Junior Woman's Club Plans Dance and Home Safety Talk
The Junior Woman's Club held a business meeting led by Miss Gla¢ Plocher outlining the annual dance to be hosted at the American Legion Home on February 8. Fireman A Waldron spoke on home safety, stressing matches, heating, wiring, dry cleaning hazards, and fire preparedness. Mary Nye led ticket sales for the President's Ball and plans to renew the Braille Readers Digest subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gla¢ Plocher
American Legion
Eleanor Erickson
John McDonough, Jr
Arthur Jones
William Kohn
Winifred Ehricke
Mary Storrer
Rte
Cletus Heidrich
Charles Wentz
Ted Prindle
Mary Nye
Juniior
Elyria
Richard Horan
Don Myers
Socil
A. Waldron
Waldron
United States
National Board of Fire Unders
Waldroi
Howard Somers
Louis Kuls
Rry
Eleanors
Pred Stillwell
Frederick Green
Mr Lance
Jeanette Conry
Wilma van Oster
Fred Lehman
Edith Deckman
John Whitney
Geraldine Wilmot Installed Rainbow Worthy Advisor
Geraldine Wilmot was installed as worthy advisor of Elyria Assembly No. 13 Rainbow for Girls. The I O O F hall featured palms, ferns, flowers, and candlelight as officers and advisory board members were named. Distinged guests spoke, and the ceremony included bouquets and diplomas for Majority Girls Ruth McGinnis, Ruth Long, and Betty Corkill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Wilmot
Elyria Assembly
I. 0. O. F. Hall
Valerie Tite
Margaret Marsh
Marie Jones
Betty Corkill
Ruth Long
C. T. Corkill
Janet Strohl
Charity
Corrine Rhodes
Hove
Beth Corkill
Faith
Theodora Demos
Dorothy Fell
Lila Fell
Mary Ellen Yoder
Jean Reichard
Hilda Erber
Margery Waly
Water Jean James
Joan Duckett
Fidelity
Ann Elston
Grace Sharrer
Betty Maynard
Confidential
June Harr
Jean Ross
Lillian Tauck
Phyllis
Ander
Kathryn Sharrer
Alvaretta Demos
Lois Jean Hunter
Frances Carkill
Donna Shewell
Jean Bogart
Mary Ruth Kershaw
Nancy Ball
Ardith Caywood
Catherine Highgate
Jess Daniels
Mildred Rhode
Hunter
Lena Sherrill
Herbert Young
Ruth Palmer
Esther Wellert
Irving Gidkey
Ruth Blakesley
Wlarian Hand
Bernice Wilmot
Irene Pryce
Frances Leser
Olive Seh
Margery Woodill
Donna Sheweill
Mae Clark
Maron Grobe
Jean James
Jean Reare
Jean Knapp
Rachel Winsor
Jaca Elton
Elyria Club Dance Opens Annual Social Season
Five couples danced to Ad Mueller's orchestra at the Elyria Valley Country Club ballroom during a Saturday evening social. The event drew decorations of blue and white streamers and balloons as the first in a series of annual dances sponsored by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yg Valley Country Club
Elyria Club
Ad Mueller
Lub
Nasal Congestion Relief With Va-tro-nol at Night
A reader asks about night time nasal blockage that spoils sleep. The ad promotes Vicks Va-tro-nol drops to clear air passages, ease breathing, and improve sleep by treating nasal congestion and upper throat soreness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks
Hospital Admissions List From Local Notes
Readable entries list patients and addresses including Gerald Wilson 452 O Street Christ Evantoff 92 Woodland Avenue Thomas St 254 Fifth Street Dornthy Moran 313 South Maple Street Mrs Dachtler 511 West River Shurley Moore Avon Mrs Jack Shuster R D Nea Kerth amin Mrs Paul Bull 32 Harvard Avenue Phyllis Pollack RD No 8 Edward Darey 607 West Fifteenth Street Mrs Thomas Mer tick 4145 Flin Street Mrs Rose Andrenik 127 Cascade Street Le nore Eleanor Reising La Grange
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Wilson
O Street
Christ Evantoff
Woodland Avenue
Thomas St
Fifth Street
Dornthy Moran
South Maple Street
Mrs Dachtler
West River
Shurley Moore
Avon
Jack Shuster
Flin Street
Rose Andrenik
Cascade Street
Lenore
Eleanor Reising
la Grange
Former Elyria Girl Weds Pittsburgh Man
Mrs L Jd Widzer of Cleveland announces Eva Ruth Widzer to Saul Bimstock of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. The wedding occurred Friday December 29 1939. A reception will be held January 26 at 8 PM at 3620 East 116th Street Cleveland.
Recent Bride Honored At Neighborhood Evening
Mrs Don Jackson was honored by neighbors and friends from a former 4-H club during an evening at Mar Krebs s home, with Marian Ward assisting. Bingo determined high scores for Mousses Fleenar Roosan and Donis Bush, and a consolation award went to the guest of honor. A salad course and pink white confection baskets decorated the tables. A table of gifts awaited Mrs Jackson, the farmer June Smith with a recent marriage. Guests included Mrs J N Gorham Mrs Morris Banks Mrs John Rose Jr Mrs Clyde Franks Mrs Chifford Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Jackson
4-Hi
Prade
Mar Krebs
Marian Ward
Mousses Fleenar Roosan
Donis Bush
Jackson
June Smith
J .N. Gorham
Morris Banks
John Rose, Jr
Clyde Franks
Chifford Smith
Ford Biggs
Phylis Ano Rheads
Eleanor Roabsen
Doris Bush
Elyria Licenses Issued To Pallak And Sustrik
John Pallak a 50 year old steel worker of Elyria and Julia Sustrik age 44 of 154 Wandford Avenue Elyria were issued licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pallak
Elyria
Julia Sustrik
Wandford Avenue
Colorful Masonic Event At King Solomon Lodge Meeting
Speaker B Sharp of Columbus described the 1939 world’s greatest and most colorful Masonic event the installation of the Duke of Kent as Grand Master of the Amized Grand Lodge of England. Attendees heard British and American tributes as King George VI installed the prother master amid pageantry and guest remarks from US Grand Master J. E. Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon Lodge
Lempey
W . B. Sharp
Columbus
Duke of Kent
Amizea
Grand Lodge of
England
Sharp
London
G d Lodge
Ohio
Ohio, Braught Back A Host of Interesting Material With Him, Gleaned By Tes
Alloween
Harl
Sion
Tseorge VI
British Empire
Mary
Alason
J. E. Perry
Massachuse
United States
Lara Mayer
Sharp Ois Grant
Oho
King Shlaman Lodge
New Officers Installed by Past Department President
Sadie Mae Williams of Cleveland installed officers for Captain PD. Reefy Circle, Ladies of G A R, with Dorothy Willert and Iva Sabins assisting. Rose Dale became president. other officers include Margaret Schroeder vice president, Margaret Mr Kinles chaplain, Cecelia Livinston treasurer, Elizabeth Decker secretary, Myrtle Rose conductress, and Iva Sahins patriotic instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reefy
Sadie Mae Williams
Cleveland
Dorothy Willert
Rocks River
Iva Sabuns
Rose Dale
Semmigr View Nl
Margaret Schroeder
Margaret Mr Kinles
Cecelia Livingston
Flzar
Helen Schaefer
Margaret McKinley
Iva Sabins
Department
Mildred Hamilton
New Water Street
Personal notices and social events from Elyria area
Mrs Earl Moore travels to Natchez to visit son Ralph Otterman, a 1926 Elyria High graduate and Arm strong Tire designing engineer. Edward Pollard and Betty Taylor announce the birth of Grover Lee Pollard, eight and a half pounds, January 18. Betty Taylor is formerly Elyria's Miss Betty Taylor. Reverend A E Kemp leads a preaching mission at Chatham Congregational Church. Albert Dachtler family welcomes a daughter born January 23 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Local attendees join Rebekah Lodge installation in Oberlin. Elyria residents attend Cleveland outings. Roberta Drake visits Grove City PA. Mrs Dorothy Willett visits Rocky River. Hubbard Wilcox on legal business in Philadelphia and New York. The Giggle-O Club held its first meeting at Dor othy Averback's home with Charter members Marilyn Norman, Marjorie Young, Jackie Nell Scott, Dorothy Averback, Jerrine Payne. Betty Lou Flood joins. Musical selections and refreshments featured. Next club meeting planned for February 2 hosted by Marjorie Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Moore
Natchez
Mississippi
Ralph E. Otterman
Otterman
Elyria High School
Armstrong Tire Company
Edward A. Pollard
Meherrin
Virginia
Grover Lee
Pollard
Betty Taylor
Plate Apartments
Elyria
A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Chatham Congregational-Christian Church
Carey Christy
Chatham Church
Albert Dachtler
Elyria Memorial Hospital
West Street
D. J. Lutz
John Handley
Altha Kinney
Marseilles
Ohio
Rebekah Lodge
Oberlin
Leah Christianson
Jessie Raesler
Osea Higgie
Ruth Kaufman
Cleveland
H. Merthe
Wiliam D. Taylor
Florida
Roberta Drake
Elyria YW. C. A
Grove City
Pennsylvania
Dorothy Willett
Rocky River
Biss
Myrtle Rose
Water Street
Willert
Elyrian
Hubbard C. Wilcox
Delphia
New York
Giggle-O Club
Dorothy Averbouk
Earl Court
Marilyn Norman
Marjorie Young
Jackie Nell Scott
Dorothy Averback
Jerrine Payne
Betty Lou Flood
Miss Averback
Chopin
Tales From
Petticoat Vagabond Among the Nomads Review
Mrs W O McClellan reviews The Petticoat Vagabond Among the Nomads by Neill James for Literary Club members last evening. The Mississippi girl chronicles six months with Laplanders including pulka behind reindeer and a reindeer round-up, with a Christmas in a Lap home. Mrs Harold Rarick hosted Denison avenue and served salad after the talk. The club plans February fifth at Mrs Perry's home with Miss Anne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.O. McClellan
Harold Rarick
Denison Avenue
Perry
Anne
Daughters of Sahara No 33 Meet In British Empire Club Hall
To Give Dinner Daughters of Sahara No 33 met in the British Empire Club hall with a splendid attendance last evening. Iva Simmons presided and plans for a sauer kraut dinner at the Odd Fellows hall a Tuesday at noon were made. Mrs Jessie Raester is chairman of arrangements and the dinner is open to the public. At the next meeting on the fourth Monday in February there will be a Valentine exchange and party with Elizabeth Avery chairman. In March a pillowcase card party will be held. the date will be announced later. A Junees was served with Leah Christianson in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Friendship Club
Lucile Rusweil
EB Avenue
Joan Smith
Ely School
Ance
Weatheright
Popgy Cairns
Betty Kips
Lucille Husweill Re
Balvaton Army
Pat Standen
Exchange Club
Dorothy Brecknock
Longfellow Street
Daughters of Sahara No. 33
British Empire Club
Iva Simmons
Odd Fellows Hall
Jessie Raester
Elizabeth Avery
Junes
Leah Christianson
Banquet Plans emerge from Missionary League meeting
The Men's Missionary League of the United Presbyterian church held its regular monthly meeting at the church. They planned a father and son banquet and volunteered to cook and serve at a mother and daughter banquet. The pastor discussed personal work and stated guiding principles. Refreshments followed the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Missionary League of the United Presbyterian Church
Ield
Bob Davies
R. P. Kirkpatrick
St. John
M. RB. Setterfield
Girl Scout Troops Plan Ice Skating Party
News notes from Troops 3 5 and 9 of the Girl Scouts detailing meetings at Second Congregational and McKinley School. Troop 3 planned an ice skating outing to Lakeview Park with hosts Mrs Fell and Shirley Marshall. Troop 5 hosted a skating party at Legion pond with hot chocolate and crackers served. Troop 9 discussed a February skating party and a hospital visit, closing with songs and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Second Congregational Arch
Ed Fell
Roberta Foster
Legion Pond
Legion Home
S CT
McKinley School
Tonight's Club Activities In Elyria City Calendar
A busy Elyria schedule lists Susanna Wesley Class on Second street at 7 30 with Mrs Mark Jensen and many other groups including Founders Day banquet by Sigma Gamma A A U W dinner at Graystone Hotel with State President Mrs Powers speaks Eta Theta Wilda Rhodes Sherman Street Pongo Club guests Mrs Zeck K Lo Harriet Nelson El-Port-O Mrs Hamlin Grafton Road E Y W League at Y J A Eagles Auxiliary bingo G G G Club Evelyn Fenimore Gala Ladies Eva Hales Elyria Social Duplicate Bridge at Women’s Club Mars Martha Class First Methodist 7 30 Elks Townsend Woodman Mothers Auxiliary U P church Mary A Chandler Tent D A V Union Veterans MCA American Legion Auxiliary Elyria I O O F Lodge Elyria Council Jr U A M Taerts Blunts with Marilyn Deere Gulf Road 7 45. Contract Bridge lectures begin February 23 at Elyria Woman’s Club with Alvin Landy. tea and coffee served between lecture and play. Members listed include many Elyria residents. Colonial Club host A M Hannaford Monday dessert for twelve. five hundred played. next hostess to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
Mark Jensen
Second Street
Sigma Gamma
Graystone Hotel
Franklin B. Powers
Eta Theta
Wilda Rhodes
Sherman Street
Pongo Club
Fred Zeck
K-Lo
Harriet Nelson
El-Port-O
Ralph Hamlin
Grafton Road
E. Y. W. League
Y. J. A. Eagles
G. G
Evelyn Fenimore
Glenwood Street
Eva Hales
Elizabeth Court
Elyria
R Mars-Martha
First Methodist Church
Elks Lodge
Townsend Club
Woodman Hall
Mothers
United Presbyterian Church
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
YMCA
American Legion Auxiliary
O. O. F. Lodge
Elyria Council Jr
U. A. M. Taerts Blunts
Marilyn Deere
Gulf Road
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Ader
Lake Ave
Pittsburgh
Manna Jackson
Marna’s
Miss Jackson
Wiliam Peterson
Russell Minger
Maurice Jackson
Bertha Peterson
Fern Jackson
Kenneth Jackson
Dorothy Brish
Edward Peterson
Harold Zuske
Peterson
Church of Christ
Jay Coleman
Bride
W. BE. Boyd
Zelma Smith
F. C. Lehman
Rose Marie Haney
Hanes
Hamiltorn
Hazel Smith
C. J. Smith
Ube Tee
Coletle
Tao Jong Jalrel
Vasa
Mrs. Klasek
Hazel Snroon
Adelbert Street
Evening Watch
Rita Baker
Dorothy Lehriner
Cleveland Street
Maude Jacckson
Cornell Avenue
Lena Kiasek
Rose Law
Jn Riceby
Jessie Coniam
Ales
Mary Miller
East Avenue
Barton
Laura Barton
Lodi Street
Ave Hundred
Ruth Claycomb
Carrie Coughlin
Mary Wolf
Wolf
Homer
East River Street
Marnys
East Ave
Modern Wives Club
L. Ryan
Columbus Street
M. Smith
L. Slavin
David Miller
Sixth Street
Particulara
Call
Broad Street
Lincoln Theatre
Camera Club
Bill Gaston
Herb Kaatz
Bob Sheriff
Y. MC. A
Emerich
Catholic Study Club No
Tred Emerich
Ninth Street
Katherine McCarvel
Phil Flood
Mildred Walsh
East Broad Street
Marie Plas
Alpha Beta Bluets
Christine Guadalmino
Mildred Bierbacker
Loretta Ziolek
Lillian Hollup Ager
Marian Burke
News of the Girl Scouts
Tracom
Dorcas
Church of Cluist
Contract Bridge Series
Elyria Woman's Club
Alvin Landy
George Young
F. J. Mahilke
Wilbur Strack
Fred Raesler
Karl Plocher
Theodore Kaum‘er
W. B. Kelley
James Iewitt
Leas Meyer
Idna Moore
Stella Jones Ream
Maude Parmelee
Lois Littleton
Edna Jones
Colonial Club
A. M. Hannaford
HG. Drury
Northwood
Kruschen
World- Fearne Hospital
U.S
Fashion Cleaners
Middle Ave
Pepperell
Mertiier Co
Prea Ces Greeieer
Grey
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