Tonight's Local Club Meetings and Church Activities
Numerous groups hold gatherings across Lorain and nearby areas. Pythian Sisters meet at Mrs. Gertrude Hoogenboom’s home in Quincy, and the Rainbow Class gathers at Miss Mildred Stearns’s Harwood street home. Several organizations plan sessions in G A R Hall, K of C Hall, and churches, with dinners, card parties, and supper meetings listed. The YWCA and YMC A host suppers, blackmur lodging, and a white elephant sale while the First Congregational and Presby terian churches schedule programs and Bible school cabinet meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
Gertrude Hoogenboom
Quincy Streast
First Methodist Church
Mildred Stearns
Harwood Street
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
The
Musical Art Society
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Mayhew
Young “Fen’s
Association
Fellowship Club
King Solomon's Lodge
Masonic Hall
Hobart Marsh
Cambridge Street
Mary King
Glenwood Street
Patrick Hogan
Lorain County
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Local Club Meetings Calendar Card Delights Readers
The Musical Art Society meets at Mrs. George Stevens Junior on East avenue for a French music study. The Eveready Banco Club and Loyal Matrons hold gatherings at East avenue and with Mrs. Mame Young. Federation supper at S W C A includes officer elections. L A L Club at Miss Rosella Wehbher home. Who's Who Club at Mrs. Kershaw 101 Furnace street. I O O F marks the Birthday of Thomas B Wildly. LaPorte W C T U attends evening Tabernacle meeting. Literary Club gathers at Miss Karen Nielsen 1114 Middle ave. Central Guild of St Andrew's meets with Mrs. Charles Hard 21 Denison avenue in afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Society
George Stevens Junior
East Avenue
Eveready Banco Club
Butler
Mame Young
Federation
Rosella Wehbher
Beebe Court
Who's Who
Kershaw
Furnace Street
Oddfellowship
America
Thomas B. Wildly
LaPorte W. C. T. U
Tabernacle
Karen Nielsen
Middle Avenue
Central Guild of
Keen Kutter Club and neighborhood society meetings
The Keen Kutter Club meets in the afternoon at Mrs. Lydia Miller’s Adelbert Avenue home. East Side Guild of St. Andrew's Church hosts an all day gathering at Mrs. Leland Minch’s 124 Cornell Avenue. Women’s Benefit Association plans a 6:30 dinner at Worst Hall. Past Noble Grand Association meets with Mrs. Alice Sutton at the Gulf and Hamilton corner. W. & A. Club gathers with Mrs. Daniel Sprimgosky on West Rivers Street. Emanuel Lutheran Ladies Ad Society meets at Mrs. Charles Garford’s 444 Oxford Street at 7:30. Mend A Lot Club and Jolly Five Club have afternoon events. Neighborhood Circles of First Congregational invite all ladies to attend by section. Circle 1 at 927 Middle Avenue. Circle 2 at 921 Park Avenue. Circle 3 at 142 Harrison Street. Circle 4 at 213 West Avenue. Circle 5 at 313 Middle Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Kutter Club
Lydia Miller
Adelbert Avenue
East Side
West Rives Street
Ladies Ad Society
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Charles Garford
Oxford Street
Jolly Five
First Congregational
H.W. Tacersoll
Middle Avenue
Mesdames Sebilleran
Aust and
Rawson
L. Moody
Park Avenue
Phillip Beebe
C. G. Washburn
Harrison Street
Ma. Martin Mueller
West Avenue
James W. van Dusen
Middle Avenuo
Girls Friendly Society Meets at St Andrews Church Evening
The Girls Friendly Society of the St Andrews Church will hold a meeting in the church building this evening. The Carlisle Neighborhood Club plans to gather at the home of Mrs Carl for their next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Friendly Society of the
St. Andrews
Community club and society notices from Elyria area
Royal Neighbors of America meet. Daughters of Scotia initiate at the hall. The Blue and Gold Bunco Club meets with Miss Agnes Feron on South Maple street. Daughters of Scotland meets. Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred Club meets with Kenneth Roling on La Grange road. Civics and Political Science department of the Elyria Woman's Club meets with J. Clare George as speaker. His subject will be The Future Balance of Life at 2:30. The Security Benefit Association meets in the I. C. C. F. Hall. The Order of Eastern Star meets. Men's Club of First Congregational church has postponed January meeting. Supper at 6:30 p. m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotia Nave
Hall
Bunco
Agnes Feron
South Maple Street
Daughters of Scotland
Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred Club
Kenneth Roling
la Grange Road
Elyria Woman's Club
J. Clare George
Security Benefit Association
Order of Eastern Star
Junior Music Club Meets With Miss Hessler
The Junior Music pupils of Miss Ruth Hessler held their monthly meeting on a Saturday afternoon. Students performed numerous piano solos and the group studied the life of Johann Sebastian Bach. Vivian Richards won a gold star prize for twelve consecutive weeks. Doris Starchbill won an oral music contest prize. Lois Standen received the most votes for good playing. Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hessler
Ruth Hessler
Marca
Werd
Lucille Husted
Ketterer
Doris Starchbill
R. Schuman
Wainsborough
Mildred Gemaka
Bales
Oesten
Gladys Reynolds
Twinkle
Twinkle Little Star
Mattingly
Bilbro
Vivian Richards
Dear Little Bird
Holcomb
the Sandman
Weddle
Lillian Borroff
Rogers
Presser Book
Joan Drew
Butler
Gurlitt
Koelling
Miss Muffet
Lois Standen
Johann Sebastian Bach
Surprise Birthday Party Honoring Lloyd I Kinney
A surprise party was held Saturday at Kinney home with three tables of play. High scores went to Mrs Gardner Feely and Walter Standen. consoled by Mrs Paul Johnson and William Smith. Mrs Walter Standen played guitar and guests included local couples and Cleveland visitors. Kinney received gifts for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd I. Kinney
Gardner Feely
Walter Standen
Paul Johnson
William Smith
Cleveland
Walter Smith
E. Suellenberger
E. Adams
Bellefontaine
Kinney
Forty First Wedding Anniversary of Mr And Mrs Brother ton
Mr and Mrs Edward Brotherton of 307 Clark Street hosted a Saturday evening event for their forty first wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Brotherton Mr and Mrs Arthur Spray Lee and George Brotherton Mr and Mrs George Dodsley Mr and Mrs Jackson Edwin and Ernest Brotherton Baby Margaret Brotherton and Miss Lilian Spray. A dinner at five o clock followed by games and music marked the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brotherton
Clark Street
Willing Workers Class Hosts Social at Mrs Fletcher Home
The Willing Workers class of the Church of Christ met Saturday afternoon at Mrs F M Fletcher on Spruce street. Ten members attended the business meeting then played games. Tea refreshments were served and guests departed. The time and venue for the next meeting remain undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Spruce Street
Annual Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Ball in Akron
The annual ball of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad was held Saturday evening at the Akron armory with about three thousand attendees. Special trains were run from Lorain Cleveland Holloway Willard New Castle Pennsylvania and Painesville. Among the guests were Mr and Mrs Hans Steger of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Akron
Armory
Lorain
Cleveland
Holloway
Willard
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Painesville
Railroad
Hans Steger
Aid Of Emanuel Lutheran Church Meeting Notice
The Ladies Aid society of Emanuel Lutheran Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Chas Garford, 444 Oxford Street, Wednesday night at 7 30. All ladies of the church are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
The
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Chas. Garford
Oxford Street
Yeoman Card Club Held at Riverside Court Home
Saturday evening gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Young featured Theodore Pfiffer as guest. Eight games of progressive pedro determined prizes with Pfiffer and Mrs. Alce Kaylor taking first, Loretta Kaylor and John Schultz second, Sarah Massey and Charles Smith third. A luncheon followed and guests planned a two week return visit to West River Street hosts Mr. and Mrs. Coonrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeoman
Theodore Pfiffer
Jacob Young
Riverside Court
Pedro
Alce Kaylor
Loretta Kaylor
John Schultz
Sarah Massey
Charles Smith
Coonrad
West River Street
Tuesday Evening W C T U Meeting at Tabernacle
The Elyria local W C T U will attend the service at the tabernacle Tuesday evening. Members are asked to meet promptly at the tabernacle shortly before seven o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Elyria
W. C. T. Union
Penson Hosts Dinner Then Attends Sur Gar Meetings
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Penson entertained at dinner at 122 Elizabeth court. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Cheesman and son Glenn and daughter Florence, Merrill Nash, and Mr. and Mrs. Miner Eldred and daughter Luna of Butternut Ridge. They later attended the Sur-Gar meetings at the Tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Penson
Elizabeth Court
Sur- Gar
Tabernacle
A. A. Cheesman
Glenn
Florence
Merrill Nash
Miner Eldred
Luna
Butternut Ridge
Personal Notice of Home Guests and Move
Mr and Mrs Herman F Padb and daughters of West Avenue were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Henry C Mehl of Lakewood The Mehls moved to death from Fremont O Miss Doroths Burt has retured
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman F. Padb
West Avenue
Henry C. Mehl
Lakewood
Mehls
Fremont
Doroths Burt
Residents and visitors share weekend plans and travels
Two weeks vacation to Aviam Florida ends with Emma Bard resigning from C. H. Mertho Company to move to Marcel lus Michigan. Elyria and Cleveland guests visit area friends, attend theater and an automobile show. Funeral attendance ties local families, with relatives traveling from Payne to Ohio for Mary Miller and Homer Redbeaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviam
Florida
Emma Bard
Chestnut Street
C. H. Mertho Company
Marcellus
Michigan
Bownie
E. J. Henson
Elizabeth Court
George Hurlbut
Marian Boyd
Cleveland
P. Thomas Wilson
Middle Avenue
H. E. Cupp
Payne, O
Mary Miller
Cupp
Wilson
Homer Redbeaver
J. J. Bullock
Adelee
Norman Hamiston
Toledo
Ohio
Elmer Lous
Woodland Avenue
0. F Bender
Charlena Bender
Lincoln High School
Violet Session
Wellington
Hele
Long
Fight To Break Will Of Mrs. McCarthy
In Greenwich Connecticut a court fight opens to challenge the will of Mrs Margaret Smith Mc Carthy. Margaret Gowen daughter of her first marriage to A Y Gowen and now a Paris student seeks a share of the Huntington estate valued at about 6 9 million. Gowen's attorney Harold T Clark will contend for her on behalf of the estate’s heiress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Western Reserve University
Lakeside Hospital
Margaret Gowen
Cleveland
Greenwich
Conn
Margaret Smith McCarthy
McCarthy
John Huntington
James S. McCarthy
Miss Gowan
A Y. Gowen
Western Reserve
Miss Gowen
University of the Sorbonne
Paris
Harold T. Clark
Settlement Reached in Libel Suit at Columbus Ohio
A monetary settlement was reached today in the $250,600 libel case filed by Dr. E. F. McCampbell former dean of Ohio State College of Medicine against Dr. J. F. Baldwin chief surgeon at Grant Hospital Columbus The suit stemmed from a 1927 letter to OSU trustees alleging misrepresentation by McCampbell to obtain third year credits Trial had begun last week and attracted witnesses including Dr. W. O. Thompson president emeritus of Ohio State The settlement amount and terms were not disclosed and ended the trial abruptly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
E. F. McCampbell
College of Medicine
Ohio State University
J.F. Baldwin
Grant Hospital
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State
Baldwin
McCampbell
Card Party by Brotherhood of American Yeomen
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen hosts a card party tonight at I. O. O. F. Hall on January 28 with the public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
I. O. O. F. Hall
Dr W H Umbstaetter Veterinarian Announcement
Announcement that Dr. WH N Umbstaetter formerly of Elyria now located in Vermilion for five years is at No 019 Church St Amherst Ohio with phone 5282.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. N. Umbstaetter
Elyria
Vermilion
Church St
Mherst
Ohio
The Story of Betty Brown at the High School Dance
Eighteen year old Betty Brown attends her class dance at a country club. She notices couples kissing and wonders why she is overlooked by boys. Surrounded by friends and rivals, she questions her feminine appeal, while craving a bold romance and a moonlit drive. The narrative unfolds with social pressures, flirtations, and Betty’s introspection as she evaluates popularity, beauty, and depth of character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etty Brown
Country Club
Betty
George Harris
George
Pete
Pete Halloran
Faculty dispute over Dr McCampbeill's medical claims
Dr McCampbeill sought to practice medicine driven by an interest in tropical diseases. Faculty members stated they had no knowledge of misrepresentation. The debate centers on professional credentials and ethical standards within the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCampbeill
Trial Details On McCampbell Faculty Dismissals
Testimony shows witnesses granted Dr McCampbell credits based on former dean's recommendations though McCampbell was then a faculty member who had not attended their classes Dr Thompson testifies Baldwin among non faculty members dismissed by McCampbell and himself in 1916
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCampbell
Thompson
Baldwin
Dancing at Cascade Pa Villion Nights
Local notices advertise weekly dances at Cascade PA pavilion every Tuesday and Saturday night with a 50 cent per couple admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cascade Pavillion
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Noes E. Yneon
Diedrick
LaGrange Road
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
A. S. Meike
Genevieve Kiser
Foxy Eight
Dorothy Miller
Blaine Street
Ninety-Five
George Worthington
Fidele
Bolton
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Lorain County Osteopathic Society
A. F. F. W. Society
E. E. Kennedy
Bath Street
Royal Neighbors of America
Ladies Club OF
V.F.W
Elyria Post
Dent
Julia Peacock
Dept
Notawa Club
Council
Friendsip Club
St.Pala
Charlena Rendes
Rousin
Paulina Bender
Woling Workers OF Church OF Christ
Baltimore
AID OF Emanuel Lutheran Church
Yeoman Card Club
Mrs. McCarthy
Darek Florist
A. Smith & BO
Elyria Bik
Roe Fulkerson
Bors
Andy Adair
Andy
MELC
Charis
Charis of
2Nd St
Brooks Block
Wilmot Printing CO
West End Furniture Co
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Ave
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