Women of Elyria Honor Queen Victoria Biographer at Banquet
Dorothy Funk and Mable Little led a junior department banquet at First Congregational Church where about a hundred mothers and daughters gathered at six tables with spring flowers and sailboat favors. Mrs. Dorothy Fuldheim of Cleveland reviewed Queen Victoria's life and discussed England's wartime concerns. Miss Eva Wingert spoke to Jane Addams school progress and vocational opportunities for girls, noting the school's enrollment and West Side expansion plans. The Ring Group will close the season May 3 with a Juvenile Court speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Woman's Club
Barbara Plocher
K. ‘N. J. Malina
Elvrra Woman's Club
Surs
Ted E. Seward
Dorothy Fuldheim
Cleveland
Fuldhem
Queen Victoria
England
Geraldine Ehticke
Eva Wingert
Jane Addams School
West Side
Dinner party honors Mrs. Schultz by Fay Company team
A Fay Company store group entertained at Mrs. Selman's on Ohio Street for a dinner honoring Mrs. P. H. Schultz. Centerpiece sprays of forsythia blossoms and tall yellow tapers decorated the table with red roses and yellow daffodils at each place. Covers were set for several ladies and the guest of honor. After the full course dinner the group enjoyed an informal evening.
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P. H. Schultz
Fay Company
Sylvia Chervenka
All-Bran cereal offers natural constipation relief
Kellogg's All-Bran promotes regularity with bulk and vitamin B to tone intestines. It absorbs water to form a soft mass and gently clears waste, unlike pills. Two tablespoons daily, three if needed, serves with milk or cream and in recipes. Made in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Organize New County Dramatic Association Forms
Representatives from Elyria and Lorain churches met at Miss Eileen Perrin’s home to organize the Lorain County Dramatic Association. Warne Burdue was elected chairman, Miss Perrin assistant, and Kenneth Anthony secretary and treasurer. Plans call for June dramas open to the public with casts from county churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Dramatic Association
Eileen Perrin
Thirtieth Street
Lorain
Warne Burdue
Miss Perrin
Kenneth Anthony
Americans Shown in Wife Auxiliary Program Sees Attendance
A patriotic Americanization program arranged by Eleanor McCully followed the Wom en's Auxiliary to V F W Post 1079 meeting. Attendees enjoyed readings, a history of the auxiliary, solos, and the Star Spangled Banner, with a lunch afterward. A bingo party is planned for Broad Street hall next Monday, with Anna Powell Helen Sperry and Sue McCully as committee members. The next meeting is scheduled for May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Anna Powell
Helen Sperry
Sue McCully
Club notes vivid literary evening and social gatherings
Miss Annie Thomas reviewed E M Delafield at Mrs Perry Koplin's West avenue home with a humorous take on Russia and Soviet life. Refreshments followed. Two weeks later Mrs W O McClellan's group will meet with Mrs Charles Biggs reviewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Thomas
E. M. Delafield
Perry Koplin
West Avenue
W. O. McClellan
Charles Biggs
Local Personal News From Ann Arbor and Nearby
Miss Helene Hipf returns to the University of Michigan for her senior year after a week away with her mother Mrs. W. H. Hipf. Ben Knapp also returns to Ann Arbor after a vacation with his parents. Several residents travel to see ill relatives and attend church and social events including Elyria Memorial Hospital visits, a First Congregational dinner meeting, and a Lorain County Bee Reapers Association gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Hipf
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
W. H. Hipf
Chicago
Donald Felds
Grafton Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lierd Smith
North Olive Street
Lawrence McClure
Lila June
Gideons
Missouri
Ben Kn
Mary Bagrell
Middle Avenue
Meetings Rollin E Hinkson Post and Auxiliary Session
Meetings of Rollin E Hinkson Post and Auxiliary held in regular session Friday evening. The Americanization program will be postponed to a later date. LaPorte Ladies Aid Society to meet at Mrs. Alice Myers home Wednesday. Dinner served by group four at noon. Group three to lead the program with Helen Osborn as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin E. Hinkson Post and Auxiliary
YWCA Gym Hosts Penny Carnival by Middle Steps
The YWCA gymnasium held a penny carnival with fortune telling, a miniature circus, profile drawings, and skill games. Entrants paid a penny per foot of height. committee members included Betty Schaefer and Helen Zechman. junior assistants staffed booths and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eymessium
Betty Schaefer
Helen Louise Zechman
Jane McGuiry
Sadie Vie Wurts
Clara Louise Ramser
Betty Maynard
Vivian Smith
Faith Starkey
Betty Schnauerer
Siaddle Steps
Charlotte Niven
Miss Holly
Bon Voyage Party Honors Elyria Couple
A bon voyage party honored Elyria residents Mr. and Mrs. Victor DeFazio as they plan a May departure for a three month Italy trip aboard the U S Rex. Hosts Dominic DeFazio and guests from Elyria and Cleveland attended at the O P S model kitchen in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor DeFazio
Dominic DeFazio
Lorain
Mary Schumar
Elyria
E. J. Stankard
D. A. Baird
C. C. Day
Edward Hackett
R. W. Hancock
H. E. Birch
C. J. Helfrich
W. T. Parsch
DeFazio
Pictures From Europe Shown At Junior Club Meeting
Ralph Murbach presented pictures of a European trip at the Junior Friendship Club meeting in the YWCA parlors. A May third session will include a business meeting and officer election for sophomores and book mending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Murbach
Junior Friendship Club
Junior Friendship Clubs
Naomia Davis
Class To Fete Mothers At Methodist Home Event
Susanna Wesley class of the 1st Methodist church held an evening at Mrs. Neva Thompson's home on Middle Avenue. Fifteen members attended with teacher Mrs. J L Mathis and guests Mrs. Dorothy Payne and Miss Margaret Jenkins. Prizes in bunco were won by Mrs. Clrabell Smith Mrs. Doris Beal and Mrs. J L Mathis. The mother daughter banquet is set for Monday May 17 at the church. Refreshments were served and a next gathering is planned at Mrs. Margaret Hollis's Riverdale Court home for a thre en supper Monday May 23.
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Neva Thompson
Ruth Timms
Susanna Wesley
1St Methodist Church
Middle Avenue
J. L. Mathis
Dorothy Payne
Margaret Jenkins
Bunco
Clarabel Smith
Doris Beal
Margaret Hollis
Riverdale Court
Girl Scouts Plan Bake Sale And Programs
G S Plan Program inspection of Girl Scouts opened the meeting at the American Legion Home. 2nd class Scouts answered questions. Bake and candy sale planned for Friday April 24. A program to be presented at the Elyria Home for the Aged. Deborah Silsbee Betty Van Dyke and Wanda Schmitgens to attend the G B Conference at Oberlin Saturday morning. Minuet practiced and games learned. Good night Circle and Taps closed the meeting.
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American Legion
Elyria
Deborah Silsbee
Betty van Dyke
Wanda Schmitgens
Oberlin
Goodnight Circle
Taps
Segnatta Club Dines Privately at Genevieve Gutowski Home
The Segnatta club held a regular meeting with a tureen dinner at Miss Genevieve Gutowski’s home. Frances Kelling received a birthday gift and Jane Gutowski, just back from the hospital, was given flowers. A theatre party followed. the group will meet May 3 at Mary Jo Bierek’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segnatta Club
Genevieve Gutowski
Frances Kelling
Jane Gutowski
Mary Jo Bierek
Thirty Girl Scouts Meet for Formation and Social Activities
Thirty Girl Scouts of the Cardinal Troop gathered at the Second Congregational church on Monday afternoon led by June Ross for formation and inspection. Activities included minstrel group with Miss Bartter, Tenderfoots study of wild flowers for second class nature work, and folk dancing. A May 1 breakfast is planned in Cascade Park and a troop birthday party is set for next Monday. Grace Jenne, Joyce Maddox, Marian Hunter, Mary Agnes Welsh and Doris Leatherman will attend the Older Girl's Conference. The Young People at St Andrew's Church discussed Defeats. A tureen supper is planned before next Sunday’s meeting in the Guild Room with hymns and a party planned for May 7 in the Sunday School rooms.
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Cardinal
Second Congregational Church
Ross Innhharge
Miss Bartter
Cascade Park
Grace Jenne
Joyce Maddox
Marian Hunter
Mary Agnes Welsh
Doris Leatherman
St. Andrew's Church
L. Minch
Committees Meet of Lorain County Young Women’s GOP
Executive committees met at Miss Mildred Fowls’s home on Glendale court for routine business. They reviewed the bridge party plans set for April 26 at the O P S building Lorain and adjourned with a refreshment course. The next committee meeting will be held in Lorain in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Young Women’s Republican Club
Mildred Fowls
Glendale Court
Lorain
Mar
Mrs Knowles Birthday Surprise At Home On Shawville Road
Mrs E M Knowles was surprised by thirty five relatives and friends from Columbia North Eaton Lakewood Elshna Oberlin and Ridgeville who gathered on Shawville road to celebrate her fiftieth birthday A traveling bar was presented and Priorvhie and Pedro entertained plus Paul Gutman psychist and A G Evans reader. Late dessert served. Honor Six Birthdays At Elyria Home For The Re cd Mrs Tda Turner Harriet Shields C FE Gilbert Leona Kerr Mary Young Edwin Clark honored at noon birthday dinner with Reverend and Mrs Karl Meister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Knowles
Columbia
North Eaton
Lakewood
Elshna
Oberlin
Ridgeville
Shawville Road
Elyria
Rced
Karl P. Meister
Tda Turner
Harriet Shields
C. FE. Gilbert
Leona Kerr
Mary Young
Edwin Clark
Martin Hosting Grandson Tommy Hallauer Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs C A Martin entertained Monday evening at Murray Ridge for their grandson Tommy Hallauer on his first birthday. A social evening featured many gifts. Guests included Mr and Mrs J W Wallauer Mr and Mrs Paul Talarsa Mr and Mrs Fred Latteman and daughter Mary Vivian Mr and Mrs Tom Hallauer.
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C. A. Martin
Tommy Hallauer
Murray Ridge
Tommy
Gues
J. W. Wallauer
Paul Talarsa
Fred Latteman
Vivian
Tom Hallauer
Birthday surprise for Lea Schnore at Thirteenth Street home
A group of friends surprised Lea Schnore on Thirteenth Street last evening for his birthday. Cards and a luncheon followed the surprise, and a telegram of birthday congratulations was received by Mr Schnore. The guests presented him with a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Shnore
Thirteenth Street
Schnore
iLicenses Alex Molnar Jr and Margaret Csutoras
The two Lorain residents Alex Molnar Jr, 24, and Margaret Csutoras, 27, obtained licenses as clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Molnar, Jr
Lorain
Margaret Csutoras
Calendar of Tonight's Local Club and Church Meetings
Tonight features a packed schedule across Cleveland area groups. Missionary Society at U P Church, Daughters of Scotia card party, Republican Women at Elyria Club, Round Table led by Mrs Myles Perry, multiple church classes, Tae Wa Si and Hy Lo Bridge clubs, Mary Martha and Truth Seekers events, Eagles Auxiliary officers, Knights of Pythias rank conferrals, a Damon and Pythias play, Jolly Eight Bunco, K Lo gathering at The Gables, social hosts including Carol Christman, plus Ladies and Professional groups meeting at Y W C A and various lodges and church dinners.
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Boys Missionary Society of
U. P. Church
Daughters of Scotia
Republican Women's Club
Elyria
U. P
Anderson Home
Forest Street
Zhonta
2Nd Congregational
Eagles Auxiliary
Knights of Pythias
Page
Cleveland Lodse
Damon
Pythias
Jolly Eight
Bunco
Ralph Betz
Cleveland Street
K-Lo
the Gables
Paul Pats
Itsings
Carol Christman
S. P.m. Gaiety
Josephine Trombetta
18Th Street
Sisloc
Betty MacDowell
Cascade Street
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Queen Esthers
M. E. Church
Barons
Ted Geitsey
9Th Street
Beacon Light
St. Paul's
Fidelis
Lorain
United American Mechanics
Wurst Hall
Methodist Church
Warren Wright
Woodland
Trustees
United Presbyterian Church
Six Guests At Meeting Of B B B Club
Mrs G Schaeffer hosted the B B B club at 259 Kenyon Court with six guests including Mrs Sheppard Mrs Butz and Miss Doris Schaefer. Thirty three games of balance were played with prizes to Miss Margaret Schaefer first Mrs Butz second and Mrs Sam Avery Sr low. Special prize went to Mrs William Menschein. Bluebell sisters gave gifts and Mrs Sam Avery Jr received a wedding anniversary gift. New bluebell sisters were drawn. A luncheon followed served by the Schaefer sisters. The group meets again in two weeks at 636 Clark Street with Mrs William Cook.
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G. Schaeffer
Kenyon Court
B. B. B. Club
Sheppard
Butz
L. Hirth
Witt
Doris
Margaret Schaefer
Sam Avery
William Menschein
Schaefer
William Cook
Clark Street
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing Names
Admissions include Harry Workman Mansfield Mrs Harvey Gallatin Wellington Mrs Donald Fields R D No 2 Robert Johnson Brunswick Walter Jenkins 1311 East Ave Miss Geneva Shinsker 220 Chestnut St Mrs Robert Oldfield 469 Kenyon Ave Lee Greenwald Lorain Booker Dick erson No 5 Shearat James Miller St Augustine Fla Dorothy Dietsche 266 Marseilles Ave. Discharges include Mrs Mary Baswell 5290 Middle Ave Mrs Hollis Whitmore 236 Bell Ave Mrs Alex Kakos baby girl R D No 3 Mrs Frank Greszler baby boy 715 W River St Mrs Philip White 911 East Ave Mildred Rhoades 197 Mound St Mrs Charles Parker 332 Oxford
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Harry Workman
Mansfield
Harvey Gallatin
Wellington
Donald Fields
R. D
Robert Johnson
Brunswick
Walter Jenkins
East Ave
Geneva Shinsker
Chestnut St
Robert Oldfield
Kenyon Ave
Lee Greenwald
Lorain
Booker Dickerson
Shearat
James Miller
St. Augustine
Fla
Dorothy Dietsche
Marseilles Ave
Mary Bas
U. P. Men's League Elects Officers for New Year
The United Presbyterian church Men s Missionary League held its first meeting of the year and elected officers led by President D S Scott and Vice President Roy Ramage. Secretary T R Paeth and Treasurer J E Barber were also chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men‘s Missionary League of United Presbyterian Church
D. S. Scott
Roy Ramage
F. Paeth
J. E. Barber
League
Faith of Our Fathers
Robert Davies
G. A. Brown
W. L. Thornburg
Herbert Cooke
Lakewood
Elyria
T. F. Sellers
Elyria Bachelor Club Meeting Plans Summer Vacation
The Elyria Bachelor club met at Charles McVey's Fourth street home for a general business meeting. Plans for a summer vacation were discussed and games were played with refreshments served. Milton Law and Hugh Sudro joined the club. The next meeting will be at Frank Bolinski's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Bachelor Club
Charles McVey
Fourth Street
Milton Law
Hugh Sudro
Frank Bolinski
Charmes Town in North East France Home to 4100 People
Charmes is an industrial town in northeast France with a population reported at 4100 residents. The description notes its role in local industry and regional placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charmes
France
Men Plan Meetings at Second Congregational Church
A business session by the Men's Brotherhood at Second Congregational church discussed plans for the summer and announced a fish fry in late May. The evening concluded with shuffleboard and refreshments served by a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Brotherhood
Second Congregational Church
Seven-seven Club Holds Meeting at Nancy Crisp Home
Members of the 7-7 club met at Nancy Crisp's home on Denison yesterday. After a pleasant gathering, light refreshments were served and the group planned to meet again in two weeks at Shirley Green's home on East River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Crisp
Denison
Shirley Green
East River Street
Hastings bribery trial and land petitions linked to India visits
The Hastings bribery case from the governor general era is recalled as the Maharajah of Benares petitions the Prince of Wales in 1906 to restore lands taken by Hastings. The author expects a similar appeal to the new king during an India visit after his coronation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Hastings
India
King George As Prince of Wales
Maharajah of
Benares
Hastings
Reunion of Councils R and AM of the Fourth Arch at Bucyrus
Reunion of Councils R and . AM of the Fourth Arch at Bucyrus Wednesday April 21 with dinner at 6 p m and work at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Elyria Woman's Club
P.H. Schults
New County Dramatic Association
Elyria 2Nd Congregasional
Church of Christ
United Brethren
Baptist
St. John’s
Waa Rac Toe
Mark Willis
Baldwin-Wallace College
Alpha Kappa Sigma Sorority
Eighth Street
Robert Schumer
Youngstown
Roland Osborn
Robert Nelson
Willard Gram
J. Stillinger
East Cleveland
Virginia Pappe
Margaret Black
Edgar Pearce
Meiwrnhers
Meimpers
John Poplar
Elsrna Avenue
Mary Flanagan
West Virginia
Havana
Rovevelt
Sarly
New York City
Elyria Business College
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J.C. Linville
Junction City
Ohio
Mr. Linville
L. Bailey
Plymouth
First Contre National Church
Batley
Georgia Sutton
Donna
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Bee Riddell
Denison Avenue
Mr. Riddell
Spencer Manuacturing Co
Spencer
Joseph Hall
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
James Bramwell
Neuter Court
Bee Keepers Meet
E. J. Ernst
Amheret
RB. E. Blacksell
Kinton
Canton Lorain No. 63
Lamies Auchhary No. Il
Berger
Minnie Matham
Chevalier Ray Matham
Y. W. C. A. Gymnasium
Middle
iLicenses
the Brown Company
Todi St
U. P. Men's League
G. R
Elyria Coach Co
W. Broad
Carek, Florist
Eryka Say
Merfield
L. M. Merrow
United Accessory Shop
Middle Ave
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