Church Women of Elyria Attend Annual Tea
In the first Congregational church 160 Elyria women from 12 city churches attended the annual meeting of the Women s Missionary Union. President Mrs Deate Burns presided while Mrs William F Bell welcomed guests. Clarence Hamilton of Oberlin shared Minnie Vautrin s story from Nanking China detailing wartime courage, self sufficiency, and inter denominational relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
the Missionary Union
Esterday
First Congregational Church
Women's Missionary Union of
William F. Bell
Women's Association
Burns
Glassen Fund
Jural
A. Russell Dunford
Caesar Frank
Downen
F. W. Tuthill
Robert Knechtges
Clarence Hamilton
Ober- Tin
Minnie Vautrin
Ginling College
Oberlin
Nanking University
Miss Vautrin
Betrothal of Anne Stydneski and Ralph Page Jr.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Michael Stydneski 441 Bath Street that their daughter Anne Helene Stydneski will wed Ralph Page Jr son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Page 103 Bath Street The couple have ties to Elyria Holy Cross church St Agnes church and local businesses Kroger Western Automatic Machine Screw Co The wedding date is not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Stydneski
Bath Street
Anne Helene
Ralph Page
Stydneski
Elyria High School
Holy Crom Church
Young Ladies Sodality
Kroger Company
Page
St. Agnes Church
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Local Social Roundup Amid Family News and Club Events
Mrs C A Brookhouser travels to Connecticut to visit son in the marines at New London. A dinner at Ale Pine Village Cleveland marks the eighth anniversary of Chisque club with Geraldine Watson Eben Freming Ingrid Ben and Naomi Strubel among attendees. Various calls births moves and hospital stays noted including a son born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Benczek Elyria Memorial hospital and several visits by friends and club activities at First Congregational church and YWCA activities with plans for Red Cross sewing and planned social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. C. A. Brookhouser
Connecticut
Carl Brookhouser
Marines
New London
Alepine Village
Cleveland
Geraldine Watson
Eben Freming
Ingrid Ben
Naomi Strubel
Chisque Clib
G. F. Mitchell
Chase Street
John Burnett
Columbia
Kipton
D. M Allright
Paul Nixon
Larry
Seventh Street
Oberlin Road
Anna McIntire
Fairlawn Avenue
Joseph Benczek
Morgan Avenue
Riytia Memorial Hospital
First Congregational Church
Louise Jabbusch
Ann McClellan
Gertrude Vader
Kalispell
Montana
Yellowstone
Bryce
Zion
Chinese Hospital Described in Talk
The Woman's Society for Christian Service of the First Methodist Church met in the church dining room at one o clock for the first meeting of the new year. Mrs E L Thompson led the group and Mrs William Hawk chaired the luncheon. A program in the Upper Rooms followed with speaker Mrs J O Thomson of Canton describing Canton China and its century old hospital saved from bombing by the American flag, aided later by Red Cross funds and clothing from various sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society For Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Ae No. 1
E. L. Thompson
William Hawk
A. D. Strong
Society
John Powell
Jack Shewell
Bit Minch
Richard Mathis
Bob Steele
Paul Thompson
Merritt Powell
China
A. M. Boyer
Katherine Merthe
R. J. Fitch
Boyer
J. O. Thomson
Canton
Free
Thomson
International Red Cross
Plan DeMolay Installation At Odd Fellows Hall
DeMolay officers for David J Nye Chapter to be installed at Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday February 5 at 8 pm. Frank Wilcox worshipful master of Harmon Lodge to conduct with his corps. Public invited. dancing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Walsh
Gene Duckett
Galen Ramser
Dad" Smith
H. G. McNally
Tor
David J
Calendar of Tonight’s Civic Club Gatherings and Meetings
Tonight schedules list numerous clubs and society events in Elyria area. First Congregational and various women’s groups meet at churches, social clubs, and private homes with notes on hosts addresses and leaders, plus a community rummage sale at 10.C.F. Hall from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Founders Day Dinner and New Officers for Sigma Gammas
Sigma Gamm as observe Founders Day with dinner at the Elks Hall. The retiring president Mrs Verne Burnes passed office to Mrs Fred Smith. Mrs Barnes received a silver gift. New officers include Mrs Gerald Leonard vice president and secretary and Mrs Joseph Petry treasurer. Members voted to continue work with the Center for the Light. Later plans include a bridge gathering at the Schultz home on Fourteenth Street. Prizes awarded for defense as first second and consolation. A February 24 tureen dinner is planned at the home of Mrs Norport Hearn. Also notes a mystery drama Eight OClock Tuesday at the Playmaker's staged by Frank Seward with ensemble and tickets via Playmaker members or the Little Theatre box office. The play runs four nights beginning Tuesday February 3. A surprise birthday party honors Mary Jane Wojcik of Fuller Road hosted by Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary 3341. 120 attend with games and refreshments. A birthday cake is presented along with a Post and Auxiliary gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Neff
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Hazel Market
Middle Avenue
Iva Marsh
Grace Heidrich
Neff
Harriett Warner
Elizabeth Mischks
Lucy Pomeroy
Anns Gehrke
Grace Archambeau
Gertrude Wilson
Sunshine
Hazel Mark
Cassie Richards
Jeanette Armold
Ruby Seal
Markel
Anna Barnes
Agnes Dunford
Arnold
Bell Avenue
Elizabeth Lewis
Carrie Miller
Kate Mastin
Ees
Avalon
George Ross
West Avenue
Angelo Perna
Bunco
Stave Kaminski
Perna
F. Demotrahal
John Delmo War
Francis Demotrahal
Helen Stuskiews
Elyria
Stella Ross
Phil Gerdime
Stace Kaminski
A. Perna
Helen Staskiews
Demotrahal
Joz Gientkowski
Mra
Doe Gientkowski
Sigma Gamma Sorority
the Elks
Verne Burnes
Fred Smith
Barnes
Sikma Gamma
Gerald Leonard
Joseph Petry
Joseph Hochvledel Way
Center For
Memsbers
Harry Schultz
Foursteenth Street
Far Bridge
Defense Jsiaitipy
Edward Block
Helen Townsend
Leonard
Wl Med
Mia. Norwport Hearn
Lake Avenue
New York
Mignon Eberart
Frank Seward
Gentlemen of the Fourth Estate
Verity Copley
Shirley Rassler
Trench
Tom Gardner
Davies
George Fili4mon
Mary Jane Wojcik
Fuller Road
J A O To Have Speaker At LA G Club Meeting
The LA G club met for a regi Tir meeting at the WWGA parlor last evening with eleven members present. Dr Pettress will be the speaker at the dinner planned for Feb 23 at the YWCA gym, with a dancing party and chaperones arranged. Several members contribute to Red Cross sewing at the YWCA under Mrs Annons, about eighteen skirts completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
La.g. Club
Regi Tir
WWGA
Jefferson Girl Reserves Hosts Penny Supper Fundraiser
The Jefferson Girl Reserves organized a penny supper at the YWCA gym Tuesday six to nine to raise money for delegates to the summer conference. Naomi Rogers Annette McKelgle Patsy Cowley Patsy Houser Joyce Hooven led serving while Frances Stiles Marian Rhodes and Audrey Thomas ran the kitchen. Money taken in totaled 2.75. After supper Janet Dutt and Ruth Taylor of Oberlin College gave a talk and dance. The next meeting will be February 3 to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Y.W.C.A
Naomi Rogers
Annette McKelgle
Patsy Cowley
Patsy Houser
Joyce Hooven
Frances Stiles
Marian Rhodes
Audrey Thomas
Janet Dutt
Ruth Taylor
Oberlin College
Neighborhood Club Elects New Officers on La Grange Road
Yesterday afternoon Catlista Neighborhood club at La Grange Road elected officers with Mrs. Russell Reichard named president. Miss Marve Schwert became secretary and Mrs. Fred Fitzpatrick treasurer. An oyster supper for members and families was planned for February 13. Bingo preceded lunch, next meeting set with Mrs. Bert Squire on La Grange Road.
Marmola Tablets Advertises Fat Reduction Plan
A vintage medical ad promotes Marmola tablets as a non diet plan to slim down without starvation or exercise. It claims the product has been marketed for over thirty years with more than twenty million boxes distributed. It notes Marmola is not a cure all and may help adults whose weight gain is linked to thyroid deficiency, urging readers to consult a physician and obtain a box from a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Wwe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anne Stydneski
Ralph Page Jr
Lorain County
American Institute of Banking
O. P
Robert Shunk
Wilson Oswald
Lamp Conversion Department
Prises
Henrietta Vogsey
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Mary Kuipper
National Bank of Lorain
Swander
Gracie
Swand Allen
Swan
Vautri
Kuanyin
Eltes
WLCA
Anne Dalvrin
Florence Newell
Helen Dobsin
Doris Minnich
Josephine Pasatiyn
Florence Skok
Industrix
Cateage San
AIR Corps
Kate
Owhem
Orumford
Reux Bo
Rumford Bering Powder
Bos Lumford
Rhode
Icland
Romeo
Te Assembly
Romeo Pump Company
John H. Davis
Elks Club
Lodge
Dames
Matta
O. F. Hall
Grace Hutter
Ethel Herring
Martha Wirth
Lucille Schrock
Helen Rankin
Rose Boals
First Conger Rational Church and Society
Dinserit
Notawa
Currie Snoble
Tretoll Club
Leonard Terry
Kenyon Avenue
C.K. P
Pard Pickard
Butternut Ridge
Wits
William Oates
Northrup Street
Silver Slipper Fridge
George Henry
Jad Street
Lavala
Odtem
W. Bruce
Asteves Ping
Mary Inez Walsh
Cents Ridgeford
Walter Traxter
George Elbert
Traxter
Josep Padley
Raymond Plas
Dana Perkins
Center Ridge Road
Graystone Hotel
Clic Study Club No. 2
Ted F. Seward
W. C. Walters
Cornell Avenue
Ars. Walters
Don W. Myrrs
C.F. Hall
SAN Mig
Yin
Paris
Fashion Connie Shoes
Broad Street
Valentines
Lacy Heerts
Grendparent Grandes
Lincoln Theater
Sigma Gammas
Merthe
H.merthe & Co
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