Elyria church women hear talk by Dr Reif at lent service
Dr Walter F Reif pastor of St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church spoke on Jesus Christ as the Way the Truth and the Life at the Lenten Quiet Hour Service sponsored by Elyria Council of Church Women at St Paul Church. Luncheon preceded the service and greetings were given by church and council leaders. A May fellowship breakfast at Washington Avenue Church of Christ with Mrs William Stevenson of Oberlin as guest speaker was announced with tickets via committee members.
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Park Hobill
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St. Paul
Archie Penfound
Washington Avenue Church of Christ
William E. Stevenson
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Ed Schwaegerle
St. Andrew's
Earl C. Taylor
Max van Wormer
Robert Daniels
William Goacher
Paul Rusch
Japan
St. John’s
Painesville
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Gambier
Fred Lohnes
Community Welfare Council
YMCA
George Chisholm
de Koven Foundation
Racine
Wis
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Mackey
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Chaiman
First Church
Norman Eddy
Protestant Parish House
New York City
Virgil A. Grubbs
Christian World Relations
Stanley Orr
Christian Social Relations Committee
Council of Church Women
William Stevenson
Mayflower Guild
Robert Edwards
Willard H. Brenneman
James Christie
Frederick I. Whitehead
Frederick H. Vorhis
Yolan Goudy Elected New President of Eagles Auxiliary
Yolan Goudy was chosen as president of the Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles at Eagles Hall last evening. Officers named include Betty Easterfield as vice president Marian Wirth chaplain Alice Kaylor secretary Hazel Gibson treasurer Hazel Bates conductress Louise Figler inside guard Bertha Digman outside guard and Leona Lewht Bertha Johnson trustees Installation set for June 9. The meeting approved donations to the Cancer Fund and Red Cross. An April 21 event will honor charter members and past presidents with a class of candidates and a threen dinner at 6 30 p m refreshments by members and guests.
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Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles
Eagles Hall
Edna Amspaugh
Yolan Goudy
Betty Easterfield
Marian Wirth
Alice Kaylor
Hazel Gibson
Hazel Bates
Louise Figler
Bertha Digman
Leona Lewht
Bertha Johnson
Cancer Fund
Red Cross
Elizabeth Isenberg
Amspaugh
Isenberg
Easterfield
Margaret Gard
Alberta Calkins
Goudy
Gerald Six
Lee Benton
St Clair Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Harold Olmstead
Noble Grand
Akron
Harriet Warner
Jennie Easterbrook
Thomas Widley
Easter gifts sought by Rebekah Club for needy family
Members of the Rebekah Social Club are reminded to bring Easter gifts for baskets for a needy family at tonight's meeting at Mrs. Anna Brenner's home 405 Middle Ave. They should also bring sewing brachet needles and embroidery hoops for a special project. A rummage sale is set for Lat 9:00 am at 1814 Lake Ave in the garage near Emerson Court.
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Rebekah Social Club
Anna Brenner
Middle Ave
Lake Ave
Emerson Ct
Elyria College Senior Speaks To Foundation
Miss Eleanor Valeri Varga daughter of Mr and Mrs Steve Varga of 113 Laura Ct spoke at the Ameri can Humanics Foundation annual meeting in Kansas City on April 5 The foundation trains students for youth leadership through academics seminars and research She will receive an AB in Human Relations at Missouri Valley College May 30 She chaired activities with the Woman's Athletic Association Humanics Valley Players yearbook staff and Pi Delta Epsilon during college years.
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Eleanor Valeri Varga
Steve Varga
Laura Ct
American Humanics Foundation
Kansas City
Gate T
Humanics
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
Miss Varga
Woman's Athletic Association
Valley Players
Pi Delta Epsilon Fraternity
Florence Fitch to Speak at YWCA Matinee
Florence Fitch of Oberlin, noted author and lecturer, is guest speaker for the YWCA Matinee Day next Tuesday at 1:30 PM at Holly Hall. A Oberlin graduate and longtime educator, she holds a PhD from Berlin and has studied abroad. Her talk will draw on travel and education experiences as she addresses Y members. El-Y-Annes hostesses will assist.
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Florence M. Fitch
Oberlin
Y.W.C.A
Holly Hall
Ohioana Library
Ohio
Allah
God
Oberlin College
University of Berlin
American School of Oriental Research
Jerusalem
Europe
Near East
Far East
Oberlin-in-China Association
National Association of Deans of Women
National Association of Biblical Instructors
American Association of University Women
Fitch
Louis Becker
El-Y-Annes
Epworth era churchwomen outreach and sales event
A long notice highlights St Andrew's Churchwomen through dramatic interpretation and Episcopal Women gifts, with details on United Thank Offering projects, UNESCO gift coupon tie ins, and YMCA activities. It also notes a Ridgeville Easter Ham Bazaar and a giant rummage sale at Kaiser Court, plus a large classified sale listing furniture and appliances at 507 Poplar Street.
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Elyria Masonic Club to host annual fish fry on April 15
The Elyria Masonic Club will hold its annual fish fry Thursday April 15 at 6 30 p m. Attendees are asked to call the club for reservations before April 12. The Ocean Club plans a social evening Saturday in Jaycee Hall and an Easter dance on April 17 at the YWCA. The United Polish Club offers a fish fry every Friday from 4 to 8 p m.
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Elyria Masonic Club
Ocean Club
Jaycee Hall
YWCA
Alumni Club Sponsors Semi Formal Dance
Wittenberg College alumni and friends are invited to a semi formal dance sponsored by the Cleveland Chapter of the Wittenberg Alumni Club on Friday April 30. The event starts at 7 30 p m at Public Hall Auditorium in Cleveland. Tickets are $12 and available through Elyria representative Mrs Sidney Sprague Clark Street with reservations due by April 14.
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Wittenberg College
Cleveland
Wittenberg Alumni Club
Public Hall Auditorium
Elyria
Sidney Sprague
Clark St
Franciscan Marian Congress Planned For May 2 9
A Franciscan Marian Congress will be held in San Francisco May 2 9 with a personally conducted Chicago tour. Highlights include Beverly Hills Los Angeles Hollywood Santa Monica Portland and visits to Franciscan sites such as Mission San Juan Capistrano Santa Barbara and Mission Dolores. A Columbia River Highway run to Multnomah Falls is listed. Contact Mrs. Dorothy Place at 310 Fifth St for details.
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Beverly, Hills
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Santa Monica
Portland
San Juan Capistrano
Santa Barbara
Mission Dolores
Dorothy Place
Fifth St
Newcomers Club Elects and Reviews Annual Reports
Newcomers Club officers were installed with Mrs Hunter Young presiding. Officers named: Mrs Roy Johnson president, Mrs George Medsker first vice president, Mrs Clifford Sherran second vice president, Mrs Michael Fogel corresponding secretary, Mrs Robert Phillips recording secretary, and Mrs Robert Brewer treasurer. The group welcomed 42 new members and noted charitable donations to multiple causes. social committee chaired by Mrs Charles Coles. Special award went to Mrs Michael Fogel.
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Hunter Young
George Mallow
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Holly Hall
Roy Johnson
George Medsker
Clifford Sherran
Michael Fogel
Robert Phillips
Robert Brewer
Charles Coles
Richard D. Mackey
Edna G. Moore
O. R. Findley
W. H. Brenneman
H. F. Enyeart
M. M. Windsor
Peter Smith
Arrangearile Party At Crile Hospital With VFW Auxiliaries
Lorain County VFW Auxiliary Council hosted a party at Crile Hospital Tuesday evening giving sixty five silver dollars as bingo prizes. Six auxiliaries provided 120 dozen cookies for refreshment. Helen Fyfe assisted by Agnes Rothman conducted the games, with Helen Perkins arranging overall. Thirty people traveled to the VA hospital. Rummage sale by the Lydia Guild at 545 Furnace St Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Lorain County
VFW Auxiliary Council
Crile Hospital
Helen Fyfe
Counity Council
Agnes Rothman
Helen Perkins
Rediscovery Of Great Truths Hope Of World
Helen Huntington Smith addresses First Church Women on Today's Woman and her Church. She urges moral maturity, universal justice, and the need for nations to follow divine truths, warning against complacency and insisting America's leadership must reflect moral order. New officers elected and local church announcements follow.
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America
First Church
Helen Huntington Smith
Ohio
Miss Smith
United Nations Trusteeship Council
Toynbee
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