Local residents plan travels and attend events
Miss Mable Prindle plans an indefinite visit to Utica New York with Mrs Mullen. Automobile Show in Cleveland drew attendees. Mr and Mrs H W Merriman, Mrs Nellie M Hill and Dr M K E Perry attended the McKinley Day banquet in Lorain. Mrs A K Eckler left for Charleston West Virginia for a visit with relatives. Mrs Chester Nichols returned from New Smyrna Florida due to her mother Mrs Dell Johnson’s serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
H. W. Merriman
Nellie M. Hill
M. KE. Perry
Lorain
A. K. Eckler
Cheatnut Street
Charleston
West Virginia
Chester Nichols
New Swyrna
Florida
Dell Johnson
Lake Avenue
Program Presented At Musical Art Meeting In Cleveland
The Clyria Musical Art Society held its second study program at Mrs. George Stevens Jr's home with remarks on Yehudi Menuhin and a focus on Faure Debussy and D Indy's works. Miss Marjorie Rossiter led discussions, with performances by Mrs. Eric Chapman and others, and notes on composers' lives and pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyria Musical Art Society
George Stevens, Jr
East Avenue
Parkhurst
Cleveland
Yehudi Menuhin
Marjorie Rossiter
O. E. Brodbeck
Faure
DeBussy
D'Indy
Eric Chapman
Virgil Waite
Gladys McCullough
Oscar Townsend
Sara
Haydn
la Cathedrale Engloutie
Paris Conservatoire
Bach
de Busey
James Thomas
J. H. Crumley
Schola Cantorum
O'lady
United States
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Montreal
Miss Rossiter
Cleveland Orchestra
Odd Fellows Unite in Faith and Civic Duty
Speaking on shared values, Thomas Weltley unites English speaking nations through friendship, love, truth, and universal justice. In a district gathering, ten lodges plan to attend Billy Sunday’s service on February 5, escorted by the Odd Fellows Band to the tabernacle, embodying loyalty to home, school, church, and God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Bailey
Thomas Wildey
Odd Fellowship
America
I. O. O. F. Hall
I. O. O. F. Lodge
British Isles
England
Manchester
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
London
Wildey
Odd Fellows
United States
Maryland
Brothers of
Order
Thomas Wilder
Washington
Grand Lodge
Thomas Weltley
Tabernacle
Y W C A Plans Annual Dinner and Meeting
The Y W C A will hold its annual dinner at St Pauls church on Thursday at 6 30 pm. The event will profile the associations aims via a toast scheme with speaker Mrs Harry Chamberlain noted for peace work and W Y C A world travel. The business meeting will follow led by Mrs George Stevens Jr and include director elections and toast mistress E J Crisp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Harry Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Movement For Peace
Europe
Budapest
George Stevens, Jr
H. H. Stiffler
E. J. Crisp
Joyce Duckett
Marion Daly
Gertrude Stevens
Jean Reid
Frances Given
Dorothea Doane
L A L Club Entertained by Rosella Vehlber
The L A L club was entertained by Miss Rosella Vehlber of 160 Beebe Court Tuesday evening. The Hearts game was enjoyed by all with Anne Burke winning first prize, Pearl Stacks second, and Mary McWinley consolation. A luncheon followed. Miss Marian Webber will host a gathering in two weeks. Central Guild Plans for the Year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. L. Club
Rosella Vehlber
Beebe Court
Anne Burke
Pearl Stacks
Mary McWinley
Marian Webber
Winckles Street
Community group meetings scheduled this week
The Woman's Benefit association plans a three dinner at 6:30 p.m. in Wurst hall. The W. S. H. Club meets with Mrs. Daniel Sprimgosky on West River Street. The Ladies Aid Society of Emanuel Lutheran Church gathers at Mrs. Charles Garford's home, 444 Oxford Street, at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Association
Wurst Hall
W. S. H. Club
Daniel Sprimgosky
West River Street
Ladies Aid Society
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Charles Garford
Oxford Street
WY F W Auxiliary chartered meeting and others
Tomorrow evening the WY F W will be installed under State Charter as Auxiliary to Post 1079 in the K of I Hall at 7 00. The Austranio mandolin and guitar orchestra meets tonight at A C Victzeen’s Spruce street at 8 00. Circle No 6 St Pauls church meets with Mrs Schramm on Schramm road tomorrow evening at 7 15 and will travel by motor from the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WY. F. W
K. of I. Hall
W. A. Austranio
A. C. Victzeen
Spruce Street
Circle No. 6
St. Paul's Church
Federation council officers nominated at YWCA meeting
The outgoing and incoming Federation council met at the YWCA for officer nominations. Present were Misses Maxine Lucas Eleanore Loeffler and Margaret Roberts from the Cum-A Lot Club. Lilian West Mary Rankin and Margaret Mc Clellan from the Suni Club. Edna Bates Victoria Albrecht and Dorothy Miller from the Notawa Club. Alberta Shobter Mary Wilson and Alice Griffith from the Sigma Gamma Club. Treasurer’s report was read by Mrs. Marian Copas Burke and secretary’s report by Miss Nell Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
Maxine Lucas
Eleanore Loeffler
Margaret Roberts
Cum-Alot Club
Lilian West
Mary Rankin
Margaret McClellan
Suni Club
Edna Bates
Victoria Albrecht
Dorothy Miller
Notawa Club
Alberta Shobter
Mary Wilson
Alice Griffith
Sigma Gamma Club
Bunco Night Entertains Everready Club at Mrs Butler's
The Everready Bunco Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Butler of East avenue. Prizes went to Mrs. Crooks first, Mrs. George Schmitkens second, and Mrs. Edna Crombie third. Door prize to Mrs. Bert Lord. Refreshments served. Guests plan the next gathering February Twelfth at Mrs. Kenneth Lord’s Olive street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunco
Butler
East Avenue
Crooks
George Schmitkens
Edna Crombie
Bert Lord
Kenneth Lord
Olive Street
Mrs Kershawe Hosts Who's Who Club Gathering
Mrs Edward Kershawe hosted the Who's Who Club at Fur nace Street yesterday afternoon. Mrs William Kiely won first prize for high score, with Mrs Kershawe second and Mrs Charles Henry third. Mrs Edward Enblert received consolation. A refreshment course followed and the club will meet at Mrs Enblert's Longford Avenue home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kershawe
Furnace Street
Pedro
William Kiely
Edward Kershaw
Charles Henry
Edward Enblert
Enblert
Longford Avenue
Loyal Matrons Card Club Meets at Riverside Home
The Loyal Matrons Card Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Mame Young's Riverside Court home. Ten games of progressive pedro were played with prizes won by Mrs. Young first, Mrs. Agnes Erickson second, and Mrs. Sarah Massey third. Mrs. Nina Miller received consolation. A luncheon followed as guests departed to gather February twelfth at Miss Julia Hult's Broad Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clus
C. Neufer
Cluh
Chris Neufer
Lake Avenue
Pedro
Ford Diedrich
Pat Hogan
Lillian Teizerow
L. Jackson
Harry Maddox
Johston
J. Jackson
Linman Telzerow
Columbus Street
Mame Young
Riverside Court
Agnes Erickson
Sarah Massey
Nina Miller
Julia Hult
Broad Street
Civics and Political Science Club Postpones Meeting
The Civics and Political Science department of the Woman's club postpones Friday's monthly meeting due to illness of speaker J. C. George. The next session will be held when Mr George can fulfill his engagement and lecture titled The Future Balance of Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
J. C. George
George
Admissions and discharges listed for Lorain area
Admissions include Mrs Wallace Nichols of 196 Cleveland Street Mrs Clarence Brown of 1721 Lodi Street and Mrs Ruth Bemis of 162 Bell Avenue Discharges list Harry Drke of R D 1 Elyria and Eddie Malik of 165 Buckere Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Nichols
Cleveland St
Clarence Brown
Lodi St
Ruth Bemis
Bell Ave
Harry Drke
R. D
Elyria
Eddie Malik
Buckere St
Baptist Young People Night at Sunday Meeting
Lorain county Baptist Young People Societies will attend the Billy Sunday meeting this Friday evening February first in a body. A special invitation urges youths to bring friends. Reserved seats anticipate a large delegation to hear the evangelist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People Societies
Lorain County
Billy
Masonic Club turkey dinner at Masonic Temple
On Monday evening February fourth the Masonic Club hosts a turkey dinner in the Masonic Temple. Dinner is served at five thirty and six thirty with entertainment by the Oberlin College Glee Club. Committeemen Kenneth Vaughn Walter Kohn and Bill Harding organize the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Club
Masonic Temple
Oberlin College Glee Club
Kenneth Vaughn
Walter Kohn
Bill Harding
Cleveland Trust executive to speak at Men’s Club supper
E P Roberts of the Cleveland Trust Co will be the speaker at the First Congregational church Men’s Club supper. The event Friday evening at 6 30 p m follows dinner with Alvin Plocher presiding over the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Roberts
Cleveland Trust CO
Cleveland Trust Company
First Congregational Church
Alvin Plocher
Lorain WCTU Holds Large Tabernacle Service
Three hundred sixty four Lorain County Woman's Christian Temperance Union members attended a tabernacle service Tuesday evening to hear Mr Sunday. They sat in a reserved area and wore white ribbons to distinguish themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Lorain County Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Correction Notice for Sunday Reception Time
The reception for Mr and Mrs William Sunday and party at the home of Mrs Charles Fell Senior of Washington Avenue was announced for ten o'clock Thursday morning and should have read ten fifteen o'clock Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fell
William
Charles Fell
Washington Avenue
Elyria Social Club Plans Whist Party This Saturday
The Elyria Social club will host a banco and whist gathering Saturday evening at eight o'clock in the K P hall. The event invites members to enjoy cards, socializing, and a communal time in a neighborhood venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Social Club
K. of P
Local Society and Visitors Notes in Cleveland Area
Miss Karen Nielsen visits Miss Ebba Fosseelius in Cleveland while Mrs D W McLeod spends the day there. F H Galloway lies seriously ill at home in Dennison Ave. Arthur Olson from Youngstown guests Harry Ingersoll Jr. family on West Ave. John Gray and family announce the birth of a son at Elyria Memorial on January 30. Dr Hess of West Ave seeks operative treatment at Lakeside hospital. Mrs A L Wohlever travels to East Shore Road to care for ill Mrs Rumsey. Mrs James A George of New Castle Pa visits son on Dennison Ave. Harry Dickens Jr and Howard Richards attend Cleveland Automobile Show. James Fisk leaves for an indefinite visit with relatives in Chicago. C E Higgins R A Osborn and F A Osborn attend.
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Carol Wood
Hamlin Garland
Karen Nielsen
Middle Avenue
New York City
Garland
Dr. Turk
Turk
Europe
Century Club
Players Club
England
Kensington
George Bernard Shaw
James Barrie
Kipling
Lady Lees
Joseph Conrad
Conan Dorle
John Sargeant
King’s Garden
Mary Isobel
Constance
Miss Finchland
Nielsen
Maxine Lucas
Howe Street
Ebba Fosseelius
Cleveland
D. W. McLeod
Fifth Street
F. H. Galloway
Dennison Avenue
Arthur Olson
Youngstown
Harry Ingersoll, Jr
West Avenue
John Gray
Chase Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
J. C. George
Harry Dickens, Jr
Earl Court
Howard Richards
Spruce Street
James Fisk
Leonard Fisk
Princeton Avenue
Chicago
C. E. Higgins
R. A. Osborne Lund F. A. Osborne
Veterinarian Dr Ambstaetter Announces Vermilion Location
Dr H N Ambstaetter formerly of Elyria has lived in Vermilion for three years and now operates at 519 Church St Amherst Ohio. Phone 5282.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Ambstaetter
Elyria
Vermilion
Church St
Amherst
Ohio
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Utica
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Robert Sherrard
LODGE
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Knights of St. John
K. of C. Hall
E. B. Rankin
Jennie Swindling
C. M. Alexander
Herman Paeth
O. F. Harmon
Flord Yost
W. P. Wegat
William Keily
Stolz
Marion Spsith
Folk
Hattie Hansman
Stroll
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Charles Hard
Travers
Federation Council
Everready
Bunco Club
Loyal Matrons
Civics and Political Science
Baptist
Elyria Clinic
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Second Street
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