Mexican cultural program at Second Congregational church
George Zaldivar of Lorain spoke at the family night of the Men's Brotherhood offering an all-Mexican program. Eighty-five attended the tureen supper. Senor Zaldivar described conditions in Mexico and shared art and pottery. Mexican-costumed girls sang, and six-year-old Carmen Zaldivar performed a dance. Committee members were A. M. Fell Ed Smith and Dr. A. E. Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Men’s Brotherhood
Carteen
George Zaldivar
Lorain
Men’s Brotherhood
The
Second Congregational Church
Senor Zaldivar
Carmen Zaldivar
A. M. Fell
Ed Smith
A. E. Kemp
Pending Civil Service Bills Discussed by Elyria League
Mrs. Malcolm L. McBride of Cleveland outlined several civil service bills pending before members of the Elyria League of Women Voters meeting at the Elyria Savings and Trust Bank. Bills discussed include the Wgetto Bill to drop education requirements, Bill 128 expanding non civil service jobs in the Attorney General's office, and Bill 473 ending civil service salary schedules. The group opposed these measures and urged letters to congressmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm L. McBride
Cleveland
Ohio League of Women Voters
Elyria League of Women Voters
Elyria, Savings and Trust Bank
McBride
Attorney General's Office
League of Women Voters
Massachusetts
League
Community Groups Gather for Meetings and Socials in Elyria
The Elyria Woman's Club Junior Department met at Ohio Fuel Gas Co last evening with Lois Stringfellow presenting a demonstration. Nominating committee chosen Marian Higgins Ethyl Milliren Magdaline Gollmar. Members discussed mother daughter banquet planned for April or May with Dorothy Fuldheim as speaker. Four members plan nursery school visit Friday. Social committee named Joseph Smith Beverly Peterman Brian McCoy Lou Frank Baxter Sharp. Irene Webber birthday marked with gifts and cut flowers at luncheon. Lenten services scheduled through Friday with Holy Communion Thursday morning and children's service Friday at 4 15. Choir Friday and junior Confirmation Saturday. United Presbyterian Men’s League reviewed Congo Crosses chapters five and six. Officers to be elected April meeting. Yo Ads class elected C P Esker president. Clarence Grandstaff vice president. Mrs W Gehrke secretary treasurer. Pick Up Sticks games awarded prizes to several attendees. April 26 set for next Yo Ads meeting at an announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman’s Club
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Lois Stringfellow
Marian Higgins
Ethyl Milliren
Magdaline Gollmar
Dorothy Fuldheim
Ted Seward
Don Myers
Richard Horan
Clark Kesson
Joseph Smith
Beverly Peterman
Brran McCoy
Lou Frank
Baxter Sharp
Men's Missionary League of the
United Presbyterian Church
Congo Crosses
Frank Allsop
Chester Bristol
League
Jesus
Roy Ramage
A. W. Baird
G. A. Brown
Lyallpur
India
Boston
Mass
Berkeley
Calif
Telluride
Colo
C. P. Esker
Church of Christ
Walter Gehrke
East Avenue
Warne Burdue
Clarence Grandstaff
W. Gehrke
Clarence Granstaff
Esker
Alex Reise
Birthday Party Honors Ten At Home For The Aged
A noon birthday event at Elyria Home for the Aged honored ten March-born members of the community. Guests included Mrs. Martha eted, Mrs. E. J. Cotton, Mrs. M. S. Cox, Francis F. Klockstemn, Flora MelIn tyre, E. F. H. Moore, Mina Myn derse, Cynthia Merwin, Annie Shapley and Eva White. Guest of honor Mrs. C. S. Johnson spoke, praising Miss Merwin who celebrated her 9th birthday yesterday. Gifts were presented for all honorees, with Miss Zella Williams of New York City delivering gifts through Johnson. The average age of those honored was eighty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Martha Ected
E. J. Cotton
M.S. Cox
Francis F. Klockstemn
C. S. Johnson
Miss Mervin
Miss Merwin
Mrs. Johnson
Zella Williams
New York City
Play Day At Y W C A Led By Rosemary Barlow
Rosemary Barlow presided over a Y W C A Play Day with Girl Reserve groups discussing pins and the recent recognition service. Alberta Wright and Jean Brilhart led a Crawford Dairy exploration while another group cooked. Devo tions by Frances Lemon and group singing opened the program. Interclub Council met to address group problems. A second Play Day is planned for March 27 with Easter Ecce coloring and an Interclub Council meeting on April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Barlow
Alberta Wright
Jean Brillhart
Crawford Dairy
Frances Lemon
Interclub Council
Interclub
St Patrick’s Party Planned by British Empire Club
A St Patrick’s party sponsored by the British Empire Club will be held tomorrow evening with community singing and dancing. Lunch will be served by the committee members. The event is open to members and friends at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Club
iLicenses Ralph J. Mikesell and Ethel Fountain
Ralph J. Mikesell, 34, Millersburg, operator of a gas station, and Ethel Fountain, 29, of South Amberat, are listed in the license notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph J. Mikesell
Millersburg
Ethel Fountain
South Amberat
Elyria groups host dinners, talks, and meetings across town
Calendar lists the Annual Public Relations dinner by Elyria Women’s Club at First Congregational Church with Dr. Dan F. Bradley as speaker. Various church classes, society meetings, a gym exhibition, and lodge events populate the evening, featuring speakers from Oberlin College and local clubs.
Keen Mind Talk Guides Girl Re serves to Clean Thought
Mrs Archie Stevenson of Eaton urged Girl Reserves at the Y W C A to avoid cheap magazines and worthless pictures that erode judgment. She stressed serenity and a clean mind for a worthwhile outlook and announced a vesper service at the Church of Christ with Easter music and a pageant titled A Chalice and a Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Stevenson
Eaton
Stevenson
Church of Christ
Foreign Policy Discussion Continued At YWCA
The third talk in a series on The Evolving Foreign Policy of the United States will be held at the YWCA on Wednesday March 17 at 2 30 pm. Mrs Ward Young Mrs Curtis Spence and Miss Ona V Holly will discuss The Worlds Danger Spots and International Peace Machinery. Open to all women interested in world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Public Affairs Committee
Ward Young
Curtis Spence
Ona V. Holly
Mothers Day Banquet Planned By Susanna Wesley Class
Miss Marian Keeler assisted by Mrs. Betty O Dell hosts Susanna Wesley class of First Methodist at Kenyon Court. A mother daughter banquet is planned for May with Mrs. Clara Bell Smith in charge of decorations and Mrs. Margaret Hollis the program. Bingo prizes go to Mrs. William Curtis, Mrs. Sarah Hall, and Mrs. Eleanor Williams. The group chose a St Patrick's Day salad motif. A box social is set for April fifth at 191 Harvard Avenue hosted by Mrs Frances Bradley at six thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Keeler
Betty O'Dell
Susanna Wesley
First Methodist Church
Kenyon Court
Clarabell Smith
Margaret Hollis
William Curtis
Sarah Hall
Eleanor Williams
Frances Bradley
Harvard Avenue
Mrs Rafferty Surprised by Housewarming Circle
Mrs Theodore Rafferty of 141 Garvin Avenue was surprised Monday evening when Mrs Russell Foster and Miss Mary Gray brought twelve friends to celebrate her newly remodeled Cape Cod home. Attendees from Lorain and Elyria included Ruth Knipper Alberta McAfee Florence Shift Catherine Winifred Genevieve Darcey Margaret Marjorie Pauline Storrer Marion Webber Ella Hays Mary Gray Mrs R Foster and Mrs Marjorie Hist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Rafferty
Garvin Avenue
Russell Foster
Mary Gray
Mrs. Rafferty
Cape Cod
Surprise shower honors Mrs. Wash at West River home
Friends gathered Saturday for Bunco and dancing at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allsop residence. A two course luncheon followed with pink and blue motif. Honors included Mrs. William Wash and a guest list of local couples. An educational bee culture program by Lorain County Bee Keepers Association featured Ohio State University expert Mr. Dunham. The next meeting is April 19 at Amherst hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ernst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allsop
West River Street
William Wash
Lloyd Sweet
Melvin Olmsted
Chester Seneff
Ralph Bramwell
Ivor Thomas
Bob Broadwell
Frank Elgart
Burgan
Harry Garford
W. Wash
Lorain County Bee Keepers Association
Clyde Wheeler
Oberlin
Dunham
Ohio State University
Wheeler
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
A hospital notices list includes admissions for Clayton McMullen of 203 Broad Street Mrs Adelbert Hazel of 342 Thirteenth Street Richard Blaine of 416 Kenyon Avenue Mrs Henry Radican of 251 Denison Avenue Mrs Leon Ryan of 206 W River Street. Discharges include Mrs Edward Olszewski of 323 Huron Street and Mrs Leonard Moore along with a baby boy at 154 Rush Street and Mrs John Wostowicz with a baby girl at 114 Furnace Street Casmir Sobotka of 307 Sixteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton McMullen
Broad Street
Adelbert Hazel
Thirteenth Street
Richard Blaine
Kenyon Avenue
Henry Radican
Denison Avenue
Leon Ryan
W. River Street
Edward Olszewski
Huron Street
Leonard Moore
Rush Street
John Wostowicv
Furnace Street
Casmir Sobotka
16Th Street
Local Personal Notices from Elyria Area
The column lists residents and family news including births in Elyria Memorial Hospital and personal travels. Notable items mention Robert Laers of Flynn’s, a daughter born March 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Miller, Dorothy Lottman elected to a 4-H OSU committee, Adelbert Hazel’s son born March 15, and several residents returning home from clinics or trips to Florida and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Laers
Flynns
Ohio State University
Louisville
Cincinnati
Ross Miller
Brooklyn Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Henry Krieg
Tenth Street
Elyria Clinic
Dorothy Lottman
Adelbert Hazel
Thirteenth Street
Nicholas Webber
Oberlin
George Puls
Elyria
Detroit
Michigan
Minnie Baker
Lake Avenue
St. Petersburg
Florida
Ricka Schultz
Baker
A. M. Johnson
Death Valley
California
Johnson
P. W. McLeod
Fifth Street
Girl Scouts Visit Cardinal Troop for Activities and Flag Pageant
Sixteen Girl Scouts from Lilley of the Valley Troop of St Marys School with leaders Mrs Kimball and Mrs Hastings visited the Cardinal Troop at Second Congregational Church on Monday. Mary Agnes Welsh led Formation and Inspection with five perfect patrols reported as songs, dances and games filled the session. Guest Mrs W B Jenne and her baby Bonnie Lou attended. Eleven scouts were chosen for the April D A R Flag Pageant while Mrs Will Thomas hosted teas on Columbus Street for Cardinal Troop members pursuing the Hostess Badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s School
Kimball
Hastings
Cardinal Troop
Second Congregational Church
Mary Agnes Welsh
W. B. Jenne
Bonnie Lou
Will Thomas
Columbus Street
Cardinal
Handkerchief Shower Marks Auxiliaries Meeting
Bertha Mulroy presided as Aux iliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars held a well attended meeting. One new member Mrs Mary Moyer was initiated. An organization program was planned for April with Eleanor McCully as chairman. March birthdays were honored with handkerchiefs and luncheon followed. Committee members included Susanne Beattie Bertha Mulray Beatrice Scarborough Merle Haun and Helen Sperry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Mulroy
Mary Moyer
Class of Zhonta meeting postponed to Friday
The Zhonta Class of the Second Congregational church postpones its meeting from Thursday to Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Lucille Paton on Foster Avenue. East Side Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal church meets Thursday with Mrs. Harry Trumpy hosting at 419 Oxford. St. Clair Rebekah Lodge initiates candidates April 7 instead of March 14, with degree practice following the meeting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Lucille Paton
Foster Avenue
East Side
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Harry Trumpy
Oxford
MacDonald
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Wedding of December Last Is Announced
Mr and Mrs George Lamberger of Grafton announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Elizabeth to Edward W Reisinger son of Mr and Mrs Dwight G Reisinger of Grafton The ceremony was performed by Rev M L Coupe at the parsonage of the Methodist Episcopal church at Elkton Maryland December 5th 1926 The bride was a former student at Washington Missionary College Washington D C The couple will reside in Columbus Ohio where Edward will continue study at Ohio State University A dinner party and reception will follow at the Witzel home with about 25 friends and relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lamberger
Grafton
Helen Elizabeth
Edward W. Reisinger
Dwight G. Reisinger
M. L. Coupe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elkton
Maryland
Washington Missionary College
Washington, D.C
Reisinger
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Dro
Eugene J. Witzel
Cou Vian
Canton Lorain and Canton Canton Hold Joint Mustering In
Historical Talk Canton Lorain No 98 and Ladies Auxiliary No 106 hosted Cleveland guests last night for a joint Mustering In ceremony. Chevalier Heenckh of Cleveland gave an historical sketch on the Canton origins formerly Elyria, later Canton Lorain. Captain Schaffer of Cleveland spoke briefly. Refreshments followed at the social meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lorain
Mrs Koonts Hosts Sunny Side Up Club Meeting
Mrs C E Koontz opened her Cornell avenue home last night for Sunny Side Up Club. Three tables played progressive banco with Mrs William Bruck high, Mrs Ralph Carr second, Mrs William Meinke consoled. Mrs Alice Hinderer won the prize. Luncheon featured St Patrick's Day colors. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs H Guthman Foster avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Koontz
Cornell Avenue
Sunny Side Up Club
Progressive Banco
William Bruck
Ralph Carr
William Meinke
Alice Hinderer
St. Patrick's Day
H. Guthman
Foster Avenue
Agenda Fraternity dance and club changes announced
The Agenda Fraternity finalized plans for a St Patrick dance with Melvin Harper and Claude Smith as committee leaders and Bill Petersen’s orchestra. The Elks hall will be decorated and favors given to women. A new constitution and by laws were adopted. Mrs John Stashall Jr honored by a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Carl Rezek with prizes and luncheon for thirty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Agenda Fraternity
Melvin Harper
Claude Smith
Bill Petersen
Elks Hall
John Stashall, Jr
Madeline Rezek
Carl J. Rezek
Rose Olszeski
Anna Rezek
A. Schmauch
Rose Bellamy
Mary Pilarczyk
Marguerite Wolfe
Bessie Youngman
Ladies Auxiliary Party at Cleveland Street Hostess and Scores
Mrs. Martin hosted a Ladies Auxiliary Eagles event at 28 Cleveland Street with Ringo in play. Myrtle Smith won high score, Mrs. Derek second, Mrs. Crambe third. Truncheon served after games. Next Auxiliary meeting set for Tuesday March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Cleveland Street
Eagles
Ringo
Myrtle Smith
C. Derek
Crambe
Middle Step Club Elects New Officers
The Middle Step Club elected officers at the YWCA meeting. Donna Chapman will be president, Jane Mecaire vice president, Lucien Zech secretary, Vera Smith treasurer, Betty Schafer reporter. The group planned future events and set a tureen supper for March 22 with Delene Rhodes leading the supper committee and assistants Mteanor Krugman and Eva Vargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Step Club
Y. W. CG
AL Donna Chapman
Jane Mecaire
Vitus
Lcien Zech
Vera Smith
Betty Schafer
Delene Rhodes
Mteanor Krugman
Eva Vargo
Elyrian Council Inspection at Masonic Temple
The annual Inspection of Ely rian Council Xe 86 RL & SoM will be held Thursday evening March Std at the Masonic Temple. The Royal and Select degrees will be conferred and the Assembly called to order promptly at p.m. A buffet luncheon will follow in the dining room on the ninth floor as many out of town guests are expected to attend with local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrian Council
Mareh
Masonic Temple
Bridge Inections at Orne Sempre Club Meeting
Four bridge games were played by Orne Sempre Club members at Mrs. Margaret Prostall's Marseilles Avenue home. Lucy Wellert won high score, Marie McMullen was second, and Ruth Smith third. A dessert course followed before adjournment. next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Rose Kraus of Iorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Glovelub
Elizabeth Wilbert Hornede
Riverside Drive
Lakewood
Maude McLaughlin
Mary Diederich
Anna Hollup
Horwedel Serinq
Green
Mureiy List
Marie Roxdue Menehiatd
Orne Sempre Club
Margaret Prostall
Marseilles Avenue
Lucy Wellert
Marie McMullen
Ruth Smith
Rose Kraus
Iorain
Guild Entertains at First Congregational Meeting
The Guild of First Congregational Church hosted an entertained afternoon session to fund a mantle clock in memory of Mrs. Otto Greene. Mrs. Hugo Pankoff Mrs. A W Peters and Mrs. Alex Schilleman served refreshments. Next meeting is Monday March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of First Congregional Church
Otto Greene
Hugo Pankoff
A. W. Peters
Alex Schilleman
Townsend Club Adds Many New Members
At Elyria Townsend Club meetings enthusiasm and interest in the Townsend Movement grow. President W. C. Hill lauded the club’s friendliness and harmony, calling it one of Northern Ohio’s strongest as a drive adds new members and plans target a more vital Townsend Plan interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Townsend Club
Townsend
Ohio
W. C. Hill
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women The Early Years
The Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women clubs organized in 1910 and held its 1920 convention in Columbus with 47 delegates. Members from Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dayton Springfield Toledo Warren Youngstown and Zanesville formed the early roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Columbus
Ohio
National Federation
St. Louis
Missouri
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dayton
Springfield
Toledo
Warren
Youngstown
Zanesville
Mildred M. Hickman
Ohio Federation
Eaton
Millersburg
Olive Joy Wright
Florence F.F. Allen
Allee Enselhardt
National Finance Committee
Townsend Movement Meeting Encourages Public Attendance
Ely residents aroused by Towns end Movement meeting inviting all boys and men to Monday sessions. C F Preslar Frank Nichols and W J Haynes spoke while Haynes read Only A Lock of Hair. Valley City plans a March 15 gathering with public invitation and Easter postponement of Townsend activities until April first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Townsend
C.F. Preslar
Frank Nichols
W. J. Haynes
Haynes
Valley City
Treaty of Versailles Costs Germany Heavily
The treaty imposed heavy losses on Germany including 13 percent of European territory and colonies, about 15 percent of productive capacity, its merchant fleet, and most foreign investments.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irene Webber
Josephine Cherry
Catherine DeClure
Lucille
Pauline Drake
Marjorie Sedos
Florence
Patsy Martin
Miss Webber
St. Andrew's Church
Gethsemane
Brown Co
Lodi St
Elyria, O
Y.wca
St. Patrick's Party
iLicenses
Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club
First Congregational Curch
Dan F. Bradley
Frank S. Harmon
A. M
Women’s Bible Claas
J. A. Kaley
Dorothy Hastings
East Third Street
St. John's
Gray
Bors Missionary Society
March Club
Nancy Turnbull
East River Street
Rose Bllew
Tan
Daughters of Scotia
G. G. G. Club
John Castle
Nichols Krock
Sigma Omega Sigma
Ruth Gorman
Malcolm Court
Alpha Sigma Chi
James Bramwell
Republican Women’s Club
Woman's Club
Leonard Smith
Prof
Fenn
Oberlin College
Supreme Court
Elyria Lodge
United American Mechanics
Wurst Hall
Helping Hand Society
Y'Indus
Joyce Gildenmeister
Oak Street
Dickie McIntire
Georgie Rick
June Ellen Smith
Helen Jane Lingenfelter
Joan Williston
Lois Niemeyer
Betty Weikel
Donald Stang
Sterling Ault
Gerald Cole
Mona White
Vivian Bartlett
O’neil White
Y.W.C. A
Yankee
Earl
Middle Ave
Cheapside
J.T. Pallardy
Farl
J. Spinks
Girl Scouts
Mrs. Koonts
Auxiliary Tras Party
Real Cleaners
Washington
Townsend Club
State Federation
Maurice
Nestle
Maurice Wonder
LA Petite Parisian
Brand St
Over
Hascrodt
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