Scout Court Honors Seventy Girls At Second Congregational Church
Seventy Girl Scouts from troops 1 2 and 3 gathered at the Second Congregational Church for a seven o'clock Court of Awards after a five o'clock nose bag lunch and play period. Troops presented charades dances and pantomime singing as Captain Athe of Troop 1 presided. Badges were awarded to numerous scouts by Mrs. Huse and Mrs. Pond with First and Second Class badges, merit badges, and attendance stars celebrated, and the event closed with Good night Circle and Taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Captain Hull
Athe
Katie
Arthur Huse
Daughters of the American Revolution
Irene Farewell
H. W. Pond
Elyria Girls Scout Council
Overdeer
Troop 2
Nancy Koplin
Joan Bauer
Shirley Hull
Goodnight Circle
Cook
Jean Crisp
Nan Shryock
Dorothy Swancott
Jean Crawford
Shirley
Jessie Henderson
Nancy “Oplin
Marion Syke
Ida Jean Sands
Martha Brodbeck
Alice Tarry
Dorothy Smith
Ruth Ellen McDonald
Doris Severs
Beverly Wright
Pat Hoke
Jane Geisel
Dawn Reed
Edna Mae Thompson
Anne Wirth
Mary Wood
Patsy Fulmer
Jean Swancott
Dorothy Fell
Supper Honors Goodyears Guests at LaPorte Home
Mr and Mrs George Goodyear hosted last evening at their LaPorte home in honor of Mr and Mrs C M Johnson who have just returned from California. A tureen supper was served at 630 pm and games followed with a group including the Johnsons Weltons Schoenherrs Reisingers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Goodyear
LaPorte
C. M. Johnson
California
Johnson
Archie Welton
Janet and
Kenseth
Edwin Schoenherr
Joan
J. E. Reisinger
Agnes Rawsor
Jennie Alexander
Robert Alexander
Joe Schoenherr
Large Attendance at Women’s Relief Corps Meeting
Mrs. Florence Terry presided over the regular meeting of the Women’s Relief Corps. Rev. John Kaley spoke of a winter visit to Florida. Mrs. Anna Fields of Lorain is ill. East Side division plans a dinner at the April 26 meeting with Lena Hiiasik as chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Terry
Women’s Relief Corps
Gar
T. C. QO
John Kaley Sng
Florida
Anna Fields
Lorain
East Side
Lena Hiiasik
Mrs C C Jaster Named Regent of Elyria DAR
Mrs C C Jaster elected regent of the Elyria D A R at a chapter meeting at the Woman's Club with Mrs J C Bins as hostess. Other officers include vice regent Mrs Charles Crehore, recording secretary Mrs Fred Lawrence, registrar Mrs M H Schlieper, assistant registrar Mrs E D Adams, historian Mrs T J Weidner, auditor Mrs G D Bush. Guests heard Ohio State conference reports and book lists, with music by Mrs George Tulk and Miss Norah Abbe. Refreshments followed a brief program and coffee service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Jaster
Elyria
Daughters of American Revolution
J. C. Bins
Woman's Club
Charles Crehore
Fred Lawrence
M. H. Schlieper
E. D. Adams
T. J. Weidner
G. D. Bush
Ohio State
Cleveland
George Lamberton
Dora Nichols
W. W. Brown
A. W. Huse
Jessie Blanchard
National Defense
Lamberton
Wil Thomas
George Brownell
United States
Frederick Jackson Turner
Stewart Edward White
Estelle Wilson
S. M. Hartwell
R. B. Roe
H. G. Wilford
J. Reublin
Stevick
Elect Club Officers At Four O Clock Club Meeting
The annual meeting at Mrs. A F Terry home elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs D A Baird first vice president Mrs H G Hoover second vice president Mrs C G Washburna recording secretary Mrs Rudolph Siegfried corresponding secretary and treasurer Mrs A W Huse. Program committee includes Mrs Will H Thomas Mrs S Rockwood and Mrs J G Wherry. Next meeting set for Friday April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four O'Clock Club
A. F. Terry
Fourth Street
D. A. Baird
H. G. Hoover
C. G. Washbursa
Rudolph Siegfried
A. W. Huse
Will H. Thomas
S. §. Rockwood
J. G. Wherry
Birthday Surprise for Charlotte Flint at 120 Betefield
Miss Charlotte Flint was surprised by friends on her 14th birthday at home last evening. The party featured games and music, a two course supper for guests including Mary Louise, Eleanor Carr, Viola Dougherty, June Barnhart, and others, with a large candle-lit cake as centerpiece and pink and green decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Flint
Betefield
Mary Louise
Eleanor Carr
Viola Dougherty
June Barnhart
Eleanor Hardesty
Phyllis Christman
Neilie
Rose Feron
Marjorie
Bill Woodtill
Owen
Don Winters
Fred Wilson
Ray
Ed Greer
Jack Ross
Gerald Flint
Palm Sunday Music at First Congregational Church
Palm Sunday services at First Congregational Church corner Court and Second streets Sunday morning at 7:45. Theme “Christ and the Cross” with Rev William Mair Auld, D D. Palm Sunday music includes Prelude The Chancel Cross Lehr Ten Ten ton fanfares with solo Reads Clarence Dickinson and Mrs George Tulk offertory He Still Waters postlude Paeans of Worship. Sunday school at 4 30. Easter preparations underway. Full attendance desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court
Second Streets
William Msir Auld
Palm Sundar Music
Clarence Dickenson
Mra
George Tulk
Hevyser
Wistore
Rls Marmison
Eric D. Chapman
Ces
Hospital Admissions and Birthday Party Highlights
Admission notes list Ardison Hewitt at 317 Park Avenue and Casmer Zywo tek and Frank Smith at 271 Winckles Street North Ridgeville. A birthday party celebrated Bobb Nuhn from Cleveland Road with seventh anniversary yesterday afternoon featuring contests, prizes for Nancy Robertson, Bob Schmittsen, and Donald Schroeder, plus ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardison Hewitt
Park Avenue
Casmer Zywotek
Winckles Street
Frank Smith
North Ridgeville
John Porter
R. D
Bobb
Nuhn
Cleveland Roa
Nancy Robertson
Bob Schmittsen
Donald Schroeder
Nancy
Billy Robertson
Grace Wilbur
Elyria
Bob Scnmittgen
William Hageduf
Lois Steiner
Betty Schwan
Jacqueline
Bobbys Nubhna
Ralph Wood Speaks at Mu Alpha Chi on TVA Project
Ralph Wood of Elvira High School discussed the Tennessee Valley Authority during a Mu Alpha Chi meeting at the Y M C A. He explained TVA goals including cheap electric power and raising local living standards after a recent Tennessee Valley trip. the club plans a party on April 20 at Paul Marnard's Telegraph Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu Alpha Chi
Modern Amateurs Club
Joseph Tonrs, Jr
Vernon Comerford
Ralph Wood
Department of Science
Elvira Hich Schoo
Wood
Tennessee Valiey
Paul Marnard
Telegraph Road
Professors to Speak on Divine Initiative and New Deal Policies
Prof Holmes will speak at Contrezia Church North Risoville tomorrow morning on Divine Initiative. Later Holmes of Qheriin College will discuss The New Deal Policies in the evening. A discussion and questions session is planned. A Good Friday service is set for Friday evening April 15th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Young
Contrezational Church
North Riscoville
Provecienr Holmes
Qheriin College
Elyria
Scity
Lorain Democratic Women's Club plans April 25 event
Plan County Party chair discusses aCara mere to be held Thursday April 25 in Lorain at the OL P S building. It will be an evening party for members and friends, replacing the quarterly meeting. The business meeting was at county president Mrs T A Conway of Eas: Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X.rative
Lorain
Tainty Democratic Women’s Club
OL P. S
Mra. T. A. Conway
Eas
Third Street
Sorority Dinner Party by Zeta Upsilon Members
Zeta Upsilon Sorority hosted a progressive dinner last night with cocktails at Lucille Hand's Longford avenue home, main course at Myrna Smetzer's Middle avenue, and dessert at Maude and Mare Copas's Fifteenth street home. Ten members plus honorary member Sally Paine attended, followed by a dance at the High School gym. the next meeting is set for Naomi Surge's third street home next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Audrey Squire
Roberta Mosely
June Tarford
Pauline Geitgey
Ruth Lautenschleger
Naomi Burge
Lucille Hand
Myrna Smnetzer
Maude
Marc Copas
Firls
Naomi Surge
Third Street
Birthday luncheon honors two at First Congregational Church
The Good Will Bible class at First Congregational Church held a Friday gathering with host Mrs. J. T. Brooks of Colossal Apartments. Class president Mrs. Lucy Houserman led a Lent themed devotional, followed by a business meeting and a lighted pink rose decorated birthday cake for the celebrants. A social time closed the afternoon. The quarterly birthday tureen luncheon is planned for May 16 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Bible
First Congregational Church
J. T. Brooks
Colossal Apartments
Lucy Houserman
Lee Brothers to Perform at Elyria Men’s Bible Club
Guest musicians the Lee Brothers of Wellington appear at the Rivoli theatre for the Elyria Men’s Bible Club meeting Sunday morning at 9 30. The pair will sing several numbers accompanied by the Class 11 orchestra providing special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Brothers
Wellington
Elyria Men’e Bichie Cings
Rivoli Theatre
Surprise house warming honors Mrs Renton at new home
Mrs Viola Renton was guest of honor at a surprise house warming last evening welcoming her to her new home. Numerous gifts were presented. The evening was social with eighteen guests enjoying refreshments later in the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Renton
Weekly YWCA Schedule Highlights Local Activities
The YWCA announces next week’s schedule with several girl reserves groups and clubs. Monday features Gates and Hamilton Girl Reserves at 3 39 and a 7 30 Bible class. Tuesday includes Ely and Jefferson Girl Reserves at 3 39 and 6 09 Employed Young Women's League followed by the Business and Professional Women’s club meeting at 7 30. Wednesday lists MecHinter and Hamilton Girl Reserves at 3 39 and Friendship Club with Blue Triangle at 7 39. Thursday shows Washington Girl Reserves at 3 39 and Nipatonka club at 7 59. Friday ends with Franklin Girl Reserves at 3 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates and Hamilton
Ely and Jefferson
MecHinter and Hamlton Gir
Friendship Club
Blue Triangle Club
Washington Girl
Nipatonka
Franklin
Brege Couple Celebrate 40th Anniversary At Obertia Road
Pleasant surprise marked the guests as Mr and Mrs John Brege of Obertia Road celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. A mock wedding was added for fun while entertainment included dancing cards and a money collection from assembled guests. A luncheon course concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talaives
Frend
John Brege
Obertia Road
Ana
Mrs. Bates Y
Quilt Club Members Meet at Masonic Temple
The Arome Hiuh club held its monthly gathering yesterday at the Masonic Temple. A tureen luncheon preceded the business session and the ladies spent the afternoon quilting. Mrs Nellie Lehman of La Grange won the quilt contest. The group voted to host a card party at the next meeting on May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arome Hiuh
Masonic Temple
Nellie Lehman
la Grange
Recital at Day's Auditorium Showcases West Pupil Trio
Gladys Parmely West presented piano pupils at Day's Auditorium with Gerald Frank and Donna Ruth Meyers assisting. The program featured piano duos, solos, and original works by West and students. The event drew guests from Lakewood Cleveland Lorain and Columbia. Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority met to plan state convocation activities in Cleveland May 25 and 26 with a banquet and Monte Carlo party, plus a lunch invitation to Tau Alpha Chapter guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Parmely West
Day
Gerald Frank
Donna Ruth Meyers
Betty Bishop
Cineterias
Snap Dragons
Lakewood
Cleveland
Lorain
Columbia
Bilbro
Charlotte White
Mrs. West
Shefte
Aliee Tarry
Leo Schnore
Williams
Dorothy White
Blake
Jean Draggett
Mr. Bee
Rose Szabo
Thomas Wharton
Dorothy Brecknock
Mrs. Wast
Oesten
Mary Ann Berlster
Bach Hinman
Eileene Haley
Edna Townsend
Jack Elton
Mr. Gerald Frank
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Margaret Hewitt
Rainbow Room
Hotel Carter
Tau Alpha Chapter
E. O.isher
Beta Pi Sorority
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Bulargia
Ukraine
Lucilia Gritfin
All Day Quilting Meeting Breaks For Picnic In Woodman Hall
Members of the Sunshine Club gathered for an all day quilting session in Woodman hall yesterday. The event paused at noon for a picnic luncheon. The group plans another session on April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Woodman Hall
Local Club Meetings and Rehearsals Schedule
Calendar notes show multiple Lorain area groups meeting at various venues including Mrs. Arthur Radde on Fairlawn Avenue Marian Romp in North Olmsted and Ruth Blowers on Courtland Street. Activities include Scarabaens and H. GL clubs plus Mothersingers Junior Woman's Club and Choir rehearsals at Day's Music Studio and United Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Radde
Fairlawn Avenue
Marian Romp
North Olmsted
Scarabaens
Ruth Blowers
Courtland Street
H. GL
Alice Smith
Prospect Street
George Carter
Spruce Street
Guild of
First Congregational Church
Lorain Co Bee Keepers
R. BE. Blackwell
Kipton
Wim
E. Dunham
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Canton Lorain
LO. C. F. Hall
Mothersingers
Franklin Bldg
Men's Missionary League
United Presbyterian Church
A. B. Culbertson
East Avenue
Licenses Granted to Joseph Gnivak and Lorain Homolka
Licenses issued to Joseph Gnivak a machinist and to Lorain Homolka of Lorain. The notices list their names and professions within a local licensing docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Gnivak
Lorain
Vlasta Homolka
April Meeting of Mission Study Hostesses at First Congregational
Forty four members and eight guests gathered for the April meeting at the First Congregational church parlor. An evening supper featured nasturtiums, followed by devotions on Flowers and Gardens and poems by Mrs. Greene. Business noted a May tureen supper, pool seal sale, and a $50 pledge progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
M. D. Hackett
E. F P. Gates
Annetta Otto
Effie Kerr
Dora Nichols
Nellie Hecock
Cora Bassett
Lillian Bins
First Congregational Church
Mission Study Club
Louis Hecock
Stanley Shaw
Theodore Weidner
Adele Brown
Mildred Day
Edith Hecock
Maude Denham
Vivian Hackett
H. O. Overstreet
Missionary League to Elect Officers at 1955 Meeting
The Men’s Missionary League of the United Presbyterian church will meet Monday evening at 30 with a special program and officers to be elected for 1955. Several out of town guests are expected. A Presbytery committee was appointed to promote league work in Cleveland Presbytery and will organize at the meeting. Circle 4 of St Pauls met with six members and three guests for devotionals from Romans 8 35 and an indoor picnic lunch. The circle will reconvene in two weeks with hostess to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddock
Lorain Co. Health Office
East Carlisle
Parent-Teacher Association
Charlies Huene
Thad Robson
Sam Stevenson
Lilord Walters
Forney
Hardy
Jittie Bobby Bott
Marian Bott
Phyllis Beckwith
James
Jace Swart
Men‘s Missionary League
The
United Presbyterian Church
Cleveland
Clevland Presbytery
G. A. Brown
J. C. Smith
Circle 4
St. Pauls
Elizabeth Hunt
C. Wisfield
Daley
Schultz
Fathersingers to Speak at Gates School PTA Meeting
Fathersingers have established a presence in the city since their group formed a few years ago. They will appear for the first time next Wednesday evening as Gates School Parent Teacher Association hosts Rabbi Marcus Kramer as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothersingers
Fathersingers
Gates School Parent Teacher Association
Rabbi Marcus Kramer
Palm Sunday Observed at St Johns Lutheran Church
St Johns Lutheran Church observes Palm Sunday with an English service at 10 AM featuring piano preludes and children's choir, followed by a German Lenten service at 11 AM. Rev. A Schroeder continues sermons on Spiritual Ailments and Their Remedies with the topic Spiritual Gangrene. Noon Lenten services next week at Grace and St Johns. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
P. M. Schroeter
Lutheran Day School
A. Schroeder
Robert Kamphoefner
WLW
Cincinnati
W. A. Maier
St. John’s Church
Grace
St. John's Lutheran
J. Baumegaertner
Cleveland
N. Borchardt
E. Abendroth
C. Scheuermann
Fairview
H. C. Muhly
Detroit
Major Entry into Jerusalem Sermon At Second Congregational
Reverend Dr. A E Kemp will deliver Sundays 10 45 a m sermon on Major Entry into Jerusalem at Second Congregational church. Choir sings Ride On In Majesty by Peace. Nellie Gregory and Dana Fox perform I Will Give You Rest by Porter as offertory. Sunday School at 9 45 a m reorganized for all ages. Evening services begin Sunday with daily week long services and sermons plus music. Kemp to speak on A Bonfire of Undesirable with Son of My Soul as anthem. Christian Endeavorers meet at 6 p m. seniors and juniors discuss life service and vocation with music by Edward Pallas and Cleo Lee leading. Palm crosses at Emmanuel Lutheran Church corner Princeton and Garford. Palm ceremony during 10 45 a m service. Sunday School with A J Fenner in charge. organ selections include Bach and Mendelssohn. Holy Week hours and services listed. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Nellie Gregory
Dana Fox
Porter
Kemp
Hevser
William Gehrke
Edward Pallas
Cleo Lee
Christ
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Princeton and
Garford Avenues
Holy City
A. J. Fenner
Charles Lee
Bach
Mendelssohn
Arthur Hess
C. Hess
Local Society Notes Reach Across Cities and States
Mrs A W Peters of Middle avenue returns home after visiting Columbus friends and attending the Federated Women's Clubs state convention. J O Crandall of McCutcheon New Jersey visits McCutcheon Cran dalls in Columbus. Mrs D B Gordon slowly recovers at Earl court after seven weeks in bed. Ivan Weir to celebrate silver wedding anniversary tomorrow. Minerva Smith returns to Gary Indiana after seven weeks caring for Gordon family. Funks of West avenue host relatives in Reynoldsburg for weekend. Hastings and Wallington return from four months in Eustis Florida. Crehore and Hase go to Washington DC representing Elyria DAR at national convention. Wayne Koppes and family announce birth of son Donald Lee April eighth at Samarita Hospital. DeVore Davis and Hansman return from weeklong motor trip to several towns. Ralph Hobil confined at home with illness. Cadmuses of New Canaan take apartment in Cleveland for April. Miss Vivian Hackett hosts Miss Lillian Binns of Oberlin. Melbourne Greens plan motor trip to Washington DC. Miss Gladys Williams returns from Virginia funeral and heads to Kansas City. Palm Sunday at St Andrews church features Holy Communion and The Palms offertory. Sermon on The Triumphant Christ. Palm crosses distributed. church adorned with palms. Adult Confirmation class meets Monday eight PM in Guild room. Further society notes promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Peters
Middle Avenue
Columbus Friends
Columbus
Federated Women's Clubs
J. OR. Crandall
McCutcheon
New Jersey
J. M. Crandall
219
East Avenue
D. B. Gordon
Earl
Ivan Weir
Earl Court
Minerva Smith
Gary
Indiana
Robert W. Funk
West Avenue
Reynoldsburg
R. C. Hastings
Sixteenth Street
W. A. Wallington
Fields
Eustis
Florida
Charles Crehore
A. W Hase
Washington, D. C
Elyria
Daughters of American Revolution
D. A
Wayne Koppes
Troy
New York
Samarita Hospital
Donald Lee
Harry DeVore
Sam Davis
Elmer Hansman
Fostoria
Bloomville
Dresser
Napoleon
Defiance
Sylvania
Ralph Hobil
Denison Avenue
Bradford Cadmus
New Canaan
Connecticut
Fast 97Th Street
Cleveland
Cadmus
Wm. E. Cadmus
Lrst Congregational Church
Vivian Hackett
Harvard Avenue
Lillian Binns
Oberlin
E. Melbourne Green
Gulf Road
Gladys Williams
Hampden Sydney
Virginia
Gordon Baskerville
Miami
Fla
Miss Williams
Kansas City
Missouri
Attorney to speak on The Functioning of the Supreme Court
Atty Richard Stevens will address the Elyria Women's Republican Club on The Functioning of the Supreme Court at the club meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2 30. The Elyria Woman's Club on Fourth Street is the meeting place. Mrs F W Lohnes will sing a group of solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty. Richard Stevens
Elyria Women’s Republican Club
Supreme Court
Elyria Woman's Club
Fourth Street
F. W. Lohnes
Spiritualist church to host Sunday lecture The Living Dead
The First Spiritualist church announces Sunday evening program on The Living Dead. Pastor Fryberger and others will present spirit messages after the lecture. Mid week services run Monday 7 30 and Wednesday 2 to 4. Public invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Spiritualist Church
Fryberger
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Girl Scout Court of Awards
C. C. Jaster
Palm Sunday Music
Hedges Tom and Jerry Orchestra
Midget Beauty Shop
W. Broad St
Holmes
Plan County Party
E. B.C
France
Bachrach
Miles
Marie Therese
Agnes de Laboulaye
Mme
Paul de Laboulaye
Washington
Y. W.C. A. Notes
Shirley Hall
Madeline House
Mis
Frank Cranfford
Tone Geisel
Ninth Street
tLicenses
Miss Hackett
Men’s League
Circle No. 4
Haserodt
2Nd Cong’s Church
Palm
St. Andrew's
St. Andrews Church
Caree
Lake Avenue
East Ave
Imperial Furniture Co
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