Y W C A Society Notes April Club Meetings
Y W C A society events report April gatherings of Cosmopolitan and Metropolitan clubs. Cosmopolitan members met at the Y W C A parlors. Metropolitan members met at Mrs Leon Selman’s home. Highlights include a review of Earl Ohio Homes by I J Frary, plans for a Cleveland visit to Dunham Tavern, and new officers for Metropolitan. Galaxy hosted at Miss Jeanne Reid’s with bridge, Easter basket drive for nursery children, and a Post Easter dance at the Elks. Phi Sigs hosted at Babe Papworth’s with Bunco and a bake sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwo
Cosmopolitan Club
Metropolitan Club
Leon Selman
Ohio Street
Earl Fauver
M. M. Winsor
Earl Ohio
I. JT. Frary
C. M. Ackerman
Ohio
Cleveland
Dunham Tavern
Phi-Sigs
Babe Papworth
Jane Crowe
Ann Loyd
Babe Benne
Miss Malik Hosts T. H. C. Club Gathering
Twelve members of the T. H. C. club met at Carolyn Malik’s Woodford avenue home for a short business meeting and bridge. Edith Shepherd won high score. Mary Cox received consolation. Refreshments followed a spring colored table. next meeting set at Edith Shepherd’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H.C. Club
Carolyn Malik
Woodford Avenue
Edith Shepherd
Mary Cox
Former Circle 5 Hostess Invites Members to St Pauls
Betty Gunder, a former Circle No 5 member, entertained the group at St Pauls Church last evening. Mrs J Rogers led the usual business and demonstrations while Mrs Gunder served a two course luncheon. The circle meets in two weeks with Mrs Martin Schroeder hosting at 121 Neuffer Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Gunder
Circle No. 5
St. Paul’s Church
J. Rogers
Quiet Paris Wedding of Lord Ashley-Cooper and Mme Soulier
Lord Anthony Ashley-Cooper, former husband of Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks Sr., wed Mme Francoise Soulier in Paris on March 31. The groom, 37, and the bride, 23, are from notable circles with the bride daughter of a Neuilly manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Anthony Ashley-Cooper Ashley
Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
Mme
Francoise Soulier
Paris
France
Neuilly
Acme
Local Social News Notes and Visits
Mrs W H Ruth of 429 West avenue returned from Fre mont Ohio after winter with daughter Mrs Paul Kindler and family. Jean Alwell of Wooster visits Lois Sharkey during spring vacation. Miss Gertrude Borle and Mrs Ruby Aldrich travel to Chicago for a welfare workers convention. Charles W Cottier returns home after operatos treatment at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs J W Smith home from Columbus where he served as a governor of the state real estate board. Mrs Newton Haven improving at home with her son and daughter. Born to Mr and Mrs Robert Lee of Lorain a daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital on April second. Mrs Frank Blakeslee Jr operated on at Elyria Memorial Hospital, now at mother’s home. Rev and Mrs W W Walker arrive from Oakmont Pennsylvania to reside at Grace Lutheran parsonage 717 East River street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ruth
West Avenue
Fremont
Ohio
Paul Kindler
Jean Alwell
Wooster
George Alwell
Lois Sharkey
Bath Street
Gertrude Borle
Ruby Aldrich
Chicago
Ilinois
National Convention of Welfare Workers
Charles W. Cottier
Denison Avenue
Elyria Memoral Hospital
J. W. Smith
Columbus
Smith
State Real Estate Board
Newton Haven
East Avenue
Haven
Carl W. Haven
Robert Lee
Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frank Blakeslee Jr
Fred Raesler
Lodi Street
W. W. Walker
Oakmont
Pensylvania
Grace Lutheran Parsonage
East River Street
William Wehlber
Florida
Woodworth
Tampa
Ybor City
E. W. Garver
Elyria
William
Oak Street
Los Angeles
California
J. H. Pope
339 Second Street
Leving Circle
George P. Colburn
North East Ohio Booster Club of
Spanish War Veterans
Cleveland
Matthias of Columbus
Colburn
D. C. Rothe
Emil Struck
Elyria Democratic Women's Club hears Splete on reemployment agency
The Elyria club met last night with Mrs Genevieve Lugaski presiding. Mr Splete discussed the National Reemployment Service Bureau. Plans were announced for the county Federation luncheon April 21 at the First Congregational church with Elyria women as hostesses. Two new members, Mrs Rust and Mrs Daney, joined. Mayme Gerhart was house hostess. the refreshment committee included Martina Kelling chair, Anna Friday, Loretta Ready, Margaret Wehlber, Julia Wells, Christine Cromlinz, Grace Geisel, Isabel Tausch and Mayme Gerkart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Women’s Club of
Elyria
Splete
National
Elyria Woman's Club
Martina Kelling
Anna Friday
Loretta Ready
Margaret Wehlber
Julia Wells
Christine Cromlinz
Grarce Geisel
Isabel Tausch
Mayme Gerkart
Scouts Tour Lorain Jail With Girl Scout Group
The Golden Red Troop Girl Scouts visited the Lorain County jail replacing their regular meeting. Mrs. Thomas Stephens and Lieutenant Athe led the tour with Deputy Steve Frolic as guide. Frolic showed rooms and departments and explained jail routines while displaying files, official handcuffs, and other items of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Red
Lorain County
Thomas Stephens
Athe
Steve Frolic
To Have Games Party by Middle Step
The Monday meeting of Middle Step is a combined business session and games party. The event is organized by Agnes Roth Ann Stolz and Olive Green with Middle Step representatives Donna Chanman and Betty Schaeffer slated to join the Leaders Council in Wisconsin GA this evening.
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Middle
Community clubs and church events planned across Elyria
Tonight and Sunday activities include St John’s Juniors meeting at the school and Sunday School staff supper at the First Congregational church. Hamilton PTA gathers at 7 45 with men in charge while Maranatha Class hosts a 6 30 dinner for husbands and friends. Variety club and Cai Sa group meet with local hosts, and Protected Home Circle holds dinner before an anniversary program. Local officers and speakers from Ohio and Columbus are noted for upcoming booster and veterans events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
First Congregational Church
Hamilton
Maranatha
Variety Club
Myrtle Bailey
South Amherst
Cai-Sa
Joan Swindling
Protected Home Circle
Supreme
Hadley
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Knit-Witters
Vivian Peabody
Oberlin
Royal Neighbors of America
Order of Eastern Star
Farm Sunshine Club hosts By Laws meeting and Sunshine club formed
Jenny Zaleski hosted at 1513 West Avenue as So What club adopted new By Laws and formed a sunshine club. Bunco prizes went to Mary Pawlikowski high score Lucille Pasenow second Florence Maloney consolation. Husbands and friends invited to Gypsy Fiddle by April 10. Next meeting at Miss Betty Martin 161 Chestnut Street on April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Zaleski
West Avenue
Sunshine Club
Bunco
Mary Pawlikowski
Lucille Pasenow
Florence Maloney
Ruel
Betty Martin
Chestnut Street
Hostess Entertainment For West Side Guild At Park Place
Miss Lottie Laundon hosted the West Side Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal church on Park Place Thursday. After a devotional service the group sewed together. the business session was omitted due to several absences. Refreshments were served and the next meeting place to be announced for April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Guild
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Lottie Laundon
Park Place
Miss Laundon
Jr Friendship Club Frolic At Y W C A
The Junior Friendship club hosts a Frolic at the YWCA gymnasium Saturday 8:30 PM to 12:00 AM with Chuck Whitney's orchestra. Dorothy Johnson chairs the planning. decorations by Jean Crisp. tickets by Agnes Kapear. Jolyn Brown publicity. Norma Wiseman refreshments. Tickets on sale at the high school and at the door. Members of Junior and Senior Friendship clubs and Hi Y are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
DeMolay Chapter Holds Regular Meeting
The David J. Nye Chapter of DeMolay met in I O O F Hall last evening. Petitions for Robert Standen Robert Kuhn and Donald Percival were read and voted on. W L Vaughn will discuss 1936 Olympics films at the next meeting. Candidates Jack Lysacht Robert Davis William Powell Charles Simmons and Charles Kolb received their DeMolay degrees and were presented with roses by Dad Smith. Master Councillor Richard Fell received a bouquet for his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
I. O. O. F. Hall
Robert Standen
Robert Kuhn
Donald Percival
Reese
W. L. Vaughn
Jack Lysacht
Robert Davis
William Powell
Charles Simmons
Charles Kolb
Dad Smith
Richard Fell
Wigwam Women’s Benefit Association Holds Meeting
An attendance filled meeting of the Women’s Benefit Association was held last evening at Woodman hall. Several members reported 11 dollars. After business, a bingo party awarded prizes to Hazel Gibson Flossie Massey and Kate Prentiss. Refreshments were provided by Jeanette Arnold Della Lutz and Bertha Olmstead. April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Benefit Association
Woodman Hall
Hazel Gibson
Flossie Massey
Kate Prentiss
Jeanette Arnold
Della Lutz
Bertha Olmstead
Needle Twisters Plan April Fool Theater Party
Needle Twisters gathered at Caroline Baron home 1&3 Erie Street for an April Fool themed evening. Knitting entertained guests and a luncheon followed with plans for a theater party next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Baron
Erie Street
D. A. R. Rummage Sale Announced for April Third
A rummage sale hosted by the D. A. R. is set for Saturday April 3 at 9 A. M. located at 31 West Broad Street.
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D. A. R. Sat
W. Broad Street
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listings
Hospital admissions include Beverly Battle on West Street, Erle Markel, Lorain, Mrs Celeste Kaiser, Erhart, Joseph Paonessa on Tenth Street, Mrs Harry Riddle, Jacqueline Greene, Mrs John Riddle of Amherst, and Mrs Robert Lee of Lorain. Discharges note Helen Bienik. In Litchfield Charles Cottier and Mrs Frank Blakeslee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Battle
West Street
Erle Markel
Lorain
Celeste Kaiser
Erhart
Joseph Paonessa
10Th St
Harry Riddle
East Ave
Jacqueline Greene
Earl Ct
John Riddle
Amherst
Robert Lee
Helen Bienik
Litchfield
Charles Cottier
Denison
Frank Blakeslee
Family Dinner Marks Silver Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William Gehrke Sr celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a home dinner at 705 West River Street. The event featured a two-table feast, pink floral centerpieces, and a gathering of siblings and relatives from Elyria and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gehrke
West River Street
Gehrke
Anna Hansen
Elyria
Schmidt
J. John’s Church
John Gehrke
Cleveland
Paul Gehrke
Dan Haas
Joe Hansen
Louis Hansen
Carl Gehrke
Walter Gehrke
Helen Ahlsrim
Mrs Crandall Honored With Bridal Shower
Last evening the 30 Club met at Park Place for a shower honoring Mrs Mildred Findlay Crandall who announced her marriage this week. After contract games guests presented a boxed gift rainbowed with rice inside a April Fool prank. Crystal gifts followed on a large serving tray as Mrs Harle McNally hosted a luncheon in a green damask setting with pink sweet peas and crystal candleholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harle McNally
Park Place
Mildred Findlay Crandall
Happy Pinochle Club Hosts at Emma Scheuneman Home
Mrs Emma Scheuneman hosted a Happy Pinochle gathering on Lake Avenue last evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Leona Davis Julia Hull and Mrs Nora Gagen. A social hour followed by refreshments preceded adjournment to meet in two weeks with Mrs Emma Dill of Nichols Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Scheuneman
Lake Avenue
Leona Davis
Julia Hull
Nora Gagen
Emma Dill
Nichols Block
St. John’s Ladies Aid Society Meets at School Auditorium
The St. John’s Ladies Aid Society held its usual business session yesterday at the school auditorium on Third Street. Thirty four ladies attended and were hosted by Mrs. Walter Kipf and Mrs. Bertha Guthman. A social meeting is planned in two weeks with Mrs. John Wellert and Mrs. Fred Koepp as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Ladies Aid Society
Third Street
Walter Kipf
Bertha Guthman
John Wellert
Fred Koepp
Cleveland Church Official Board Dinner Speaker Topic
Reverent Will Foster presided over the Official Board of the Church of Christ dinner meeting in Cleveland due to illness of President George Fridenstine. Attendance reached near total. Paul Wainwright led singing as Division C served a dinner with pink geranium decorations. Reverend F. H. Groom of Franklin Circle Christian Church spoke on the beginnings and early history of the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fridenstine
Will Foster
Church of Christ
Paul Wainwright
Division C
F. H. Groom
Franklin Circle Christian Church
Cleveland
Club meetings and new members highlighted in city notices
Opens home to Monopoly club guests Myre Tr ed W ig n ton and Mrs. Philip Bush. High score won by Mrs. R E Luschen, second Mrs. Larry Holmes. Wekumukum club welcomes Lilliac Longwell and Mildred Davis at Y W C A gala. Officers elected Agnes Garber president Lena Pasadyn vice president Helen Zelenka secretary treasurer. Group attended theatre party. next meeting in two weeks invites all girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Club
A.B. Saver
Claude Hummell
Leon Selman
John Reimers
J. Martin Beck
Gladys Reublin
Mark Willis
R. C. Novatney
Hubbard Wilcox
John von Blum
Harry Frankfather
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
University of Virginia
Jefferson
Wiliam and Mary College
Williamsburg
Virginia
Washington
Cleveland
Gordon Ely
Hawthorne Street
Monopoly Club
Myre
Tred Wisginton
Philip Bush
R. E. Luschen
Larry Holmes
C. R. Novak
Jack Penrod
Robson Court
Lilliac Longwell
Mildred Davis
Wekumukum Club
Betty Sebastian
Betty Bender
Agnes Garber
Lena Pasadyn
Helen Zelenka
Past Presidents of Canton Auxiliary Meet at Gray Apartments
The Past Presidents of Canton Auxiliary gathered with Mrs. Fiedler of Gray apartments and Gertrude Johnson assisting. Mrs. Anna Barnes chaired in the president and vice president's absence. A regular business session led to a social luncheon and Bertha Olmstead won the prize of the day at Anna F. Friday's home on West River Street May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Fiedler
Gray Apartments
Gertrude Johnson
Anna Barnes
Bertha Olmstead
Anna F
West River Street
I. C. O. F. Members to Meet for Hange Funeral
All members of I. C. O. F. are asked to assemble at Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home on Saturday at 2 00 P M for the funeral service of Frank S Hange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Frank S. Hange
Eagle Members Big Bingo Party Announcement
Notice to Eagle members and wives and invited guests about a bingo party tonight April 2 at 8 P M in the Eagles Club Rooms with special prizes. Lunch will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Eagles Club
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West Ninth Street
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Don W. Myers
Robert Bainbridge
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Winifred Seward
Jack Flynn
Janet Baker
WHE
Ted Seward
East Broad Street
Miss Malik
Sigrid H. Amidon
Ray
Ostrov’s
Lord Ashley Cooper
Stadler
the Stadler Products Co
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Barnes Bros. Coal CO
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H. Chandler & Son
Elizabeth Taylor
Ninety Five Club
Washington Avenue
W. H. Stark
Margaret Lawrence
Walter Saunders
Lakewood
Allen & Bernard
Century Block
Marcel
Ruth’s
Lake Ave
Mrs. Crandall
Lincoln Lawn Grass
Broad Street
A Complete School For Stage
Stage Arts Studio
Middle Ave
Order of Easter Star
Mystery Sisters
McKinley
Vicks VA
Gertrude Rahl
Brookhouser
RYTEX
Wallace Nutting Pictures
C.h.merthe & Co
Merthe
Merthe’s
Bomper Brims
Milans
Ballis
Bakus
Port Bonheurs
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