear vestments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
St. Paul's
Norwalk
Ohio
Warren Lincoln Rogers
Chester B. Emerson
Trinity Cathedral
Cleveland
Delights of Spring Riding Draw Crowds at Club Trails
Spring like weather this past week made riding enjoyable in country and parks. Weekend riding club saw strong activity with four regular classes and many participants on roads and trails including Mrs Margaret Sharp Hill, Miss Ethel Rosa, Miss Jane Heris, Miss Mary Franklin, Mrs R W Hancock, Miss Dorothy Snyder, and several men led by David Cutliff and A W Keep.
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Riding Club
Margaret Sharp Hill
Ethel Rosa
Jane Heris
Mary Franklin
R.W. Hancock
Dorothy Snyder
Recital by Miss Pratt at Elyria College Rooms
On Wednesday at seven o clock in the Elyria Business College Rooms Miss Kathryn Pratt presents a class of twenty five pupils in a popular music recital. Assisting on the program are the Winters Brothers string trio Buddy Garland banjoist and Dick Ferriman with Neva Pfaff in tap dances. The recital is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business College
Kathryn Pratt
Winters’ Brothers
Buddy Garland
Dick Ferriman
Neva Pfaff
Surprise sixteen birthday party for Ethel Nagy at West River Street
Miss Ethel Nagy celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a surprise party at 117 West River Street hosted by her mother. Guests included Irma Mitter Olga Fazekas Virginia Nagy and many others from Avon Oberlin and nearby areas. Sisters Emma and Betty helped entertain and gifts were exchanged. A.D. Club plans party at 149 Irondale Street with hostess Olga Messaros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Nagy
West River Street
Irma Mitter
Olga Fazekas
Virginia Nagy
Ju- Ha King
Ida Vass
Alvina Barney
Emma Palack
Maury Lapos
John, Bill
Frank Strnmphauzer
Avon
Mat Herman
Oberlin
Joe Fazekas
Alex Pondy
Bil Ivy Sabo
Steve Vass
Frank Mitter
Julia King
Louis Ignatzi
Frank AvVahazi
Joe Bakos
Brother Zig
Emma
Betty
A.D. Club
Olga Messaros
Irondale Street
Wilma George
Helen Nagy
Irma Boksa
Miss Julia Doraby Weds Alex Roler in Sacred Heart Ceremony
Miss Julia Doraby daughter of Mr and Mrs Mike Doraby Ten West River street married January 12 to Alex Roler son of Mr and Mrs Theo Roler of 2157 East 29th Lor an. Rev Zekany of Sacred Heart Church performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Lor an.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Doraby
Mike Doraby
Ten West River Street
Alex Roler
Theo. Roler
East 29Th Street
Loran
Zekany
Sacred Heart Church
Loratn
Local Notices From Lorain County Courthouse
Names listed include John Kosco 21 barber. James Herman Bryne 2b steel worker. Herman Bo Ungerer 3% steel worker. Earl R. Anderson 31 eletyy elin. Verne Smrele 19 Elyria. Marie Roe 16 Elyria. Agnes A sea sick 38 Lorain. Anna Regler 21 Lara. Justice of Peace duties referenced. Rev Neighbour noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kosco
Barber
Lara
Anna Regler
Lisba
James Herman Bryne
Lorain
Ward Marie Roe
Elyria
Herman Bo Ungerer
Agnes A. Seasick
Earl R. Anderson
Eleetyyelin
Huntington
Lae Verne Smrele
Neighbour
Card party at 2nd Coneh Church jan 25
Public invited to a card party Wednesday evening at 2nd Coneh Church with a chicken supper by the Women’s Association. Admission adults 33 cents, children 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ass'n
Cone
LaPorte Ald Society Sets Thursday Tureen Luncheon
The LaPorte Ald Society will meet at the church Thursday for a tureen luncheon at 11 30. The Lake Ave Sewing Circle meeting this week has been postponed due to an illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
LaPorte Ald Society
Lake Ave
Iitness
Lorain Dental Society Holds Dinner Meeting
Dinner for about thirty Lorain County Dental Society members at Lorain Country Club featured Dr. Van Valkenberg of Cleveland, a State Dental Board member, speaking on the new dental invention. The next meeting is set for Monday February 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dental Society OF County
Lorain Country Club
Lorain County Dental Society
van Valkenberg
Cleveland
State Dental Board
Culture Club Luncheon Rescheduled to Thursday
The Culture Club luncheon will be held Thursday at 1 PM at Mrs. L. A. Obitts home on Fourth Street. Earlier this week the date was incorrectly listed as Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Club
L. A. Obitts
Fourth Street
Elyria Home Guests Attend Dinner at Eight Matinee
Residents of the Elyria Home for the Aged were entertained today by manager Louis Lamm at Capitol Theatre with a matinee performance of Dinner at Eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Home For the Aged
Louis Lamm
Capitol Theatre Today
Galaxy Club Hosts Winifred Seward Evening
Galaxy Club members enjoyed an evening at Miss Winifred Seward's Broad Street home with a contract game. Jeanne Reid won high score, Mrs. Ted Seward placed second, and Ora Champion took third as black and silver decor set the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galaxy Club
Winifred Seward
Broad Street
Jeanne Reid
Ted Seward
Ora Champion
Miss Seward
Margaret Stirzaker
Cornell Avenue
Ladies of G A R Plan February Meeting
Capt P D Reefy Circle of the Ladies of the G A R held a well attended meeting in Woodman hall. They plan a February 12 gathering with a daytime sea event and a 6 PM tureen supper followed by a brief business session and a patriotic program for Lincoln's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Reefy
Woodman Hall
Lincoln
T. N. C. Club Meeting At Josephine Hines Home
The T. N. C. Club gathered Monday afternoon at Josephine Hines’s home on Columbia Avenue for a regular business session and social hour with music and games. A refreshment course was served by the hostess. Members present included Nancy Wharton, Jean Crirp, Jean Howenstine, Beverly Wright, Shirley Patton, and Josephine Hines. The group will meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cook
Clark Street
Rollin Cook
Sam Avery, Jr
Harold Scrivens
Emily Scrivens
East Broad Street
T. N. C. Club
Josephine Hines
Columbia Avenue
Nancy Wharton
Jean Crirp
Jean Howenstine
Beverly Wright
Shirley Patton
Jefferson Girl Reserves Meet Plans Quilt
Rosemary Worthington presided at a Jefferson group meeting to discuss quilting. On Friday January 19 the girls enjoyed a tureen dinner at the W C A and were entertained by group members with tap dancing numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Girl Reserves
Rosemary Worthington
Mrs Brownell Hosts Colonial Club Meeting
Mrs George Brownell hosted the Monday Colonial Club at the Woman's Club on Fourth Street yesterday afternoon. Members and guests played five hundred. Mrs A M Hannaford of Fifth Street will host the club on Monday February fifth. Harold E Wiseman of Youngstown Ohio is visiting his parents Rev and Mrs C F Wiseman of Woodland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownell
George Brownell
Woman's Club
Fourth Street
A. M. Hannaford
Fifth Street
Harold E. Wiseman
Youngstown, Ohio
Rev
Mrs. C. F. Wiseman
Woodland Avenue
Community Notices From Elyria and Nearby Areas
Local social news notes visits and travel plans include Mrs S A Roberts of Ashland with sister Mrs F S Rust traveling to Cleveland for several days with relatives in Cleveland and Hudson. Ohio student Wilford Gleason from Miami University visits home on Harrison Street. Numerous guests attend a fifth wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs George Wilkinson of North Olmsted. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Gus Smith in Jacksonville Florida. former Elyria resident on January 22. Owen Gleason returns from Oxford for a few days with family. Arthur Schon to Wirksville Missouri for osteopathy study. Mrs T A Conway attends state federation meeting in Lima with sister Mrs W Ho Wagner. Genevieve Brevoort recuperates after appendix operation at Elyria Clinic. Fred Brown of Princeton Avenue is seriously ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Roberts
Ashland
Ohio
F. S. Rust
Cleveland
Hudson
Harry Ro Wright
Harry
New London
Wilford Gleason
Miami University
Oxford
Harrison Street
Stewart Archambeau
Erie Street
Russell
Hattie Wilkinson
Cleveland Street
George Wilkinson
North Olmsted
Lakewood
Gus Smith
Jacksonville
Florida
Democratic Woman
Lima
W. Ho Wagner
Sidney
Genevieve Brevoort
Dewittville
New York
L. C. Brevoort
Elyria Clinic
H. H. McGowin
Audrey Grace
Harold McGowin
Detroit
Michigan
Fred Brown
Princeton Avenue
Riots Roar Through Paris Amid Bank Scandal Crisis
Paris faced a volatile night with a banking scandal and clashes between Royalists and Communists. About 799 agitators, many Royalists, were arrested after widespread street battle and barricades, as police protected the Chamber of Deputies and other key sites through dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Stavisky
Duke of Guise
Camelote du Roi
Royalist
Guarde Republicain
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Hotel de Ville
Pickup in Auto Industry Signals Strong February Through May
Detroit Jan 25 William S Knudsen vice president of General Motors predicts capacity production across the auto industry for the next four months based on auto show attendance He notes buyers are purchasing cars rather than just viewing them and expects full strength in February March April and May He adds a remarkable national change in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
William S. Knudsen
General Motors
Knudsen
Schools Face Massive Delinquencies Across Ohio
Columbus reports indicate Ohio schools will lose millions this year due to heavy tax delinquencies. Dr. B O Skinner requests district reports on total delinquencies and 1934 term lengths under reduced budgets. Some districts show over 1 million dollars owed. Northeast Ohio schools face about a month cut in the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
San Ot. St.ions
Ohio
B. O. Skinner
Skinner
Traylor, Noted Banker Is Very Ill
CHICAGO January 23 Melvin Traylor president of the First National Bank is critically ill as doctors report he is rallying after pneumonia. He remains in an oxygen tent at home with temperature near 103 degrees and three heart and lung specialists attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Melvin Traylor
First National Bank
Pnetumonia
Traylor
Mrs Jennie McNamara Sacrifices Life for Pet Canaries
In Santa Barbara California on January 23 Mrs Jennie McNamara aged 66 sacrificed her life by rushing back into a burning home to save two pet canaries. Her husband Patrick tried to follow but was stopped by flames and smoke officials say she died in the blaze while rescuing the birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Cal
Jennie McNamara
Mandalay City Population Report in Burma Province
The City of Mandalay in Burma, then a province of British India, is reported to have a population around 150000 people. The figure reflects urban growth during the colonial era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandalay
Burma
British India
Aryan Descent Claims Spark Controversy in Europe
A columnist asserts Slavs are of Aryan descent and Maine is a French province while claiming Uruguay holds the smallest South American republic with the purest white population, reflecting prejudiced generalizations tied to race and geography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
France
Uruguay
South America
Woman’s letter touts Kruschen Salts slimming cure
Mrs Nettle Smith of Washington D C writes she started Kruschen Salts at 1735 pounds weighed and shed five pounds in week one and twelve pounds in week two. The ad claims a half teaspoon daily in hot water safely reduces fat and boosts health energy, with a four week jar priced cheaply at Phillips Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettle Smith
Washington, D. C
Phillips’ Drug Store
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Clark
Nancy Jenkins
Elyria Assembly
Taylor
Dad Beebe
Flyinz DeMolay
Routson
Lorain Assembly
May Dramin
Eastern Star
Charles Barton
Winifred Weller
Edn. Whitehead
Virginia Wickerworthy
Elvira Assembly
Paul Wainwright
Hazel Brodbeck
A. F. Terry
Bernard
Rogers Sisters
Kathryn Merthe
IO. O. FL. Hall
Vicks VapoRub
VICKS
Little Joe
Myrielle
Broad St
Dreamland Theatre
8 V
Higgins
BIBLE
WEY. We
Courtland Street
Presbyterian Church
Vincenzo Napoli
Franklin County
Napoli
AL AL T. W
Mrs. Leland Folk
Elyria Riding Club
Pfaff
Winitifred Seward
B. B. B. Club
Ladies OF
T. N.C
Jefferson
Allen Bernard
Blue Bird Restaurant
Court Street
Lorain County
Elyria Cottage Inn
Birkline
Birkline’s
Second Street
Elyrla Savings and Trust
LAPIN
Middle Ave
Cor
Middle
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