Miss Zelda Schramm and Leon Ives Set June 7 Wedding
Miss Zelda Mary Schramm announced at a Lorain County Senior 4-H party that she will marry Leon F. Ives on June 7. Schramm, active in 4-H, Elyria High School graduate, and church member, will wed Ives, farmer and Meadow View farm manager of Capel road, Columbia Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelda Schramm
Leon Ives
Zelda Mary Schramm
Lorain County
4-H Craft Club
Schramm Road
Leon F. Ives
Columbia Town
Miss Schramm
Fred J. Schramm
Elyria High School
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Jolly Hustlers
West Carlisle Township
Ives
Lucy Ives
Warren E. Ives
Columbia Station
Columbia Methodist Church
Columbia Fire Department
Columbia High School
Elyria Business College
Meadow View Farm
Capel Road
A U W To Sponsor Silver Coffee For Convention Fund
Mrs. David Hyman hosted A U W members who decided to sponsor 4 silver coffee at the Y W C A on April 27 to fund delegates to the state convention in Marietta Ohio May 5 and 6. Miss Adele Brown opened the meeting and Miss Lucy Freese announced speaker Miss Carol Horn of Lorain. A nominating committee was named for the May officers election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hyman
Hamilton Street
Adele Brown
Lucy Freese
Carol Horn
Lorain
Ohio Poetry Association
Love Lyric Prize
Marietta
Ohio
Harvey’s
Benninghoff
Dr. Seabury
David Seabury
City of New York
Bride Elect Honored With Mixed Shower at Banik Home
A surprise miscellaneous shower honored Miss Ann F. Lugas bride elect of John E. Nagy of Eaton. Hostesses were Anne Banik and Mrs. Michael Banik with help from Pete Banik and Michael Banik Jr. Bunco winners were J. Donich Rose Stanko and M. Byczkowski. out of town guests joined from several named households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann F. Lugas
John E. Nagy
Eaton
M. Banik
West River Street
Anne Banik
Michael Banik
Pete Banik
Michael Banik, Jr
Bunco
J. Donich
Rose Stanko
M. Byczkowski
John Burbliss
Joseph Sukel
John Doslak
James Noctar
John Novak
Michael Duda
S. Gnizak
Eastern Heights Circle Hosts Social Meeting
Eastern Heights Circle of Child Conservation League met at Park Avenue home hosted by Mrs A H West and Mrs Russell Stokley with fourteen in attendance. President Mrs Henry Fisher led a business session to plan roll calls and a waiting list. Bridge produced high scores for Mrs Jay Huffman and Mrs Morns Brown. Mrs Robert Daykin earned consolation. On May 15 Mrs C Wooden of Cornell Avenue will be assisted by Mrs Huffman in entertaining the Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Heights Circle of
Child Conservation League
A. H. West
Russell Stokley
Park Avenue
Henry Fisher
Jay Huffman
Morns Brown
Robert Daykin
C. §. Wooden
Cornell Avenue
Huffman
VFW and Auxiliary Install Officers in Broad Street Ceremony
A large group from Toledo Cleveland Lakewood and Parma attended the joint installation of VFW and Auxiliary officers in Broad street club rooms. Delegates included Earl Skinner and Jim Prosper of Cleveland with Anne Powell leading the ceremony. Mary Moir Eva Hopkins and others were installed with retiring president Emma Zabriey given a floor lamp and gifts to McCully Powell. The social hour followed hosted by several members. The Elyria Home for the Aged event preceded with a tureen dinner for 57 and a farewell for Mr and Mrs Richard Thayer with plans for an outdoor meeting next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Cleveland
Lakewood
Parma
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Broad Street
Jerry Ferguson
Department
Earl Skinner
Jim Prosper
Tth
Anne Powell
Mary Moir
Eva Hopkins
Helen French
Hazel Hill
Eleanor McCully
Myrtle Haun
Lila Hendrickson
Sue Yearly
Bertha Mulroy
Susanna Beattie
Lila Brown
Mildred Lahiff
Velva Mihalis
Emma Zabriey
McCully
Powell
Helena French
Riggs
Earl P Meister
John G. Whitney
First Methodist Church
Elyria
Hazel Huston
Alma Portman
Albert Stahl
Stahl
Berlin
Germany
Richard Thayer
Pittsburgh
Verne Unger
Avalon Hearts Club Hosts Dinner and Games
Avalon Club members visited Mrs. Anna Perna at 1800 West avenue Monday evening for heart games. Mrs. Joseph Gientkowski, Mrs. George Ross, and Mrs. John Meranti earned the top three scores. Luncheon followed in a green and white dining setting, with adjournment for two weeks and Mrs. Frank Mee slated to host at Logan street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon Club
Anna Perna
West Avenue
Joseph Gientkowski
George Ross
John Meranti
Frank Mee
Logan Street
Middle-North District Women’s Clubs Win State Awards
The Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs state convention in Cincinnati honored clubs from the Middle-North District. Awards went to Elyria for the district scrapbook, Mansfield Conversational Club for large clubs, Oberlin and Wooster federations for small groups, and Elyria Junior department for largest junior attendance from the farthest distance. Mrs. Arthur W. Huse led the district. Mrs. John N. Eidt announced results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle North
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cincinnati
Arthur W. Huse
Middle- North
John N. Eidt
George P. Young
Elyria
Ohio Federation
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
San Francisco
Mansfield
Oberlin Woman’s Club
Wooster Federation
Elyria Woman’s Club
Local Personal Notes Include Travel and Family News
Mrs. S. H. Squire of Columbus visits Middle Avenue hosts for the week. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Joswig head to Arizona and California for several weeks. Mrs. Gauss called to Chicago by a relative’s death. Dr. H. J. Austin ill and treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Dr. and Mrs. Hicks return home from Philadelphia and Wilmington. Mrs. Calvert to visit sister in Pittsburgh. Out of town mourners attended Mrs. Newbling’s funeral from Fremont Toledo and Lima. T. J. Francis visiting Marion with Dr. and Mrs. Wagner. Mrs. Georgia Phipps visiting Charles Court. Lawrence Williams of New York on two week vacation with Williams family. Mrs. Hunger returns from Indianapolis. Mr. Hunger drives there for weekend. Mrs. Jack Sharpe and son visit Cleveland relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Squire
Columbus
Ohio
H. N. Ingels
Middle Avenue
F. W. Joswig
Harvard Avenue
Arizona
Calfornia
David Gauss
West Ridge
Chicago
H. J. Austin
Demison Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
F. L. Hicks
East Avenue
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Wumington
Delaware
Harry Calvert
Gulf Farms
Pitttsburgh
James C. Burt
L. F. Newbling
George Miller
Elizabeth
Fannie
Carrie Niebling
Fremont
Robert Miller
Toledo
George Burgoon
Sylvan
Lima
T. J. Francis
Marion
A. J. Wagner
Georgia Phipps
Andover
Alice Phipps
Charles Court
Lawrence Williams
New York City
E. M. Williams
Park Avenue
Carl Hunger
East River Street
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hunger
Jack Sharpe
Fourth Street
George Faulhaber
Cleveland
Rainbow Majority League Plans Activities At W C A
Betty Campbell and Jeanette Sibey hosted Rainbow Majority League at the YWCA. Members set plans for April and May including a May 7 breakfast at 7:00 a.m. Ruth McGinnis Peggy Jenkins Ruth Long chaired Elywods committee. A rummage sale via Ruth Abraham with Katherine Rudy Josephine Averbook Annette Whitney. May coed party tentatively arranged. Next meeting May 15 at Annette Whitney home. Jutterbug dance awards to Betty Corkhill Mary Schwert. Supper served to twenty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Campbell
Jeanette Sibey
Rainbow Majority League
Elywods
Ruth McGinnis
Peggy Jenkins
Ruth Long
Ruth Abraham
Katherine Rudy
Josephine Averbook
Annette Whitney
Ruth Hupp
Betty Corkhill
Mary Schwert
Norwalk District Methodist Books Clubs Meet at Elyma Home
Two Methodist books clubs in the Norwalk District gathered at the Elyma Home for the Aged yesterday. Reverend K P Meister and Reverend E E Shultz reviewed the book Honesty by John Cabot for about sixty attendees who enjoyed dinner hosted by Dr. W W Wagar, district superintendent. Reverend Dr Battelle McCarty of Lorain presented a talk on Personal Integrity after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Elyma
John Cabot
K. Pp. Meister
E. E. Shultz
W. W. Wagar
Battelle McCarty
Lorain
Y W C A Club To Hear Mrs Chamberlain On Fashions
The new business and industrial club of the YWCA will welcome guest speaker Mrs R H Chamberlain Thursday at eight. She will discuss Feminine Fashions and field questions on individual style. Eligible girls may attend, regardless of employment. Election of officers and a name vote are planned. Hostesses are Rose Berger and Mary Pachuta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Business and Industrial Club
Y W.C. A
R H Chamberlain
Rose Berger
Mary Pachuta
Penny Lunch at Church of Christ Div C Thursday
A Penny Lunch event is announced by the Church of Christ Division C scheduled for Thursday starting at 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Div. C
Junior Dept Woman's Club Hearing Consumer Programs
The Elyria Junior Department meets with piano duets and a lineup on consumer topics from the Consumers Guide. Talks cover hosiery, clothing value, fur buying, cosmetics, furniture, and dental fund progress. Delegates report on the Ohio Federation convention with notes from Dr. Allen Stockdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman’s Club
Robert Boylan
Donald Pankoff
Howard Craig
Consumers’ Guide
Ervin Wentz
Kay Fisk
Earl Lance
David Horan
Carl Gerber
Ted Seward
Birs
John Whitney
Elyria Woman's Club
Phyllis Agate
Spring Valley Country Club
Don Myers
Dental Fund
Ohio Federation
Cincinnati
Edward Champion
Champion
Allen A. Stockdale
America
United States
James Bryant
Elyria Juniors
Brotherhood Elects Officers At Sec ond Congregational Church
About fifty men attended a pancake and sausage supper for the Men’s Brotherhood. Officers elected include President Harold Olmstead, Vice President Burton Boynton, Secretary Alex Penman, and Treasurer Alex Fell. They’ll be installed at the May meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Brotherhood
Second Congregational Church
Bob Foster
Russell Rhodes
Scott Lingenfelter
Ed Smith
Nate
Harold Olmstead
Burton Boynton
Alex Penman
Alex Fell
William Vinson
Women’s Association
Lodi
Medina Association of Congregational Churches
Brotherhoods
White
Old Stone
Cleveland
McKinley P T A hears talk on education philosophy
Mrs Clarence Tucker Craig of Oberlin spoke at the McKinley P T A April meeting on The Philosophy of Education. She urged modified programs, parental involvement, and character education teaching children to think for themselves within democratic ideals.
Noted Artist To Speak At General Meeting Of Elyria Club
Elyria Woman’s Club holds its April 19 meeting with noted sculptress Miriam E. Cramer addressing on Growth. She is commissioned to sculpt Louise Klein Miller for Blossom Hill. Miller helped start Cleveland school gardens and supervised them. Lunch at one, business at two includes electing three trustees and a federation report by Mrs. Curtis L. Travers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
Miriam E. Cramer
Cramer
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Curtis L. Travers
Social and Club Calendar Highlights for Elyria Area
Calendar items list dinners meetings and events across churches clubs and fraternal groups including Catholic Study Clubs No 6 and 7 Circle Dot Club Jolly Eight Bunco Modern Eight and Eagles Auxiliary bingo at Eagles Hall Major Woodworth Camp events and Legion activities with details on hosts venues and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club
J. Gusky
Eighth Street
Circle Dot Club
Tecla Neufer
Cascade Street
Betty Todd
Grafton Road
Riquette Club
Helen McIntyre
Modern Eight
Don Andress
St. Clair Street
El-Port-O
Sigloe
Bette MacDowell
4Th Street
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Ruth Smith
Park Avenue
M. E. Fidelity
Laura Splete
Pasadena Avenue
Rank S. Harmon Lodge
Daughters of Scotia
Elyria Council Jr. O. U. A
M. Wursthall
Republican Women’s Club
Ta Wa Si Club
Church of Christ
St. John’s Walther League
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
American Legion
Legion Home
Elyria Lodge
Mary Martha
St. Paul’s
Sempre Fidelis
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Bertha Flaherty
Beverly Court
Birthday Honors For Robert Benton At Parents’ Home
On Sunday afternoon at 104 Spruce Street Mr and Mrs Alvin Benton hosted a birthday gathering for their son Robert Benton with friends presenting gifts from Betty Eddington Charles Fahrney Richard Barnhart Floyd Eddington Annette McKelvie Juanita Lebow Edward Kovarik and Hazel Damiels an out of town guest A birthday cake and ice cream were served. Boy Scouts Troop 140 hosted colors at a Jewish Temple meeting Monday evening May first a joint A Z A and Scout program will be presented and the Troop will receive its official charter from headquarters. Troop 105 led by Scout Master Ed Gates will attend the Court of Honor with invitation to parents and boys 12 and over. The meeting is at the Jewish Temple Lake Avenue and Lodi Street with refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Tucker Craig
Oberlin
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Craig
Morris Brown
Lizzie Hahn
Claude Birch
Walter Peake
Carl Wooden
Leonard Terry
Phyllis Tulk
Georg Tulk
Robert Benton
Alvin Benton
Spruce Street
Robert
Betty Eddington
Charles Fahrney
Richard Barnhart
Floyd Eddington
Annette McKelvie
Juanita Lebow
Edward Kovarik
Hazel Damiels
Jewish Temple
Ed Gates
Lake Avenue
Lodi Street
Tea Dance at Deborah Silsbee Home Honors Student
Miss Deborah Silsbee hosted a large tea dance Sunday evening at 240 Hamilton Avenue. The event honored Mary Jo Fritzsche who departed last night to continue studies at Eden Hall in Philadelphia, with several Spring vacation students among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Silsbee
Hamilton Avenue
Mary Jo Fritzsche
Eden Hall
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. A.U.W
Convention Fund
C.C.L
Gladys P. West
Fiegler
Jack Slack
V.F.W
Avalons
Otame Florist R
M. E. Book Clubs
Lolelle
Raglan
Junior Dept
Woman’s Club
General Federation
Juniiors
Hall of Mirrors
Netherland Plaza Hotel
Ruth Alexander
Canton
Bryant
Howard Somers
Mary Taylor
Muriel Sump
Clarence Stellar
Margaret Terry
Carl Ericsson
Martha Thomas
Winfred Seward
Charles Wentz
John Worthington
Brotherhood
Parent-Teacher Association News
Ray Brouse
George Street
Harold Bassett
Milne Odell
Odell
H. J. Indicott,Jr
Byron Morris
Brouse
Mrs. Carr
Marian Carr
Grace Koontz
Ethel Sparks
Viola Byam
Elsie Scrivens
East Broad Street
League
Men’s Missionary League of
The
United Presbyterian Church
E W. Hoffner
W. A. Gaffin
A. W. Baird
J. E. Barber
Lowell Sellers
Don Phelps
E. W. Wright
Robert Davies
Roy Ramage
D. S. Scott
Max Bader
C L. Bristol
Mills J. Taylor
O. E. Phillips
Biblical Research Society
Los Angeles
Walter A. Maier
Concordia Seminary
Lutheran Hour
J. W. Ranson
Scott Thompson
Stephen J. Corey
Proudfit
A. G. Randles
W. Bruce Wilson
G. A. Brown
J. H. White
My Church
Mrs
Miriam Cramer
the Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ee and Trust Company
Rob’t. Benton
Singer
Allen Bernard
Elgris, Ohio
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