Evening church events and social gatherings listed
Tonight events include reception for Dr and Mrs BE at 7 30 new pastor at First Methodist Episcopal church and honoring new members. Silver tea at Lake avenue home of Mrs Emma Scheuneman. Circles meet at Bond street and 503 Lake avenue. Evangelical Women’s Union at St Paul’s at 2.00. Junior Maccabees and YWCA Fellowship discuss opera. Church groups, minstrel show, and Sunday School party for 60 per centers 7 to 9.00. Club meetings and dinners noted with dates and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Second Congregational Church
Emma Scheuneman
Lake Avenue
Circle No
St. Paul's Church
Fred Schroeder
Bond Street
Evangelical Women's Union
G. Club
Bessie Youngman
West Street
Zonta
Mildred Neufer
Woodworth
Woman's Club
Sons of Union Veterans’ Auxiliary
Hospital and DeMolay Notes Highlight Cleveland Area
Admissions list includes Fred Diehl Jack son Hotel Bertha Philpott Roger Sties Shirley Stedman and Chris Senninges with addresses on Cleveland street Lodi street Bucyrus and R D No 3 Discharges note Mrs Floyd Hel rich a baby girl and Mrs James Chesmar 351 Columbus street Also DAVID NYE CHAPTER TO HAVE INSPECTION THIS EVENING as DeMolay initiates candidates under Cleveland District Deputy William Krippendorf at Odd Fellows building at 8 00 p m A birthday party for Audrey Grace McGowen on Kenyon avenue reports thirty children attending A St Clair Rebekah Lodge meeting notes two membership applications read three balloted upon charter dropped for Sarah Hull and Anna Smith Initiating planned at next meeting program included cantons drill piano solo vocal items and a mayoral talk The next meeting set for two weeks hence Confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Diehl
Jackson Hotel
Bertha Philpott
Cleveland Street
Roger Sties
Lodi Street
Shirley Stedman
Bucyrus
Chris Senninges
R. D
Floyd Helrich
Frinceton
James Chesmar
Columbus Street
David Nye
David J. Nye
Cleveland
William Krippendorf
Odd Fellows Building
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Sarah Hull
Anna Smith
Canton
Singing of America
Agnes Erickson
Anna L
Cassia Richards
Odd Fellows Lodge
Chrysanthemum Club Meets at Mrs Kipp's Home
Mrs Walter Kipp hosted the Chrysanthemum Club on Tenth Street with card games and prizes for Mrs Alfred Schultz and Mrs O Bachus. Refreshments followed. The next gathering is set for Mrs Armin Schroeder's residence on Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kipp
Chryseanthemum Club
Tenth Street
Alfred Schultz
O. Bachus
Local society notices and visits span several towns
Edith Henry healing after Elyria Clinic treatment. West River street resident recovers well. Dr. Mark A Abbe hosts guests including John Smiley Frank Housterman Ida Lee Moore and Ruth Sprague from Brecksville and Cleveland. Nina Baker Alicia Stofer head to Delaware Ohio for Ohio Wesleyan events. A C Werner Amherst and William Cory Elyria hosts guests. Ward Leppers to Warren for funeral. G E Weller visits Amherst. A B Giles from Peoria Illinois stays with son M A Giles. Mary and Martha Class plan a 6:30 supper at First Methodist Friday for members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smiley
Frank Housterman
Ida Lee Moore
Cleveland
Ruth Sprague
Brecksville
Mark A. Abbe
Nina Baker
Alica Stofer
Delaware
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
A. C. Werner
Amherst
William Cory
Elyria
Ward Leppers
Warren
Community Notices and Social Updates in Elyria Area
Residents attend mid-year institute events in Elyria. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Russel Blodgett and Roger Lee, plus Mrs Cooley in Brook Park. Local dances and social events listed with times and prices. Chestnut Ridge widening surveyors advance work near Hoot road.
Circle No 3 Elects Officers at Luncheon Meeting
Eleven members and two guests of Circle No 3 of the First Congregational church met at Mrs. S. F. Basinger’s home on Ohio street for a luncheon. Nominating committee named officers: Yeager chair. Basinger vice chair. Post secretary. Platner treasurer. Shaw program. Thomas hospitality. Moise flower. Next meeting June 15 at James Thomas garden. no May meeting. Porter families and Circle No 2 also held meetings with officers elected and reviews of The House Beautiful and The Magnificent Obsession. Several residents hosted and pledges of picnics, bridge parties, and teas outlined for upcoming dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
H. F. Smith
Howe Street
A. W. Peters
Hattie Saunders
Q. K. Manning
Sunshine
Paul Richards
George Day
Africa
Eric Chapman
Wolfited Bowdier
Circle No. 3
S. F. Basinger
Ohio Street
C. H. Yeager
G. Shaw
Will Thomas
T. L. Moise
S. G. Shaw
Adele Brown
Pollock
James Thomas
Columbus Street
George C. Martin
Eastwerp Heights Boulevard
C. J. Robinson
Ralph Standen
A. O. Thomas
S. Latimer
Circle No. 2
H. &. Hoover
Lloyd Douglass
W. F. Bell
Jeanette Sheppard
Mesdames
Frank Wharton
Paul Wharton
A. H. West
Clyde Wright
R. L. Stearns
A. TE. Schulve
If. Wilder
Methodist Circle No 2 Meets At Mrs Terrell Home
Mrs BE H Terrell hosted Circle No 2 of the Methodist church at 208 East Broad Street yesterday. Eighteen members and four guests attended a tureen luncheon, followed by a short business session and a social. The circle adjourned to meet on May 18 at George Johnsons Park Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. H. Terrell
Blaine
Piano Recital by Gladys Parmelee West Pupils at Day's Music Store
Piano pupils of Gladys Parmelee West performed last evening at Day's Music Store Studios with solos and duets. A trumpet trio provided two numbers. The program featured works by Nevin, Mozart, Dvorak, Chaminade, and more, performed by Eleanor Highgate, Irene Upton, Dorothy Harley, Betty Herrick, Harold Berson, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Parmelee West
Music Store
Venetian Lote
Nevin
Eleanor Highgate
Irene Upton
Bilbro
Elizabeth Benham
Crerpy
Paulene Larrance
Hilbro
Dorothy
Arbutus — Davis
Harriet Sandrock
Gaynor
Frog Pond
McKrip
Pound Lilies—Crawford
Bobby Herrick
Crawford
Louise Proper
Chaminade
Trene Upton
Willa Bliss
Jis—Wright
Dorothy Christman
Wright
Jane Davies
Sweet Briar
Trawford
Sue Calhoun
Robert Lee
Oliver Townsend
William Lersch
Adams
Melodrin
F —Rubenstein
Doris Cain
Hungary
Koelling
Amaryllis — Ghres
Jack Elton
Morals of Tomorrow reviewed at Circle 4 meeting
Circle 4 of the First Congregational church met at Mrs. James Van Dixen’s home with Mrs. Otto Greene presiding. The devotion titled Finding God Through Our Trees was read. A May Breakfast event was planned for May 4 with Dean Graham to speak, a nominating committee formed, and Mrs. A da Agate, Mrs. Adams, and Miss Bullock serving. Mrs. Swartz reviewed Dr. Sorkman’s Morals of Tomorrow, and 26 members attended with a strong treasury increase of 39 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 4
First Congregational Church
James van Dixen
Middle Avenue
Otto Greene
Tomr
Women's Association
Dean Graham
A. da. Agate
Adams
Wonder Club Hosts and Club Activities Recap
Mrs. C. E. Knapp hosted the Wonder Club on Broad Street with a six oclock dinner for ten. Pink sweet peas adorned the table and sewing and card games were enjoyed. The Friendship Club of the W CA met with nominating committee members appointed for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Knapp
Wonder Club
Broad Street
Nettie Woodrutt
Fourth -Trent
Church Ladies Plan Kitchen Shower At Emmanuel Juntheran
Eleven members and two guests of the Ladies Aid Society gathered at the church for a regular meeting. Mrs Panlhaber and Mrs Christie hosted. A kitchen shower is set for Friday evening, and a rummage sale is planned for late May. John Madison of South Olive Street marks his ninety third birthday today with a brief walk near his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emamnuel Juntheran Church
R. W. Panlhaber
Christie
John Madison
South Olive Street
Mrs J Fitch Hosts Methodist Circle Meeting
Circle No 9 of the Methodist church met with Mrs R J Fitch on Cornell avenue yesterday afternoon. President Mrs Howard Miller led devotionals as Mrs C M Ackerman spoke. A duet by Mrs Fitch and Mrs Keith Brown followed by a solo sung by Mrs H H Gregg and a reading by Wilda Foreman closed the program. Refreshments were served by Mrs Fitch with Mrs Keith Brown assisting. The next meeting will be at Mrs Chanp Man on Seventh street in one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. G. Jasper
Daughters of St. Andrew's
J. H. Wehrhoffen
Park Avenue
Redhead
A. . Giles
Peoria
Illinois
Frank Miles
D. Halverson
Circle No
Methodist Church
R. J. Fitch
Cornell Avenue
Howard Miller
C. M. Ackerman
Reverend Burners Attend Susan Rawson Funeral
Reverend and Mrs W J Burner of Warren Ohio were in the city yesterday for the funeral services of the late Mrs Susan Rawson. L F Shoot of Youngstown recently visited Mr and Mrs J E Maynard. Maynard will attend a Grand Opera performance in Cleveland tonight. Betty Nilsen left for Delaware Ohio to be a weekend guest of Miss Harriett Luther. Nilsen and Robert McWilliams will present Romeo and Juliet and As You Like It in an oratorical contest at Ohio Wesleyan University. Robert McWilliams and Jay Hovenstine will be guests at Phi Delta Theta House in Delaware to compete in oratorical honors Friday. Elyrians have learned of the death of Howard Malotte killed in a Los Angeles auto accident. he was widower of Maude War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Burner
Warren
Ohio
Susan Rawson
L. F. Shoot
Youngstown
J. E., Maynard
Middle Avenue
Will Hall
East Broadstreet
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Betty Nilsen
Delaware
Harriett Luther
Harriett Luther. Miss Nilsen
Robert McWilliams
Ohio Wesleyan University
Jay Hovenstine
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Elyrians
Howard Malotte
Los Angeles
Mwe
Misa Maude
Nomination Panel Named for Lorain Veterans Group
A committee to select officers for the Lorain County Veterans Association for the coming year has been named. It includes Joseph Metzler of Elyria as chairman, with Thomas Faber of Lorain, M Schaeffer of Amherst, John Brieman of Amherst, and Herbert H. Reep of Wellington. Offices include chairman, vice chairs, secretary, treasurer, sergeant at arms, and chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Veterans Association
Joseph Metzler
Elyria
Thomas Faber
Lorain
M. Schaeffer
Amherst
John Brieman
Herbert H. Reep
Wellington
Sermoant-At
Percy Rockefeller Subpoenaed in Senate Probe
Washington April 21 Percy Rockefeller a leading figure in finance has been subpoenaed to appear before the Senate Banking and Currency Committee investigating short selling by reputed Bear raiders The name appeared just before today s inquiry led by William A Gray special attorney The panel also questioned Richard Whitney NYSE president who provided a long list of suspects Matthew Brush of New York was later reported subpoenaed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Percy Rockefeller
Financial America
Senate Banking and Currency Conrmittee
Matthew Brush
Brush
New Yorker
Reverend Mapfe Heads to Springfield for Bible Conferences
Rev. C. C. Mapfe left last Thursday for Springfield Illinois to conduct a series of Bible conferences. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Austin and family spent Sunday in Cleveland. Mrs. Mary Dietrich of Elyria spent several days the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Mapfe
Springfield
Charles Austin
Cleveland
Mary Dietrich
Elyria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church of Christ Sunday Schooles
Order of DeMolar
Clan Robertson No
Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge
Rica
Les Amites
Elizabeth, Rich
Sixteenth Street
Eleanor Copas
Theresa Manzo
Miss Rich
Oberlin
Mugwumps
Migs Karen Nielsen
Httle
Audrey Grace McGowen
Kenyon Avenue
Chrysanthemum
Armin Schroeder
Nock
West River Street
Edith Henry
la Grange Road
Elyria Clinic
Mary
Martha
First Methodist Church
Henry Nieding
H. Nieding
Gotobed
Rottenheryog
Maingy
Addlebad
King’s Daughters of
M. E. Church
Elyria Eagles
Lmagles Hall
E. Oberlin Community Clairch
FE. Carlisle School
Hlyria Saw, & Trust
Omacle Three
Mbsch, Yeager AB
W. G. Jasper
D. B. VanNatta
East Broad Street
Garford Parent Teacher Association
R. BE. MacDonald
RR. D Oldfield
William Cook
Clark Street
High Hat Bunco Club
Dorothy Murbach
Dorothy Murdoch
Brandston Avenue
Doris Swindling
Harwood Street
Mrs. Scott
G. W. Scott
Dewey Avenue
C. E. Bedford
Rayfield
DR. Lockman
Friendship Club
Ht. J. Fitch
Methodist
Thelma Todd
Frederics Vita
Myrtelle
Carpenter's Beauty Parlor
Broad
the Brown Co
Paper Merchants
Dennison
Ryan
Wildercraft
Psidlo Central Book Store
Reublin Bros
Specia
Lorain County
Idaho
Reublin
Florida
Pies Murphys Oil & Wiggs Cleaner
Thorobred
San Clara
Chronicle-Telegram
the Fay Company
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