St Pauls Young People’s League Admits Six New Members
St Pauls church youth group held its monthly meeting with devotion led by Reverend Irion. Six new members were admitted: Anne Schubert, S. C. Kantor, Mildred Maringer, Carl Maringer, Evelyn Lehmann, and Nelle Washke. Plans for Easter sunrise service, May meeting, and a joint Amherst Lorain League session were discussed. An indoor baseball team was formed with Frank Blakeslee and Andrew Pittman as managers. Prizes went to Carl Maringer and Alice O’Mion. A luncheon followed hosted by the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Young People's League
Irion
Anne Schubert
S. C. Kantor
Muildred Maringer
Carl Maringer
Evelyn Lehmann
Nelle Washke
Amherst
Lorain
Cay
Ruth Raesser
Thelma Mann
Andrew P.ttman
Frank Blakes- Jee
Andrew Pittman
Alice O'Milion
Vaidi Schramm
Sylvia Chervenka
Rit Heginbotham
Ruth Schuberi
Guenin Hosts Dinner For Local Bowling Team
Mr and Mrs Marsh Guenin entertained last evening at their home on Eighth Street in honor of the Guenin Pretzels bowling team. Dinner was served at six thirty oclock with team members Frank Traxler Ed Wilcox Jack Renninger and Eddie Kanalics present. Russell Davies sports editor of the Chronicle Telegram joined as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Guenin
Eighth Street
Guenin
Co-Ed Club Holds Meeting at Beatrice Rudy Home
Members gathered at Beatrice Rudy on Oxford Court for a short business session that amended the original constitution followed by refreshments. The next meeting is set for April 18 at Susie McCully's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Rudy
Oxford Court
Susie McCully
Card Party Follows Business Meeting at Elyria Moose
Elyria Chapter No. 773 Women of the Moose hosted a card and dance event after a short business session in the Moose hall. High scorers were Earl Kaylor and Elizabeth McDonald, with Myrtle Berger and Alice Kaylor close behind. prizes went to Emily Scrivens Edna Smith and Elizabeth Avery. A refreshment course followed. Next meeting is Tuesday evening April 1 at the Moose Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Earl Kaylor
Elizabeth McDonald
Myrtle Berger
Alice Kaylor
Emily Scrivens
Edna Smith
Elizabeth Avery
Moose Home
Past Presidents of Women’s Relief Corps Meet with Neva Rankin
The Past Presidents of the Women’s Relief Corps gathered with Mrs. Neva Rankin on Lake Avenue yesterday. Fifteen members and six guests attended as Mrs. Anna Gehrke led the regular business then the entertainment committee presented a fine program. Commander Abbey spoke on Founder's Day and readings on General Grant were given by Mrs. E. Williams and Mrs. Florence Holcomb. Refreshments followed and two social hours closed the gathering. The group plans a May 2 meeting at Mrs. Helen Hibbard’s home on West River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Neva Rankin
Lake Avenue
Anna Gehrke
Commander Abbey
General Grant
E. Williams
Florence Holcomb
Helen Hibbard
West River Street
Girl Scout Troop I Holds April Meeting at Church
On April 4 1933 Girl Scouts of Troop I met at First Congregational Church. After games and patrol meetings plans were made for an all day hike next Tuesday to Mrs Hall's home on Oberlin road leaving at 9 09 am. Troop II also met Tuesday practicing signaling and games. The next meeting will again be Tuesday with an all day hike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop I
First Congregational Church
Girl Scouts of Troop
Knights of St. John plan April inspection and Norwalk trip
Members of the WKnights of St. John met in regular session and plan an April nineteenth uniform inspection in Eagles Hall for six Commanderies of the district Fourth Regiment. A. J. Foreman was elected delegate to the Grand Commandery meeting in Norwalk in June with Jacob Young as alternate. American Legion Drum Coins of Lorain will accompany them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
C. Hall
Hawks
Eagles Hall
A. J. Foreman
Norwalk
Jacob Young
American Legion
Lorain
T K Club Entertained With Bridge Prizes Awarded
T K Club members met at Miss Ita Sheahan's Broad street home last evening. Bridge was played with prizes to Mrs. Jean Mayer and Miss Betty Robinson. Miss Vivian Lord attended as a guest. A luncheon followed. The next meeting will be at Miss Dorothy Horstamerer of Cleveland in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Club
Ita Sheahan
Broad Street
Jean Mayer
Betty Robinson
Vivian Lord
Dorothy Horstamerer
Cleveland
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Report
Admissions list includes Louis Stayr Lo gain Moultrie DuBose 5324 East avenue Henry Provosnik Gilbert Smith Lasrange Flerbert Steingass Medina Mrs Frank Halitzka South Maple street Mrs Edward Wenl 455 E Broad Discharges include Mrs Ralph Page baby boy Griswold road Mrs Charles Swartzle baby bay 12 Longford Sonia Babich 435 W River Mrs John Jackson 174 Erie street Sophia Gibbons 284 Columbia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Stayr
Logain
Moultrie DuBose
East Avenue
Henry Provosnik
R. D. No
Gilbert Smith
Lasrange
Flerbert Steingass
Medina
Frank Halitzka
South Maple Street
Edward Wenl
E. Broad
Ralph Page
Griswold Road
Charles Swartzle
Baby Bay
Longford
Sonia Babich
W. River
John Jackson
Erie Street
Sophia Gibbons
Columbia
Cleveland Musicians Assist On Program Of Musical Art Society
Elyria Muscial Art Society members heard a Tuesday program led by Walter Hinkie at Mrs. C. H. Cushing’s Fifth street home. Cleveland players Charles Ruetschi Morris Scott and Jack Roberts joined Hinkle for songs piano and violin works, ending with tea hosted by Mrs. J. G. Wherry. The society’s final meeting will feature Arthur Gates and nine players performing Brahms for the composer’s centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Musical Art Society
Walter Hinkie
C. H. Cushing
Fifth Street
Charles Ruetschi
Morris Scott
Vovanst
Cleveland
Jack Roberts
Hinkle
Agnus Dei
Bizet
Wounded Birch
Gretchaninofz
Handel
David Guion
Protheroe
J. G. Wherry
First Congregational Church
Arthur Gates
Auxiliary meeting highlights child welfare program and new treasurer
The American Legion Auxiliary met last evening with a child welfare program and progress figures for children aided by the group. Mrs. Charles Wragg was elected treasurer, replacing Miss Bertha Schwing who resigned. Commander A T Sibley installed Wragg. The auxiliary plans a board party for April 20 featuring bridge and five hundred, and an April 15 entertainment for Gates Hospital children, with Mrs. Anna Barnes winning the evening’s prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Charles Wragg
Bertha Schwing
A. T. Sibley
Gates Hospital
Anna Barnes
E. L. F. Club Meets At Miss Castle Home In Chase Street
Members gathered Monday evening at Miss Helene Castle's Chase Street home for bridge and sewing. A novel luncheon course followed at a large green and white decorated table. The next meeting is set for Monday April 16 at Miss Norma Stegman’s 1139 Chase Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. F. Club
Helene Castle
Chase Street
Norma Stegman
Grace Lutheran Church Palm Sunday Confirmation Service
Grace Lutheran Church Princeton and Fast River Streets will confirm thirteen youths on Palm Sunday at 10 00 a m in a public service led by Rev Schumm. Names include Robert Bannon Ernest Gutz Wayne Joviak Wilbur Kruegar Lawrence Krugman Ernest Sahn Virginia Baker Anna Benford Betty Crooks Dorothy Konieski Alice Joviak Violet Schroeder Ruth Stoll. The service follows a Lenten week with a Good Friday talk on The Burial of our Passion King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Princeton
Fast River Streets
Ewins
Obert Bannon
Ernest Gutz
Wayne Joviak
Wilbur Kruegar
Lawrence Krugman
Ernest Sahn
Virginia Baker
Anna Benford
Betty Crooks
Dorothy Konieski
Alice Joviak
Violet Schroeder
Ruth Stoll
Miss Sally Martin Hosts Mon o-Moy Club Evening
Miss Sally Martin entertained Mon o-Moy club members at her High Street home on Monday. Two new members Edna March and Anne Brove joined. After Hearts, Martin had the high score while Miss Gladys Crombie was consoled. Next meeting set for the following week with Miss Crombie of East Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Martin
High Street
Edna March
Anne Brove
Gladys Crombie
Miss Crombie
East Broad Street
Ruth Ostrov Hosts Club Associates at Denison Home
Ruth Ostrov hosted members of the Miscellaneous Club yesterday at her Denison avenue home. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments. In two weeks Margie Schultz will entertain the group at her Eastern Heights Boulevard home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ostrov
Denison Avenue
Margie Schultz
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Community Events Tonight in Elyria and Amherst
Nurses Alumonpi Association meets Miss Helen Mischka at 148 Pearl street Amherst. Garford P. T A meets at 7 30 in the evening with a music program and speaker. Division L of the 2nd Congregational church gathers with Mrs Bertha Stanford Columbus street. Daughters of St Andrew meet with Mrs Virgil Jasper Harvard avenue. Rear Up Club hosts tureen supper at YWCA at 6 PM. St Clair Rebekah lodge Marshall Chapter RA M. St Andrews class taught by Miss Ehricke serves tureen supper in 3 rooms at 6 PM. Mid week Lenten service Grace Lutheran church. St Pauls mid week Lenten service at 7 45 with Rev Merten Lorain. United Presbyterian prayer service at Mrs Alfred Wheatley 315 Fairlawn at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumonpi
Helen Mischka
Pearl Street
Amherst
Garford P. T. A
Division L
2Nd Cong’l. Church
Bertha Stanford
Columbus Street
Daughters of St. Andrew
Virgil Jasper
Harvard Avenue
St. Clair
Rebekah Odge
Marshall
St. Andrew's Church
Ehricke
Grace Lutheran
Lorain Bridge Party Honors Miss Jessie Whitby at 316 Furnace
Miss Jessie Whitby hosted friends last evening at her 316 Furnace Street home as a compliment to Mrs. Mark Byers. After a bridge game the high score won by Mrs. L. Bush, second by Mrs. A. Ennis of Lorain, while the hon or guest was consoled. Dainty pink and white refreshments and pink rose bud centerpieces enhanced the tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Whitby
Magine
Nessie Pope
Lorain
Furnace Street
Mark Byers
Bridge
L. Bush
A. Ennis
Books discussed at YWCA Book Review meeting
Five recent books were discussed at length at the Book Review group meeting at the YWCA yesterday. The titles reviewed were Cold Comfort Farm by Gibbons I Fly for News by Larry Rice I Was A Spy by Martha McKenna Yonder Lies Adventure by Fowell and Nurses on Horseback by Pooie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbons
Larry Rice
Martha McKenna
Fowell
Pooie
East Side Guild Holds All Day Red Cross Sewing
Ten members gathered in the Guild Room at St. Andrews church for an all day session to sew for the Red Cross. A noon tureen luncheon was served during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Guild
St. Andrews Church
Red Cross
J E M Club Renames To Post Script Club Event At OConnor Home
Members of the J E M club voted to rename themselves the Post Script Club during a last evening gathering at Miss Jeanne O Connor s home on Indian Hollow road. The party featured a sombre mood with candles for light and guests in old clothes as bridge games and prizes highlighted the event. Mary O Connor won high score and Magdalene Hoffman low score. Refreshments used brown paper for a table and offered sparse first course followed by better fare. In two weeks Miss Mary Margate Finegan will host a kid party on Howe street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. M. Club
Post Script Club
Jeanne O'Connor
Indian Hollow Road
Mary O’connor
Magdalene Hoffman
Mary Margate
Finegan
Howe Street
Education Club Meets and Discusses White House Conference
The Clair Rebekah Lodge degree practice and Woman's Club Education Department met with Mrs. Robert Shyrock presiding. Maude Eleanor Beam sang two numbers and E J Howenstine spoke on the 1933 White House Conference and Ohio General Assembly topics. Discussions followed, with focus on local school funding, teacher salaries, and bond issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Robert Shyrock
F. E. Decker
J. Upp
E. C. Dannar
Sunshine Fund
S J. Birkbeck
Maude Eleanor Beam
Beam
Eric Chapman
E. J. Howenstine
White House
General Assembly
Columbus
Elyria
Hoover
John K. Norton
Howenstine
Lindy Lodge Progressive Party Moves Through Three Homes
Lindy Lodge members held a progressive party starting at Miss Mary McCool's Middle Avenue home, then visiting Miss Pearl Godfrey's Murray Ridge and concluding at Miss Edith and Edna Whitney's Grafton Road. Bunce and jigsaw puzzles entertained guests before popcorn and grape juice. Guests included Jennie Morse and Marie Field. Miss McCool to host again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy Lodge
Mary McCool
Middle Avenue
Pearl Godfrey
Murray Ridge
Edith and
Edna Whitney
Grafton Road
Jennie Morse
Lake Avenue
Marie Field
Miss Mary McCoo
St Agnes PTA selects nominating committee allies
Mrs Frank Guy Mrs Foreman and Mrs D Donahue were appointed to the nominating committee at yesterday’s St Agnes Parent Teacher Association meeting Twenty members attended Earl Bacon secretary of the Syria Chamber of Commerce spoke on the proposed sales tax Plans to present a play in May and aid for High School band travel costs were approved The association sponsors a card party Thursday at Mrs Peter Neufer’s home on School Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Guy
Foreman
D. Donahue
St. Agnes
Pow Wow Club Plans Progressive Dinner Route
Pow Wow Club chaired by Marie Perry at the YWCA discussed upcoming meetings and completed plans for a progressive dinner Friday evening April seventh at seven o clock. First course at Gladys Plocher home, second at Virginia DeFazio, third at Mildred Hillmer, fourth at Martha Wilson, final at the YWCA for recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Perry
Weer
Gladys Plocher
Virginia DeFazio
Mildred Hillmer
Martha Wilson
W.C. A
St Andrews Lenten Services Include Visiting Preacher
Midweek Lenten services at St Andrew's include a 10 AM Thursday service at Tory Communion and an 7 30 PM evening prayer with guest preacher Rev Walter Tunks of St Paul’s Akron Ohio. Central Guild hosts a supper in the church school room before the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Church
Walter Tunks
St. Paul’s Church
Akron
Central Guild
Evangelistic Services Open at First Methodist
Last evening saw crowded evangelistic services at the First Methodist church. Tonight at 7:30 the pastor Dr E F Bund will discuss the Meaning of Conversion and the Garaca chorus will sing a selection of numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
E. Ff. Bund
Garaca Chorus
Congenial Twelve Hosted by Mrs Schoenfelt
Mrs Charles Schoenfelt hosted the Congenial Twelve at her East avenue home with a social afternoon and luncheon. Mrs Mary Koch will entertain the group at her Harvard avenue home on May second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schoenfelt
East Avenue
Mary Koch
Harvard Avenue
St. John’s ’03 Club Holds May Meeting
The regular St. John's '03 Club meeting was held at Miss Laura Koehn's Glenwood street home with five members and one guest, Miss Marie Folkstadt. A social hour followed and the educational hour was omitted. The next meeting is set for May second at Mrs. Flan Peck's East River street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Missy Laura Koehn
Glenwood Street
Marie Folkstadt
Flan Peck
East River Street
Mrs Beeman Speaks at Mission Society Meeting
At the First Methodist church the Elizabeth Stevens Society held a business session. Mrs R McDonald was named nominating chair with Mrs W McConnell and Mrs J Geigey as assistants. The Lenten service was rescheduled to April 30. Mrs McDowell will head the group for May dinner, and Mrs C Beazell’s group plans the program. A May 2 mite box opening was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stevens Society
First Methodist Church
R. McDonald
W. McConnell
J. Geigey
McDowell
Watch
C. Beazell
Peter Kolinsk
China
Beeman
Lving
Gherlin
Marian Kennobie
Edna Jones
Dorothy Boorn
Odd Fellows Chorus Rehearsal and Hall Meeting Planned
Cyril Brecknock announces a Hall gathering at 7 with transport arranged for all willing. A notable rehearsal next Monday attracts Past Grands remarks. a special program replaces the Initiatory Degree, followed by family dancing with the Blue Moon Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Brecknock
Odd Fellows Chorus
Frank Maurer
George Martin
Ralph Hobill
Mason Smith
C. J. Miller
W. H. Amidon
Wm. Smith
Blue Moon Orchestra of
Vermilion
Walter Shirk
Local Notables and Births Reported in Elyria Notes
Mrs Edna Reichard and Mrs Elsa Millen travel to Detroit to visit sister Mrs A E Babb. A son born to Mr and Mrs Frank Halucka at Elyria Memorial Hospital on April 4. Miss Bertha Schwing returns to Johnstown PA after residing in Elyria. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Edward Gehl at Elyria Memorial Hospital on April 4. W A Anderson returns home in Lansing after weekend in Elyria. Moultris DuBose rushed to Eisinga Memorial Hospital for second mastoid operation, improving. Joan Kennedy and Arthur Allen visit relatives in Grand Rapids. Mrs Roland Feulheber improving after illness at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Reichard
Columbia Avenue
Elsa Millen
Valley City
Detroit
A. E. Babb
Frank Halucka
South Maple Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bertha Schwing
Johnstown
Pennsyylvania
Elyria
Edward Gehl
East Broad Street
April Tourti
W. A. Anderson
Lansing
Michigan
Theodore Seward
Cascade Street
Moultris DuBose
James R. DuBose
East Avenue
Eisinga Memorial Hospital
Joan Kennedy
Grand Rapid
Arthur Allen
Cleveland
Albert Bulke
Cornell Avenue
Roland Feulheber
Trinceton Avenue
Home Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs West Home
The Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F C West. On Sunday evening Rev Williams of Baldwin Wallace College Berea delivered the pre Easter sermon at the local Methodist church. Next Sunday evening April 4 Rev Craig of Oberlin College Seminary will deliver the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
F. C. West
Williams
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Craig
Oberlin College Seminary
Spring Festival Showcases Local Talent and Crafts
Friday evening March 31 marked a successful Spring Festival with decorated booths featuring embroidered work rugs quilts and handmade items. Rev Smith praised local donations and talent, noting crafts from braided crochet quilts to painted banners displayed and sold.
Church program shines with music and weddings
A church program drew many guests from Oberlin, Mlyria and Wellington. It featured musical numbers and two weddings, noted as among the best rendered in some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Oberlin
Mlyria
Wellington
Local Pworth League Members Surpass Mrs Bryenton With Birthday Surprise
Members of the local pworth League of the M. EL church and friends gathered at Key and Mrs Wallace Bryenton’s home Sunday after services to surprise her on her birthday anniversary. About twenty five guests enjoyed a pleasant evening with refreshments before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pworth League
M. EL. Echurch
Key
Wallace Bryenton
Social Guests Share Saturday Morning Luncheon in Cleveland
Miss Eliza Watkins and L. G. Watkins hosted a party of friends including Mrs. Wallace with two daughters, Mrs. Weir with two children, Mrs. Whipple with two sons, and Miss Burns of Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Green entertained Mrs. Eva Resers and son John, plus grandson Roger Howles of Wayne, Ohio, for Sunday dinner before driving to Cleveland in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Watkins
L. G. Watkins
Wallace
Weir
Whipple
Burns
Cleveland
Walter T. Green
Eva Resers
John
Roger Howles
Wayne
Local Attendance At Kipton Dance And Weekend Events
Residents from the vicinities attended a Kipton dance on Saturday evening. Mrs. Mildred Lounsbrough and her daughter plus Miss Lucille Kveen visited Overlin theatre on Sunday. Mrs Grace Leatherman returned home after visiting Mrs Mabel Bear and Mr Charles McDole. Miss Fannie West resumed teaching in Cleveland after vacation with her mother Mrs Grace West and sister Nettie West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss Ruth Mills
Les Mls
Perry Brandt
Jenni Glyn
John Salmin
Homer Edewards
Lehoy Lounsbrough
Betty May
Lucille Green
Kipton
Mildred Lounsbrough
Lucille Kveen
Overlin
Grace Leatherman
Mabel Bear
Charles McDole
Obertia
Fannie West
Cleveland
Grace West
Nettie West
Wales Gold Produces Rings for Royal Family
Wales boasts that gold from its mines made wedding rings worn by Queen Mary Princess Royal and the Duchess of York reflecting a notable royal connection to Welsh industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Queen Mary
Reyal
Duchess of York
Church of Christ Thursday sale listing
The Church of Christ holds a brief daytime event on Thursday from 11 to 1. The notice provides no further details on location or item specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young People's League OF ST
Mrs. Marsh Guenin
Knights OF ST. John
Middle Ave
Elyria, Ohio
Musical Art Society
Legion Auxiliary
Mon-O-Moy Club
Miss Whitby
East Side
Clair Rebekah Lodge
Dept OF
Progressive Party
ST. Andrew's
Methodist Episcopal Church
ST. John's
West Avenue
Foster
Kroger
Elyria Lodge
C. F
Harry Patterson
Tor Lodge
William Smith
Noble
Folden Alhet
Charles Wack
Jim Woodruff
RLS
Clarence Dunford
L. SN
Charles Castle
V. G
Charles Fletcher
Edward Laird
Charles Decker
Northwest
B. E. Rhoades
Middletown
Ohio
Brother Rhoades
Odd Fellows
E. L. Brecknock
Norman C. MecGar
Black River Lodge
Lodi
Patterson
JADE
Phillips
Bill’s
W. Broad
Andress
Elyria Business College
Elyria Savings & Trust CO
Court Street
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