Business Women Hear Miss Mabel Head of Peace Committee
Miss Mabel Head, secretary of the Cleveland Peace Committees and a member of the National Committee for a Just and Durable Peace, spoke to sixty attendees at the annual guest night of the Business and Professional Women's Club in Elyria. She warned that peace will not endure after current fighting ends and urged understanding why World War II occurred to avoid repeating mistakes. The event featured forsythia and pussy willows decor and a tea service, with speakers Mrs. Evelyn Bird and Bertha Schule coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yetlaw Jay
Evelyn Bird
Bertha Sehule
Aliss Head
Cleveland Peace Committees
National Committee For A Just and Durable
Cleveland B and P
Europe
Elyria
Beulah Kinsley Becomes Bride of Gordon Hamilton
Beulah Kinsley daughter of Mrs Clyffe Kinsley of Herrretts wed Pvt Gordon Hamilton of Elyria at Urbana on Friday at 10 30 AM. She wore a dark grey suit and white blouse with pink rose gar denis accessories. The bride, Henrietta High School 1897 alumna, is employed at Troxel Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Kinsley
Gordon Hamilton
Clyffe Kinsley
Herrretts
Pvt
Gordon Y Hamilton
Elyria
Urbana
Hamilton
Henrietta High School
The
Troxel Company
Community Calendar of Military and Church Events
Calendar lists Army Air Corps Mothers service in January February Second Congressional event with Mrs A E Kemp at Kings Daughters class First Methodist midweek service with Mrs Marie Heathcote Catholic Study Club and others at various streets includes Vita club and Nurses Alumnae gatherings. Miss Head calls for postwar cooperation and peace through international effort. Music by Franklin seen’s chorus. Next meeting set. Charles Knight and Dorval Ives noted as Navy personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Corps
A. E. Kemp
West Street
Kings Daughters Clase
First Methodist Church
Marie Heathcote
Seneca Street
Catholic Study Club No. Do
S. A
Bumbach
Crehore Cannyt
J. A, QO
We. G. AL
Tao
Latky
Giloyd Handley
Bellefefd Avenue
Dames of Malta
Vita Club
Cleveland
M. B. Johnson
Daughters of America
Rof Hall
Marshall Chapter
St. Paul's
Personal notices from Oakland and nearby areas
Zig Kasubinski arrives in Oakland to join her husband in hospital care and plans to live with Mr and Mrs Burlls at 2306 Dashwood Ave. Other items note Naval Mine Warfare School graduate Albert Bauer visiting his parents, progress of Mrs Carne Streicher after surgery, and multiple brief arrivals and travels involving families in Elyria Oberlin Cleveland and Cincinnati. A St Patrick's Day party by Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association at St Marys parish hall raised 25 for St Judes parish and includes a brief meeting and membership applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zig Kasubinski
Oakland
California
Burlls
Dashwood Avenue
Kasubinski
Stanley Volk
Elyria
John Kasubinski
1610
West Avenue
Albert Bauer
Naval Mine Warfare School
Yorkstown
High Street
Carne Streicher
East Bridge Street
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Misa Neva Manning
Cleveland Road
Kenneth Manning
Oberlin
Fort George G. Meadé
Maryland
Kenneth Young
Lila Mae
Ethel Alexander
J. B. Young
Cincinnati
Elgie N. Taylor
Bradley Field
V. 4. Taylor
Princeton Avenue
Minami Beach
Florida
F_r. Borie
Leroy Crowell
Helen Borie
San Jose
Calif
O'Connor Sanitarium
Ronald Hamilton
Great Lakes Training Station
William S. Leedate
Ohio State University
Columbus
Middle Avenue
Margaret Papp
East River Street
Kansas City
Missouri
United Airlines
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
St. Mary's Parish
Speaks At Hi-Y Meet In Blyna Senior Club Session
Blyna Senior Hi-Y club met at 7 30 pm with president Clare Anderson presiding at the Y. Devotions were by Bob Hendrickson and songs led by Deane Wibber. Minutes were read by secretary Don Daykin as two new committees formed led by Jack Hofferkamp on music with Dwain Diller Loren Miller and Chuck Stuart and publicity chaired by Deane Wilber with Max Scharina and Linda Welton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blyna Senior 'Hiey Club
Clare Anderson
Bob Hendrickson
Deane Wibber
Don Daykin
Jack Hofferkamp
Dwain Diller
Loren Miller
Chuck Stuart
Deane Wilber
Max Scharina
Linda Welton
Servier
EJ. Howensling
Price Of Peace Study At Emmanuel Taitheran Missionary Society
Emmanuel taitheran Missionary Society gathered Tuesday evening at Earl Court hosted by Mrs. Herbert Trautman and co-hostess Mrs. Carl Pom-Clee. Mrs. M. H. Forbes led the Jesson topic The Price of Peace and aims to answer What peace will entail, and the problems we must face. Members joined in a magazine quiz led by Mrs. Kathryn Halter. RB Leemhuis led devotionals, and the quarterly bank offering was presided by Mrs. Charles Coniam. Refreshments were served to 15 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Taitheran
Kathryn Halter
RB. F. Leemhuis
Charles Coniam
Regular meeting notes and postponed banquet at lodge
Members at 1. O. VU FL lodge heard informalik by Lt Wal Lee Sandrock at the regular meeting in the Temple. Sidrock in the Air Corps stationed at Lincoln Nebraska is home on a ten day leave. The annual father son banquet scheduled for March 2 has been postponed due to prevailing conditions. Announcement was made of the meeting of Northwest Encampment on Friday evening to finalize plans for the final Victory part on Friday March 2.
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1. O. VU
Wal- Lee Sandrock
Temple
Sidrock
Air Corps
Lincoln
Nebraska
Northwest
St John’s ’03 Club Meets With Two Guests
Gladys Reynolds served as hostess for St John’s ’03 Club last evening at the school. Two guests attended: Mrs Esther Gilmore and Sadie Rogers. President Mrs Ella Peck led devotional and educational hour on White House housekeeping as told by Roosevelt’s housekeeper. A dessert course followed and the next hostess will be Mrs George Thompson on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Reynolds
St. John's
Esther Gilmore
Sadie Rogers
Ella Peck
Roosevelt
George Thompson
Dr Duncan Speaker at Elizabeth Stevens Unit Meeting
Dr Duncan addressed the Elizabeth Stevens Unit of the W.S.C. 8 at the First Methodist church last night in a 4:50 session led by president Mrs. C. V. Beazell. One new member joined, program details were arranged, and remarks covered Harriet Beecher Stowe, dueling, slavery, piracy, and the view that religion can save from war while cautioning against sectarianism and emotionalism. Dr. Homer W. Courtney offered the closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stevens
First Methodist Church
C. V. Beazell
Paul Wellert
Cora Mphlps
Margaret Edwards
M. F. Eltintt
B. Long
Beazell
Duncan
Columbia Church
Lakewood
Rules
Harriett Beecher Stowe
Aaron Burr
Alexander Hamilton
Homer W. Courtney
Study Club Elects New Officers for Next Year
Catholic Study Club No 4 elected new officers at their final meeting last evening at Mrs James O Connors Fifth street home. New president is Mrs Richard Walsh with Mildred Walsh as vice president and Mrs James Gallagher secretary. Other posts: treasurer Mrs Norman Kaiser, reporter Leona Boone, programs chair Mrs Russell Becker, sick chair Mrs Phillip Flood. After the business session Mrs Kaiser reviewed The Robe. Mrs Becker spoke on The United States and the Vatican. A salad course was served. Easter party set for April 18 at Mrs James Gallagher home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club No. 4
James O'Connor
Fifth Street
Martin McGowan
Richard Walsh
Mildred Walsh
James Gallagher
Norman Kaiser
Leona Boone
Russell Becker
Phillip Flood
Phillip Flood. Following the Business Meeting Mrs. Kaiser
Lloyd C. Douglas
Becker
United States
Vatican
Jamea Gallagher
Daughters Of Scotia Meet In Victory Hall
The Daughters of Scotia met at Victory Hall presided by Katharine Mes saras. Five dollars were donated to the Red Cross. Mrs Frank Blakeslee won the prize of the evening. Lunch was served by the Chief Daughter. Next meeting set for March a.
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Cther
Kathrsn Messaras
Daughters of Scotia
Victory Hall
Red Cross
Frank Blakeslee
Marcha
Elytia Woman's Club Names March Speakers and Plans
The Board of Managers met to review department plans for March programs. Education and Fine Arts will host Mrs. Collin Mantis of Lakewood on March 21 to discuss the private lives of presidents' wives. Social Progress invites F. J. Bisiker of the British Consulate in Cleveland for a talk on March 27. The club reports $1406.55 in February bonds and stamps sales. A review of Good Night Sweet Prince is set for March 16 by Mrs. W. E. Benninghoff. The April meeting shifts to April 19 due to a state conference.
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Elytia Woman's Clule
Collin Mantis
Lakewood
Thesday
Social Progress Department
F. J. Bisiker
Cleveland
F. A. Lawrence
War Service
Woman's Club
Penney
Curtis Spence
Legislation
W. BE
Benninghoff
Cleve- Janat
Sweet Prince
Lenten Services at St Andrew's Church and Club Meeting
St Andrew's Episcopal Church holds a 10 30 a m Healy Communion and a sermon series on Gifts of the Spirit followed by a 7 45 p m lecture on Ways and Teachings of the Church. church school children meet Friday 4 p m for a program on The Church and Fellow Americans. We Na club hosts guest Miss Pearl Knipper and notes SPARS service member Barbara Jones in Washington. Central Gand Mee Elyria Memorial reports Lenten notices and Bishop visit planned April 30. Meetings held at Andrew's parish house with officers and hostesses Decker and Mrs Schultz.
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St. Andrew's
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
We-O-Na
Pearl Knipper
Evelyn Pycroft
Clark Street
Barbara Jones
SPARS
Central Gand Mee
Elyria Memorial
Andrew's
St. Andrew's Church
Decker
Mra
E. F. Schultz
Women Reitel Corps Meeting At Home On Wooster Street
Mrs Jenni Co jing hosted a gathering of the Presidents of Women Reitel Corps at her Wooster Street home. Lydia Squires reported on an open house marking her 8th wedding anniversary with about 75 visitors. War ner read Civil War letters and a poem from Aunt Mary Collins. Charlotte Lewis led a misc contest won by Florence Halcombe and Squires. Refreshments served by Ann Bright. Next meet April 4 with Merv Ann Keller on West River Road. Venila club hosted by Evelyn McCain on Hawthorne Street with Elizabeth Lutz as guest and Anita Valentine presiding. A donation to the Center for the Sightless and war stamps were sold. Club to attend Allen school benefit card party March 21. Pinochle noted. Mildred Amato won first, Lam Bell Butler consolation. luncheon provided. tiny flags used as favors. Next meeting March 4 at Alice Sennings 31 Hawthorne Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Délia “Lyle
Jenni Co Jing
Womeng Reitel Corps
Fér
Wooster Street
Lydia Squtires
Ueflie Warner
11Th
Ohio
Mary. Collins
16Th Regiment
Charlotte Lewis
Florence Halcombe
Squires
Ann Bright
Merv Ann Keller
West River Road
Venila Chib
Evelyn McCain
Hawthorne Street
Elizabeth Lutz
Anita Valentine
Sum al Toney
Allen School
Mildred Amato
Lam Bell Butler
Alice Sennings
Hawthorne
Ring Group Hears Recital at Cleveland Orchestra Concert
The Ring group of the Friendship club met for its third time to attend the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra concert in Oberglin last evening. The next meeting is Tuesday March 14 featuring State Health Department movies with guests from the Girls Friendly Society of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church.
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Friendship Club
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Oberglin
State Health Department
Girls Friendly Society of
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
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Viola Simison
Charles M. Knight
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L.C.B.A
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Vicks VapoRub
Dr. Duncan
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