Kiwanis Club Observes Its Fifth Anniversary
Elyria Kiwanis marks five years since chartering with Gov. Heddleston delivering an address. George L. Richwine posts a perfect attendance record since formation. New member welcomed. guests from Lorain Lakewood Akron Toledo Cleveland and East Cleveland attend.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Russell C. Heddleston
Easterpool
Garer
Ohio
Br Kiwanis
3Rganization
George L. Richwine
International Kiwanis
Elyria Club
Robert D. Oldfield
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
J. Ed. Betteridge
Lorrain
Lakewood
Akron
Toledo
Cleveland
Fast
Risenmus
Cuds
Davis
Bill Ditton
Cartert
East Cleveland
Antlers
Lorain
Installation Services Held For U P Church Minister
The new pastor of the United Presbyterian Church, Rev. Brown, was installed last evening in the church auditorium with three representatives of the Cleveland Presbytery in attendance. Rev. J Weif acted as moderator and gave a fine sermon. Rev. J Shaw McLean delivered the address and commended the pastor to the congregation noting his duties and the church’s support. A reception for the Rev. Mr. Brown will be held later. the date for his formal installation is to be announced.
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Terian Church
Brown
Cleveland
J. Shaw McLean
Mr. Brown
Miss Jean Josselyn Weds M. J. Graff in Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Jean Josselyn and M. J. Graff were married last evening at 329 Blaine Street in a quiet ceremony conducted by Rev. W. L. Barner. The bride wore blue georgette and black crepe, carried sweet peas, and was attended by Mrs. C. W. Ryan as bridesmaid with Mr. Ryan as best man. The couple will reside in the Sharp block after April first and Mrs. Graff will continue her insurance business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric D. Chapman
Chapman
Clera Klaes
Huron
Evening Choirs and Community Events Listed
St Pauls choir meets for rehearsal at the church while Second Congregational rehearses at Parish House at 7 20 pm A Leap Year Dance hosted by Court of Honor and various lodge groups gather at Wurst Hall and Grace Lutheran Church Daughters of Scotia Lady Robertson Lodge and Order of Eastern Star attend at Masonic Temple A reception honors Dr and Mrs F L Walker at First Church Chestnut Grove PTA meets at the school Franklin Association hosts a pre teacher event in the school auditorium SMILE AND DIAL CLUB enjoys a fine circus night with entertainment by Lila Barr and Frances Gibons. details on seating and acts follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Choir
Second Congregational
Grangi Securit
Royal Neighbors of America
Mayflower Camp
Wurst Hall
Grace Lutheran Church
Daughters of Scotia
Lady Robertson Lodge
BP. Hall
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
First Church
F L. Walker
Chestnut Grove
Parent Teachere Association
Franklin Pasociation
Franklin School
Smila Auth
Gither Marck
Lila Barr
Fae Sani
Frances Gibons
Tieappoin
Keene Cribwe
Fortnightly Club Meeting Soiree Hosted by Mrs Bramay
The Fortnightly Club was hosted by Mrs. Charles Bramay at her Second Street home yesterday afternoon. The program featured readings including Louis XV, and selections from Voltaire. The next meeting is set for March with Mrs. Chase on Ohio Street.
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Charles Bramay
Charles P
Secon Street
Taeper
Louis AV
Marquise Fir Pomperoni
Comtesse du Barry
George Stevens
Hyttre
Braman
Madame de ‘Venvin
Madame du Chatelet
Voltaire
E. F. Allen
Seth
Mrs. Chase
Ohio Street
Entertain Club Hosts Sunterneen Card Group
Mrs. Jacob Young assisted by Mrs. M. McMullen entertained the Sunterneen Card Club Thursday afternoon at 1234 Nirdie Court. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Derekst, Mrs. J. Faulhaber, and Mrs. C. Schultz. member Mrs. S. Reisler ill at 642 Ledi Street. club sent plant. Luncheon enjoyed. next meeting March 20 at Mrs. Usher’s 461 Roosevelt Street.
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Jacob Young
Niride Court
Meflen
Sunterneen Card
Usher
Roosevelt Street
Rs. Slack
Entertain Club Hosts Mah Jong Party at Ex Street
The Ex Street club hosted a Mah Jong event with guests invited by K. KH. Ciup. Chinese style decorations adorned the rooms and a luncheon was served after the games. Louise Ingwer will host the next gathering at her home on Ci d ext land street.
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Ex Street
Louise Ingwer
Ci d
Land Street
Mrs. Carl Martin Elected President of Hamilton Parent Teachers
The Hamilton Parent Teachers Association met with four musical numbers from Miss Henry’s second graders and two solos by Dorothy Fu. Mrs. Carl Martin was elected president, with W. A. Dean and Miss Elizabeth Freese as officers, and J. H. Brown secretary and C. B. Lemon treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Dorothy Fu
Gee
Tulx
Hamilton
Parent-Teachers Association
H. Strickler
Association
Carl Martin
W. A. Dean
Elizaeth Freese
J. HR. Brown
C. B. Lemon
J. L. Birdsall
Division A Second Congregational Church Meeting Delights Members
Division A of the Second Congregational Church held a fine meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Scheuneman at 35 Lake Avenue with Mrs. Heath and Mrs. Mary Seville assisting. A social hour followed with dainty refreshments and a pleasant afternoon. The next gathering is set for April 3 at the Parish House Lake Avenues hosted by Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Cleavenger, Mrs. Bemis and Mrs. Pelter.
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Second
Irs
Scheuneman
Lake Avenue
Tats Heath
Mary Seville
Lake Avenues
Norther
West Street
BL AL Wells
Perty Cleavenger
Cora Bemis
Jennie Pelrer
Woman's Civic Club Supper Announcement
The Woman's Civic Club hosts a supper on Wednesday March 12 at 6 30 p m Tickets go on sale Friday and Saturday at Central Book Store for the event aiming to raise funds for club projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Civic Club
Foreign Missionaries Guest at First Church Supper
Six foreign missionaries spoke at the Congregational church supper last evening. Reports from Mrs Maude Warner and Mrs Elizabeth Stelle in China, Miss Edith Husted in Japan, F S Jeffrey in India, and Rev Robert Stapleton in Western Turkey highlighted progress in China Japan and India. Dean Thomas W Graham presided and Miss Daisy Coleman attended. A girls class staged a short drama to showcase missionary work.
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Congregational Church
Maude Warner
China
Oberlin
Edith Husted
Japan
Elizabeth Stelle
Jeffrey
India
Robert Stapleon
Turkey
Hhe
Pilgrey Church Concert Promises Community Music Evening
The Pilgrim Community Church choir at Garford school presents a Sunday concert on March 9 at 7 30 pm. The program includes preludes, vocal duets and solos, choruses by the choir and school, and a short address by the pastor. Performers mentioned include Gladys Hives Florence Trautman Clarence Trautman Marion Heal June Heal George Heuser and Mrs Geo Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Community Church
Garford
Gladys Hives
Mr. Wilson
Fiorence
Clarence Trautman
Hessler
Marion
June Heal
George Heuser
Pilgrim
D. A. Stanford
Paul Stanford
Handel
Phosi
Max Speick
Charles Teller
Ruth Xrenford
Dorothy Britch
William Coo
Gladys
M C Club Plans Next Meeting After Busy Evening
The M C Club met at Mrs C Fees on Longford Street with fourteen members. Winners included Mrs R J Winckels Mrs Fred Dumke and J Shuster among the ladies and Ball Jack Schuster and W Shafer among the men. W Given was nominated president and a luncheon followed before adjourning to March 20 at Mrs J Ball on Cascade Street.
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C. Ufert
E. Wieland
M. C
C. Fees
Longford Street
R. J. Winckls
Fred Dumke
Shuster
Ball
Jack Schuster
W. Shafer
W. Given
J. Ball
Cascade Street
Social Club Entertained at 225 Cleveland Street
Herbert Schultz hosted a social club event last evening at 225 Cleveland Street. Prizes awarded: first to Mrs. Henry Dildine and Charles Kaiser. second to Mrs. Charles Gildenmeister and Henry Dildine. third to Mrs. Doeble and Charles Gildenmeister. Luncheon served. next gathering planned with Mrs. Frank Kaiser on Loch Street, Thursday March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Schultz
Cleveland Street
Henry Dildine
Charles Kaiser
Charles Gildenmeister
Doeble
Frank Kaiser
Loch Street
Emergency Club Meeting Hosts Mrs Swartz
Mrs B Swartz of West Broad Street entertained the Emergency Club Thursday afternoon. The club voted to join the Federation of Women's Clubs. After business, refreshments were served and the club adjourned to meet in April with Mrs Richard Bell and Mrs William Bell as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Swartz
West Broadstreet
Federation of Women's Clubs
Richard Bell
William Bell
Harmony Card Club Meets and Dinner Party At Homes
Harmony Card Club enjoyed games at Mrs. Eleanor Sonnells home on Chestnut street with high scores by Mrs. Sonnells and Mrs. H E K Hoard. In two weeks Mrs Claude Wigfield will host a dinner at Cleveland street. A dinner party hosted by Mrs Harley MacDonald Jr at 237 Cambridge street included several guests. The Tran Vedas Raden Club met at the Harper home on Williams street with high honors to Mrs. William Watson and J. Schaefer. Admission notes list several new patients and discharges at local hospitals.
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Harmony Card Club
Eleanor Sonnells
Chestnut Street
Sonnells
H. EK. Hoard
M. C. Benson
Claude Wigfield
Cleveland Street
Harley MacDonald, Jr
Cambridge Street
A. J. Hadaway
Arthur, Jr
J. C. Haselton
Robert
Robert Agate
Betty Mae
Card Club
Earl Harper
Tran Vedas Raden Club
Williams Street
William Watson
J. Schaefer
W. H. Bilow
A. Deiderich
Seventh Street
Social Roundup and Local Notices from Elyria
Miss Emma Schaffenberg and Miss Eleanor Akushinsky spent last evening with local families including the Webbers and the Mapes. Mrs J H Leonard of 630 East Avenue admitted to Memorial hospital for treatment. James Kershaw and family called to Cleveland due to illness of son James Jr. Clara Banzler hosted the J S S Club on Fourth Street. Judge and Mrs Stroup returned from Florida trip. B T Berry of the Chronicle Telegram heads to Pittsburgh for weekend. Born to Mr and Mrs C A Easly a son Phillip Howard. William Hough and family attended Ridgeville Grange Play. Marriage license Mack J Graff and Jean Josselyn. Grand Lunch and hemstitching at Nelles' Corset Shop. Women’s Relief Corps rummage sale planned for Friday and Saturday at West Broad Street Market House.
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Emma Schaffenberg
West River Street
Eleanor Akushinsky
Middle Avenue
Henry Webber
Atlina
Leon Mapes
Herbert Bradley
Lorain
J. H. Leonard
Fast Avenue
Memorial Hospital
James Kershaw
Cleveland
Clara Banzler
J. Ss. Club
Fourth Street
Lee Stroup
Washington Avenue
Florida
B. T. Berry
Chronicle- Telegram
Pittsburgh
C¢. A. Easly
Twelfth Street
Phillip Howard
William Hough
Woodford Streat
Hidgeville Grange
Ridgesille
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Kiwanis Club
U. P
Jean Josselyn
Mr. M. J. Graff
Mrs. Young
McMullen
Clib
Mah Jong
M. Marsh
Eastern Heights Blvd
ALD Society
ST. Paul's Church
Ald Society of
Friendship Club
Elyria High School
Grace Lutheran Dorcas Society
Robert Couch
Jefferson
Ae Street
Circle No
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mesdames McHenry
Scott
Edwards
Korb
King Heralds
LaPorte W. C. T
Old Ladies
Wother
Second Street
West Avenue
Karl Plocher
Winsor
William Accep
Gates Room
Congregational Churea
Charse
Elyria
Ebba Fosselius
Marguerite Shaw
Lorain County Bank
Marion Philpott
Karen Nielsen
Y.W.C. Ac
Y. Mac
Perc Gseres
Geraldine Halpin Chocolate Shop
Gertrude Biles School
Dorothy Wilford
Georgia Hubbard
Yanira Carter
Marian Ester
Alma Hogle
Bernice Surman
Treva Kirk
Harriet McRoberts
Dorothy Boor
Eleanor MacKenzie
Florence Kalter
Etta Smith
Ora Champig Eunice Reynolds
Ethel Marsh
Ida Mae Morgain
Dorothy Shaw
Hamilton Parent Teachers Asso
Melanie Farr
Turner Block
Court Street
Odonnell
LaGrace Beauty Shoppe
TOEY
Marcelling
NEW Bank
Johnston
Pilgrey Church
Nurses’ Alumni Association
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mni Association For
Thamesting
Annscomb
Rabin
Lorain County
Miss Flannery
Broad Street
Boylans
Dutch Henry's
James Leonard
East Avenue
Leo Stryker
Laurel Blake
South Oliver Street
Charlie Damyin
Fifth Street
John Kessler
Grafton
Almere Dary
Isyria
Walter Kowelesky
Bond Street
John Tomes
Columbia Station
Cissae Wn
Mack J. Graff
Nelles
Women’s Relief Corps
West Broad Street Market House
Hotel Antler’s
Shore Inn Orchestra
Cascade
Wid
Mts
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Cheapside
Broadway
Euclid
Elyria Lorain
Ridge
Jaigman i
D. G
Healy
Tam
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