Missionary Tea to Feature Goodwill Demonstration at St Pauls
SOCIETY EV. FRANK M. BAKER in charge of Goodwill Industries Cleveland presents an afternoon demonstration at St. Pauls Evangelical church as part of the annual Missionary Tea. The program, hosted by church ladies and First Methodist women, includes a Goodwill display titled What Comes Out of a Goodwill Bug and musical offerings by Mrs. O E Brodbeck and a Brodbeck Moore duet. Tea will be served after the demonstration at 2:00. A large attendance is expected and all interested in missionary work are invited.
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Frank M. Baker
Goodwill Industries
Cleveland
Corps of Workers
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
First Methodist Church
Bene Marenlanda Aril
Tne
Wisveianu Wes
O. EB
Brodbeck
Brothertons Celebrate 48th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs E Brotherton marked their 48th wedding anniversary on Sunday January 26 with a family dinner. Granddaughter Margaret cut the cake as Will, Lee and Geo Brotherton attended along with Mr and Mrs Cree Hills and other relatives, who sent gifts and cards.
Honor Graduate Gathers Friends to Honor Elyria Graduate
A group of friends gathered at the home of Myer Horwitz at 129 Grant Street on Saturday evening to celebrate his graduation from Elyria Wich School. About thirty five guests from Lorain and Elyria attended, sharing a social evening and presenting several gifts to the graduate.
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Myer Horwitz
Grant Street
Elyria Wich School
Lorain
Elyria
One Hundred Girl Reserves Recognized at Service
One hundred girls wearing blue triangle scarves and carrying blue triangle candle holders were recognized as Girl Reserve candidates in a candle light service at First Methodist church. Jean Crisp and Dorothy Jenkins assisted. Dr. F. E. Bond urged the girls to carry the light of ambition and responsibility as their scarves’ blue signified.
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First Methodist Church
Jean Crisp
Dorothy Jenkins
Junior Friendship Club
FE. J. Bond
Temple Quartet
Irene Hollis
Robert Boylan
Dvorak
Sibich
Joint C E Meeting among Lorain Wellington and Ely churches
The Christian Endeavor societies from Lorain Wellington and Ely held a supper at North Eaton church with about 150 youths attending. Music talks and ship shaped booklets marked each station while Starns spoke on youth steering the church through any weather. District Youth Conference slated for February 21 22 and 23 at the Church of Christ with about 200 delegates expected. A future C E supper in Lorain and a Lorain skating party were announced.
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Christian Endeavor Societies
Lorain
Wellington
Ely Tia
Church of Christ
C. E
School Closures Amid Yo WLCA Annual Meeting
Classes suspended due to annual Yo WLCA membership meeting. All evening sessions for Tuesday canceled for the week. The afternoon hack review class is also dropped for Tuesday.
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Becaue
Yo Wlca
Tientsin Shrinks From Sea With Conservancy Plan
Tientsin China formerly 56 miles by water from the sea lies now 35 miles from the sea through an elaborate conservancy scheme. The change reflects major engineering work on river windings.
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Tientsin
China
Calendar Goes On as Local Clubs Meet Across Elyria
A sweeping schedule of church councils, study groups, charity events, and social clubs fills Elyria calendars. Meetings cover Grace Lutheran, United Presbyterian, Second Congregational, and St. Paul’s churches with host homes, churches, and clubs including YWCA, AAUW, Daughters of Union Veterans, American Legion Auxiliary, and many neighborhood circles.
Thursday church and club events fill day calendar
Circle No 2 hosts a 12:09 luncheon with guests and recipes at the church. Research club meets 2:15 with Mrs Hiecock on Lake Avenue. Women of First Congregational sew at 10:00 bringing own lunch. Dr W M Auld speaks at 7:30 on Christianity and Psychology. Sister Society meets 2:00 with Mrs Mynchenberg. Vestry and guild activities at St Andrew's in the evening. Numerous clubs and societies host meetings at homes and public spaces throughout the day including choir practices and bridge gatherings.
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Parent - Teacher Association Council
the Gables
Cyril Breckpock
Division L
Second Congregational Church
Anna Dimick
Dewey Avenue
Union Missionary
St. Paul's Church
the Methodist Church
Mary Martha
St. Paul’s Church
Central Guild of
St. Andrew's Church
Walter Davies
Sixth Street
Grace Lutheran Church
Methodist Church
Myrtle Gerber
Broad Street
March
W. F. Wolcott
American Home and Child Welfare Department of Woman's Club
Anne Morrow Tindbergh
Orient
Daughters of Union Veterans
R. Holcombe
West Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary
Haydn Evans
Rowena Circle
Bertha Lybereer
Cedar Street
Calendar Club
The
Musical Art Society
Girl Scouts
St. Mary's
Abramoska
M. Budach
Quincy Street
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Elyria Lodge No
Emily Cheevers
Lake Avenue
Circle No. 2
Research Club
John Hiecock
First Congregational Church
W. M. Auld
Tople
Emmanuel Church
George Mynchenberg
South Middle Avenue
St. Andrew's
Guild Room
East Side
Harwood Street
Andrewski
Floral Court
Betty Humphrey
St. Mary's Altar Society
King Fauver
Columbus Street
Sewsiety
Wood
East Avenue
George Kaiser
Erie Street
St. John's Church
Sylvia Chervenka
Lincoln Court
Ruth Gates
Protective Home Circle Officers Circle
Gwendolyn Marsh
Avenue Club
Temple
O. E
Excelsior Club
Harriet
Marian Seeley
British Empire Club
East Chicago Personal Notices Roundup
Mrs. Carl Snowden travels to Butler Pennsylvania after her brother Frank Davis dies. Locals attend Reverend Tibor Toth installation at Reformed Hungarian church. Ellsworth Schneider to spend week in New York City. Grafton couple welcomes a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 23. Gibbons family mourns two deaths in one week in Parkersburg West Virginia. Ralph and wife announce birth of son at Elyria Memorial on January 26.
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Carl Snowden
Butler
Pennsylvania
Frank Davis
Chicago
Tibor Toth
Reformed Hungarian Church
James Reisz
Joseph Bolash
Elizabeth Kanya
Alex Sebastian
James Szabo
Joseph Szabo
Walter
Theodore Szabo
Ellsworth Schneider
Oxford Avenue
New York City
Marvin Ryder
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Former Pastor Dr Edwin Kirby addresses Epworth League
Former pastor Dr Edwin Kirby spoke to the Epworth League on belief in youth and self confidence. Marian Upp led the event as league chair with committees formed for an upcoming play. Institute Club gathers Friday at Miss Marian Upp's Fourth Street home urging members to attend.
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Edwin Kirby
First Methodist Church
Epworth League
Miss Marian Upp
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List for Ohio Towns
Admission entries include Ronald Fahrney at 94S Walnut Street Tony DeMar vo at 124 Quincy Street Andrew Kinder 986 West River Street Mrs Marvin Ruder Grafton Mrs Ralph Shewell 4935 East Broad Street Rose Batita 116 Garvin Avenue Stanley McKittrick Plain City Ohio Discharges list names several patients with addresses including Mrs Alois Nazel baby boy Avon Mrs Roland Rob er baby girl 460 9th Street Mrs Frank Winkle baby boy Fairview Ohio Mrs Stanley Yourkevitch baby girl Brace Avenue Mrs Fred Maddock 109 East Fourth Street Baby Boy Fountain North Olmsted Mrs Andrew Suetta 220 West River Street Raymond Lake 116 Byington Court Vernon Wheeler Columbus Marilyn Certell 315 Princeton Avenue Nonee Cope Lake Avenue.
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Ronald Fahrney
Walnut Street
Tony DeMarvo
Quincy Street
Andrew Kinder
West River Street
Marvin Ruder
Grafton
Ralph Shewell
East Broad Street
Rose Batita
Garvin
Stanley McKittrick
Plain City
Ohio
Alois Nazel
Avon
Roland Rober
9Th Street
Frank Winkle
Fairview
Stanley Yourkevitch
Brace Avenue
Fred Maddock
East Fourth Street
North Olmsted
Andrew Suetta
Raymond Lake
Byington Court
Vernon Wheeler
Columbus
Marilyn Certell
Princeton Avenue
Nonee Cope
Lake Avenue
Officers Are Installed at Northwest Encampment Session
The Northwest Encampment No 188 met at the I C O F Temple on Friday at 7 43 pm with good attendance. District deputy grand patriarch G A Friday installed officers for the term including P C McKenzie as chief patriarch L J Blake high priest Milo Warner senior warden R L Hastings recording scribe K Telzerow financial scribe Morris Whirk treasurer. A social hour followed with refreshments. next meeting set for Friday evening February 11.
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Northwest
P. C. McKenzie
Milo Warner
G A
Hign
L. J. Blake
R. L. Hastings
K. Telzerow
Morris Whirk
Entertainments and Grange Events at Ickes Home
Entertaining evening hosted by Miss Phililis Ickes and Beatrice Fell for Firelight Girls of Second Congregational church at the Ickes home on Lodi Street included Buneco and games with prizes won by Jean Ashenbach and Evelene Ernst. The event featured a bride themed setup and yellow decor, followed by a lengthy installation and recognitions within Wellington Grange and North Russia Needleguild participation.
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Phililis Ickes
Beatrice Fell
Second Congregational Church
Ickes
Lodi Street
Buneco
Jean Ashenbech
Evelene Ernst
Mildred Eckhart
Florean Christiansen
Corrine Rhodes
Helen Virlvnak
Phyllis Tracy
Peggy Kauffman
Geraldine Powell
Jean Aschenbach
Miss Ernst
Lois Barlow Leads Sunday Night Kappa Beta Service
At St Andrew's Church Guild Room the usual Sunday night Kappa Beta meeting opened with worship and business. Lois Barlow directed the evening program reading articles on missionaries worldwide, with group singing closing the meeting. Next Sunday Jane Andrus will lead with the topic An Indian Chief's Kingdom and Betty Wood will provide social entertainment.
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Kappa Beta
St. Andrew's Church Guild Room
Lois Barlow
Jane Andrus
Betty Wood
Oberlin Grange Honors Golden Wedding Couple
Oberlin Ohio January 26 The golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Sil Hull was celebrated at a tureen supper before Oberlin party and dance. Four O Clock club holds a meeting with Mrs A W Tiuse as hostess at 1 00 PM FLW club meets with Mrs Biggs on Glendale court.
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Oberlin, O
Hull
Oberlin
A. W. Tiuse
A. FL
Drive For Women Judges Progresses
The Honor Roll of Women Judges at the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s National Headquarters grows as clubs report names and records of women jurists. Florence Allen leads a list that now includes Emma Fall Schofield Sara M. Soffell Lois A. McBride Charl Ormond Williams. Miss Williams calls on the American Bar Association to urge state bars to consider trained women for judicial posts.
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National Federation of Business and Professional Womens
Florence Allen
Emma Fall Schofield
First District Court
Eastern Middlesex
Boston
Mass
Sara M. Soffell
Lois A. McBride
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Charl Ormond Williams
William L. Ramsom
American Bar Association
National Federation of Business and Professional Women 'S
Ransom
Miss Williams
Club Committees Form For New Year Activities
The New Year membership committee includes Mrs. Fred Berg Mrs. Mary Lounsbrough Mrs. Carl Schmitz Leo Hanlon Edward Schramm and John Davidson. Project Committee lists Mrs Edward Schramm Mrs Leo Hanlon Mrs Chris Justin Thos Ketch and James Laurie. Social Committee comprises Mrs 3B Chester Nash Mrs Raymond Reisinger Ida Belle Peabody Les le Ketch and Frances Emerich. Home Economic Committee features Mrs William Bere Mrs Leonard Berg Mrs Mary Hacker Mrs Lford Ashby and Vivian Peabody. Requests were made for two dinners to be served one to Business Men's Club and one to Postal clerks of this district. The committees appointed for the first dinner are Mrs Edward Schramm Mrs Clayton Peabody Mrs Raymond Reisinger and Mrs Chester Nash. The second dinner committee includes Mrs Henry Sandrock Mrs Charles Feakins Mrs Ernest Parks Mrs Chester Nash Mrs William Berg Everette Hastings and Jacob Albright.
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Fred Berg
Mary Lounsbrough
Carl Schmitz
Leo Hanlon
Edward Schramm
John Davidson
Chris Justin
Thos. Ketch
James Laurie
Chester Nash
Raymond Reisinger
Ida Belle Peabody
Lesle Ketch
Frances Emerich
William Bere
William Berg
Everette Hastings
Jacob Albright
Visit Held at Schramin Home Afternoon
A daytime event took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schramin in the afternoon. Attendees gathered for a social visit at the Schramin home.
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Mrs. Edward Schramin
Grange Master and Lecturer Conference Held in Elyria
Mr and Mrs Ernest Parke and Mrs Edward Schramm attended a Grange Masters and Lecturers conference in Elyria on Monday. Chairing was Ernest Brandt of Ridgeville and minutes by Mrs Schramm. 1986 officers elected include Le on Lehman Belden chairman Ernest Parke Oberlin secretary Mrs Edward Schramm Oberlin. Eight county Granges represented by their masters and lecturers. Plans for the year outlined by Frank Mason. lecturer work discussed by Mrs Schramm. County Grange officers dinner planned with committee Ernest Parke Oberlin Mr McConnell Wellington Frank Mason Ridgeville.
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Ernest Parke
Edward Schramm
Elyria
Ernest Brandt
Ridgeville
Schramm
Leon Lehman
Belden
Oberlin
Young Love Banned by Siam Government Decree
Singapore report says Siam's education ministry circularized schools forbidding flirtations between pupils of any gender and prohibiting love letters to enforce discipline in the education system. The rule targets romantic conduct in classrooms across the country.
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Singapore
Siam
Ministry of Education
Congress Could Regulate Number of Supreme Court Justices
The statement notes that Congress has the constitutional power to determine the size of the U S Supreme Court. It discusses potential changes to the number of justices as a legislative matter. The article cites historical proposals and constitutional debates surrounding court size.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
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