Women’s Association holds all day session at church
The Women’s Association met in First Congregational church parlors for sewing and lunch. A May breakfast is planned for the third, with Mrs. Lord of Oberlin as speaker on Seeking God Through Nature. Officers and devotions were announced, and Mrs. Yeagle spoke on Oberammergau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association
First Congregational Church
Church Guild
Lord of
Oberlin
God
Congregational Fellowship House
Qiin State
Columbus
C.F. Cushing
Todd
Sudro
G. Shaw
Wilfred Bowdler
Eric Chapman
M. C. Yeagle
Cleveland
Oberammergau
YWCA Offers Recreation Classes For Business Girls
The YWCA Health Education Department launches a six week term starting next week with a Tuesday 7 15 p m tap dancing games and exercises class for working girls plus an 8 15 p m Friday swimming class at the Y pool. Marian Stetson leads both programs and more information is available by calling the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Stetson
Mrs. Gillis Elected President of North Side Guild
Mrs. E Gillis was elected president of the North Side Guild at yesterday afternoon’s meeting hosted by Mrs. George Worthington. Miss Stella Wilson was chosen secretary and Mrs. Rodney Rockwood treasurer as thirteen members attended. Sewing dominated the afternoon with a social hour and refreshments. next meeting date and place undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Worthington
North Side Guild
FE. B. Redhead
Wellington
Canton
E. Gillis
Stella Wilson
Rodney Rockwood
West Highth club entertains with crafts and puzzles
Janet Smith hosted the Les Amies Club on a Wednesday afternoon with jigsaw puzzles outdoor games and art crafts. Members listed include Marian Ellis Roberta Howenstine Betty Miller Jane Davies Dorothy Jenkins Janet Smith and Beverly Wright with Ruth Gates as Councillor. They plan another meeting in two weeks at Jane Davies home 425 East avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Smith
West Highth Street
Les Amies Club
Marian Ellis
Roberta Howenstine
Betty Miller
Jane Davies
Dorothy Jenkins
Beverly Wright
Ruth Gates
East Avenue
Program Entices St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Guests
A well attended St. Clair Rebekah Lodge meeting received one new membership application. Guests from Grafton and Lakewood attended. The group discussed the 114th Odd Fellowship anniversary set for April 19 with the birthday committee in charge. A program followed the meeting featuring solos and readings by lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Grafton
Lakewood
Odd Fellowship
Agnes Erickson
Cora Bemis
Anna Gehrke
Minnie Church
Harriet King
Bill Robertson
Curtis Barnes
Ruth Standen
Daughters of St Andrew meet on Harvard avenue
Mrs Virgil Jasner hosted the Daughters of St Andrew after noon. The group elected new officers as president vice president and treasurer due to resignations. Members sewed for the Red Cross and enjoyed a refreshment course. The next meeting is April 19 at Mrs Theodore Laundon's sixth street home with a tureen dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
L. W. Dyke
Red Cross
Theodore Laundon
Sixth Street
Birthday Dinner Honors Pastor Dr. E. J. Bond
The King's Daughters' Bible Class of First Methodist E Church hosted a 6 pm dinner for seventy five in honor of pastor Dr. E. J. Bond. Mrs. Clark Maddock presented a gift from the class, then attendees moved to the Chapel for an evangelistic service where Dr. Bond preached on The Meaning of Conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Episcopal Church
E. J. Bond
Clark Maddock
Bond
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admissions include Mrs James Mc Laughlin of 1116 Middle Avenue and Mrs Edward Wernert of 122 Bellefield. Discharges include Rose Buga 348 West River and Michael Peger Columbia Staten, Wilson Little Columbia Stator, Mrs Ruth Bemis 169 Briar Avenue, Mrs Charles Pitts Bahov North Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLaughlin
Middle Avenue
Edward Wernert
Bellefield
Rose Buga
West River
Michael Peger
Columbia Staten
Wilson Little
Columbia Sta’or
Ruth Bemis
Bri
Charles Pitts
Bahov
North Ridgeville
Trail Riders Pow Wow Highlight at Travel Club Meeting
The travel club meeting features a Trail Riders Pow Wow led by Mrs. Charles Kitele. Dr. Barviet Cooke discusses A Ranch Camp in the Canadian Rockies. The event includes Bow and Queen observances and notes the Trail Riders as a nature oriented group with ties to Banff and global members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barviet Cooke
Canadian Rockies
Ralph Sinister
Trail Riders
Charles Kitele
Cleveland
Ita
Group of Nature
Mec
Banff
Cote
Coane
Aitchell
Ts 8
Erzem
Friendship Club Easter Meeting at Y W C A
The Friendship Club of the YWCA held its annual Easter meeting yesterday afternoon. Miss Bruner read services and spoke on the season. Toots Clawson Gertrude Mallory Rosetta Dyer and Beverly Peterman sang So A Voice with Jeanette Shepherd on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. A
Miss Brrner
Toots Clawson
Gertrude Mallory
Rosetta Dyer
Beverly Peterman
Jeanette Shepherd
First Grade Pupils Entertain Roosevelt P T A
Roosevelt P T A met in April with strong attendance. Miss Barnes' room won the prize for most parents present. Earl Bacon spoke on Sales Tax. Pupils performed PE stunts. Plans set for the next meeting with a card party and jig-saw puzzle contest. Meeting adjourned to May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt P. T. A
Elyria Memorial Alumni Meet Hosts Social Evening
Elyria Memorial Hospital Alumni Association held its monthly meeting at Miss Helen Mischka's Amherst home with good attendance from Elyria and Amherst. After a brief business session, members adjourned for a social hour and refreshments. Mrs. Alex Kesson plans a May third Stanford avenue gathering. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Paul Konsesky at 23 Marseilles avenue on March 25 was named Elsie Loy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital Alumni Association
Helen Mischka
Amherst
Elyria
Amhherst
Alex Kesson
Stanford Avenue
Paul Konsesky
Marseilles Avenue
March Twenty-Fifth
Elsie Loy
Stanford Home
Bertha Stanford
Emma Stanford
Division L
Second Congregational Church
Columbus Street
Arias
Bertha Worthington
Dunran
Cootie
Guy Billingsley
Worthington
Anna Dimick
Urtas
Keen Aciters Entertain Guests With Luncheon Meeting
Keen Kutter members were entertained at a tureen luncheon Wednesday at the home of president Mrs Sam Arias of Tattersall Court. Nine members and two visitors attended the meeting. Plans were discussed for a fifteen supper on Tuesday April seventh at Mrs Sailer's home, with each member to bring a guest. The rest of the time was devoted to sewing. Mrs Clara Behnke will entertain the group at her Lake avenue home on April nineteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Kutter
Sam Arias
Tattersall Court
Frances Smith
Gladys Crowns
Sailer
Clara Behnke
Lake Avenue
Tonight’s Community Events Across Several Local Groups
Church night supper at 6 30 at 1st Congregational Circle No 4 hosts and Dr Auld continues Re thinking Missions Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans meets Pilgrim Church Woman s Association meets H P Chapman Camp program led by Patri otic Instructor Alfred Bates Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary meet in K of C Hall O W L club meets at Lilian Nemeth 409 Lake Ave Hamilton P T A musical program at 7 30 with L B Hindman Circle No 5 St Paul s meets with Mrs Diedrick St Paul s church council meets St Andrew s Parish supper at 6 PM in US rooms United Presbyterian Missionary Society with Mrs C L Bristol 161 Harvard Ave Daughters of Scotland meet Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary meet in G A R Hall Cian Robertson meets David Nye Chapter Order at De Molay in IO G F Hall Evangelistic services at Methodist at 7 39 Tre Baya chorus will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cong
Circle No. 4
Dr. Auld
Sons of Union Veterans
Pilgrim Church Woman's Association
H. P. Chapman Camp
Alfred Bates
K. of C. Hall
O. W
Lillian Nemeth
Lake Avenue
Hamilton
G. A. R. Hall
Cian Robertson
David Nye
de Molay
Methodist Church
Tre Ba- Yaca
Club meetings and activities listed for Friday
Meetings for the Presdents Assn of Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary at 2 PM with Mrs Mary Claycomb. Eastern Star holds Friday evening session with business and degree work followed by refreshments. Royal Neighbors Drill Team practices after. The Widening Circle meets Friday afternoon at Baptist East Avenue House at 2 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Royal Neighbors
Baptist East
Mission Society hears on Hospitals in China at Eckenroad home
The Church of Christ Missionary Society gathered yesterday at Mrs. H C Eckenroad's Harvard avenue home to hear about ministering through hospitals in China. Mrs C F Neuwirth led, paying tribute to Edith Stivers, former Cleve land Christian Orphanage matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ Missionary Society
H. C. Eckenroad
Harvard Avenue
China
C. F. Neuwirth
Edith Stivers
Cleveland
T. T. Robinson
Reynolds
India
Chen
Pan Ahu Tai
Church of Christ
C. A. Martin
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Frank Crawford
Eckenroad
Neuwirth
Nora Thompson
Edith Storer
County Council Auxiliary Meets in Wellington
The American Legion Auxiliary Council held a Wellington meeting with all county units except South Amherst. They collected ninety jigsaw puzzles to donate to Javton Chillicothe and Sandus. The Lorain County dance is set for Elyria and the annual banquet for May 3 at Avon Lake church with leaders from Columbus Mansfield Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council of American Legion Auxiliary
Wellington
South Amherst
Javton
Chillicothe
Sandusa
Legion Hall
Elyria
Avon Lake Congregational Church
Lester Merritt
Columbus
Walter Beckley
Mansfield
J. A. Croyle
Cleveland
Lorain County
Boy Scout Drum Corps of
James McDermott
Franklin Jones
Truselle
Amherst
A. S. Kos
Avon Lake
Florence Wolf
Marriage License Applications Including Local Couples
Joseph Rosenbaum 31 a plumber from Cleveland and Gladys Roth 29 from Elyria apply for a license with a Justice of the Peace. William Butcher 29 a salesman of Lorain and Evelyn E. Cecil 23 of Lorain apply with Rev Linville. Mrs A R Wellington of Canton Ohio visits son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Worth Fauver of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rosenbaum
Cleveland
Gladys Roth
Elyria
William Butcher
Lorain
Evelyn E. Cecil
Rev
Linville
A. R. Wellington
Canton
Ohio
Mrs. Worth Fauver
City
Spring Valley Plans A Busy Month Of Club Socials
Spring Valley Country Club members under Mel Green anticipate a lively social season with a mixed progressive party held March 31 at the club house. The calendar includes a semi formal dance on April 15 a mixed bridge party on April 26 and a stage party on April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Spring Valley Country Club
Mel Green
Garford PTA Holds Evening Session Discusses Nominating Committees
The Garford Parent Teacher Association held a business session led by Robert Loomis with assistants Mr. Decker and Mr. Bruegger. Nomination committees were appointed by Olive Lapp Mrs. Harry Crisman and Mrs. J J Banville to report at May meetings for next year’s officers. Mrs. Loomis will host a dessert bridge on April 15 at one o clock to benefit the association. C M Lees room won the prize for best attendance among parents. Wayne Garland’s orchestra provided the music with a saxophone solo by Jack Ruth and dances by Bev Bishop F A Dusshimer was the evening speaker on The Intelligent Use of Spare Time urging productive use of spare time for parental influence on children and future vocations. The May third afternoon is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford Parent Teacher Association
Robert Loomis
Decker
Bruegger
Olive Lapp
Harry Crisman
J. J. Banville
Boston Avenue
Association’n Finances
C. M. Lee
Wayne Garland
Jack Ruth
Bev
Bishop
F. A. Dusthimer
Elizabeth Day Hosts Bethel Shrine Auxiliary Meeting
Miss Elizabeth Day hosted Bethel Shrine Auxiliary members at her East Avenue home with her mother Mrs. C A Day and Miss Wilson assisting. The event followed a business session with socializing, and Mrs Paul Weisbrod is set to host the group on May 10 at 250 Fourth Street for a luncheon, elections, and a card party. the meeting was postponed a week due to the Supreme Shrine in Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Day
Bethel Shrine Auxilary
East Avenue
C. A. Day
Miss Wilson
Paul Weisbrod
Fourth Street
Supreme Shrine
Grand Rapids
Girl Scouts Furnish Program for Gates P T A Meeting
The Golden Rod Troop No 1 presented a program for Gates P T A including a play with dancing music and recitations. Earl Bacon of the Chamber of Commerce explained the sales tax and a nomination committee for next year was appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rod
Girl Scouts
Gates Parent Teacher Association
Earl Bacon
Chamber of Commerce
A . Fell
Leanna Moore
Slack
Carl Fesler
Miss McCray and Miss Taylor Host Evening Club Meeting
Miss Jean McCray and Miss Reia Taylor entertained their club at Miss McCray's Middle avenue home with business on the early part and a game of cootie afterward. Prizes went to Iva Mae Jones, Maxine Garford, and Jeanette Shrubsole. A luncheon was served by the hostesses and their mothers. Mig EF. O. Pallas visits Lorain to address Loyal Daughters of St John’s church with Mrs. Ernst Trion and Mrs. G. W. Menz accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean McCray
Reia Taylor
Miss McCray
Middle Avenue
Iva Mae Jones
Maxine Garford
Jeanette Shrubsole
Mig EF. O. Pallas
Lorain
Loyal Daughters of St
Economics Study Group Meets to Discuss Federal Reserve
A representative member of the Economics Study Group of the Business and Professional Women's Club met at Mrs. Frances Hammond's home to review the Federal Reserve banking system and the security of small depositors' funds. The next meeting is planned for April when Miss Elizabeth Rich will present information on the Canadian banking system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's
Clab
Frances Hammond
Federal Reserve System of Banking
Tarhan
Elizabeth Rich
Methodist Women Hold Meeting At Four Street Home
Mrs J G Upp hosted twenty eight attendees of the Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist church at her Four Street home. Wes ELC Schubert opened the meeting, devotion led by Mrs Flava Houk, a cross themed talk on thirst, a letter from Miss Charlotte Carter Johnson read, and a talk on stewardship followed by a piano solo. A map study highlighted mission stations including those in China with refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Upp
Wes Elc. Schubert
Tin Society
Flava Hoax
Houk
Christ
Charlotte Carter
Loval Society
Moss Carter
Minnie Brown
Marion Upp
C. M. Ackermar
China
Local Social and Academic Notes From Elyria Chronicle
Elyria society page lists visits and guests from Cleveland Heights Lorain and Wellington. Attendees include Mrs Hartwell Park avenue Mrs Brackett Elbe street and Mrs Minnich 123 Huron street. Juniors Mrs Leemhuis Harvey Cheney and others attend Lorain County Legion Auxiliary meeting. Rev Irion speaks at St Johns Lorain. A new son born to Mr and Mrs McLaughlin and a theater trip to Findlay accompany college notices and conference attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beth Miller
Cleveland Heights
Sumner Hartwell
Park Avenue
Mary Root
J.ow. Hackett
Lorain
E. W. Brackett
Anton Minnich
Huron Street
Florida
O. H. Baker
Amhurst
Tillie Bauer
Elbe Street
R. F. Leemhuis
Harvey Cheney
W. W. Ferriman
Ida Wolf
Charles Hansen
Martin Huebner
Florence Wolf
Wellington
Lorain County
A. E. Gray
Teranian Literary Society
Richard House
Elyria
R. P. Vaughn
G. M. Frank
E. L. Bailey
Columbus
Edward Wernert
Bellefield Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
D. L. Robertson
C. RK. Barton
Bernadou
Local Notes and Travel Plans Amid City News
Wreck of the Akron dirigible is recalled as residents share updates. Augusta Gillen visits Mrs. Cora Bemis on West street. Mr. and Mrs. Fitch travel to Ashville for a cousin’s funeral. Mrs. Fritz remains confined at home on Spruce street due to illness. Maurice Ahigrim of the city leaves for Panama Canal duties on April 1 after foreign service. He will visit San Juan Puerto Rico then proceed to the OTD and R Depot in Brooklyn before spending May and June at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Augusta Gillen
Cora Bemis
West Street
N. S. Fitch
Ashville
North Carolina
William Schoenheit
George Fritz
Spruce Street
Maurice Ahigrim
Panama Canal
San Juan
Fuerto Rico
O. TD. and
Brooklyn
New York
Tests for cosmetics spark self checks suggested by researchers
The Sin Vera researchers tell women to perform simple at home cosmetic tests to judge products. Instructions describe wax acid alkali tests using facial cream and litmus paper to detect acidity or alkalinity. A Park Avenue skin specialist recently charged $60 for advising soap and water to a patient damaged by a top brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinvera
Park Avenue
Airline Passengers Rise In St Louis Reports
Scheduled airlines last year carried 200,490 passengers in St Louis an 18 percent increase over 1951 as reported by the airlines. The figure reflects traffic handled by major carriers including TWA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Louis
T. W. A. Tne
Peri city manager breaks leg after dance mishap
Peru Indiana department store manager Ed Shechell fell while dancing with his wife and sustained a broken left leg. He was reported in good spirits and receiving medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Ed Shechell
Daning
Horned Lark Pet Found in Vineyard Haven Home
A horned lark named Reginald was found by Mrs. Maud Call in Vineyard Haven. The injured bird, with a broken leg, was cared for at home, kept in a case, and enjoys a sheltered life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Vass
L.pi
Maud Call
Reginald
Helple
Protestant ministers in Gardner draw interchurch assignments
Eighteen Protestant ministers in Gardner practiced cooperation by drawing lots to assign sermon duties for the upcoming Sunday. No pastor was allowed to occupy his own pulpit, ensuring a shared, varied program across churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Maes
17 Year Old Cashes Estate Check In Raymond Washington
Mrs M A Garrett of Raymond cashes a check written to her for the final settlement of an estate. The check had been held in inquiry as part of the proceedings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Triendship Club
Roosevelt School
Alumni
Ass’n
Rinso
Barbars
Vas
Barbara
Rimso
Poy
America
Mrs. Eckenroad
Woman's Missionary Society
American Legion Auxiliary County Council
Garford
Bethel Shrine Aux
GIR
Gates P. T. A
Mei Aung Kuan
WLCLA
All China
Women’s Association of the Pilgrim Community Church
Paul Wainwright
D. A. Stanford
Entertain Club Associates
Madam Harger
Cleveland St
W. Flom
IOCAT
LAPIN
Elyria Fur Shoppe, Inc
Middle Ave
Cook
West Ave
Elyria Business College
Wife
Wildercraft
Miss D. Wilder
Broad Street
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Agg
Ric ‘Krispes
Miller
Miller-Jones Co
Rccempere Am
Foster
Kroger
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