World Traveler To Give Illustrated Talk On Mexico
Elyria Woman's Club general meeting on March 9 includes a 7 PM business session followed by a Mexico talk by George Eberlein Jr of Cleveland Heights. He will present colored slides on Mexico’s beauty and Maya architecture, with authentic facts, and Mrs. Rena Titus Thoma will perform Mexican songs. A 6 PM dinner will be served by the Civic and Political Science Department with reservations requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCE
Elyria Woman's Club, Inc
George Eberlein, Jr
Cleveland Heights
Eberlein
Mexico
Rena Titus Thoma
Civic and Political Science Department
First YWCA Lenten Bible Hour Attended By Eighty Women
Mrs Hettie Champney presided at the first in a five part Lenten Bible Hour at the YWCA with eighty Methodist women hostesses. Miss Edna Gray Johnson led the lesson on the Book of Ruth noting Lot's valley, Moses burial, and Judge era moral choices. Next hour to cover Ruth chapters 1 and 2 with topic Back to the Homeland. Soloist Mrs Karl Kaley performed with Mrs J Hartman Crumley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Champney
Methodist Church
Edna Gray Johnson
Miss Johnson
Lot
The
Jordan
Moses
God
Moab
Ruth
Karl Kaley
J. Hartman Crumley
Charles Gilbert Spross
Shepherd
Ward Stephens
St Paul's Evangelical Church
Evening Calendar of Lorain Church Groups and Societies
Tonight lists meetings across multiple churches and organizations in Lorain including M. E. Church Mary Martha class with Mrs T bh Scheuneman and Mrs Grace Powell. UC P Church Mothers Auxiliary with Mrs Harold Horace. Tan Kappa Beta with Dorothy Rober. Legion Auxiliary supper and program. Eagles Auxiliary bingo. U M T Club with Mrs Don Ternes. Daughters of Union Veterans with Mrs Lydia Squires. Frank S Hatwon Lodge Fellow Craft degree for three candidates. B B B with Dorothy Davis. Catholic Study Club No 5 with Miss Winifred Seward. Gaiety with Doris Van Valkenburg. Lo with Mrs Jesse Green NE. Tuesettes with Mrs Gertrude Reger. Sigloe with Louise Knierum. Employed Young Women's League games party at Y W C A. Lorain Co Medical Society dinner at Autiers Hotel. Elyria Lodge No 11 O F. Junior Order United American Mechanics in Wurst Hall. Elks Lodge. Ladies' Auxiliary Knights of St. John. St Pauls Circle 6 with Mrs B QO Pallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ultra
M. E. Church
T. Bh. Scheuneman
Sixth Street
Mary Martha
Mothers Auxiliary
UC. P. Church
Harold Horace
Frank Court
Grace Powell
Tan Kappa Beta
Dorothy Rober
Legion Auxiliary
Daughters of Union Verterans
Lydia Squires
Second Street
Frank
Hatwon Lodge Conters
Dorothy Davis
Winckles Street
Catholic Study Club No. 5
Winifred Seward
Broad Street
Gaiety
Doris van Valkenburg
Tily East
Jesse Green
Schramm Road
Tuesettes
Gertrude Reger
Lorain
Sigloe
Louise Knierum
Young Women’s League
Lorain Co. Medical Society
Autiers Hotel
Elyria Lodge No
QO. O. F
United American Mechanics
Wurst Hall
Elks Lodge
Knights of St. John
St. Paul's Circle 6
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Names And Addresses
Admission list includes William Bary R D 1 Mrs Robert Holcomb Simon Karkelli Cleveland road R D Mrs Otis Worcester Oberlin Helen Good Seville Baron Serb Ford Road. Discharges include Eewin Tarry Lake Avenue Mrs Arthur Biersbach R D 3 Jack Huge 104 Second Street Mrs Robert Wilson 515 Dewey Avenue Mrs Paul Bridges Grafton Mrs Earl McNebb baby boy Brunswick. Hospitalization section mentions accident sickness 28 days care maternity 7 days X ray anesthetic operating or delivery room you select hospital U B of Canada 7B Morthly MIS E C Barclay 128 Grant Bt Phone 80934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bary
R. D
Robert Holcomb
Harwood Street
Simon Karkelli
Cleveland Road
Otis Worcester
Oberlin
Helen Good
Seville
Ohio
Baron Serb
Ford Road
Eewin Tarry
Lake Avenue
Arthur Biersbach
Jack Huge
Second Street
Robert Wilson
Dewey Avenue
Paul Bridges
Grafton
Earl McNebb
Brunswick
U. B. of Canada
Morthly
MIS
E. C. Barclay
Grant Bt
Revered Birkner Week End Visitor in Fort Wayne
Local society page notes Revered W C Birkner of Fort Wayne Indiana visiting Mrs Frieda Brhke of Eastern Heights Boulevard. He is a former pastor of St Johns church and was accompanied by party chatter about recent travel and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Birkner
Ft. Warne
Indiana
Frieda Brhke
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Birkner
St. John’s Church
Audrey Ketchum
Hamilton School
George Neze
Sandra Ann
Chicago
Illinois
Walker
Neze
Nevsner Bros
Laura Maringer
Luther Lovelace
Ridgeville
Erie
Pennsylvania
la Grange
Ralph Maringer
Darwin Fowler
Helene Cautle
Lorain
Sirs
F. R. Cautle
Chase Street
Albert Coordrey
Philadelphia
Aater
H. L. Cordrey
Courtland Street
L. R. Curtle
Firth
Seville
Ohio
Cryil
Julian M. Andrus
Cleveland
G. Andrus
West Avenue
Olis Worcester
Oberlin
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Gorney
Fourteenth Street
Hot Springs
Arkansas
F. A. Smythe
Ambassador Tiotel
Los Angeles
Celiformir
Durin
Mary Sheema
Pittsburgh
Joseph Sheema
I Woodford Avenue
Charles Day
Kiehth Street
Harry Davis
New London
G. M. Marsh
West Palm Beach
Florida
Robert Brozard von Gerrard
Cornell Avenue
Brecksvire
Olio
East End Book Club reviews Worship by Evelyn Underhill
The East End Book Club of the Norwalk District met Monday in the par Mars of the Home for the Aged. Rever end T. L. Whiteman Jr reviewed Worship by Evelyn Underhill. Sixteen ministers and wives from Lorain Medina and Wood counties attended. Farewell for Dr and Mrs Bond leaving for Wilmington Delaware where Dr Bond will be pastor at McCabe Memorial Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Norwalk
Methodist
Home For the
Evelyn Underhill
T. L. Whiteman Jr
Oberlin
M. E
Neverend TL
E. J. Bond
Wilmington
Delaware
Dr. Bond
McCabe Memorial Church
Two Address Club holds routine meeting at St Johns School
The Columbia Club conducted routine business last night at St John s School Auditorium. Jack Dilgren spoke on features in the current chorea magazine and Reverend Armin Schroeder discussed the early Lutheran settlers in the United States. Luncheon was served by Walvier Block Edward Block Kenneth Block Jack Dilgren William Carskaddon and Gus Burandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
St. John’s School
Jack Dilgren
Current Chorea Magazine
Armin Schroeder
United States
Walvier Block
Edward Block
Kenneth Block
William Carskaddon
Gus Burandt
Phi Delta Theta King Solomon Lodge Alumni Club Dinner Plan
Lorain County Phi Delta Theta Alumni Club schedules a Charter and Founders Day dinner at the County Club on Friday March 18 at 6 30 P M Members will preside over the evening program Roy Clymer Ralph W Seorge and Lawrette lead the organizing committee More than two hundred attended a family party at the Masonic Temple last night The program featured Native Ohio Nainures Irv ing Plain directed entertainment with Joe Boddy as emcee Gene St Mews led the musical numbers The Anchorians provided music and the youth participants included Doverkeg Jacqueline Stich Fred Phaver Dena Bowe Modena Browyerry Sue Harmon Lorta and Maurie Fiedler The event appeared to feature several local names and groups in a community setting
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Lorain County
Phi Delta Theta
E A
Ste
Sharemtix
Roy Clymer
Ralph W Seorge
Lawrette
Solomon Lod
Masonic Temple
Motion Nainures
Ohio
Irving Plain
Joe Boddy
Gene St. Mews
Anchorians
Doverkeg
Jacqueline Stich
Fred Phaver
J Dena Bowe
Modena Browy
fFerry Sue Harmon
Lorta
Maurie
Fiedler
McKenzie and the Sreevers
Borkelles
Benefit Party Planned by Auxiliaries at Ohio College
A well attended meeting of the Auxiliary to V FLOW Post Ne Lot outlined a benefit event for Ohio College at Baton Rapids. A dance was planned at Broad Street with Mary Merry presiding. Bertha Walrey chaired by Norwalk Auxiliaries No 273. The birthday party will be at Eleanor Mealy's home Columbus Street Wareh 19th. Washington prayer read by Eleanor McCullay. Luncheon served by Sue Yearly Helena French and Mary Moir. Next meeting March 16 at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Merry
Lindeay
Norwark
Ohia Colage
Baton Rapids
M Rap
Mareh
Bertha Walrey
Eleanor Mealy
Columbus Street
Wareh
Eleanor MecCulley
Washington
Sue Yearly
Helena French
Mary Moir
Marth Uista
Merry Mix-Ups At Clark Street Club Meeting
A lively evening at Mrs Pycroft’s Clark street home featured playful misdirections and prizes awarded to Mrs Jane [leling], Mrs Grace Koontz, and Mrs Rhea Van Bovers. The club will meet March 21 at Marian Badine’s 186 Cleveland street with refreshments served by Mrs Pyerott and Mrs Viola Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pycroft
Clark Street
Jane [Leling
Grace Koontz
Rhea van Bovers
Marian Badine
Cleveland Street
Pyerott
Viola Barnes
Finances Plans Discussed by Highland Court Group
Finances plans were discussed at a meeting held at the home of Miss Mildred Neuter in Highland court. Lismion Hoof the Second Coangregettoudal chaired with Mrs. Lamberton leading. Abridged notes mention a dilatory Woncheon and a social hour with ten members and a guest. The next meeting is set at Drs Alfred Luther’s Lake Avenue home. A separate note records the Tallyielli fire group entertained Mrs Wallutin Bridgett Jr. on Park Avenue with bridge prizes awarded to Mrs Don Shriver first, Mrs Edward Paramore second, and Mrs Elmer Bambee consolation. The club plans a two-week gathering at Mrs Arthur Rousth’s Spring Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Lismion
Mi- Jesse Messarys
Highland Court
Lamberton
Trane Upton
Laurer
Mildred Neuter
Alfred Luther
Lake Avenue
Mefiberts
Tallyielli
Bowe
Wallutin Bridgett Jr
Park Avenue
Viner
Don Shriver
Edward Paramore
Elmer Bambee
Willme St Im
Arthur Rousth
Sprins Street
Middle Steps Club Outlines Coming Weeks Program
Middle Steps Club members mapped their agenda after last night's tureen supper in the YWCA gym. On March 21 Mrs. M. L. McGee will speak on Personality and Clothes, stressing dress choices for different types of people. In April, Oberlin College Peace Society representatives will discuss Fascism and the Peace Problem. May brings officer elections. Two girls will join a meeting with Employed Young Women's League committee tomorrow at Miss Molly's to plan Elyria YWCA participation in the national YWCA observance on March 29. Donna Chapman and Hetty Schaefer will attend. Two more representatives were chosen to plan a future quint meeting of Middle Steps and Blue Triangle clubs. Olive Green and Miashin Bridstt will meet with Blue The waste club tomorrow evening at The Following uv tureen and Yusi less Sneeting. The girls heard a review of No Hours to Breath by Susan Ertz, presented by Mrs. Thury Sneer soll Jr. The book traces a southern belle's efforts to gain recognition in the Bonaparte line, including marriage to Jerome Bonaparte and efforts to have her son recognized as heir. The committee included Gladys Anderson, Doris Standen and Vera Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. WL. OQ. A
Middle Step Club
M. L. McGee
Ober- Hu College Peace Society
Young Women's League
Miss Molly
Elyria Y. W. C. Avs
Donna Chapman
Hetty Schaefer
Middle Steps
Olive Green
Miashin Bridstt
Blue Thwaste Club
Sidls
Susan Ertz
Thury Sneersoll, Jr
Jerome Bonaparte
Jerome
Europe
Bonaparte
Gladys Anderson
Doris Standen
Vera Smith
Lorain Girl Weds Elyrian Man In Local Ceremony
Joseph Myers of Lorain and Nottiives announce the marriage of daughter Freida to Thomas Oliver of this city son of Mrs FF Little of Willard Ohio. The wedding was performed Saturday by Mayor J W Petro with Mr and Mrs L A Maddock present. The couple will reside at 357 East River Street. An Annie Thomas review of Upper Mississippi A Wilderness Saga by Walter Havighurst delighted the Literary club members, detailing Norse pioneer tales and settlers alongside the middle west forest life. The next club meeting will be March 22 in the W R Room at the Meyer lecture, hosted by Dad Williams and Miss Thomas with Mrs W O McClellan reviewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Myers
Lorain
Freida
Thomas Oliver
If FF. Little
Willard
Ohio
J. W. Petro
L. A. Maddock
Oliver
East River Street
Annie Thomas
Upper Mississippi
Walter Havighurst
Miami University
Melvin Maddock
Sixth Street
Claus Peerson
Middle West
Lue
Ue Merting
Ciud
Meyer
Local Rebekah Session Highlights and Auxiliary News
Contest progresses with Captain Hastings and Lady Berger presiding at a Ton-ton area meeting. Attendance strong. prayers offered. Special council session set for April 2 at 7 30 p.m. in Canton to nominate Rebekah candidates for the Decoration of Chivalry. Auxiliary reports a new member and a March birthday list. Refreshments served. St Patrick s Day hues noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Lady Berger
Uaston-Lorain No. Yo
Availiass
Spring Awakening touchpiece for Girl Reserves meeting
G Res Study Nature Spring's Awakening served as the focus for Girl Reserves at Roosevelt School Monday. Betty Agubaai Betty Jane Jackson Mary Imre and Violet Papp led activities with stories on spring and love. Violet Papp read devotionals as girls answered with spring flower names and group singing closed the session. next Monday they plan a hike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt School
Betty Agubaai
Betty Jane Jackson
Mary Imre
Violet Papp
Teeny Weent Club Forms At Virginia Bran Home
A newly organized group, the Teeny Weent club, met at Virginia Bran’s West Street home for a business meeting on Saturday. Members planned biweekly gatherings, then enjoyed singing with Alice Gilbert at the piano and a Pick Up Sticks diversion. Refreshments were served late, hosted by Mrs Bran and her mother. The next Neat meeting is set for March 19 at Phyliss Alexander’s Lake Avenue residence.
McKinley PTA honors fathers in March meeting
McKinley High School hosted the March meeting of the McKinley Parent-Teacher Association with Mrs. Morris Brown presiding. A. He West led the program featuring Elyrians singing and Dean Thomas W. Graham of Oberlin delivering a talk on democracy and war. The gathering included remarks on democracy at home and abroad and urged resolve for peace and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Morris Brown
A. He West
Elyrians
Bob Burns
Allen van
Dean Graham
H. O. Bogart
We-Kuim-U Kum Klub Hosts Thursday Meeting
The We-Kuim-U Kum Klub invites attendees to a Thursday evening gathering hosted by Lena Pasa dyn and Mary Sekarak. Speaker Truth Strong of Oberlin College will discuss her trip to Europe. All attending girls should report to the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We-Kuim-Ukum Klub
Lena Pasadyn
Mary Sekarak
Truth Strong
Oberlin College
Europe
Junior Woman's Club selects delegates and hosts radio contest
During a meeting at Fourth Street club house the Junior Woman's Club chose two delegates for the Convention in Golanbus and staged a radio program with a prize contest won by Mrs. W. D. Shreck. A second prize went to a group for an Uncle Kara broadcast featuring Katherine Wisk ag Uncle Kara. Refreshments displayed crystal and green and white as Mrs. Charles Markham and Mrs. Shreck presided. Next meeting March 21 titled Homesteaders' Night with farmers and box lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Golanbus
W. D. Shreck
Katherine Wisk Ag
Unele Kara
Charles Markham
Shreck
Pbring
Standout Bingo Party For Captan 1 Reefy Circle
Thirty-five members attended the bingo party hosted by Myrtle Rose at Water Street last evening. Prizes went to Nina Hitsman first, Lida Kis second, and Edith Blakeslee third. A next gathering is set for March 21 at Mrs Rose's home and the circle's regular meeting will follow. Elizabeth Decker helped serve refreshments after play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captan 1 Reefy Circle
Studirs
U. A
Myrtle Rose
Water Street
Nina Hitsman
Lida Kis
Edith Blakeslee
Mrs. Rose
Neyrt
Elizabeth Decker
News Of The Gir Scouts CARDINAL TROOP formation inspection
Cardinal Troop of Girl Scouts met Monday in the second Congregational church with Lavina Christ in charge of formation and inspection. Mary Agnes Welsh became the first member of Troop to achieve Fire Class Rank. Health badge earned by Elston Russ Traup and Jenkins. Hostess Badge committee plans a birthday party for March 28. Weekly cookie sale postponed to March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Christ
Cardinal Troap
Sears
Second Congregational Church
Mary Agnes Welsh
Piy July Elston
June Russ
Joyce Traup
Constance Jenkins
Juniors Plan Dance For April Meeting At Legion Hall
Junior American Legion Auxiliary held a regular meeting at Kyvelyin Gldag's home with Joan Gray assisting. They planned a dance for the latter part of April at the American Legion Flame with Jackie Mittin's orchestra. Prizes were awarded for games to Dorothy Terrell, Louise Law, Josephine Mischka, Jerry Wilmot, Ruth Mecinke and Lois Jean Smith. A dessert course was served by Mrs. Arthur Ol dag and Mrs. Ida Slansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Aux
Lois Jean Smith
Arthur Oldag
Ida Slansen
Dorothy ‘Erreil
St Patrick's party marks group games at LaPorte Methodist
Group 3 at LaPorte Methodist Church Aid Society with Mrs Thad Robson as chairman hosted Group 4 led by Mrs Ferg Jackson last night. Main feature was a St Patrick's party with five tables of games won by Mrs Charles Huene and consolation for Mrs Fern Jackson. Refreshments included a dainty salad course served by a committee. the 38 Club held its 57th annual meeting at C F Manske home with Walter Boreski succeeding tole Manske as president. Alex Ish and Edward Ross named officers. many guests attended. bridge was played and drinks were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte Methodist Church Aid Society
Thad Robson
Ferg Jackson
Charles Huene
Fern Jackson
Rovers
Ihs Styth
C.F. Manske
Walter Boreski
Licenses Granted in Township Amid Population Increase
Licenses issued to Anthony Longo Leratu macvhrist and Muth Lalli Joratn and George Wy Andress with a 87 shot at Weld Lake by a punter and paper Nanger and Haget Finiele in de sheffield Township. In England and Wales the number of people has risen from 67000 to 4000 over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Longo
Leratu
Macvhrist
Lalli
Joratn
George Wy Andress
England and
Wales
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
World Traveler
Woman's Club General Meeting
YWCA
Ministers Book Club
Pocahontas
Schroll
Colette Colette
County Phi Delta Theta King Solomon Lodge
Country Club
Middle Steps Club
Gladys Welton
Elsie Luikart
Lorain County Bank
Falls Beauty Shop
Elyrian
Miss Thomas
Qostrohl
National Tube Co
G. Res
Parent-Teacher Association News
Jetter
Teavner
Edison
Gitee
Se Azm
Waetel
Judse A . Weber
Assi Iatem
Magavlae
Uroeram
Moe Tel
Matyfeu Uiin Apae
Elba Fussetius
Fraup
Ted
Mr. Witham
Thomas Edwards
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Domzettiy
Cyril Svate
Morzan
Campbell Tipton
le Wits
Chartes Walton How
Laethic Cecrutary
Chamber of Commerce
Laethi
Flanders Field
Talon Zipper Servich
Amy Crozier
First Methodist Church
Dean
Hur
Manila
Plos
Schenneman
Phillipine Islands
Laura Splete
Virginia Stetgerd
Betty Lumley
Gir
Ray Brouse
George Street
Raymond Thompson
Harry West
St. Patrick’s
Mildred Berger
Charles Eblingwood
Ninth Street
EL. Kolmyer
South Ameherst
Joevit [Hoviak
Standes Karz
Lent Manshe
Melvin Ueedinger
Jans Henke
Gene Thaber
Joe Pawineski
John A Andrewa
Len
Rore Nard Malonowski
John Manshe
Paul Frits
Croesus
Gard
Grrex
Wiedom Spt
Dormont
Natamsa Publishing Company
New York
Chronicle
Elyria
Feder
Ibe
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