PTA Meeting Highlights Travel Talk and Arts
Mrs. William Conrad of Cleveland spoke to the Parent-Teacher Association on Shopping and Traveling in Europe in 1937 covering Italy Germany Welland France and England plus shops foods cloths and public reaction to current events. Seventh graders danced a Czecho Slovakian piece and won attendance. The next meeting plans Abraham Lincoln movie March 11 and a talk on Obedience. Franklin Fathers will run the March meeting with Oliver Shubert and Wayne Menke performing duets and a following debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Conrad
Cleveland
Parent-Teacher Association
C. H. Whitlock
Abraham Lincoln
Yrankein
Frank- Ye
T. A
Mnd
Franklin Fathers
Oliver Shubert
Wayne Menke
Elyria High School
Hotl
Too Weary From Work To Play
Ad highlights fatigue from work and constipation draining happiness. It promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle stimulant to bile flow, offering mild relief without harsh laxatives. The message claims millions use the product yearly and mentions prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Hold Hard Times Party At Mrs DeForest Smith Home
The G G G club held a hard times party at b04 East Broad Street with guests in period costumes. Marguerite Wolfe and Dorothy Davies won best original costumes, and Mrs Mabel Castle received the special club prize. A scavenger hunt followed a two course luncheon. The next meeting is March 15 at Marguerite Wolfe’s home 419 Huron Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. G. Club
Mabel Castle
Marguerite Wolfe
Huron Street
Wear Old Hats Each Octave Club Event Recalls St Patrick Motif
Members of a local club met with Mrs. Julia Philion of Bari Court last night. The bag hat game was played with hats passed until music stopped, then each girl wore her held hat. Dorothy Mercer and Mary Bartrer won for scores. Plans include bowling and roller skating as alternating activities. A St Patrick’s Day motif appeared in the dining area and a salad course was served. The group adjourned to meet March fifteenth with Elizabeth Papp of Vulcan street. A separate note mentions the National Labor Relations Board debate, Oberlin College Debating team, and a P T A meeting at St Agnes Parish Hall with first aid class announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Philion
Bari Court
Hearts
Dorothy Mercer
Mary Bartrer
Elizabeth Papp
Vulcan Street
ST. Agnes St. Agnes
Parent-Teacher Association
Russell Powers
Bauer
Edison School
P T. A
Marlon Ohio
Clyde Barr
Powers
Revenge Club
Marie Buduch
Cleveland Street
Bunco
Mabel Pratt
Virginia Yuronich
Pratt
Wilma Lamats
Lamats
John Penrod
Arthur Alexander
E. R. Novak
Gordon Ely
Hast Bridge Street
Alexander
Phillip Busch
Penrod
Robson Court
Lorain Hostess Club Holds Monday Meeting in Lorain
Lorain Hostess The Stitch and Chatter Club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Culia Carlson. Sewing and banco were the focus with Miss Helen Hackett winning first prize, Mrs. Klara Steele second, and Mrs. Ethel Harris consolation. Attendees included Miss Hackett, Mrs. Barbaresso, Miss Barbaresso, Mrs. Harris all of Elyria, and Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Carlson, and Mrs. Gertrude Carlson of Lorain. Next meeting set for Miss Georgia Barbaresso’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Stitch and Chatter Club
Culia Carlson
Sewing
Banco
Helen Hackett
Klara Steele
Ethel Harris
Cula Barbaresso
Georgia Barbaresso
Elyria
Culla Carlson
Gertrude Carlson
Mrs Roth Reviews Catholic Study Club On Friday Take
Mrs Roth reviews the 1937 Leonard Finney book Fish on Friday for Catholic Study Club No 3 hosted by Mrs Gerald O Connor on Thirteenth Street assisted by Mrs Ellsworth Bursley. Current events follow with a child training paper by Reverend S J Mauer presented by Mrs James Mc Laughlin. Mrs McLaughlin to entertain March 15 at Middle Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club
Gerald O'Connor
Thirteenth Street
Ellsworth Bursley
Fred Roth
Leonard Finney
S. J. Mauer
James McLaughlin
Social club meetings and upcoming pajama party
Miss Louise Enterim hosted a gathering Tuesday evening where business was conducted and a skating party planned. Prizes went to Charlotte Moore and Betty Ryan, with a lunch served by the hostess. Next meeting set for March 8 at Louise Knierim’s home in pajama party form. Physicians To Meet regular Lorain County Medical Society session is planned for March 5 at Hotel Antlers in Lorain with dinner and a program by Dr. Charles R. Meek on modern treatments. Miss Gertrude Hotow hosted Rip-N-Stitch at 335 Ninth Street with a business meeting and gifts for officers, then knitting and sewing followed by dessert lunch. Next meeting scheduled for April 15 at Ruth MacDowell’s Cascade Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Enterim
Sigloe
Charlotte Moore
Betty Ryan
Louise Knierim
Lorain County Medical Society
Gertrude Hotow
Ninth Street
Kathryn Smith
Ruth MacDowell
Cascade Street
Rica Sudro
St. John’s ’03
Fourth Street
Tillie Ehrke
Social club card evening features bridge and pinochle
Lambda Chi Eleven members joined Mrs Herman Goodspeed for a social evening of bridge and pinochle with plans announced for a March 8 meeting at Miss Harrison's Grafton road home. Prizes went to Miss Florence Sanders and Miss Mildred Johns while Miss Seward entertained guests and shared stories of a California trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chi
Herman Goodspeed
Chestnut Ridge
Sesason
June Huarrigon
Harrison
Grafton Road
Ecru
Joyce Gregg
Jeanette Youry
Fourth Street
Catherine Seward
California
Bridge
Florence Sanders
Mildred Johns
Seward
Party Follows Meeting of Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
The regular Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association meeting last evening was followed by a members card party with prizes awarded at each table. Officers hosted the gathering and served refreshments. this was the last event before Lent. The next regular meeting is set for April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Bingo Party For Cap tain P D Reefy Circle Members
Twenty five people gathered at Mrs. Charles Decker s Lake Avenue home for a bingo party hosted by Captain P D Reefy Circle Ladies of the G A R. Winners were Mrs Nina Husman first prize and Delmar Huffman second prize. Mrs Margaret Kroeder received consolation. Refreshments followed. A next gathering is planned at Mrs Myrtle Rose s No 8 Water Street next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Reefy
Charles Decker
Lake, Avenue
Nina Husman
Delmar Huffman
Margaret Kroeder
Ridgeville Study Club Meets at Wilam Schmittgen Home
The Mothers Study club of Ridgeville gathered at the Cleveland road residence yesterday with co host Mrs. C T Winck les. Fourteen members and three guests attended. Mrs Sterling Mills reviewed On the Quiet Shore and refreshments followed. Next meeting will be a luncheon to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Study Club
Mothers Study Club
Ridgeville
Wilam Schmittgen
Cleveland Road
C. T. Winckles
Sterling Mills
Amherst residents granted licenses for two professionals
Kenneth Pletch, 29, an Amherst engineer, and Florence Bohley, 27, also of Amherst, have obtained professional licenses indicating official recognition of their credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Pletch
Amherst
Florence Bohley
Litchfield March Events On Dockets And Meet Dates
Litchfield announces a bi monthly King's Daughters class meeting on Tuesday March 8 hosted by Mrs Court Sears with aides Mrs Alia Hastings and Mrs C M Turner. Litchfield Chapter O E S holds a regular meeting March 3 at 7 30 PM at Masonic hall. Litchfield lodge F and A M meets March 7 in regular session. East Street division to serve the school lunch March 8. Also noted are social gatherings, a local high school junior class birthday party for Evelyn Holmes, Jolly 20 Pedro club hosted by Mr and Mrs Wm Spieth, and relocation of the North Street farm by Court Rasor to Waldron Michigan. Me dina County Past Matrons Association to meet March 9 at Seville. Youths who performed Cast la Guerre at the county drama festival will present it again at town hall March 4 with a free admission and a silver offering. Three measles cases are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
King’s Daughters
Court Sears
Alia Hastings
C. M. Turner
Litchfield Chapter
Masonic Hall
Litchfield Lodge F
A. M
East Street Division
Evelyn Holmes
Wm. Spieth
Squires of
Penfield
North Street
Mary Stranahan
Arleigh Browand
Court Rasor
Waldron, Mich
Rasor
Bob
Local Family Visitors and Weekend News Notes
In town, Albert Fenn and Joanne Homan’s sons Charles Miller of Loyal Oak and George Selberling of Akron visited the Dr. Scudder home. Francee Lloyd returned from Ohio State University for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Scoville and Mrs. Nettie Bennett of Kiyria were Sunday guests of Mrs. Mina Gatt. News notes mention O. H. Kellogg and daughter Geraldeen with Oldric Langton in Grafton, Kellogg hosting Mrs. Stowell Booy of Chatham, Donald Bradley back from Lodi hospital after an operation. Rev. H. Schott and son Taddy of Toledo saw friends in Litchfield. Mrs. Chas. Ronnip visited Blanche in Cleveland. Henry Pfeiffer and Clarence Wise accompanied by others to visit relatives in Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Town
Albert Fenn
Joanne Homan
Charles Miller
Loyal Oak
George Selberling
Akron
Oldric
Langton
Grafton
Ses
Kellogg
Stowell Booy
Chatham
Donald Bradley
Lodi Hospital
H. Schott and Son
Taddy
Toledo
Litchfield
Chas, Ronnip
Blanche
Cleveland
Henry Pfeiffer
Clarence Wise
Local Visits Round Out Week in North Olmsted Elyria and Cleveland
C Kindig of Mewth plans visit with brother Orville Mindy on Sunday. Mr Trynosk of North Olmsted visits Mr and Mrs Clyde Bradley this week. Mrs Will Stegman and her Elyria area son were Sunday guests of Mr Stegman’s sister Mrs Bradley. Esther Jenne visits Mr and Mrs C J Brown in Cleveland for several days this week.
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Parent-Teacher Association News
National Labor Relations Board
Oberlin College
Franklin P.T. A
Strach
BIG Ben Lump
Murbach
THE
Elyria Lumber & Coal No
ChestNut St
Crekore
Mrs. Roth
Miss Seward
Mrs. Thorley
Fb. Thorley
Jolly Hight Pedro Club
Nicholy Court
Pedro
Helen Smith
Hattie Schroeder
Elizabeth Willhelmy
Arthur Miller
Oak Street
Wirth
Nichols Court
Elsie Shapiro
Semper Fidelis Club
Furnace Street
Joyce Hastings
Agnes Blair
Kathleen Sinnott
K. of
Chail
Dewey Avenue
Young Women’s League
Helen Teppan Berthoff
Heinrich Heine
Untermeyer
Y. W. CG
Naomi Burge
Luella Bigenmann
Leona Callahan
Eleanor Phiel
Columbus
Dorothy Harper
Frances Clinker
Hannorah May
Mary Sheely
Zetta Brooks
Betty Corkill
Margaret Mahan
Yes
League
Monopoly Club
Fell Home
Beatrice Yell
Delta Chi
Dorothy Lingenfelter
Rosalie Boron
Lingenfelter
Clarence Brown
Mary O’connor
Indian Hollow Road
Dorothy Koontz
Cornell Avenue
Betty Schaefer
Rose Bilow
Eleanor Krugman
Riverdale Court
Johnston Gift & Knit Shop
Secona St
Birkline’s
Mir
Mars
O. H. Kellogg
Geraldeen
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