Continental Club Sponsors Its First Radio Dance
The Continental Club held its first Radio Dance Saturday night in the YWCA gymnasium. Seventy five attendees, with full club representation, enjoyed a half hour floor show featuring Allan Bushman five years old, Virginia Kopolos, the Duensing sisters, Jeanne Furney, and a Hawaiian guitar trio. Barbara Wade and others won prizes, a two course luncheon followed, chaperones and organizers listed.
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Y. W
Allan Bushman
Virginia Kopolos
United States
Duensing Sisters
Jeanne Furney
Stage Arts Studio
Gene St. Marie
Jean Crane
Merle Heidrich
Richard Burandt
Robert Eady
Barbara Wade
Charles Decker
Norma Weisman
Jim Brown
William Gebhardt
Edward Rothgery
Karl Eady
Jack Spencer
Kenneth Swindling
Frank Yungman
Missionary Tea Speaker Returns From War Torn China
The Union Missionary Tea at Church of Christ features Mrs. Frank J. Rawlinson speaking. Florence Lang of Toledo, a former YWCA worker in Ceylon and India, has returned with her two children from China where her husband was killed crossing the street. Special music by Mrs. Karl Kaley, Mrs. George Tuik, and Miss Ethel Wise. All women of the city are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Church of Christ
First Congregational Church
Frank J. Rawlinson
Rawlinson
Florence Lang
Toledo
Ceylon
India
Chins
Ehraprel
Karl Kaley
George Tuik
Ethel Wise
Lowell Burton Takes Lorain Girl As Bride
Dr A B Kemp presided at a private ceremony uniting Miss Julia Harsar of Lorain and Lowell Burton at his West street home. Burton, son of Mr and Mrs Burr Burton of Furnace street, resides at 103 Princeton avenue with his wife newly wed. Both work at Western Automatic Machine Screw Company in Elyria. A family dinner followed with twelve guests from Elyria and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Kemp
Julia Harsar
Lorain
Lowell Burton
Burr Burton
Furnace Street
West Street
Ballot to be Presented at Annual YWCA Meeting
The YWCA announces the ballot for its annual meeting at First Methodist Church Tuesday evening. Eight board directors to serve three years will be chosen from listed members. one seat for a two year term from three women. nominating committee selections and two additional board positions from the general membership will be decided. Banquet limits require moving speeches and program to the church auditorium. doors open at 6:00.
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First Methodist Church
Deane Burns
George Lamberton
J. E. Thatcher
H. W. Tibball
George Gould
Roy Clymer
Harriett Hubbard
Robert Wilson
J. Martin Beck
George Johnson
J. A. Hewitt
H. H. Xye
Elsworth Schneider
Chester Bristol
Roberta Mosley
Fred Lohnes
Helen Rudy
Engagement Dinner Parties For Bernice Jackson Bride Hopeful
Mr and Mrs Jack Brandt hosted a dinner at Mrs Selmans Ohio Street for Miss Bernice Jackson and her fiancé George Mardew. Twelve guests sat among white roses lavender and pink English stock with candlelit sides. Afterward entertainment featured fishing trip movies by the host. The couple plan to wed on February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Brandt
Bernice Jackson
George Mardew
Miss Jackson
Mr. Marhew
Changeless People in a Changing Age Sermon
An unusually large congregation heard Dr. E. J. Bond of First Methodist Episcopal preach on Changeless People in the Midst of a Changing Age. The service included an anthem Praise the Lord and continued growth in evening worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Bond
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Cameron Beck
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
A hospital notice lists admission and discharge details for multiple individuals and addresses. Names include Mrs William Henry, Mrs Thomas Paonessa and baby, Ruth Knapp, Margaret Yorkoske, and others from Grafton, Brunswick, Avon, and nearby areas. Hospitalization rates and services are offered at 75 cents per month for accident sickness and 28 days care, with maternity, X ray, and operating rooms available in U.S. or Canada. Contact Mrs E C Barclay at 1128 Grant St, phone 30931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry
Seventeenth Street
George Brotherton
Caroline Street
Thomas Paonessa
U. S
Canada
E. C. Barclay
Grant St
Multiple Births and Visits Highlight Weekend Notices
Ohio State student Orval Strohl visited his parents on Bond street over the weekend. Elyria Memorial Hospital saw births including a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meo on January 23 and a son to Jr. and Mrs. Norman Mathewson at the same hospital. Rev. Ernst Irion traveled to St. Louis for a few days' visit. The Squire and Stark families hosted guests from Columbus and Eastern Heighto boulevard. Other items note a son born to Mr. and Mrs. William Wright in Elyria on January 23 and a son born to Elyria R D No. 3 couple on that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Strohl
Ohio State University
John Strohl
Bond Street
Frank Meo
South Logan Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ernst Irion
St. Louis
Missouri
Samuel H. Squire
Columbus
William H. Stark
Heighto Boulevard
Norman Mathewson
Mathewson
Marseilles Avenue
H. H. Nye
Washington Avenue
R. B. Fay
Cleveland
Anna Friday
Somersville
New Jersey
Clara Rice
William Wright
Oberlin
Ethel Glosser
Peru University
Peru
Nebraska
Netter Court
Annie Eline
Ruth
Norwalk
Ohio
Fred Schilke
Ronnie
Joan
Joe Fritz
Spruce Street
Hough Avenue Baptist Church
George Millner
Moreland Hills
Program Entreats Epworth League and Orchestra in Lorain
A devotional service led by a League member and a sermon by Rev. H E Cobb titled Light opened the program at the Elyria Home for the Aged. The Delaware Methodist Church Epworth League and Orchestra, led by Wilbur Tipton with Mrs Shook at the piano, performed piano, violin, and vocal pieces including a duet by Ruth Aten and Susan Kafer and a poem by Irene Rego. Susan Kafer led the program. The first Soviet three color film camera was recently developed in Leningrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Delaware Methodist Church
Lorain
Elyria
League
H. E. Cobb
Wilbur Tipton
Mrs. Shook
Ruth Aten
Susan Burke
Mabel Dean Shook
The Art of Conversation Discussed By Young People
The Young People's Society of St. Andrew's church met in the Guild room last evening to plan activities. Bob Peters led a devotional and hymns as plans formed for a Lakewood skating party on Friday and a Valentine party on February 11th. Members will attend a supper and candlelight service at St. Paul's church in Cleveland Heights next Sunday evening and receive bead packets to string for missionary work.
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Young People’s Society of
St. Andrew’s Church
Bob Peters
Lakewood
St. Paul's Church
Cleveland Heights
Missionary Work
Speakers announced for pworth League meetings
The pworth League held a regular devotional service at Six oclock Sunday evening at First Methodist church with Margaret Minch as leader and speaker. An interesting discussion followed as questions on international problems were asked. Upcoming speakers announced include Mrs E J Howenstine on January 30 Dr C J Miller on February 6 Dr E H Evans on February 13 and Miss Margaret Edwards on February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pworth
First Methodist
Margaret Minch
E. J. Howenstine
C. J. Miller
E.H. Evans
Margaret Edwards
St Andrews Church Holds Special Service on St Pauls Day
A special service will be held at St Andrew's Episcopal Church on Tuesday to mark St Paul's Day with a Holy Communion service announced for ten o'clock.
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St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
St. Paul's Day
Loalie Club Holds Skating Party At Doris Leonard Home
The Loalie Club held a regular meeting at Doris Leonard’s home featuring a skating party. A Mother Daughter Valentine tea was proposed, and at the close a luncheon was served. The next meeting is scheduled for February third at Rita Yuuker’s home.
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Lo1elie Club
Doris Leonard
Valentine
Rita Yuuker
Lakewood wedding unites Maxine Calvert and John Robert Jones
Miss Maxine Margarite Calvert daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman W Calvert of Lakewood and John Robert Jones son of Lewis L Jones of Oak Park Illinois were wed Saturday at three oclock in the home of Mr and Mrs Paul M Savage Lakewood. Mrs Calvert the bride’s mother is the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs James A Davis of this city. The ceremony conducted by Rev William E Schneider featured white satin gown and cream tea rose bouquet. Guests included matron of honor Mrs Richard Weaver and best man Dick Jones of Chicago. After the service fifty guests attended a reception with vocal selections and a three tier wedding cake. The couple left for Detroit and Chicago to begin their residence in Oak Park Illinois.
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Maxine Margarite Calvert
Norman W. Calvert
Thoreau Road
Lakewood
John Robert Jones
Lewis L. Jones
Oak Park
Illinois
Paul M. Savage
Forest Road
James A. Davis
East Avenue
William E. Schneider
Universalist Church
North Olmsted
H. H. Gregg
Richard Weaver
Dick Jones
Chicago
Dick Savage
Jones
Lakewood High School
Patterson Supply Company
Cleveland
Wisconsin
Mesdame Hart A. Dickason
Elyria
Charles Purdie
Detroit
Dell W. Savage
Gertrude Tamman
Painesville
Hart A. Dickason
W. H. Goodspeed
Clayton Harpster
Norman N. Calvert
Donna Dickason
Joyce Gregg
Jean Savage
Butternut Ridge Road
Cleveland speaker to address Elyria Women’s Club event
Mrs Frederick Sterbenz of Cleveland will speak on Say Paris at the Education and Fine Arts Department meeting scheduled Friday January 28 at 2 00 PM at the Elyria Woman’s Club The program also features Mrs Henry Beam singing a group of songs The meeting is open to club members and their friends with good attendance expected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Grand Lodge of Ohio
James L. Elliott
Sebring
Elyria Lodge
Frederick Sterbenz
Cleveland
Paris
Education and Fine Arts
Elyria
Family And Friends Celebrate Silver Anniversary
Immediate launhes and close friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Munsiyk of Bath street to surprise them on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Guests then moved to Suhols hall in Lorain where double silver rings tied with silver ribbon were given as favors. Dinner was served to about 150 guests from Pennsylvania, Cleveland, Canton, Amherst, Lorain and Elyria with toastmaster Peter Kroyvanos of Cleveland and music by Lee Leonards Orchestra.
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Launhes
Albert Munsiyk
Bath Street
Suhol
Lorain
Earch
Wasisk
Peter Kroyvanos
Cleveland
New YMCA Swimming Program Opens For Local Boys
Instruction and competition merged Saturday afternoon as 21 high school boys joined the new YMCA program under director Lester Hawke. Demonstrations by Jack Yost and Earl Ffill showcased crawl, back and breast strokes while contests in water polo, water soccer and swimming events entertained participants.
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Lester Hawke
Jack Yost
Earl Ffill
Hawke
Tax collections in France rise about ten percent this year
Tax collections in France during the current year show about a ten percent increase over the same period in 1936. The improvement reflects stronger revenue uptake across major tax categories and ongoing fiscal adjustments.
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France
Couple marks fifty ninth wedding anniversary at home
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wilkinson of North Olmsted celebrated their fifty ninth wedding anniversary at the home of their daughter Miss Hattie Wilkinson 124 Cleveland street. Russell Wilkinson assisted, about thirty friends attended the evening greet, refreshments served, the Wilkinsons aged eighty one and eighty three. They have long resided on the same Lorain county farm home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Wilkinson
North Ulmsated
Hattie Wilkinson
Cleveland Street
Russell Wilkinson
Cleveland
Lakewood
North Olmsted
Elyria
We Need the Church Topic At Church of Christ
The Church of Christ held a Sunday evening C E E topic We Need the Church led by Cecil Garrett A devotional was given by J D Funk A vocal trio Earl Demos Bob Mallory Ray Brunger accompanied by Virginia Brunger on piano Wayne Burdue and Mr and Mrs Funk participated in a discussion The meeting closed with a hymn and C F E benediction Announcement was made of Gospel Team visit next Sunday afternoon noting skating at homes The C E social is planned for next Friday at eight o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Cecil Garrett
J.D. Funk
Earl Demos
Bob Mallory
Ray Brunger
Virginia Brunger
Wayne Burdue
Musical Program at First Baptist Junior BY B Y A
Last evening the Junior B Y B A of the First Baptist church hosted a musical program. Mary Joan McKl fresh led a short program with several members performing. A duet by Low and Margaret Opper followed by a sketch by Jane Bender and Marian Ives. The bass quartet sang next, others included Betty Opper, Lois Marie Bennett, and a girls trio of Carolyn Davies, Mary Jean A McElfresh, and Bennett. A Guang solo and a vocal by Bennett completed the program. A planning meeting for next week is announced with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Mary Joan Mcklfresh
Low
Margaret Opper
Jane Bender
Marian Ives
Betty Opper
Lois Marie Bennett
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Continental Club
China
Virginia Little
Hamilton
Clara Lugas
Frances Corkill
Eileen Eckenroad
Betty Fell
Virginia Huffman
Beatrice Ensign
Washington
Hamilton Girls
Rainbow Gardens
C. O. Ellingwood
William Cooley
Richard House
Conneaut
Cub Pack No
Howard Sherman
West Avenue
Sherman
Den
Paul Irion
Richard
Bingo
Joseph
Glenn Watson
Alpert Baxter
Henry Ingersoll Til
James Hamilton
Walter Hendricks
Lorain Girl
Miss Barry
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Elyma Woman's Club
Isabelle Barry
Geraldine Rigo
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Masonic Temple
Sheffield Lodge
Erie
YWCA
Birkline’s
Maxine
Porctcepie
Colette
Leningrad
Eagvers Festures
St. Andrews
Maxine Calvert
Lewis Jones
Elyria Snv. & Trust
Gladys Parmely
Middle Avenue
Dial
Church of Christ C. E
Knitting Wools
Fromm
Thomas Uodgeson & Bons, Inc
Concord Worsted Mills
Cons Eord
NTW
Funeral Home Phone
Capitol Theatre
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