Annual YWCA Banquet Inspires Faith and Civic Duty
Rev Gerald Clark urged living by God's spirit, likening lives to candles lit by a higher power. He warned of neglecting parental guidance and urged leaders to support religion, citing studies linking church attendance to better character. The event featured readings, reports, and a pantomime, with Reverend Trekk leading prayer and Sears Roebuck supporting the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Gerald Clark
Clark
Mr. Clark
Link
E. B. Redhead
D. A
Y’s
Friendship Club
Janet Smith
Valerie Tite
Middle Steps
Doris Standen
Betty Saltesz
Blue Triangle
Hazel Wilson
Viola Wilson
Florence Smith
Industrial Sports League
Connie Pasadyn
Young Women’s League
Winnifred Seward
Betty Schaeffer
Frances Lemon
Evelyn Brilibart
Sears, Roebuck Company
J. S.trek
Metropolitan Club
Organ of Hope in Brain Perpetually Looks Forward
A brain organ of hope is described as perpetually looking forward, suggesting a mental mechanism that sustains forward motion and expectation. The statement frames this brain feature as a persistent, forward-facing influence on thought and emotion.
Elyria P T A Council Reports Board Activities
Elyria P T A Council met at the Washington building with thirty-four unit reps. They voted to donate 25 dollars to the Red Cross for milk in flooded areas and reported an increase of 34 members to 1183 total. milk and glasses distributions, magazine subscriptions, and program planning were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Milk Fund
E. C. Cook
King Fauver
Moise
Howard Thompson
Magazine
Parent-Teachers Magazine
Ohio
Merritt Powell
Parent-Teacher Association
Dewey Hill
Rotary Club
Rotarians
Higbee
Cleveland
Carl Wilzbach
Public Health Federation
Cincinnati
Ohio. His Topic Will Be “Growing Up—Whose Responsibility?” Mrs. Moise
Grafton
Louise McLaughlin
Longfellow Avenue
Allen School
P.T. A
Wilford
H. C. Gollmar
Edison School
George Tulk
New York
Max Pember
Plan Valentine Party by Steinus Sorority at Oberlin home
The Steinus Sorority met at Florence Newell's Stanford avenue home. They discussed a new club name, arranged a formal Hi-O-Hi dinner in Oberlin and a Valentine Party, and appointed Avis Hastings chair of the Constitutional committee with Rosalea Seabold and Florence Newell. Ruth Miadock gave a book review, refreshments followed, and next meeting is a Co-ed Party at Rosalea Seabold's home on February ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinus
Florence Newell
Stanford Avenue
Oberlin
Avis Hastings
Rosalea Seabold
Ruth Miadock
Circle 3 Meeting At St Pauls Church Report
Mrs Richard Dumke hosted Circle 3 at St Pauls church Tuesday afternoon with 15 members present. Mrs E O Pailas led the devotional period and refreshments were served. next gathering set for February ninth at Mrs Russell Dunford's home 336 Prospect Street.
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Richard Dumke
St. Paul's Church
E.O. Pailas
Local Personal Notes From Elyria Area
Mr and Mrs Adelbert Sayers of LaGrange announce the birth of a baby daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 27. Several Elyria residents attend events in Cleveland Oberlin and Detroit including a hairdressers convention and a fiftieth wedding anniversary.
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Adelbert Sayers
LaGrange
Ohio
Thern
Elyria Memorial Hospital
George Flood
Francis Parsch
Mary Lou
Jane
Ford Road
Jared Smith
Cincinnati
Hazel Bacon
Estelle Barlow
Cleveland
Henry Harris
Anderson
Indiana
Ernest Rule
Stanford Avenue
John E. Baker
Lake Avenue
Michigan
Ben Myers
Cincinnati Medical School
Elyria
Maxine Roling
Evelene Ernst
Myrielle Lord
Lucille Lord
Ohio National Hair Dressers Association
Hotel Carter
R. W. Allen
East College Street
Oberlin
C. M. Williams
B. Hackett
O. E. Brodbeck
B. I. Ohlemacher
Farewell Gift for Reverends Schumm as Club Hosts
Farewell gesture given to Rever end and Mrs Schumm by Grace Lutheran Church Fellowship Club at their Howestreet home. Entertaining was by Mr and Mrs William Gebhardt and Dan Haag. Bingo winners were Mrs Minnie Haag and William Schmittgen with second scores by Mrs Edna Rothgery and Reverend F J Schumm. Two new members Mr and Mrs Rudolph Bayer welcomed. Next meeting set for Tuesday February 23 with hosts Mrs Minnie Haag Mr and Mrs Herbert Kaatz and Mrs Margaret Krugman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Eady
Howestreet
Fellowship Club
Grace Lutheran Church
William Gebhardt
Dan Haag
Bingo
Minnie Haag
William Schmittgen
Edna Rothgery
F. J. Schumm
Rudolph Bayer
Toledo
Herbert Kaatz
Margaret Krugman
Sempre-Fidelis Class Meeting Notes Nursery School Extension
Sempre-Fidelis Class of Em manuel Lutheran Church met at Mrs Frank Decertell’s home on Stanford Avenue with twelve members and guests. Devotions led by Mrs Carl Pomelee. business approved continued Nursery School during church hours. Hazel Rheineck reviewed Gone with the Wind. Next meeting at Mrs Edith Bogart’s on Princeton Avenue. St John’s 02 Club honored retiring president Miss Tillie Ehrke with a radio at her home on Eighth Street. fifteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Frank Decertell
Stanford Avenue
Carl Pomelee
Hazel Rheineck
Margaret Mitchell
Edith Bogart
Princeton Avenue
Tillie Ehrke
St. John's ‘02
Eighth Street
Miss Ehrke
St. John's
Honor Shower for New K Lo Club Member Milly Ann Strouse
Mrs Paul Pals hosted a miscellaneous shower at Longfellow Avenue for new member Milly Ann Strouse also known as Mrs Green. Beverly Barchard and Mrs J G Green were welcomed into the club with Miss Mary Robertson named chair for the next initiation. Georgiana Kritzel and Ann Carlson won high scores in bridge and Mary McClintock took consolation. a two course luncheon followed with a two-tiered cake featuring a miniature bride and groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K-Lo Club
Paul Pals
Longfellow Avenue
Green
Milly Ann Strouse
Beverly Barchard
J. G. Green
Mary Robertson
Bridge and Hearts
Georgiana Kritzel
Ann Carlson
Mary McClintock
Jean Burnet
Mrs. Green
Sunshine and Shadows Talk At Elyria Club Luncheon
Mrs. E H Evans spoke on Indian religions and the 180 dialects in India during a luncheon for American Home and Child Welfare Department members at the Elyria Woman's Club. She described Indian culture and poverty, noted gold resources, and answered questions. Music featured solos by Mrs Dettman and pianist Eleanor Highgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Evans
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Elyria
Evans
Eric Chapman
Eleanor Highgate
Schumann
Gion
Henry Tibball
H. G. Hoover
General Club
New Year Thoughts by Inter Nol Class at Congregational Church
Twelve members of the Inter Nol Class of Second Congregational Church gathered for New Year Thoughts hosted by Miss Irene Upton at her Morgan Avenue home. Mildred Nagy led devotion from Ephesians, Evelene Ernst presented The Life of Rachel from Genesis, with piano solos and sewing. Refreshments were served. Mildred Nagy and Arlene Fidler will entertain the class on Tuesday February 23.
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Inter Nol
Second Congregational Church
Irene Upton
Morgan Avenue
Mildred Nagy
Rachel
Evelene Ernst
West River Street
Arlene Fidler
Secret Sisters Meet at Eleanor Krugman Home
Secret Sisters gathered last night at Eleanor Krugman's home with Janet Stagg presiding in the president's absence. Banco and dancing provided entertainment, followed by a dessert course. Catherine Schaefer will host the group in two weeks at her Kenyon Court residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Sisters
Eleanor Krugman
Elkins
Janet Stagg
Banco
Catherine Schaefer
Kenyon Court
Community Club and Church Activities in Cambridge Area
Calendar items include Noble Grands meeting with Mrs Grace Heid rich Cambridge and Kay Pfaff Stones piano recital at Days Music Store. Zeta Upsilon meets with Audrey Squire, Lake Avenue, while H P Chapman Camp and Auxiliary hold open installation in Woodman Hall. Dames of Malta bingo after meeting. Marshall Chapter R A M meets. Upper Room Bible Class serves dinner at First Congregational at 6 30 with Chapman singers. Grace Lutheran members urged to attend congregational meeting at 7 30 to elect a new pastor. Second Congregational church night service at 7 30.
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Noble
Rebekah Lodge
Grace Heidrich
Cambridge
Kay Pfaff Stone
Zeta Upsilon
Audrey Squire
Lake Avenue
H. P. Chapman
Woodman Hall
Dames of Malta
Marshall
First Congregational Church
Chapman Singers
Grace Lutheran
Second Congregational Church
Birthday Honors For Mrs Swesey At West River gathering
Mrs Swesey honored by Division L of Second Congregational church at Mrs M Ryan’s West River street home. Fourteen members attended with guests Mrs A Hurd and Mrs H Lantz. After a reading on an effective prayer, games and prizes followed. Luncheon for all at a single table featured a birthday cake and green tapers. Mrs Myers to entertain February 23 at Ninth Street home.
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Second Congregational Church
Rodgers Home Hosts Trias Club Meeting
Mrs. Catherine Rodgers hosted the Trias Club on Oberlin road with Mrs. Alma Rodgers as guest. Pinochle winners were Mrs. Myrtle Gerber, Miss Lola Moelk, and Miss Louise Wernert. Orchid and green decor complemented a two course luncheon. Miss Wernert invited members to her Kenton avenue home on February 23.
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Trias Club
Catherine Rodgers
Oberlin Road
Alma Rodgers
Myrtle Gerber
Lola Moelk
Louise Wernert
Miss Wernert
Kenton Avenue
Splash Party at YMCA Hosts Jefferson Friendship Group
A Splash Party at the Y M C A pool drew about thirty girls from the Junior Friendship club yesterday. The newly organized Jefferson Friendship club attended as guests. Another meeting is scheduled for next Monday.
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Junior Friendship Club
Jefferson Friendship Club
Florabelle Snell Betrothal Shower Highlights Milner Pair
Flood relief fundraising and social events follow a bridal shower honoring Florabelle Snell of Columbia, bride elect of Russell Miller of Cleveland. Attendees from Elyria, Cleveland, and Columbia join in gifts, luncheon, and centerpiece display as details of the upcoming February 13 ceremony at Columbia Baptist Church are noted.
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Mary Mills
M. M. Wilcox
Florabelle Snell
Columbia
Russell Miller
Cleveland
Columbia Baptist Church
Miss Snell
John Snell
Miler
Marietta
Star Baking Co
Elyria
Roy Osborn
Lofton Meluch
Harry Martin
Herman Snell
Harry Stadden
Frank Osborn
Frank Mills
Elinor Snell
Berea
Marion Crowell
North Eaton
Hungarian Reformed Church Chicken Supper
A chicken supper is announced by the Hungarian Reformed Church for Sunday at 5 30 P M. The price is 50 cents for the meal.
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Hungarian Reformed Church
Sun
Price
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Names and Addresses
Hospital admissions include William Shay at 250 4th Street Martha Lee Harris of Ripton Ohio Norwood Bailey at 113 Longford Street Mrs Ernie Preston Wellington C Mrs Ernest Thamert 1012 Lake Avenue Mrs Adelbert Sayers La Grange Mrs Doris Shreve 241 Temple Court. Discharges include Darlene Yost 651 Lod Street Viole Hartman R D No 3 Elyria Ohio and Harrison Van Valkenberg Jackson Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shay
4Th Street
Martha Lee’ Harris
Ripton
Ohio
Norwood Bailey
Longford Street
Ernie Preston
Wellington
Ernest Thamert
Lake Avenue
Adelbert Sayers
la Grange
Doris Shreve
Temple Court
Darlene Yost
Lod
Viole Hartman
R. D
Elyria
Harrison van Valkenberg
Jackson, Mich
Lodge Confers Degree at Regular L O O F Meeting
The L O O F Lodge held a well attended meeting at the Temple with visiting brothers from Grafton. New Noble Grand William Rennie and Vice Grand Donald Stock presided. William Gehrke led the Third Degree Team in conferring a degree on a candidate. Next meeting set for February 2 with another candidate to receive the third degree.
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Temple
Grafton
William Rennie
Donald Stock
G. A
William Gehrke
Lodge Initiation Featured By Ladies Auxiliary Group
At the regular Eagles Ladies Auxiliary meeting last evening Leona Schmidt received a special prize. A bingo party is planned next Thursday at Mrs Landers home on Chestnut Street with the next business meeting on February 9 followed by another bingo party. Additional Society on Page 5.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Charles Hansen
Legion
Elyria
Anna Bailey
Arthur Smith
Elaine Evans
Hrad Times
Phil Robson
Auxiliary
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Eagles
Leona Schmidt
Spring Styles at Johnston Gift and Knit Shop
Exclusive patterns yarns and colors with free knitting instructions await your selection at Johnston Gift & Knit Shop 2380 Second St Gifts of all descriptions at moderate prices.
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Johnston Gift & Knit Shop
Second St
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Y.W.C. A
P T. A. Council
Dc Myrtelle
President Roosevelt
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Virginia Tompkins
Patricia Bigelow
Patricia Schepps
Audrey Hasler
Charlotte Ann McIntyre
Lynette Manny
Mrs. Rheineck
Murbach Coal
Mrs. Swesey
Rodgers Home
Vicks VA
Speciail
Ruth's Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Dalton
Walton Ice and
Bud” Oliver
Heights Barber Shop
Will
Max
Broad
Gertrude
Gertrude Rahl
Brookhouser’s
Middle Ave
Ostrov’s
Aone
Pel UR
Lodge
Anna Cook Dance Studio
Broad Street
Kate Roth
Clark Street
Marcel
Arch
Kate
Elyria Dairies
Elyrin Dairies
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