Employed Young Women's League Opens Elects Officers
The Employed Young Women's League of the YWCA held its formal opening and officer election with a banquet at the Association gymnasium. Enid Bunting was chosen first president with Doris Wheatley Chervyenko Deck er Krugman Schmidt sen Neuman among the elected officers. The spring term classes begin next Tuesday with a supper at six.
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Young Women’s League of
The
Association Gymnasium
Enid Bunting
Doris Wheatley
Sylvia Chervyenko
Wanda Decker
Flora Krugman
Marian Schmidtsen
Mary Neuman
Galaxy Club Hosts Bridge Night at Ora Champion’s Home
Ora Champion entertained Galaxy members at 157 Cleveland Street with a bridge evening. Jeanne Reid won first prize, followed by Mrs. Ted E. Seward and Miss Winifred Seward. The event showcased orchid and pink decor and a luncheon. A brief meeting discussed ticket sales for the April 27 Galaxy informal dance at Elyria Country Club. The club will meet April 16 at Mrs. Walter Boroski’s home.
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Ora
Cleveland Street
Galaxy
Jeanne Reid
Ted E. Seward
Winifred Seward
Elyria Country Club
Walter Boroski
Elventh Street
Lorain
Miss Rica Sudro Hosts St John’s Club Meeting
Miss Rica Sudro of Fourth Street hosted St John’s 03 club with guests Mrs. Anna Koepp and Miss Marie Folkstadt. Mrs. Helen Kipf led the educational topic on vanilla bean origins and spices after the business session. Miss Sudro served a two course luncheon. Mrs. Laura Thompson of Ninth Street will entertain the club on May seventh.
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Rica Sudro
Fourth Street
St. John’s
Anna Koepp
Marie Folkstadt
Helen Kipf
Miss Sudro
Laura Thompson
Ninth Street
Musical Arts Society presents American Music program
The final study program of the Fiy ra Musical Art Society was presented Tuesday at the Y W C A parlors. Mrs. F O Wilford traced early music history to the present age, with notes on current events. A St Andrews organ program is planned for April 30. Alpha Tau Delta held a pajama party with bridge, Ruth Smith and Dorothy Schallon winning prizes. next meeting on April 16 with Dutch treat luncheon.
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Fiyra Musical Art Society
F. O. Wilford
Wilford
Charles Davis
Hardy Scott
H. C Esgar
Campbell Tipton
H. H. A. Beach
Ernest Charles
Edward Renbower
Edythe Harris
George Day
MacDowell
Jenne
J. H. Crumley
F. A. Yost
Mrs. Crumley
Cyril Scott
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Louise Brown
Alpha Tau Delta Club
Orena Beaver
East Broad Street
Bridge
Ruth Smith
Dorothy Schallon
Thierry
Babe Beaver
Dortohy Schallon
Missionary Society Meets Friday With Prayer Service
The Women's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist church meets Friday at 2 p.m. in the Berean class room, opening with a missionary prayer service. Regular business and program follow at 2 13. Mrs. George Johnson local secretary will lead, and Mrs. F A Yost is guest soloist.
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Women's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Berean
George Johnson
F. A. Yost
Grace Church hosts Sunday School teachers meeting
Mr and Mrs Albert Eblke entertained at Grace Lutheran church last evening for a Sunday School teachers and officers meeting. Fourteen attended and heard a brief talk by Pastor Reverend Schumm on the lessons. No summer meetings. plans made for September picnic. A social hour followed.
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Albert Eblke
Grace Lutheran Church
Schumm
Calendar events and meetings across Elyria churches clubs
Multiple groups meet or gather including Semper Parate Club with Esther Schulz and LePont with Mrs. Carrell Wight, Rebekah Lodge and Eagles Auxiliary, Zeta Upsilon Sorority with Audrey Squire, and various church activities at Sacred Heart, United Presbyterian, Church of Christ, St Andrew, Grace, Emmanuel Lutheran, and Maranatha. Lectures, card parties, suppers, vestries, and midweek services noted with times from 6 to 7:59.
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Semper Parate Club
Esther Schulz
Park Avenue
LePont
Carrell Wight
Wellington
G. AL BR
H. C. McKinles
Siath Street
Rebekah Lodge
Naughtess
St. Andrew
Robert Vestal, Jr
Colume Avenue
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Sacred Heart Church
Eagles
Zeta Upsilon Sorority
Audrey Squire
Lake Avenue
United Presbyterian
Church of Christ
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Clarence Browne
Maranatha
Baptist Church
St. Andrew's Church
Meetings and PTA and club gatherings on Thursday and tonight
The Meetings Friendship Club Cabinet meets Thursday at 11 a m at the Y W Co The Lake Avenue Parent Teacher Association meets this evening at the schoolhouse Stop 7 with teachers in charge of the program Election of officers will be a feature of the business meeting
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Friendship Club Cabinet
Lake Avenue
Parent- Teacher Association
Local Women and Lodges Report Meetings and Events
Canton Lorain No 93 and Ladies Auxiliary No 11 met with large attendance in I O O F Hall. Updates included reports on Cleveland muster in ceremony, Golden Wedding in Oberlin, April Fool Birthday Surprise for Minnie Church, St Agnes P T A speaker on health testing, skin tests, sanatorium, and county disease data. A child skin test program, card party, and District TTA conference notes were shared, with group activities and refreshments.
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Canton Lorain
Ladies Auxiliary
Frank Wilson
Canton
Cora Bemis
Cleveland
Canton Cleveland
Joseph Feakins
Oberlin
Minnie Church
Lorena Handley
Oberlin and
Elyria
L. B. Hindman
Lorain Co. Health Association
St. Agnes
Parent Teacher Association
Hindman
Welch
Mise Walsh
Nermancs
Penort
Faremay
L. Beaumoant
Joe Welsh
Sth
Crades
Herbert Conke
City Counccil
Denes Hull
Bauer
Lorain
Beaumont
Mrs Vincent Astor Leaves for Bermuda on Monarch of Bermuda
Mrs. Vincent Astor, New York socialite, pictured on a pier in New York as she departs for an early spring vacation in Bermuda aboard the Monarch of Bermuda. She will rest from a heavy social season.
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Vincent Astor
New York
Bermuda
Astor
Distinguished Visitors Attend Daughters of Scotia Meeting
Mrs. A Agnes St. Claire of Detroit, grand chief daughter, visited the local Daughters of Scotia lodge in Wurst Hall. Grand deputy Mrs. Janet Murray of Cleveland attended with members from Cleveland and Lorain lodges. A large crowd heard her praise the lodge work. Initiation is planned for the next meeting in two weeks after a buffer luncheon and social time.
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Agnes St. Claire
Dentrot
The
Daughters of Scotia
Order of Daughters of Scotia
Wurst Hall
Easter church meeting highlights and spring program
The Elizabeth Stevens Society met at the Methodist church with a 5 30 dinner served by Mrs W O McClellan and committee. Devo tions from Mrs C B Simkins opened the program with an Easter theme from John 20 1 18. Edward Bemhower played two flute solos with Miss Edythe Harris at the piano. Mrs C E Brodbeck sang two contralto solos with Harris. Mrs R W Starzgeil closed with cantent from The Oriental in American Life. May program planned by Mrs Beazell. dinner by Mrs Bridgeland assistants.
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Elizabeth Stevens Society
Methodist Church
W. O. McClellan
Don Fidler
C. B. Simkins
John
Edward Bemhower
Edythe Harris
C. E. Brodbeck
Miss Harris
R. W. Starzgeil
Clarence Beazell
Joe Bridgeland
Sullivan Man Speaks at Elyria WCTU Luncheon
Rev Aubrey of Sullivan spoke at the Elyria W C T U luncheon in First Methodist church. Eight new members were reported and two dollars donated to the Salvation Army fund. Mrs Otto Greene led devotions and Miss Helen Osburn presided. The speaker urged prohibition restoration and federal control as essential. County institute set for April 10 with a noon luncheon.
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Aubrey of Sullivan
Elyria W.C. T. U
First Methodist Church
A. M. Boyer
Misa Helen Osborn
Gerald Rice
Salvation Army Fund
Otto Greene
Robert Moore
A. F. Torry
B. Hindman
Aubrey
A.l. Pp. A
East
Union
County Institute
Congregational Church
Rebekah Social Club Holds May Meeting at Gehrke Home
The Rebekah Social Club met at Mrs. Anna Gehrke's home for its regular session with 26 members present. President Mrs. Anna Brenner led the business, two new members were admitted, contests followed with Mrs. Kate Rheinhardi and Mrs. Jeanette Arnold as winners, and Mrs. Brenner earned best costume. Refreshments ended the gathering. next meeting is May 7 at Mrs. Florence Giliman's Bell avenue home.
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Presidents Club of Women's Relief Corps
Della Kreps
Chesnut Street
Charlotte Lewis
Helen Hubbard
Minnie Church
Williams
Squires
Gehrke
Rebekah Social Club
Anna Gehrke
Anna Brenner
Kate Rheinhardi
Jeanette Arnold
Brenner
Students and locals appear in college and community lists
James R. Lamberton a Ohio State student listed with Scabbard and Blade, while Mary C McGuire named to a Junior Tea Dance committee at the College of New Rochelle. Sabina and Dayton visits by Viola Hargrave and Margaret Hewitt. multiple local residents noted for health, travel, and social events. Russell Stokley attends state circulation managers meeting in Toledo as three carrier boys enter a sales contest. Young People’s League plans May rally after last night’s meeting with host committee named. Next meeting set for May.
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James R. Lamberton
Ohio State University
Scabbard and Blade
Carl Gross
Fred Eckler
Spruce Street
Mias
Mary C. McGuire
Michael J. McGuire
College of New Rochelle
Glen Island Casino
New Rochelle
Viola Hargrave
Margaret Hewitt
Sabina
Dayton
Ohio
Elyria
Leslie Zimmerman
Pauline Wright
Lois Pearl Berrington
Bell Avenue
Harriet Amatt
John Rawson
Florida
E. F. Schultz
Columbus Street
William Crisp
E. M. Knowles
Station Road
E. J. Copp
Cleveland
Earle Weller
Carl Rieske
Joe Horvath
Maynard Unger
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Lilla Schwartz of LaGrange, Mrs Albert McMann of 1308 Lake Avenue, Mrs Mildred Axelson of Lorain, and others such as Helen Hogue in Brunswick Ohio and Joan Friedt of Lorain. Discharges feature Mrs Martha Kfenning, Philip Gray, Ethel Kraft, Robert White, Richard Mason, and Mrs Mildred Axelson, with infant listed for Mrs Walter Roosevelt. Also noted are entries for Mrs Blanche Stoney on South Abbe Road and Margaret Persensky.
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Lilla Schwartz
LaGrange
Albert McMann
Lake Avenue
Mildred Axelson
Lorain
Louis Bolash
Weat River
Helen Hogue
Brunswick
Ohio
Eugene Amos
South Maple Street
Joan Friedt
Alden Hopkins
Wellington
Martha Rkefenning
West Third
Philip Gray
Laundon Court
Ethel Kraft
Robert White
West River Street
Richard Mason
Columbus Street
Walter Roosevelt
South Abbe Road
Blanche Stoney
Cambridge Street
Margaret Persensky
Eleventh Street
Alumni Dinner Honors New Baldwin Wallace President
About seventy five attended the annual Alumni dinner at Elk's Restaurant in Elyria. Principal speaker was the new president Dr L C Wright. Joe Monifa led group singing and performed. Officers reelected for the coming year were Malcolm Thomson president Jay Jasper vice president and Frank Wilcox secretary and treasurer.
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Baldwin-Wallace
Elk's
Elyria
L. C. Wright
Joe Monifa
Lorain
Othcery
Malcolm Thomson
Jay Jasper
Frank Wilcox
Central Guild Meeting At St Andrew’s Church
Mrs C D Gull of Earl Court opened her home yesterday afternoon for a Central Guild gathering of St Andrew’s Episcopal Church. The usual number of ladies attended and the session centered on sewing. No future meeting date was announced.
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C. D. Gull
Earl Court
Central Guild of
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Paris Insists Bright Jewel ry Accessories Launch
Ligh taccato notes of color brighten darker spring wear. Natural Wood with brilliant colors. Hammered brass and new lacy metals in gavly enameled pastel shades. Pins Clips and Earrings offered at $1.00.
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Paris
Navy Suit Coachman Coat with Striped Matelasse Wool
Description of a navy suit coat with braid and buttons down the front and a double-rever collar ingeniously interwoven with braiding. It features long tight sleeves and a narrow skirt with two small slits for walking, priced at $59.50. A Black dressmaker coat in striped matelasse wool features taffeta collar and cuffs, deep pointed cuffs, and a smart reverse that can turn into an ascot, priced at $45.90.
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Paris
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Ruth's Wave Shop
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Sullivan
Youngs People’s League
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Lorain Co. Bank
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Esther Harrison
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