Mrs Marcella Conley to Travel Abroad Entertained
Mr and Mrs Alfred O Donnell hosted Mrs Marcella Conley at 402 Middle Avenue last evening in honor of her upcoming trip abroad with Mr and Mrs James Seward. They will travel to Rome for their son's ordination on March 16 and then spend two months abroad. Prizes were awarded for bridge high scores, followed by a buffet with a Valentine motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Donnell
Middle Avenue
Marcella Conley
James Seward
Conley
Seward
Rome
Edward
Valentine
Mary Seward
F. A. Humphrey
S. J. Birkbeck
John Sullivan
Frank Emerich
Jd. Emerich
Katherine Humphrey
L. McQuistion
R. Parsch
R. J. Rosselot
Bob Frederick
Open Installation of Daughters of America in Parma
One hundred guests from Parma Berea Cleveland and Lorain attended the open installation of Daughters of America last evening. Margaret Klein of Berea assisted by Lorain Council members installed officers including Iona Carter Itasca McWilliams Ida Ryan Loretta Hubbell Hazel Ryan Bertha Hummer Doroth Scheibel Zames MecHea ry Iane Hansen Lucille Scheibel Esther Smith Betty Scheiber Jennie Brunner Jean McWilliams Juanita Hansen Jenny Shock Anne Botamer Edna Albrecht. A penny supper will precede the February 10 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parma
Berea
Cleveland
Lorain
Daughters of America
Margaret Klein
Iona Carter
Itasca McWilliams
Ida Ryan
Loretta Hubbell
Hazel Ryan
Bertha Hummer
Doroth Scheibel
Zames MecHeary
Iane Hansen
Lucille Scheibel
Esther Smith
Betty Scheiber
Jennie Brunner
Inside Sentinel
Jean McWilliams
Outside Sentinel
Juanita Hansen
Jennie Shock
Anne Botamer
Edna Albrecht
Remember the End review at Elyria Woman's Club
Mrs William Benninghoff hosts a two o clock review of Agnes Sligh Turnbulls Remember the End at the Elyria Woman's Club. The novel follows Scottish immigrant Alex McTay in 1890s Pennsylvania facing wealth power and a conflict with his artistic sensibilities and his son. A social hour and refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Benninghoff
Elyria
America
Pennsylvania
Alex
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Frances Antkoviak of 527 West Third street admitted to hospital. Discharges include John Poloseak of 602 West 16th street Mrs Anne Richards of 27 Pasadena axer1ue Gloria Abookire of 1700 Aliddle avenue Ruth Browers of 1035 East River street Lois Dunbar of 130 Rush street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Antkoviak
West Third Street
John Poloseak
West 16Th Street
Anne Richards
Pasadena
Gloria Abookire
Aliddle Avenue
Ruth Browers
East River Street
Lois Dunbar
Rush Street
Local Social Notes Include Travel Plans and Visits
Mr and Mrs Charles White of Harvard avenue with William White and Lillian Gladstone of Detroit depart for a two week Miami visit. Mr and Mrs D H Mauney Jr announce the birth of a son in Lincolnton NC. Mr and Mrs Joseph Buga Jr now reside at 629 1 2 Lodi street. Ved E Seward residents will be in Cleveland as godparents for Janet MacDermott. Kate Prentice improves at 317 North Abbe road after two weeks bedridden. T R Scheuneman arrive in Orlando to spend winter months. Mrs Iva Christy leaves for Chicago to visit husband Nick Christy recovering from surgery. Mrs A C Callaghan returns from Baltimore after two weeks. Mrs John Tmms hosts her mother Mrs William Taylor from Cleveland. Phyllis Ann Rhoads vacationing at home in Ohio University. returns to Athens next Tuesday. Pack 4 Der No 5 cub Scouts hosted by Dick Redington for a coasting party at 284 Washington avenue. Chevies Clark with Nell Walens and Agnes Murray depart Lorain Savings and Trust Co for a meeting in Pittsburgh. Jacs Hennaford leaves for a Miami trip and Havana. Nirman Goldstein returns from a two week buying trip in New York. Mr and Mrs Herbert Guild move to 464 West 10th street. Mrs Am Francs spends New Year’s in New Orleans region and plans to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles White
Harvard Avenue
Wiliam White
Lillian Gladstone
Detroit
Michigan
Miami
Florida
D. H. Mauney, Jr
Peggy Rheineck
Lincolnton
North Carolina
Joseph Buga, Jr
Griswold Road
Lodi Street
Ved E. Seward
Fourth Street
Cleveland
Janet MacDermott
A. P. MacDermott
Kate Prentice
North Abbe Road
T. R. Scheuneman
Sixth Street
Orlando
Iva Christy
223
Second Street
Chicago
Nick Christy
A C. Callaghan
Princeton Avenue
Baltmore
Maryland
John T.mms
Garford Avenue
Wiliam Taylor
Phyllis Ann Rhoads
Ohio University At
Athens
Frank Rhoads
Butternu: Ridge
Pack 4 der No. 5. S
Dick Redington
Washington Avenue
Redington
Rélis Ae
Chevies Clark
Nell Walens
Agnes Murray
Lorain C. Savings and Tru. Co
Todas
Pittspureh
Pennsylvana
Swii
Americaries
Tate
Banxas
Jacs Hennaford
Tomurrow Merming
Asin
Havana
Cuba
Nirman Goldstein
State Center
New York City
Herbert Guild
eMell
West 10Th Street
Ridgeville
Francs
Stree Center
Caty
Belen Re
Wiel
Gay
Class Chooses Name Miss Mildred Fowls Hosts Sunday School
Miss Mildred Fowls entertained her Sunday School class of the First Methodist Church at her Glendale Court home with fourteen members present. Officers were elected and the group named the Cheerful Helpers, with Acre McClellan as president and Betty Jo Braddon, Jean Marie Smith, Nares Robertson, and Margaret Viet in officer roles. The girls will sew baby clothes for Henderson Settlement in Kentucky. Chinese checkers prizes went to Anne McClellan and Dorothy Kief. a refreshment course followed. Next meeting set for February 10 at an undecided location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Fowls
First Methodist Church
Glendale Court
Acre McClellan
Dent
Betty Jo Braddon
Jean Marie Smith
Nares Robertson
Margaret Viet Tre
Henderson
Kentucky
Dinnemaan
Anne McClellan
Dorothy Kief
W C Fowls
Mrs Johnson Recalls Colonial Gardens in Talk
Mrs Charles Johnson tells of old colonial gardens and the language of flowers to Education and Fine Arts members at the Elsha Women's Club. She highlights Dutch influence on gardens, Pennsylvanian and Mount Vernon traditions, lilacs in spring, Plymouth’s Roses, and the fragile Arbutus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
Ardens
Charles Johns
Tyvo
Elsha Women's Club
Summer Hertvellen
Iman
Fred Lownes
Eme Chapman
Lohnes
Deveton
Juanson
Woenthrep
Woenthrep and A Band of Homes.cs and .V.eury Pilgrims. Wnded At Plamou's
Aen Hes
Amd
Jonnsen
Oraer
Ana
Satem
Johrs
Amsted
Pennssylvana
William Penn
Germantown
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Plymouth
Johnson
Nantucket
Connecticut
Northwest Territory
Elsra
Mra Johnson
Elsria
Education and Fine Arts Department
Birkbeck
Mesdames Allen
Clymer
Nortney, Schneider and Waters
Frank Billings
Sumner Hartwell
Northwest Encampment Installs New Officers
The Northwest Encampment No 188 held a meeting at the I C O F Temple with acting chief patriarch V ham XM Johnson opening. Officers were installed by G A Friday district representative and staff, including Wilbaer M Jerrson as chief patriarch and P C McHen nie as chich priest, with several posts postponed due to absences and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwa
I. C. O. F. Temple
V Ham XM Johnson
G A
Wilbaer M Jerrson
Hich
P. C McHennie
Frank Baker
Robert Stryker
E. C. Jacobs
Clifton McDonald
K. Telzernow
Elvrra Memorial Hospital
Strea
Fcers
Lakeshore
Lerain
Harry Strock
Biavs
O. F
American Legion Hall
Class Elects Officers at First Methodist Sunday School
Susanna Wesley Class of First Methodist Sunday School elected officers last night at the former's home on Eighth Street. Corrine Jackson became president with Mathes West as vice president Edna Mae Wilson secretary Connie Walker treasurer Florence Morris social chairman Dorothy Wagner assistant social chairman Agnes Houghtaling. Chinese checkers were played with prizes won by Hazel Brouse and Gladys Dunlap. Eighteen members and guest Mrs Carl Garrison attended after refreshments. The class will meet again at the Schwind home on Second Street Tuesday February 28 with Florence Smith hosting and Clara Belle Smith and Edna Mac Wilson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
First Methodist Sunday School
Kay Ellingwood
Dorothy Payne
Marian Morrison
Eighth Street
Corrine Jackson
Mathes West
Edna Mae Wilson
Constance Walker
Florence Morris
Dorothy Wagner
Agnes Houghtaling
Successful Card Party At Elyria Woman's Club
Mrs Joseph Welsh and Mrs Albert Bauer directed a successful card party hosted by St Agnes PTA at the Elyria Woman's Club last night. Eighteen tables contested pinochle and pedro with prizes to Mrs Albert Schaefer and Mrs Lewis Fidler, Mrs E J Novak and Mrs J Tracey, and bridge prizes to Mrs Hennings and Mrs Orite. Special prizes went to Frank Costigan and Mrs V Hoppe, as committee members listed and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Welsh
Albert Bauer
Elyria
Mesdames Elemes
Foreman
Cramer
Novak
Kolopos
Barr
Worcester
Kershaw
Knittle
Miss Walsh
Allen PTA Meeting and Related Community Events
The Allen Parent-Teacher Association plans a Thursday afternoon meeting at the P T Arom Durngt program hour with mothers visiting classrooms. Fathers gathering for a demonstration by Gencgr Bush is noted, plus a card party report and a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Parent- Yenenr
PT Arom
Regilar
Gifford
Oelock
Gencgr Bush
Moctra Cid
Open LWV Meeting and Local Club Gatherings
Calendar items note an LWV open meeting in Council chambers at 8 with multiple speakers. Also listed are Tally Ho with Mrs A C Roush on Spruce street, Monday Night Club with Mrs Ruth Claycomb on Warren avenue, Sunny Side Up Club with Mrs Ralph Carr on Longfellow avenue, Delphians at M C A, Townsend Club No 1 at 7 30, Townsend Club No 2 in British Empire Club, Business Womens Bible class with Mrs Curtis at 315 5th St, Rainbow class supper at First Methodist Church at 6 30, and Mabel Henderson of Henderson Settlement scheduled to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Tally Ho
A. C. Roush
Spruce Street
Ruth Claycomb
Warren Avene
Sunny Side Up Club
Ralph Carr
Longfellow Avenue
Delphians
M.C. A
Townsend Club
British Empire Club
Business Womens Bible
Curtis
5Th St
Rainbow
First Methodist Church
Mabel Henderson
Henderson Settlement
Grace Guild Plans April Play in Parish Hall
Grace Guild members met in the parish hall and tentatively planned a late April play. A committee led by Mrs W W Walker Mrs Dorothy Wood en and Dorothy Hoton will select the production and cast. Esther Krause was elected president with Mildred Kuss as vice president Kathryn McKee as secretary and Helen Hoton as treasurer. The meeting included military whist with hostesses Marian Fosselius and Mildred and Esther Krause. The guild will meet again February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Guild
Parish Hall
W. W. Walker
Dorothy Wooden
Dorothy Hoton
Esther Krause
Guild
Mildred Kuss
Kathryn McKee
Helen Hoton
Marian Fosselius
Mildred
Protected Home Circle Officers Club Host Evening
Nineteen members of Protected Home Circle Officers Club traveled to Lakewood last night where Mr and Mrs William D Leonhart hosted at their Dela Ware avenue home. Officers for the new year were elected with Fellows president Earl Kayley vice president Clarence Danfrd secretary Alice Kaylor treasurer Lilien Heimsath chap wn Fiorence Resar. Pinchie and bunco were the diversions, and Clarence Danfrd Lillian Heimsath and Edmund Smith held high scores in Knoche. Edmund Smith and Hazel Brucker were second in resi nd William Lenhert and Agnes Dorfrd were third high. Burr pres went to Matilda Smith and Elizabeth Smith. A two course luncheon excluded the entertainment of the evening and the club adjourned to meet February twenty fourth with Mrs Kenneth Smith of 350 East River stye ui ee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protected Home Circle Officers Club
Lakewood
William D Leonhart
DelaWare Avenue
Earl Kayley
Clarence Danfrd
Alice Kaylor
Lilien Heimsath
Chapwn
Fiorence Resar
Pinchie
Bunco
Lillian Heimsath
Edmund Smith
Hazel Brucker
William Lenhert
Agnes Dorfrd
Burr
Matilda Smith
Fizabeth Smith
Fietruars
Mis. Ka.veth Smith
East Rive
Catholic Sunshine Club Elects E. J. Stankard President
The Catholic Sunshine Club elected E. J. Stankard to a fourteenth term as president at the annual meeting in St. Marys hall. Officers include William Sharpe as vice president and C. W. Lloyd as secretary treasurer. The president urged cooperation, with committees appointed and a social program run by the south end group. Prizes were awarded in cards and bridge, with winners named in five hundred and pedro games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Sunshine Club
E. J. Stankard
St. Mary's Hall
William Sharpe
William Resar
F. J. Kelling
C. W. Lloyd
Eleanor Schirack
South End
W. Stolz
H. Wirseham
R. W. Cobb
William Feron
Lawrence Conrad
Harley Brand
Charles Adams
Jack Daley
Pedro
Round Table Club Hosts Music Night at Grafton Road
Mr and Mrs Arthur Giles hosted the Round Table Club at their Grafton Road home with program arranged by Mr Giles and J Martin Beck. Alvin Bemiscellist and Mrs Giles provided piano. Beck spoke of former teacher Samuel Gaines and sang his compositions. The Becks plan another entertain Friday February tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Club
Arthur Giles
Grafton Road
Giles
J. Martin Beck
Alvin
Artemas Beebe Alumni elect officers at dinner
The Artemas Beebe Alumni held its monthly dinner at Harriet's on Second Street with fourteen members present. Officers elected were President Maurice Durkee, Vice President Art O'Hara, and Norwood Baumhardt and James Gray reelected as secretary-treasurer and chaplain. Board of Trustees members elected were Mark Willis, Joe Hansman, and past president Frank Higgie. A dance was planned for February 25 at Lorain County Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artemas Beebe
Harriet’s
Second Street
Maurice Durkee
Art O'Hara
Norwood Baumhardt
James Gray
Mark Willis
Joe Hansman
Frank Higgie
Trustors Plaine
Lorain Country Club
Sig Delts Club Elects New Member and Plans Event
The Sig Delts club entered by Mise Froarves Rotunda at Fifth Street hosts a meet and plans a cast rehearsal for a raffle to be held at the Sire of Vergiova Goodman. Moss Sue Tormekoa was elected as a new amender to the club. The next meeting is scheduled for February with a Valentine Party on the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig Delts
Mise Froarves- Rotunda
Hop Haere
Ffth Street
Vergiova Goodman
Moss Sue Tormekoa
Tle Pest
Erretontan
Berry
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Alfred O'Donnell
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Will Foster
T. E. Lawrence
William L. Burner
Mrsalen
Coco
Foster Gece
Richard E Bard
South Pole
John Law
Law
D Funk
G E Hoectuden
Higham
Central Guild
Walter Davies
St. Andrew’s Church
Northwest
OUR Christmas Club
the Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
MVE CL and Trust Company
Lohr
Prrotcope
Chette ET
Esqace Feotren
Castle’s
Elyria, Ohio
Parent-Teacher Association
Allen
Franklin
Stat Mowill
Moines Wood
Tetrop de O
Camille
Garbord
Evenine Department
Eivria Womers Club
Ba'cloen
Alice M Cracken
Tppertment
Good Wo Bobeles
Furst
Eloer
Elvira Men's Bible Class
Toamerr Wis Lessan
Bo Hindman
Elvira Mene¢ Pople
Amyvs Frederik H Meng
Weet
Mrs. Guild
James Guild
Daughters of Scotland
George Paul
Clevelarders
McKenhie
Persons Court
Game
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