Grace Lutheran Young People host gratitude and growth featured
The regular Young People Society meeting at Grace Lutheran Church ended with new members Norman Harper and Harry Muhr Jr joining and Miss Norman Stegman advancing to active membership. Delegates to the State Walther League convention were named, with plans for plays at Diviis and S torium on April 26. An indoor track social and refreshments capped the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of the
Grace Lutheran Church
Viola
Leonard Krugman
Carl
Dorothy Woodin
Norman Harper
Harry Muhr, Jr
Norman Stegman
Toledo
Dorothy Hoton
Don Gehl
Alfred Gebbart
Diviis
Elyria and Swarthmore Men Lead Period Rankings
X. Smith of Elyria Ohio topped the period rankings as the highest man, with James SM Irvine of Swarthmore Pennsylvania in second. Tutuiations are planned for the near future.
Roman theatre ruins found at Nida site in Germany
Excavations at the Roman site of Nida in Germany, ongoing since 1927, uncovered the ruins of a Roman theatre along with associated structures. The discovery adds to evidence of urban life at the ancient city during the Roman era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nida
Germany
Banquet Honors Pastor Van Gilder at Central Baptist Church
Dr. H O Van Gilder of Columbus spoke on Life at the BY P U banquet held last evening in the First Baptist Church. About 100 young people attended with nine guests from Columbus. Music featured Wayne Van Wormer and Mary Louise Harrison leading and a mixed orchestra. Committees organized decor dining and dinner duties with several local families hosting guests and delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. &. Church
Elyria
C. B. Heas
Professor Wickler
Oberlin
H. O. van Gilder
Columbus
B. O. van Gilder
Central Baptist Church
Ohio
BY. P. UV
First Baptist Church
Dr. van Gilder
Wayne van Wormer
Mary Louise Harrison
R. T. Ketcham
H. G Briggs
PB U
van Gilder
Christ
Gladys McCullough
J. H. Crumley
Gertrude McCullough
Russell Obitts
Elwin Shay
Mary DeVoy
Irene Hollis
Raymond Hus
Leonard Kreutzfeld
Burns
Taylor
Geulde Jege
Ruth B. Taylor
Humce Porter
J. H. Crumsey
Dean Ye Cry
Ma Honey
Kentucky Babe
Ruth Obitts
Eunice Porter
Goulds Jago
Virginia Snell
Ruth Potter
Alan VanWormer
Burns Taylor
Wayne VanWormer
M. H. Welty
Goodspeed
Dunfee
Ada Wise
Walker
Miss Wise
Stinchcomb
Engagement of Miss Zeta Coulter to Cleveland Man
Miss Glayds Fowell announced the engagement of Miss Zeta Coulter to Wallace Winslow at a bridge tea at Alta Mira Tea rooms. The couple plans a fall wedding. The event featured spring flower decor, a program by Miss Mary McNutt and Mrs. Ralph Williams, and a flower dance by Phyllis Jean Baus. Guests included Elyria High School faculty members and local residents. Miss Coulter has taught public speaking and coached debate at the high school for three years. Winslow is Oberlin College and Rush Medical School alumnus, now manager of the Quad Halil in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Mira
Glayds Fowell
Zeta Coulter
Wallace Winslow
Mary McNutt
Oberlin Conservatory
Ralph ‘Williams
Elyria
Phyllis Jean Baus
Elyria High School
Howard Hildebrand
Cleveland
Oberlin
Ralph Williams
Linda Cuyler
Coulter
Winslow
Oberlin College
Rush Medical School
Chicago
Luncheon Bridge At Mrs Patton's Home And Club Socials
Mrs. W H Patton Jr of 903 Park avenue entertained Friday afternoon with a luncheon bridge. The event featured spring flower arrangements in lavender yellow and green and lighted tapers. The Elyria High Spanish Department hosted a party in the high school gym with violin and vocal solos dance and songs in Spanish. Chaperones included several local residents. Miss Hilde Myers received an honor shower last night in North Ridgeville. she will wed Arthur Scheidler of Mulhausen Indiana next Tuesday. Jean Wallace of Lorain celebrated her seventeenth birthday with gifts and games. A birth announced at 3 Foster Avenue Elyria Memorial: a daughter. In the luncheon rounds six tables of bridge produced prizes for top winners and consolation. Out of town guests included Mrs Carter Bishop Mrs W B Bishop and Mrs Bruce Wright of Lakewood. The Business and Professional Women group will dine at the Logan Gas Home Department with a talk by Mrs Emma Dill on gas appliances as related to women’s opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief , Corps
Thea Women’s Relief Corps
I. O. O. F. Hall
Charles Abbey
Hubbard
Ida Sherman
Sunshine
Lorain Corps
Stella Landers
Della Kreps
W. H. Patton, Jr
Park Avenue
Patton
Elyria High School
Robert Huge
William Gebhardt
Helen Moore
Hubbard Kumler
Dorothy Tulk
Pearl Tuthil
el Himno Nacional de
Juanita
America
Rajo Blanco Y Azul
Hi Y Orchestra
Richard Todd
Co. P. Shively
Miss Scott
Leonore Shumaker
Reminston
J. Martin Beck
Harry Rosene
Hilde Myers
Verens Diedrich
North Ridgeville
Jean Wallace
Lorain
Jacob Smith
Raymond Davis
Ed. Dunlap
William Schroeder
Alice Jennings
Batty Young
Agnes Butler
Walter Wallace
James Keys
Maxwell French
Clinton Krantz
W. B. Bishop
Carter Bishop
Bruce Wright
Lakewood
Logan Gas Office
Flora Dollar
Home Service Department
Emma Dill
Lena Seeler
Alice Smith
Fred Dostall
Business Women's
Elyria Woman's Club, Inc
Karl Kaley
Eric Chapman
D'Hardelot
Walter Smith
DeKoren
Galloway
Brahe
Debussy
H. W. Tibbails
Card party planned by Sons and Daughters of Liberty
The group met in the K of P hall with fair attendance and set a card party for Friday April 29 chaired by Mrs Julia Hull. Other brief items note City Hall employees party for Miss Beatrice Williams, American Legion Auxiliary meeting with banquet plans for May 1 at the Y MCA, and hospital notes listing admissions and discharges in Ridgeville and Reynoldsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
K. of P
Julia Hull
Aux
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Legion ‘Home
Mca
Albert Ensign
Community Service Councils Meet at Elyria Club
A Community Service Council meeting is set for Thursday evening April eighteenth at six thirty at the Elyria Country Club. Dinner will follow and officers and committees will be elected and appointed. Dew Drop Inn at 110 Floral Court hosts tea and messages from 1 to 9 p.m. Phone kept. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Service Covach
Elyria Country Club
Community Service Councils
Dew Drop Inn
Floral Court
Notawa Club Bridge Party Lifts Funds for Camp Gray
Notawa Club of the YW YWCA federation hosted a bridge party in the association gym to raise funds for delegates to Camp Gray. Thirty tables pivoted. prizes went to each table winner. committee members served refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notawa Club
Y. W. ‘ C. A. Federation
Association
Camp Gray
Mabel Buck
Ruth Albrecht
Edna Bates
Koehn
Bible Study Club Sections Meet At Homes This Monday
Section A and B of the Seventh Division meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 at Mrs. A. H. Rothe’s home 241 Cambridge Street. Section I of Division Six meets Monday at 7 p.m. with Mrs. Bristol on Harvard Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Study Clubs
A. H. Rothe
Cambridge Street
Division Six
Bristol
Harvard
D A R Members Hear Interesting Elyria Chapter News
The Elyria D A R met at Mrs Otto Greene’s home on Sixth street for the April gathering. Regent Mrs L B Fauver presided as reports and a nominating committee were announced. A rummage sale was tentatively scheduled for September and an essay contest will begin next week. Members reported fundraising, memorials, and active involvement across the state chapter and national society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
D A. R
Otto Greene
Sixth Street
L. B. Fauver
Gull
National
D. A. KR
Idaho
Sunset Pass
Washington
Continental Congress
Tennessee
National Society of D. A. R
Gertrude Vanderbilt Waltney
New York
Weekerlys Headed To Pittsburgh Home Plans
Mr and Mrs A E Weekerly of Park avenue left for Pittsburgh Penn to establish their future home. Mr and Mrs Fritz Rudin visited Cleveland yesterday at the home of Mrs Rudins mother Mrs E W Wage 2900 Sheridan road Chicago Ill with Mrs Peter Kolinsky on Cornell avenue. Mrs Walker Barndollar of Columbus Ohio visited Mr and Mrs W L Barndollar of Will iame street. Rev and Mrs H O Vanuaer of Columbus spent last night with Rev and Mrs R T Ketcham. Clan Robertson prize drawing winner John Moyes 715 Bond Street Elyria winning number 544.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Weekerly
Park Avenue
Pittsburgh
Penn
Fritz Rudin
Cleveland
Rudin
E. W. Wage
Sheridan Road
Chicago
Illinois
Peter Kolinsky
Cornell Avenue
Walker Barndollar
Columbus
Ohio
W. L. Barndollar
Williame Street
H. O. Vanuiaer
R. T. Ketcham
Order of Scottish Clans
Clan Robertson
John Moyes
Bond Street
Elyria
Beauty specialist Miss Edna Pierce to host at Washington Avenue Bar
Miss Edna Pierce, beauty specialist, will meet friends at the Washington Avenue Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor on and after Monday April 15. For appointments call phone 2517.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Pierce
Washington Avenue
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Grace Lutheran Y. P
Carl Martin
Barrett
East Carlisle
PT. A
Grafton Road
A. C. Schilleman
Bible Study Club
W.C. Hill
Bevard
W. EB. Parmelee
Middle Avenue
Spring Valley
Spring Valley Country Club
Pisce Ds Resi
Hagedorn
Bert Pfau
Ton
Richard Elliott
Miss Zeta Coulter
Lovely Party
Birtadas
Max Bereer
Foster Avenue
Elyria Memorial
City Hall
Council Chamber
Beatrice Williams
Wiliams
Stankard
Wileh
Edward Nuhn
LaGrange
Mat Berger
Carl Yost
Steve Nagy
West River
Carl Simms
R. D
Henry Zacharias
Ridgeville
Robert W. Funk
M.C, LA
Reynoldsburg
Lorain County Dental Society
Mrs. Bond
Odtaa
Alma
East Avenue
Business Women’s Department
Women’s Club
Fourth Street
Catherine Wernert
Kenyon Arenue
King Solomon’s Loins
Lorain County Beekeepers Association
Clyde Wheeler
Church of Christ
The
Musics
Art Society
St. Paul’s Church
Ladies Auxiliary of
Cantons
Canton Lorain
H. W. Meradian
Areme Club
Avenue Club
Masonic Temple
H. W. Merriman
H. Bosworth
Miss Seeley
Y. W
Miss Browne
United Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Hezekiah
Hecock Floral Co
Broad St
Cook’s
East Ave
E. A. Lewis
George Washington Memorial
J. W. Bath l
R. A. Coxe
Settlement House
Americanization Council
John Bins
A W. Huse
D. C. Martin
Bins
Alfred Brosseau
Myers. Cooper
S. F. Hobart
Huse
Martin
Ellis Island
Toledo Club
Cora Bassett
Wherry
Hayden Wood
Pearl G. Curran
George
Thomas
Schlieper
Hard
Laver
Pope
Brown
Antone Minnick
Huron Street
Business Women
Duane Burns
Second
Chapel Streets
Emi Kasper
Wm. C. Fowlar
Louise Smith
C. E. Neher
Christian Endeavor
Captain Watzel
First Congregational Church
Ray Vestal
Charles Price
Charles Tucker
Theodore Freese
Willard Taylor
Charles Kimball
Harvey Cheney
Irz Harrison
J. C. Weller
Elyrian
PHI Beta Kappa
Kenyon College
Kenyon
William
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin, Ohio
W. D. Hosss
Mgr
Long Island
Geo. R.allen & Son
Falt
West Ave
Hamilton
GEO. R. Allen & Son
Cascade Pavillion
Ralph Hobill
Frankie Steler
Dimke
Peerless
Laundry & Dry Cleaning CO
Castle’s
Second St
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