Ohio State University origins Spur Society talk
Lee Thompson of Cleveland recalls Ohio State University history from 1862 land grant act to its 13 000 students and 1199 professors. He notes the college's 21 trustee initial setup later revised, Edith Campbell as lone woman trustee, and the 1878 name change to Ohio State University. A society meeting followed with an heirloom display planned for April, new member Katherine Henke welcomed, and refreshments served by Mary Hansman and aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Todd
Agriculture and Mechanical College of Ohio
Aliss Edith Campbell
Cincinnati
Columbus
America
United States
Dorothy Banks
Linnie Kelley
Kathherine Henke
Mary Hansman
Loretta Ready
Iane Dengate
Mayme Gerhart
Maude Billings
Edith McCarthy
Belle Moulton
Grace Elemes
Minnona Kershaw
Biggs and Kirschner Tie The Knot In Cleveland Heights
John Biggs and Miss Pearl M. Kirschner wed at the Church of the Saviour in Cleveland Heights on February 26. The couple, both Miami University graduates, reside in New Castle Pennsylvania at 819 Butler Avenue. Biggs works as assistant manager for the Personal Finance Company and both families attended a private dinner and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Saviour
Cleveland Heights
Pearl M. Kirschner
John Biggs
Foreman
M. T. Kirschner
Taylor Road
Hardy D. Biggs
Middle Aeynue
Anita Cleary
Montclair
New Jersey
William Biggs
Fenwar Hall
Biggs
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Butler Avenue
To Have Inspection By Camp And Auxiliary
Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary of United Spanish War Veterans met at the K of C hall. A Thursday March 11 inspection by Past Department Commander Walter Patterson of Cleveland will have guests from Cleveland Lakewood Lorain and Norwalk. The women’s meeting chaired by Nettie Brown resumed with Ann Southam ill. An essay contest on The Red Cross During the Spanish American War offers cash awards with Eleanor Struck as chairman. The sewing circle meets March 16 with Cassie Haverstick. Refreshments for the next meeting arranged by Minnie Hyman Sylvia Pope and Mae Weiseke. A 30 cent luncheon at the YWCA Monday requires reservations.
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Woodworth
United Spanish War Veterans
K. of C. Ball
Department
Walter Patterson
Cleveland
Lakewood
Lorain
Norwalk
Nettie Brown
Ann Southam
Red Cross
Eleanor Struck
Cassie Haverstick
Minnie Hyman
Sylvia Pope
Mae Weiseke
Galaxy To Entertain At Dinner Bridge On St Patrick's Day
Galaxy to entertain at a dinner bridge on St Patrick's Day with Mrs Carl J Ericsson hosting at her apartment 14 Devon Courts. Decorations featured yellow and pink snapdragons. prizes included a salad purse. Winners were Miss Winifred Seward first Mrs Richard Gollmar second and Mrs Ted F Seward third. Arrangements led by Mrs Robert Bainbridge and Mrs Fitchard S Horan for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Ericsson
Galaxy
Devon Courts
Winifred Seward
Richard Gollmar
Ted FE. Seward
New Club Organised for Miss and Mrs Club
The Miss and Mrs Club met at Mrs. Paul Schneider last evening and elected officers with Miss Helen Monroe as president and treasurer and Mrs. Schneider as secretary. Prizes for bridge went to Miss Alberta Ehlert Miss Jane Lacy and Mrs. Al Bishop. Luncheon served to Mesdames Al Bishop James Re Cu puer o Paul Schneider and Misses Helen Monroe Alberta Ehlert Lyn Browning Ruth Fulger and Jane Lacy. The table featured St Patrick colors and the group adjourned to meet again in two weeks at Miss Lyn Browning’s East River street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schneider
Helen Monroe
Schneider
Bridge
Alberta Ehlert
Jane Lacy
al Bishop
James Re Cupero
Helen Manrroe
Lyn Browning
Ruth Fu
PTA News Highlights School Fundraisers and Programs
Allen Gyril Brecknock led a PTA meeting at the school where Helen Keller day observance was announced. A children’s variety show, finance reports, and reports on playgrounds and basketball were shared, with funds raised totaling 10.60 for the team and 68.50 for equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Gyril Brecknock
Teacher Associates
Hurley Srovick
Dan Steyick
Kemmerer
Frank Harding
Ralph Bauer
Kathryn Schubert
Bers
Wiison Bloom
Jo Bauer
Dorothy Jones
X Bord
Gees
Nell
Calendar Round Table Club meets with Mrs Rodney Rockwood
Sevena Street Catholic Study and No 4 meet with Mrs Jams Vallagher. Order of Eastern Star joins Royal Neighbors of America. The St Maranatha class hosts a supper at First Baptist at 8 60. Program in charge by Hayes and Mrs Maheniet.
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Round Table Club
Rodney Rockwood
Sevena Street
Tnd No. 4
Jams Vallagher
Order of Fastern
Royal Neighbors of America
St. Maranatha
A Hayes
Maheniet
Worcan's Association Holds March Meeting at Mrs Stanford’s Home
The Worcan's Association met at Mrs A Stanford's home for a business session led by Mrs Elsie Scrivens. Reports were given by the work committee and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Rhea Van Boven on Winckles Street on March 14th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Edison Parent-Teacher Association
Second Congregational EU
E. Baun
Leanga Moore
Jefferson
Katherine Smith
Gull
Worcan's Association
A. Stanford
Stanford
Assiai i
Elsie Scrivens
Rhea van Boven
Winckles Street
March Plyth
Community PTA Meetings Share April Plans and Guest Speakers
Hamilton and Jefferson Parent-Teacher Associations held meetings with April events announced including an April party and the play Staddy Long Legs at the high school auditorium. Delegates were named for the District PTA Conference in Marion Ohio on April 18. Dr Robert Faulkner will lecture on Serial Diseases at the YMCA in March. Oberlin guest Anna Brown spoke on India with Gandhi interview. Roosevelt PTA and children presented poems and a kindergarten polka as the bake sale was planned for March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Boylan
C. B. Evans
Rodney Rockwood
Paul Collings
Y. W
Clare Tree Major Players
Elyria Federation of Teachers
P.T. A
Marion
Ohio
Mildred Stuart
Over Shubert
Wayne Meinke
Elyria High School
Beethoven
Mozart
Walters
Overlin
National Labor Relations Board
Doris Kempls
Douglas Marrow
Mandalay
Mother O’ Mine
G. B. Storact
Mre
Louis Kolopos
Hamilton
Fred Hadawar
Parent-Teach Association
Busin
Clare Tree
Auditoriuum
Hadawar
Mee
William Neubiser
District P.T. A
Robert Faulkner
YWL
T. Collins
Winifred Roperts
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Collins
Anna Brown
Oberlin
India
Gandhi
Miss Barnes
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Violet Opra
Jackie Kostyc
Laura Varga
Krzyzoniac
Hospital Admissions and Local Club Meeting Report
Hospital admissions list includes Ames Edward Triesker and several others with addresses on Fifteenth Street and Eighth Street among names like Mary Mihilon Mrs Fayspieger and Jack Hluge. The Secret Society met at Frances Krabec’s Oberlin Road home electing Anna Kasik president Euhel Winsor vice president Mildred Tireer treasurer Arlene Ernst secretary with members Dorothy Smith and Frances Krabee. Next meeting on Thursday March 19 hosted by Arsene Ernst on the Oberlin Road with games and refreshments planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Edward Triesker
Fifteenth Street
Mary Mihilon
Fayspieger
Lora
Wustel
Rich
Devon Courts
Doug Hines
Gulf Road
Clar Maddock
Eighth Street
Jack Hluge
Seecond
Raymond Wikrent
Leslie Waste
Babs
High Street
Stanley Bycrymki
Robert Silver
West Ridge
Secret Society
Frances Krabec
Oberlin Road
Anna Kasik
Euhel Winsor
Mildred Tireer
Arlene Ernst
Secreta
June Bruce
Serife
Horothy Smith
Frances Krabee
Elnl
Arsene Ernst
Mrs Daniels Hosts Parish Sewing Gathering
Mrs Daniels and Mrs Thomas Daniels with Mrs Bishop hosted a St Andrew's Episcopal Church sewing gathering at 222 Glenwood Street on Thursday. Attendees planned to serve the parish supper at the church Wareh seventeenth before a Lenten service, replacing the regular meeting.
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Daniels
Thomas Daniels
W.ob. Bishop
St. Andrew's Episcopal
Glenwood Street
Lenten Bible Hour Observed by YWCA Opens Monday
The Venten seagon season will be observed at the YWCA with a Monday Bible Hour from two to three. The Book of Ruth will be taught by Miss Edna Gray Johnson, who has studied and taught the Bible and spent two months in the Holy Land. Next Monday marks the first session hosted by Methodist women, with Mrs Karl Kaley singing accompanied by Mrs J H Crumley. The hour is free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Gray Johnson
Miss Johnson
Holy Land
Karl Kaley
J. HL Crumley
Women Missionary Society Elects Officers at Owners Home
Mrs C L Bristol and Mrs R P Kirkpatick assisted Mrs J F Sellers as she hosted the United Presbyterian Women and Young Women's Missionary Society. At a Harvard Avenue gathering, devotions led by Mrs Ned Palm featured Be Obedient. Nominating committees proposed officers for the coming year including president Mrs T F Sellers, first vice president Mrs Roso Kirkpat e and secretary Mrs Ark literature secretary Mire Williamson reunited. The April meeting will be at the church with Mrs Williamson and Mrs Bristol in charge. the annual Jew Program follows. Refreshments served to fifteen.
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C. L. Bristol
R. P. Kirkpattick
Usral
T. FL Sellers
Roso Kirkpate
Sice
Fred Ka
Hof Paeth
George Yost
Ise
Ark
Mire
Waliamson
Mra. C. L. Bristol
Bristol
Mecca
Bervond
Avent Iran
Williamson
Edo
West Side Guild Meeting At St Andrew's Church
West Side Guild members met at Mrs Rose Laundon's on East River Street yesterday afternoon for a devotional and discussion of Lent services. President Mrs Rowland Morris noted visiting clergymen will address Lent gatherings with special observances set for March 27 and March 31. After meeting, guests enjoyed refreshments. next gathering is at Mrs Earl Taylor's on Kenyon Avenue March 17 at 2 o'clock.
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West Side Guild
St. Andrew's Church
Rose Laundon
Fast River Street
Ted
Rowland Morris
Turrewrainde
St. Patrick
Earl (. Taylor
Kenyon Avenue
Twelve DeMolays Attain Majority at Special Service and Dance
The jiasid J. Nye Chapter of DeMolay held a special majority service for members reaching age twenty one. Past Master Councilor Harta McNally led as Master Councilor with Paul Thompson and Lloyd Morse as senior and junior counselors. Eleven members were welcomed into citizenship, with remarks on integrity industry and intelligence. A career talk on identity and history by George Knapp accompanied fingerprint demonstrations. Jack Vietzen’s orchestra provided music for the majors dance. Next events include Welfplay degree on March 17 and Jacques DeMolay Day anniversary on March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiasid J. Nye
TWG
Harta McNally
Paul Thomson
P.M. C
Lloyd Morse
Charles Hays
Paul Thompson
George Knapp
Bureau of Identification
Lorain
Bart Frank
Olmsted
Elyria
Steel City
Artemas Beebe
Jack Vietzen
David J. Nie
Jacques DeMolay
Personal notices mix at Cleveland area gathering events
Mrs Lawrence C Young of 418 West Ninth street attended a luncheon for Mrs Gonly AK Brnnwell of Cleveland Heights at Mrs Kriegs on West avenue. The Institute of the National Council of Catholic Women met in Cleveland yesterday at Hotel Cleveland with many local women listed as attendees. Ann Southam of Kenyon Avenue stayed with her grandmother on Budd Avenue. A new daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Russell Rich at Elyria Memorial Hospital on March 4. Various locals planned trips to Florida or visits to Columbus and New York for weekends. The 14 members of the Metropolitan Club gathered for St Patrick's Day celebrations at Mrs Joh von Blums in Oberlin. A Monday lunch program at the YWCA and a review of Vita Sackville-West's book Pep to April 7th concluded the afternoon.
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Lawrence C. Young
West Ninth Street
Gonly AK
S. d. Birkbeck
T. ¥. Boylan
J. O'Connor
R. J. Cratt
William Dann
KR. Gray
Ed Hayes
J. D. Kiser
Walter Plas
R. J. Rouselot
Florida
Leo I. Nichols
East Avenue
Brewster
Ohio
Archie MacNiven
Wilkensburg
Pennsylvania
F. Waldron
Furnace Street
John Head
Columbus
Indiana
Robert Brambridge
Grattan Road
Yerserday
C. Heinewat
Mast Avenue
Eustis
Menuech
Ruth Wilccox
Wilrcox
Ohio State University
Frederick Menge
Jeanne Littl
Harvard Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
George Stevens
William Gates Jr
Cleveland
Geoffrey Gates
New York
J. Lewis Forepaugh
Metropolitan Club
St. Batrick’s
Joh von Blum
Oberlin
Arthur Showalter
Mark Walis
Rommittene
Silver Tea Hears Div A of Second Church Plans
Division A of Second Congregational Church held a Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs Emma Vannelly's home at 86 Spruce Street. Mrs Ruth Crote presided, with Mrs Phoebe Clevenker leading devotion. Committee reports aired, planning for a St Patrick's party and church silver tea on March 17. Hosts Mrs Hazel Boygtat and Mrs Julia Wella invited guests. Next meeting set for April 7 with Mrs Nell Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Vannelly
Spruce Street
Second Congregational Church
W.l Woodcock
Ruth Crote
Phoebe Clevenker
St. Patrick's
Lorain Bridge Party At Miss Paskvan Home
Miss Margaret Paskvan hosted Kim Ko club associates on East Avenue Lorain last evening. Two bridge tables played with Miss Doris Schaefer winning first prize and Miss Margaret Krugman taking consolation. Guests dined by candlelight as gifts were exchanged. next meeting set for Elyria with Mrs Helen Olentk Poh Lith.
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Margaret Paskvan
Kim Ko
East Avenue
Lorain
Dorissehaefer
Margaret Krugman
Schaefer
Marge Paskyau
Elyria
Helen Olentk
Oberlin Cosmopolitan Club Meets At Mrs Wesel Home
Oberlin students gathered at 245 George Street for a Cosmopolitan club meeting. Miss Frances Castle of Oberlin College spoke on impressions of China gleaned through teaching and associations in Shiausi. The next Cosmopolitan meeting is planned for April 6 with a location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
J. Wesel
George Street
Awen Nielsen
Hogiese
Ianteheon Colrge
Appretols
St. Patricks
Frances Catle
Oberjin College
China
Shiausi
Past Presidents Help Canton Auxiliary Meet with Margaret Ha bid
Past presidents of Canton Auxiliary met with Margaret Ha bill yesterday for a well attended gathering despite some members being reported ill. Rhelphardt headed the business meeting. Special prizes went to Mrs. Sadie Strohl and Mrs. Gertrude Johnson. Luncheon followed and the date for the next meeting will be announced later.
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Canton Auxiliary
Margaret Habill
No Play Day Cancelled for Stirk Heperton Students
No Play Day is scheduled tomorrow as reserves from Aly frarfetal and Franklin schools will meet at the Yo W. Cl AL e imnasium in the morning for practice ahead of a recognition service.
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Stirk Heperton
Aly,frarfetal
Franklin
Yo W. Cl
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