Union Missionary Tea Celebrates Twentieth Anniversary
Yesterday marked the twentieth anniversary of the Union Missionary Teas sponsored by city missionary societies. The First Congregational women hosted with Mrs. S. G. Shaw welcoming guests and presenting Mrs. C. M. Terry who led the program. About two hundred attendees were served refreshments at the tea table in the church parlor hosted by the First Church ladies led by Mrs. William Muir Auld and Mrs. William C. Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Missionary
First Congregational Church
S. G. Shaw
Woman’s Association
C. M. Terry
the Church of Christ
W. ¢. Hill
D. A. Baird
Clare Short
Jeanne Little
Cyril Scott
A. J. Culler
Ohio Missionary Novieties
Churches of Christ
Cleveland
Children Aid
Caller
Baird
STP
Shaw
First Methodist
William Muir Auld
Hostess Church
William C., Fowler
Program Church
Installation of officers at Past Noble Grand Associa tion
The Past Noble Grand Association met at Miss Lottie Laundon s home with 26 members and 2 visitors. New member admitted and officers installed by Mrs. Jennie Lent with Grace Archambeau as marshal. Officers: Lucy Pomeroy president Gertrude Wilson 1st VP Carrie Miller 2nd VP Anna Gehrke recording secretary Bertha Olmsted financial secretary Cassie Richards treasurer Kate Reinhardt sunshine treasurer Louise Stearns chaplain Gertrude Wilson musician. Next meeting Feb 28 at Mrs. Iva Holbrook s home.
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Noble Grand Association
Lottie Laundon
Jennie Lent
Grace Archambeau
Marshall
Lucy Pomeroy
Gertrude Wilson
Carrie Miller
Anna Gehrke
Bertha Olmsted
Cassie Richards
Sunshine
Kate Reinhardt
Louise Stearns
Ada Gould
Kate Mastin
Iva Holbrook
Stanford Avenue
B K G Club Adds Members and Elects Officers
The B K G club met on Wednesday with Beverly Barchard hosting on Fourteenth Street. Barbara Brodbeck and Maxine Garford joined. Jean McCray elected president. Bridge prize went to Mary Robson and Marvelle Moehl was consolation winner. Refreshments served to members and guest Letitia Burnside. Next meeting set for February sixth at Nancy Borie’s West Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. G. Club
Beverly Barchard
Fourteenth Street
Barbara Brodbeck
Maxine Garford
Jean McCray
Mary Robson
Marvelle Moehl
Letitia Burnside
Wellington
Nancy Borie
West Avenue
Freend ship sub Cabinet outlines fundraiser plans
At a Wednesday meeting the Freend ship sub Cabinet laid plans for a campaign. Billy Strues, Helen Rudy, Betty Schaefer and Mary Lou Duffy were named in charge. A Valentine dance at Elyria Country Club is scheduled with Jana in the gos. Next week a three‑unit per will feature a farewell party for graduates. The dramatic group will present the play Nevertheless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freendship
Seend Smester
Billy Strues
Helen Rudy
Betty Schaefer
Mary Lou Duffy
Nmbers
Elyria Country Club
Jana
Tees
Legion Auxiliary benefit card party opens series in Legion Home
The first of six benefit card parties by the American Legion Auxiliary to aid Tiwanmees was held last evening at the Legion Home. Twenty one tables played bridge and bunco with prizes to winners including Mrs. Frank Hill and Eric Gruse for bridge and Mrs. George Rawford and Arthur Sherman for bunco. Refreshments served by local committees. Another party is planned for February.
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American Legion Auiliary
Legion Home
Bridzee
Bunco
Frank Hill
Eric Gruse
Charles MacDonald
George Hillier
George Rawford
Arthur Sherman
W. C. Lookard
Charles Hansen
Rh. D. Oldfield
Ford
Dames of Malta Hall Hosts Initiation and Optics Leader
A large turnout of Dames of Malta gathered at the I O O F hall where five new members received the first degree. The second degree will be conferred on February fourteenth. Mark S. Willis, senior at Ohio State University, Columbus, has been elected president of the class in Applied Optics.
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Dames OF
Malta
Dames of Malta
O. O. F. Hall
Mark S. Willis
Ohio State University At
Columbus
Eight Probationers Receive Caps At Hospital Training School
Eight probationers at Wye Memorial Hospital Training School completed four months of training and received full uniforms at a capping ceremony in the Nurses Home reception room. Miss Hazel West and Miss Ruth Schroder presided as senior nurse escorts presented each cap and the Florence Nightingale pledge was recited. Recipients include Lome AHebach Maurie Jones of Fiyrial Dorothy Kostar Lakewood Marian Lohr Vermien Lucille Lang Grat top Mars McClintoch Bellevue Eden Reese Danville Madeline sel Lug Monroeville. A program followed with a solo by Nadine Shambaush a poem by Hope Grese and violin by Mery McClintock and Laurie Land.
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Florence
Round Table Club Honors JP Dof Webber on S2nd Birthday
The Round Table Club honored Judge A R Webber on his eighty second birthday. The meeting featured Junee ALR Webber speaking on Two Unique Characters and a birthday cake with well wishes for a long record of citizenship in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Club
JP Dof Webber
Mro
Waldemar Nichels
Junee Alr. Webber
Tex
Cleveland
Webber
Ohio
Robert Whip
Hinkley
Eame
Bregtland
Catve
Sheen
Presters
Risify
Roger Williams
Rhode Island
America
England
Massachusetts Colony
Pilerims
Providence
Chase
Rockwood
Samuel Rogers
William Cullen Besant
Edger Allen Poe
Poe
A. R. Weber
Frank Wilford
Circle 2 of St. Pauls entertained at Oswald home
Mrs Elmer Oswald hosted Circle 2 of St Pauls church at her East River street home Wednesday noon. Members sewed most of the day and a brief business session was held with Mrs Mary Fox leading devotions. Guest attendance included a Sandusky visitor, and Mrs Viola Bielke of Kenyon avenue will host February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 2
ST. Paul's
Oswald
Elmer Oswald
St. Paul's Church
East River Street
Mary Fox
Sandusky
Viola Bielke
Kenyon Avenue
St Marys Alter Society Hosts Flourish of Fun Party
The St Marys Alter Society held a successful floor party with forty five tables of bridge five hundred and pedro. Prizes went to high scorers at each table and special awards to Mrs Harrs swindling and Carl Tlenke. Helen Tassor and Frank E Wa received Pedro prizes. Committee roles announced with thanks to Mrs J Ho Einstis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Kreinders
Myre
J. C. Russell
Fred Reeth
Helen Tassor
Frank E Wa
J. Ho Etnis
Gene. Clairman
Elded Myers
Thersdome
Flow
Wiesention
Mee
J. Gatcher
J. BL
Avsey
Hy, Jones
Ho Me Stine
K. Wo Moran
Peed Sewyd Ate
Ion Mvege
Edward Bibert
Miro
Bas
Ratferis
Miss Frances Bailey Hosts Amitzie Club Meeting
Miss Frances Bailey entertained the Amitzie Club at her home on Lir Gearce Street. The group, newly formed, will meet the second and fourth Wednesdays each month. Two bridge tables were in play with Mayge Wilson taking the prize, Lydia Biddle winning second, and a luncheon served by the hostess. The next gathering is February 4 hosted by Margaret Botish at the Nurses' Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Bailey
Lir
Gearce Street
Mayge Wilson
Lydia Biddle
Margaret Botish
Valentine Themed Gathering Of T. B. T. Club
Miss Mary Alice McLaughlin hosted the T. B. T. club at her Second Street home last evening. Bridge was the highlight with prizes to Miss Helen Monroe and Miss Beverly Venghn. A luncheon followed. The next meeting will be a Valentine party at Miss Marian Malik’s Cambridge Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice McLaughlin
T. B. T. Club
Second Street
Bridge
Helen Monroe
Beverly Venghn
Marian Malik
Cambridge Ave
Elyria Club Hosts Bridge Party at Woman's Club
Elyria Chapter D Alt sponsors a bridge party at the Woman's Club on Fourth Street. Thirty tables enjoyed ice cream cake and coffee, with prizes for high scores. Merc George Treeteh directed the event, aided by a volunteer group. Mrs Carl Dillon arranged tires and others traveled from Gary Indiana to stay with Mr and Mrs J A Olsen as they await Miss Em Wie TE's and James ON Barred Me wedding on January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Alt
Woman's Club
Elvria Caspter DL Alr
Otaart Paes Wess Club
Fourth Street
Nortiv
Earch
Atte Tor
Merc
George Treeteh
Social Chatraun
Myre. J. Ue
Valuntens
Carl Dillon Arracd
Tay Esening
Gary
Indiana
Mre
JA. Olsen
Olsen's
Darien
Connecticut
Em Wie
James
Me. Olsen
Benefit card party at FP O RL Wall bri
An evening benefit card party will be held at FP O RL Wall bri with public invited to attend. Proceeds support the listed cause and community funds.
Community group meetings and events tonight
Norma Club gathers at 8 p.m. Past Presidents' Adunissary to Cantons with Mrs. Fiedler of Gray Block. Bethel Shrine holds a meeting then a card party. Legion auction bridge at Le gat Home. St Paul’s Circle 5 with Mrs. Vestey at Neuter Court. First Congregational church hosts quiet night with tureen dinner at 6230. Rev Auld to lead Old Testament talks. Business Women’s Dept card party at 8 for members and guests. Amamanwuel Lutheran Council meets at T1390.
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Norma Club
Aunissary
Fiedler
Gray Block
Bethel Shrine
American Legion
Legat Home
St. Paul's
Auld
Dep't. of Woman's Ciuud
Amamanwuel Lutheran Council
Hospital Notes Admissions And Discharges Summary
Admissions list includes John Adams Gratton Mrs Frank Justin 249 Bath St Mrs Vernon Ross 373 Furnace St Mrs Adam Janttez weki 102 tehtiund Ct Julius Soboslai 217 W River St Mrs Arthur Bush 185 Wood St Mrs Roy Whitt Gratton Discharges note Evelyn Tompkins R D Now 1 Grafton John Adams Grafton Mrs Joseph Ashe baby boy Lil Middle Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
Gratton
Frank Justin
Bath St
Vernon Ross
Furnace St
Adam Janttezweki
Tehtiund
Julius Soboslai
W. River St
Arthur Bush
Wood St
Roy Whitt
Evelyn Tompkins
R. D
Grafton
John
Meetings and social events around town this week
Eagles Auxiliary meets Friday night at seven in regular session then a card party for members and friends. Past Matrons and Patrons of Elyria Chapter 165 will gather at Ma sonic Temple for a tureen dinner with self supplied silver and dishes. St Agnes PTA hosts a Milk Fund card part at St Agnes school this evening. Mrs Ackerman’s Sunday School class plans a party at Anna Mae Warden’s home Friday evening. Educational Department meets Friday at the Woman’s Club at 1 0 am for a tureen luncheon and Marjorie Rossiter will discuss opera development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Elyria
C. EL
Masonic Temple
Woman's Club
Lop. Am
Marjorie Rossiter
Gates Girls Reserve Tureen Dinner Produces Program
Gates Girl Reserve members held a tureen dinner on Monday January 22. The afternoon featured games, a musical program by Jace and Beverly Bittner and Joan Wanger, and tap dance exhibitions by Lillian Jones, Birdie Wallace, and Dorothy Figler. A refreshments course followed with a brief business session.
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Gates Girl Reserve
Jace
Beverly Bittner
Joan Wanger
Lillian Jones
Birdie Wallace
Dorothy Figler
Local residents attend graduations and visits across towns
Mrs J E Handbey of Edison Ohio arrived to visit her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson and attended Donald Thompons Elyria High School graduation. Kenneth Higzie and family left for Norfolk Virginia after three weeks with Mrs Osea Higgie. Mrs Frank Hull and Mrs Higgie attended Eas Kauffmans funeral in Ashland. Dr C M Wilson returned to Franklin Pennsylvania after a few days with Dr and Mrs F A Lawrence. Robert Jensen visits Lorain for his illness recovery. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ray Whitty at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 24. Mrs William Hoover of Ches ter England visited Mr and Mrs Wilfrid Bowdler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Handbey
Edison
Ohio
Harry Thompson
Donald Thompon
Elyria High School
Kenneth Higzie
Norfolk
Virginia
Osea Higgie
High Street
Airs
Frank Hull
Ashland
Thes
Eas Kauffman
C. M. Wilson
Franklin
Pennsylvania
F. A. Lawrence
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Ray Whitty Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
William Hoover
Chester
England
Wilfrid Bowdler
Tenth Street
Hoover
Evangelist GC. AL Bantham to Speak at Avon Baptist Church
A special evangelistic service at Avon Baptist Church Sunday evening will feature Evangelist GC. AL Bantham of Glenville Baptist Church. The program includes instrumental and vocal numbers and the meeting starts at 7 45 p m.
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AL Bantham
Glenville Baptist Church
Avon Baptist Church
Urban rural split defines 24 hour CWA work weeks
Ohio Relief Commission classifies 11 most populous counties as predominantly urban enabling 24 hours of weekly CWA labor per worker. Rural counties face 15 to 24 hour limits. state allocates 320 559 for relief across 50 counties with local and Red Cross funds adding 81 950 and 252 489 total for 20 586 families. Supplemental grants exceed 350 000 to cover civil works obligations from September to January.
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Columbus
Ohio Recief Commission
CWA
Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Franklin
Lucas
Montgomery
Mahoning
Summit
Stark
Clark
Marion
Joram
Butler
Commission
Red Cross
State Commission
Mrs Dunn Travels From El Paso Visit
The wife of the former head of the Columbia Iron and Steel Co. spends time in the United States and plans a later return visit. Mrs G F E Dunn and daughters Frances and Margaret and son Jack depart by motor for El Paso Texas for the winter. Frank Rodenger and wife announce the birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January twenty fourth. M Weiss of the China Shop leaves for a three day business trip to southern potteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Iron and Steel Co
United States
G. FE. Dunn
Frances
Margaret
Jack
el Paso
Texas
Frank Rodenberger
Bay Village
Elyria Memorial Hospital
M. Weiss
China Shop
Potteries
Seventeen Leases for Drilling Filed in Local Townships
Seventeen gas well drilling leases covering 766 acres were filed yesterday in the County Recorder's office by the Ohio Fuel Gas Company. Eleven leases cover Ridgeville Township properties, three cover Avon Township, two cover Columbia Township, and one covers Grafton Township. Landowners include George C. Gessner, A. R. Pitts, Lula W. Chambers Reese, Marie Tusch, Martin Barkach, Joseph Barnes, Isadore Diederich, Matt Justin, Myrtle N. Sandrock, Jacob N. Schmitz, Anna Sophia Casper, Frank X. Horwedel, L. T. Tompkins, M. H. Bartter, and Dwight B. Hitchcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Avon
Ridgeville
Grafton
William G. Mitchell
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
George C. Gessner
A. R. Pitts
Lula W. Chambers Reese
Marie Tusch
Martin Barkach
Joseph Barnes
Isadore F. Diederich
Matt Justin
Myrtle N. Sandrock
Teravia Slavik
Jacob N. Schmitz
Avon Township
Anna Sophia Casper
Frank X. Horwedel
Lima faction opposes county party ruling on primary slate
In Lima Ohio opposition Democrats align against the Allen County Democratic executive committee over a plan to bar unscheduled audits or candidates before the primary. They announce Friday night to form a permanent group backing Williams C. Pickrel of Dayton and supporting Roosevelt's recovery program.
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Lima, O
Lima Democracy Today
Allen County
Democratic Executive Committee
Williams C. Pickrel
Dayton
Roosevelt
Burbee Falls From Scaffolding Injures Ribs
Cincinnati report says James Burbee a 20 year homeless steeplejack, fell two steps at the City Welfare station last night and suffered rib fractures. The note mentions Africa folklore about a tale titled How Auto Killed Dodo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
James Burbee
Africa
Jack the Giant Hiller
Auto
Dodo
Swiss steak or roast pork supper fundraiser
Mild day supper at M. E. Church offers Swiss steak or roast pork for 30 cents with proceeds benefiting church activities. Planned for Saturday, meal served between 5 and 7 PM.
Dance at Ridgeville Grange Tall Frieze
Cook's orchestra will play at Ridgeville Grange for a dance with admission 25 cents per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange
Cook
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Kathrin Prado
Elsie Business College
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Lewell Stone
Henry Nasorka
Dorothy McMahon
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Tom Reese
March—Sanders
Tom
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Grarner
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Arthur Meinke
Strauss
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Neva Pratt
Rebe
Raymond Crisp
Courtney
Hackelton
Blancheinsky
the Swalloff
Schiller
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Danes Eo
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Robert Doeble
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Miss Pfaff
ST. Mary Altar Sec
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St. Agnes School
Gates Girls
the Brown Company Printers - Paper Merchants
Lodi St. Elyria
Elyria Hotel
Lorain County
Columbia Township
L. T. Tompkins
M. H. Bartter
Dwight B. Hitchcock
Gratton Township
Blue Bird Restaurant
Court Street
Ade
Louise Brown
Cornell Ave
Allen Bernard
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