Elyria Women’s Club hosts banking chapter dinner
The SOCIETY TSS ELYRIA WOMAN'S CLUB dinner drew 45 members from Lorain, Amherst, Oberlin, Grafton and Elyria. A piano recital by Miss Janet Ashley of Oberlin and a talk by Mrs. Mary Riley Conrad of Cleveland followed a six thirty dinner with yellow spring flowers.
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TSS
Elyria
Janet Ashley
Oberlin
Mary Riley Conrad
Cleveland
Ashley
Mendelssohn
Schubert
Riley
Y W C A Directors to Meet on Monday
The Y W C A Board of Directors will meet at 4 30 Monday afternoon in the parlors. Mrs King Fauver will give devotions with a review of Return to Religion by Link and Mrs Rodney Rockwood will report on the Standard Study by the National Y W C A. Elaine Johnson will review What Students Are Thinking from Women’s Press. Plans for Miss Charlotte Nevins April 22 visit are discussed. Nevins was World YWCA secretary for thirteen years. D A Baird to preside. Nearly all Daughters of America attend in Wurst hall. five absent. Two applications read and referred to committee. Big Sisters names drawn. Deputy Margaret Klein sets April 19 district meeting in Cleveland at K P hall East 55th. The lodge will practice for inspection at next meeting April 23. special practice April 22. Remainder devoted to inspection prep. Ways and Means served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. C. A. Board of Directors
King Fauver
Link
Rodney Rockwood
National
Elaine Johnson
Friendship Club Cabinet
Woman’s Press
Charlotte Nevins
Nevins
D. A. Baird
Daughters of America
Wurst Hall
Lucile Scheibel
Margaret Klein
Cleveland
K. of P. Hall
East 55Th Street
Ways and Means
Novel Party A Hosts Bridge Event for Avenue Club
The Avenue Club held a canvas glove bridge party yesterday in the dining room of the Masonic Temple. Members gathered at 1 30. Refreshments were served at small tables by Miss Elsa Terrell, Mrs Bertha Stanford, Mrs Charlotte Thayer, and Mrs Violet Reger. A May party is planned for May 14 at Mrs C E Standen, 222 Fourteenth Street.
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Avenue Club
Masonic Temple
Elsa Terrell
Bertha Stanford
Charlotte Thayer
Violet Reger
C. E. Standen
Fourteenth Street
Post-nuptial Shower Honors Mrs Fapp at Lapp Home
Miss Sylvia Wilson and Mrs H W Lapp hosted a post-nuptial shower at the Lapp residence on Denison Avenue Thursday evening for Roberta Churchward of Columbia. Tiny scrolls in balloons guided guests to rooms with many gifts. Prizes went to Mrs H Hopp, Mrs Gladys West, and Miss June Harrison after a bridge game.
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Sylvia Wilson
H. W. Lapp
Lapp
Denison Avenue
Harry Fapp
Roberta Churchward
Columbia
H. Hopp
Gladys West
June Harrison
Licensing Names For Press Operator And Roller Roles
Licenses issued to Frank Fritz 23 Elyria press operator and Selma Pilarczyk 19 Grafton. Steven J Pastor $2 Lorain roller and Anne Krajec 22 Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fritz
Elyria
Selma Pilarczyk
Grafton
Steven J. Pastor
Lorain
Anne Krajec
Funeral notice for Fred Burdick by Harmon Lodge 663
Special communication of Frank S. Harmon Lodge No. 663 F. and A. M. will meet at Masonic Temple at 12 15 P M Monday April 12 to conduct the funeral of our late Brother Fred Burdick. B I Ohlemacher W M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Harmon
A. M
Masonic Temple
Fred Burdick
B. I. Ohlemacher
W. M
Grace Lutheran Welcomes New Pastor and Wife
Grace Lutheran church hosts 150 attendees at a formal welcome for Rev. W. W. Walker and Mrs. Walker. F. E. Niermad delivers the welcome, with readings from Rev. H. Dawe and Armin Dre. The program includes organ, quartet numbers, solo, piano duets, and group singing, followed by refreshments.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Everisg
W. W. Walker
Sarah Nierman
Willard Schmittgen
William Gebhart
Armin Dre
Edward Rothgerr
Dure
Wilfred Block
Dre
Williard Schmittgen
Ladies Aid
Mission Study Club hosts dinner and talks at First Congregational
Thirty eight members and guests attended a Mission Study Club gathering at the First Congregational church with floral table decor. Talks covered India's people and Gandhian progress, led by Mrs. BE Evans, who also displayed artifacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
H. L. Chrysler
L. C. Hecock
Elizabeth Rich
Edith Hecock
Mabel Marsh
Margaret Wright
Nellie Hecock
H. W. Ingersoll, Jr
James Davidson
Fredericks
Ralph Cole
Bertha Shepherd
George Lamberton
Helen Garfield
P. P. Evans
Lacey Houserman
Robert Davies
BE. H. Evans
India
Gandhi
Six Tables In Play At Elyria Club Card Party
Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club held a April card party at Miss Edith Terrell home on West Avenue. Six tables were filled with players and handmade sunbonnet tallies. Prizes went to Catherine Schneurer Caroline Foley and Mrs Robert Funk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elizabeth Rich
Gertrude Wernert
Round Table Club Topic on April 19 1775
Mr. Giles hosts last night at the Fauvers home in Columbus street with Arthur E. Giles detailing the events of April 19 1775 and the onset of the American Revolution. Mrs James Thomas offered a reading from her forthcoming life of a great Elyria aunt. Next meeting set for April 23 with Mrs Thomas as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Club
Worth Fauver
Columbus Street
Arthur E. Giles
James Thomas
Elyria
Father Son Banquet Draws One Hundred Three Attendees
A church Father Son banquet hosted by the Men’s Bible class at the Church of Christ featured a toast by Henry Tibball and remarks by Chief E J Stan kard. The program included violin solo by Raff, piano accompaniment by Irene Upton, vocal numbers, farm quartet performances, and talks by C H Swan on reform efforts and Dr C J Miller with travel films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Harry Thompson
Ed Monroe
Ralph Cole
Henry Tibball
Will J. Foster
E. J. Stankard
Henry Nagorka
Raff
Irene Upton
Paul Wainwright
Miss Upton
Robert Mallory
Grafton State Farm
C. H. Swan
C. J. Miller
South
Reverend Foster
W. A. Dromzgoole
Franklin School Girl Reserves Hold Weekly Meeting
The Franklin School Girl Reserves met for their regular weekly session with President Julia Sullivan presiding. De votions were led by Lula Valassis, followed by the regular business, singing several songs and closing with Taps.
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Franklin School
Julia Sullivan
Lula Valassis
Confer Degree On Two At Northwest Encampment
Visitors from Oberlin assisted in conferring the Patriarchal degree on two candidates at the Northwest Encampment in the I O F temple last evening. The meeting began at 7 45 with A C Miller presiding and concluded in regular form. A home talent entertainment is planned with a larger event to follow. On April 16 several members will travel to Oberlin to aid in conferring the Patriarchal degree with transportation provided.
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Oberlin
Northwest
I. 0. O. F. Temple
A A. C. Miller
Violin Solo planned for Elyria Bible Class
Jack Roberta will present violin solos tomorrow at 9:30 during the Elyria Men's Bible Class at the Y M C A. Miss Gladys McCullough will accompany. Hindman’s lesson topic is Elijah the Impulsive.
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Jack Roberta
Elyria Men's
Y. M
Gladys McCullough
L. B. Hindman
Elijah
Meeting Schedule for Various Local Groups and Clubs
iCalendar League of Women Voters postpones to Wednesday evening at p m in Lorain Savings and Trust Bldg. Murgwumps hostesses Jennie Turnbull and Mrs. Carl Ericsson. Several clubs meet with designated hosts at multiple addresses. Elyria Garden Club plans 8 p m Elyria Woman's Club with John Burroughs centenary theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Lorain Co. Savings and Trust
Middle Avenue
Murgwumps
Jennie Turnbull
Carl Ericsson
Division F
2Nd Congregational
A. B. Kemp
West Street
Child Culture Circle
Child Conservation League
Ray Crisp
Denison Avenue
Eastern Heights
Sena
Margaret Ahlgrim
Homer Street
Rainbow For
Knights of Columbus
Townsend Club
King Solomon’s Lodge
Business Women’s
Wheat Avenue
Elyria Garden Club
Elyria Woman's Club
John Burroughs
DAR Nomination Committee Named At Mrs Eldon Adams Home
Mrs Eldon Adams hosted the Daughters of the American Revolution on Lake Avenue where forsythia and pussywillow decorated the room. Regent Mrs George Lamberson announced a nominating committee to report next meeting. The group includes Mrs Weidner chair, Mrs Crehore, Mrs Bush, Mrs Hurst, Mrs D C Martin. A memorial for Mrs Otto Greene was read. Tea followed with spring flowers. Next meeting set for May 14 1937 at Elyria Women’s Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Adams
Lake Avenue
George Lamberson
Weidner
Crehore
Bush
Hurst
D. C. Martin
Otto Greene
Brownell
Caroline Gordon
Bedford Forrest
Stark Young
South
Gallows Hill
Frances Winwar
Bowdler
Jessie Gaynor
Charles Neidlinger
A. M. Foerster
E. G. Curtiss
A. H. Pfaff
M. E. Wilcox
W. AL. Vaughn
S. M. Hartwell
W. W. Bowdler
Daughters of the American Revolution
Elyria Women’s Club
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed
The list names patients admitted to area facilities including Mrs Sarah Fletcher of 505 Lake Avenue Mrs Richard Linhart of 502 W 2nd Street Mrs Apna Cox of No 11 Phillips Court Stanley Draper R D No 2 Jean McCrain of 208 Furnace Discharges include Mrs Earl Clifford baby boy No 2 Glover Court William Simmons No 22 Woodford Avenue James Rourke 115 Fremont Street Walter Makuski 190 Cleveland Street
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Sarah Fletcher
Lake Avenue
Richard Linhart
W. 2Nd Street
Apna Cox
Phillips Court
Stanley Draper
R. D
Jean McCrain
Furnace Street
Earl Clifford
Glover Court
William Simmons
Woodford Avenue
James Rourke
Fremont Street
Walter Makiuski
Cleveland Street
Children Stage The Land of Us at Ely School Play
A large audience enjoyed a child produced performance of The Land of Us by Ely School seventh and eighth graders at the high school auditorium. Mrs. Frank Berger directed, with costumes by mothers, and proceeds funded a new movie projector for Ely School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely School
Ely
Frank Baum
Frank Berger
Glenda's Palace
Mombie
the Old Witch
Deborah Silsbee
Tip
Mary Ann Berger
Jack
the Pumpkinhead
Myrna Gleason
Bob Gorman
General Jinjor
Louise Young
Betty Berger
Wick
Paul Krebs
Tin Woodman
Ruth Christman
Earl We
Hamlin Relief Corps Guests Honor Wellington G A R Post
The Hamlin Relief Corps of Wellington joined Richard Allen W R C No 108 for a Friday luncheon in the Odd Fellows Temple with tables in national colors. Reverend J A Kaley was installed as Commander of G A R Post No 65. Mrs Lettle Stevick, Hamlin Corps president, was introduced alongside Mrs Adella Lutz. Reports from Mrs Anna Grace Bright and others highlighted Corps activities. A letter from Mrs Lydia Crumley and another from Mrs Emma Looy were read. Mrs Faustina Rawson resigned as chaplain and received a farewell gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kaley
Elvira
Richard Allen
Grand Army of the Republic
I. 0. O. F. Hall
Adelia Lutz
Women's Relief Corps
Senant Aineg
PI Uduuis
Henry Stevick
Wellington
Lutz
Stevick
Jennie Collins
Nellie Reynolds
Phoebe Kleeler
Kaley
Charlotte Lewis
Lydia Squires
Squires
Hamlin Corps
Lookout Mountain
Kaler
Ernest Birch
Adella Lutz
Anna Grace Bright
Lydia Crumley
California
Emma Looy
Washington D. C
Faustina Rawson
Springfield
Ohio
Kings Daughters class hosts meeting and plans events
The Kings Daughters class met in the First Methodist church social room with Miss Doris Todd addressing on welfare activities. A nominating committee was named to choose officers, and a “Running Around” playlet was presented by Elyria Home for the Aged presenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Daughters
First Methodist Church
Doris Todd
D. A. Burr
Helen Osborn
Charles Copas
Henry Beam
Warcheta
Clark
Bloomfield
Elyria Home For the
The
Reichley
Hogle
Henry Townsend
Ed. Miller
Wellington Students Honor Roll Count Surges in March
Ninety nine Wellington school pupils earned honor roll status for March per a report from Superintendent A W Shields. The list includes teachers and students across elementary junior high and senior high, with named staff and many learners. The article notes a garden contest underway, sponsored by the civic committee, and a film presentation by Homer Barbe on Luther Burbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ohio
A. W. Shields
Leora Yoxtheimer
David Andrews
Gareth Gibbing
Paul Gower
Bonnie Lawrence
Delores Carmén
Lawrence Cowles
Patsy Ody
Rose Mary Rozzoni
Herald Smith
Darlene Sutliff
Lois Jean Todd
Patsy Willard
Bobby Walker
Dilla Hopkins
Lois Breryley
Margaret Elbner
Doris Foultner
June Mix
Janet Olsen
Evelyn Smith
Lila Faye Durkee
Elsie McConnell
Dorothy Madro
Eleanor Madro
Barbara Preston
Dorothy Scoville
Vera Wallace
Norman Walton
Frederick White
William Carpenter
Ted Jones
Jovanka Zubrick
Charles Carter
Raymond Cassell
Eileen Lawson
Howard McConnell
Leland Martin
Mildred Vincent
Ccmvic
Homer Barbe
Luther Burbank
Lonzo Green
M. E. Church
F. M. Jones
Farm
Ford Company
Wellington Garden Club
Ramser’s
Four-H Members Attend Wellington Garden Club Event
Four H members, totaling about fifty including Flower and Vegetable group youths, were guests of the Wellington Garden Club at the F M Jones Motor sales rooms Thursday evening. County extension agents C I Hummell and Miss Alice Bird spoke on 4-H activities with Mrs Hummell and Mrs Church attending. Reverend Fr William Moran, civic committee chair, outlined further club involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Garden Club
F. M. Jones
C. I. Hummell
Alice Bird
William Moran
Girl Scouts Troop 2 Meet at Armory for Tenderfoot Tests
Hazel Olmsted led formation as Troop 2 met at the National Guard Armory on Third Street. New members practiced Tenderfoot tests while several games were played. The meeting closed with Goodnight Circle at 5 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Olmsted
Girl Scouts
Troop 2
National Guard Armory
Third Street
Goodnight Circle
Wellington approves renewals for district teachers
The Wellington school board renewed contracts for a large slate of teachers for the coming year with listed salaries including Homer Barbe 1900 and Mary Kelly 1600. County music supervisors Clyde Seidel and R L Crowe were rehired but salaries not yet set. Principal D G Swanger was rehired at 2200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Homer Barbe
Alice Burrows
Mabel Clark
Caroline Clifford
Donna Dague
Anna Mae Davis
Leo Grimes
Pauline Hendee
Thelma Hooper
Maxine Hopkins
Sarah Huntridge
Mary Kelly
Leora Wortheimer
Clyde Seidel
R. L. Crowe
D. G. Swanger
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Women’s Committee of
Lorain County
A. LB
Woman's Club
Y.W.C. A
Richard Allen Post
S. M.S. Club
Gail Tufford
Joan Brown
Helen Hull
Barbara Terry
Mr. Giles
Nancy Clancy
Bridgeport
Conn
Los Angeles Superior Court
Emmet Wilson
Manhattan
West
Ypws Papera
Elyria Men’s Bible Class
iCalendar
U. S
Day's Music Store
H. L. Knapp
Ben Knapp
Knapp
W. R. Kamper
North Carolina
E. H. Evans
Park Avenue
Cleveland Heights
Blaine Johnson
J. B. Johnson
Ohio Street
Lynn Kentucky
Kentucky Military Institute
Garland Zachman
Donna
Massachusetts
Zachman
L. W. Brown
Kenyon Court
Greyhound Bus Company
Harold Agate
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Horton B. Alger
Ruth Stark
W. H. Stark
Oberlin Road
Lake Erie College
Mildred Alcott
Delaware
Jane Smith
Adams Street
Sarah McLean
B. L. Rogers
Detroit
Michigan
C. T. Winckles
Cleveland Road
Florida
St. Petersburg
Washington
W.R.C
Postscript Club
Dorothy Finegan
Myrtle O’connor
Indian Hollow Road
Lucille Roling
Mary Margaret Finegan
Clarence Bown
Chase Street
Donald Wottring
West Avenue
Arcadia
Cal
Edith Rose
Spencer, In
Imperial Furniture Co
East Avenue
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Broad Street
Capito
Wilmot Printing CO
Arate
Lemar
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