State President Delivers Address at A A U W Dinner
Large Elyria Council turnout from Oberlin and Lorain attended the A A U W annual dinner at the Graystone Hotel where Mrs. Franklin B Powers state president spoke on the organization history and educational heritage. Music featured Miss Kathryn Hopwood with solos. committee members included Mrs. Harry Frankfather and Mrs. Mark Willis. next meeting set for February 27 at Mrs. A C Hurratt’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyvia
American Association of University Women
Oberlin
Lorain
Graystone Hotel
J. Clare
George
Franklin B. Powers
Powers
Adamovicz
Stockholm
Foland
Kathryn Hopwood
Schumann
Haydn
Aurs
J. H. Coaumley
Katherine McCarvel
Edna Moore
Mme. Bartlett
Elyria Library
Mary Beattie
Evenng
Harry Frankfather
Mark Willis
Hubbard Wilcox
Starold Ewing
A.C. Hurratt
Stanford Avenue
P T A Magazine Chairs Lunch Enables Subscriptions Push
P T A unit chairmen and unit presidents met at the Armory for a tureen luncheon led by council chairwoman Mrs H H Thompson with Mrs Frang Harding of Allen School. They noted Elyria’s strong Ohio Parent-Teacher magazine sales, pledging district conference recognition in Manstela on March 18. Subscriptions listed include Allen 34 Ohio Parent Teacher 20 National 14, Elyria High 14 Ohio 12 National 4, and other schools with multiple National numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
H. H. Thompson
Frang Harding
Allen School
Ohio
Elyria
Manstrela
J. W. Basinger
Allen
National
Edis
Frank N
Garford
National Gates
Hamilton
McKinley
Roosevelt
St Agnes
Jefferson Junior High
Nationalone
Elyria High School
Ely
Franklin
Carl Martin
Edior
Merritt Powell
Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
George Falk
Miss Dorothy Bell Speaks To Woman's Club Department
Miss Dorothy Bell of Oberlin spoke on Ancient and Modern Tapestry to the American Home and Child Welfare Department meeting that began at nine thirty and resumed after a brief business session. She described weaving tapestries as ancient art, noted tools, sizes, and production times, and illustrated with slides by Mrs Donna Bell Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home and Child Welfare Department
George Tulk
Phillips
Hawley
Eric Chapman
Dorothy Bell
Oberlin
Christ
Founders Day Celebrated by Sigma Gammas at Dinner
Sigma Gamma sorority observed its twelfth Founders Day with a dinner at Marny’s on Fast Bridge street. Officers were installed led by president Mrs. Harry Schultz with new VP Mrs. Stevenson Burke secretary Mrs. Urban Rothe and treasurer Miss Helen Townsend. Lounge games, honors, and gifts followed, two members were chosen to represent the sorority at the Center for the Sightless next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Gamma
Marny’s
Fast Bridge Street
Harry Schultz
Stevenson Burke
Urban Rothe
Helen Townsend
Arthur Robishaw
Rothe
N. S. Hearn
Schultz
Earl Fauver
Vern Barnes
5. Burke
Dorothy Haton
Forrest Order
Gerard Dolan
Furnace Street
Joseph Petro
Class Elects Officers for Wesleyan Methodist Group
Susanna Wesley Class of the Methodist church met at a home for officers elections. Edna Mae Wilson was named president with others selected as vice president, secretary, treasurer and chair. Evelyn Wright attended as a guest. Members shared favorite recipes. A February gathering at Mrs. Florence Smiths home will be hosted by Mrs. Margaret Busn and Miss Gladys Lap. Junior B P U hosted a farewell party for Reena Bader with a handkerchief shower, games, stunts, and refreshments of ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
Methodist Church
Marie Jensen
Ess
Ruth Turner
Sarah Hall
Edna Mae Wilson
Mathie West
Hazel Browse
Alice Willetts
Evelyn Wri
Constance Walker
Evelyn Wright
Florence Smith
Harry Sechwind
Second Street
Margaret Busn
Gladys Lap
Doris Adams
Marian Hicks
Besse' Hal
Fast Avenue House
Arewell
Reena Bader
Two O'Clock Club Tea Review Precedes Book Talk
Two O'Clock Club hostesses entertained with a Valentine themed tea and silver service. Mrs Tony Manzo and Robert Knechtges presided as Leila Heath Welt reviewed Escape by Ethel Vance before about 180 attendees. The next tea review is set for February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. K. Crumley
Tony
Birthday Gifts At Mrs Wonds Home On Clark Street
In a Pleasant birthday gathering at 213 Clark Street Monday evening Merry Minup Clus was entertained by Mrs Ethel Wonds. Mrs Dorothy Sacha and Mrs Grace Knontz received gifts while Mrs Jessie Baser was consoled. A spectral award was given to Mrs Sarah Diederick. Marigolds and primroses decorated the table and a salad course was served. Birthday gifts to Val O Brien and Ethel Sparks were presented by club members. Mrs Koentz will host February on Cornet Avenue with officers to present reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Persensky
Ridge Tool Company
E. Hoffman
Denison Avenue
S Weith
Hanmer
Beverly Bruce
Dorothy Snyder
Hoffman
Miss Bruce
Miss Persensky
Thomas Gilbert
Ethel Wonds
Clark Street
Dorothy Sacha
Grace Knontz
Jessie Baser
Sarah Diederick
Val O Brien
Ethel Sparks
Koentz
Cornet Avenue
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Vintage ad urges women to take Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nervous moodiness hot flashes and other female functional disorders. It claims over 60 years of use aiding thousands with calmer nerves and fewer irregularities using a handy tablet form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Club Welcomes New Member At Evening Gala
Ladies gathered at Eva Haire's home for a club event with a short business meeting and the welcome of new member Mrs. Mary I S. Prizes honored Erma Loescher and Flor-Lenee Lonseher. Hostess served a dessert choice, with next meeting set for Erma Lotscher's Ridgeville home on February 6. Dinner, Christ Church, Saturday at 5 pm. reservations phone numbers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenue
Eva Haire
Mary 1. S
Erma Loescher
Flor- Lenee Lonseher
Low
Hilda Bacher
Erma Lotscher
Ridgeville
Cimirch of Christ
Breakfast at Graystone Hotel attended by local women
A morning breakfast at the Graystone Hotel drew Dr. Mary Sinclair of Oberlin and Lorain residents in support of Mrs. Franklin B. Powers of Poland Ohio, AAUW state president. Also noted was word of the death of Mrs. Hans Juell in South Dakota and several Lorain Elyria residents traveling or joining religious and educational activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graystone Hotel
Mary Sinclair
Oberlin
Elizabeth King
R. T. Minnick
D. A. Godes
Lorain
George Day
Harold Ewing
Richard Burgess
South Dakota
Bertha Justi
Pilgrim Commi Church
Lawreduell
Litchfield Church
Edith Metcalf
Dunedin
Florida
K. Mussey
Fifth Street
Musser
Roma Bad
S¢Er'iusty
Veterans Hospital
I Hines
Conversion Feast at St Andrew's with Holy Communion
The 25th of January marks the Conversion of St Paul and his role as a leading Christian missionary. A Holy Communion service will be observed at St Andrew's Church on Thursday at ten o'clock in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's
St. Paul
St Paul
St. Andrew's Church
Elyria Democratic Women Sponsor Dessert Bridge
The Elyria Democratic Woman's Club executive board plans a dessert bridge party tomorrow at one o'clock at the Elyria Woman's Club. Mrs DeForest Rimbach heads arrangements, with Mrs Charles Sartor in charge of prizes and Mrs W J Ready supervising ticket sales. The event includes bridge and other games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Democratic Woman's Club
Elyria Woman's Club
DeForest Rimbach
Charles Sartor
W. J. Ready
Husbands To Be Guests At Alary Martha Class Meeting
About 35 members and guest Mrs A W Barnes attended the January gathering at First Methodist church. Kathryn McDonald led a devotional on Faith with readings from Hebrews and Matthew and the article Across the Bridge of Death. Mrs Wilet ta Bellingham conducted the business, plans for February 22 with husbands as dinner guests, trumpet solo by Wayne Garland, piano medley, and contests won by several members. Refreshments were served by a group of named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alary
A. W. Barnes
First Methodist Church
Kathryn McDonald
Matthew
Wiletta Bellingham
Wayne Garland
Catherine Merthe
Ohio
Mary Rogers
Marbery Wibber
Alice Bond
Meadames Thompson
Wurster
Braegger
McDonald
K. Smith
Garland
Holornok
Steger
Reynalds
Emma Bmody Hosts Club elects Grace Grant Treasurer
Emma Bmody hosted Charter-Doos at her West River Street home where Grace Grant was elected treasurer and Snyder joined as a new member. Prizes went to Damyrinus Farey Grace Grant Anita Hi et with Helen Smith special prize. White and gold were the prize wrap colors and the two course lines served at the card tables to ought members. Helen Cilia of LORain involved in the event. A February 12 gathering at Marie Beam Pemmy Suanecheon Church of Christ in Woomoon Doreas class is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Bmody
West River Street
Grace Grant
Snyder
Damyrinus Farey
Anita Hiet
Helen Smith
Helen Cilia
Lorain
Ela
Marie Beam
Young Republican Women of Lorain County Elect Officers
Members of the Lorain County Young Women's Republican Club elected officers at Halworth restaurant. Hilda Ebinger was named president with Betty Corkill as vice president and Mrs. Robert Birdsall as treasurer. Frances Dicken, Mildred Neufer and Margaret Storrer elected Elyria directors. Lorain directors include Mrs. Doug Miller and others. Prizes awarded in bridge, Chinese checkers, and hearts. Next meeting set for February in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Bruegger
Thomson
Dougl Miller
Virginia Murray
Anna Justavich
Hilda Ebinger
Lorain
Marriage Is Announced for Betty Ivalee Grecco
Mrs. Merle Smith of West River road announces the marriage of Betty Ivalee to Frank Grecco. The ceremony took place Wednesday January 17 in Covington Kentucky. Mrs. Grecco is Elyria High School graduate class of 1939. They will live on East 29th Street Lorain. Sigine met at Violet Rose’s East River Street home for a weekly gathering with plates for the tea year party finalized. Plans for a dinner party were discussed and activities included a quiz game and Holy Moses. Bettye Sykuta Louise Hyxema and Charlotte Moore won prizes during social hour. A striking green and yellow refreshment table complemented the event. Next meeting set for Bette Ryan’s Third Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Smith
West River Road
Betty Ivalee
Frank Grecco
Covington
Kentucky
Sigine
Violet Rose
East River Street
Holy Moses
Bettye Sykuta
Louise Hyxema
Charlotte Moore
Bette Ryan
Third Street
Towns End Club Plans Valentine Party at Woodman Hall
At the Woodman hall last evening Towns End Club No 2 planned a St Valentine party for Wednesday February 13 with details to follow. Miss Eloise Grossman announced a Townsend Rally next Sunday in Cleveland with Robert Townsend as principal speaker and many members plan to attend. The next meeting on January dist will address important business and high attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Townsend Club No. 2
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listings
Admissions include James Billingsley at 199 Sheriff Street Mary Louise Read RD No 2 William Snyder 702 West Broad Street Charles Wacker 315 Eleventh Street Jerry Ferrando 230 Winckles Street Mrs Joseph Arsem 356 Fifth Street Discharges list Robert Hand 135 Huron Street James Davidson Grafton Mrs Alpha Austin 121 Tannery Street Mrs Harry Miller Ashley Ohio Mrs Wilbur Armbrunter baby girl Valley City Mrs Harvey Curtis baby boy 112 Cedar Street Jane Bender Sugar Ridge Road Ralph Lasky 229 East Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Billingsley
Sheriff Street
Mary Louise Read
William Snyder
West Broad Street
Charles Wacker
Eleventh Street
Jerry Ferrando
Winckles Street
Joseph Arsem
Fifth Street
Robert Hand
Huron Street
James Davidson
Grafton
Alpha Austin
Tannery Street
Harry Miller
Ashley
Ohio
Wilbur Armbrunter
Valley City
Harvey Curtis
Upper Room Bible Class Dinner at First Congregational
Tonight the Upper Room Bible Class will have a dinner at 6:30 pm at First Congregational Church with Mr and Mrs E D B Adams in charge. Rollin E Hinkson Auxiliary follows with a card party in Woodman Hall and Mrs Wesley Suhr to address the 49ers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
E. DB. Adams
Rollin E. Hinkson
Woodman Hall
49Ers
Wesley Suhr
W.C. A. Debonair Sorasis
St. Agnes Church
James Sharkey
Stree Dames of Malta
Tau Kappa Reta
Robert Greene
Easy Aces
Waller Greber
Clark Street
R.A. SI
Merits
Friendly
George Folk
Middle Avenue
Core Bassett
Krieg
Biography of Rose Hawthorne reviewed by Catholic Study Club No 3
Mrs Pat Radican hosted last evening on Middle Avenue with Mrs Robert Smith assisting. Miss Joe Koht led the question box while Mrs Ralph Ursem reviewed Sorrow Built a Bridge, a biography of Rose Hawthorne who founded the Society of Servants for Relief of Incurable Cancer. Luncheon followed and meetings paused for Lent. The Young People Forum plans a January 28 session at four from 1939 events review led by A Lorenzo Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club No. 3
Pat Radican
Middle Avenue
Robert Smith
Joe Koht
Ralph Ursem
Katherine Sere
Rose Hawthorne
Sophia Penandy
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Young People's Forum
Young People’s Forum
En. A
Lorenzo Todd
Mildred Scott
Mabel Haynes
Roberta Mosely
Naomi Burge
Greenlee Haynes
Harland Vincent
Wic
Kathryn Schubert
Family Life Lectures And Club Meeting Schedule
Mrs. R. G. Williams will lecture on Family Life this week tomorrow at 2:00 PM in the P T A room at Franklin School with attendees to use the Sixth Street entrance. The Notawa Club gathers tomorrow evening at Carrie Snoble's home on HT Waverly Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Williams
Franklin School
Sixth Street
Notawa Club
Carrie Snoble
Waverly Street
Catholic Study Club discusses Mass and Catholic Literature revival
Catholic Literature Catholic Study club No 7 met at Mrs Leona Smiths home with most members present except Mrs Minona Kershaw. The Mass was discussed as a full sacrifice by priest and participation by the people. Mrs Catherine Peters summarized The Catholic Literary Revival by Calvert Alexander, J. S. The meeting closed with a salad course and plans for February 6 and 15 events, including a Canon review and Legion Auxiliary updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club
Mgt
Leona Smith
Northrup Street
Minona Kershaw
Jule Keyes
Calvert Alexander
S. J
Catherine Peters
Father Alexander
Shelley
Byron
Keats
Peters
West Ridge Road
Marguerite Damm
Topad
Eileen McCry Wald
Art of Conversation Taught by Mrs Wenner at YWCA
Mrs Margaret Wenner led a session on social conversation for the Employed Young Women's League at the YWCA. She emphasized turntaking, questions, clear speech, and lively topics to avoid monotone, citing Lord Chesterfield. The talk included demonstrations and references to grooming and future lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wenner
Young Women's League
Y.W.C. A
Wenner
Lord Chesterfield
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A.A.U.W
P.T. A. Magazine
Lyn
Tashan
Colette
Woman's Club Department
Sigma Gammas
tAdvsty
White Ash
Yes
W.C. A
Stan- Shaw
City Club
Recreations
Y. W
Roberta Drake
T. F. Sellers
Monary
St Andrew's Church
United Es Veterian Church
John P White
Pittsburgh
Speacer
Moose
Elizabeth Galloway
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Marcel Bath
Lake Ave
Elyria Democratic Women
Holly
National ¥. Board
C. Spence
Columbus
Willis Chandler
W. QO. Zaiser
Yen. C. A
America
Cleveland Foreign Affa Council
Pemmy Suanecheon
Church of Christ
Young Republican Women of
Lorain County
Brubaker
Review Biography
Elizabeth Mischa
American Legion Auxiliary
Ruth Leemhuis
Sth
Leemhuis
Maldre
Loren
Davion Hospital
Neow
Florence Shepherd
Deschler-Wallick Hotel
M Rose Kremses
Edith Hearne
Jena May Davis
Hetty Cooley
Finnal Defense Project
Vern Herbert
Hines
Th. Nats
Eagles
Eagles Auxiliary
Eagies Hall
Bernice France
Eagles Hall
Reva Taylor
Hyl O
Princeton Avenue
Frances Grocott
Oberun
Jane Crowe
East Avenue
Cassie Richards
Cora Knapp
Mars A. Chandler
Nora Abbe
Florence Terry
Florence Holsemb
YM. C. AL
St Mars’s Parish
T. V. Boylan
Miners of Scouts
M Ray Cronin
R. J. Risselot
DR. Pennington
Broad Street
Oim S.nn
VapoRus
Merthes
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