East Side Guild Plans Committees At February Meeting
East Side Guild with eighteen members met at Mrs A H Platts Cleveland street home with Mrs E Blythe assisting. President Mrs L R Taylor named supper bake sale work and Ways and Means committees and the group sewed for Red Cross and Guilds. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set for February 5 at Mrs G M Smar and Miss Minnie Hummer 125 Eastern Heights boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Guild
A. H. Platt
Cleveland Street
E. Blythe
L. R. Taylor
J. W. Goucher
A. R. MacDonald
William Humphreys
Walter Dyke
C. T. Wright
Norah Abbe
Red Cross
Guild
G. M. Smar
Minnie Hummer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Pythian Sisters Hold Regular Meeting and Shower
The Pythian Sisters held a well attended regular meeting last evening after routine business a miscellaneous shower was given to Mrs Katherine Waldron York The gifts were presented by a bride and groom impersonated by Mrs Rose Ryan and Miss Dorothy Barton Refreshments were served by Mrs Lillian Boddy aided by Mrs Dorothy Barbour The next regular meeting is set for February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Katherine Waldron York
Rose Ryan
Dorothy Barton
Lillian Boddy
Dorothy Barbour
Bridge Club Highlights Sus Associates Meeting
Scot Sus associates met with Mrs. J. B. Akin of Williams street. Two bridge tables were in play with Mrs. H. H. Hackney earning high score and Mrs. Fred Guthman consoled. Refreshments served at pink and white themed tables. Mrs. Guthman to host February 27 at Erie street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scot Sus Associates
J. B. Akin
Williams Street
H. H. Hackney
Fred Guthman
Birthday Party For Vivian Horace And Richard Horace
Vivian and Richard Horace celebrated birthdays with a party at 252 Fairlawn Avenue. Event ran four to six with games music and a refreshments table in green yellow and pink. Guests included Geraldine Hange Marilyn Hange June Hellins Donna Ruth Myers and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian
Richard
Harold Horace
Fairlawn Avenue
Geraldine
Marilyn Hange
June Hellins
Donna Ruth Myers
Betty and
Charlain
Bethel Shrine Hosts Amanda Sossman As Guest
Bethel Shrine No. 24 met in I O O F Hall with Past Worthy High Priestess Amanda Sossman as guest recounting the shrine’s founding eleven years ago. After the session members and friends played bridge at thirteen tables with high-score awards. Mrs. Robert Shryock received a special award. The next Auxiliary meeting is February 1 at Mrs. Wilfrid Bowdler’s home to dispose of the quilt maker by the Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine No
I. O. O. F. Hall
Amanda Sossman
Bridge
Robert Shryock
Wilfrid Bowdler
Tenth Street
Culture Club Luncheon Hosts Review of Quare Women
Mrs. E A Hubbard reviewed Quare Women by Furman after a luncheon for Culture Club members and guests at Mrs. L A Obitts’s Fourth street home. Thirty six attended. Division B hostesses included Mrs. C M Ackerman. Mrs. W C Lockard outlined Harpers magazine contents. Event held February at Mrs. Snow den’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman
E. A. Hubbard
L. A. Obitts
Fourth Street
Culture Club
C. M. Ackerman
W. C. Lockard
Harpers Magazine
W. C. Snowden
Circle No 4 St Pauls church hosts eight members twelve guests
Yesterday Circle No 4 of St Pauls church met with eight members and twelve guests present including one guest from Lorain. Mrs Julius Schuster hosted at West Street home. After business and plans for February 9 church entertainment, a dessert course was served. Next meeting will be a tureen dinner at the church on Tuesday February sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 4
St. Paul’s Church
Lorain
Julius Schuster
West Street
Elyria Club Hosts Social Bridge Night
The Business Women's Department of the Elyria Woman's Club held a social at the Club House last evening with six bridge tables. Miss A. Albright won the high score prize and Mrs. A. C. Schilleman received the consolation. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. George Thompson Mrs. Louis Tilden and Miss Mary Seward. The next business meeting is Tuesday February thirteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women's Department
The
Elyria Woman's Club
Bridge
A. Albright
A. C. Schilleman
George Thompson
Louis Tilden
Mary Seward
Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters Meet in Lorain
Nine members and three guests gathered at Mrs. Ida Henry's home in Lorain for a regular meeting of the Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters. They planned a card party at Mrs. Rose Ryan's home for January 31 with prizes awarded to Mrs. Ryan in Bridge and Mrs. Florence Foster in banco. The group adjourned after refreshments to reconvene February 22 at Mrs. O. E. Barton’s Seventh Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Ida Henry
Lorain
Rose Ryan
Ryan
Florence Foster
O. E. Barton
Seventh Street
St Agnes P T A Card Party Draws Seven Tables
Seven tables of cards were in play at the St Agnes school Parent-Teacher Association party. Prizes in bridge went to Louis Beaumont and Mrs Ed Kershaw. in pedro to Mrs Mundrick and Mr Carter. and in banco to Joe Dunlap and Mrs Louis Beaumont. Two luncheon courses were served and the evening was entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
St. Agnes School
Louis Beaumont
Ed Kershaw
Pedro
Mundrick
Carter
Banco
Joe Dunlap
Marriage License Applications Face Local Review
Arthur L. Stewart 25 stock clerk Elyria and Ruth M. Krebs 24 Elyria seek license with Reverend Murphy officiating. Clarence W. Simonds 39 landscape gardener W Dover and Ida Haas 37 Lorain seek license with Reverend Rohner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Stewart
Elyria
Ruth M. Krebs
Murphy
Clarence W. Simonds
W. Dover
Ida Haas
Lorain
Rohner
Sheffield Village Couple Mark 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Jungbluth celebrate sixty years of marriage at their Sheffield village farm on Abbe and French Creek roads. The event gathers seven children twenty grandchildren and one great grandchild with relatives from Cleveland Lorain Findlay and Sheffield joining the couple born in Germany and now longtime residents of the farm home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Anton Jungbluth
Findlay
Catherine Jungbluth
Bernard Jungbluth
Jungbluth
Germany
Abbe Road
French Creek Road
Catherine
Grace Ladies' Aid hears talk by Mrs Dankworth
Cleveland woman addresses Grace Ladies' Aid Society on charitable and missionary aims of the Lutheran Hospital in Cleveland. Mrs Neubiser sang two soprano solos. Out of town guests included Mrs Lang and Mrs Comstock. Business meeting set for February first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ladies’ Aid
M. Dankworth
Ladies’ Society
The
Lutheran Hospital
Cleveland
Dankworth
William Neubiser
L. Lang
A. Comstock
L. Mosley
S. Schreffler
Interesting program at United Presbyterian tea meeting
A well attended silver tea at United Presbyterian Church featured Ruth Lautenschleger playing two piano solos Charmante and The Skaters. Irvin Wendell read Interpretations of the Lord’s Prayer and The Master’s Touch. C L Bristol sang four old songs. Contests were held and tea served. Next Aid Society meeting set with Mrs F A Lawrence on February eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
August Krugman
James Davies
Ruth Lautenschleger
Charmante
Irvin Wendell
C. L. Bristol
Afton
Three Star Girls of Ohio Fuel Gas Hold Oberlin Inn Dinner
Sixteen covers, two guests, marked the Three Star Girls district dinner at Oberlin Inn. Attendees hailed from Norwalk Lorain Amherst Columbus and Elyria. Officers elected were Charlotte Gilbert president Hazel McMullen vice president Ira Sheahan treasurer and Marjorie Smith secretary. Bridge prizes went to Ita Sheahan first Mrs. Helen Holbrook Elyria second and Miss Meta Gurkin Norwalk consolation. Holbrook and Gurkin were guests for the evening. In Norwalk on February 22 Miss Grace Dooley entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Star Girls
Ohio Fuel Gas
Oberlin Inn
Norwalk
Lorain
Amherst
Columbus
Elyria
Charlotte Gilbert
Hazel McMullen
Ira Sheahan
Marjorie Smith
Roar Up Club Plans Invitational Dance February 10
Members of the Roar Up Club hosted a six o clock dinner at the YWCA served by pledges. The meeting led by president Mary Samar approved an invitational dance at the Legion Home on February 10 and named Elva Neidrich Marian Stetson and Hortense Curtis to plan the February first initiation event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roar-Up Club
Mary Samar
Legion Home
Elva Neidrich
Marian Stetson
Hortense Curtis
Past Presidents Auxiliary Installs Officers at Mrs. Fiedler Home
Past Presidents' Auxiliary No. 11 and Cantons No. 93 held January's meeting at Mrs. Mary Fiedler's Gray Apartments home. New officers were installed by Mrs. Nettie Summers of Oberlin. Edith Henry won the day’s special prize. luncheon followed. Next meeting set for February 22 at I. O. O. F. Hall with Mrs. Feakins assisting. luncheon at noon and sewing in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fiedler
Gray Apartments
Second Street
Nettie Summers
Oberlin
Myrta Feakins
Anna Barnes
Edith Henry
Sunshine
Bertha Olmsted
Feakins
Minnie Church
I. O. O. F. Hall
Privilege of Living sermon Sunday at Fields M E Church
Rev. John C G Wnoontz will preach The Privilege of Living at Fields M E on Sunday January 28. A sermonette for boys and girls, Agnes DeLloyd on piano, Mrs J G Koontz violin solo, George A Mietzke Meditation, Junior Choir Morning Anthem. Worship at 10 15, Sunday school 11 15, Epworth League 8 00 p m with reports from Norwalk institute attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John CG. Wnoontz
M. E
Agnes DeLloyd
J. G. Koontz
George A. Mietzke
Velma Andrews
A. W. Palmer
Epworth League
Epworth League Institute
Norwalk
Aid Society of Church of Christ Reports Progress
Yearly reports from each division of the Aid Society were given at the January meeting in the church parlors. Twenty members attended as Mrs. C. A. Martin presided. Treasurer and secretary’s reports highlighted last year and plans for the coming months were discussed. The meeting adjourned to February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society of the Church of Christ
C. A. Martin
Circle No. 1 of St. Pauls Church Hosts Meeting
Mrs. G Dostal in Nichols Court hosts Circle No 1 of St. Pauls Church with thirteen members present. Mrs Gus Quade presided over the business session followed by social hour and refreshments. She will host a tureen luncheon at Olive Street on February eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No
St. Paul's Church
Jean Altfeld Hosts Maccabean Club Evening
Jean Altfeld entertained Maccabean Club members at her Middle Avenue home last evening. The business meeting was followed by solos by Margie Schultz and Jean Altfeld, piano pieces by Ruth Ostrov and Sarah Siegel, a monologue by Daniel Ostrov, and a playlet Butter scotch performed by Helen Cohen, Sarah Siegel, Daniel Ostrov, Jean Altfeld, and Ruth Ostrov. Dorothy Cantor served as advisor. The February 14 meeting will be at Shirley Altfeld’s Fourth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Altfeld
Middle Avenue
Maccabean Club
Margie Shultz
Ruth Ostrov
Sarah Siegel
Daniel Ostrov
Butterscotch
Helen Cohen
Dorothy Cantor
Shirley Altfeld
Fourth Street
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Notice
Admissions list includes Mrs Clyde Pixley at 516 Boad street Ro BL Lersch 634 Wasshinngton avenue Gal Gilmore 249 Columbus street Marian Chambers R D No 3 Perry Lee Wellington Beatrice Wheeler Grafton. Discharges include Mrs Raymond Francis 241 1-2 Temple court Mrs Paul Becker and baby boy Grafton Mrs Vernon Ross 373 Furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Pixley
Boad Street
Lersch
Wasshinngton Avenue
Gal Gilmore
Columbus Street
Marian Chambers
R. D
Perry Lee
Wellington
Beatrice Wheeler
Grafton
Raymond Francis
Temple Court
Paul Becker
Vernon Ross
Furnace
Methodist church meetings and Sunday services announced
The Fidele Class of the Meth odist church meets February fifth at Mary Johnsons home 344 Fourth street at 7 00. Sunday services are announced with special sermon and music at LaPerte Methodist church at 21 15 led by Rev J H Jones. Columbia Center M E church worship starts 9 45 with church school at 10 45. Epworth League gathers at 7 30 at the home of Anna May and Louise Keyse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Mary Johnson
Fourth Street
LaPerte Methodist Church
J. H. Jones
Columbia Center
M. E
Epworth League
Anna May
Louise Keyse
St Pauls Circle No 5 meets at Mrs Vogley home
St Pauls Circle No 5 of the church met at the home of Mrs Ella Vogley on Neuter court last evening. Devotions were led by Mrs John Worthington and the regular business routine followed. A refreshment course was served by the hostess. The circle will be entertained February 15 at Mrs George Decker's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul's Circle NO. S
Ella Vogley
St. Paul's Church
Neuter Court
John Worthington
George Decker
Fortnightly Club Hosts Luncheon With Two Book Reviews
Mrs. Ralph Murbach entertained Fortnightly at her Washington Avenue home on Thursday with a luncheon followed by reviews of two books. Mrs. Earl Brown discussed Stefan Zweig’s biography of Marie Antoinette, lauded as a leading work on Louis XVI’s wife. Mrs. George Stevens reviewed Jules Romains’s Men of Good Will, noting its Parisian scope and a second title from the author soon to be translated. Mrs. Stevens plans another meeting at her East Avenue home on February eighth. Honorary member Mrs. S. H. Bowen attended, and guest Mrs. J. C. Pickett of West Virginia joined the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Murbach
Washington Avenue
Marie Antoinette
Stefan Zweis
Earl Brown
Louis VII
France
Jules Romains
George Stevens
Paris
Lucky Thirteen Club Hosts Rose Marie Kaiser
The Lucky Thirteen club gathered at Rose Marie Kaiser’s Jefferson street home on Wednesday evening. Prizes were awarded to Eileen Ryan and Mary Margaret Plas for scores after a fun banco game and a luncheon was served by Eleanor Higgins’ family at Bond street three weeks later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Thirteen Club
Rose Marie Kaiser
Jefferson Street
Banco
Local Hosts Attend Obits Across Ohio Cities
Overnight guests from Warren and Cleveland attend funerals in Oberlin led by Mayor Morris. Nearby residents Muriel Gage Ralph Thornton travel to Ashland to honor the funeral of E A Kauffman, while Clayton Thompson and his party visit Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Lodwick
Warren
Ohio
B. T. Bastian
Cleveland Street
Mayor Morris
Oberlin
Muriel Gage
Ralph Thornton
Ashland
E. A. Kauffman
Clayton Thompson
Youngstown
Elyria
Elyria High School Comencement Observed and Local Visitors
The Elyria commencement exercises were held as visitors arrive from Mansfield and Kent State. Miss Eleanor Monschein, formerly of the city, is visiting, as are relatives including Miss Wilma Vanoster at home for the weekend. Dr. S J Birkbeck returns after two weeks away, and Mrs H L Hall is in town for the death in the family. St Andrews church attendees form a regional Episcopal meeting group at Norwalk with several local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Eleanor Monschein
Mansfield
Richard Baird
Miami Uai- Valoliy
Untord
Uilio
Wils
Wilma -Vanoster
Kent State College
Wil
S. J. Birkbeck
Elyria
J. C. Pickett
Morgantown
West Virginia
George Snyder
Columbus Street
H. L. Hall
Lake Bluff
Hlinvis
Flora Penfield
Seventh Street
Charles Heys
Berlin Heights
Percy Nead
Eh Abba Tohr
Rees
St. Andrews Church
Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s Church
Norwalk
BE. B. Redhead
George Dyke
S. W. Bee
J.C. Champion
E. Rule
J. W. Goacher
Louise Baker
Louis Dyke
J. E. Robson
Epworth League to Stage The Perfect Little Goose in Brighton
Brighton Epworth League plans a three act comedy The Perfect Little Goose at the Brighton High School auditorium on Tuesday evening January 30. The event is sponsored by the Brighton Epworth League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Epworth League of Fields
Ohio
Brighton High School
Brighton Epworth League
Clifford McWinter
Ray Neff
Arlene Veltrie
Veltrie
Mansfield
Ashland
Sharon Center
Akron
New London
Vern Heidrich
Elwood Meyers
Clayton Kulslander
Melvin
Wadsworth
John W. Green
Etha Burge
Charles Dawson
Lois
Albert Langdon
Warren Grills
Grafton
Edwin Edwards
Co. B. Myers
Cleveland
Effie Edwards
Wellington
G. Clement Greene
Brownhelm
Burgess Sheldon
Bar Neff
O. R. McCullough
Sam Brown
Zella Johnson
Elyria
Donald Day
Walter Day
Bake Sale Saturday at O. P. S. Broad Street
A bake sale will be held Saturday starting at 10 30 a m at O P S on Broad Street. The event is hosted by the First Congregational Church guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bake Sale
Broad St
1St Cong’l. Church Guild
Birthday and obituary notes feature in-town events
The report lists a birthday anniversary gathering for Walter Day and Mrs. Johnson with others attending. It notes Walter Day and Donald Day and Zello Johnson at Benjamin Marshall funeral services in Rochester. It also mentions Elyria visitors Mrs. Alina Perkins Mr. Erwin Perkins and son Ronald and John Hacker from Camden and names Robert Case New London and A. K. Baird relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Day
Johnson
Erwin Perkins
Glenn Perkins
Marguerite Draper
Walters
Donald Day
Zello Johnson
Benjamin Marshall
Rochester
Alina Perkins
Camden
Ronald
John Hacker
Elyria
Robert Case
New London
A. KK. Baird
Dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall Frieve
Dance event at Ridgeville Grange Hall featuring Cook's orchestra. Admission 25 cents per person with free Coca Cola offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook
Daughters Attend Automobile Show in Cleveland
Daughters attended the Automobile Show in Cleveland on Friday of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
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Mrs. Akin
VICKS
Wildercraft
Miss D. Wilder
Florist
Bethel Shrine
Sossman
ST. Paul Circle No
Business Women OF Women’s Club
ST. Agnes P.T. A
Mrs
A. Jungbluth
Grace Ladies’ Aid Society
United Presbyterian
Roarup Club
AUX
Fiedler
AID Society
Church OF Christ
Mrs. G. Dostal
H. 4 Club
Cluo
Regina Burk
Hillsdale Court
Brieps
Allen Bernard
Century Bik
Blue Bird Restaurant
Court Street
Sigrid Hallman Amidon
U.S.P
E. Bridge St
S. Kaplan
Paslor & Furkter
Brookhouser
Cascade Pavilion
Shasapov
Charles E. Guth
Elyria, Ohio
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