Society Notes From Local Club Installations And Gatherings
Mrs Lorena Handchhy presided as installing officer and Mrs Eliza beth Lewis served as marshal during the installation of Past Noble Grands of Rebekah Lodge. Officers listed include Carrie Miller Blanche Thompson Anna Gehrke Jeanette Arnold Cassie Richards with social time hosted by Mrs Lewis at Lodstreet home. February 26 brings Mrs Truby Beal of West Bridge street as entertainer. Marian Wolcott hosts March Club at the Gables with two bridge tables. Jennie Turnbull wins high score, Jessie Beard second, Agnes Elkins consoled and traveling prize awarded. Clasque Club marks its third anniversary with Katherine Malone hosting. Stella Copas and Naomi Struble win at one table, Ellen Fleming to host Valentine party February 12 at Blaine street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena Handchy
Elizabeth Lewis
Marshall
Rebekah Lodge
Lewis
Lodstreet
Mae Pak
DPR
Baliawe, Mroc
Nsl
Lallen Luuw
Carrie Miller
Blanche Thompson
Anna Gehrke
Jeanette Arnold
Cassie Richards
Handehy
Anna L. Friday
Augusta Gillen
Truby Beal
West Bridge Street
Clasque Club
Katherine Malone
East River Street
Stella Copas
Naomi Struble
Evelyn Lehmann
Lucille Walker
Ecard
Ellen Fleming
Blaine Street
Keen Kutter Club Luncheon Held at Swartzel Home
Seven Keen Kutter Club members gathered yesterday for a luncheon at Mrs. Elsie Swartzel’s Longfellow avenue home. The event included a devotional with the 50th Psalm and a gift exchange led by peanut sisters. Mrs. Erma Jackson won the grand elephant prize. In two weeks Mrs. Kathryn Parker will host a Valentine party at her Bell avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Kutter Club
Elsie Swartzel
Longfellow Avenue
Erma Jackson
Peanut Sisters
Kathryn Parker
Bell Avenue
Girl Reserves of Ely School Plan Candy Sale Fundraiser
The Ely School Girl Reserves held a weekly meeting led by President Jean Beavis with minutes by Dorothy Terrell. Candy sale plans featured decorations and proceeds earmarked for a Valentine party, plus a Saturday roller skating party at 4:00 with a guest, followed by games and a closing song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Jean Beavis
Dorothy Terrell
W. J. Birkline
Kenneth Lord
Shower Honors Mrs Frank Smith At Courtland Street Home
Mrs Russell Reisinger and Mrs Howard Williams hosted a joint shower for Mrs Frank Smith at 142 Courtland Street. Guests included Mrs Henry Smith and others. Valentine themed decor, a Hearts game with prizes, a two course luncheon, and numerous gifts for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Reisinger
Howard Williams
Frank Smith
Williams
Courtland Street
Henry Smith
Leroy Krugman
Edna Lysaght
Doris Smith
Fred Smith
George Dunfee
Dorothy Hartley
Ruby Woodcock
Bernice Filmore
A. E. Williams
Lawrence Williams
Evelyn King
Mildred Williams
Maud Firestone
John Hahn
Valentine
Evening church program and club meetings listed
Dr W M Auld speaks at First Congregational Church at 7 30 pm on Christianity and Psychology. Masonic Trustees hold annual meeting in the 5th floor reception room at 7 30. St Andrews Vestry gathers in Guild Room at 7 30. Notawa Club postponed. Hi Hatters with Mrs Norman Kaiser Harwood St. ForgetMeNot Club with Mrs Andrewski Floral Court. T K B with Betty Humphrey. Sewsiety with Mrs Wood East Ave. HiTime Club with Mr George Kaiser 223 Erie St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Auld
First Congregational Church
General Board of Masonic Trustees
St. Andrew's
Notawa Club
Hi Hatters
Norman Kaiser
Harwood Street
Forget-Me-Not Club
Andrewski
Floral Court
Betty Humphrey
Sewsiety
Mrs. Wood
East Avenue
George Kaiser
Erie Street
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Notice
A local hospital bulletin lists admissions for Mrs Merrick Race of 456 Earl Court Mrs Rol and Turner of 234 Stanford Avenue Mrs Mary Cooper S501 West Third Street and Mrs Royal Foster of Greenwich Ohio discharge notices include Mildred Schuster Grafton Albert Stolzenberg and Herman Roling at 144 E Fourth Street Mrs Ralph Shewell 258 Lexington Avenue Mrs Lester Juchem North Ridgeville Kenneth Hant Cleveland and Mrs William Wiech 557 E River Street among others Also Rollin E Hinkson Post No 3341 Veterans of Foreign Wars plans to observe President McKinley birthday Friday January thirty first at their hall Commander Brown to give address with music to follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrick Race
Earl Court
Roland Turner
Stanford Avenue
Mary Cooper
West Third Street
Royal Foster
Greenwich
Ohio
Mildred Schuster
Grafton
Albert Stolzenberg
E. Fourth Street
Herman Roling
Lexington Avenue
Ralph Shewell
E. Broad St
Lester Juchem
North Ridgeville
Kenneth Hant
Cleveland
William Wiech
E. River Street
Geraldine Burke
Elizabeth Engelbach
Broad
Rollin E
Hinkson Post
MacHinley
Brown
Postnuptial Bridge Party For Mrs Ehrbar In City Home
A post-nuptial courtesy for Mrs Gene Ehrbar formerly Dorothy Martin was hosted by Miss Joyce McKinley on Sixth street with Miss Ethyl Milliren assisting. Five bridge tables produced high scores for Miss Barbara Plocher Miss Julia Baus and Mrs Wayne Wise while Miss Helen Nierman received consolation. Guests showered the bride with gifts and favors included tiny pink umbrellas with silver cords and pink candleholders. The bride’s marriage to Mr Ehrbar was announced this month with the date July fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Earbar
Dorothy Martin
Joyce McKinley
Sixth Street
Ethyl Milliren
Barbara Plocher
Julia Baus
Wayne Wise
Helen Nierman
Ehrbar
Sorority Dinner Party by Epsilon Sigma Alpha Tau Chi
Miss Pearl Pankoff hosted the Tau Chi Chapter social at her Second Street home with blue and gold decor. Eight guests sat to a yellow candlestick table centerpiece as bridge followed the tureen dinner. high score went to Mrs. Cora Pfundt, second to Miss Mary Ruth Locke. A study meeting is planned for Friday evening February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorority
American Legion Auxiliary Sets February Meeting With Valentine Party
The next Auxiliary meeting becomes February 7 with a Valentine costume party. At the regular session plans for a February 11 dinner for the Fish and Game Association were discussed, along with a February 15 membership quota goal. Reports covered the Drum and Bugle corps dinner, Past Commander's banquet, and the card party. Mrs R F Leemhuis, state legislative chairman, spoke on veterans legislation, with Mrs Hadyn Evans leading the program. Refreshments followed before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Fish and Game Association
R. F. Leemhuis
Hadyn Evans
Weather storms abandon dinner plans at calendar club event
Due to severe weather the progressive dinner was called off and members of the Calendar club met for spaghetti at Sunny Italy. They then moved to Mrs. Miriam Rogers's home on Franklin street for dessert and a Monopoly session. No firm plans were announced for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calendar Club
Sunny Italy
Miriam Rogers
Franklin Street
Take Your Fat Off Your Mind Marmola Ad
An old advertising claim promotes Marmola tablets as a weight loss aid. The pitch asserts the remedy reduces fat without dieting or exercise, notes physicians’ approval and widespread use since 1907, citing 20 million packages sold, and urges readers to buy Marmola from dealers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Michigan student Paine wins Senior Society scholarship
Miss Sarah Catherine Paine a sophomore at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor has received a Senior Society scholarship. She is a Elyria High School graduate from the class of 1944. Other local items note Mrs May Heard visiting Kent Ohio, travel to Pittsburgh for a relative's funeral, and a Florida fishing trip report by L A Mohrman. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Roosevelt Hammions at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Catherine Paine
Eastern Heights Boulevard
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Paine
Elyria High School
May Heard
Kent
Ohio
John Burger
John Houserman
W. C. Neibaum
Pittsburgh
Niebarum
Will Fechter
L. A. Mohrman
Columbus Street
Florida
Adam Mueller
Roosevelt Hammions
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
New Club Meets S. and C. B. Club in January gathering
The newly organized S. and C. B. club met last evening at Joyce Maddock’s home with full attendance. A program featured tap dance by Lillian Johnson, a song by Magdalene Krazier, imitations by Marian Hunter, and a solo by Jayce Maddock. After luncheon, the group adjourned to Marian Hunter’s Woodland Avenue home for February 5 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. and
C. B
Joyce Maddock
Lillian Johnson
Magdalene Krazier
Marian Hunter
Jayce Maddock
Woodland Avenue
Salad Bridge Planned by Elyria Eastern Star Chapter
Elyria chapter of the Order of Eastern Star and eligible guests will gather at the Masonic Temple tomorrow at one o clock for a salad bridge contest. Organizers hope for a large attendance and a pleasant afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
YWCA invites young women to organize new group
The young women recently out of high school are invited to come to the YWCA Friday evening at 8:00 o'clock to participate in organizing a new group of younger girls with Mrs. D. W. Mc Leod serving as advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. McLeod
Licenses Granted in Sheffield Township and Lorain County
Steve Demich, inspector for Sheffield township, and Mary Mahe lich of Lorain are listed among local license holders. The notice records licensing actions and officials involved in issuing permits in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Demich
Sheffield Township
Mary Mahelich
Lorain
Two-Piece Dress Pattern From Fashion Book
Edited by Laura J. Baldt, pattern No. 3272 for ages 14 to 18 and 36 to 38 bust. Two-piece crepe silk print dress with short sleeves, or separate blouse or skirt. Fabric suggestions include wool, linen, tub silks, and cottons. Send 15 cents for pattern, 25 cents for pattern and book. order to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department, 160 Fifth Ave, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle- Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Evangelist Clauser Leads Growing Baptist Revival
Evangelistic services at the Baptist church rise in enthusiasm as Clauser delivers messages on true salvation and renewed fellowship with God. He stresses Christians are new creations and must not revert to past lives, noting loss of power without awareness. Tonight features a special choir night. tomorrow is Sunday School night with teachers and classes planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Evangelist Clauser
Clauser
Samson
Annual Master Mason Degree at King Solomon Lodge No 56
King Solomon Lodge No 56 F and A M will confer the Master Mason degree for A A Stephens inspecting officer at the annual inspection Monday evening at 7 30. Elyria Masonic Chorus assists and a luncheon will be served. All Masons are invited per Worshipful Master Earl J Fauver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon Lodge
A. M
A. A. Stephens
Elyria Masonic Chorus
Earl J. Fauver
Play Preview by Blue Triangle Club for February 7
The Blue Triangle Club met last evening to plan the presentation of the play After the Game by Lindsey Barbee. The cast includes Hazel Wilson Myria Thompson Nettie Whiteworth Viola Wilson Julia Lee Jenkins Birdie Wood Josephine Mitchell and Helen Harris for the Friday evening performance at 8:00 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle Club
Lindsey Barbee
Hazel Wilson
Myria Thompson
Nettie Whiteworth
Viola Wilson
Julia Lee Jenkins
Birdie Wood
Josephine Mitchell
Helen Harris
World Affairs Group discusses Japanese influence in China
The World Affairs Group at the YWCA meets Fridays at ten. The session continues examining factors spreading Japanese influence in China with lantern slides of Chinese geography. Open to anyone interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Affairs
China
Sewing Circle Members Host Quilt Day at Stiegerwald Home
Ten members of the Rollin E. Hinkson Sewing Circle spent a pleasant afternoon at the home of Mrs. Blanche Stiegerwald at 206 Denison Avenue to piece a quilt. Mrs. Burr Burton will entertain the group next Wednesday at her Furnace Street home and all members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin E. Hinkson
Blanche Stiegerwald
Denison Avenue
Burr Burton
Furnace Street
Middle Ridge Birthday Party Gathers Classmates
A group of classmates surprised Miss Mary Louise Gaehr for her sixteenth birthday at her home in Middle Ridge Ohio. The evening featured social time and a dining room refreshments course with guests seated at one long table. A yellow and white color scheme adorned the decorations and gifts were given. Mr and Mrs Fred Herrmann and son Frank visited Cleve land as Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Clifford Schroeder. Their daughter Ruth accompanied them home after a stay at the Schroeder home. Miss Louise Schmitkens, Mrs Henry Kolbe and Mrs Newton also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Ridge
Mary Louise Gaehr
Mary Louise
Fred Herrmann
Frank
Clifford Schroeder
Cleveland
Ruth
Schroeder
Louise Schmitkens
Henry Kolbe
Newton
Bechtel Attends January D. C. Club Meeting
Bechtel attends the January meeting of the D C Club at the home of Mrs Mil ton Schlechtar of South Ridge. Rev A M Rickel and Mrs Rickel and daughters Lucile and Marjorie from Perrysburg Ohio were recent guests in this vicinity and Amherst. David Schmitkens resumes school duties after a week of illness. William Bechtel and family plus Henry Kolbe family dined with Mrs Eva Kolbe on Lake Shore road. The Middle Ridge Community club January meeting is set for Friday evening January 31 with Miss Elaine Dieder ick Ralph Kelly and Dean Erwin in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bechtel
D. C. Club
Milton Schlechtar
South Ridge
A. M. Rickel
Lucile
Marjorie
Perrysburg
Ohio
Amherst
David Schmitkens
William Bechtel
Newton Bechtel
Kenneth
Henry Kolb
New Turkish Regime Lures Emigrants
Istanbul reports show ships returning emigrants arriving daily as new nationalist sentiment grows in the Balkans, pushing foreigners to reconsider residence. The exiles, many who remained after Turkish rulers were ousted, face increased pressure and incentives to move abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Balkans
Turkish government plans thrace settlement drive
The Turkish government aims to bring home as many as possible and stall many citizens in Thrace to populate the region with up to half a million new cultivators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrace
Fish Fry at Grafton M. E. Church Tax Details
A church fish fry at Grafton M. E. Church lists tickets priced at 30 cents plus tax. Event runs from 5 to 7 pm, with proceeds or specifics tied to the fundraiser. BYO details not provided in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
M. E. Church
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Rebekah
March Club
Mrs. Swartzel
KS Quicks
Schwind’s Picture Store
Second Street
Wilmot Pty. Co
Girl Reserve
Frances Lemon
Honor Mrs. Smith
Pegsy Gamble
Australia
Melbourne
Honolulu
United States
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Laura J. Baldt
Teachers College
Columbia University
N.Y
Miss Gibson
Enectint Laboratories
Max
Cor. Broad
Cedar
Turkey
Charles Court
Goodyear
Tires Mobil
Tire
G. M. Marsh
John Deere
the Farm Implement CO
Broad Street
Joe
Brown Co
Lodi Street
Reublin Bros
P. V
Jones Farm
Kraft’s Velveeta
Aorae
Richelieu
Baby Stuart
Baby F
Stuart
Richelieu Coffee
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