Election set for W C A Federation officers and March programs
The annual W C A Federation election chose Ina Mae Adell as chief executive with Ruth Albrecht as vice president Jebsig Bullock as secretary and Doris Jumont as treasurer. March plans include a book review on March 17 and the nationwide business girls banquet on March 24 with a speaker on international affairs. The literary club then reviewed a memoir of Marie Grand Duchess of Russia detailing Autocracy Awakening and Escape with author now in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offer
W. C. A. Federation
Mise Ina Mae
Gladys Williamessa
Marie Duchess OF
Marie
Grand Duchess of
Pessia
Claire Wiles
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
United States
Europe
Dimitri
Russia
Prince William of
Sweden
Lenpart
Rasputin
Alex Putiatin
America
Prince Lennet
Chicago
Dorothy Wilcox
Kéren Nielsen
Elizabeth Stevens Society Session at Firat Methodist Church
Members met at 5 30 p m for Elizabeth Stevens Society business at Firat Methodist Church with Mrs Harry Bosworth in charge. Nominating committee chosen to report next month. Sunshine treasurer Mrs Peter Kosinski gave report. Dinner by Mrs H B Long group, program led by Mrs Fred Sheldon with Lenten devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Firat Methodist Church
Harry Bosworth
Firat
Henry Hardrich
Clarence Beagel
Jay Fitch
Peter Kosinski
Sunshine
H. B. Long
A. A. Piper
Oscar
Dana
Fred Sheldon
J. L. Bridgland
Alice Nichols
Maurine Decker
Lorain
Louise Brown
American Legion Auxiliary Forms Junior Organization
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Hall and initiated three new members Mrs Elizabeth Ferriman Mrs Elizabeth Mischka and Miss Patricia Davis A junior auxiliary was voted to be organized with Mrs Arthur Smith in charge Mary Kolopos was elected second vice president Fern Sudro the president and Ruth Leembuis secretary reported on the midyear conference in Columbus Lena Taber and A T Sibler won prizes The next meeting is March seventeenth with a card party to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Elizabeth Ferriman
Elizabeth Mischka
Patricia Davis
Sunshine
Amiliary
Arthur Smith
Mary Kolopos
Fern Sudro
Nira
Ruth Leembuis
Columbus
Mooseheart Legion Card Party Boosts Community Bonding
Women of the Mooseheart Legion held a well attended card party with eight Pedro tables. Prizes went to Joseph Massey and Charles Miller first, William Sabin and A. Brown second, G. Dostall consolation. Banco prizes to Emma Dostall and John Smolka first, George Smith and Howard Dostall second, Elizabeth Warmen and Ernest Sparks third. Luncheon served. Next meeting March 17. Boy Scouts gathered twenty with Scout Master Fowls leading. Bake sale planned to fund Community Chest pledge. Women’s Benefit Association also held a card party at Mrs. Olmsted’s with Pedro and five hundred. prizes to high scores. tureen supper served next Tuesday at six. Triple Four Bridge Club hosted by Miss Margaret Stirzaker. prizes to Margaret Taylor and Ruth Haag. next meet in two weeks. Catherine Kolb hosted Lindy Lodge. business noted a swimming party planned for March 14. next meeting at LaVaughn Hinkle’s. Eleven Y-Indus Club members and guests enjoyed a swimming party at the Y.M.C.A. pool. aquatic activities and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Boor
Helen Crowe
George Street
Helen Colgan
Ferguson Swank
Johnstown
Pennsyania
Evelyn Brown
Lorain
Grace Huneke
Dorothy Martin
Lewis
Buster Cruse
Colorado
Roy
Mooseheart Legion
Man Hall
Pedro
Bucco
Joseph Massey
Charles Miller
William Sabin
A. Brown
G. Dostall
Banco Prises
Emma Dostall
John Smolka
George Smith
Howard Dostall
Elizabeth Warmen
Ernest Sparks
The
Methodist Church
Fowls
Charles Hutt
Women’s Benefit Association
Triple Four Bridge Club
Margaret Stirzaker
Cornell Avenue
Mabel Kofske
Ruth Krebs
Helen Gusky
Margaret Taylor
Ruth Haag
Catherine Kolb
Lindy
Miga Catherine Kolb
Butternut Ridge
Berty
Adah
Marian
E. L Brecknock
Oscar G. Poey
Grand Sire
Cuba
C. J. Miller
Elyria
Plato Lodge
Amherst
James Fitzpatrick
Fred Beckwith
Northwest
W. H. van Oster
Noble Grand
Herbert Wilson
Ralph Reinhart
Milan Lodge No
Milan Lodge
Elyria Lodge
Otlo Thommasson
Southwestern
Cleveland
Otto Mischka
Odd Fellowship
W. C. Lockwood
George Drake
E. J. Lockwood
Melvin Sayres
Milan
Evening club and lodge events in Elyria area
Local clubs and organizations meet tonight including Utopia Club with Mrs Walter Standen, Elyria Nurses Association, American Legion Auxiliary, Round Table Club, Pilgrim Church Woman's Association, Daughters of Ivanhoe, St Andrew's Men's Club, St Clair Rabekah Lodge, and Marshall Chapter R A M. Young People of St Pauls plan Easter Sunrise service and membership drive. Ongoing Odd Fellows meeting features reports on Fathers and Sons banquet, Cuba trip, and upcoming Third Degree with Milan Lodge guests. Next Elyria Lodge health talk and adjusted schedule for league games discussed.
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Utopia Club
Walter Standen
Mast River Street
Nurses
Alymnae Association
Elyria Memorial Hospital
County Council of American Legion Auxiliary
Elyria
St. Clair Rabekah Lodge
Marshall
St Johns 00 Club Entertained by Miss Sudro in Lorain
St Johns 03 Club members were hosted by Miss Rica Sudro at her sister Mia Alma Trinter's Lorain home for seven o'clock dinner. Helen Kraft chaired the brief meeting in the president's absence with a topic on Kig urea of the Old Testament. The next gathering is set for April tenth at Mrs Laura Thompson's on Tenth street. A baby girl was born March second at Elgin Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Clellan Andress of Courtland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's
Lorain
St. John’s
Rica Sudro
Mia
Alma Trinter
Helen Kraft
Clara Bucholz
Kigurea
Laura Thompson
Tenth Street
Clellan Andress
Courtland Street
Elginh Memorial Hospital
Garden Club Seeks Winter Blooming Shrub Experiments
Garden Club members are invited to experiment with flowering shrubs that bloom in winter by bringing twig samples in water. Postponed meeting set for March tenth in the Elsha Savings and Trust Company directors room. The item mentions flowering quince, flowering almond, and pussy willow as possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Elsha Savings and Trust Company
Pilgrim Community Church Plays Set for Thursday and Friday
Circle Four M FE church repeats plays at Pilgrim Community Church on Thursday March 5th and Friday March 6th at 8 p.m. Tickets cost 25e and We.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE
Community meetings fill Thursday schedule across clubs
Hamilton P T A meets Thursday afternoon with student performances and a general discussion led by Mrs W C McClellan. The Bible Close gathers at Baptist East Avenue House for a six o clock dinner. Circle No 4 of the Methodist church repeats The Fountain of Youth and Mary Muldoona Morning. Pilgrim Community church hosts events at St Marys Altar Society Sewing Circle Thursday afternoon and Friday evenings. Elyine Womans Club Civics and Political Science department meets Friday afternoon with William Oldham speaking. Friendly Twelve Card Club hosts Mrs Frank Derek Thursday afternoon. Neighborhood Bible Class District No 10 meets with Mrs Maron Smith Thursday evening. Central Guild of St Andrews Church entertained by Mrs Nettie Laundon. Easter boxes to Chillicothe soldiers approved. Musical Art Society students gathered at Miss Margaret Huge’s home for Dance Forms Old and New with multiple piano and violin pieces. Next meeting April seventh at Mrs H Schwinds home, American Music in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s League
St. Paul’s Church
League
Nelle Washke
Sylvia Chernyenko
Alice Pittman
Russell Manns
Hamilton P. T. A
W. C. McClellan
Business and Industrial Women's Bible Close
Baptist
Pilgrim Community Church
St. Mary's
Neighborhood Bible Class District No. 10
Maron Smith
Gates Avenue
Central Guild
St. Andrew's Church
Nettie Laundon
Sixth Street
J. Fletcher
Chillicothe
Harry King
Plaza
East Avenue
The
Musical Art Society
Margaret Huge
Gracecourt
Ann Carse
Louise Keeler
McCullough
Doris Helmling
Erb
Dolly May
Friedman
Florence Sellers
Moszkowski
Bohm
Ida Mae Smith
Irene Upton
Grieg
Dorothy Faxon
Godard
Mary Holghauer
Fannie Beller
Miss McCullough
Etude Fantastic
Friml
Willa Bliss
Mr and Mrs Bivins Farewell Party Held
Honoring Mr and Mrs Claude Bivins who are moving to Oklahoma, the Chapmen hosted at Graf ton Road. Guests included Mayor and Mrs Hewitt Miss Margaret Hewitt, Mr and Mrs Thayer Chapman and Constance, and the Bivinses. Sweet peas adorned the table and bridge games followed dinner with top prizes awarded to Mrs Hewitt and Mr Elvina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Bivins
Oklahoma
Eric Chapmen
Grafton Toad
Harry
Hewitt
Margaret Hewitt
Thayer Chapman
Constance
Elvina
Bivins
J. Bins
Boys Missionary Society Hears Book Review
The United Presbyterian church group had thirteen attend. R Kirkpatrick reviewed the third chapter of Life of John J Paton covering his departure for foreign mission fields. Future meetings will feature more reviews and an officer election is set in two weeks. Mrs John Rawson and Mr Frank Briggs returned from Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tme Hoys’ Missionary Society
The
United Presbyterian Church
John J. Paton
R. Kirkpatrick
Mineton Fields
John Rawson
Frank Briggs
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Florida
Personal notices of local residents and travels
Mr and Mrs R J Thomas Kaya moved from the Devon Court Apartments to 336 East Ninth Street. Mrs R C Stanford 60 Columbus Street was taken to the Clinic for operative treatment and is doing nicely. Maz Gerber Chestnut Street recovering after an operation at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Miss Doris Todd confined to her home with a knee injury. Mrs S Bantnger spending the week in Toronto as guest of her mother. Mr and Mrs H C Weil of Ci embas Street returned from a trip to New York City. Miss Anne Louise Baker Harrison Street left to visit Nerslater. Mrs Hotmen of Johns town Pennsylvania will visit Pittsburgh and Washington DC. Robert Austin of Ann Arbor Michigan and fiance Miss Dolores Eaton of Lansing Michigan were weekend guests of Dr and Mrs H J Austin. Mr and Mrs Fred Gref and daughter Betty Jane and Mrs A Warren of Cleveland were weekend guests of Dr and Mrs Austin, Mrs Warren staying longer.
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R. J. Thomas Kaya
Devon Court
East Ninth Street
R. C. Stanford
Columbus Street
Maz Gerber
Chestnut Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ano
Misa Doris Todd
Fifth Street
F. Bantnger
Toronto
Canada
H. C. Weil
Ci ‘Embas Street
New York City
Anne Louise Baker
Harrison Street
Ner Slater
Hotmen
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Washington, D. C
Robert Austin
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Dolores Eaton
Thirty Attend Luncheon at Elyria Country Club
Thirty guests joined a luncheon in the private dining room of Elyria Country Club hosted by Mrs. George Gould and Mrs. W. H. Patton. Six tables of auction bridge awarded prizes to Mrs. Carl Lerach, Mrs. E. J. Chap, and Mrs. James Hewitt while contract bridge went to Mrs. Paul Gestsel, Mrs. Clinton Krantz, and Mrs. Jack Flynn. The hostesses will again serve as hostesses for the March seventeenth luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
George Gould
W. H. Patton
Carl Lerach
E. J. Chap
James Hewitt
Paul Gestsel
Clinton Krantz
Jack Flynn
Fashions by Frances Paget 1931 millinery trends
New York fashion notes describe stronger color contrasts in hats and outfits. Tri color ensembles appear in vivid combinations with Watteau silhouettes dominating, featuring tilted brims and angel face effects seen in spring trends, with dandeau flowers feathers and ribbons used across quality groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Paget
New York
Bridges to stay open 34 hours daily at three ports
Mexican and American authorities have agreed to keep the Browneville Eagle Pass and Villa Acuna bridges open 34 hours daily to facilitate international travel. Washington and Mexican officials have approved the measure, reversing past midnight closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex
Browneville
Eagle Pass
Villa Acuna
Washington
Mexico
North Carolina graduate school to award $18,000 in scholarships
The graduate school of the University of North Carolina will award fellowships valued at more than $18,000 and a number of other scholarships and appointments for the academic year 1931-1932, according to Dr. W. W. Pierson, graduate dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
N. C
Graduate School
University of North Carolina
W. W. Pierson
Castoria Promises Relief for Baby Ailments
The adverteaclaims Castoria soothes fretful spells fevers and sleeplessness in babies. It says colic and constipation may cause discomfort and urges keeping Castoria handy with dosing adjustments for growing children. Genuine Fletcher's Castoria is guaranteed by signature.
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Castonna
Castona
Fletcher
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Y.W.C. A. Federation
Armbruster
Gratten
Spa la Crom
Shelton
Harvard
Mary
Lena Taber
A. T. Sibler
Olmsted
Y-Indus Club
M.C. A
Rose Kolb
Emeratt Repees
George Bush
Ste. Watt Wuttt
ODD Fellows
Mrs. Maude Bouldin
Maude Bouldin
Lorain CO. C. E. Business Meeting
Lorain County
Christiaa Endeavor Union
Warne Burdue
Stanford Ave
Elyryn
Ira E. Landrith
Ten
Ira Oliver
Rodger Rogers
Lucille Botomer
Advance Findlay
Julianne E. Lengel
Robert Hable
Howard Ladrick
State Office
Dwight Everard
Mabel Sayles
Margaret Jantz
Melvo Niggle
Church OF Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Paul Wainwright
Mr. Wainwright
W. O. Smith
Fowler
Wainwright
Mr. Smith
Canton
Ohio
First Christians Church
North Side Guild
Robert Wilson
St. Andrew’s Church
Park Avenue
Colburn
Earl Taylor
Mr. and
Mrs. Bivins
Boys’ Missionary Society
Watteau
Cbs
Mother Gray Co
F. Basineer
Elyria Clinic
Elyria Savings and Trust Bank Building
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook
la Grange Grange Hall
Purity Bakery
Second Street
T. J. Hutchings
Georgie Porgies
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