Woman's Club of Elyria March Meeting Highlights
The Woman's Club of Elyria held a March meeting in the Club Home with President Mae Armn Friday presiding. An Old Time Dance is planned for April fifteenth in Elk's hall under the Finance Committee, featuring music by an orchestra and fiddler. Mrs. Alvard Bishop of Cleveland, Ohio Federation of Woman's Clubs State Chairman of American Citizenship, spoke on world court and civic responsibility, urging informed voting and active civic life. An educational department silver tea followed.
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Woman's Club of
Elyria
Mae Armn
Elk's Hall
Civics and Political Science Department
Morris Strohmeier
Amherst
Schuman
Alvard Bishop
Cleveland
Ohio Federation of Woman's Clubs
Bishop
Anthony
Local Fraternal and Club Meetings In Elyria Tonight
Elyria hosts multiple lodge and club gatherings including Elyria Lodge No 55 Bna Brrth Easies Lodge Friendship Club and Elyria Commandery No 8 IK T. M. plus North Elyria Grange No 2504 and Young People's Society of Grave Lutheran church. Altar Guild at St Andrew's meets 1:30 p.m. and Playmakers stage at Elyria Block Studio at 7:00 p.m. An Illustrated Travelogues on Yellowstone National Park is shown at Elyria High School under Business and Professional Women's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge
Brrth
Easies’ Lodge
Friendship Club
Clan Robertson
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Prihias
K. of P. Hall
Elyria Commandery
IK. T
North Elyria Grange
Young People’s Society of Grave Lutheran Church
Altar
St. Andrew's Church
Yellowstone National Park
Eilyria High School
St. Pauls Young People's League
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C. Hall
Fred Reese
Sixth Street
V. F. W. Sewing Circle
Missionary Society Meets for Supper and Korea Program
Members of the Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church gathered in the church primary room for a six o clock supper after a work meeting. Mrs C Porter was absent as president. Mrs C M Ackerman presided. Reports from the secretary and treasurer were approved. Annie Wilcox led the Korea program with a talk by Ada Smith on Korean life, education, and the effects of floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Churca
C. Porter
C. M. Ackerman
Ada Smith
Korea
Japan
Wecwlar
We Twelve Club Luncheon Held at Mrs West Residence
We Twelve Club members were hosted yesterday at one o'clock by Mrs. Frank West on Second Street for a luncheon. A chicken menu was served and eleven games of progressive ro were played with three tables in use. Prizes went to Mrs. Dorothy Meelerd first, Mrs. Laura Barton second, Mrs. Keary Hoerd third, and Mrs. Ruby Beal consolation. The next meeting is set for Mrs. K. E. Mannerman's home on Woodland Avenue, Wednesday March thirty-third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inehe
Frank West
Second Street
We Twelve
Dorothy Meelerd
Laura Barton
Keary Hoerd
Ruby Beal
KE. A. Mannerman
Woodland Avenue
Meetings at Masonic Temple and K of P hall
The Arenue Club meets at the Masonic Temple tomorrow afternoon with Eastern Stars invited. Pytislan Bisters degree team practices Fridays at 1:30 in the K of P hall. Sons and Daughters of Tiberty gather Friday at 7:30, with floor work practice after the session. Several candidates will be initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arenue Club
Masonic Temple
Pytislan Bisters
Sons and Daughters
Tiberty
Mission Club Dinner and Meet at Cora Walton Unit
Dinner for forty members and guests of the Cora May Walton Mission Study Club served by the Good Will Bible Class. Devotional services opened the meeting followed by a business session deciding on a party date for April fourteenth. Hildreth Jo cock led the program with Charline McGlure and Ruth Curmen. five guests attended and spoke on Russia with notes on religion, politics, and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora May Walton Mission Study Club
Good Will Bible
First Congregational Church
Hildreth Weeock
Charling McGlure
Ruth Curmen
The Sin of Losing the Sense of Sin
A religious talk summary notes the soul's fragility, sin’s damage to body and soul, and the need for divine salvation. It cites God the Father, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit, stressing sin as undermining inner life, with lectures on tonight’s topic The Sin of Losing the Sense of Sin and Friday’s The Sin of Testing with Sin, inviting attendance and special music.
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Sim Andaida
Israel
God
Ang
Masichine
Turners
Christ
OLD MASIONED DSC OG ATV RES 1B WEEPING
The Reed meeting of the Helen Tavid Society was held yesterday afternoon in the G A I Hall with good attendance. The routine business was dispensed with. A dinner served to members and priests. Orlock the Sunshine club presented an old fashioned program with fiddler and accompaniment. Dances and music filled the evening, guests joined with Ford and followers, enjoying polkas and quadrilles. Next meeting planned in two weeks at the G A T Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldmasioned
DSC OG Atv Res
Helen Tavid Society
Leld Veterday Ittermoon
G. A. I. Tall
Orlock
Ford
G. A. TL
Varied Club Meetings Highlight Evening Gatherings
Twenty three members of the Rebekah Social Club met at Mrs H B Seevers home on Grant Street for a regular monthly session with readings by Mrs Lucry Chét Ruth Standen and Cora Bemis. Mrs Lucy Cliff won the evening contest. Next meeting set for April fourteenth at Mrs Sfamiltons on Lake Avenue. ALBRIGHT Division D of the Second Congregational church met at Mrs Albrights Spruce Street home with planning for a tureen dinner and a bake sale raising thirty six dollars forty eight cents for the church. Twenty five members attended. LAGDLES AUXILIARY MIBETS AND ALLRES PLANS FOR FUTERE discussed Amherst chapter visit on March twenty-fifth and a social meeting on March twenty-fourth. Mrs Kate Prentice named committee chair. About forty attended. BRIDGE LUNCHEON HONORS SISTER FROM GARY Mrs Henry South hosted a bridge luncheon for sister-in-law Mrs J N O Sith of Gary Indiana at Harvard Avenue. Nine guests dined then played bridge. First prize went to Mrs Jenn Miller, second to Mrs Taward McCullough, guest prize to Mrs South. SNAPPY DOZEN CLUB HOSTESS Mrs Frank Traxler entertained at West Itier Street. Prizes awarded to Mrs Gertrude Neuter, Mrs Teela Neuter and Mrs Katie Smith. Mrs Alice Kaylor consolation. Next meeting February seventeenth at Mrs Katie Smiths Lido Street home. NATIONAL MALE QUARTETTE OF BOSTON TO SING A concert by the National Male Quartette of Boston is set for March thirteenth in Henrie tta area as the final event of the current season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Soctat Cleb
Rebekah Social Club
H. B. Seevers
Grant Street
Lucry Chét
Ruth Standen
Cora Bemis
Lucy Cliff
Albright
Second Congregational Church
Spruce Street
Yaaterday
Allres
Aussiary of Eagles
Eagles Wall
Amherst
Maren
Kate Prentice
Menry South
Harevard Avenue
J. N
Sith
Gary
Indiana
Mes
Miller
Mre Taward
McCullough
Mra. Snuth
Frank Traxler
Frank Traaler
West Itier Stree
Pedro
Gertrude Neuter
Teela Neuter
Katie Smith
Alice Kaylor
Lido Street
Former Pastors Present at Community Meeting
A large audience filled the auditorium and overflowed into the hall for a Friday gathering at Second Congregational Church. Two former pastors, Reverend Alfred J. Barnard of Nico t, and Reverend William Vlammer of Wellington, attended. Barnard traveled from Flynntown Waye for overseas service, while Vlammer, a WWI veteran, has served as pastor. The session featured discussions on church growth, personal evangelism, and community outreach, including plans for a new church building and a fundraising banquet. Nominations for the Ladies' Malti society officers were held, with representatives from Lorain and Cleveland in attendance. officer elections are set for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational
Kev
Alfred J. Tmarnerd
Nicon
Wino
Willian Vlammer
Wellington
Tey. Barnard
Flynntown Waye
Wa Lett
Flammer
Fannie Hee
Chong
Marmird
Rev
Fhaomer
Tomenht Bey Mama
Suyi
Don
Dames of
Malti
Lorain
Cleveland
Mra
Morris
Star of the
Farewell Party Delights Barbknecht Family
Mr and Mrs A G Barbknecht and family enjoyed a surprise farewell party at their Abby road home attended by about fifty friends and Heigl Wors. They will move soon to Park Avenue for a new home. The evening featured games socializing and late refreshments.
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A. G. Barbknecht
Heigl Wors
Abby Road
Mr. Barbknecht
Ctty
Park Avenue
Railway Mail Service Talk At Elyria High Meet
Members of the Senior It Chuir of the Elyria high school gathered at the Y M C A last evening for their weekly session. After the banquet and brief business meeting they heard an address on Railway Mail Service by Mr Grieg. The text meeting will be held Wednesday evening March one teenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Y. M. OC
Grieg
Se Oneteenth
New Club Holds Initial Meet at Fox Furnace
Miss Etta Scott of £ 05 Stanford hosts the Yaikee Club opening event. Two bridge tables produced high scores for Miss Mary Louie Conabee and low for Miss Wadee Scott. Refreshments served to club members including Mrs Archie Welton and Miss Kathryn Lyle. Next meeting set for two weeks at Miss Lyle’s Fifth Street home. Miss Marjorie Copas hosted Fox Furnace girls for an evening of fellowship and Five Hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Scott
Stanford
Yening
Yaikee Club
Mary Louie Conabee
Wadee Scott
Archie ‘Welton
Kathish Lintle
Helen Wilder
Mary Goss Cona- Wee
Mary Gray
Dolly Black
Wies Madge Scott
Erta Scott
Kathryn Lyle
Fifth Street
Miss Cops
Marjorie Copas
Fox Furnace Company
St Patrick Day Luncheon Honors Contest Winners
Prizes at counting time were awarded to Miss Mildred Nor mande first and Miss Mary Hope consolation. At a late hour guests were ushered to the dining room where luncheon was served by the hostess. The green and white color scheme matched St Patrick's Day celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Normande
Mary Hope
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
Admissions list includes Mrs Robert Schmidt 824 West Ave Clarence Osborne 347 List Lillian Waters 1834 E 30 St Lorain Discharges list names Carl Dramim Route No 2 Albert Schrader Route 3 Mrs John Cox 618 Lodi St Mrs red Rogers 354 Wo 2nd St Frank Coughlin 582 Park Placer Lloyd Whitney Route No 4 Wellington Mrs Alonzo Martin Kurt Eaton Carl Case Geneva Q
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Robert Schmidt
West Ave
Clarence Osborne
Lillian Waters
St. Lorain
Carl Dramim
Albert Schrader
John Cox
Lodi St
Red Rogers
Frank Coughlin
Park Placer
Lloyd Whitney
Wellington
Alonzo Martin
Kurt Eaton
Carl Case
Geneva
Marriage License for Frank Johnson and Carrie Ashford
Frank Johnson, 20, a railroad worker, and Carrie Ashford, 27, a houseworker, obtained a marriage license in Bath, Lorain. The registrar recorded their names and ages as part of the standard civil ceremony filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
Carrie Ashford
Bath of Lorain
Tev. Young
Local Personal Notes From Cleveland and Nearby Towns
Miss Victoria nag of 369 Mighth Street was in Cleveland yesterday afternoon. A. B. Taylor is on a golfing tour and will play in Pinehurst North Carolina today. Richard and Charles Clark were the guests of friends in Cleveland yesterday. Mrs. J. Q. Ryan of 114 Cedar Street is in Cleveland today and will attend the Woman's Exposition at the Public Auditorium. Yesterday Mrs. Ryan attended the seventh lecture of the Arthur Shepherd Lecture Course. The lecture was at two o'clock in the Institute Assembly Hall and the Subject was Brahm Symphony. Ruth Nierman is at her home on Bond Street. Conrad Kilcher of Mansfield, Ohio was the guest of his parents on the Gulf Road last evening. Carl Hageman of Eighth Street Lorain was an Elyria visitor Tuesday. In last night's paper the name of Robert Wilson was inadvertently omitted from the report of the Woman's Benefit Association meeting held Tuesday evening. Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Nag
Mighth Street
Cleveland
A. B. Taylor
Pinehurst
North Carolina
Richard
Charles Clark
J. Q. Ryan
Cedar Street
Public Auditorium
Ryan
Arthur Shepherd
Institute
Ruth Nierman
Bond Street
Conrad Kilcher
Mansfield
Ohio
Gulf Road
Carl Hageman
Eighth Street
Lorain
Elyria
Robert Wilson
Woman's Benefit Association
Friday Night Dancing at Elyria Eagles Club
Community event listing notes Friday dances at the Elyria Eagles with 50 cent couple admission. Also a roast pork and beef supper on Saturday at I C O F Hall from 4 30 until finished, plates 40 or 50 cents. Fiddlers contest at Rowland's Hall Oberlin March 23 at 8 PM with prizes 15 8 and 5 dollars and extra five dollars to the farthest fiddler. admission 25 cents. contact M W Wrekoff in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland’s Hall
Oberlin
Lorain County
M. W
Wrekoff
Tickets on sale at Day's Hardware and phone 39083
Fifty tickets remain available for the event with sales ending Monday night. Day's Hardware offers in person purchases while phone inquiries at 39083 handle reservations.
Health talk and social notices from local meeting
Wilson gave an excellent health talk at that time. Rev Alfred J Barnard of Elgin Minors spoke at the Second Congregations church meeting last evening and is visiting friends here. Mrs J B Smith of Gary Indiana visits Mr and Mrs Henry Smith of Harvard Avenue. Announcement notes the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Stanley Wolf of Route No at Elyria Memorial hospital. Mrs Cecelia Shannon of 271 Columbus Street was admitted to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Alfred J. Barnard
Elgin
Second Congregations
J. 8. Smith
Gary
Indiana
Henry Smith
Harvard Avenue
Stanley Wolf
Route
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cecelia Shannon
Columbus Street
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