Elyria Woman's Club holds April meeting and seeks Beebe Tavern preservation
The Elyria Woman's Club heard Russell Welsman of the Cleveland Plain Dealer present an economist view of postwar recovery noting relief flaws and rising unemployment. The club approved restoring Beebe Tavern and announced the May party at Elyria Country Club with elections of three new trustees and delegates to the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Beebe Tavern
Elyria Woman's Club
Russell Welsman
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Weisman
Bitnungie Busilves
Elyria
Akron
Frank Billings
Myles Perry
William Grall
J. H. Fisher
Nellie Higgins
Departent of Education and Fine Arts
S&s. J. Birkbeck
Odr.kessler
Helen Gusky
Eric Chapman
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Newell Sims
Paul Rogers
Lloyd Taylor
Oberlin
Dorothy Fuldheim
Cleveland
Dessert Bridge Honors Fiancee of John Shaw
Mrs. Roberts Sandrock hosted a dessert bridge at her Lakewood home yesterday honoring Miss Georgina Hessler fiancee of John Shaw. Nineteen guests from Oberlin Elyria and Cleveland attended. prizes went to Mrs. Charles Neiderhauser Cleveland and others. The couple plan a May wedding in Westfield New Jersey with decor featuring yellow and blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts Sandrock
Lakewood
Georgina Heasler
John Shaw
Hessler
George T. Hessler
Westfield
New Jersey
Oberlin College
Shaw
Stanley G. Shaw
Oberlin
Elyria
Cleveland
Bridge
Charles Neiderhauser
Elyrian
Stanley Jackson
Russell Duncan
Dor othy Tittle Weds John Martin in Ripley NY
Miss Dorothy Tittle marries John Martin in a ceremony conducted by Reverend A. H. Nicholson in Ripley New York. Dorothy, a Elyria High School 1936 graduate, and John Martin of the Troxel Manufacturing Company are named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Tittle
John Martin
James Tittle, Jr
Oberlin Road
Dorothy
Louis Martin
A. H. Nicholson
Ripley, New York
Martin
Elyria High School
Troxel Manufacturing Company
Bridal showers and wedding plans in Elyria and Cleveland
Entertainments featured a post nuptial shower for Mrs. Earl Jolley Jr with bingo prizes won by the honoree and Miss Kellerman, guest list from Elyria and Amherst, rainbow decor, a two course luncheon, and a bride’s table cake. A kitchen shower honored Miss Courtney Fulton hosted by the Grosser sisters in Cleveland. she will wed Dr. Donald C. Snyder in Cleveland at First Methodist on April 22 with Dr. EF J. Bond officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Schroeder
Lodi Street
Inlaw
Earl Jolley, Jr
Ethel Kellerman
Kay Johnson
Kunitz
John Thomas
George Vogley
Martin Schroeder, Jr
Fred Schroeder
Carl Bruce
Kellerman
Elyria
Amherst
Fred Mathis
Ray Johnson
Myrt Bailey
Courtney Fulton
Margaret
Helen Grosser
West Seventeenth Street
Cleveland
Delta Zeta Sorority
Miss Fulton
Ohio Wesleyan University
Donald C. Snyder
First Methodist Episcopal Church
EF. J. Bond
Licenses Granted To Clarence Burchard and Erma Theliman
Licenses issued to Clarence Burchard of Elyria township a gardener and to Erma Theliman aged 19 of Flsria township. The action appears in a local licensing notice from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Burchard
Elyria Township
Erma Theliman
Flsria
Cheese and Cracker Club Annual Dinner Dance
Forty couples attended the Cheese and Cracker Club Annual Dinner Dance at Spring Valley Country Club last evening. Jack Flynn's orchestra provided the music. Prizes went to Mrs. Ernest Birch and Fred Bryant with Dan Symons, Ernest Birch, and Lawrence Webber in charge of the program and Charles G. Clark as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Country Club
Jack Flynn
Dan Symons
Ernest Birch
Lawrence Webber
Charles G. Clark
Fred Bryant
Hospital admissions list compiles local patients
Hospital admissions include Joseph Stumpf of Galion Dorothy Merrers of 157 Erne Roedy Bilancini of Lorain Archie Hall of 355 Seventh John Schriver of 140 School Helen Matyas of 267 Vulcan Mrs Alex Kahos R D No 3 Mrs Trumen Parnel 144 Pasadena Ave Richard Ryan 521 Weert. Discharges list Charles Ruble Avon Carl Eehle Valley City Mra Rudolph Pfeiffer Girafton John DeMarco 124 Quines Henry Hoard 148 Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stumpf
Galion
Dorothy Merrers
Erne St
Roedy Bilancini
Lorain
Archie Hall
Seventh St
John
Charles Ruble
Avon
Carl Eehle
Valley City
Mra
Rudolph Pfeiffer
John DeMarco
Quines St
Henry Hoard
Clark St
Local Personal News Highlights In Lorain Area
Mrs Henry Shauver plans a California trip with friends to Los Angeles and San Diego. Several residents attend events, including the Western Arts convention in Toledo and a Buffalo clinical meeting. A daughter is born at Elyria Memorial Hospital and Lorain residents appear at WTAM audition and local plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shauver
West Ridge
Los Angeles
San Diego
California
Porter Bingham
Harry J. Schwind
Second Street
Commodore Perry
Toledo
George Boorn
Elyria Memorial Hospital
G. C. Mynchenberg
Buffalo
New York
Mynchenberg
Steve Geszler
West River Street
Norma Jean Reed
Margaret Alexander
Clinton Avenue
WTAM
Cleveland
Captain Roth
Alex Kakos
R. PD. No. 3
Hudnutt
Dean
Plainwell
Michigan
A. C. Hudnutt
College Club of
Lorain
Loomis
Louise Baker
Columbus Street
Florida
H. W. McCool
West Second Street
la- Crosse
Wisconsin
A. F. Terry
Margaret Terry
Ora Champion
Jeanne Ried
Richard Gollmar
Rabbi Kramer
W. J. Stolz
A. Chervenka Sr
Sylvia Chervenka
A. C. Terry
Shirley Altfelt
First Congregational Church Hostess Luncheon Honors Mrs. Greene
Eighty women attended a noon hostess luncheon at the First Congregational church. Mrs. H. G. Hoover presided at a memorial service for Mrs. Otto Greene, former Woman's Association president. The event featured readings, prayers, and donations of mantle clocks in memory of Mrs. Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
H. G. Hoover
Otto Greene
Woman's Association
Harold Metcalf
Carl Howe
John Kennedy
Tom Fenn
Carl Nicol
George Lillich
Olaf Christiansen
Bertha Dunham
Lily
Rose
Orchid
Cuba Draws Massive Tourist Footfall Last Year
Cuba hosted 157,908 tourists in year while Tana recorded 99,008 visitors, underscoring a strong inbound travel showing for the island nation in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Tana
Dames of Malta Install Officers At Meeting
Dames of Malta installed officers in Lt. O. U. Hall with ferns and Spring flowers. Deputy Sovereign Protector Christine Werner and Deputy Sovereign Marshal Jessit Raester led the ceremony. New officers include Niara Schaub as Queen Edna Smith Ruth Naomi Hazel Hall and others in white frocks with roles such as Keeper of Archives and messengers. One application was read during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames of
Malta
O. OU. FL. Hall
Christine Werner
Cleveland
Jessit Raester
Niara Schaub
Ruth
Edna Smith
Naomi
Hazel ‘Hall
Iva Simmons
Edna Manzelman
Mrs Kershaw Honors Mrs Delbert Kershaw Shower
Mrs Kershaw entertained at a delight ful miscellaneous shower for Mrs Delbert Kershaw at 14 Lake Avenue Bunco prizes went to Bettie Ort Dorothy Raphael and Victor Visci A two course luncheon followed amid green and white decor Gifts were given to the honoree Guests included Mrs Lester Jamison Mrs Oliver Cameron and other local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Parton
Lake Avenue
Delbert Kershaw
Bunco
Mise Bettie Ort
Dorothy Raphael
Victor Visci
Kershaw
Lester Jamison
Oliver Cameron
Frank Todgham
Fred Powell
Walter Cebula
Bettie Ott
Elizabeth Voysack
Agnes Garber
Geraldine Powell
Mary Bober to Wed Martin Frankoviak May First
Mrs E Bober hosted a bridal party at 209 Fifth Street for Mary Bober who will marry Martin Frankoviak on May 1 at St Marys Church. Pink and white decorations outlined the event with gifts for the bride to be and a refreshment service by family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bober
Fifth Street
Mary Bober
Martin Frankoviak
St. Mary’s Church
Tony Bober
Andy Vargo
Frank Bober
Miss Bober
J. Linden
F. Keller
A. Gedridse
LaGrange
C. Strickler
Oberlin
Helen Vertal
Cleveland
J. Barr
Agnes Brown
Helen Smuginski
Mary Smuginski
P. Frankoviak
Stella Cebula
Teresa Frankoviak
J. Bierek
Lucille Tarnowski
Nellie Tarnowski
Helen Munske
Anne Vargo
Sue Vargo
Gertrude Vargo
Community clubs and meetings listed for tonight
A dense calendar lists Circle No 5 at St Pauls with Mrs H Schroeder and many groups meeting at churches and homes. Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge, Boy Scouts, Women’s groups, Junior clubs, and neighborhood associations gather across Elyria with host locations and leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
D. D. Croft
Women's Benefit Association
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
O. QO. F. Hall
Woodworth
Daughters of Scotland
Argyle Lodge
West Side Junior Dramatic Club
Tom Doherty
Ee Brankin
Annie
Phyllis Lekes
Lod Street
Fellowship Meeting Welcomes New Members at Second Congregational
A church basement fellowship evening welcomed new members of Second Congregational Church. The event began with a six thirty supper, followed by a devotional led by Dr A E Kemp. A quartet and two soloists performed, a burlesque skit was presented, and the gathering ended with a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
A. E. Kemp
Frank Spencer
Fred Hensman
H. Boynton
Kemp
Mesdames J. Haldeman
S. H. Boynton
L. Hecock
D. Fox
G. Brodrick
F. Luther
F. Spencer
G. Lamberton
C. Schmidtkens
F. Hensman
K. Day
C. Flower
C. Greene
W. Hecker
L. Wilcox
N. Hecock
Propaganda versus Education and Public Opinion Talk
The Public Affairs Committee met at 2 30 Wednesday at the YWCA with Mrs L H Wilcox and Mrs R W Hancock outlining Propaganda versus Education and Public Opinion and Mrs J Beltz explaining Lobbying A follow up meeting is set for April 28 with the topic This Community and World Peace All are welcome A Book Tea will be hosted at 2 30 Tuesday April 20 featuring We Are Not Alone by James Hilton reviewed by Mrs Helen Tappan Berthoff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Wilcox
R. W. Hancock
Helen Tappan Berthoff
James Hilton
Social gatherings and Eastern Star meeting announced
Tigredia Social club holds a tureen luncheon at 12 30 on Friday at Mrs Elizabeth McDonalds Beverly Court home. Elyria Chapter Order of Eastern Star meets Friday evening at the Masonic Temple with initiation and a lunch following the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigredia Social Club
Elizabeth McDonald
Beverly Court
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Franklin School Girl Reserves Plan Luncheon After Meeting
The Franklin School Girl Reserves met yesterday with President Julia Sullivan presiding. The session opened with the song Follow the Gleam and devotions led by the president. Regular business was conducted and the group planned a luncheon before adjourning at 4 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 4
St. Mary's
Oberlin
Nan Shryock
Elyria
Camp Vennet
Good Night Circle
Taps
Franklin School Girl Reserves
Julia Sullivan
Fresh Garden Seed in bulk noted with Carek Florist
A brief notice directs readers to Carek Florist for bulk fresh garden seed purchases. The reference implies Carek offers bulk seed options and handles inquiries. No additional details on varieties or prices are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carek, Florist
Betty Takacs Bride Of May Third In Sacred Heart
Betty Takacs will wed Raymond Wykrent on May 3 at Sacred Heart Church. Miss Rose Rosa hosted a party at 415 Foster Avenue with gifts, binge games, and pink and green luncheon decor. Guests included Wanda Wykrent, Josephine Wykrent, Ann Kristoff, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Takacs
Raymond Wykrent
Sacred Heart Church
Rose Rosa
Foster Avenue
Wanda Wykrent
Josephine Wykrent
Ann Kristoff
Joseph Brove
Mary Vass
Irene Stu
Golden Glow Club Welcomes Two New Members
Mrs Kathryn Ryan hosted at Third Street home last night as Golden Glow Club added two new members Mrs Mary Dengate and guest. Bridge tables yielded high scores to Mrs Gertrude Henry and Mrs Maude McLaughlin. Mrs Maude Boyd won consolation. Traveling prize went to Mrs Denise. Luncheon served. next meeting April 27 hosted by Mrs Kathryn Krugman Clark Street with tureen supper and husbands as guests to celebrate three birthday anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Glow Club
Kathryn Ryan
Discuss Various Bills Elyria League Meeting
Elyria League of Women Voters met in the Lorain County bank committee room at eight o'clock. Mrs. Frederick Grover of Oberlin chaired the Ohio League’s Public Public ations and cited P. H. Rogers as saying the League helped secure civil service salary schedules in the Appropriations Bill. Discussions covered Civil Service bills and the Child Labor Amendment attack. The next meeting is set for April 25 in the same place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria League of Women Voters
Lorain County
Frederick Grover
Oberlin
Ohio League
Grover
P. H. Rogers
Ohio League of Women Voters
Elyria League
Circle 5 meeting hosted by Mrs Graber at 1137 East River
Twenty members of Circle No 5 of St Pauls church gathered Tuesday at Mrs Ed Graber home 1137 East River for devotions led by Mrs Richard Fitchner. Lunch featured snapdragon decorations with bouquets throughout the house. The next gathering is set for April 27 at Mrs Walter Graber 161 Clark Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
H. Schroeder
Neutercourt
Beacon Light
Elyria
Pilgrim Womens Association
A. B. Morrill
Defiance College
Elsie Scrivens
East Broad St
Circle No. 5
St. Paul’s Church
Ed. Graber
East River Street
Albert Vietzen
Richard Fitchner
Walter Graber
Clark Street
Hostess Opens Oak Street Home for Tencza Club Dinner
Sophia Sadowski hosted the Tencza club last evening at her Oak Street residence. Ann Cusco assisted as guests enjoyed a two course luncheon with a table set for the occasion. Henrietta Wizorek, recently back from New York, supplied souvenirs. The group plans to meet again in two weeks at Miss Wizorek's Belleffield Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Sadowski
Oak Street
Tencza Club
Ann Cusco
Henrietta Wizorek
New York City
Miss Wizorek
Belleffield Avenue
Surprise Birthday Courtesy for Mrs Bertha Donnelly
Mrs Ruth Griggs organized a surprise party at the Griggs home on Cleveland street to honor her mother Mrs Bertha Donnelly. Relatives attended and cards provided entertainment. Prizes went to Mrs Alice Koehn and Mrs Tillie Feagler. The guest of honor received birthday gifts as pink and white decor highlighted the luncheon courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Griggs
Bertha Donnelly
Griggs
Cleveland Street
Miss Osborn Speaks at LaPorte W C T U Meeting
Miss Helen Osborn of Elyria addressed the LaPorte W C T U at the Pitkin home. She described Uncle Sam's activities as a distiller of rum. The Spring Institute is set for May 12 at the LaPorte church. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte W. C. T. U
Pitkin
Helen Osborn
Elyria
Uncle Sam
Spring Institute
LaPorte Church
Social Evening Hosts Bridge Wits At Clark Street Dinner
Mrs Carl Swiers hosted a six o clock dinner for the Bridge Wits at her Clark Street home last evening. Bridge served as the main diversion with prizes awarded to Mrs Emil Meschkin and Mrs Betty Webner. The next meeting will be at Mrs Webner s home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Swiers
Bridge Wits
Clark Street
Emil Meschkin
Betty Webner
China and Canada Link via Radio Telegraph
China and Canada will be connected by radio telegraph as a new communications link. The project aims to enable faster cross border messages and improve international signaling between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Canada
Elyria Eagles Minstrels Tonight For Members Only
Elyria Eagles schedule a free minstrel show for members and wives tonight at 7 30 P M Show your official receipt to attend and support the club event for Eagle members and their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Eagles
Elyria Eagles Greater Minstrels
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
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Court St
Ethel
Frances Lathrop Chapman
William Burr Chapman
Memphis
Tenn
Cora May Walton Mission Study Club
Ebba Fosselius
Marl Frye
Ethel Wise
Barbara Plocher
Myrtle Johnson
Jean Manzo
Evelyn Bainbridge
Ethel Storer
Georgia Sutton
Quinn
Florence Fullmer
Carl Niemeyer
Robert Meyer
Helen Townsend
Storer
Phyllis Wheatley Association
Sons of Union Veterans
Woodman Hall
Elysium Broad Street
Mrs. Kershaw
Net
Lorelei Club
Donna Jean Mertz
Chi-La Club
Joan Swindling
A. A. U. W. Glassware Group
Mrs. Hubbard Wilcox
Marseilles
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Cold Storage
Ftr Garment
Middle Avenue
Elyria, Ohio
Tencsa Club
Miss Osborn
India
Micks
Accessory Shop
Middle Ave
Archer
Touisa Atxott
Betty
Barclay Park Lane
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