Impressive China Conditions Described At Mission Tea
Mrs. Frank J. Rawlinson spoke at the 24th annual Woman's Missionary Union meeting in Elyria detailing refugees, destruction, and suffering in China. She recalled the Shanghai Incident and August bombings, urged increased missionary work, and noted plans for a Holy Week devotional by the Executive Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Frank J. Rawlinson
Woman's Missionary Union
Church of Christ
C. F. Neuwirth
H. G. Hoover
Woman's AsSociation
First Congregational Church
Jesus
Elyria Parent-Teacher Council
Karl Kaler
George Tulk
Mies Ethel Wise
Tulk
Chapman
William Muirauld
Peter Smith
First Church
Rawlinson
Oberlin
Chinese Recorder
China Mission
Shanghai
President Hoover
Manila
United States
Lake Erie College Club Set To Elect Officers At Luncheon
Mrs. J W Van Dusen hosts the Lake Erie College Club of Lorain County for a luncheon Saturday at one o clock with guests Miss Abbie Webb of Cleveland president of the Lake Erie College alumnae and Miss Aletha Hil alumnae secretary. After the meal the annual meeting will elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie College Club
Abbie Webb
Cleveland
Lake Erie College
Aletha Hil
J. W. van Dusen
Ake Erie College Club
Lorain County
Bethel Shrine Starts 1938 Party Series in I C C F Hall
The Bethel Shrine kicked off its 1938 party series with twenty two tables of play at I C C F Hall. Prizes and attendance gifts were awarded as Olga Sasse and Daley Benson led the organizing committee. An evening business meeting followed in I O O F Hall with a February tenth dance announced and committees named. An invitation came from Palestine Shrine in Cleveland for their February twelfth birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine
I. C. C. F. Hall
Olga Sasse
Daley Benson
Rethel Shrine
I. O. O. F. Haul
Arthur Hiscox
Mary Rogerg
Palestine Shrine
Cleveland
Bethel Shrine Auxiliary
Florence K. Smith
Spruce Street
Hobby Club meets at Mary May Griggs home on Abbe road
The Hobby Club held a meeting at Mary May Griggs home on Abbe road with a brief business session and luncheon served by the hostess. Next Thursday evening the club will meet again at an announced location. Bake Sale La Porte Ladies' Aid Sat Jan 29 10 a m Roy Hultz Store 148 Middle Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobby Club
Mary May Griggs
Abbe Road
la Porte
Ladies’ Aid
Roy Hultz
Middle Ave
Carl Shemel
Pauline Hillingaley
Tattersall Court
Ohio National Guard
Third Street
Mrs Taylor Hosts Two Guests At Bridge Meet
Mrs Theodore Taylor of Ninth street entertained Mrs Donna New field and Mrs Gene Ravelle last night after a brief business session. Bridge produced high score for Mrs Edward Schneider and consolation for Mrs Ravelle. Dessert served at dainty tables. Paul Weisbrod Jr will entertain February tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Donna Newfield
Gene Ravelle
Theodore Taylor
Ninth Street
Bridge
Ples
Edward Schneider
Ravelle
Paul Weisbrod Jr
Cascade Street
Culture Club hears reviews of Scotland trip and art
The luncheon at East Avenue West featured a talk by H B ton on Scotland and Burns with a map illustrating Edinburgh Glencoe Glasgow and shipyards. R A Shrvock discussed German sculptor Gutson Berstum and noted future monuments including Lincoln's head in the Capitol rotunda and grand figures carved in Ohio and New York. The next meeting is February at Mrs Frank Stetsug’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Avenue West
Iven Culture Club
F. Bell
Scotland
H. B. Ton
Edinburg
Glencoe
Biffs
Glasgow
Poe
Robert Burns
Sir Walter Scot
Andrew Car Scotland
Scarland
R. A. Shrvock
Theimerman
Gutson Berstum
Marietta
Culture Club
Bride Elect Ber nice Jackson Feted Before Feb Wedding
Mrs. Katherine Arter and Mrs. C H Worthington hosted a party for Miss Bernice Jackson at Mrs Arter s Sixth Street home with four bridge tables. Yellow and orchid decor and mints marked the event honoring Jackson s Feb 12 marriage to George Mayhew. Prizes went to Mary Taylor and others. a late luncheon followed. Guests included Mr Gilbert Knuff and local friends from Amherst and Ely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Arter
C. H. Worthington
Bernice Jackson
George Mayhew
Mrss Arter
Sixth Street
Mary Taylor
Ralph Bauer
Rare Black
Miss Jackson
Genevieve Parks
Robert Buol
Eleanor Brandal
Aphrodite Swimming Club Adds Four New Members
Four new members were admitted to the Aphrodite Swimming Club at the YMCA meeting last night. The names listed include Josephine Brey, Marvy Barkach, An dereun, and Doris Swinging. An intelligence quiz was enjoyed with Lydia Kyint and Mildred Mitchell winning prizes for high scores. Refreshments followed for a large group of attendees, and the committee for the next meeting was named as Mary Kutchen and Mildred Mitchell. The February 10 meeting is planned with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aphrodite Swimming Club
Josephine Brey
Marvy Barkach
Ladys Andereun
Doris
Lydia Kyint
Mildred Mitchell
Helen Zechman
Evelyn Novak
Alice Sanders
Pauline Wentz
Christina Geyer
Alice Foreman
Rose Raidl
Betty Wedenald
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Johnson In Brooklyn
A group of friends hosted a surprise party for Mrs. Darrell Johnson at her Brooklyn Street home to celebrate her birthday. Mrs. Lawrence Nickoloff and Miss Bucklew received honors while a luncheon and birthday cake were served. A related Night Hawk group meeting honored Doris Hance of East Avenue with a birthday celebration and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Johnson
Booklyn Street
Bridge
Lawrence Nickoloff
Miss Bucklew
Carl Bradshaw
Johnson
Cluir
Doris Hance
East Avenue
Speaker
Lorain
Hance
Rowlton
Valentine
Fortnightly luncheon at Selman home discussed Rhodes bio
Mrs Townsend hosted The Fortnightly at the Selman home on Ohio street with Mrs Prine presenting a main book review on Cecil Rhodes biography by Sarah Millen. Diversions included readings from Caundalabra and sketches of Dickens Anatole France Tolstoy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Lounesend
Selman
Ohio Street
Charles Prine
Cecil Rhodes
Sarah Millen
South Africa
Europe
Ralph Murbach
John Galsworthy
Charles Dickens
Ana
Relatives And Friends Mark Brotherton Golden Anniversary
Relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brotherton on January 37 to honor their Golden Wedding Anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 PM and 8 to 9:30 PM. A two course dinner for thirty-one featured a three table setup. guests included Lea and Win Elyria, John Pittsburgh, Elizabeth Bell Pittsburgh, Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Clay and Marjoris, and many Brotherton relatives from Elyria Pittsburgh Amherst Cleveland and Connecticut. A three tier cake with a miniature bride and groom centered the table as cards and telegrams flowed in throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Duffy
Fourth Street
Ashland
Na Sete Phipott
California
Robert Philpott
H. L. Cordrey
Courtland Street
Cleveland
John R. Cordrey
Delaware Avenue
Gordon Lemm
South
Dan Filow
Middle Avenue
Bessie Spray
Norwalk
Connecticut
Elyria
Ed. Brotherton
Clark Street
Alex Laurie
Laurie
Ohio State University
Dale Houser
Grant Street
Wood
Margaret
Phyllis Duckett
Residence Lighting Forum
Ohio
Mary Davie Gillies
New York
McCail
Nela Park
Mynchenberg, Jr
Tome
Cincinnati
Edward Wallace
Mabel Sampler
Toledo
Maurice Kritzel
Chase Singer
Russell Stokiey
Stanford Avenue
Ohio State Circulation Managers Association
Columbus
William Snyder
Zanesville
C. P. Snyder
Oak Street
Jeanette Sheppard
Park Avenue
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Betty Jordan
Philip Boylan
Frank Agoylan
Fifteenth Street
Fulton
Chicago
John Brotherton
Charles
Pittsburgh
Pensylvania
Ed Brotherton
M. B. Garber
Hamiltton Avenus
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Bell
Ed .Brotherton
W. F. Clay
Mar Joris
Lee Brotherton
Lee
Jack
George Brotherton
Ronald
George
Florence Hollingsworth
G. Sabiers
Amherst
Ryan
H. Hollingsworth
John Alford
Elizabeth Hollingsworth
Will Brotherton
Non Eddie
Clara Dodsler
Keen Kutter Club Hosts Tureen Dinner at Mrs Sayles Home
Mrs Luella Sayles hosted the Keen Kutter club on Eighth Street with Mrs Krugman as a guest. After dinner the meeting opened with devotions led by Mrs Sayles. Little Charles Jackson won the grand elephant of the day. Plans for a family supper and card party in Woodman hall on February 7 were announced, with Mrs Darley Pickett hosting the next meeting on February 10. Another circle met at Mrs Julius Schuater Jr.s home on West Street led by Mrs Harry Gillmore, with Mrs John Kunitz conducting a brief business session and a luncheon for fourteen young women. February tenth features a Rawson course hosted by Mrs Martin Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Sayles
Keen Kutter Club
Circle 1
St. Paul's Church
Julius Schuater, Jr
West Street
Harry Gillmore
John Kunitz
Martin Schroeder
Rawson Cours
Girl Scouts plan day hike and February program
High School Troop changes plans for an overnight hike to a day hike meeting at St Marys 8:30 Saturday with each girl bringing food sled skits or skates. Troop 1 Golden Nod gathered at First Congregational church for a journalist badge test and a February third program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Findley Cabin
St. Mary's
First Congregational Church
Community group events and social notices
Calendar lists Dorcas class meets Mrs Will Foster Harvard avenue Grace Guild elects officers parsonage 8 p m Christian Endeavor social at Church of Christ 3 p m Protected Home Circle hosts card party at Woodman Hall Lorain Gilbert Bettman to speak at Republican dinner Northwest Encampment Daughters of America meet Tau Chi Chapter of Hostion Sigma Alpha inset YWCA co ed party planned for Wednesday February second at 8 30 in the YWCA decorations by Agnes Garber Helen Zalenka Mary Gleason Lillian Longwell Mildred Hess refreshment group Lana Pasadyn Maude Thompkins Marie Sakerac Carolyn Bozevich gym to be Spanish themed with bright pottery and gay shawls for the occasion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Will Foster
Harvard Xvanue
Grace Guild
Christian Endeavor Society
Church of Christ
Protected Home Circle Officers Club
Louis Heimsath
Clark Street
Gilbert Bettman
Lorain
Rolig Hinkson
Woodman Hall
Northwest
Daughters of America
Tau Chi
Hostion Sigma Alpha
Agnes Garber
Helen Zalenka
Mary Gleason
Lillian Longwell
Mildred Hess
Lana Pasadyn
Maude Thompkins
Marie Sakerac
Carolyn Bozevich
Birthday Surprise For Buster Moitoia At Ross Newell Home
A birthday surprise greeted Buster Moitoia when he arrived at Ross Newell’s Stanford Avenue home last evening. Guests played noodle spear and other games, with high score by Wayne Tucker. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Frank Mottola and Mrs. William Newell to Roy Moyer, Tom Pattardy, Chuck Wilford, Art Stringer, Wayne Tucker, Frank Mottola Jr., and Ross Newell. The guest of honor received many lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Moitoia
Ross Newell
Stanford Avenue
Wayne Tucker
Roy Moyer
Frank Mottola
William Newell
Tom Pattardy
Chuck Wilford
Art Stringer
Frank Mottola, Jr
Roas Newell
Twentieth Century Club Elects New Secretary at February Meeting
Charles Bradley chaired the Twentieth Century club gathering in Broad street rooms. All but one member attended as they planned a Valentine party for February 12 at Bradley's home instead of the John Resar residence. Edmund Wright resigned as secretary. A Moses Jr, William Stegman, and J B Tenry Jr were nominated, with Tenry elected by majority. Walt Noveske attended as a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bradley
Twentieth Century Club
Broad Street
Valentine
John Resar
Edmund Wright
Messrs. A. Moses, Jr
Wiliam Stegman
J. B. Tenry, Jr
Walt
Honor Members Meet At Wally Rourke Home
Members of the H. H. L. Club gathered at Wally Rourke’s Fremont Street home last evening for a brief business session followed by cootie as entertainment. Eleanor Siegmund won first prize, Rose Schuster second, and Helen Koehn third. A late luncheon was served and Rose Schuster received birthday gifts. The next gathering is planned in two weeks at Hilda Schuster’s Cleveland Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. L. Club
Wally Rourke
Fremont Street
Cootie
Eleanor Siegmund
Rose
Schuster
Helen
Second Religious Drama At First Methodist Church
Cain and Abel will be staged at First Methodist Church Sunday at 7:00 PM as the second Bible Drama in a winter spring series. Written by William Ford Manley and published by Fleming H Revell Company the productions require little scenery and rely on audience imagination. Dr. Bond acts as reader announcer with lights fading to switch scenes. Cast includes Cain William A. Griffin Abel Marion Crowder Woman Miss Margaret Minch Voice of Greed Irvin Geitgey Voice of Conscience Rev. Edward J. Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain and Abel
Willliam Ford Manley
Fleming H. Revell Company
National Broadcasting Company
Bond
Cain
William A. Griffin
Abel
Marion Crowder
Margaret Minch
Irvin Geitgey
Edward J. Bond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Gwenellen Moore
Emma Dean Anderson
United Presbbyterian Church
Chester Bristol
Harvard Avenue
Grenellen Moore
Helen Bristol
Rhona Kirkpatrick
BH. W. Wright
Circle
Gwenellen
Elizabeth Upton
Rene
Ines
Maxine
Hazel Hill
Jolly Janey Club
Helen Berry
Stella Johnson
Elysium
Ways and Meane
Edison Parent-Teacher Association
Cad
Elyria Woman's Club
Albert Ras
J. McClune
Bates
Eggers
Don Schriver
McManama
Reger
W. Robinson
Ruese
Mégeste
H. Wilcox
C. F. Walton
East River Street
Peggy Cairns
Ford Brown
Helen Kiehm
Jack Walton
Martha Christy
George Walton
Peggy Calrna
Larry Colgran
June Hart
Miriam Paeth
Bill Hobin
Joan
Colette
Lucille Walker Dostail
R. (. Adams
Gr. A. Dostail
F. Schoditsch
Dostail
Nichols Court
Howard Ductall
Lucille Walker
P. Tucrler
Elma Wirth
Robert Hasenpfing
Dostall
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Townsend
Pythian Sisters
Elizabeth Ernst
Irma Schnarr
Luella Root
Rose Ryan
Gutengoln
Laura Barton
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Blue Star
Murkach Goal Sc
Wildercraft
Broad ST
News of the Girl Scouts
Kraft
Hubomage Sale
M. E
3Rd Street
Y. W. C. A. Summasium
First Methodist Church
Strcian
Flyria Say. & Trust
The
Stage Arts Studio
Cohen Tarsal
Annettes
the Saum Shoe Co
Grant
Penney
Eac
Carek Florist