Miss Dengate Hosts Eve of Modern Authors Review
Miss Agnes Dengate of the Eager-Dengate library entertained friends at East Broad Street last evening. The event featured reviews of modern authors and their works, including James Gould Cozzens's The Last Adam and Sinclair Lewis's Ann Vickers. A discussion on Anne Green and A Marriage of Convenience complemented a scrapbook display of contemporary authors and writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dengate
Herman Leonard
East Broad Street
Agnes Dengate
Eager- Dengate
James Gould Cozzens
The
Dary
Ann Vickers
Sinclair Lewis
Anne Green
Epworth League Institute Set for Wellington Dates
Epworth League plans a mid year Institute in Wellington January 27 28 with Dr E J Bond teaching Bible class and a banquet on Saturday January 27 at six oclock Professor Plantz to speak. Delegates leave tomorrow noon for return Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Wellington
Epworth League
E. J. Bond
Leona Mowry
Messrs
Lee Brown
Robert Mann
Charles Bliss
Richard Glover
Kenneth Barclay
Charles Aldrich
Edward Bembower
Roar Up Club appoints officers for upcoming dance
Miss Evangeline Rothe led the Roar Up Club meeting in the president's absence. The club schedules a February 11 dance with Kathryn Seward named decorating chair and assistants Mary Lou Dengate Mabel Kofske and Hortense Curtis. Miss Marian Stetson reviewed two late Gasworthy books Maid in Waiting and Flowering Wilderness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline Rothe
Roar Up
Kathryn Seward
Mary Lou Dengate
Mabel Kofske
Hortense Curtis
Marian Stetson
Gasworthy
Kan Act Club Seeks History and Play Plans
Members of the Kan Act Club met at East Carlisle School House. A history committee was formed with Thurman Smith Marjorie Smith and Clara Mae Eddy. They plan an actors party for lyceum groups with each group taking a part in the entertainment. The executive board will choose a play with Eldon Smith offering to help. A social time followed and the next meeting is February 9 at 8 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
Thurman Smith
Marjorie Smith
Clara Mae Eddy
Lyceum
Eldon Smith
Carlisle Neighborhood Club Plans Oyster Supper
Carlisle Neighborhood Club met at Mrs. Carl Diedrichs home with eight members and four guests Mrs Will Stolz Elyria Miss Teresa Dietz Oberlin Miss Lucile Roling and Mrs Ed Nuhn Carlisle. The annual oyster supper was planned for February 10 at the School House for members and their families. A social hour followed with refreshments. The next meeting will be at Mrs P K Clark Diagonal road February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Neighborhood Club
Carl Diedrich
LaGrange Road
Will Stolz
Elyria
Theresa Dietz
Oberlin
Lucile Roling
Ed Nuhn
Carlisle
P. K. Clark
Diagonal Road
Education Dept Hosts Dessert Bridge at Elyria Club
Pale pink roses adorned tables as the Education Department sponsored a dessert bridge at the Elyria Woman's Club. Twenty-nine tables played with prizes awarded at each. Guests from Lakewood and Rocky River attended, with Mrs. S. J. Birkback as general chairman and a long list of assistants.
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Elyria
Circle No 4 Hosts Bible Session At Sasse Home
Mrs Park Hobill led a Bible discussion at Circle No 4 of St Pauls Lutheran church hosted by Mrs Fred Sasse on East Fourth Street. Ten members and five guests attended with hymns and a social hour followed by a luncheon. Mrs Karl Roeseman to host February ninth at an announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sasse
East Fourth Street
Circle No. 4
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Park Hobill
Karl Roeseman
Pythian Sisters Guests Entertained by Mrs Ida Henry
Mrs Ida Henry hosted Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters in Lorain yesterday. After business, prize cards were won by Rose Ryan first and Gertrude Smith second with Mrs Smith receiving the guest prize. Meeting adjourned for February 23 at Laura Barton’s Seventh Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Henry
Lorain
Rose Ryan
Gertrude Smith
Smith
Laura Barton
Seventh Street
Ladies Aid Society of Church of Christ Meets in Session
Twenty five members met for a business session led by president Mrs. C. A. Martin. Mrs. E. W. Baird was appointed assistant treasurer during Mrs. C. A. Day’s illness. Reports were heard from division chairs. Next meeting set for February 23.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
Church of Christ
C. A. Martin
E. W. Baird
C. A. Day
Builders class entertained at Mrs Rein hardt home
Solving puzzles entertained members of the Builders class of St. Pauls church last evening at Mrs Herman Reinhardt s West Bridge street home. Revered Irion led a song service and devotions before Gus Quade led a brief business session. Refreshments followed. The class will meet at the church February 22 for a tureen dinner at six o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Herman Reinhardt
West Bridge Stret
Irion
Gus Quade
Luncheon Precedes Ninety Five Club Program
One o clock luncheon at Mrs Walter Davies home on Sixth street followed by Ninety Five Club program. The albavon study was L Abbe Constantin by Susov iv Harvey reviewed by Miss Ethel Burrows. Mrs Seward Henson will host the club February ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Davies
Sixth Street
Ninety Five Club
L'Abbe Constantin
Susovic Harvey
Ethel Burrows
Seward Henson
Zonta Class entertainments at Second Congregational church
Elsie and Ida Dellefield hosted the Zonta Class of the Second Congregational church on Telegraph Road. Twenty one members and two guests played Hearts with prizes won by Mrs Hazel Todgham and Miss Esther Markel. Blaine Stone performed two piano pieces. The next meeting set for February sixteenth will feature a tureen dinner at a later announced venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Elsie
Ida Dellefield
Telegraph Road
Hazel Todgham
Esther Markel
Blaine Stone
Parental Discipline Targeted by Cleveland Criminologist
Miss Leona Mavie Esch told a large audience at the K of C hall that lack of parental discipline drives crime. She cited 1933 crime projections and Ohio inmate demographics, urging prevention starting with juveniles and involving parents schools and churches. Other Cleveland visitors and a spaghetti supper followed the remarks at Dominic’s Italian Cuisine.
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Cleveland
Leona Mavie Eseh
K. of C
Catholic Daycaters of America
Obie
Miss Esci
Ohio
Mansfield Reformatory
Esch
Catherine Mylett
Catholic Daughters of America
Lucey Hector
Cecile Slife
Lucy O'Neil
Elyria Women Attend Oberlin AAU Meeting Leading India Exhibit
Mrs. W. H. Merton addressed the Oberlin Branch of the American Association of University Women at Mrs. T. W. Graham's home, showcasing India artifacts. Elyria members listed include C. H. Cushing, R. W. McWilliams, E. J. Howenstine, G. M. Frank, and others. Future events include a February tea on women’s legal status abroad, a March luncheon with Grove Patterson, an April 3 p.m. tea on Nursing Experimental School, and a May annual dinner with Frances Hosford as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Patterson
Nursery Experimental School
Frances Hosford
Elyria Travel Club Mount Ranier Expedition
The Elyria Travel Club met at the Fauver home on Washington avenue Thursday evening and journeyed up Mt. Ranier for nature coast ing, ice caves, and sunrise above the clouds. The next trip will be by air over continental routes with G. G. Gragg delivering a lecture titled Wings Over America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Grace Lutheran Aid Society hears on Queen of Sheba
Reverend F. J. Schumm addressed Grace Lutheran Aid Society on Women of the Bible. A luncheon was served to twenty seven members by Mrs. William Schmittsen and Mrs. F. J. Schumm. The next meeting will be in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
F. J. Schumm
Sheba
William Schmittsen
Fleur de Lis Club Luncheon At Dominic's
Mrs E M Williams hosted a one oclock luncheon for the Fleur de Lis Club at Dominic's on Middle avenue. Prizes in cards were awarded to Mrs Emma Brown first, Mrs Charles Hennings second, and Mrs E J Stankard third. The club will reconvene in two weeks with Mrs E Keyes on Park avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Williams
Fleur de Lis Club
Dominic's
Middle Avenue
Emma Brown
Charles Hennings
E. J. Stankard
E. Keyes
Park Avenue
Culture Club hears two books reviewed in meeting
The Culture Club discussed The Epic of America by James Truslow Adams with Mrs C B Simkins as reviewer and Mourning Becomes Electra by Eugene O Neill with Mrs E A Hubbard as reviewer. Hostess L A Obitts welcomed members at Fourth Street residence and plans for February ninth at Mrs Jay Brown on Wooster Street were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Club
America
James Truslow Adams
C. B. Simkins
L. A. Obitts
Fourth Street
Eugene O'Neill
E. A. Hubbard
Jay Brown
Wooster Street
United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Silver Tea
A fine attendance at the silver tea hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of United Presbyterian church. Devotions were led by Mrs. F A Lawrence Mrs J K Nece and Mrs A E Snodgrass. Refreshments served by Mrs J Lautenschleger and Mrs A W Baird. Regular meeting set for February 9 at Mrs Lawrence's home 157 Eastern Heights boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
United Presbyterian Church
F. A. Lawrence
J K. Nece
A E Snodgrass
J. Lautenschleger
A. W. Baird
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Oberlin Professor Shares Far East Impressions
Dr. W. H. Horton of Oberlin Theological Seminary spoke to Emmanuel Lutheran Church Men's Club last evening. He presented political economic social and religious views on the Far East as forty five members dined before the talk and later asked questions before closing with song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Horton
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Far East
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Horton
Missionary Program Highlighted by Ladies Aid Society
Rev Armin Schroeder pastor of St John s Lutheran church led the missionary program at a Ladies Aid meeting held yesterday afternoon Forty three members attended After the program Mrs Fred Neimyer and Mrs Koch served refreshments Two weeks hence Mrs Neimyer and Mrs Paul Hull will host the next gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 1
St. Paul’s Church
Fred Wirth
Nichols Court
Wirth
Armin Schroeder
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fred Neimyer
Koch
O. Neimyer
Paul Hull
Py thian Sisters Hold Social Card Party
A large crowd attended the Py thian Sisters meeting last evening. After a brief business session, guests played card games including bridge and banco with prizes awarded for high scores. 1933 officers served refreshments at the end, and the group plans the regular meeting in two weeks.
Gleaners Club Names Aneedus for Sunday School Unit
The Gleaners Club of St Pauls Sunday school met at Anna Shuberts home. Gladys Anderson presided and La Vonne Schramm led devotions. Aneedus becomes regular club name with slogan You need us to build up the Sunday school. Mrs Hobul elected permanent teacher. Next meeting a tureen Valentine Washington party February 23 at St Pauls Sunday school chaired by Anne Haake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners Club
St. Paul’s
Anna Shubert
Gladys Anderson
la Vonne Schramm
Aneedus
Gleaners
Anne Haake
Alvera Schroeder
Elsie Pippert
Jones and Vanderpool Apply for Marriage License
Howard Vincent Jones 24 a Warren Pennsylvania mechanic and Grace Vivian Vanderpool 24 of Oberlin apply for a marriage license before a Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Vincent Jones
Warren Pa
Grace Vivian Vanderpool
Oberlin
Justice of the Peace
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs. Raymond Bruck at 205 Park Avenue Al Palmer on Griswold Road Charlene Willis from Oberlin Childrens Home Mrs Horace Ives of Grafton Mrs William Krebs at 111 Monroe Street and Sterling Eddington at 632 Cleveland Street Discharges list Mrs Ray Flowers at 320 South Street and Glenn Troup at Loralin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Bruck
Park Avenue
al Palmer
Griswold Road
Charlene Willis
Oberlin Childrens Home
Horace Ives
Grafton
William Krebs
Monroe Street
Sterling Eddington
Cleveland Street
Ray Flowers
Sth
Glenn Troup
Lorain
Elyria WCTU to Meet January 31 at Baptist Church
The Elyria Women’s Christian Temperance Union will gather Tuesday January 31 at 2 15 PM in the Baptist Church House. Rev J H Jones of Columbia Station will be the speaker.
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Elyria W. C. T. U
Baptist Church House
J. H. Jones
Columbia Station
Notawa Club Holds Valentine Themed Party at YWCA
Twenty two members and two guests attended a Notawa Club party at the YWCA residence hosted by Misses Carrie Snoble Ollvne Feagler and Donna Stegman. Mrs Edna Baun won best costume honors and was noted for a prize. A business meeting set committees for social service and plans while five tables of Hearts provided entertainment. Next meeting slated for February 23 with Maybelle Burner Laura Koehn and May Wheatler to entertain at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notawa Club
Carrie Snoble
Ollvne Feagler
Donna Stegman
Edna Baun
Doris Locke
Flora Krugman
Maybelle Burner
Laura Koehn
May Wheatler
Sunday services at Spencer ME Church
Sabbath School begins at ten with Wayne Messner as supervisor. Morning Worship at eleven with Messner delivering the message in the pastor's absence. Epworth League at six thirty led by Miss Wilda Moore. Evening Worship at seven thirty features a special musical program by the Church School Orchestra under Ralph Muller. Bible Study Tuesday at seven. Choir rehearsal Tuesday at seven thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer M E. Church
Wayne Messner
Epworth League
Wilda Moore
Ralph Muller
Miss Mildred Hultz Hosts Card Board Club Evening
Miss Mildred Hultz opened her Tenth street home to the Card Board Club for two bridge tables. Prizes went to Mrs. Marian Ignasik and Miss Marian Erb, with Ignasik also receiving gifts. The next gathering is set for February 16 at Mrs. Ignasik's East River street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Hultz
Tenth Street
Card Board Club
Marian Ignasik
Marian Erb
Fields M E Church Announces Sunday Services
The Fields M E Church holds morning worship at 10 15 with Rev John G Koontz delivering The Traffic Jam and addressing boys and girls on Dollar Bills A piano solo Larghetto and a violin concerto movement accompany offertory The Junior Quartet and Junior Choir perform On To Victory and Anthem under Miss Velma Andrews There is Sunday School at 11 15 and no Epworth League service tonight
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Fields M. E
John G. Koontz
Agnes DeLord
W.A. Mozart
Edward Rusnak
Ch. de Bennot
Lettra Sweet
Helen Haller
Jean
Barbara Cooper
Velma Andrews
Epworth League
Confetti Dance At Nuhns Barn With Art Roush Orchestra
Saturday night events advertise Confetti Dance at Nuhn's Barn featuring Art Roush Orchestra. Gents admission 25 cents and ladies 10 cents.
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Nuhn’s
Art Roush
Nurses Sponsor Waffle Party at Elyria Memorial
One hundred fifty people attended the event sponsored by the nurses of Elyria Memorial Hospital at the Nurses Home last evening. Bridge, dancing and games followed the serving of waffles.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Local births and social visits noted in Elyria area
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Horace Ives of Grafton at Elyria Wetnorial Hospital on January 26. Mrs John Walker and Mrs Join Jockel of Cleveland plus Mrs Jennie Spaulding of New London attended a luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Wunderly of Marseilles avenue yesterday. A daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Albert Thomson of 624 North Street on January 20 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Kenneth Als and sister Miss Jessie Allyn depart Monday for Coral Gables Florida for the winter remainder. Mr and Mrs John Shook of Harvard Avenue host Mya and Carl C Wes of Minneapolis. Mrs Charles Davis of Stanford Avenue visits her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Ives
Grafton
Ohio
Elyria Wetnorial Hospital
John Walker
Join Jockel
Cleveland
Jennie Spaulding
New London
Frank Wunderly
Marseilles Avenue
Albert Thomson
North Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Als
Jessie Allyn
Coral Gables
Florida
John Shook
Harvard Avenue
Mya
Carl ¢. Wes
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Charles Davis
Stanford Avenue
Events Tonight With Varied Club Gatherings Across Town
Sigma Gamma Sorority founders Day banquet at Ellis Restaurant. Columbia Club hosts social at St John School Auditorium. Fisherman's Club meets in Baptist church men’s room at 6. Mugwumps hold bridge at Woman’s Club. Daughters of Scotia attend Burns concert. Northwest Encampment meets. Church of Christ Dorcas class led by Mrs Emma Kuchenrither 304 East Broad Street at 7 30 Junior Missionary Society at U P Church after school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Ellis Restaurant
Columbia Club
St. John's School
Fisherman's Club
Baptist Church
Mugwumps
Woman's Clab
Daughters of Scotia
Burns
Northwest
Church of Christ Dorcas
Emma Kuchenrither
East Broad Street
Junior Missionary Society
U. P. Church
Mrs Wellington and guests visit Toledo kin amid gatherings
Mrs A R Wellington of Canton is a guest of her son and daughter Jr and Mrs Worth Fauver on Harrison Street. Mr and Mrs E Lavagnino arrived from Pasadena after the death of A L Garford. Mr and Mrs Lewis Lamm of Devon Courts were guests at a party in Cleveland hosted by Mr and Mrs Julius Lamm. Mrs Lamm will remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
A. R. Wellington
Canton
Worth Fauver
Harrison Street
E Lavagnino
Pasadena
California
A. L. Garford
Lewis Lamm
Devon Courts
Julius Lamm
Cleveland
Lamm
Music educators head Cleveland clinic event week
Gerald M. Frank of Eastern Heights Boulevard assistant county superintendent of schools and in charge of Lorain County music and Ruth Christman of Denison Avenue in charge of vocal at North Ridgeville take part in a music clinic in Cleveland today through ALG tomorrow. The event is under the auspices of Western Reserve University School of Education the Cleveland Board of Education and the Ohio Music Education Association on the Western Reserve University campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gerald M. Frank
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Lorain County Music
Ruth Christman
Denison Avenue
Voca
North Ridgeville
School of Education
Western Reserve University
Boar of Education of
Ohio Music Education Association
Western Reserv University
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David J. Nye
Order of DeMolars
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Norwood Baumhardt
Paul Busch
Donald Bush
Gaylord Doane
Manny Dodsiey
Russell Dunford
Thomas Dunstan
Stanley Hammond
Wilbur
Howard Myers
Rupert MacDonald
Donald Pankoff
Stephen Pierce
Alex Reis
Joseph Roth
Harold Stock
Carl Storer
Edwin Thompson
James Tichenor
Richard Todd
John Whitney
Earl Witten
Order
Tad” Beebe
William Yoo
Roar UP Club
Dance and Hears
Kan-Act Club
Flans Party
Vicks Plan
Circle 4
Pythian Sisters
Ladies Aid
Miss Burrows
L‘abbe Constantin
Ninety Five
Dellefield
A. A. OF University
F. Wirth
ST. Paul's Circle
MT. Rantier
L. B. Fauver
Rev. Schumm
AID Society
Cascade Pavillion
Westley Stewart
United Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Emmanuel Lutheran Men's Club
ST. John's
Ladies’ Aid
Allen Bernard
Marcelling
Washington Ave
Barber & Beauty Shop
Leedale
Swearer Elk
Nichol’s
Broad Street
Henke Beauty
Gray's Shoe
HaneHe
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