Garden Club meeting and wedding shower in Elyria
Mrs Clarence Green hosted thirteen Research Club members in Oxford Court with talks on home garden tips and a garden path description. A May 19 wedding for Miss Mable Gaston and Leroy Fridenstine was celebrated at Elyria Woman's club with pink white decor, wooden hearts game, luncheon, and concealed pink heart announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Green
Oxford Court
Research Club
Rolcall
Sidney Boynton
Elfreda Hecock
John Hecock
Lake Avenue
Will Davis
Hecock
Elyria
Florence Stetson
Agnes Kalter
Mable Gaston
Leroy Fridenstine
Gaston
Daisy Club Hosts Pink Birthday Meeting at Mrs Meschke’s
Mrs. Gus Meschke entertained the Daisy Club on Bath Street with a birthday party theme for herself and Mrs. Blakeslee. Progressive Pedro yielded prizes to Blakeslee first Knowles second Boothroyd third and Krugman consolation. Bertha Gehrke and Erhke attended as guests. the season’s last meeting featured pink and white decor and a large pink rose cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Meschke
Daisy Club
Bath Street
Pedro
Frank Blakeslee
Bernice Knowles
Bertha Boothroyd
Jessie Krugman
Bertha Gehrke
Erhke
St John's Ladies Aid Quilting at School Auditorium
Members of the Ladies' Aid Society of St. John's spent yesterday afternoon at the school auditorium quilting. Hostesses were Mrs. Paul Hull and Mrs. Fred Stark. Readings by Mrs. Schmittgern and Mrs. Wellert with Maxine and Ruth Koerper cited. Refreshments served. In two weeks Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Sudro will host a business meeting at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. John’s
Paul Hull
Fred Stark
Charles Schmittgern
John Wellert
Maxine
Ruth Koerp
George Martin
John Sudro
Golden Rule Bible Class Meets At Mrs Wendell’s Home
The Golden Rule Bible Class of the U. P. church met yesterday afternoon at 45 Cedar street home of Mrs. Irvin Wendell. Fifteen members and one visitor attended. Mrs Schulze led devotionals and several papers were read. A duet by Mrs Wendell and Mrs C L Bristol, and a solo by Mrs I A Lawrence were performed. A business session voted to hold the next meeting on the third Thursday in July at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P. Church
Irwin Wendell
Cedar Street
Schulze
Wendell
C. L. Bristol
I. A. Lawrence
Local clubs hold meetings and dances across Hamilton area
Social events fill the week with bridge play at Mrs. Fred Tite’s home yielding prizes for Mrs. Louie Whitney first and Mrs. Nancy Jenkins fourth. May third invitation to Mrs. E. J. Blaser’s Cornell avenue home. Berean Class and Methdist Church discussions, piano by Marian and Louise Keeler, and refreshments noted. Spanish War Veterans dance at Kh. of C. hall with attendees from Cleveland Lorain Oberlin. Sewing Circle hosted by J. B. Seward. six te en present, quilt blocks made, luncheon served. VFW Ladies Club lists Decoration Day observance plans in club rooms with business and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterie Bridge Club
Fred Tite
Hamilton Avenue
Claude Terry
Nancy Jenkins
Louie Whitney
Ray Vestal
E. J. Blaser
Cornell Avenue
Methodist, Church
C. W. Koppes
Edwin Kirby
Oberlin
Marian
Louise Keeler
C. Hall
Cleveland
Lorain
William Wehlber
Corbett Southam
Dan Rothe
Women’s Evangelical Union Holds May District Plans
The Woman's Evangelical Union of St. Paul's Church met in the church parlors with good attendance. Mrs. E Oswald led devotionals and Mrs. Ed Pallas spoke on Modern Homes. Plans for the May ninth tenth district convention were made and Lorain county federation to be held next week. Committee chaired by Mrs Leo Meyers with several members served luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Evangelical Union of
St. Paul's Church
E Oswald
Ed. Pallas
County Federation of Evangelical Woman’s Unions
Lorain
Leo Meyers
G. Miller
E March
W. A. Newmelier
Neiding
Mrs Barbknecht Hosts High Bidders Club Gathering
Mrs Arthur Barbknecht entertained High Bidders members at Spruce Street yesterday with pedro games. First prize went to Mrs J Wilpelmy, second to Mrs Rourke, third to Mrs Horvath, low to Mrs Derek. New member Mrs Kraig inducted. Luncheon following. next meeting set with Mrs George Rourke on Williams Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Barbknecht
High Bidders
Spruce Street
Mrs Horvath
Barbknecht
Pedro
J. Wilpelmy
Mra Rourke
Horvath
Derek
Kraig
George Rourke
Willams Street
Elyma Woman's club honors Mrs O G Shep pard with luncheon and bridge
Officers and chairmen of the Child Welfare and Social Service department surprised Mrs O G Shep pard, chairman, with an informal tureen luncheon and bridge party yesterday afternoon at the Elyria Woman's club. A centerpiece of yellow daffodils and jonquils marked the table while bridge results named Mrs John Halpin high score and Mrs D Taylor second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
Elyma Woman's Club
O. G Sheppard
Elyria Woman's Club
John Halpin
D. Taylor
Zonta Club Holds Monthly Meeting at Ruth Reinke Home
The Zonta Class of the Second Congregational church met at Ruth Reinke’s home on Like Avenue for their monthly gathering. After a business session, a progressive pitch game awarded first prize to Marjorie Scott, second to Irene Irnst, and consolation to Phyliss Jaycox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Ruth Reinke
Like Avenue
Marjorie Scott
Irene Irnst
Phyliss Jaycox
Tarvir Avenue
Bridge party announced by Elyria Country Club
Announcement of a bridge party at Elyria Country Club on Friday April 27 sponsored by Mrs Edwin Gillis assisted by Mrs A C Hudnutt. Proceeds support the Choral Department of the Musical Art Society. Fine Arts Department of the Elyna Woman's club hosts a separate heavy bridge party this Tuesday at two o'clock for department members only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
George H Brownell
Harry Crandall
Leonard Birch
Elyria Country Club
Edwin Gillis
A. C. Hudnutt
The
Musical Art Society
Elyna Woman's Club
Heave
Fine
Fortnightly Book Reviews Discuss Siegfried and Valery
Mrs William Muir Auld hosted a Fortnightly session featuring two book reviews. Andre Siegfried's America Comes of Age examines race, religion, and industrial shifts in the U S, noting melting pot pressures and a cautious view of civilizational leadership. The second review covers Valery's Var Net translated from French, praising symbolism and intellectual rigor, with emphasis on Leonardo da Vinci. The next meeting on May 3 will feature Miss Juliette Endly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muir Auld
Eastern Heights Boulevard
America
Andre Siegfried
England
M. Siegfried
United States
France
E. F. Allen
George Stevens
Paul Valery
French Academy
MM. Valery
Stevens
Leonardo di Vinci
Juliette Endly
Lake Avenue
Circle No 3 Has Busy Meeting at Methodist Church
Circle No 3 of the Methodist church met yesterday in the church parlor with eleven members and one guest. Mrs Clayton Stranahan led devotionals. Mrs Ledyard's daughter played two piano solos, Mrs C W Koppes read two selections, and Mr Ledyard performed a piano solo. A social hour followed with refreshments served by Mrs Art Frank, first c A Stranahan, and Mrs Paul Strobel. Next meeting May seventeenth. hostesses to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whele No. 3
Methodist Church
Clayton Stranahan
Wisteria Class Elects Officers at United Presbyterian
The Wisteria Class of the United Presbyterian church met last evening to elect officers. Ruth Blauvelt was chosen president, Mildrea Sipes vice president, Jene Clarkson secretary, Dorothy Boddy treasurer, Elva Baldwin missionary treasurer, and Mrs Volace press reporter. A picnic supper and music followed. May 1st were announced as the date with details to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisteria
United Presbyterian Church
Ruth Blauvelt
Mildrea Sipes
Jene Clarkson
Dorothy Boddy
Elva Baldwin
Triangle Club Bunco Night At Homer Street
The Triangle Club met yesterday with Mrs W Shvaer on Homer Street. Bunco games produced high score for Mrs George Galley, second for Mrs Charles Koppe, third for Andre Tharer. A luncheon followed with dancing and social time. Mrs Max Slutzker on Clark Street to entertain in two weeks. WB 4A card party hosted by Mrs Schmidt of Erle Street. Mrs Griffis won first prize in five hundred, Mrs Nettle Woodruff second, Mrs Eleanor Sonnells third. In Pedro, Mrs Diederich first, Hattie Transman second, Bertha Lyberger third. three-course luncheon served. Assistants listed as Mrs Hansman, Mrs Schuster, Mrs Cetty Horace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Club
W. Shvaer
Homer Street
George Galley
Charles Koppe
Andre Tharer
Cornell
Max Slutzker
Clark Street
W. RB. A
A Schmidt
Erle Street
Griffis
Lodi Street
Nettle Woodruff
Eleanor Sonnells
Pedro
Diederich
Hattie Transman
Bertha Lyberger
Schmidt
Hansman
Schuster
Cetty Horace
Beacon Light Girls Club meeting at St Pauls church
The Beacon Light Girls Club of St Pauls Church met with Miss Dorothy Hignett on Chestnut street last night. Twelve members and two visitors attended Miss Knisper and Miss Anthony. A business meeting was followed by contests and a light lunch. The next meeting will be at Miss Nell Wachke's home on Fast River street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Light Girls Club
St. Paul's Church
Dorothy Hignett
Chestnut Street
Knisper
Anthony
Nell Wachke
Fast River Street
Elyria High Orchestra and Glee Club Concert Tonight
The Elyria High School Orchestra and Glee Club present a joint concert at the High School Auditorium at 8:15 PM directed by J. Martin Beck. The program features Offenbach, Czibulka, Morse, Gounod, Grieg, Tschaikovsky, Strauss, Dvorak, Bach, and Donizetti with several accompanists and combined choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Glee Club
J. Martin Beck
Offenbach
Stephanie Gavotte
Czibulka
Morse
Brahms
Faust
Gounod
Sigurd Jorsalfar
Grieg
Tschaikovsky
Anson
Strauss
Girls Glee Club
Veda Hasylor
Dvorak
Boys Glee Club
Clare Short
Alard
Emil Kasper
Ruth W. Pallas
Bach
Donezetti
Glesa
West River Street Jolly Jokers host 500 games
Mrs Thelma Traxler entertained the Jolly Jokers Thursday evening at her West River street home. Ten games of 500 were played with high scores earned by Mrs Ben Krupke Mrs Orrin Baker and Mrs Thelma Traxler. Mrs J Leber was consoled for the low score. Light refreshments followed and Mrs Orrin Baker invited the club to meet May 3 at her West River street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Traxler
Jolly Jokers
West River Street
Ben Krupke
Orrin Baker
J. Leber
Daughters of Scotland Hold Regular Meeting
The Daughters of Scotland held a regular business meeting last night planning a bake sale for next month and transacting several other items of importance. They ended with a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of Scotland
Admissions and Discharges Report from Steubenville Facility
Admissions list includes Mrs. George Burr at stop 2 Lake Avenue and Mrs. Fred A Brown at 324 Oxford with additional patients Mrs. Marcella Pace 417 West Fourteenth Street Mrs. Leo Jillison 256 Fifth Street Joe Berarducci 448 South South Street Steubenville Ohio Mary Ellen Pemberthy 248 Seventh Street Lindsey De Vol Detroit Michigan. Discharges: None.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burr
Lake Avenue
Fred A. Brown
Oxford
Marcella Pace
West Fourteenth Street
Leo Jillison
Fifth Street
Joe Berarducci
South South Street
Steubenville
Ohio
Mary Ellen Pemberthy
Seventh Street
Lindsey de Vol
Detroit
Michigan
Marriage Licenses Misread By Ice Company Ad
An odd classified snippet shows John W. Mitchell age 34 listed with a marriage license entry. The text shifts to an ice company ad noting an ice station at Hast Ave and Ninth St and an order line with delivery phone 2721.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Mitchell
North
Hast Ave
Ninth St
J. P. Leber
Ice
Local Residents Named in Ridgeville Area Notices
Ridgeville residents and nearby towns list names ages and occupations including John Tonies a 22 year old blacksmith of Lorain Helen Kraly a 19 year old clerk of Lorain and Gust L Angelinas a 26 year old cook of Lorain with Marie Hunady 21 of Lorain and Reverend Erithemus also of Lorain along with Rev Duda of Lorain and a minister of Elyria in Eaton township and Wan da Leadenham in the Ridgeville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Wanda Leadenham
Eaton Township
Elyria
John Tonies
Lorain
Helen Kraly
Duda
Gust L. Angelinas
Laorain
Cook
Marie Hunady
Erithemus
Rev N Lehmann to Occupy Elyria St Pauls Pulpit
The Rev. N Lehmann of Cincinnati former pastor of St Pauls Elyria arrived last night and will preach at St Pauls Sunday morning. He stays with his son Karl Lehmann on Third Street. Mrs Hogan of Middletown announces birth of daughter Lois Mildred on April 13 at Middletown hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Lehmann
Cincinnati
Ohio
St. Paul's Church
Elyria
St. Paul’s
Lehmann
Karl Lehmann
Third Street
Donald Hogan
Shafer Street
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Lois Mildred
Hogan
Mildred E Singledecker
Paul Brand
Wooster Street
Edward Neldinc
Mable
Walter Nelding
Vermilion
Millard Harrison
Birmingham
E. Ott
Violet Ott
Northam Street
Carl Krause
Rob
Local Social Notes Highlight Amherst, Grafton Visitors
Amherst resident Mrs Ott hosted guests including Miss ert and Miss Jane Parks from Grafton spent time with Elyria residents. A daughter was born to Abraham and Mrs Thomas at Memorial hospital, and a son born to Fred A Brown and family at Elyria hospital. The Hart couple will relocate to Newark New Jersey for employment with Oxweld Plant. Reverend W C Fowler returned yesterday from Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ert
Amherst
Violet Ott
Jane Parks
Grafton
Elyria
Ralph Cole
Lake Avenue
Abraham Thomas
Fuller Road
Memorial Hospital
Fred’ A. Brown
Oxford Avenue
Elyria Hospital
Floyd Hart
Stop 95
Oberlin Road
Newark
New Jersey
W. C. Fowler
Columbus
Ohio women join workforce at rising census pace
Ohio, where hte had been in at tendance at the International convention of Churches of Christ. Women now are employed in that 385 of the 672 gainful occupations listed by the United States census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hte
International Convention of Churches of Christ
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Mi65s
BRS
G. Meschke
Ladies’ Aid OF
ST. John’s Church
Bridge Club
MRS
Berean
Seasion
Wertman
Ae Womes ‘¢ Club
High Bidders Club
Honor Department
Circle NO. 3
Beacon Light
Miss Hignett
Brown Company
Orchestra Tonight
Josephine Haserodt
East 7Th St
Wildercraft
DLO Central
Cafeteria Supper Church of Christ
Jean Josselyn Graff
Broad St. Sharp
Spencer
Elizabeth Wood
Howett
Carek
Ac Ul A
B Jewelry CO
Broad St
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