First regular Ladies Golf Day at Elyria CC
The Elyria Country Club hosts the first regular ladies golf day next Tuesday weather permitting with a luncheon at one o clock. A special golf luncheon opened the season yesterday called by Ladies Golf Association Chairman Mrs J B Johnson. forty six attended. An advisory committee was named to handle business before association meetings. Members include Mrs G A Hoke Mrs R W Hancock Mrs Maguire of Cleveland Mrs Walter Ayres Mrs Ed Raus Mrs W B Timms and Mrs J B Johnson. Five members were chosen for the Cleveland district western division tournaments. Beginning next Tuesday the ladies will meet weekly for luncheon and golf at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
Ladies Golf Association
J. B. Johnson
Jhosus Wei
G. A. Hoke
R. W. Hancock
Maguire
Cleveland
Walter Ayres
Ed Raus
W. B. Timms
Final Dance Plans for Sigma Gamma Sorority
Final plans for a formal dance were set at a Sigma Gamma sorority meeting last evening at Miss Helen Townsend's home on Eighth Street. Fourteen members attended the tureen supper as Mrs Mariar Burke and Mrs Dorotha Fauver assisted. The dance is scheduled for May fourth at the American Legion with all friends invited. The next meeting will be April 30 at Mrs Gerald Leonard's home on 119 Huron Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Helen Townsend
Eighth Street
Mariar Burke
Dorotha Fauver
Miss Townsend
The
American Legion
Gerald Leonard
Huron Street
Truth Seekers meet at Mrs Bristol home on Harvard avenue
To Llanor Mothers Mrs. C. L. Bristol hosted Truth Seekers of United Presbyterian church last evening with Miss Beatrice Demirjian assisting. Mrs. Ellen Palm led devotions and business. A mother and daughter meeting is planned for May twenty first at the church. Lesson from Romans 9 was taught by Mr. Bristol. Refreshments were served in yellow and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Bristol
Beatrice Demirjian
United Presbyterian Church
Harvard Avenue
Ellen Palm
Bristol
Ta Wa Si Club
Church of Christ
Fred Smith
Cambridge Avenue
Hubert Phillips
Wade Reynolds
Louis Huber
Mayr
Lucille Hand
Ruth McGinnis
Alice Smith
Eleanor Porter
Maiher announces engagement of Ann to Edward Knipper
Mr and Mrs Matthew Maiher of South Middle avenue reveal the engagement of their daughter Miss Ann Maiher to Edward Knip per son of Mr and Mrs E J Fees of this city A formal betrothal announcement was made on Sunday April 14th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Maiher
South Middle Avenue
Ann Maiher
Edward Knipper
E. J. Fees
Easter Friday service at North Ridgeville church
A Good Friday service will be held in the Congregational church of North Ridgeville on Friday evening. Special music will be provided by the choir and Mr. Young will speak on The Meaning of the Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
North Ridgeville
Young
St John's Lutheran Youth Society Reinstates Two Members
Members of the Young People's Society of St John’s Lutheran church held a meeting last evening and reinstated Robert Novak and Chester Steizenbers. The group planned a spring boys baseball team and announced a zone rally set for May period 6:30 at the Lutheran school auditorium in Elyria. Ken Block led a discussion on Why a Congregation. After activities, games and a refreshment course were provided by Olsa Arndt, Leroy Gotto, Caryl Kipf, and Hilda Hinkelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society of
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Robert Novak
Chester Steizenbers
Lutheran School
Elyria
Kenneth Block
Olsa Arndt
Leroy Gotto
Caryl Kipf
Hilda Hinkelman
Tau Kappa Beta Initiates Three Pledges at Dyer Home
Tau Kappa Beta held a meeting at Miss Rosetta Dyer's home on East avenue. After the business session three new pledges Miss Dorothy Faxon Miss Helen Snyder and Miss Beverly Peterman received initiation before the formal initiation planned for April 30 at the Green Lantern Tea room. Bridge dominated the entertainment with Miss Katherine Fisk high scorer and Miss Katherine Nivus second. A luncheon followed hosted by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau Kappa Beta
Rosetta Dyer
East Avenue
Dorothy Faxon
Helen Snyder
Beverly Peterman
Green Lantern Tea Room
Bridge
Katherine Fisk
Katherine Nivus
Daughters of Scotia Initiates Two Candidates in Wurst Hall
Two candidates Agnes Sloane and Violet Black were initiated by the Daughters of Scotia at a well attended meeting in Wurst Hall last evening. A banquet is planned for May 7 to celebrate the group anniversary. Tea was served after the meeting by Mrs. Jeanette Penman and Mrs. Anna Leber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotia
Agnes Sloane
Violet Black
Wurst Hall
Jeanette Penman
Anna Leber
Functions of the Supreme Court discussed at Elyria club
Attorney Richard Stevens presented a lecture on the United States Supreme Court functions and power. He described limits such as living constitutional interpretation and lack of initial power to strike laws, stressing that Congress and public voters shape and approve legislation. Local clubs hosted events and plans, including pivot card party and a county Republican tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Republican Women’s Club
Fred Lohnes
A. F. Terry
United States Supreme Court
Ohio
Lorain County
Congress
Supreme Court
J. W. Smith
Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Goldie Perry
Community meeting and church events listed
Calendar lists Rebekah Lodge dinner meeting at a dollar amount followed by Zeta Upstion Sorority with Naomi Burge at 213 Third St. Jolly Twelve hosts Mr and Mrs Oliver Diedrich at 213 Third Street. Eagles Auxiliary nominates officers. Ace Hi Club meets Beverly Bainbridge at 119 West Bridge Street. Unie Presbyterian Come and See supper conference at 6:39. Grace Lutheran choir performs Stainers Crucifixion at 7. Emmanuel Lutheran presents Miss Johns of Oberlin on The Passion of Christ at 7:30. Lenten service at M E Church chapel at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Zeta Upstion Sorority
Mets
Naomi Burge
Third St
Jolly Twelve
Oliver Diedrich
Third Street
Eagies
Ace Hi Club
Beverly Bainbridge
West Bridge
Ape Street
Unie Presbyterian
Grace Lutheran Church
Stainer
M. E. Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
John’s of
Oberlin
Licenses Granted Across Several Counties
Licenses issued to Lyon Gray lahorer and Mary Chadwick of Weilington, James Hillier of Elyria and Florence Hart Carlisle, Bernard A. Gallagher clerk in Washington DC and Mary M. Herman Russia Twp, Norman Liedorff truck driver Norkwalk and Mary Pratt Huntington Twp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon Gray
Lahorer
Mary Chadwick
Weilington
James Hillier
Elyria
Florence Hart
Carlisle
Bernard A. Gallagher
Washington, D. C
Mary M. Herman
Russia
Norman Liedorff
Norkwalk
Mary Pratt
Huntington
Galaxy Club Hosts Galaxy Club Meeting and Plans Dance
Mrs Walter Boroski entertained at 1110 Eleventh street Lorain with contests honoring winners Mrs A G Borian Missie Champion and Mrs Ted Seward A post Easter formal dance is planned for Elyria Country Club Saturday April 27 A next meeting is set for April 30 at Miss Eleanor Hillmer 297 Park Avenue Hospital admissions greens include Laura Davis Ethel Wash and others Discharges list several residents including Nancy Gwin and Mrs Maurice Kritzel Nominating Committee for Gates PTA named and to report next meeting Miss Lutz room loses plant to Strait Mrs Strait's room won largest attendance A TB skin test talk by L B Hindman and music by Irene Upton Trio Scouts and Girl Scouts events reported and a play to benefit Gates Hospital swimming pool April 16 meeting notes and troop transfers included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galaxy Club
Walter Boroski
Eleventh Street
Lorain
A. G. Borian
Missie Champion
Ted ©. Seward
Galaxy
Laura Davis
School Street
Ethel Wash
Casveade Street
Theodore Laundon
Sixth Street
Lewis Berg
Oberlin
Wim. Wilbert
Furnace Street
Nancy Gwin
Cornell
Maurice Kritzel
Cambridge
Walter McMillan
Baby Bay
R. D
Orviechrader
Marseilles Avenue
Luella Crosby
Doris Sprague
Miss Ross
Gates Parent Teacher Association
Strait
T. B. Germs
Irene Upton
Harvey Arias
James
Tony Montagnese
Marcus Kramer
William Lovejoy
Grandma
Gates Hospital
Piano Lessons Offered by Gladys Parmely West
Continuing special rates for piano instruction at Day's Music Store. Lessons available for popular classics and adult or child students at 35 each. Call Day's Music Store for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Parmely West
Local Personal News From Around The City
Mrs John Garfield returns home from visits with brother Scott Howe Bowen in New York City and Bermuda. Mrs John Ball of Cascado street shows improvement after illness. Mr and Mrs Lewis Black of Cleveland visit relatives here. Ted Maddock of Cleveland and wife are parents of daughter Lacey Anh born April 16 at Lakeside Maternity Hospital. Mrs Orvin Schrader returns home after surgery at Elsha Memorial Hospital. Miss Lucille Ely visits Alex and Mrs Heggie in Cambridge. Wendell Merthe and Kathleen McDonald move from Garford Avenue to Eighla Memorial Hospital. Mrs Loren Shroyver travels to Ratite Creek Michigan for ill mother. Fred Ketcham injures right hand then dislocates left shoulder and breaks collarbone. treated and returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garfield Ha
Ventuvente
Scott Howe Bowen
New York City
Ted Maddock
Baltte Read
Cleveland
Lakeside Maternity Hospital
Lacey Anh
Orvin Schrader
Marseilles Avenue
Elsha Memorial Hospital
Lucille Ely
Jamestown
New York
Alex Heggie
Cambridge Street
Wendell Merthe
Garford Avenue
Eighla Memorial Hospital
Merthe
Kathleen McDonald
Loren Shroyver
South Middle Avenue
Rattie Creek
Michigan
Hansa Lewis
Fred Ketcham
Lit East River Street
Church of Christ Gathering This Thursday at 111 P.M
A local Church of Christ holds a service this Thursday at 111 PM. Attendance is invited for worship and community gathering continuing into the afternoon.
Lodge Meets K Popular Routine Business Session
Kivria Chapter No 778 Women of the Moose held a meeting last evening with light attendance. Mrs Alice Kaylor presided and the session closed with plans to reconvene Tuesday evening May Tth at Moose home. Junior Legion Auxiliary meets Thursday at 9 am instead of Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kivria
Women of the Moose
Alice Kaylor
Moose Home
Chiffon Dress With Satin Trim For Spring Fever
Irma Kirby presents a chiffon black dress tucked and molded to create Venus worthy lines. Twelve studded buttons run from waist to neck with a narrow white satin rim for stark drama. Priced at $39.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Kirby
Venus
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Carek
Floris
Broad St
U. S. Supreme Court
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Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community Church
Frank Lisachi
Williams Street
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TSGU
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Courtland St
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Seattle
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San Mieca
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Caroline Davis
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Hess
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Lorain Co. Bank
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W. Broad
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Central Book Store
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