YWCA Public Affairs Committee studies non military defense
The YWCA Public Affairs Committee met at 2 p.m. to discuss non military methods of national defense in the United States. Speakers included Mrs. Rea Selby chairing, Miss Nelle Wilderson on the State Department, Mrs. Curtis Spence on foreign policy, and Mrs. L. H. Wilcox on economic nationalism. A future meeting is set for March 11 with three book reviews planned by Mrs. Frank Spencer, Mrs. Bo A. Hubbard, and Mrs. Spee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rea Selby
Nelle Wilderson
Department of State
Department
Cordell Tull
Curtis Spence
L. H. Wilcox
U. S
E. J. Howenstine
Y. Wlc. A
Frank Spencer
Amita
Hagood
Bo A. Hubbard
Kitty Page
Hallgren
Mrs. Spee
District Officer Inspects King Solomon Lodge
King Solomon Lodge No. 54 F and A M held its annual inspection at Masonite Temple with Arthur W. Marriott IE of Cleveland as inspecting officer. About 230 Masons attended, including 76 guests from other lodges and 35 past masters from the county. The Master Mason Degree was examined and an entertainment meeting for members and families was announced for Meat Monday at 7 30 with movies and other programs led by Joe Boddy. The Lively Six club met Saturday at Ruth Metike’s home with a post meeting games session. Prizes were won by Mary Humphrey and Vivian Martin and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon Lodge
A. M
Masonite Temple
Arthur W. Marriott IE
Cleveland
Joe Boddy
Lively Six
Ruth Metike
Mary Humphrey
Vivian Martin
House Warming for Mrs Braegger at 124 Stanford Avenue
Fourteen friends surprised Mrs Braegger with a house warming party as she and Mr Braegger settled into their newly built home at 124 Stanford Avenue. Flora White and Mabel Newman hosted. Rose Krabec Carrie Snoble and Ethel Gott won prizes. Kra bec also took a prize in a game. Mrs Bruegger received a coffee table and a screen for the new home. A two course luncheon followed on nicely arranged tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Braegger
Mrs. Braegger
Stanford Avenue
Flora White
Mabel Newman
Rose Krabec
Carrie Snoble
Ethel Gott
Miss Krabec
Bruegger
Sunny Side Up Club Meets At Mrs Carr Home
Hostess Mrs Ralph Carr hosted the Sunny Side Up club at her Longfellow street home for a regular meeting. Two tables of progressive banco were played with high score to Mrs kt K Nicholl, followed by Mrs Carr and Mrs Anna Wendorf as runners up and consolation prize to Mrs William Meinke. A luncheon was served for twelve with St Patrick s day color scheme. The group adjourned to meet Mrs Rose Moore at 444 Cleveland street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Carr
Longfellow Street
Progressive Banco
Kt. K. Nicholl
Carr
Anna Wendorf
William Meinke
Rose Moore
Cleveland Street
Honor Club Hosts Birthday Shower for Carrie Coughlin
Members of the Monday Night Club gathered at Mrs Mas ty Wolf’s West River street home for Carrie Coughlin’s birthday. The blue and white theme included a cake and decor, with Mrs William MacDonald winning first prize and the hostess consolation. The next meeting is set for two weeks at Mrs Carre Cough lin’s Park place home with Katy Vetter WS as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masty Wolf
West River Street
Carrie Coughlin
William MacDonald
Carre Coughlin
Park Place
Katy Vetter
Knights Confer Rank At Chevalier Lodge Meeting
The regular Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias meeting will be held tonight in Woodman Hall. The rank of Chevalier will be conferred on a class of five. Discussion includes attendance at the county meeting in Oberlin this week. Chevalier Soare meets the first and third Tuesdays each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevalier Lodge
Woodman Hall
Obertin
Chevalier Soare
Emmanuel Lutheran Lenten Service and Maranatha Class Meeting
Emmanuel Lutheran Church holds a Lenten and communion service Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The Maranatha Class of First Baptist meets Friday evening instead of Thursday. A tureen supper is at 6:40 followed by a program led by Mrs. Renu Yayes and Mrs. Mubel Kiefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Maranatha
First Baptist Church
Renu Yayes
Mubel Kiefer
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Names
Hospital admissions include Miss Alicn Ruth at 782 West avenue Earl Towne 232 Marwood Mrs John Blizos D No 2 Mrs Theron Good Win No 7 Adelbert street Mrs Jane Comerford Ridgeville. Discharges list Mrs Dewitt Smith baby girl 1266 East avenue Rob ert Heath R D No 2 Charles Wise Grafton Leo Kline 907 Clark street Marilyn Lyndes Olmsted Mrs Herman Gannett R D No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicn Ruth
West Avenue
Earl Towne
Marwood
John Blizos
D. No
Theron Good Win
Adelbert Street
Jane Comerford
Ridgeville
Dewitt Smith
East Avenue
Robert Heath
R. D
Charles Wise Grafton
Leo Kline
Clark Street
Marilyn Lyndes
Olmsted
Herman Gannett
Lorain Residents Granted Licenses to Work
Rudolph Yuhasz a 22 year old laborer and Anne Solomon 26 both of Lorain receive licenses. Taxes see reductions in the Netherlands. Poland boosts exports to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Yuhasz
Lorain
Anne Solomon
Poland
France
Large Attendance At Meeting Of Townsend Club
Large attendance marked an Elyria Townsend Club session at 136 Middle Avenue. Reports praised the drive boosting membership toward 400, with notices of social events at Club Rooms and nearby halls. Pres Doane cited supportive Congressional Record remarks on the General Welfare Act of 1937, and Waltz recalled women’s suffrage and early U S history amid Townsend Movement progress. Piano numbers by Darlene Higgins provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Townsend Club
Middle Avenue
Wellington Club
Grange Hall
Wellington
Lorain
Sokol Hall
Jean Graff
Stage Arts
Townsend
Odd Fellow’s Hall Wall
Pres
Doane
Congress
Rep
Fleger
E. Waltz
Waltz
United States
Carpenter’s Hall
Philadelphia
Washington
Tittle Darlene Higgins
Wooster Street
Leah Ray shines after studio neglect in Hollywood
Hollywood gossip recalls Leah Ray, under contract two years without major roles, finally given a substantial scene. The writer blasts producers for not blossoming homegrown talent while chasing European stars and stage finds. He notes March fifteenth tax timing and a rise in marriages amid California community property laws shaping finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Leah Ray
Annal
Europe
New York
Hedy Lamarrs
Simone Simons
Isa Mirandas
Uncle Sam
California
Hollywood Tales of Marriages and Autographs in 1938
In a magazine reminiscence a writer recalls star marriages and fortunes from Hollywoods golden era noting a wife at her peak could save thirty thousand dollars yearly, and recounts autograph chases, sound effects genius Joe Delfino, and a Paramount producer brushing off operatic scenes for a Gladys Swarthout film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Paramount
Gladys Swarthout
McNaught Syndicate
Helen Rose Novak Celebrates Fourteenth Birthday in Amherst
Miss Helen Rose Novak entertained friends Friday at Mrs. Alfred Rolf’s home for her fourteenth birthday. Guests included Grace Thompson Virginia Rich Gloria Mae Alsop Jeanette Velogi Betty Ann Bouman Donna Farey Elizabeth Wirth Mary Gentile Jean Thompson and Mrs Rolli. Events featured games and lunch and gifts for the guest of honor. The South Amherst Players plan an evening three act comedy Aaron Slick From Pumpkin Creek at the school auditorium. The Woman’s Union meets at St John’s Church for an all day session and a noon birthday dinner. A Bible study class will organize at the Methodist Church Wednesday at 6 30 pm led by Rev. M A Burris. Congregational Ladies Dime Society hosts at Mrs Clara Bryant’s Thursday afternoon with an upcoming program. The Royal Neighbor Lodge March meeting is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soutit Amherst
Helen Rose Novak
Alfred Rolf
Helen
Grace Thompson
Virginia Rich
Gloria Mae Alsop
Jeanette Velogi
Betty Ann Bouman
Donna Farey
Elizabeth Wirth
Mary Gentile
Jean Thompson
Rolli
Aaron Slick
Pumpkin Crick
South Amherst
Woman's Union
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Methodist Church
M. A. Burris
Clara Bryant
The
Congregational Ladies Dime Society
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Peggy O'Toole Offered Governess Post at Meredith Home
Peggy O'Toole, a salesgirl at Meredith's Department Store, is approached by store owner Peter Meredith and his wife to become governess to his granddaughter Janice. Peggy weighs the job's full authority and a growing romance with taxi driver Jimmie Butler as she considers the offer. Peggy seeks time to decide while Jimmie presses for a future together and questions money's importance. The decision hinges on whether she can gain complete control over Janice and maintain independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy O'Toole
Meredith
Janice Meredith
Basemen
Janice
Aveti
Pessy
Peggy
Jimmie
Grt
Meredith's Mart
Percy
Siv
Percy Drew
Tean
Peter Meredith
Peter Meredith Jr
Perry
Nevell
Yard-Coods
Cormanion
Peagy
Petcr
Beth
Parish Hosts and Local Guests Highlight Lenten Week
Swiss Hall hosts Thursday evening event with Mrs Henry McKinacki and Mrs Gust Anderson as hostesses. Briefer visits note Clarence White Elyria and Cleveland guests at the William Emery home. Lent services at Nativity Church set for Wednesday 8:00 am and 7:30 pm with ashes, Way of the Cross Friday 7:30 pm. St John Evangelical plans Amherst trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swiss Hall
Henry McKinacki
Gust Anderson
Clarence White
Elyria
Terry
Albert Bickel
Cleveland
William Emery
Charles McQue
Ry. Nm. d. Oretger
Nativity Church
Way of the Cross
St. John's Evangelical Church
Amherst
Lent program announced by First Church Oberlin Ohio
Special Lenten services begin March 3 and run through the season in Oberlin. A February pre-Lenten series featured women of the church. Events include evening studies led by ministers and professors, World Day of Prayer, devotional luncheons, and Holy Week services through April 15 with speakers such as Clarence T. Craig Walter M. Horton Kemper Fullerton and Herbert G. May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
James Brand
Fairchild Chapel
Clarence T. Craig
Walter M. Horton
Kemper Fullerton
Merchants And Employees To Hear Speaker
Elyria merchants and their employees will hear G. W. Sulley describe new ideas in retail merchandise at a dinner meeting. The event at the First M. B. E. Church starts at 7 30 P.M. and is sponsored by the Elyria Chamber of Commerce Merchants division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
G. W. Sulley
Merchants’ Service Bureau
National Cash Register Company
M. BE
Merchants
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Sulley
United States
Canada
Mayor's Court Receipts For February Cited
February receipts total 7300.95 with police court fines 1270 and costs 128.60. Other receipts include liquor licenses 10, wine 22.50, soft drink licenses 6, dance permits 4, and miscellaneous collections as the remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jol. G. Schrack
Life of Christ shown at St Peter's Church
Wednesday evening activities include a motion picture presentation titled Life of Christ at St Peter's Evangelical Church. Parishioners are invited to attend this visual gospel event and consider a prior service at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Americanism Program Held By Legion Here
Members of Karl Wilson Locke Post No. 102 American Legion and auxilary families enjoyed an Americanism program last evening in the Legion Hall after a pot luck supper. Dr F R Dew presided as High School Boys Glee Club sang, Pleasant street school children presented a patriotic skit, Hileen Keller danced, Thomas H Wood spoke on Buckeye Boys State in Columbus, and C E Wigton gave the principal address on Americanism. The post met after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Auxilary
Legion Hall
F. R. Dew
Pleasant Street
Hileen Keller
Thomas H. Wood
Oberlin High School
Buckeye
Columbus
C. E. Wigton
Oberilin Schools
Oberlin Professor Rogers Speaks on Sabbatical Year
Professor Charles G. Rogers of Oberlin College spoke at the Oberlin Exchange Club luncheon at Oberlin Inn about his sabbatical year in Freibourg Germany. His talk featured stereopticon photographs he took during the stay and covered local customs and environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Rogers
Oberlin College
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Rogers
Freibourg
Germany
Daughter born to Comings die at birth in hospital
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fred Comings of West Lorah street Sunday at Arlen hospital died at birth. Burial took place Monday in the family lot at Westwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Comings
Weat Lorah Street
Arlen Hospital
Westwood Cemetery
Oberlin Women's Club hears Prof Artz on foreign relations
The Education department of the Oberlin Women's Club met last evening with Mrs. Frank Tobin of Elm Street. Professor Frederick B. Artz of Oberlin College spoke on Our Foreign Relations from 1919 to 1938. Miss Troxel presented a three-number piano program before the address. A social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artz
Oberlin Women's Club
Frank Tobin
Elm Street
Frederick B. Artz
Oberlin College
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SCP
Tim Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Ywca Public Affairs Committee
Extertains Club
Checker Cab Co
BR. G. Hochenedel, Mgr
Cinb
Netherlands
Rice Brake Service
Bob Rice
Cedar St
DeBray Body Shop
Jimmie Fidler
Mary Astor
Franklin Thorpe
Eleanor Hust
Rex Lease
Sally Eilers
Hoot Gibson
June Collyer
Stuart Erwin
Dorothy Mackaill
Neil Miner
Lola Lane
Lew Ayres
Doug
Mary
Joan
Doug, Jr
Barbara Stanwyck
Frank Faye
Stu Erwin
Harold Lloyd
Joe Delfino
Joe
Charles Corbett
Esther Wood
N. Professor St
Richard Clevenger
First Church
Dean Thomas W. Graham
Callad Christian
Herbert G. May
Clarke M. Cochrane
Pillar of Evil
Harold V. Moore
James Brand House
Legion
Aldae
Muir's
Broad Street
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