Nine Elyria Churches Te a Twenty Fifth Union Missionary Tea
The Women’s Missionary Union of Elyria representing nine city churches will hold its twenty fifth annual Tea at Second Congregational church tomorrow at two oclock. St Paul’s Church will handle the program with Mrs F D Casselman of Tiffin speaking on The American Indian in Wisconsin. Second Congregational will serve tea after the meeting and the executive committee members will meet Tuesday afternoon to finalize World Day of Prayer plans.
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Elyria
St. Paul's
Churches of the Union
Second Congregational Church
Girl Scout Luncheon Hosts Regional Officer as Guest
The Girl Scout Council will hold a luncheon at 12 30 PM at 208 Ohio Street hosted by Mrs Leon Selman. Guest regional officer Mrs F Stanlee Bates vice chair of the Kenova Region serving Ohio Kentucky West Virginia and local director Miss Anne Keleher will report on activities. A tea from 3 to 5 PM at 254 Washington Avenue hosted by Mrs Allan Fritzsche will entertain Council members guests Scout Leaders and mothers of Girl Scouts.
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Girl Scout Council
Leon Selman
Ohio Street
F. Stanlee Bates
Kenova
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Anne Keleher
Allan Fritzsche
Washington Avenue
A.B. C
Turen
Church of Christi
2Nd Congregational
Board of Trustees
United Presbyterian
Heip R . Junior Mission Societe
U.P
First Congregational Church
St. J. Lengel
Walter Blork
Allan Fritesche
Baumbardt Couple Honored At Columbia Avenue Dinner
Mr and Mrs L C Baumhardt were guests of honor at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs A T Haury on Columbia avenue. Attending were Miss Isabelle Hasley and Carl Goetz. A bowl of yellow roses and green tapers lit the table as the couple announced their May 1936 marriage last week. Betty Ryan and Betty Koepke hosted a sorority gathering featuring a scavenger hunt won by Barbara Jennings and others, with prizes and refreshments served.
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L. C. Baumhardt
Nancy Turnbull
A. T. Haury
Columbia Avenue
Isabelle Hasley
Carl Goetz
Mrs. Baumbhardt
Betty Ryan
Betty Koepke
Ryan
Third Street
Barbara Jennings
Gene Graber
Will Dachner
Ryan Home
Second Congregational C E Society meets with hymn history focus
Alice Gilbert led the gathering as she discussed The History of Hymns and the origins of each hymn before singing. Plans were made for a member mother father banquet on February third and a C E Union Rally on February first. C E week will begin next Sunday with a 10 45 am service by Reverend Kemp for youth. Officers elected include Freda Wiles president Marian Spencer vice president Ruth MacDonald secretary and Phoebe Nevins treasurer. Members will make scrapbooks for Henderson Settlement Kentucky and girls played Chinese checkers Lucille Hinderer won first Ruth MacDonald second. Refreshments featured a birthday cake for Mildred Hierpie born January 22. Next meeting February 17.
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Second Congregational
C. E. Society
Alice Gilbert
Miss Gilbert
C. E. Union
Kemp
Mildred Hierpie
Girl Reserve Play Day Led by Elyria Members
The Girl Reserves of Elyria gathered at the Y W C A for a Play Day on Saturday morning singing songs. Four groups toured the jail court house Elyria Telephone company and the first station led by Lois Sharkey Beatrice Fell Wanda McRoberts and Margaret Pano. The next Play Day is February 11 with Roosevelt girls in charge and an Interclub council luncheon follows.
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Elyria
Court House
Speaker to discuss diet at Elyria women’s club dinner
Miss Martha Koehne of the Bureau of Child Welfare in Columbus will address the Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club on Fact and Fallacies About Diet at the January dinner meeting. Evelyn Lehman and the Health Committee run the event at First Congregational Church Tuesday night at 6 30.
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Martha Koehne
Bureau of Child Welfare
Columbus
Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club
First Congregational Church
Evelyn Lehman
DeMolay Ping Pong Match At Masonic Temple
This evening at seven o'clock David J. Nye Chapter DeMoloy meets Frank S Harmon Lodge at the Masonic Temple for a ping pong contest. In the last meeting Lloyd Morse appointed Roger Kuhn chair of a committee to plan a DeMolay Sweater Dance to be held in February. Committee members are Richard Mathis John Klyop and Tom Cochrane.
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David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Masonic Temple
Lloyd Morse
Roger Kuhn
Richard Mathis
John Klyop
Tom Cochrane
Anniversary celebration for Dernier and Shamel families
On Sunday evening Mark 37th anniversary was observed at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Shamel East Bridge Street. About fourteen friends and relatives attended to honor Mr and Mrs Ford Dernier of Grafton. Guests included Ed Olds Carl Shamel Jack Olds Thomas Olds Fulton Snodgrass Johan Papworth Barry Dervier and Justine Ann Wedie. A three course luncheon followed after games of pinechle and pedro.
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Carl Shamel
East Bridge Street
League of Women Voters rides circuits for civil service
The League of Women Voters launches a circuit ride through Cincinnati and Youngstown as part of a nationwide effort to promote merit-based civil service. Katharine Greenough leads the expedition with Betsy Knapp, visiting New England states and planning a later western swing to push state merit laws and oppose weakened civil service systems.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National League of Women Voters
Katharine Croan Greenough
League
Department of Government
Youngstown
Boston
Massachusetts
Augusta Maine
Hartford
Connecticut
Providence
Rhode Island
Concord
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Minnesota
Minois
National League
Greenough
New England
Betsy Knapp
National
Ohio League of Women Voters
Civil Service Administration
Civil Service Circuit
Massachusetts League
Maine
Eagles Ladies Aux Meeting Rescheduled for Jan 31
The Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles meeting facing postponement from January 24 to January 31. Secretary Alice Kaylor confirms the updated date and urges members to note the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aux. of Eagles
Alice Kaylor
Miss Lois Bins Speaks at Oberlin AAUW Luncheon
The Oberlin Chapter of the American Association of University Women held its first 1938-39 luncheon at Oberlin Inn with about fifty members and eight Elyria guests. Miss Lois Bins discussed juvenile delinquency and Hull House’s early reforms with focus on private hearings and environment-based plans to reintegrate youths into society, noting Lorain County facilities are still developing.
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Oberlin
American Association of University Women
Oberlin Inn
Elyria
R. P. Fowler
Lois Bins
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Miss Bins
Lorain County
Guest Speaker Leads Christian Endeavor Evening
C E Has guest speaker Helen Bramwell led last evening as leader of the Christian Endeavor of the Church of Christ after a short song service and opening scripture. Robert Neighbour spoke on Are You Popular, drawing from scriptural stories. A special meeting will mark the Endeavor opening with Ted Owens, a former member, as speaker.
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Helen Bramwell
Christian Endeavor
Church of Christ
Robert Neighbour
Nash
Gene
Ted Owens
The
Endeavor
Plan Cleveland Trip St Andrews Young People Meet
St Andrews Young People gathered in the guild room at 7 50 last evening with Robert Peters leading the religious program. Reports were given on pins, next Sunday they will visit St Pauls Church Cleveland for a supper and candle light service at 3 30. Jim Ferguson and Bob Stevenson conducted the discussion on Issues of Interest to Young People. There will be no meeting next Sunday evening at the local church.
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St. Andrew's
Robert Peters
St Paul's Church
Clesseland
Jim Ferguson
Bob Stevenson
Program by Fields Methodist church at Elyria Home
The Rev. L. A. Crawford pastor led a program with Epworth League members at the Elyria Home for the Aged yesterday. Spectral music featured violin solos by Wilma Naradomski and Paul Hicks, a piano solo by Ardella Walker, and vocal duets by Janice Harrison and Margaret Stranahan with Velma Andrews as accompanist.
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L. A. Crawford
Fields Methodist Church
Epworth League
Elyria Home
Wilma Naradomski
Paul Hicks
Ardella Walker
Janice Harrison
Margaret Stranahan
Velma Andrews
Ely Girl Reserve Plans Bazaar and Play
The cabinet met at Miss Chancellor's home on Saturday to discuss the March bazaar and a play titled Glamour for Mrs Whipple. Rehearsals begin Monday and run through the week with a luncheon served to attendees Phyllis Choate Virginia Goodrich Deotti Breckneck Miss Carr and Miss Chancellor.
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Ely
Ohio Art Exhibit at Y W Benefit Tea Program
An Ohio Art Exhibit and A A U W Benefit Tea will be held Tuesday from 3 to 6 PM at the Y W C A. The event was mislisted as at the Elyria Library in Saturday’s notice. The public is invited to attend.
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Ohio
Y. W. CA
Elyria Library
Illust rated Banking Talk At Elyria Lodge Meeting
Elyria Lodge No 103 I O O F will host an illustrated talk on Fundamentals of Banking as Practices in Ohio tomorrow evening. Walter Block of Elyria Savings and Trust Company will present and be assisted by Wilbur Gaston of the same bank.
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Elyria Lodge No. 103
Ohio
Walter Block
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Wilbur Gaston
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Local Records
A list of individuals admitted to and discharged from area hospitals, including names and addresses such as Mrs. Margaret Boros, 110 West River street. Audrey Snodgrass, 141 Lake avenue. Leo Soga, 1501 West avenue. and Billy Davidson, 256 Third street. discharges include Leo Soga, 1501 West avenue. Matt Meecha, 411 East River street. Mrs. Robert Green, 120 Cleveland street.
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Margaret Boros
West River Street
Audrey Snodgrass
Lake Avenue
John Yourkwicz
Bond Street
Helen Mikalski
Fifteenth Street
Leo Soga
West Avenue
Herbert Brown
Lodi Street
Edward Minnich
James Billingsley
Sheriff Street
Genevieve Minch
Clark Street
Billy Davidson
Third Street
Janet Keller
R. D
Henry Brown
Riverside Court
Matt Meecha
East River Street
Jean Teylur
Middle Avenue
Robert Green
Cleveland Street
Eugene Lescher
Avon
Wilbur Ward
Oberlin
Rudy Skinletz
Irondale Street
Hospitalization plans advertised by Mrs Barclay
An advertisement offers group wholesale and three individual hospitalization plans good in all U S and Canada. It promotes The New Professional 60 with a 500 dollar accidental death benefit. Rates shown are 75 cents and 1 dollar monthly. Contact Mrs E C Barclay at 128 Grant Street or phone 39934.
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U.S
Campus Club officers named at Elyria school
James Schumar of Elyria elected vice president of the Campus Club of the School of Applied Science in Iveland now 2 Cereae of the Inter-Fraternity Council. A daughter born to Myr ant nus James Billingsley at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Baldwin Wallace College Berea reports Lois Bins and Genevieve Pherinsers in campus roles. Several locals attend Oberlin luncheon. others travel to Columbus for events and family visits.
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James Schumar
Elyria
Rene School of
Iveland
Oberlin
Deedies
California
G Patton
Stanford Avenue
T. A. Patton
Willoughby
Edward Minnich
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Yetterday
Lyle Castle
James Powell
Columbus
Castle
Easagies
Astr Ars
Powell
Genevieve
Pittsburgh
C. E. Southam
Ohio
Neil House
Calendar notes mix social events and meetings at Y and area clubs
Calendar items list threen supper at Y WLC and many meetings across clubs such as Daughters of Sahara, Merry Mixups, Teen Juror Woman, and Circle Dot. Various hostesses named with addresses on Columbia, Laf A Lo, River and West avenues. Also mentions exhibits tea at YWCA and speaker at St Pauls with community groups meeting Friday.
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Y. Debs
Y. Wlc
Daughters of Sahara
V. FW
Miholic Study Club
PT. Gallagher
Avenue
Dorothy Nickel
Columbia Avenue
Laf-A-Lo
Emma Emods
West River Street
South Side
H Carroll
Denison Avenue
Avalon
Joseph Genthosaxe
West Avenue
Womar
Warne War Wormer
Cleveland
Order of Rainris
Chip
Curtis
Sth
Soleman Lodge
Girl Scouts Troop 4 Enjoys Day Hike and Plans Skating Event
Troop No 4 Girl Scouts spent a Saturday hike to Findley cabin on Abbe Road. They skated, coasted, and tramped through woods with Dorothy and Alice Bartter accompanying. An informal business session set plans for a roller skating party soon and a formal party in April.
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Findley
Abbe Road
Dorothy
Alice Bartter
Various Elyria clubs and auxiliaries schedule meetings
Community groups including Eagles Auxiliary, Jolly Eight Bunco, Literary Club, Guidy with Janet Stagg, Employed Young Women's League, Play Awhile, Mary A. Chandler Tent Daughters of Union Veterans, Elyria councils and lodges, American Legion Auxiliary, Elks Lodge, and St Paul circles announce January gatherings, anniversaries, and fund events. Several church circles host meetings at Emanuel Lutheran, Methodist, Church of Christ, United Presbyterian, First Congregational, and other local venues with noted dates and hosts.
Community gathering notes at area churches and clubs
A busy day of church and club activities includes Mrs Elizabeth Smith hosting a Ninety Five Club meeting, St Marys Altar Society lunch, Tota Nu dinner at Alpine Village, and many group meetings such as the Chatelains in Lorain with Mrs Helen Ksenich. Also listed are the Sons of Union Veterans, Pythian Sisters, Daughters of America open installation, and W R C officers luncheon.
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Elizabeth Smith
Ninety Five Club
Walter Davies
Sixth Street
St. Mary's Altar Society
Tota Nu
Alpine Village
Lorain
Helen Ksenich
Pythian
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Woodman Hall
Blue Triangle Club
St. Agnes Altar and Rosary Society
Cameo Club
Carl Tlanger
East River Street
Grafton Officers Installed by Anchor Rebekah Teaidge
Grafton saw the Anchor Rebekah Teaidge hold an officers installation Tuesday evening led by Mrs Gertruide Witan. Mrs Iva Wolf became noble grand after Mrs Iva Gardner. Other officers include Meiss Mirkle Clark as vice grand, Mrs Freda McNeal recording secretary, Mrs Moeud Rinehart financial secretary, Mrs Sadie Gorman treasurer, Mrs Gertrude Wilson right supporter to noble grand, Mrs Fannie Clark left supporter to noble grand warden, Nettie Wiley outside guardian, Mrs Mildred Corey musician, Mrs Rhea Beesing right supporter to vice grand, and Mrs Alta Bourkel left supporter to vice grand. Finance committee members are Mrs Natha Clark, Mrs Anna Hiesler, and Mrs Slissie Tabler.
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Rebekah Teaidge
Gertruide Witan
Iva Wolf
Iva Gardner
Meiss Mirkle Clark
Freda McNeal
Moeud Rinehart
Sadie Gorman
Gertrude Wilson
Noble Srand
Fannie Clark
Hospitality committee appointees named at supper meeting
Kel and Mrs. Natha Clark were appointed to the hospitality committee. Before the business session, seventeen members attended a 6 o'clock tureen dinner.
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Kel
Natha Clark
Gingham Pinochle Club Hosts Tea at Claire Miller Home
Members of the Gingham Pinoch le club were entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Claire Miller with honors inecards going to Mrs. Ida Burton first, Mrs. Edna Davidson second, and Mrs. Mary Aldrich third. A refreshment course followed. One guest, Mrs. Frank Bladowski attended. The club will meet in two weeks at Mrs. Carl Seckt’s home.
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Claire Miller
Ida Burton
Edna Davidson
Mary Aldrich
Frank Bladowski
Carl Seckt
CLASS ENJOYS OUTING WITH JESUS HELPERS GROUP
Five members of the Jesus Helpers class led by Mrs. Dunlap enjoyed a Tuesday hike to the woods after school. Mr. Dunlap had marked a snowy trail and a roaring fire awaited the group to roast weiners and marshmallows. After supper the girls returned home and had a snowball battle along the way. Participants included Sarah Jane Johnson June Scholl Melba Schwed Janet Dilly and Betty Jean Dunlap.
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Jesus Helpers
Grafton Boy Scout Troop Meets in Routine Session
Grafton Boy Scout Troop No 104 met Monday evening with the senior patrol leader calling the meeting to order. Activities included the scout oath, third law, colors, roll call, dues and stamp purchases. Inspection by Scoutmaster Dunlap and Cecil Johnson, followed by drill and games. Plans for a hike and camping were updated from the last meeting. Farmers Institute slated for Friday January 27 at Belden. Miles Mnechtges left Tuesday for Columbus for the lumbermen's convention. Mrs Grace Park visited her niece Mrs Carrie Ogden of LaPorte for several days.
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Grafton
D. R. Dunlap
Cecil Johnson
Senai Benediction
Farmers’ Institute
Belden
Miles Mnechtges
Columbus
Grace Park
Carrie Ogden
LaPorte
Untaught Mind Compared To Clumsy Instruments
A thinker without training is likened to an unskilled hand grasping a delicate tool. The analogy highlights how lack of schooling hampers understanding and precision in forming and executing ideas.
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Oxford
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B.& P.W. Dinner
Allen Bernard
League of Women :Voters Activities
C.E
Y.W
Clara Wolf
Huron Street
Sion Gamma
Kriegs
Catholic Study Club No. 6
Betty Grumney
Alalu
YW. C. A
2Nd Congregational Church
St. Pauls Church
Frances Castleman
Tiffin
Speaker
Julia Kolni
Postscript Club
Lucille Roling
LaGrange Road
el Porto
Charles Crosby
Circle Dot
News of the Girl Scouts
Seville
Spain
Rebekah Lodge
East Avenue
Zeta Upsilon
St. Paul's Circle No
Leo Meyer
Martin Gerke
10Th Street
Catholic Study Club
W. C. Walters
Corner Avenue
Thelma Traxler
Tri Sigma
Rosemar
J. UU. G. Club
Anna Stefes
Bath Street
Culture Club
BR. W. McWillamis
Idea Street
Carlisle
B. J. Scuires
Orne Sempre
Oscar Koenn
Glenwood Street
LeRoy Schroeder
Rawson Court
M. J. Shuster
West Street
Forget Me Nots
Louise Lapp
Floral Court
St. Theresa Society
A. Bolazs
Fat Com
Paul Weisbrod Jr
Cascade Street
St Andrew's East Side Guild
O. P. S. Kitchens
Geo. Colburn
Wm. Lyons
Raids
Woodland
Eight
Don Andress
St. Clair Street
St. Paul's Circle No. 1
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Chum
Worthincto
Gladys P. West
Music Store
Miss West
Daughters of Scotland
Guild
6Th Street
Artemas Beebe
Dorcas
Will Foster
Harvard Avenue
Wno
Arthur Giles
Daughters of America
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