Elyria Woman's Club elects trustees at annual meeting
Mrs. D A Baird Mrs John Eidt and Mrs BE A Hubbard were elected to the Elyria Woman's Club Board of Trustees at yesterday's annual meeting. A luncheon led to a program by Marvin G Bowers of Wisconsin on economic history and policy, noting 22 million on relief and rising national debt. Attending the state convention in Columbus were Mrs John Eidt Mrs Dp A Baird Mrs J B Loughry Mrs S L Tilden and Mrs A W Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Baird
John Eidt
BE. A. Hubbard
Elyria Woman's Club
Columbus
Jee Bnet Reading
Marvin G. Bowers
University of Wisconsin
France
United States
Bowers
Washington
Senator Copeland
Dp. A. Baird
J. B. Loughry
S. L. Tilden
A. W. Peters
Future Plans of the Woman's Club Announced
Mrs. Frank E. Stevens announced the annual club party will be June 1 at the Westlake Hotel with tickets from Mrs. Leo Meyer. A May 15 general meeting will precede annual reports and a dinner. Events include programs at Edison and McKinley schools, a Good Bye Mr Chips review, tea, and children's performances led by Miss Sabra Armstrong and Miss Marjorie Rossiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Stevens
Westlake Hotel
Leo Meyer
Central Book Store
American Home and Child Welfare Department
R. T. J. Martin
Hotley
Department of Business
Mr. Chips
Sabra Armstrong
Edison School
Marjorie Rossiter
McKinley School
Harvey Cheney
Fine Arts Department
Frank Hill
Washington Avenue
J. C. Bins
George Colburn
Surprise Miss Tapper Honored At West Ridge Party
Last evening Miss Ruth Tapper was surprised at her home on West Ridge Road by friends and schoolmates for a pre nuptial gathering. Twelve games of chance awarded prizes to Miss Aretha Haugh and Miss Wilma Scheuneman. The group viewed gifts as guests dined under an umbrella-decorated table. Miss Tapper is to wed Carl Turner at Akron on April 10 at the First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Tapper
West Ridge Road
Aretha Haugh
Wilma Scheuneman
Vir
Hail
Tapper
Carl Turne
Akron
Aaril Tih
Tin' Pom
West Ridzoe Road
de EO I
Rand
Ehisch Otticl
Atone
Daughters of St Andrea’s Meet for Review of Suzuki Loons
Mrs Ennis led a review of chapters from Suzuki Loons at Japan for the Daughters of St Andrea’s on Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Mav Phillips home on Harvard Avenue. Mrs Phillip Goemt] of Chippewa Lake attended. Mrs RB Hucknall will host the next gathering on Wednesday May First.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters
St Andrea's
Tovgta
Chapeters
Nomination of Officers for Eagles Auxiliary Session
Eagles Auxiliary members attended the regular session in Eagles Hall. Officers were nominated and will face election at the next meeting on May first. Plans were discussed for a Mehercor’s Day program during the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Auxiliary
Regeular
Eagles Hall
Laster Music Page Publishes Easter Programs in Elyria
A special Easter service page will publish in Elyria churches by the Saturday issue. All churches are invited to submit Easter programs by Friday April 19 written neatly on one page, light spacing preferred. Late programs may be accepted after 5 00 p m on April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Miy
Tonight’s Local Club and Church Event Calendar
Calendar of meetings for Past Presidents Auxiliary No 12 Canton Lorain and related groups. Mrs Gertrude Johnson hosts at 1307 West Ave. Women’s Benefit Association at Picrim Church with Mrs Pycroft at Fairlawn Ave. H H L Club with La Vonne Yancer. DeMolay initiation and inspection at I O O F Hall. Daughters of Scotland and Major Woodworth Camp, Methodist church 7 30 service. 2nd Congregational choir performs Daughter of Jairus. Emmanuel Lutheran Lenten service 4 PM. 2nd Congregational communion at 7 30 PM. Church of Christ meets at 7145 with topic Breaking the Shackles of the Past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lorain
Gertrude Johnson
West Avenue
Women's Benefit Association
Picrim Church Women’s Association
Pycroft
Fairlawn Avenue
la Vonne
1St Congregational Choir
Jairus
Sir John Stainer
Emmanuel Lutheran
Church of Christ
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing
Hospital admissions include John Bouser 611 West Ave Minnie Lathwell 146 School St Mrs Robert Elbert 122 Kenwood St James Sherrard Lagrange Discharges list Clarence Meinke 32 Columbus St Mrs Sam Berman No 7 Lesnick Ct Lewis Berg Oberlin Mrs Wade Johnson baby boy R D No 3 Mrs George James baby girl North Olmsted Mrs Frederick Destall baby boy 548 W 11th St Ethel Wash 127 Cascade St
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John Bouser
West Ave
Minnie Lathwell
School St
Robert Elbert
Kenwood St
James Sherrard
Lagrange
Clarence Meinke
Columbus St
Sam Berman
Lesnick
Lewis Berg
Oberlin
Wade Johnson
R. D
George James
North Olmsted
Frederick Destall
W. 11Th St
Ethel Wash
Cascade St
Sorority Plans April 29 Wiener Roast at Big Woods
Zeta Upsilon sorority met at Miss Naomi Burge s home for a busy session planning a mother daughter banquet with the social committee in charge A wiener roast is set for April 29 at Big Woods Maude Copas won the event prize and a treasure hunt was directed by a luncheon course Easter baskets and poems were shared Eleanor Dunn could not attend due to appendicitis at Elyria Memorial Hospital Separately First Congregational church circles held a noon tureen luncheon with about fifty ladies in attendance Mrs Ralph Murbach presided and soloists Mrs Nellie Gregory and Mrs E D Chapman contributed Mrs H G Hoover led the Easter devotional and a Lent talk by Mrs J W VanDusen quoted from Albert N Palmer of the University of Chicago A future Oberlin choir recital is planned and the May break fast is set for Thursday May 2 Oliver Diederich hosted Joho Taele club on Foster Avenue Prize winners were Cide Clapp first Clara Saartz second and Mr Sharp third Leinchean was served and the meeting adjourned last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Dunn
Elyria M Memorial Hospital
First Congregational Church
Ralph Murbach
Nellie Gregory
E. D. Chapman
H. G. Hoover
J. W. VanDusen
Albert N. Palmer
Chicago University
H. M. Metcalf
Advance
Murbach
Roy Munich
Oberlin
Oliver Diederich
Joho Taele Club
Foster Avenue
Carde Cide
Clapp
Clara Saartz
Sharp
Leinchean
Oliver Diederich Wall
DeMolay Chapter Holds Evening Initiation and Plans Patriot Day
David J Nye Chapter of the Order of DeMolay meets this evening in the 1.0.0. F hall for initiation and annual inspection. Plans will be discussed for the annual DeMolay Patriot's Day on May 1. All members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay Avi
O. FL
DeMolay
Local Personal Notices and Student Movements Describe Easter Plans
Miss Carol Stetson of Williamsburg Virginia visits friend Miss Helen Carner in Norfolk during Easter vacation. Mrs Ida Anderson of Pennsylvania travels to attend to ill daughter Mrs J P Altman in Princeton Avenue. Mrs J B Thatcher hosts her sister Mrs Philp Goembel and daughter of Chippewa Lake. Miss Ruth Gil from Eastman School of Music Rochester arrives Friday to stay with Dr and Mrs George Gill. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Elbert at Elyria Memorial Hospital on April 17. Mrs E J Salstury of Cleveland Street leaves to spend weekend with relatives in Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania. Phyllis Agate of Oberlin College named head of Oberlin Review campus department for next year. she is a sophomore student at Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Stetson
William and Mary College
Wilmsburg
Virginia
Helen Carner
Norfolk
Ida Anderson
Pennsylvania
J. P. Altman
Princeton Avenue
Harvard Avenue
Philp Goembel
Chippewa Lake
Ruth Gil
Eastman School of
Club Meetings Postponed and Rescheduled At Local Halls
The Round Table Club will not meet this week and will gather April 26 at the home of Mr and Mrs James B Thomas on Columbus street. Colonial Club meets April 22 at Elyria Woman's Club with Mrs F W Salisbury hostess. Widening Circle meeting postponed one week. On Good Friday the Missionary Society of the Church of Christ holds a 3 pm prayer service. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Club
James B Thomas
Columbus Street
Colonial Club
Elyria Woman's Club
Mona
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Elyria PTA Council Plans Used Clothing Drive
At the Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations meeting Mrs. A. B. Curtice urged aid for relief families. The group set Wednesday April 24 for a community collection of used clothing shoes and hats to be gathered for repair washing and redistribution by the Works Division under Curtice's supervision.
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Elyria P.T. A. Council
Elyria
Ing
Curtice
Anniversary St Clair Rebekah Lodge Hosts Tureen Dinner
The St Clair Rebekah Lodge held a tureen dinner at six last night with about six ty members present. A membership application was accepted, and the May first meeting will initiate new members. The program marked the 116th anniversary of American Odd Fellowship with music by a string trio, readings, vocal duets, and a mock wedding. One hundred fifty members and friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah
Wilda Foreman
Janice Alexander
Howard Butler
Erickson
Foreman
Lodge
Jeanette Arnold
Hilda Choate
Communion Service At First Methodist Church
Communion service at First Methodist Church led by Reverend Dr. E J Bond with Dr Wag er assisting at seven thirty. Sunday school classes join in communion. A Good Friday prayer service Friday 2 to 3 pm in the church chapel features Reverend Dr A E Kemp of the Second Congregational Church. Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams sing a duet. Park's arrangement Come Unto Me. Service open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
E. J. Bond
Wager
A. E. Kemp
2Nd Congregational Church
Ralph Williams
Park
Club Entertained by Mrs Fields on Grafton Road
Hotcha club members met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Donald Fields on the Grafton road. Bridge was the diversion with Miss Vera Strohl winning the high score award and Mrs. Ellis Meschke receiving consolation. A refreshment course followed. The next meeting is set for May 5 at Mrs. William Jenne Jr.’s home on West River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotcha Club
Donald Fields
Grafton Road
Vera Strohl
Ellis Meschke
William Jenne, Jr
West River Street
Easter program by First Methodist Sunday School
The Primary Department presents an Easter morning program in the Assembly room with Oliver Townsend and Robert Lee as trumpeters. Vocal solos by Mrs. I. J. Brown and two Kindergarten songs lead by Mrs. Walter Peak. Mrs. R. W. Stargell continues The Awakening of Spring Triumphal Entry Into Jerusalem and Resurrection Morning. Department enrollment around 160 with 16 teachers and officers. Superintendent Mrs. Clarence Beazell, assistant Mrs. EK Schubert, secretary Mrs. D. Burr, pianist Mrs. H. B. Stone. Teachers include Mesdames Keighley Smith Garland Townsend Nichols Ohlemacher Schubert Cotton Chopanoff Brown Stargell Eldred Minch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Oliver Townsend
Robert Lee
I. J. Brown
Walter Peak
R. W. Stargell
Jerusalem
Clarence Beazell
EK. Schubert
D. Burr
H. B. Stone
Mesdames Keighley
E. Smith
J. Garland
Townsend. M. Nichols
B. Ohlemacher
Schubert
E. Cotton
Chopanoff
O. Brown
Stargell
I. F. Eldred
Margaret Minch
Gnomes Meet Mrs Jack OBrien At Williams Street Home
Mrs Jack OBrien hosted the Gnomes yesterday afternoon at 125 Williams Street. After the business meeting, bridge was played with prize awards going to Mrs Elmer Батtenhouse, Mrs Morris Brown, and Mrs Sterling Ray. Dessert followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack O'Brien
Williams Street
Higs
Elmer Battenhouse
Morris Brown
Sterling Ray
Colored Egg and Bake Sale Saturday at Stude baker
Troop 1 and the Girl Scout Committee announce a bake sale and colored egg sale this Saturday at Stude baker Chemical to raise funds and support community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker Chemical
Girl Scout Committee
Society notes adjourn to meeting with Mrs Sterling Ray
The hostess announced the club would adjourn to meet in two weeks with Mrs Sterling Ray on Ohio Street. Additional Society details appear on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Ray
Ohio Street
Students Favor Tennis at Champaign Urbana Campus
Students at the University of Illinois in Champaign Urbana favor tennis with more than 60 courts available. Practically all courts are built with a special surface for this popular pastime on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign-Urbana
Ill
University of Mineis
Rainproof fabric dries fast for all weather play
A weatherproof fabric repels rain and dries quickly enabling play in any conditions. The text notes the population of Bablu Brail as 345000.
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GSE
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Serena Cag
Woman’s Club
Miss Tapper
Mrs. Ennis Revious
Laster Music
Oliver Diedrich
Napoleon
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Marie Louise of Austria
L’aiglon
Atlantic City
F. W.W. Salisbury
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Robert T. Moore
Olivet
Calvary
Maunder
Methodist Church
O. E. Brodbeck
E. E. Dettman
Charles D. Carpenter
Walter Nevins
C. R. Williams
Louise Brown
Temple
Jesus
Garden
Gethsemane
Pilate
Judgment Hall
Tizredja
Croquignole
Monter. Croquigi
Ole
Monterey
Style and Beauty Shop
Court Street
Midget Beauty Shop
W. Broad St. Ph
Bablu
Braeil
Rytex
The
Brown Co
Lodi St
Our
Paul Wainwright
Courtland St
Vestal’s
Vestal
Brown
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