Evangelical Women's Union Holds Thursday Meeting in St Paul
A large attendance gathered as Mrs. Mary Fox led devotions. Reports were given by organization chairs, with Mrs. A J Pitman presenting a paper on religious work. Ted Washke, Harry Harmon and Floyds Heys provided musical selections. Plans include a mother daughter banquet and a birthday dinner. Reverend Schmidt spoke on medical missions in India noting the absence of insane asylums there. Luncheon followed, Circle No 1 serving. Circle No 2 hosts for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Women’s Union
Mary Fox
A. J. Pitman
Ted Washke
Harry Harmon
Fund For Home and Foreign Missions
Park Hobill
Reverend Schmidt
Amherst
India
Floyds Heys
Circle No. 1
Circle No. 2
Church of Christ Division C Holds Tureen Dinner
Twenty three members and two guests met at Mrs. QO E Barton’s home on Seventh street for a tureen dinner. Mrs. C E Cheney led devotions and Mrs. James Smith chaired the business session. Plans were made for a noon luncheon and a guessing contest followed. The next meeting is set for April 20 at Mrs. B F Wise’s home on Twelfth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
QO. E. Barton
Seventh Street
C. E. Cheney
James Smith
B. F. Wise
Twelfth Street
Personality Pals plan two week kid party at Earl Court
The Personality Pals met Thursday at Miss Betty Fister’s Earl Court home. After old business they planned a children’s party to be held two weeks later at Miss Anita Hines’s Wurst Court residence. They passed the evening solving jig-saw puzzles and enjoyed a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Fister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Fister
Earl Court
Anita Hines
Wurst Court
Fister
Tri Sigs Meet Adds Irene Crow and Muriel Sump
The Tri Sigs welcomed Irene Crow and Muriel Sump during the Wednesday evening business session. Irene Crow and Marian Koontz won bridge prizes, and refreshments were served by the hostess. The club plans to meet March 29 at Marian Koontz’s Cornell Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Sigs
Eleanor Erickson
Irene Crow
Muriel Sump
Marian Koontz
Cornell Avenue
E B C Basketball Players Dine With Hosts
Members of the E B C basketball team enjoyed a six o clock dinner last evening at the home of Miss Marian Sparks 98 Gracecourt. Miss Helen Traxler and Miss Sparks entertained with St Patrick s Day themed appointments. A social evening followed the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Traxler
Marian Sparks
Miss Sparks
Gracecourt
S K G Club Elects New Officers at Oxford Avenue Meet
The S. K. G.'s met at Miss Jeanette Schaefer's home in 313 Oxford avenue for a brief business session that elected Miss Kay Noonan president and Miss Millie Martell treasurer. They spent the rest solving jig-saw puzzles and enjoyed a luncheon. The club plans a future meeting at Miss Ruth Olusphy's Gulf road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Schaefer
Oxford Avenue
Truth Seekers Class Enjoys Evening At Virginia Ensign Home
Members of the Truth Seekers Class of United Presbyterian gathered at Miss Virginia Ensign’s South Maple street home last evening. The event featured games with prizes for winners and a dessert course served by Miss Emma Lou Erdman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Virginia Ensign
South Maple Street
Emma Lou Erdman
Fortnightly Club Reviews Books at Luncheon
Mrs J W Van Dusen hosted a Fortnightly gathering on Middle Avenue with reviews of Expression in America by Ludwig Lewisohn and Sheltered Life by Ellen Glasgow given by Mrs T F Cushing and Mrs Richard Stevens. March 30 plans announced for Mrs C H Cushing to host at Fifth Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Cushing
America
Ludwig Lewisohn
Richard Stevens
Ellen Glasgow
J W. van Dusen
Middle Avenue
C. H. Cushing
Fifth Street
Circle No 4 Mrs Bond Hosts Tureen Luncheon Circle Practice
Thirty members of Circle No 4 of the First Methodist Church were entertained by Mrs E J Bond at a tureen luncheon at the parsonage on Fast Avenue. Assisting were Mrs H S Sherman Mrs Oscar Dunn Mrs E Ed Dettman and Mrs L C Brevoort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 4
First Methodist Church
E. J. Bond
Fast Avenue
Bond
H. S. Sherman
Oscar Dunn
E. Ed Dettman
L. C. Brevoort
J. L. Bridgeland
B. Simkins
Circle
Fred Sheldon
William Green Hill
Edgar Guest
C. E. Brodbeck
Mother Machree
Mrs. Klee
Denison Avenue
Mrs Melton Hosts Circle At Hoak Home In April
Mrs A J Melton entertained Circle No 1 of the Methodist Church at Mrs Flora Hoak s home 231 East Fourteenth street with 23 members and 2 visitors present Mrs Hoak led devotions and business was transacted Mrs James Scott gave readings and a social hour followed with sewing and visiting Refreshments were served by Mrs Cathers Ruhl and Melton at Mrs Hoak s home Eighth street on April 20th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Melton
Methodist Church
East Fourteenth Street
Flora Hoak
James Scott
James Cathers
Frank Ruhl
Eighth Street
Silver tea planned by auxiliary group at president's home
Thirty two members of the Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans and guests met at G A R Hall for a tureen dinner and brief business. Communications from National and Department Headquarters were read. A silver tea was planned for March 30 at Mrs Jessie Conram's home. The next regular meeting is April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary
Sons of Union
G. A. R. Hall
Jessie Conram
Club study group discusses banking with Elyria educator
Sixteen members of the Business and Professional Women's Club study group met at Miss Eva Mackey’s Parkview Court home. Carl Smith, economics teacher at Elyria High School, addressed the group on the present banking situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Eva Mackey
Parkview Court
Carl Smith
Elyria High School
Daughters of Scotland memorial service for Ann Meldrum
There was a splendid attendance at the Daughters of Scotland meeting last evening as members honored the late Mrs Ann Meldrum with a memorial service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Scotland
Ann Meldrum
CHAPMAN CAMP S U V INSPECTION FILLS G A R HALL
A large crowd of members and guests of H P Chapman Camp Sons of Union Veterans attended an inspection at the G A R hall last evening. Commander Henry Stevick led a complete ritual, Miles Waters praised the camp, and one new member was initiated. A program for April sixth will be conducted by patriotic instructor Alfred Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
G A. R. Hall
Henry Stevick
Miles Waters
Shelby
Charlotte Levi
Women's Relief Corp
Nellie Straw
Nellie Straw, Senn Viee
Daughters of Unon Veterans
Nina Hitsman
Sons of Yach Veterans Auxiliary
Jessie Cowan
Union Veterans \wvihary
Department
Mason Smith
Cne
Mevne
Alfred Bates
Hospital Notes Admissions
List of admissions includes Mrs. Melvin Coch rane at 270 Winckles Mrs. Walter Schuster in Amherst Mrs. Oscar Wood 165 Buckeye Alex Rad achy 227 Lodi Mrs. Raymond Craft 101 East River John Streicher 504 Park Avenue. Discharges include Frank Stellar 552 Broad Ethel Bradley 14 East Avenue Carl Herrmann 335 Lodi Mrs. Cornelius Estep La Grange Ohio Mrs. Beryl Snyder baby boy 320 13th Street Mrs. Marion Chandler No 6 Frank Ct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Cochrane
Winckles
Walter Schuster
Amherst
Oscar Wood
Buckeye
Alex Radachy
Raymond Craft
East River
John Streicher
Park Avenue
Frank Stellar
Ethel Bradley
East Avenue
Carl Herrmann
Cornelius Estep
la Grange
Ohio
Beryl Snyder
13Th Street
Marion Chandler
Frank
Elyrians Attend Meeting of Lorain Spanish War Veterans
The Col William E Gamore Camp held its annual inspection at the K of P hall in Lorain with about fifty Elyria comrades and their ladies in attendance. Frederick G Robinson retired Navy commander spoke on veterans prospects amidst Congress Economy Bill impacts. the group mourned the death of Frederick R Strike, QM Sgt of Co A, 5th Ohio. Funeral plans were set for Saturday at Thompson Parlors Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E Gamore
K. of P. Hall
Lorain
Daniel C. Rothe
Elyria
Frederick G. Robinson
United States Navy
Congress
Frederick R. Strike
Co. A
5Th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Thompson
Mel Brown
Fred Cole
Holcomb
Woodworth Camp
Cemeter
Elba
North East Ohio Booster Club
Mayflower
Akron
Oho
Albert Haake
Cleveland Street
Charity Hospital
Cleveland
C. E. Southam
Kenyon Avenue
K. of C. Hall
Parish service at Fields M E Church with music
Rev John G Koontz preaches on The Way of a Good Man at 10 15 a m with a boys and girls sermonette The offertory features Lyan Eldred piano solo The Shepherds Evening Song by Blake Betty Blaine offers two saxophone solos Estrelleta and Sax Queen The Ladies Quartet sings Send the Light and the Junior Choir presents another anthem under Miss Velma Andrews The Sunday school meets at 11 15 a m with all welcome Attendance rising The Young Peoples Fellowship Hour at 7 pm in the League Room led by Kenneth Lang
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Koontz
the Fields M. E
Lyan Eldred
Blake
Betty Blaine
C. H. Gabriel
Velma Andrews
Kenneth Lang
Altar Society Hosts Parish Hall Gathering
Thirty members of the Altar Society of St. Mary’s parish met yesterday in the parish hall. General osiss Wills and Mrs Downs acted as hostesses and served a refreshment course, with plans noted for two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society of
St. Mary’s
Osiss Wills
Roar-Up Club Holds Open Meeting at YWCA
Roar-Up Club members gathered for an open meeting at the YWCA last evening with guests bringing total attendance to thirty two. Bridge and other activities filled the evening and a refreshment course was served by the social committee led by Nancy Halpin as chairman, Horsten Curtis and Catherine Seward. Green and white decorations were used and prizes awarded to Miss Madeline Frahm and Miss Warian Stetson for bridge, with Miss Manan Higgins winning the other prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roar-Up Club
Y W CA
Bridge
Nancy Halpin
Hortense Curtis
Catherine Seward Green
Madeline Frahm
Warian Stetson
Manan Higgins
Ten members of St. Andre auxiliary sew after service
Ten members of the Woman's Auxiliary of St. Andre Chine met to sew after the mourning Lenten service yesterday. A luncheon was served at noon before sewing for the mission boxes to be sent in April. They will meet again April 6 in the Guild room for a luncheon and work meeting. Mrs. Rose Johnston left for Greensburg PA after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wellert of Cleveland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary of
St. Andre 5Chine
Rose Johnston
Greensburg
Pennsylvania
Paul Wellert
Cleveland Street
Community Club and Church Meetings Tonight
Various religious and social groups gather tonight across town. U P C U church meets at 7 30 at Florence Sellers home 252 Harvard avenue. Royal Neighbors honor 38th anniversary. O E S and Woman's Club groups hold sessions. Fisherman's Club meets at Baptist church room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Florence Sellers
Harvard Avenue
First Congregational Church
Nettie Finch Webber
Church of Christ
St. Mary’s Altar Society
A. U. Club
Pauline Geigey
Ninth Street
Royal Neighbors of America
Woman's Club
Order of Eastern Star
Church of Christ C. E Society
Kenneth Youns
Cornel Avenue
Security Benefit Association
Fisherman's Club
The
Baptist Church
Dorothy Fuldheim to Lecture on America at Woman's Club
Cleveland figure Mrs. Dorothy Fuldheim is asked to return for a Monday evening lecture at the Woman's Club on the topic of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Fuldheim
Cleveland
America
Woman's Club
Ruth Lautenschleger Heads Emma Dean Anderson Circle
Miss Ruth Lautenschleger was elected leader of Emma Dean Anderson Circle at a meeting of fifteen at the U P Church. Officers include Mary Emily Scott as vice president Nellie Wheatley as secretary and Con Stance McClure as treasurer. The group planned giving earnings from last week's pageant to missions and will meet again on April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Lautenschleger
Emma Dean Anderson
U. P
Mary Emily Scott
Nellie Wheatley
Con Stance McClure
Praser
Women’s Association of Pilgrim Church Plans April Chinese Supper
The Wo men’s Association of Pilgrim Church held a regular meeting with ten members. They planned an April Chinese supper, followed by a program including a reading by Mrs. R. W. Stargell and a missionary story of China by Mrs. Emily Scrivens. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Scrivens and Mrs. D. A. Stanford. The next meeting is set for April sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of Pilgrim Church
R. W. Stargell
China
Emily Scrivens
D.A. Stanford
Alma Scheuneman Hosts Ohio Public Service Associates
Mrs Alma Scheuneman of 213 Gates avenue hosted office associates of the Ohio Public Service Company. Two bridge tables produced first prize to Mrs J E Aikin, second to Mrs Agnes Kalter, and consolation to Miss Olive Ziegman. The hostess was aided by sister Mrs L E Davis for a green and white two course luncheon. This closed a winter series of young ladies parties. Hess Home Party for Mr and Mrs Stanger and Miss Myrielle Lord at 300 Lodi street featured cards and a buffet supper hosted by Barbara Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheunemayn
Alma Scheuneman
Gates Avenue
Ohio Public Service Company
J. E. Aikin
Agnes Kalter
Olive Ziegman
L. E. Davis
Local notes on residents and students in Elyria area
Miss Dorothy Siebenlist of Long Beach Calif and formerly of big city writes of surviving the earthquake. Miss Ellen June Fishel of this city helped Delta Zeta Glee Club win intramural honors at Ohio State University. Fishel, a former Oberlin College student and junior in education, majors in mathematics and is daughter of Mrs. J. S. Fishel. Visitors from Bellefontaine, Ohio include Mr and Mrs Omar Alloway and Mr and Mrs Guy Roberts with son Dean. Mrs Hillmer and Mildred prepare to accompany George Hillmer and Eleanor to Detroit for the weekend. John C. Everard of Elyria studies educational administration at the Graduate School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Siebenlist
Long Beach
Califoria
Big City
J. L. Mathis
Lodi Street
Ellen June Fishel
Delta Zeta Sorority
Ohio State University
Fishel
Oberlin College
College of Education
J. S. Fishel
Denison Avenue
Omar Alloway
Guy Roberts
Dean
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Lillian Alloway
Hillmer
Mildred
Elyria
John C. Everard
Ninth Street
Graduate School
OWU President to Address Lorain County Alumni
Lorain county Ohio Wesleyan alumni will hear Dr. Edmund D. Soper, president of Ohio Wesleyan University, speak at the Oberlin Inn next Thursday March 23. Dinner begins at 6 30. Soper is new head of the Association of American Colleges and author of Faiths of Mankind. Co W Koppes Elyria is association president and Vera H Lawrence Lorain is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Lorain
D. Soper
Elyria
Ohio Wesleyans University
Delaware
Edmund D. Soper
Lorain County
Oberlin Inn
Ohio Wesleyan
Assocation of American Colleges
W. Koppes
Vera H. Lawrence
Lorain
Local notices round Cleveland characters and events
Western Reserve University in Cleveland notes Mr Everard a Oberlin graduate and John Hay High School teacher. A newborn daughter born March 17 at Hlyra Memorial Hospital. Letters from Los Angeles describe an earthquake survivor and a drugstore owner Rollin Rawson. Several residents visit Amherst and attend a Daughters of Scotland meeting. A funeral in Detroit for John McHale is reported. Eustis Florida visits and a stroke patient Improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Everard
Oberlin College
John Hay High School
Raymond Craft
East River Street
Hlyra Memorial Hospital
Katherine Merthe
Eighth Street
R. A. Rawson
Los Angeles
California
Rollin Rawson
Laguna Beach
Wiliam McCully
Summer Street
F. Gordon
G. Bain
Taylor Street
Amherst
Daughters of Scotland
Joe Noveske
Grover Patton
George Faulhaber
Alfred Derek
Detroit
Michigan
John McHale
Charles Ashbrook
Ethel Bradley
S14
East Avenue
J. R. Wilmot
East Third Street
Eustis
Lorida
Julius Lamm
Louis Lamm
Devon Court Apartments
Charles Fell, Sr
Washington Avenue
Little Hoosier Girl Writes to Hoover After Defeat
In Haigler Nebraska an eight year old girl Jeannette Havick campaigned for Hoover and lamented Roosevelt’s victory. She received a personal letter from Herbert Hoover thanking her for her interest and wishing her happy holidays from the White House Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haigler
Neb
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Jeannette Havick
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
White House
Washington, D. C
Toannette
Tehidar
North Olmsted Ladies Aid and quilting meeting report
The West group of ladies from the Ladies Aid of the Congregation church met at the church on Thursday March 9. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon and quilting was the day’s work with seventeen present. The North group met at Mrs. Fred Young’s home on Center Ridge road on Thursday March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Ladies Aid of the Congregation Church
Fred Young
Center Ridge Road
Taxpayers Mass Meeting at Town Hall Friday
A mass meeting for taxpayers is planned at the local town hall on Friday evening March 17. Harvey Snyder of Cleveland will speak along with John Haefele vice president Wm Sharpe second vice president and Karl Witthubn secretary treasurer. They discuss the serious tax situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Snyder
Cleveland
John Haefele
Wm. Sharpe
Karl Witthubn
The
Curahoga County Taxpayers Association
P T A Meeting And Alumni Luncheon Report
On Monday evening March 13 the Cos Parent Teacher Association held its regular monthly meeting. An alumni luncheon followed. On Tuesday afternoon of the following week Miss Helen Harris conducted a Child Study meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cos Parent Teacher Association
Helen Harris
Mrs F W French Hosts North Olmsted Thimble Club
Mrs F W French entertained the North Olmsted Thimble club at her North Porter road home recently. Members enjoyed conversation, refreshments, and a planning chat for upcoming monthly activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F W. French
North Olmsted Thimble Club
North Porter Road
Tuesday Luncheon Club Entertained at Fitch Road Home
Mrs. Harry McCord hosted the Tuesday Luncheon club at her Fitch road residence last week. Guests enjoyed a delightful afternoon luncheon and card games. Angel Food cake orders and bake sale details are listed with prices and pickup information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McCord
Fitch Road
Mrs Busick Named Representative for Foster Frocks Inc
Mrs Busick of Busicks Dress Making Establishment is appointed representative in this city for Foster Frocks Inc New York creators of high class gowns She will add to a new line the knowledge of perfect fitting and continue to offer hemstitching plaiting buttons etc The shop on Broad Street has served ten years and she trained at Marshall Fields Chicago and the Art Institute of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Marshall Fields
Chicago
Art Institute of Chicago
Health Newsbrief from Mastick Road and Mrs Bull Wershing
Mrs Bull Wershing is confined to her home with ear trouble. Curtis Webster of Mastick road is in very poor health and is believed to be suffering from stomach cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Wershing
Curtis Webster
Mastick Road
Government tax bill amounts to $115 per person
The statement asserts that the combined cost of Federal, State, and local government per citizen is about 115 dollars annually. It emphasizes the overall tax burden on individuals across all levels of government.
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ST. Paul's
E. W.U
Miss Betty Fister
Sparks
J. W. van Dusen
Paul Wain-Wright
Courtland
Newspapr
Methodist
Business and Professional Women
H. P. Chapman Camp
Fy Astings
Irene Hastings
West River Street
Hilda Stiles
Florence Iecock
Gertrude Storrer
Franklin Avenue
Marcelling
Leedale’s Beauty Shop
Swearer Bik
Woman's Auxiliary
Bill
W. Broad
Andress
Emma Dean Anderson Club
Woman's Association OF Pilgrim Church
Cascade Pavilion
St. Patrick’s Dance
W. U
Letier
Herbert Honver
Rainbow Girls and
DE Molays
DeMolay
Rainbow Girls
Sunny South
Gerald Frank
Jim Thatcher
W. H. Patton Jr
Dick Hancock
Earl Greenland
Bob Burns
Harland Brown
Jerry Ferguson
Jack Whidden
Georgia
Jack Payton
Rodger Barnard
Grandpappy
Regro
Troune
Grandpapps
Walter Smith
Mandy
Sumner Hartwell
Mose Alvie Smith
Sleepy
Alan Vyauivormer
Mr. Fairfax
Jim
Rainbow
Thimble Club
Werhing
Irl
Scouts
Troup 2
Sat. A
AL Redington
Middle Ave
Tecock Floral Co
Broad St
Busick
Foster Frocks, Inc
Wildercraft
Miss D. Wilder
JADE
Phillips
Allen Bernard
Mrs. Busick
Foster Frocks
New York
Gage
Kroger
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