Local club meetings announced for Friday and Thursday
The Charles Abbey Junior club meets Friday at four in the I O O F hall. Beacon Light Girls of St Pauls church move to church parlors for tomorrows meeting. St Ann's Sewing Circle gathers Thursday at Mrs Thomas Conway's 228 Third street. Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans holds all day sewing Thursday in the G A R hall with an evening business meeting and drill practice for the April eighteenth inspection. full membership urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Abbey
I. O. O. F. Hall
Beacon Light Girls
St. Paul's Church
Allee Hexinbotham
St. Ann's Sewing Circle
Thomas Conway
Third Street
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Evening club notices across Cambridge and Elyria
Tonight multiple local groups gather at various addresses. Les Amies Class with Mrs Manzo on Cambridge street. Chrysanthemum Birthday Club with Mrs Peters on Oxford street. Elyria Social Club committee with Miss Burns at 129 Longfellow avenue. Daughters of St Andrew with Mrs Laundon on Sixth street. Pilgrim Community Woman's Association with Mrs Heal at 215 Winckles street. Lady Rowena Circle hosts dinner at Mrs Miller on North Maple. Buckeye Bunco Club at Mrs Hubbell’s home with Mrs Jenkins as hostess. Senior Hi Y at the Y M C A. St Clair Rebekah Lodge at I O O F hall. Marshall Chapter R A M meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Amies
Jean Manzo
Cambridge Street
Chrysanthemum Birthday Club
Robert Peters
Oxford Street
Elyria
Jessie Burns
Longfellow Avenue
Daughters of St. Andrew
Theodore Laundon
Sixth Street
Pilgrim Community Woman's Association
Harry Heal
Winckles Street
Lady Rowena Circle
Nina Miller
North
Maple Street
Buckeye Bunco Club
Paul Hubbell
M. A. Jenkins
Y. M. Co
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Marshall
Immigrant Problems Topic At Woman's Club Talk
Mrs. Louise Harris secretary of the Cleveland International Institute spoke on The Immigrant and his Problems. She noted language and customs create handicaps and that the W. C. A. heads immigrant work by Roosevelt appointment. 956 girls aided last year in Cleveland. records sent to origin countries. Efforts aim to keep families together and amend immigration law to prevent separation. Social hour followed with tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Club
Louise Harris
Cleveland International Institute
Sixtieth Founders Day for Missionary Society Dinner
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church celebrates its sixtieth anniversary with a Founder's Day dinner Friday at 6 30. The event is a mother's birthday party with cake candles and a penny per year. Rev. Frederick Bankhardt will speak. reservations open by March 20, manager Mrs. G A Reeder. Also notes Lindy Lodge hostess Miss Betty Chapman hosted last night. planning an April Fools party April 1 at Miss Jeannette VanAmburgh's Grafton road home. chop suey served to conclude the social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Frederick Bankhardt
China
G. A. Reeder
Betty Chapman
Lindy Lodge
Grafton Road
Jeannette VanAmburgh
Clergy Schedule Highlights Thursday and Friday Services
Thursday morning Holy Communion at 10 leads into a Thursday night Litany and sermon at 7 39 led by Rev Kirk O Farrell of Cleveland praised as an able preacher whose messages are worth hearing Friday afternoon features a children's service at 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk O'Farrell
Cleveland
O'Farrell
Surprise Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Chase at Foster Avenue
A surprise dinner was held March 1 at the home of Mrs G A Battle, 9135 Foster Avenue, honoring Mrs B J Chase. Guests included Mrs Wam monds Mire Jackson, Mrs Laura Haines of New London, Mr Mary Winfield of Clay Kentucky, and several Battle and Weathington relatives, with a six o'clock chicken dinner served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bithday
B. J. Chase
G. A. Battle
Foster Avenue
Wammonds
Mire
Jackson
Laura Haines
New Londan
Mary Winfield
Clay
Kentucky
Joe Battle
Wright Battle
George Weathindon
Joseph Weathington
James Weathington
Toa
Chase
David Hardy
Meeting at Lake Avenue School House for Community Church
A meeting is announced for Thursday evening March 21 at 7 30 to organize a Community church at Lake Avenue School House. All interested are invited. Fred Gerber. Grand Rapids Michigan. A former county resident visited Mrs EL Ott and Miss Viola Ott of Northrup Street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Fred Gerber
Grand Rapids
Michigan
EL. Ott
Viola Ott
Northrup Street
Nature in Music Discussed at Student Department Meeting
The Student Department of the Musical Art Society met at Mary Franklin's home to hear a paper on Nature in Music and the origin of instruments. The program featured piano and violin pieces by Bagnell, Seitz, Kreisler, Godard, Liszt, Chopin and others performed by listed students, with the next meeting planned for the late April open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musical Art Society
Mary Franklin
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Molly Murbach
Reges
Virginia Bagnell
MacDowell
Wilma van Oster
Seitz
Madge Munrbach
Godard
Elaine Cole
Eleanor Erickson
Thelma Helfrich
Rain
Bohn
Hindoo Cnant
Kreisler
Roger Rodgers
Schuett
Roberta Storm
Lisztanl
Chopin
Mildred Lyberger
United Presbyterian Sunday School Class Elects New Officers
Class No. Twelve of the United Presbyterian Sunday school met at teacher Abrs. E. A. Horace home Tuesday evening. Officers elected include President Elizabeth Brown, vice president Phyllis Pearson, secretary Nelli Wheatley, treasurer Nettie Paton, sunshine treasurer Anna Moyes, and Missionary treasurer Elaine Hunter. Prizes went to Gladys Crombie and Phyllis Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Sunday School
Abrs. E.A. Horace
Elizabeth Brown
Phyllis Pearson
Nelli Wheatley
Nettie Paton
Sunshine
Anna Moyes
Elaine Hunter
Gladys Crombie
Rockford College and Oberlin Debate on Free Speech
The Federation program last night featured a debate between Rockford College Illinois and Oberlin College on the proposition Complete Freedom of Speech and Press on Economic and Political Subjects is Sound. No decision was reached as Rockford spoke affirmative and Oberlin negative. Rockford team: Genevieve Blanc Virginia Prohl Alice Patee. Oberlin team: Eleanore Springer Alva Jean Hall Muriel Warren. The event followed a dinner party for sixty five members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
Rockford College
Rockford
Ilinois
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Genevieve Blanc
Virginia Prohl
Alice Pattee
Eleanore Springer
Alva Jean Hall
Muriel Warren
Mrs Wells Hosts First of Two Spring Afternoon Bridges
Mrs Paul Wells of 52 Colonial Apartments entertained Tuesday afternoon with the first of two bridge parties this week. Three tables played with prizes to Mrs Howard D Cook and Mrs Maxwell French. Yellow flowers and luncheon decor enhanced the spring theme. another session is planned Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wells
Colonial Apartments
Howard D. Cook
Maxwell French
Twenty Nine Present At Bible Class Meeting
The Woman's Bible Class of the Second Congregational church met at the church with Mrs Walter Walser and others hosting. Twenty nine members attended. During the business session they discussed a financial plan for the next year. Mr Kennedy gave a-teadur Shainrch of Ireland. Mrs Cora Dew read The Wearing o f the Green and Mrs John Hecock read The Legend of Shatnek. A social hour and refreshments closed the meeting. The class will meet again on April sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Walter Walser
Mire
J .D. Kintrg
Ev¢lin Helmes
John Wecock
Neshe Hecaday
Tohn Kennedy
Ireland
John Hecock
Cloverleaf Club Meeting With Miss Kepler At St Pauls
Miss Tuiy Kepler of West Avenue hosted Cloverleaf Club members from St. Pauls Church last evening. The business meeting was dispensed with and attendees spent the time socially. The club will reconvene in two weeks with Mrs. Sherif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Rose Mack
Madison Street
Miss Colter
Inez Parmleyr
Mildred Findlay
Eurene
St. Patrick’s Dar
Tuiy Kepler
West Avenue
Cloverleaf Club
St. Paul's Church
Sherif
Dinner Bridge At Brooks Home Brings Festive Teas
Mr and Mrs John Brooks hosted a formal dinner bridge for 35 guests at their S41 Third street home. Out of town guest Miss Louise Vilsack from Pittsburgh along with Mr and Mrs George Hewitt attended. Green and white decorations set the scene as bridge followed dinner with prizes awarded to Miss Vilsack and W P Timms first and Mrs Howard Bbour and Richard Perry second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brooks
S41
Third Street
Louise Vilsack
Pittsburgh
Penn
George Hewitt
Ohio Street
W. P. Timms
Howard Barbour
Richard Perry
Woman's Benefit Association Hostess Holds Card Party
Mrs Pearl Brouse entertained members and friends of the Woman's Benefit Association at 411 Kenyon avenue with a 2 card party last evening. Five pedro tables were in play and prizes went to Hattie Hansman first John Raesler second George Schuster third and Bertha Lyberger consolation. A luncheon was served. In two weeks Mrs William Stégman will host at 423 Tenth street and the next regular meeting is March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Brouse
Woman's Benefit Association
Kenyon Avenue
Pedro
Hattie Hansman
John Raesler
George Schuster
Bertha Lyberger
William Stégman
Tenth Street
Association
Fourth Literary Club at Y W C A entertain guests
The 04 Literary Club was entertained yesterday at the Y W C A by Mrs. Fred Ernshaw and Mrs. Will Hill with fifteen members present. Next meeting set for April 16 at the Y W C A as guest day. Program on Stories Great Rivers Tell featured river papers and music. Refreshments in green and white followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ernshaw
Will Hill
Hudson River
H. A. Beck
Mississippi
Florence Holcomb
Nile
Nellie Gregory
Jordan
Ella Snodgrass
Rhine
Grace Warden
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at St Paul's Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of St Pauls Church held their regular meeting at the church yesterday afternoon. Routine organizational matters were addressed and the next gathering is scheduled for April sixteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of
Women of Mooseheart Legion Elyria Chapter Meet
The Women of Mooseheart Legion Elyria Chapter 773 met Tuesday evening in the K of P Hall with good attendance. After routine business the meeting adjourned. A card and dance party is planned for Tuesday April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart Legion Elyria
K. of P. Hall
Pilgrim Sunday School Hostesses Serve Thirty Children
The Primary Department teachers hosted thirty boys and girls at Mrs. Obert E Taylor's home on Yashwa avenue yesterday after school. Games and contests filled the happy hour as refreshments were served by Miss Helen Shriver and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Community Sunday School
Obert E. Taylor
Yah Swa Avenue
Sinring
George M. Dar
Helen Shriver
Crisman
Wricsht
Fitch
Central Guild meeting hosts eighteen members and guest
The Central Guild of St. Andrea's Church met yesterday afternoon at the home of dire. RK Kuhlow of Park Avenue with an attendance of eighteen members and one guest, Mrs. Lane. The afternoon featured social sewing and tea refreshments. In two weeks the chapter will meet with Mrs. Patton of Park Avenue. Personal notes list Elvrians who attended the matinée in Cleveland today: Mrs. Howard Berbour, Mrs. Alan Smythe, Mrs. Leonora Tufford, and Mrs. John Prooks. Miss Louise Vilsack of Pittsburgh returned home Monday after weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Hewitt of Ohio Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrea’s Church
Dire
RK Kuhlow
Park Avene
Lane
Elvrians
Coquette
Cleveland
Mirs
Howard Berbour
Alan Smythe
Leonora Tufford
John Prooks
Louise Vilsack
Pittsburgh
Firm
George Hewitt
Ohio Street
Mixed dance at new Grange Hall Ridgeville Friday
A community dance scheduled for Friday March 22 at the new Grange Hall in Ridgeville features Cook's Orchestra providing live music for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Grange Hall
Ridgeville
Cook
Mrs Isler Hosts Who's Who Club Meeting
The Who's Who Club gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Isler's home on Fourteenth Street. Progressive Pedro provided diversion with prizes awarded to Mrs. Swindling, first. Mrs. Ehlart, second. and Mrs. Van Ostran, third, while Mrs. Buswell received consolation. A three course luncheon followed at four. Guests included Mrs. E. J. Stankard and Mrs. Harry Dougherty. In three weeks, Mrs. Ehlart of Longford Street will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isler
Fourteenth Street
Pedro
Harry Swindling
J. Ehlart
van Ostron
Buswell
E. J. Stankard
Harry Dougherty
Ehlart
Longford Street
Neighborhood Bible Study Clubs Meet Across City
Interest grows in local Bible study groups with multiple districts meeting at various homes. District Three and Section B gathered at Mrs. Dellafield 516 Cleveland Street to study Acts Chapter Three. next session March 26. District Six groups with Mrs. Turnbull 232 East Avenue had twenty one in attendance. next gathering March 25 at Mrs. Heimbach 246 Fourth Street to study Acts Chapter Four. District No 1 class at Mrs. Boggs 719 Woodland Avenue. District Seven Section D at Mrs. Crisman 223 Fairlawn Avenue Thursday seven thirty. District Six Section H meets Thursday seven thirty at Mrs. Browne 237 Kenyon Court. District Two Section C and ND met at Mrs. Howlett 205 Cascade Street with twenty two present. next meeting March 26 at Mrs. Lamberton 128 Glendale Court to study Acts Chapter Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dellafield
Cleveland Street
George Turnbull
East Avenas
Edwin Kirby
Heimbach
Fourth Street
Boggs
Woodland Avenue
Frank Wilford
B. R. Crisman
Fairlawn Avenue
Lewis Browne
Kenyon Court
J. Howlett
Cascade Street
G. Lamberton
Glendale Court
German Lenten Service at St John’s Lutheran Church
A Lenten service will be held this evening at 7 39 at St John's Lutheran Church. The pastor will preach on The Atoning Blood of Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Jesus Christ
Woman's Welsh Club Hosts Evening Gathering
Mrs. Sam Saville welcomed members at 349 High street for a women’s club meeting. Miss M Higgins played piano, Mrs. Alice Higgins sang, and Mrs. N Saville read twice. refreshments at 2 p.m. A May ninth meeting will be at Mrs. Lee Whitney’s 1013 West Avenue, with 17 attending and guests Mrs. Joseph Brown, Mrs. Earl Williams, and Mrs. J D Lewis of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Saville
High Street
Woman's Welsh Club
M. Higgins
Alice Higgins
N. Saville
Lee Whitney
West Avenue
Joseph Brown
Earl Williams
J. D. Lewis
Lorain
Marriage Licenses Report From Barberton and Elyria
Don L. Young 22 mechanical engineer Barberton Ohio wed Elda B. Schofield 22 accountant Amherst Rev Sneaker lists. Robert Simmons 28 laborer Elyria wed Helen Glanton 25 domestic Obertlin Rev H A Wallace officiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don L. Young
Barberton
Ohio
Elda B. Schofield
Amherst
Robert Simmons
Elyria
Helen Glanton
Obertlin
H.A. Wallace
Hospital Notes and Admissions in Oberlin Area
Admitted: Mrs. Joseph Heitz and Mrs. Burton Hale at Columbia Station. Discharged: Mrs. Gerald Gaines and baby. Oberlin: Mrs. Arthur Powell and baby girl at 13S Charies Court. Voting details on Vine street reference not hospital related.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Heitz
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Burton Hale
Columbia Station
Gerald Gaines
Vine Street
Oberlin
Arthur Powell
Charies Court
Local social notes and family visits in Wooster area
Mr and Mrs Andrew Brogie of Cleveland hosted guests Mr and Mrs William Kiely last evening. Miss Alice Duckett and Miss Frances Dunn visited Cleveland. John Lauck of Ohio State University spends the week with his parents at 242 Harvard Ave Moore. Mowre Elmavbdberry of Water Street stays through week in Wooster. Alma Hort attended funeral for aunt Mrs Josephine Horst in Wellington Monday. Mrs John Grooks of Third Street visited Cleveland yesterday. Beltz family at 208 Eastern Height Boulevard announce birth of daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital this morning March 20. Reverend Birkner of St Talins Lutheran in Columbia Monday and Thursday with the Mission Board of Central District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Brogie
Cleveland
William Kiely
Alice Duckett
Frances Dunn
John Lauck
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio
A. E. Lauck
Harvard Avenue
Mowre
EL Mavbdberry
Water Street
Wooster
Robert Barclary
Fourth Street
Misa Alma Hort
Josephine Horst
Wellington Myondar
John Grooks
Third Street
Joseph Beltz
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Birkner
St. Talin’s Lutheran Church
Columbia
Micsinn
Central District
Fashions By Frances Paget On Sleeved Frocks And Mansion Socials
Fashions describe frocks that suggest sleeves or use cap sleeves capes and scarves to avoid naked arms while preserving coolness. Yokes and shoulder widening accessories create illusion of width. The article notes social events at the executive's home with Mrs Emmerson and Mrs Harold Watson hosting regular Thursday at homes and mansion guest attendance by legislators and officials. Housewives in New Zealand adopt electric labor-saving devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Paget
New York
Palm Beach
Emmerson
Harold Watson
State Supreme Court
Illinois Governor Revives State Society Activities
Springfield reports the governor restores social functions at the executive mansion transforming it from a sparsely used venue to a social center of Illinois. Under Gov. Len Small the mansion hosted few public dances or receptions. Gov. Louis L. Emmerson now reopens ceremonial events and formal gatherings, signaling a revived state social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illinois
Len Small
Louis L. Emmerson
Chicken Supper at La Porte Church Thursday
A chicken supper is set for Thursday March 21 starting at 5 30 PM at La Porte Church. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte Church
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Broad ST
Elyria FU
ST. Andrews Church
Mrs. Rose
Miss Kepley
MR. and
Mrs. Brooks
ST. Paul's Missionary Society
Women OF Mooseheart Legion Plan Party
Taylor
Central Guild
Wink Nrs
Kuhlow
Mrs. Isler
Dew Drop Inn
Floral Court
Cook’s
New Zealand
Illinois Governor Revives Society
Temple Court
Marcelling
EA P
UnUy
Fiue
MALLO
Bes
U.S
Pat of
Melo
Veer
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Manent
Marcel
Gertrude Beauty Shoppe
West Ave
the Ladies” Tailor
Middle Ave
Schwind’s Picture Store
Mrs
Jacquard
Axminster
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