Dames of Malta Install Officers in Easter Ceremony
The Dames of Malta held their annual installation with Mrs. Lucille Fawkes named Queen. Officers and staff wore white formals. Grace Hunter and Louise Tichenorp led the ceremony. A reception followed with pastel bowls, Easter favors, and multiple performances by new officers, amid plans for upcoming conventions, nursing classes, and a May Party at the University Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames of
Malta
Lucille Fawkes
Calla Lites
Daeille Fawkes
Grace Hunter
Cleveland
Marshall
Louise Tichenorp
May Gardner
New Kensington
Grace Heidrich
Lottie Drage
Jennie Schock
Edna Manzelman
Jessie Raesler
Louise Leslie
Ruth
Hertha Olmstead
Iva Simmons
Blare Schaub
Minnie Roper
Edna Smith
Muth Blakeslee
Stella Wurthsugh
Margaret
Lowe
Ethel Herring
Delia Lutz
Fern Colbert
Elsie Scrivens
Jessie Burford
Virginia Kuntz
Margaret Botamer
Luecilie Fawkes
Lipfer Ruth
Sylvia Morris
Naomi
Marcella Scott
Helen Rankin
Leah Christensen
Lucille Scheibel
Anna Gunder
Martie Harris
Spring Program Presented by Elyria Woman's Club
The Elyria Woman's Club hosted a spring program with luncheon, flags on the tables, and general meeting led by Mrs. John Halpin. Frances M. Sellers, a whistle and bird call interpreter, and Jeanette Van Zant, a pianist and singer, performed followed by comments on birds and bird watching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Elyria Woman's Club
William Bell
Eric Chapman
John Halpin
J. W. Smith
Nora Abbe
Miss Sellers
Spring Bay
van Zant
Personal Notices From Elyria And Nearby Locals
A jumble of social notes from Elyria and Cleveland area residents. Includes names at Opera Carmen events in Cleveland, visits by Mrs and Ms to Los Angeles and other places, family celebrations, birthdays, and local club activities. Mentions Joe Williams Norfolk Navy training, Jerry Schoditech birthday, and Kil Kare chapter dinner plans for April 22 with Easter decor and social awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrians
Cleveland
Mra
Jack Huge
Wit McLeod
Ernest Seabold
Lele Vian Dowdell
Dorothy Ryan
Marederle Jobel
Harry Dyke
Mise Clara Deke
Norma Ziceler
Joan Ducketh
Nan Shesock
Waleter Smith
Datricia Smith
Virginia Stewart
Ninabelle Witt
Dorothy Nau
Nancy Muller
Louise Hendricks
Kathryn Fastman
Marjorie Simeon
Joel C. Williams
Tos Angeles
California
Gabor Ki
Fifteenth Street
Williams
Judy Klyop
Navy Officers Training School
Norfolk
Virginia
Paul Dunkel
Carl Heitmeyer
Jean
Jerry Schoditech
Fred Schoditech
Bell Avenue
Richard Munz
Henry Wooster
Helen Couch
Helen Francis
Veronica Naushton
Carrie Welch
Lst
Cleveland Auditorium
Catinen
F. OH. Davies
Mee
R. W. Drzehel
Erma Weimer
Herman F. Path
Miriam Paesh
Allen Schrines
Charlotte Fox
I Leanette Fox
Rish School
Jin Beck
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Elizabeth Wilcox
Dulmage
Ridgeville
Hira
Metropolitan Opera Co
James Sparks
Camp Lee
Don Sparks
Walnut Street
William Davis
West Bridge Street
Green State University
Kappa My Eperlon
Ralph FE. Greetham
J. L. Johnson
Lakeside Hospital
Cleland
Doris Severs
Cornell Avenue
Lake Erie College
Painesville
U Seithy
Josephine Barth
Third Street
Sill
Martin McGowan
Elyria Memorial Hospital
McGowan
East Broad Street
William Thomas
East Hiver Street
Elyria Memorial Hopital
Gorden May
May Gardner
New Kensington
Pennetyivania
Reginald Foakes
Beebe Court
Frances Kirkbride
Pitteburgh
Eastern Heights
Baulevard
E. FL Abrams
Columbus
Giest
Fehard
Horan
Drokm Goulder
Macy Fox
Ashland Hospital
Pearl Whitmer
East Avenue
Mission Study Group Reviews Book And Plans May Breakfast
Mrs Fulmer reviews I Follow the Road by Payson as Miss Elizabeth Cawrie hosts the Stanford avenue Mission Study Group at First Methodist. Miss Helen Osborn chairs the meeting and Mrs Bloemfeld leads devotions from John seven one to eight, with a story of a mother who found God in her garden. The group shares experiences and notes much personal work is needed. no date for the May breakfast was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cawrie
Stanford Avenue
First Methodist Church
Helen Osborn
Bloemfeld
Fred Fulmer
Payson
Second Congregational Church Divisions Meet at Highland Court
Mrs Florence Gillman hosted Division A members at her home on Highland Court Wednesday afternoon. The meeting date was changed to the first Thursday monthly. After the devotional service Mrs Anda Gehrke missionary chaired readings from the Christian Herald. Plans included a rummage sale on Saturday April 18 with Mrs G Woodcock of Woodland Avenue to entertain the Division on Thursday May T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Gillman
Second Congregational Church
Highland Court
Anda Gehrke
The
Christian Herald
G. Woodcock
Woodland Avenue
Circle No 2 Sale At Mrs Getke Home
Mrs Al Vietzen hosted a sales gathering of 14 members from Circle No 2 St Pauls church at Mrs Martin Getke s Tenth street home. Mrs Harry Rankin led devotions and Mrs R Pallas ran the business session with an al sale of fancywork and baked goods among members. A luncheon with Sprig flower centerpiece followed. The next meeting will be in two weeks at the church hosted by Mrs Charles Gleisner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Vietzen
Circle No. 2
St.Paul's Church
Martin Getke
Tenth Street
Harry Rankin
R. Pallas
Bers
Vietzen
Women’s Guild
Charles Gleisner
Hostess Mrs Kuwaleski Hosts Gaiety Club Meeting
Miss Georgiana Kuwaleski acted as hostess at the Gaiety club gathering held at 115 Kipling street. After a brief business session the game Help Thy Neighbor was played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Harry Gorssi and Mrs. William Schroeder. A late two course Junction was served by candlelight. The next meeting is planned for April 11 with Miss Janet Stage of Avon as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgiana Kuwaleski
Gaiety Club
Kipling Street
Help Thy Neighbor
Harry Gorssi
William Schroeder
Janet Stage
Avon
Chicken Dinner at Sacred Heart Parish Hall
A community chicken dinner is planned at Sacred Heart Parish Hall on Trenidele Street to take place on April 12 at 1 p.m. Local volunteers will serve meals and proceeds benefit parish activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Parish Hall
Trenidele St
Club Hears Fine Talk On Russia
Members of the Cora May Wallon Muston Study Club heard an evening talk on life in Russia from Mrs. Diertz of Avanelake. She described the Communist regime, peasant poverty, rationing, and shortages while noting limited positives such as music, furs, and skilled peasant women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora May Wallon Muston
First Congregational Church
Russia
Job Diert
Avan Lake
Central Committee
Hitler
Introfacti
Dorothy Jones
Community Calendar and Social Events Highlight Local Activities
The calendar lists church programs, club meetings, and performances across St Pauls and surrounding towns. Highlights include Playmakers presenting The Drunks at the Little Theatre at 8 30, a Jewish Mission group program at 7 30, and various garden club, study club, and youth group events. Also noted are charitable and fraternal gatherings and a memorial note on several local residents.
Ohio Northern Alumni Meet in Cleveland
Ohio Northern University Alumni of Cleveland and Vicinity plan their annual gathering at the University Club on Sunday afternoon January 12 at 4. Speakers include Drinas Tarnes and deans Needy Pettit and Raabe. Reservations are handled by Mrs. Hayward. A Delta Chi sorority event followed. bridge winners were Mrs. W. W. Selver and Mrs. Fred Wiggin son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Northern University
Cleveland
University Club
Sat Kuetid Avenue
Ada
Drinase Tarnes
Hethe
Dolm A. Needy
College of Eaxinersing
Chote We
Sorority
Ammon Breidser
Delta Chi Sorority
Denizen Avenue
Howard Haskins
W. W. Selver
Fred Wigginson
Owen Gleason
Pasadena Avenue
Rumford Baking Company Mystery Message Finds Brief Mention
A fragmentary period notice mentions Rumford and baking relates to a cryptic Air Corps telegram style line. The readable text is sparse but signals a short, historical item tied to kitchen goods or a wartime supply note with Rumford noted as a keyword.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mocking Bird
God Bless
America
Benninghat
H Benham
L. J. Boothmoyd
Exle Chapman
Halpin
Ralph Murbach
Woman’s Club
Arid
American Institute of Laundering
Arrid Aggue
C.h.merthe & Co
Bers of
Kil Kare
Entority
Croup
Chilngh Smith
Fairlawn Avenue
Rath Hissins
Trves
Marte
Eleanor Hiccine
Dick Durher
Mardelicht
den Jackson
LaPorte
Central Book Store
Broad Phone
Designs For Living
Etta Sron
BO Mount
Mrs. Fulmer
Entertain
Haserodt
Haserodt's
Eleenore L. Brendan
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
Dan
Bescon Light Clays
St. Paul's
Rovherst
South Ambherst
Little Theatre
United Prebyterial Missionary [Society
Jewich Mission Group
Jefferson
Elyria Garden Club
Woman's Club
Fal Cement
Czecholovakian Rene Society
K. Chervenka
Fidelity
Methodist
Church
Labs
Nevins
North Tech
Margaret Urig
Eleventh Street
Iver Slipper Club
Prank Hatotina ix
Laraln
Theta Rho
Wright Empire Club
Pythian Sisters
Merry Chutes
George Dawns
Carlisle
Keen Kutters
Luella Sagt
Eighth Street
Letha Lin- Bentelter
Brnad Street
Industrial Club
Y. W
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Commandery
Worain Co
Bre
E. J. Exast
Amherst
Bethel Shrine
Bethel Shrine In 1O. O. F. Hall
Moose Hall
Second Street
Kings Daughters
First Methodist_ church
Kenneth Reisinger
Leola Buer
Avon Lake
Robert Curtis Easterdar
Wellington
Lilian Ann Kokotylo
Ohio Northern
AIR Corps
Kate
Cietetana
Eesem
Cleveland Academy OF Cosmetology, Inc
Pheer
Clearland
Fayco
Seene
Bay More
Coats
Fay Ca
FAY Co
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