New Books Featured In Library Recommendations 1930
The library column reviews Scott's Postage Stamp catalogue and the Weekly Philatelic Gossip for stamp collectors, plus guides on meals for small families, furniture histories, ornamental fruit trees, and the South American Handbook. It highlights works by Count von Luckner, Helen Keller’s cited author, Sophie Kerr, J. B. Priestley, and Mary Roberts Rinehart, noting fiction and non fiction titles across travel, home life, and cultural subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Jean Mowat
England
Aemaica
Cescinsky
Hunter 15
Good Furniture Magazine
Beautifuly Illustrated
Abjornion
Tru
South
Central America
Mexico
Cuba
Count von Luckner
El+sria
Radcliffe
United States
Alexander Graham Bell
Mark Twain
nilIua—Edison
Ford Charley Chaplin
Carnegie
Helen Keller
Oy Sophie Kerr
Bess Streeter Ulrich
Correy Ford
Charles Brackett
An Buren
Bemis
Dad
Storm Jameson
North Sea
Mary Hervey
J. B. Priestley
Thackersy
Dickens
James Hodson
John Hardcastle
London
Rita
Nora James
Mary Roberts Kiveahrt
Aemricas
Rainbow Co-Ed dance planned by Friendship Club
Friendship Club groups met at the Y W C A to plan a Rainbow Co Ed dance for May 23 at 8 PM in the high school gym. Scrvbes Group led by Miss Francillia Williams will handle arrangements with committees for tickets decorations refreshments advertising programs and orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Scrvbes
Francillia McWilliams
Julia Keyes
Mary Lanner
Dorothy Mann
Phyllis Pearson
Mary
Helen Jenne
Church Meetings and Social Quilt Work Report
The Epworth League meets tonight at Irene Ackerman's home to rehearse with Billy Sunday hymnals. The Widening Circle of First Baptist moves Friday to the Church House on Fast Avenue rather than the Bennett home. Daughters of Ivanhoe host a day at Mrs. Mame Young's Riverside Court with a tureen luncheon and quilt block quilting. next gathering at Mrs. Iva Simmons's Ridgeville in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Irene Ackerman
Princeton Avenue
First Baptist Church
Fast Avenue
Bennett Home
Ivanhoe
Mame Young
Riverside Court
Iva Simmons
Ridgeville
Doctors at Ohio meeting hear on muscle atrophy
In Columbus yesterday, Dr. Herman C. Stevens and Dr. Melvin Clark attended the Ohio State Medical Association session. Dr. Stevens presented a paper titled The Neurologic Principles Underlying the Treatment of Muscular Atrophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman C. Stevens
Melvin Clark
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Medical Association
Stevens
Woman's Club Year Ends With Notable Activities
The Elyria Woman's Club held its final meeting of the year at the club home with a luncheon. Officers and department heads reported a successful year in membership and finance, highlighted by forming a Junior Woman's Club and a six-student college scholarship program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Elyria Woman's Club
House
J. C. Bins
Club
Arthur W. Huse
Ash
Alta Reefy
Myles Perry
Mae Friday Ashbrook
Arthur Huse
J. G. Whitney
F. A. Stetson
D. W. Myers
James A. Hewtt
Mrs O'Donnell Hosts Eight-Table Bridge Evening
Mrs Alfred P J O'Donnell entertained with eight tables of bridge at her home on 402 Middle Avenue last evening. Prizes went to Dorothy Conway first James Wheves second BE Mathews third and Frank Mathison fourth. Out of town guests included AIis F Butler Mrs A Minnich and Mrs KK Calhoon of Lorain. Bowls of roses and carnations decorated the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred P. J. O’donnell
Middle Avenue
Dorothy Conway
James Wheves
BE. J Mathews
Frank
Cora May Walton Club Hosts May Meeting at Spring Valley
The Cora May Walton Study Club held its annual May meeting at Spring Valley Country Club. Dinner covered twenty nine guests. Officers elected for the year were Aliss Zella Beavis president Ethel Wise vice president Leona Braman secretary and Helen Townsend treasurer. Bridge prizes went to Veda Goldsmith first Robert Hand second and Ethel Wise third. The club will not meet again until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora May Walton Study Club
Spring Valley Country Club
Robert Hand
Robert Martin
Engle
Harold Guthman
Mia
Paul Warmee
Margaret Hiewatt
Aliss Zella Beavis
Ethel Wise
Leona Braman
Helen Townsend
Veda Goldsmith
Round Table Elects Officers At Final Meeting
The Round Table Club held its final meeting of the year at Mrs William Graves Sharp's Washington avenue home. Mrs Sharp recounted a Europe trip visiting Teneriffe Rabat Gilbral tar Algiers Tunis Pompeii Palermo. Fratuh Wilford was elected president for the year with Mrs Thomas N Cook as vice president Mrs Ralph Murbach as treasurer and James B Thomas as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Huse
D. A. Baird
Nettie Laundon
F. A. Stetson
E. A. Hubbard
Carl Dramm
American Home
Karl Plocher
H. W. Tibball
Cora
D. W. McLeod
J. M. Ryals
Geo Brownell
J. G. Whitney
James Howitt
Sumner Hartwell
Rogers
A. F. Terry
Hartwell
Columbus
Federated Music Clubs of Columbus
School For the Blind
State School For the Deaf
Whitney
Round Table
Round Table Club
William Graves Sharp
Washington Avenue
Sharp
Europe
Teneriffe
Rabat
Gilbraltar
Algiers
Tunis
Vesusius
Pompeii
Palermo
Fratuh
Night community clubs and events listed at Beacon Light
Tonight members of Beacon Light girls meet with Mrs Edna Maring while numerous clubs gather across town. The Buckeye Bunco Club held a drawing at Mrs Paul Hubbell’s Spruce street home with four prize winners. Junior HI V Club plans Camp Iss for a picnic with sports and a two act play, and Mrs King hosts midweek gathering on Lake avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Light
Edna Maring
Triple Four Bridge Club
Catherine Jones
West Bridge Street
Auilary
Sons of Union Veterans
Rebekah Lodge
Agenda Club
Emma Dean Anderson
Florence Seilers
Harvard
Royal Neighbors of America
Woodman Hall
Daughters of Scotland Arcylr Lodge No. 6
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
Girls Friendly Society
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
K. of C
Buckeye Bunco Club
Paul Hubbell
Spruce Street
Ralph Manner
William King
Hugh Thomas
Lake Avenue
Camp Iss
Kes
Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Yost with Allen Mothers
Mrs. Floyd R. Yost entertained Allen school mothers at a bridge party last night. Mrs. Frances Leser won high score, Katherine Bowman was second, Agnes Yost third, and Mrs. Myers received consolation. The next party will be at the Legion Home on the twentieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd R. Yost
Olive Street
Allen
Frances Leser War V
Ates Kather Bowman
Agnes Yost
Myers
Legion Home
Birthday celebration and church group meeting noted
Miss Shirley Ann and Master Reinhardt, children of Mr and Mrs R H Reinhardt of 316 Cornell Avenue, celebrated birthdays with 31 guests at home. Afternoon activities included moving pictures a peanut hunt and balloon shooting contest with arrows. Refreshments were served at Teatime gifts were given. Eleven members of Division D of the Second Congregational Church met and planned a birthday tureen dinner for June with guests invited. Admitted and discharged patients listed. Eva Reely broke her right wrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ann
Master Reinhardt
R. H. Reinhardt
Cornell Avenue
Jack
Second Congregational Church
Ti Wulcox
Fred Hensman
Lingenfelter
Goldenmeister
Regu lar Elyria club meeting with luncheon Friday
The Elyria Woman's Club Child Welfare and Social Service Department announces a regular meeting this Friday at their Club Home with a luncheon at 12 30 PM. A brief agenda and socialization are planned for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
The
Elyria Woman's Club
Local Names Tie Up in Civil Marriage Notice
Charles Amato twenty year old machinist of Lorain and Lorain Pletcher twenty four of Lorain appear joined with James Dillon twenty four cab driver of Cleveland and Hazel Seeley ninety one resident of Wellington. A Wellington minister officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Amato
Lorain
Lucille Pletcher
James G. Dillon
Cleveland
Hazel M. Seeley
Wellington
Brydon Family Vacation Plans Spanning Pennsylvania
Mr and Mrs J C Brydon and children Douglas and Isabel and Mrs T F Brydon of Park Avenue depart tomorrow for Pittsburgh to visit Bri don relatives Mr and Mrs Martin Gettig of 13 Gates Avenue will spend the weekend with relatives in Ellwood City and Beaver Falls Mr and Mrs F Defenbacher of Stanford Avenue have left for Grove City where Mr Nefenbacher will become proprietor of the Hotel Dr A S MecKitrick has been called to Columbus and while there he will attend the Ohio ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Brydon
Douglas
Isabel
T. F. Brydon
Park Avenue
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Bridon
Martin Gettig
Gates Avenue
Ellwood City
Beaver Falls
F. Defenbacher
Stanford Avenue
Grove City
Nefenbacher
A. S MecKitrick
Columbus
The
Ohio
State Medical Association meeting touches Warrensville scene
Nellie M. Hill spoke at the annual luncheon of the W C T U during the State Medical Association meeting. She spent Wednesday in Brighton. The Mother's Day gathering was held at the Congregational church with guests from Wellington Lorain Elyria and Kipton. Mr and Mrs J D Lysaght and son Richard of Cleveland Street and Mrs Stella Hammill motored to Warrensville Ohio yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Bertha Lyberger
Elyria
Elyria Guards
Elyria Review
Priza
Mar
Lorain
State Medical Association
Nellie M. Hill
Brighton
Kipton
J. D. Lysaght
Richard
Cleveland Street
Stella Hammill
Warrensville
Ohio
Bridge Party Honors Alice Stevenson Before June Wedding
Evelyn Bird hosted a bridge party at 207 Cleveland Street on Wednesday in a festive shower for Miss Alice Stevenson. Guests numbered twenty as Dorothy Sudro won first prize, Thelma Streicher second, and Alice Stevenson third. gifts awaited the bride-to-be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Bird
Cleveland Street
Alice Stevenson
Mark Abbey
Bird
Dorothy Sudro
Thelma Streicher
Miss Stevenson
Daughters of St Andrews Host Benefit Bridge Party
The Daughters of St Andrews held a benefit bridge party yesterday at the Jade Tea Room hosted by Mrs Reno Smith and Mrs Nock. Five tables played with prizes going to Mrs William Farewell and Mrs H D Cooper. A luncheon followed. Members and children plan a May 28 picnic at Cascade Park, the final meeting until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of St. Andrews
Jade Tea Room
Reno Smith
Nock
William Farewell
H. D. Cooper
Cascade Park
Fashions By FRANCES PAGET May 15 1930 Cravat Scarfs Rise In Spring Styles
Fashions by Frances Paget reports cravat scarfs dominate mid season sportswear and town attire. Long narrow cravats in plain silk crepe with striped borders appear tipped over once like ascots, worn close to the neck with bright colors. Silk scarfs remain essential, complementing tailored coats and street looks while neckpieces stay prominent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Sean Gayve
Carvat
Strawberry shortcake supper at Fields M. E. church
A strawberry shortcake supper is planned for Friday at 6 30 p m at Fields M E church. Tickets are 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields M. E. Church
Local social notes from Princeton avenue and neighboring towns
Mrs. Robert Martin of Detroit visits her parents the Andres on Princeton avenue. Miss Mary Roland returns from Columbus. Mrs. Wm Humphreys and Mrs. Haverstick stay with Mrs. F Blanche In Sandusky Wednesday. Silk scarf like felt hats mentioned as reaching old style restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Martin
Detroit
Michigan
Andrews
Princeton Avenue
Mary Roland
East Bridge Street
Columbus
Ohiio
Wm. Humphreys
Haverstick
F. Blanche
Sandusky
Dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall
A weekly event at Ridgeville Grange Hall every Friday evening features Cook's orchestra providing live music for residents to dance and socialize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Alfred O’donnell
Cora May Walton Club
Spring Valley
Paul Hubell
HIY Club
St. Pauls Church
Robert Iweiser
T. W. Korner
Charles Whitney
Siping
John Feler
Thomas Richards
Paul Rehards
Fifteenth Street
Leonard Torvitz
Jack Vestal
Myron Jones
Jack Knowles
Edward Trieshes
Robert Cooley
Howard Goodrich
Ark Standen
Souctal Club
Wack
Third Street
Rebekah Soctial
Banco
Pomeroy
Archambeau
Foster Avenue
Allen School
Larelive Oon
Reinhardt
Clarence Smith
Lodi Street
Clarence Heathcote
Seneca Street
Charles Lawser
Brace Avenue
Charles Walker
Oberlin
Patrick Radigan
Fremont Street
Eva Reely
ST. Paul's Brotherhood
Brotherhood of St. Paul's Church
Dames OF Malta
Y. Co. O. F. Hall
Loyal Temperance Legion
Methodist Church
L. A. Flickenger
Ike Prya
Feale Co
Smorth ST
Bayonne
Eastcheap
Lomdom
Deb
Daughters OF ST. Andrew's
Yi Wei
Qhn.t, Bartley & CO
Frances Paget
Broad St
Boylan
Roma
Broadway
Middle Ave
Woodmen’s Hall
R. N. of
William F. Aust
East 3Rd
Cook’s
East Avenue
Gerber’s Market
Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St. John
Charis
Brooks
A. B.C
Ira Arnold
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