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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1932
Page
9
Mrs Garry Myers addresses mothers at the Y M C A urging fewer commands to preschoolers. She advises using negative commands, positive requests, and punishment only to prevent misbehavior. Attendees noted attendance strong and discussed developing stable emotions with plans for next talks on fears of young children.
Dr Jacob Meyer Western Reserve University associate professor of History addressed the Y W C A annual dinner meeting on world politics. He urged pride in America beyond material gains and traced U S contributions to arbitration neutrality and the World Court debate. He noted the Arms Conference beginning February 3 and urged focus on future culture over mere wealth.
Star Baking Company markets Happy Home Bread and cake delivered daily, highlighting precise baking methods, clean factory standards, and scientific equipment. The ad touts growing popularity and expansion across the state, asserting quality and competitive prices as keys to steady growth.
January meeting of the City Council of Parent-Teacher Association discussed the tenth annual Northeast District Conference of Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers to be held in Elyria March 18–19 with about five hundred guests. It noted efforts to place Child Welfare and Ohio PTA magazines in more homes during January and announced schedule details for mothers classes and preschool courses at various locations. February 25 next meeting is planned.
The General Aid Society of the Methodist church held a 2 PM meeting with Mrs. M. M. Wilcox presiding and Mrs G. A Reeder leading devotions. Mrs W. Gregg sang with accompaniment by Mrs Mert. Reports on finance and relief work were given by each circle. the relief committee led by Mrs H. Heidrich and Mrs C. W. Koppes said they aided eighteen needy families and others. A home talent play was announced for the near future. The next regular meeting will be the fourth Tuesday in March.
The Elyria Musical Art Society Student Department held a Tuesday afternoon session at Mrs Harold Sehwind's Sixth Street home. Miss Irene Upton led the program and Eleanor Highgate read a musical item. Piano numbers included Ducks on Pond Alma Tax tor Minuet in G Paderewski Valse Espanol Pauldi Rustle of Spring and Jeanette Baus. The next program is set for February ninth with Carl Ingwer leading.
Rowena Circle No. 146 met at Mrs. Clara Schaub's Deha road home with thirteen members and one guest. They planned a card party for February fourth at Mrs. Agnes Dunford's Bignin street home and held banco prizes for Mrs. Helen Smith and Dolores Resar. two curged luncheon was served. next meeting set for two weeks later with Mrs. Martha Wirth of Nichols Court.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Knights of St John held a card party at the Woman's Club House on Fourth Street with five tables of bridge. Prizes went to Mildred Treisky Edward Kershaw Patrick Carlin and Nick Neufer. Refreshment committee members included Emma Brown C W Barres Mary Flood and Agnes Dachtler. The drill team plans another card party at the Club House Monday evening February eighth and the next regular section of the Auxiliary will be February ninth in the K of C Hall.
Wamba Club was entertained at Roberta Connard's home on Lodi street. An important meeting followed with prizes to Blanche Carrick and Lloyd Kauffmen for high score and to Ruth Roessier and Stanley Hammond for low. The group planned to meet again in 1370 weeks at Ralph Schnarr's home.
Twelve DeVe lay Alumni met at the Green Lantern Tea Room for a banquet last evening. John Hagerman president called the meeting to order and officers were elected: Robert Huneke president, Alan Day secretary and treasurer, Edgar Lyons sergeant at arms, Joe Hansmar chaplain, and Alan Van Wormer orator.
Mrs Garry Miers led a fourth lecture at Ely School on jealousy its causes and manifestations. She argued jealousy arises from unequal approval and comparisons and can be reduced by equalizing praise and providing worthy models. Next Tuesday another talk finishes the school series.
Mrs Olga Johnson hosted the Wom en's Benefit Association meeting at 319 Eleventh Street with 14 members attending the routine session. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Nellie Reynolds as the group adjourned to meet in two weeks at 629 Lodi Street. a card party will follow the next meeting.
Circle No 2 of St Pauls church met at the church parlors yesterday with Mrs E Pallas in charge. Tom members and three visitors attended and refreshments were served by Mr H Voglesong and Mrs H Lauer. Another meeting is planned in two weeks.
Educational Committee chair Mrs Fern Gates hosted twenty seven members and guests at First Congregational Church. J Clara George editor of the Cantonicle Telegram spoke on changes and challenges of the last 31 years. March 7 Public Relations dinner launches National Business Women's Week with Miss Amy Kuehbuhl of New York as guest speaker. February dinner to be led by Health and Recreation Committee.
The Woman's Club Educational Department holds a luncheon on January 28 at 1228 with speakers Miss Carolyn Foley on the School Work of the Crippled Children, Mrs Mary Spoers on the School for the Deaf, and Mrs Blanche Ingraham on the Opportunity School.
The Daughters of Union Veterans met at the Pythian Temple in Lorain last evening. The group conducted usual business and outlined a patriotic program for the next meeting. A special hour followed with a refreshing dessert course served.
The Fellowship Club of Grace Lutheran church held a kid party last evening with twenty five members in attendance. Members wore appropriate attire and played children's games identifying pictures from both bad and card sets. Late in the evening a refreshment course was served by Mrs George Streicher, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wendt, and Herman Eady.
Members gathered last evening at the YWCA for Bible study led by Mrs. R T Ketcham focusing on Exodus 14. The class invites business girls to join and plans next meeting Tuesday at 7:00 to cover Exodus chapters 15 and 16.
Members of the Child Welfare Department of the Woman's Club attended a full day session at the club house with a luncheon. William Oldham, probation officer, spoke on his work with delinquent children in the afternoon. Elyria Girl Scouts held their regular weekly meeting with inspection patrol work and plans for Valentine parties. William Swazey Mr Urban Hauck Edward Hauck and family from Fremont attended the funeral of Mrs Joseph Kiser.
Legion Auxiliary hosts card party with Wamba Clut Dames of Malta and Chevalier Lodge Knight’s of Psthias. Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles and M E Sunday school board meet this evening. Wen’s chorus performs at St Paul’s Church in the evening.
The Part Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters will meet at Mrs. Ida Henry of Lorain instead of Mrs. Blanche Stoney’s home due to illness. The United Presbyterian church group reschedules a silver tea to Thursday afternoon at the church. Lorain County American Legion Auxiliaries host Kilmer Johnson Post in Amherst on Wednesday February third. Past Presidents of Canton Lorain Auxiliary meet Thursday with Mrs. Henry. Neighborhood Bible Classes District 1 2 3 meet Thursday at 1 30 with Mrs. Tran.
The superintendent of the children division reported completing an inventory of supplies and equipment and suggested improvements. A meeting near Monto will be in charge of the intermediate teachers.
The notice lists Miss Dorothy Rawson leaving Sixth Street to spend the rest of the week with her relatives in Cleveland. Other social notes mention Rev and Mrs William Flammer and Mrs Miriam Springer visiting Oberlin and Pasadena, plus Harriett Luther arriving from Ohio Wesleyan to spend recess at Lake Avenue home. A dance event at La Grange Town Hall is noted with Frank Cook's Orchestra and meal offerings at the Church of Christ.
Church hosts chicken supper Thursday at 2 on. Adults 50 cents. children 25 cents.
Admission entries list Mrs Jess We Gowen of No and Woodford Avenue and Mrs Mary Cooper of 22 Snear Street as new patients noted in hospital records.
The Bible School cabinet met at the United Presbyterian church for monthly business. Superintendent T. F. Sellers led the meeting and devotionals. Mrs. T. F. Sellers presented the evening message.
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