French Club Elects Officers at High School Meeting
The French Club held its last regular meeting in the High School auditorium at 3 15 Monday afternoon. William Lersch was elected president, Robert Wilcox vice president, Margaret Herold secretary, and Emma Curtis treasurer. Members named for next year’s program committee include Betty Washburn Bee Bierne Carl Davies Lucille Jacque Christine Sederis Margaret Burnet Margaret Halpin and Mary Robson. Miss Luella Eisenman faculty advisor displayed souvenirs and a photograph book from France. Christine Sederis spoke of her trip and showed pictures and pamphlets. Nancy Oldfield displayed a pillow case and Helen Farmer a ring from that country. Betty Jackson sang Si Le Bonheur after which refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lersch
Robert Wilcox
Margaret Herold
Emma Curtis
Betty Washburn
Bee Bierne
Carl Davies
Lucille Jacque
Christine Sederis
Margaret Burnet
Margaret Halpin
Mary Robson
Luella Eisenman
France
Nancy Oldfield
Helen Farmer
Ring
Betty Jackson
Special Party Hosts and Bridge Winners Named
Mrs Thelma Jamont Carter hosted a Monday party on Spruce Street with Et-Yet club members. Bridge yielded high scores to Miss Margaret Seward and Mrs Wanda Penfound. Next meeting set for two weeks at Miss Seward’s East Broad Street home. Clio Club guests of Miss Marian Romp on North Olmsted. Hortense Curtis won bridge. Dessert featured Easter colors and Spring flowers in black and gold. Next meeting at Mary Lou Dengate’s Ninth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Jamont Carter
Spruce Street
Bridge
Margaret Seward
Wanda Penfound
Marie Sinerson
East Broad Street
Clio Club
Marian Romp
North Olmsted
Dan Romp
Dorothy Gardner
Hortense Curtis
Mary Lou Dengate
Ninth Street
Read Mrs Marsden’s Letter on Kellogg’s Ali Bran
Mrs Charles Marsden of Detroit testifies after 11 years of constipation that Ali Bran eased her condition within five months. The letter promotes Ali Bran as a bulk-producing cereal with vitamin B and iron, noting two tablespoons daily and suggesting medical advice if unresolved. Kellogg’s Battle Creek brand packaging is urged as a safer alternative to patent medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marsden
Merrick St
Detroit, Mich
Elyria Club Calendar Sees Many Local Meetings
Local groups schedule evening gatherings across Elyria including Elyria Young Men's Republican Club at 5:00 in Directors Room Elyria Savings and Trust Building Ta Wa Si Club with Mrs Evelyn Smith at 60 1 Cambridge Avenue March Club with Mrs Willard Wolcott Longford Avenue and Gamma Sorority dinner at 7 30 Sigma Gamma Sorority dining Three Daughters of Scotia initiation and S O O F Lodge annual fish fry plus church services at M E chapel 730 and U P church 634 Boys Missionary League U P church 634 and Y W C A meetings for Employed Young Women and Business and Professional Women with varied times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Young Men's Republican Club
Elyria Savings and Trust
St. John’s Church
Ta Wa Si
Evelyn Smith
Cambridge Avenue
March Club
Willard Wolcott
Longford Avenue
Alpha Tau Delta
Galaxy Club
Walter Borosky
Lorain
Daughters of Scotia
Choral Dept
Musical Art Society
U. P. Church
Girl Scouts Elect Troop 3 Leaders at Sec on Congregational
Twenty two girls and two leaders attended the Troop 3 meeting at Sec ond Congregational church Monday afternoon. Jean Swancott named second lieutenant and Joan Nors worthy, song leader. Irene Farswell elected patrol leader by Blue Joy Patrol. Health and fire prevention tests passed. Ivallyn Slusher to lead games next meeting. Bird Study tests planned. Meeting closed with Goodnight Circle and Taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Jean Swancott
Leutenant
Joan Norsworthy
Irene Farswell
Blue Joy Patrol
Ivallyn Slusher
H G L Club Hosts Evening at Miss Mabel Smith Home
H G L Club members gathered at Miss Mabel Smith of Prospect avenue for a business meeting and social game of Cootie. Miss Elizabeth Hahn won the high score, while Miss Mary Cox received consolation. A two course luncheon was served at prettily arranged tables, with Miss Dorothy Thoria of Samuel street set to host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. L. Club
Mabel Smith
Prospect Avenue
Elizabeth Hahn
Mary Cox
Dorothy Thoria
Samuel Street
Jolly Juniors Elect Officers At YWCA Meeting
Yesterday afternoon at the Y W C A the Jolly Juniors elected Sean Vayda as president Wilma Vayda as vice president and Hazel Robinson as secretary treasurer The club consists of girls from the high school and plans to meet each Monday afternoon at 323
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Juniors
Sean Vayda
Wilma Vayda
Treaster
Hazel Robinson
Tom
Akron Men Visit U P Men's Mission League
Large turnout despite bad weather as Akron area men attend United Presbyterian church meeting. Dr Campbell of Margaret Park Church shares India missionary experiences, attendees praise program, officers report, sunrise Easter service planned, and officers elected.
Junior Department of Eirria Wo mans Clugh Meeting Notes
Thirty members gathered at the club house on Faith Street for a Junior Department session. They voted in the President for Neers for the coming year, enjoyed music led by Mrs F A Yost, and heard etiquette discussion while Lillivan Stephens and Ruth Neil led committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eirria Woman’s Clugh
Faith Street
Neers
Ave. Rink
F. A. Yost
J. H. Crumiey
William Stark
Lillivan Stephens
Ruth Neil
Evangelist Neighbour Addresses Young People Last Night
Evangelist R W Neighbour spoke to the youth using the prodigal son as a modern example urging obedience to elders and a Christian life. He warned worldly pleasures fade and death follows, urged keeping close to God and clean social activity. Tonight he resumes with The Kings Cripple and invites the public. Veterans of Foreign Wars held a meeting and plans for Americanization and a club formation were discussed. Scarabaeus Club members heard a Sinclair Lewis Work of Art review at Ruth Blowers home. A swimming party was planned for April 24 at the Y M C A pool with Grace Athe chairing. Next meeting April 27 at Miss Elenore Copas or.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Neighbour
Evangelist
Neighbour
Evangelist Neighbour
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies Auxiliary
Eva Hopkins
Millie Hill
National
New Orleans
Scarabaeus Club
Ruth Haag
Sinclair Lewis
Ruth Blowers
Courtland Street
Margaret Oswald
Grace Athe
Harriet Scott
Elenore Copas
Marie Witt
Manuel Komroff
Unid Presbyterian Church
Co. L. Bristol
Harvard Avenue
Guild Elects Officers for Next Year at First Congregational
The First Congregational Guild elected officers for the coming year during a Monday meeting in the church parlors. Officers named: President Mrs. Frank Aust, 1st VP Mrs. Warren Masop, 2nd VP Mrs. James Hewitt, Secretary Mrs. Fred Todd, Treasurer Mrs. Ralph Dyke. Final meeting will be an April 29 tureen luncheon at the church. The choir will perform The Daughter of Jairus by Sir John Stainer, honoring its Worcester 1879 premiere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Guild
Frank Aust
Warren Masop
James Hewitt
Fred Todd
Ralph Dyke
C. T. Corkhill
Pankoff
Elizabeth Rich
First Congregational Church
Jairus
John Stainer
Elyrians
Stainer
Worcester
England
America
Matthew
Mark
Luke
Christ
A. C. Hudnutt
J. Martin Beck
Arlin Sargent
Mr. Beck
Mr. Sargent
Local personals note roundup from Elyria area
Local society items list residents visiting relatives in Bucyrus and Kent Ohio and returning from trips. Names include Mr. and Mrs. H G Hoover, Emma Tyler, Irene Ackerman heading to Wheaton College, Milford Horace admitted to Elyria Clinic, Jack H Dickason at Ohio State Radio Club, Margaret and Lloyd Gensemer visiting grandfather Jenkin Edwards, James R Lamberton in Pi Tau Pi Sigma, Elenor and Leslie Copas returning from Washington DC, Lester Drusendahl at Ohio State Dairy Science Club, Belle B Notley hosting Fortnightly Club in Cleveland, E P Clement attending Fortnightly Musical Club program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Hoover
Cornell Avenue
Bucyrus
Ohio
Emma Tyler
West River Street
Phoenix
Arizona
Irene Ackerman
Wheaton
Illinois
Wheaton College
Milford Horace
Elyria Clinic
Jack H. Dickason
Radio Club
Ohio State University
Margaret
Lloyd Gensemer
Kent
Jenkin Edwards
Tenth Street
Pi Tau Pi Sigma
Signal Corps Fraternity
James R. Lamberton
Elyria
John Copas
Stella
Hamilton Street
Elenor
Leslie Copas
Lester Drusendahl
Dairy Science Club
Belle B. Notley
Jacob Laub
Lake Avenue
Clifton Park
Cleveland
E. P. Clement
Second Street
Hospital Admissions Report Names Several Residents
Hospital admissions list includes Nancy Gwin of 147 Cornell avenue Charles Lewis of 449 15th street and Mrs. Charles Black of R. D. 1 Discharges show none reported as of the filing period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Gwin
Cornell Avenue
Charles Lewis
15Th Street
Charles Black
R. D
House-Warming Surprise Honors Hahn and Birthday
Mr and Mrs John Hahn of High Street were surprised at a combined house warming and 22nd birthday celebration featuring cards music and a midnight luncheon with a pink candle birthday cake. Attendees included local Elyria residents and guests from Lorain Cleveland and Lakewood with a L D club initiation led by Gordon Myers and a choir directed by Mrs George Tulk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hahn
High Street
Hahn
Gordon Myers
Lakewood
Henry Hahn
Clyde Box
Harold Davis
Ray Firestone
Frank Smith
Russell Belsinger
LeRoy Krugman
Howard Williams
Albert Williams
Charles Metcalf
Raymond Fillmore
Myrna Smetzer
Clifford Smith
Dorothy Thorla
Alva Paul
Vincent Krebs
Turk Williams
Elyria
Eleanor Zimmerman
Lorain
Rose Dugan
Charlies van Dusen
Cleveland
Missionary Cultivation Committee Formed in Presbytery Meeting
At the April 9 Cleveland Presbytery session in First Church Cleveland a Missionary Cultivation Committee was created to promote the Men’s Missionary League across the Presbytery. Members include G A Brown chair. J C Smith and D D E. E Campbell pastors. J A Hanna elder. D S Scott league president. The panel planned outreach to other congregations and publicity, with a pastor questionnaire to map church engagement in world missions. Pythian Sisters degree staff will practice Wednesday at 2:00 in Woodman hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United Presbyterian Church
First
Missionary
Men's Missionary League
G. A. Brown
J. C. Smith
Flist
E. E. Campbell
Margaret Park
Akron
J. A. Hanna
D. S. Scott
League
DD. S. Scott
Presbytery
Committee On Missionary Cultivation
Pythian Sisters
Woodman Hall
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HyGrade Dry Cleaners
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Portors
Robert Kirkpatrick
Apon
Campbell
Margaret Park Church
India
Guiam Masih
Men's League
Clarence Tedrick
M. E. Morgan
W. C. Carl
Haldor H. Brown
D. C. Haggerty
W. R. Joy
Sam H. Justice
Edward Dias
J. B. Davison
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Robert T. Moore
Frank Allsopp
Don Phelps
Wright
Rev. Brown
Herbert Young
Res. G. A. Brown
Arthur Radde
Fairlawn Avenue
B. B. B. Club
George Decker
Ed Stokes
Fred Huskinson
Emily Scrivens
Stokes
Huskinson
William Huffman
Earl Hawkins
Lart River Street
Dorothy Neely
Bronzville
N. Y
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Bermuda
Haserodt
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Helena French
Anna Powell
Guild
Midget Beauty Shop
W. Broad
George Tulk
Eric Chapman
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Phoenix Brand
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