Thirty-One Elyrians Attend District P T A Conference
Thirty-one representatives from Elyria’s Parent Teacher Associations traveled to Marion Ohio for the Central District Conference. The event featured Mrs J W Basinger district director and Mrs Ethel Peters Simon state extension secretary with reports on membership gains and a free clinic run with local clubs. A main address covered program building and publication use, while afternoon sessions included council purpose and publicity topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Marion
Ohio
Cae Vae First Reformed Church
Elyria
Noresteastern
J. W. Basinger
Mansfield
Werner Zush
Amherst
Mansfield Council
King’s Daughter
Ethel Peters Simon
Simon
Parent-Teacher Association
David Peterson
Marion P.T. A. Council
Tracy LaCust
Noel Petree
State Recreation
John Haldeman
Carl W. Martin
Harding
D. M. Roller
First Presbyterian Church of
Elyria Country Club Women to Open Season Tuesday
The Elyria Country Club Women's Golf Association will start the Spring season with a luncheon at the club house on Tuesday April 12 at 1 pm Mrs William Loufman of Lakewood chairs the association plans for the season were announced and the gathering will be social with an informal discussion.
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Elyria Country Club Women’s Golf Assoc
Elyria Country Club Women’s Golf Association
William Loufman
Lakewood
Golf Association
Howard Barbour
Pare
Mrs Miller Hosts Jd C B Club at Stop 19 Lake
Mrs Miller of Stop 19 Lake Avenue entertained the Jd. C. B. club at her home Wednesday. At noon a luncheon was served at a table attractively furnished. The afternoon featured contests and informal social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Miller
Lake Avenue
Jd. C. B. Club
Florence Gusky Marries Michael Beres Jr in Ashland Ohio
Florence Eleanor Gusky marries Michael Beres Jr in Ashland on March 16. The bride, a Elyria High School graduate, will reside in Lorain with her husband, an electric welder at National Tube in Lorain. The couple plans an apartment in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Gusky
Michael Beres, Jr
Lorain
M. J. Gusky
En Avenue
Florence Eleanor
M. Beres
Amherst
Ashland
Ohio
Elyria
Beres
Amherst High School
National Tube Company
Torain
Annual Institute Of County W C T U To Be Held Here Friday
The Lorain County Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold its annual institute and mid year executive meeting at First Methodist church on Friday. Sessions include devotionals, committee reports, and talks on strengthening departments, working for youths, and new alcohol education approaches. Local officials and visiting members, plus special music, will participate, with tributes to Mrs. Lillian Mae Hill and remarks from Dr. William Muir Auhl. A delegation from Oberlin leads, and the Friends Club Girls discuss parental concerns before a Cleveland trip and a library project. A rummage sale is announced for Saturday morning at the Methodist basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Lorsin
Bosborn
Elyria
Anna Kennedy
Lillian Mae Hill
Hose RK. Longwell
Lorain
NeHie Gregory
Lloyd Taylor
Oberlin
William Muir Auhl
Soran F. Hinman
County Organation
Jannette Born
Henrietta
A. Kk. Jenve
Amherst
Nadine M. Nice
Elta M. Wright
H. Stone
Ithad
Friendship Clubs Ring
Cleveland
Dover Lodge Rebekahs Plan April Meeting and Events
Members of St Clair Rebekah Lodge met with Noble Grand Mellie Reynolds presiding. Committees reported. ballots taken on applications. A birthday screening dinner is slated for April 20 at six. Rebekahs join I O O F on April 19 for the 129th Odd Fellowship anniversary. About forty members attended in Dover to view the Degree Work. Initiation slated for April 24. Hamilton Girl Reserves planned a candy sale for April 7. Virginia Hoffman and Clara Lugas spoke on foreign countries. Meeting adjourned at 4:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair
Hamilton
Virginia Hoffman
Clara Lugas
Miss Jane Hill Arrives From Ann Arbor For Spring Visit
Local personals note Miss Jane Hill arrives from Ann Arbor Michigan to spend spring vacation at her home in the city. University of Michigan student Miss Virginia Zaiser also heads to Ann Arbor for vacation. Elyria Y M C A secretary Stevick returns from Ghigo Ares Council Y M C A meeting in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hill
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Joneka
University of Michigan
Guidges
Artihur Stall
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stalla
Lorain Harlie
Stevick
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Ghigo Ares Council
Columbus
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Lillian Dowdell
Virgina Noonan
Lola Tanry
Louise Nendvicks
Josephine Mischka
Virginia Zaiser
Elyria
Mmembers
Marion
Ohio
Kenneth Boylan
Howard Thompson
Carl Martin
Dewey Hull
Elmer Baun
Jack Rick
Merritt Powell
Paul Hines
Paul Col
Julian Smith
Carl Fesler
E. ¢. Manner
George Birmingham
Morris Brown
C. H. Crosby
Paul Hubbell
Ned Palm
Owen Bannon
George Tulk
J. P. Taylor
F. Hadaway
Glenn Baxter
John Haldeman
Floward Galimar
Walter Boimer
Paul Cochrane
B. H. Lon Russell Powers
Edward Kershaw
Christy Harrison
Farry Trumpy
Elizabeth
Gertrude Yoder
Bellefontaine
Nelson Yoder
Jane Wirth
Wells College
Aurora
New York
Cleveland
Oberlin Boy Scouts
Abbe Road
R. L. Thayer
Dorothy Thayer
XM Garnett Wilson
George Bird
Frank Walend
Robert Boylan
Jean G
Gertrude Borlan
Helen Jursin
Lorain
Helen Hutt
Ninth Street
Cincinnati
Florida
Miss Hutt
Ruth Gill
Cazena Seminary
Enyavia
Ashe
Dro
George
Cotuinhiis Street
Honor Mrs Gillmore At Luncheon At Mrs G O Shil wer Home
A group of friends honored Mrs Harry Gilmore with a luncheon at one o'clock yesterday at the home of Mrs G O Shil wer on 1108 Lake Avenue. Easter yellow and white decor, games in the afternoon, and a shower of gifts followed the cake and inn. The guest list included many named ladies and a few men, with Mrs Elizabeth Gillmore among the attendees. The note ends with a market observation: the United Kingdom is increasing its purchases of American cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan LeRoy Niemeyer
Carl H. Niemeyer
East Broad Street
Marjorie Jo Wagner
Dick Comstock
Shawn Smith
Carol Elberts
Ferny Keyes
Arthur J. Robinson
Mabel Refenning
Marion Crowder
M Harold: Rorck
S Houe
Park Avenue
Bridge
Carl Wooden
Robinson
Harry Strathers
Dover
Shilwer
Lake Avenue
Harry Gilmore
Canehis Inn
Gillmore
Elizabeth Gillmore
Farl Coon
Florence Inman
Wiliam Mathewson
Arhur Bauer
Corwin Burrer and Son
Park Able and Waughter
Wilbur Bauer
Arthur Roush
Rus Mahar and Son
Roy VanOsdale
M. C. Parker
Ed Malterer
Robert Key
Harry Gillmore
Mrs Carl W Martin to Attend State P T A Spring Meeting
Mrs Carl W Martin editor of Ohio Parent-Teacher magazine will attend the Spring meeting of the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers at the Deshier-Wallick Hotel Columbus. District directors executive committee department directors and full board meet Friday and Saturday with discussions on district redistricting budget plans and a procedure book research. Rummage sale plans and a tureen luncheon are noted for April meetings with local sisterhood activities and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Martin
Ohio Parent- Teacher Magazine
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Deshier-Wallick
Columbus
Ohio
State Board
Nore
Clewell Smith
Bay Village
F. M. Shelton
Congressional Record
C. Traeps Tlaulost
Toledo
Volumbes
Martin
I. W. Basinger
Mansfield
Evening Community Calendar of Meetings and Events
A busy night list of meetings across multiple groups. Tri Sigma and Maury Kiehm at Eastern Heights boule yard host a joint St. Agno’s alumni gathering while Keen Kutters meet Mrs. Alta Behnke on Lake Avenue. Numerous church groups gather at various venues including Pilgrim Church, Grace church and United Presbyterian Church. Local clubs like the We-Kum-U-Kuma diner event and the Townsend Club on Middle Avenue add to the schedule alongside social and charitable organizations such as the Daughters of Scotland and Major Woodworth Camp. A Jewish program features Miss Imhoff of Cleveland with Emma Dean Anderson Circle and other missionary societies in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Sigma
Maury Kiehm
Eastern Heights
Boule Yard
St. Agno's
Blaine
2Nd Street
Beverly Mills
Cleveland Street
Hamilton PT. A
H. H. Nye
Ole Wesleyan
Lorain County
Elks Restaurant
Canton-Lorain
Democratic Women’s Club
Elyria
Woodworth
Wortten's Benefit Association
Daughters of Scotland
David J
W. M. Auld
United Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
Miss Imhoff
Cleveland
Emma Dean Anderson
Child of Pythian Sisters
McKibben
Cleveland Road
Plan Factory Trip By Middle Step Club Members
The girls plan a Monday evening trip through Thew Shovel company in Lorain, meeting at 7 at the YWCA. Donna Chapman, president, handles communications for planners and transportation. After the tour they return to the YWCA for refreshments, with talks by two Oberlin Peace Society members scheduled for April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Step Club
Thew Shovel Company
Lorain
Donna Chapman
VY. WW. A
Oberlin Peace Saviety
Plans for Good Friday service by Missionary Society
The Missionary Society of the Church of Christ met with Mrs. Jessa Adams to plan a Good Friday service featuring a program led by president Mrs. C. F. Neu wirth. Items included talks on Religion in China and Japan, Shintoism, supervision by Mrs. Adams's assistants, musical selections by Mrs. Wil Foster and Mrs. Maynard Huene, and a discussion on Easter observance by different nations. The meeting listed several helpers and noted Mrs. J. J. Hand of Longfellow Street will open for the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Jessa Adams
Must Avenue
C. F. Neuwirth
C. A. Tone Way
China
Japan
Mra
Clark
Wil Foster
C. M. Terry
Vern Martin
Herbert Wilson Sr
Wade Reynolds
Huene
Maynard Huene
Foster
Eliza Waldorf
Adams
Waldorf
D. Smetzer
Eagles Auxiliary Drill Team Party At Mrs Ely Home
Thirty members attended a party at Mrs. Delores Ely's East Bridge street home. Prizes went to Mrs. Carrie Miller Miss Margaret Miller and Mrs. Marian Crandall. Mrs. Ely with Mrs. Wealtha Busch served refreshments after games. A bingo party will follow at the next Auxiliary meeting on April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Delores Ely
East Bridge Street
Carrie Miller
Margaret Miller
Marian Crandall
Ely
Wealtha Busch
Marmola Prescription Tablets Promoted for Fat Loss
An advertisement claims Marmola Prescription Tablets can slim the face and figure with sensible eating and a 4 tablet daily dosage. It notes the product has sold for over thirty years with more than twenty million boxes, but states it is not a cure-all and relies on user conditions and doctor guidance.
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Shteoev Etenssepeusesns
Eseen Seneeee
Mable Little
Dorothy Vunk
Carnegie Book
Don W. Myers
Catholic Study Club No.2
Dale Carnegie
W. C. Walters
Cornell Avenue
Henry Radican
Richard St. Horan
George Allen
Myers
Irvin Wentz
Earl Court
Charles White
Brother Petroc
Radican
Béthel Shrine
Haymond Hiscox
Hattie Hiscox
Town Line Road
Florette Heidrich
Heidrich
Denison Avenue
Florence K. Smith
Ruth Schroeder
Eleanor Yous
Marian Hand
Daisy Benson
Lillian Wegat
Willette Bellingham
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Home For the
Warl Meister
W. Co. Snowden
Herman Portman
M. M. Wilcox
Schwartz
Helen Osb
Minnie Brown
FE. E. Dettman
Helen Osborn
Henry Townsend
Mecca and Beyond
Frank Hicks
A. H. Rothe
Club
Mary Fitzpatrick
Carlisle
LaGrange Road
Mary Franklin
Lucille Roling
Emma Fitzpatrick
William Banks
Banks Road
Armory
3Rd St
League of Service
Income Guaranty Ins. Co
Mra. E. C. Barclay
Grant
Mrs. Miller
Bheechwood
Pocahontas
Ashias Murbach
Colelle
Lelle
Banc
Esquire Features
Tac
Bride
Institute of County
W.C.T.U
Methodist Church
Dover Lodge
Frank Luppino
Orthopedic Shoe Repair
Lodi Street
Mike Klein
American Shoe Repair
Capitol Theatre
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
Yada
Karl Klein Shoe Repair
Wil West Ave
Joe’s Yankee Shoe Repair Economy
Middle Ave
Hust Ave
Honor Mrs. Gillmore
United Kingdom
P T. A
KE. L. Wilshere
Ute Daughters of St. Andrew
J. Smale
John Shaw
Budge
West. Ave
Sam
Edith Mae
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Empire Stock
Axminster
West Bridge and Water Streets
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