Calendar Club Presents Plays At First Church
The Calendar Club of the First Congregational church staged two plays in the Gates Room last evening. James Redington led Richard Fairfax in Mrs Flyon's Lodgers, with Lorenzo Todd and Ira Harrison among the others. A second comedy Abie Eats featured Able Edgar Gates and James Thomas. Dr. William C. Pautz of Baldwin Wallace College is slated as February speaker, with illustrated talks on Historic Places In America by Schulz and Eva Pautz. Public welcome. refreshments were served late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calendar Club
First Congregational Church
Dramatic Club
First Church
Flyon
James Redington
Richard Fairfax
Lorenzo Todd
Professor Weinbaden
Ira Harrison
Saarblitz
Abie
Able
Edgar Gates
Izzie
James Thomas
Walter
Karl Kaley
Otto Greene
William C. Pautz
Baldwin-Wallace College
America
James Hewitt
Effie Hecock
Vestal
Artemas Beebe
Mrs Curtice Celebrates 80th Birthday at LaGrange Home
About forty relatives and friends gathered at Mrs. B. Curtice’s LaGrange home on Sunday January 27 to honor her 80th birthday. The table overflowed with foods brought by guests and a purse of money plus other gifts was presented. Attendees came from Cleveland, Lakewood, Fairview Park, Brooklyn, Parma, Elyria and LaGrange, all wishing her many more happy birthdays.
Testing Butter Authenticity by Boiling Method
A historical note describes a simple test for oleomargarine masquerading as butter. Place a small piece on a teaspoon over a flame. genuine butter boils with little foam, while oleomargarine often sputters as grease and water separate.
Local clubs list gatherings for tonight and events
Tonight many groups meet including Eveready Bunco Club at Mrs Butler's Last avenue. Loyal Matrons join Mrs Mame Young. Federation holds supper at YWCA to elect officers. L A L Club at Miss Rosella Webber's Beebe Court. Who's Who Club at Mrs Kershaw's 101 Furnace street. I O O F marks Thomas B Wildly founder birthday. LaPorte WCTU attends Tabernacle. Literary Club gathers at Miss Karen Nielsen 1114 Middle are Due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveready Bunco Club
Butler
Last Avenue
Mame Young
Federation
Rosella Webber
Beebe Court
Who's Who
Kershaw
Furnace Street
Oddfellowship In
America
Thomas B. Wildly
LaPorte W. C. T. U
Tabernacle
Karen Nielsen
Middle Are- Due
Sigma Gamma Sorority Founders Day at Oberlin Inn
Sigma Gamma Sorority held Founders Day at the Oberlin Inn with a six thirty dinner for fifteen members. Miss Katherine Eckler and Miss Ethel Glosser sent letters, outgoing president Dorotha Doane toasted new president Albert Shober, and Doane received a pewter piece with the sorority insignia. Toasts followed for officers Treva Caywood Evelyn Wilson Dorothy Hoton Helen Townsend Ethel Marsh and a new reporter registrar role for June Copas. Bridge games and social time ended with the group returning to Elyria. Mrs. Stella Joy attended from Youngstown, with Mrs. Frances Crooks absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Oberlin Inn
Katherine Eckler
Ethel Glosser
Dorotha Doane
Albert Shober
Shober
Miss Doane
Treva Caywood
Evelyn Wilson
Dorothy Hoton
Helen Townsend
Ethel Marsh
June Copas
Elyria
Stella Joy
Youngstown
Frances Crooks
Lorain County Pythians Meet In Broad Street Hall
Chevalier Lodge 315 SK of P held a regular session at the Pythian hall on Broad Street with fifty members attending. The meeting featured a Lorain County gathering of Amherst Lorain Cleveland Oberlin and La Grange lodges plus one Pennsylvania Lodge member. A social period followed with coffee and doughnuts. The next county meeting is set for Premier Lodge 500 in La Grange on February 15 seeking full county participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythians
Denison hostess honors Mrs. Scheuneman before departure
Mrs. Charles Hecock of Denison avenue entertained the Social Dozen Club yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Emma Scheuneman who is leaving for Los Angeles tomorrow. Cards were the afternoon’s diversion and prizes were awarded for high scores. A luncheon followed with a gift of remembrance presented to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hecock
Denison Avenue
Emma Scheuneman
Los Angeles
California
Mrs Joseph Conrad Hosts Dinner For Sister Before Florida Trip
Mrs Joseph Conrad Jr entertained last evening at 13 Lake Avenue honoring her sister Miss Margaret Seekins who departs for Coral Gables Florida on Wednesday. After dinner a theatre party followed with Edith Smith Lilian Seekins Catherine Casper Mrs Roy Bain Mrs Joseph Conrad Sr Dorothy Thompson and the guest of honor in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Conrad, Jr
Lake Avenue
Margaret Seekins
Coral Gables
Florida
Edith Smith
Lilian Seekins
Catherine Casper
Roy Bainbridge
Helen Conrad
Joseph Conrad
Dorothy Thompson
Woman's Club Bene fit Bridge for Club Home Fund
The Woman's Club held a bene fit bridge at the Club House with twenty tables in play during the afternoon. Prizes of 32d were awarded to Mrs. William Dencate and Mrs. P. M. Balcomb. After bridge a lunch was served by Mrs. Mose Wilder and others. The H. P. Chapman Camp No 6 Sons of Union Veterans met last evening in routine session. Guest Mrs. Charien Davis of Edinburgh, Ohio visited Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Kirby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
William Dencate
P. M. Balcomb
Jlunchenn
Mose Wilder
Effie Hecock
J. C. Bins
Carl Johnston
Leo Meyer
H. P. Chapman Camp No. 6
Sons of Union Veterans
Charien Davis
Edinburgh
Ohio
Edwin Kirby
East Avenue
Carlson area clubs plan varied meetings this week
The Carlisle Neighborhood Club meets Thursday at Mrs. Carl Diederich s La Grange road home. The Notta Card Club gathers Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Brown s West avenue residence. The Vadies Auxiliary to the Knights of St John hosts a card party tonight in K of C rooms. Keen Kutter Klub plans a Tuesday noon tureen dinner at Mrs Lydia Miller s Adelbert avenue home. Women of Mooseheart Legion convene Thursday for a tureen luncheon and sewing at Mrs Jessie Raesler s 642 Lodi street. Circle Two of St Paul s Evangelical church meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Ed Hueser s 459 Kenyon street. Federation of the W C A will not meet tonight but Federation Council will hold a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carl Diederich
la Grange Road
Notta Card Club
Brown
West Avenue
Vadies
Knights of St. John
K. of C
Keen Kutter Klub
Lydia Miller
Adelbert Avenue
Mooseheart Legion
Mrs Fell to Host Sunday Reception in Washington Ave Home
Mrs Charles Fell senior of Washington avenue will open her house to a Sunday reception on Thursday at ten in the morning. She will be assisted by Mrs Alice Lazear and Mrs Charles Fell junior. Before the reception Mr Sunday usually gives an address, with the Thursday topic not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fell
Washington Avenue
Mrs Koehn Hosts Laf-A-Lot Club Evening
Mrs Margaret Koehn entertained the Laf-A-Lot club at her Glenwood street home with three tables of five hundred in progress. Prizes went to Doris Hastings for high score, Mary Hawk for second, Ada Hilmer for third, and Edna Lysaght received the consolation. Two weeks later Mary Hawk will host the club on Columbus street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Koehn
Glenwood Street
Doris Hastings
Mary Hawk
Ada Hilmer
Edna Lysaght
Columbus Street
N. A. Q. Club meeting at Kesson home in February
Mrs Richard Morgan entertained twelve X A Q Club members last evening at sister Mrs Alex Nesson's Stanford avenue home. Needlework filled the evening and refreshment courses were served by Mrs Morgan and Mrs Wesson. The next meeting is February 12 at Mrs Hobart Marsh's Cambridge street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Morgan
X. A. Q. Club
Alex Nesson
Stanford Avenue
Morgan
Wesson
Hobart Marsh
Cambridge Street
Grace Lutheran Church Council Meets For Regular Monthly Session
The Grace Lutheran church council met in the church parlors last evening with Reverend Muhly presiding. Regular routine business was transacted and the Ladies Aid announced a Thursday afternoon meeting. The next council meeting is scheduled for February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Council
Grace Lutheran Church
Muhly
Ladies Aid
Regular session of General Ladies Aid Society at church
The General Ladies Aid Society of the Church of Christ met yesterday afternoon. Officers and chairmen reported on last year's work with encouraging results. Plans for a six o clock dinner for businesswomen in connection with Billy Sunday meetings on February 21 were discussed. Next meeting date will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Ladies Aid Society
The
Church of Christ
Master Mason Degree at King Solomon's Lodge 36
King Solomon's Lodge No 36 F and A M met in regular session to confer the Master Mason degree on one candidate. A special meeting is called for January 31 to exemplify the Fellowcraft degree. Last night attendance exceeded sixty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon’s Lodge
Mason‘sc
Election of Officers at Notawa Club Meeting
Members of the Notawa Club met at the UL OW. C. AL for the election of officers. Miss Edna Bates was chosen president, Miss Mary Newman vice president, Miss Vivian Shrub sole secretary and treasurer, and council members Miss Victoria Albrecht and Miss Dorothy Miller. The date of the February meeting will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notawa Club
UL OW. C. AL Eact
Edna Bates
Mary Newman
Vivian Shrubsole
Victoria Albrecht
Dorothy Miller
Admission and discharge notices from multiple residents
Admissions list includes Itene Wing at 131 Matessilles avenue Mrs George Jones 124 Kaisercourt and Mrs John Grey 124 Chase street Discharges list includes Mrs John Kozel 4135 Jefferson street Mrs Andrews McLean and baby boy 26 Eastern leights boulevard Mrs Fred Wolf and baby boy 131 Clinton avenue Mrs William Magieta baby boy Grafton Mrs John Patak 2354 Vulcan street Margaret Psady R D 2 Oberlin Faylus Cumberiedge 545 Broad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itene
Card Party Follows Yeomen Meeting In I O O F Hall
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen met in the I O O F hall on Monday evening with good attendance. Plans for drill practice were made and business conducted before a public card party. Eight progressive peg games were played at twelve tables. Prizes went to Mrs. W D Huffman and Jacob Gerber first, Mrs. Cora Bemis and John Schultz second, and Mrs. Eva Simmons and Jacob Young ConsolO. William Mucbe won the door prize and William Leonhard t took the club prize for the evening. A light luncheon followed and the next meeting is in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Pedro
W. D. Huffman
Jacob Gerber
Cora Bemis
John Schultz
Eva Simmons
Jacob Young
Wiliam Mucbe
William Leonhardt
Fellowship Club Dinner At YWCA Features White Elephant Sale
The Fellowship Club of the YWCA met for supper in the association building with twenty five members attending. Miss Mary Ingersoll advisor and Misses Margaret Kinison Maybelle Burner also attended. Supper committee included Margaret Zachman June Williams Golde Jago Helen Adams. The evening’s highlight was a White Elephant sale raising four dollars. The Valentine dance was postponed and there will be no basketball practice Thursday due to the annual banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Club
Association
Mary Ingersoll
Margaret Kinison
Maybelle Burner
Margaret Zachman
June Williams
Golde Jago
Helen Adams
Rainbow Class Elects Officers at Methodist Meeting
The Rainbow Class of the Methodist church met at Mildred Stearns home on Harwood street last evening. New officers for the coming year were elected: President Helen Lehman, vice president Ruth Wibrman, secretary Elsie Schroeder, assistant secretary Esther Seckins, treasurer Alice Fessler, assistant treasurer Inez Bradley. Social time followed with refreshments served by the hostess and Enid Bunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Mildred Stearns
Harwood Street
Helen Lehman
Ruth Wibrman
Elsie Schroeder
Esther Seckins
Alice Fessler
Inez Bradley
Enid Bunting
Dorcas Class Met At Blackmur Home For Meeting
The Dorcas class of the Church of Christ met at 116 Charles court with seventeen members present. After business, Miss Alice Wilmot and Mrs Gertrude Thamert sang vocal duets. Refreshments were served by the hostess and several assistants. A grab bag is planned for the new meeting on Friday March 1 at the home of Mrs Theron Goodain on Adelbert Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Church of Christ
L. A. Blackmur
Charles Court
Alice Wilmot
Gertrude Thamert
E. &. Neher
George Schafer
Merrill Knowles
Mabel Pringle
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Ray At Sterling Ray Home
A group of friends and relatives gathered at 410 Earl Court to surprise Mrs Ray on her birthday. Music and games provided entertainment with delightful refreshments served later. Attendees included Leon Weard and son Richard, Walter Ray Jr and Hazel, Pau Ieger and Beverly, Walter Ray Sr, Howard Ray, Beatrice Ra, Howard Schnarr, Sterling Ray and son Junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Ray
Earl Court
Ray
Leon Weard
Richard
Walter Ray, Jr
Hazel
Pauieger
Beverly
Walter Ray
Howard Ray
Beatrice Ra
Howard Schnarr
Junior
A C Schalleman Speaks at Young Men's Club
About thirty five members gathered at the MLC where A C Schalleman spoke on Van Dyke's The Other Wise Man. The audience listened keenly as the tale was recounted by the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Schalleman
Young Men's Club
Young Men‘s Club
A.c.schilieman
van Dyke
Knights of Columbus Bowling Teams Prepare for State Convention
The Knights of Columbus met at the club home to conduct regular business. It was announced that the two bowling teams would attend the State Bowling Convention in Cleveland on Saturday. A banquet at Hotel Allerton will follow the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Cleveland
Hotel Allerton
Four Named Individuals Linked by Justice of the Peace
Walton H. Rice a 26 year old farmer of Sullivan Ohio and Alice Rosier 22 of Russia township appear with Rev Smith. Delvine H. Smith 24 rubber worker of Ashland and Mildred Campbell 19 of Rochester township are also involved with a justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton H. Rice
Farmer
Sullivan
Alice Rosier
Russia
Rev. Smith
Delvine H. Smith
Ashland
Mildred Campbell
Rochester
Local personals and travel notices from Elyria list residents bound for cities and visits
Mrs. D. K. Beedle of East Avenue heads to St. Petersburg Florida for three months. Mrs. L. M. Carter of Clinton Avenue leaves Thursday for St. Petersburg to stay until spring. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Merer of Eastern Heights Boulevard depart for Chicago to visit a few days. Mrs. Harlan Shepard of Marseilles Avenue improves after illness. Miss Ruth Bram of Cornell Avenue visits grandmother Mrs. J. W. Humphreys in New York City. The Rev John Rutledge of Rocky River attends Sun day Evangelistic Meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Graham of Bond Street depart for Los Angeles for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Nagy announce the birth of a daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital January 27. Elyrians at McKinley Day dinner in Lorain include Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hewitt and others. Mrs. Emma Scheuneman of Lake Avenue leaves tomorrow for Los Angeles to visit relatives. George Phelps Hewitt of Park Avenue has joined Tau Kappa Epsilon at Ohio State. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dickens and Mr. and Mrs. H. Richards with son Leonard attend the Automobile Show in Cleveland. F. R. Castle and son William attend the McKinley Day banquet in Lorain. Miss Margaret Seekins leaves tomorrow for Coral Gables Florida for six weeks. Mrs. Kenneth Joy of Youngstown is guest of Mrs. Stevenson Burke and Mrs. Wilbur Gaston this week. Miss Helen Reser of Perry Court leaves tonight for Detroit to spend a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Beedle
East Avenue
St. Petersburg
Florida
L. M. Carter
Clinton Avenue
Leo Merer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Chicago
Ilinois
Harlan Shepard
Marseilles Avenue
Ruth Bram
Cornell Avenue
J. W. Humphreys
New York City
John Rutledge
Rocky River
Otto Graham
Bond Street
Los Angeles
California
Barney Nagy
Vulcan Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Coral Gables
Kenneth Joy
Youngstown
Ohio
Stevenson Burke
Wilbur Gaston
Helen Reser
Perry Court
Detroit
Michigan
Household Hints for Cold Weather Cleaning Tips
The column offers kitchen and home care tips for cold weather tasks. Rinse delicate china with warm water before use and cool water in hot ovens. Clean nails with warm water and whiting, then damp cloth. Boil a clothes line in soap suds to clean, rinse, and dry. Use celery to remove onion odor, milk and salt remove rust on white fabric. Do not use hot water to wash.
New Slimming Method Promises Fat Loss Without Fasting
A bold claim extols a scientific approach to clearing excess fat through a tablet called Mermola. The ad asserts decades of use, millions of boxes sold, and promises visible results with a guaranteed formula inside each box.
Cold Weather First Aid and Cooking Tips
The notice offers advice on treating severe cold exposure by using very cold water or brisk snow rubs, warns against heat for thawing frozen parts, and notes digestion-friendly egg prep. It also advertises Elvrra Eagles Dance events with a fifty cent couple admission, plus Cascade Pavilion dance nights on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Vet Dr Ambstaetter moves clinic to Amherst Ohio
Announcement states Dr H N Ambstaetter, veterinarian formerly in Elyria now located in Vermilion for three years, has opened at 519 Church Street Amherst Ohio with phone contact 5282.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Ambstaetter
Elyria
Vermilion
Church St
Amherst
Ohio
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Southland
Monsieur Lelong
Sigma Gammas
Knights OF Pythian
Mrs. Scheuneman
Benefit Bridge
Mrs
Kesson
Grace Lutheran Church Council Meets
Church OF Christ General Ladies Aid
King Solomon's Lodge
Rainbow Class
Church OF Christ Dorcas
Charis
Charis of
2Nd St
Brooks Block
Elvrra
Cascade Pavillion
Musterole Company
Castles
Second St
Elks Club
Florence Schwind
West 2Nd St
United States Electric
United States
Tillotson & Wolcott Company
Invesiment Securities
C. J. Sartor
Rep
Elyria Savings
Schwind Picture Framing Store
Buy
E. F. Whitney and Son
West Broad St
Warner Brand
Ella
St.elyria
Nyey
Alway
Christ, Scientist
Elyria, Ohio
Christian Science
Lucia C. Coulson
London
England
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Elyria High School
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