Galaxy Club Dances Plans For May 22 Event In Lorain
Elyria Galaxy Club members visited Mrs. Walter Boroski of 1110 Eleventh Street Lorain to finalize plans for the May 22 Galaxy Club dance at the American Legion Home on Ohio Street. About 100 couples expected with bridge prizes awarded to Dorothy Banker Mary Helfrich and Ora Champion. Refreshments featured rose colored table settings. Mary Helfrich, hostess cousin, attended as a guest. Next meeting set for May 2 at Eleanor Hillmer’s Park Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galaxy Club
Elyria
Walter Boroski
Eleventh Street
Lorain
American Legion
Ohio Street
Bridge
Dorothy Banker
Mary Helfrich
Ora Champion
Eleanor Hillmer
Park Avenue
Missionary Talk at St John’s Aid Society Meeting
Reverend Armin Schroecer spoke at St John’s Aid Society in the auditorium on Third street. About forty ladies attended and the mite box opening was highlighted. Music came from the primary department children. Mrs Clyde Hamlin and Mrs Malcolm Ehrke hosted the social hour. Future hosts for the day of sewing are Mrs Bertha Peters and Mrs Charles Koehn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armin Schroecer
St. John’s Aid Society
Third Street
Clyde Hamlin
Malcolm Ehrke
Bertha Peters
Charles Koehn
Mrs Bert Wise Hosts Church Ladies Luncheon
Mrs Bert Wise hosted Division C of the Church of Christ at her Twelfth street home yesterday for a tureen luncheon with twenty four members and five visitors. Mrs W C Fowler led the devotional hour and Mrs James Smith chaired the business session. Games and contests followed. Mrs Barr of Olive street will hostess on May eighteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Wise
Church of Christ
Twelfth Street
W. C. Fowler
James Smith
Barr
Olive Street
Spanish War Veterans muster day observed with services
The annual muster day of the Spanish War Veterans was observed by services last night by the Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary at the R. of C. Hall with a fine attendance. Commander Emil T. Struck opened the meeting and introduced George Colburn who led the program. Wayne Garland's juvenile orchestra performed selections and a banjo solo. Guy B. Findley gave a talk on Its Cause and Result. Mrs. Forrest Scott read On Being Clinied and Susan Barton's Confession. Virginia Southam urged active cooperation of War Veterans and their auxiliaries. The next Ladies Sewing Circle meeting is at Mrs. William Hyman 127 Oak street on Thursday April 27 at 1 20 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth
R. of C. Hall
Emil T. Struck
George Colburn
Wayne Garland
Jim Tite
Pete McDaniels
Junior Hayles
Donald
Susan Barton
Virginia Southam
Struck
Ladies’ Sewing Circle
William Hyman
Oak Street
Burke-Hurd wedding tied at St Agnes Church
Miss Eleanor Burke daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Burke Hillsdale court wed Harlan Hurd son of Ward of this city at St Agnes church Rev Furey officiated. Attendants were Geraldine Burke and Robert Burke. The couple planned a southward trip and future home in Oberlin after May first. both graduates of Elyria High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Burke
John H. Burke
Hillsdale Court
Harlan Hurd
St. Agnes’ Church
Furey
Brissell
Geraldine Burks
Robert Burke
Hurd
Oberlin
Elyria High School
Au Korants Club Holds Kid Party at Delores Resar Home
Members gathered at Miss Delores Resar's East River street home for a costume themed kid party with games. Prizes went to Rose Davidson Mona Bennett Rosella Ewers and Rebecca Smith for high scores and Velda Davidson Clara Green and Arline Stall for consolation. A luncheon followed. The next meeting is set for Rebecca Smith's East River Forest on Mar fra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Korants Club
Delores Resar
East River Street
Rose Davidson
Mona Bennett
Rosella Ewers
Rebecca Smith
Velda Davidson
Clara Green
Arline Stall
East River
Mar Fra
Elyria High School Alumni Plan Reunion Programs
Officers of the Elyria High School Alumni Association met at Miss Margaret Edwards home to plan anniversary reunions on Alumni Day June 9. Frank E. Stevens presided as president with J B Thomas present as secretary. class reps for 1898 1908 1913 1925 and 1928 attended January and June sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School Alumni Association
Margaret Edwards
Tenth Street
Frank E. Stevens
J. B. Thomas
William Bell
Grace Jackson
Lizzie Hahn
Fred Young
Edwin Keyes
Kenneth Boylan
Winifred Flatt
Earl l Lautenechleger
Mabel Hart
Gertrude Hoton
Charles Daney
Henry Ingersoll
Frank Witerd Frogiess
Alumni Association
American Legion Bridge Party Fourth in Series
The American Legion Auxiliary hosted the fourth in a series of bridge parties at the gaily decorated Balcom. Twenty seven bridge tables awarded prizes to Mrs. Paul Collins, Mrs. Carl Cur tis, Miss Marjie Samar, Mrs. Wir sham, Mr. Richwine, Sr. Ed Herzog, Lawrence Chapman and Walter Fernman. Bunco tables awarded prizes to Elizabeth Agate Delores Haladay J Stanislawsky Fred Meinke and M Mariger. Special prize of tulips went to Mrs. Edith Hearne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Paul Collins
Carl Curtis
Marjie Samar
Wirsham
Richwine
Ed Herzog
Lawrence Chapman
Walter Fernman
Elizabeth Agate
Delores Haladay
J. Stanislawsky
Fred Meinke Ard M. Mariger
Fred Hadaway
Wm. Sudro
Martin Heubner
Anne Bailey
Nan Ferron
Foster Dirlim
Hugh Amidon
Edith Hearne
Religion and Life Sermon at Sunday Service
Rev. John G. Koontz delivers the Sunday morning sermon on Religion and Life. A sermonette for youth, special music, and vocal, violin, and piano solos are planned. The Junior Choir, under Miss Andrews, will sing the morning anthem. Service begins 10 15 with 201 attendees last week and Sunday School at 11 15. Young People’s Fellowship Hour at 7 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Koontz
Christman
Ridgeville
Mildred Brevoort
Elyria
Agnes DeLord
Miss Andrews
Circle No 6 First Methodist guest day program
Yesterday was guest day for Circle No 6 of the First Methodist church. After a noonday luncheon, a program followed in the church parlors with Miss Helen Oscorn speaking on the Mediterranean. Mrs. Wilfred Bowdler and Mrs. M. F. Elliott sang solos, Mrs. Clarence Beavell accompanied on piano, and Mrs. Virgil Waite played violin for Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 6
First Methodist Church
Helen Oscorn
Wilfred Bowdler
M. F. Elliott
Clarence Beavell
Virgil Waite
Elliott
Methodist church meeting notes and future plans
The Methodist group met yesterday afternoon at Denison Avenue with Mrs. IL D. Klee in charge of devotion. They discussed business matters, planned for a Tuesday breakfast, and noted staffing by Mrs. VT. B. Sheldon and Dr. C. B. Simkins. An Ames party at Jane Tiaies 425 East Avenue entertained attendees with games supervised by Ruth Gates and councilor Vies Ruth Gates. The next meeting is set for May 3 at Beverly Wright’s Correll Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Chien
IL. D. Klee
Denison Avenue
VT. B. Sheldon
C. B. Simkins
Je. Ames
Jane Tiaies
East Avenue
Tis
Jobesta Howenstine
Betts Wilber
Jener Smith
Dorothy Jenkins
Beverly Wright
Jape Davies
Marian Eilig
Vies
Ruth Gates
Bevery Wright
Correll Avenue
Zonta Class Hosts Banco Game At Second Congregational
Members of the Zonta class at the Second Congregational church met at Gertrude Storre’s home. President Elsie Delsfield led a business meeting followed by banco with high score prize won by Jean Gaetz. Next gathering set for May 5 hosted by Florence Hecork and Florian Hanenstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Gertrude Storre
Elsie Delsfield
Banco
Jean, Gaetz
Florence Hecork
Florian Hanenstein
Elyria Man Marries Cleveland Woman In Holy Cross Ceremony
Carl Manzo of Elyria wed Miss Rita Duffner of Cleveland at Holy Cross Church in Cleveland. The 10 a.m. ceremony featured bridesmaids Misses Theresa Duffner and Carrie Manzo, with Frank Manzo as best man and ushers present. The couple planned a two week trip to Washington, D C and Virginia before settling at 432 Kenyon Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross
Cleveland
Carl Manzo
Man
Elyria
Rita Duffner
A. A. Duffner
Cie
Gardenia
Carrie Manzo
Regnatz
Mrs
A. B. Cochrane
Arthur L. Robson
Auxiliary Honor Event At Six Oclock In G Afri Ha
The large run of v77 encircled the Sons of Urom Veterans and guests as the Auxiliary to the Sons of Veterans hosted an evening in G Afri Ha. The event honored Ma bel Thobaben with inspection duties and featured a flower march and remarks from leaders including Mrs. Thobaben and Mrs. Jessie Coniam. The next meeting is set for May fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urom
Mabel Thobaben
Airotte Department
Patricrstrantor
Cleveland
O.i
Thobaber
Raley
Thobanen
Ohio
Marty Haze
Caratoza
Mason Smith Department
Myers
Lookout Camp Auxilary
Thovaac
Henry Stevick
Henry P. Chapman Camp
Florence Holcomb
Daughters of Union Veterans
Charlotte Lewis
Woman's Relief Corps
Charles Abbey
Ida Riley
Anna Barnes
Louise Goodman
Alfred Bates
Sons of Veterans
Helen Coniam
Kaley
Mexico City
Stevgick
Alfred Btes
Goodman
Stevick
Jessie Coniam
Autillary
Thoba
Witnesses at First Baptist preach on What Thinks of Christ
Five witnesses presented at First Baptist Church last evening by Time Neigh bour on the subject What Think Us of Christ. Neighbours spoke of Christ as the Son of God and cited works that prove the Father sent him. The service included songs and a simple reception for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
First Baptist Church
Christ
Neighbours
John
Audrey Grace McGown Celebrates Ninth Birthday Dinner
Mrs. H. H. McGown hosted a two o clock dinner at her Kenon Avenue home honoring her daughter Audrey Grace on her ninth birthday. Twelve guests attended with yellow and green decorations. Guests included Mars Joe Keres Lottie Smith Norma Herrick Thelma Pixles Jessie EBaptiste Sarley Arne McGowiin Genevieva Minch Hattie Dawhurst Sarah Siegel Marian Horrill and Margery Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. McGown
Kenon Avenue
Sarah Siegel
Marian Horill
Margery Young
Hostess
Club Ladies Enjoy Evening At Pronesti Home
Miss Clara Dumbe entertained the C. W. L. Club at Miss Josephine Pronesti’s 1826 West Avenue home. Guests Sue Merante Mary Pronest and Edith Baldauf joined in cards dancing and a refreshment course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Dumbe
C. W. L. Club
Josephine Pronesti
West Avenue
Miss Pronest
Sue Merante
Mary Pronest
Edith Baldauf
Martha Foreman
Harvard Avenue
German Authors Subject of Study for Ninety Five Club
The Ninety Five Club completed its second year of highlighting world literature with German authors. Mrs Carol Wood Ness tess hosted a 1 PM luncheon at East Avenue home. Mrs William H Stark presented Goethe from Emil Ludwig life and Sorrows of Werther letters. Also read from Faust opera. Mrs W Henson spoke on Jean Paul Richter, author of Quintus Fixlein and Schmeltzer Goes to Flatz. Meeting planned May 4 with Mrs TM G Sharp on Washington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Wood
East Avenue
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
William H. Stark
Emil Ludwig
Goethe
Werther
Faust
W. Henson
Jean Paul Richter
Richter the Unique
Quintus Fixlein
Schmeltzer
Flatz
G. Sharp O
Washington Avenue
Chapman Camp S U V Joins Auxiliary for Inspection
The H. P. Chapman Camp Sons of Union Veterans held a brief meeting at G A R Hall and then joined the Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans for inspection and program led by Alfred Bates and Mrs Louise Goodman. An important business session is planned for May fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A R. Hall
Alfred Bates
Louise Goodman
Spring Valley Ladies Golf Association Meets for Season
The Spring Valley Ladies Golf Association will hold its first meeting of the season on Tuesday April 25 with a luncheon at one o'clock followed by a meeting to outline the season's activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Ladies Golf Association
Ladies of the
Spring Valley Golf Asociation
Northwest Mothers Study Group Meets In Sunny
The Northwest Mothers' Study group met Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Scott Lingenfelter read an article on Your Child is Superior by Grace R. Sterling and Mrs. C. H. Harding gave a recitation What Sort of a Parent Are You The Older Child and its Problems in Discipline by Afton Smith was discussed Tea was served at Jefferson school. The next meeting will be May 11 with a tureen dinner at Gates school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Mothers
Scott Lingenfelter
Grace R. Sterling
C. H. Harding
Afton Smith
Ladies of Jefferson School
Gates School
Evening church groups and club events listed
Tonight Nettie Finch Webber Club of Church of Christ meets with Mrs L A Terry at 243 Kenyon Avenue. Past Chief Pythian Sisters host party at Mrs Laura Barton’s. Kan Act Club at East Carlisle school. Lorain Counts Lutheran Men meet in Lorain. Eastern Star and Fisherman’s Club hold gatherings. Co E plans April party in Church of Christ dining room. Junior Missionary Society at UL P Church after school. Upper Room Bible class hosts a dinner and Prof Baird of Oberlin talks on Children’s Hobbies. E H S Band concert. Church of Christ members host monthly party in church study room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Finch Webber
Church of Christ
L. A. Terry
Kenyon Avenue
Laura Barton
East Carlisle School
Lorain
Order of Eastern Star
Baptist Church
Co. E
1St Cong’s
Baird
Oberlin
EL Loverty
Epnot h League Meets for Supper and Plans May Rally
The Epnot h League cabinet of the Furer Methodist church met at Kenneth Barclay’s home for a threen supper. Miss Mildred Fouls and Juselle Hubbard led dramaticals before the business session. Plans were made for the jubilee rally on May fifth and officers nominated include Marian Upp Eugene Hubbard Eleanor Dunn Arlene Birr Leonard Fowls. Election will be in May. Future aims and departmental problems were discussed. Guests for the next meeting will be Paul Thompson and Dorothy Rawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furer Methodist Church
Kenneth Barclay
Mildred Fouls
Aii Juselle Hubbard
Eluaed
Marian Upp
Eugene Hubbard
Eleanor Dunn
Arlene Birr
Leonard Fowls
Paul Thompson
Dorothy Rawson
Gulf Road P. T. A. Meeting Recaps Activities
The Gulf Road P. T. A. held a Thursday evening meeting after the regular session. Vocal selections featured four girls Wilma Bloem Velma Smith Mildred Dyer and Mildred Rabrig with Lois Youtzy at the piano. Velma Smith told a story and members’ talks closed the meeting. A May fourth event will award blue ribbons and include an art exhibit. Hot biscuits and maple syrup were served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Road P. T. A
Wilma Bloem
Velme Smith
Mildred Dyer
Mildred Rabrig
Lois Youtzy
Velma Smith
Allen PTA Plans May 4th Teacher Appreciation Party
The Allen Parent Teachers Association Executive Board and committees met Thursday afternoon at the school with Mrs O F Flint in charge. They planned entertainment and refreshments for a party honoring the teachers linked to the May 4 meeting. A Community Sing led by Harrie Stevick and acts by the Mother Singer Chorus and Miss Betty Bishop were on the program along with Aunt Judy from WGAR and the installation of new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Parent Teachers Association
O. F. Flint
Flint
Harrie Stevick
Mother Singer
Betty Bishop
Aunt Judy
WGAR
Association
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
Admissions include Alex Sebastian of 1322 West River Street and Mrs. Ralph Betz of 17 Phillips Court. Discharges list Mrs. Clarence Wolfe and a baby boy from Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Sebastian
West River Street
Ralph Betz
Phillips Court
Clarence Wolfe
Grafton
Women’s Christian Union to Meet at First Methodist
The W C T U will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 15 in the parlors of the First Methodist. Frank Hoover of Ebru Memorial Hospital will speak. Annette Otto of 25 Oxford Street is the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Frank Hoover
Ebru Memorial Hospital
Seven Tables In Play At Business and Professional Woman's Club
A party at the home of Miss Hildreth Ifecock on Denon age one featured seven tables of games. Hostess was assisted by Miss Emma Gleason, Miss Froel Inskeep, Miss Alice Gaston, and Miss Eva Mackey. Prizes went to Miss Alice McCracken, Mrs Mary Mac Neill, Miss Helen cols, and Mrs Emma Dill after a refreshment course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildreth Ifecock
Denon
Emma Gleason
Froel
Alice Gaston
Eva Mackey
Alice McCracken
Voss Mary MacNeill
Helen Cols
Emma Dill
Prominent Women of the Bible Talk at Grace Lutheran Aid Meeting
Yesterday the Ladies Aid Society of Grace Lutheran church held a social meeting. Rev F J Schumm continued his series on Prominent Women of the Bible while hostesses Mrs H Wellert and Mrs C Willard served refreshments to nineteen members. The next meeting will be a business session on May fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Grace Lutheran Church
F. J. Schumm
H. Wellert
C. Willard
Thursday Night Pals Meet At Carrie Sno ble Home
The Thursday Night Pals gathered with fifteen members present at Miss Carrie Snoble’s home at 117 Waverly Street. Four tables of hearts yielded prizes to Miss Emily Neuman and Miss Rose Kasik. Guests dressed in hard times attire enjoyed refreshments. The next meeting will be at Miss Barnara Kasik and Miss Rose Kasik’s home on Oberlin Road May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Snoble
Waverly Street
Emily Neuman
Rose Kasik
Barnara
Oberlin Road
Personality Pals Attend Old Fashioned Party at Cleveland Street
The Personality Pals met at Miss Jerry Hinkle’s Cleveland Street home on Thursday for an old fashioned party. Members wore period attire and discussed plans for a future progressive party. Jig Saw puzzles and a later refreshment break hosted by the hostess’s mother were noted. A second meeting is planned at Miss Alcs Neonen’s Tenth Street home in two weeks in the form of a Wrapper peny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Hinkle
Cleveland Street
Alcs Neonen
Tenth Street
Eighteen Members Dine At Dessert Course Meeting
Eighteen members of the Research club were entertained for a dessert course prior to the muting at the home of Mrs Pana Fox on Lake Avenue. Mrs John Hecork assisted, with two tapes shown by Vis Giese Figner and Charles Kaven spoke on Pacific Cavent topics. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs BE McRoher of Furnace Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Research Club
Pana Fox
Lake Avenue
John Hecork
Vis Giese Figner
Pusat
Charles Kaven
Pacific
Tree
Sirs
BE. J. McRoher
Furnace Street
Washington Junior High School Gathering Notice
In a brief note from the Washington Junior High area the text mentions a tureen supper hosted by the W. C A. group with skating activity. Marian Stet appears as the group leader or chairperson overseeing the event and agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. CA
Fation
DeMolay Chapter Holds Session and Degree Work
David Nye Chapter of DeMolay met in regular session at 7 30 in the evening. Herbert Young received the DeMolary degree. A planned initiation was postponed. A practice game with the Chronicle Telegram at McKinley School was set for Monday April 2 at 5 00. Meetings May to September start at eight. An invitation to a Pueblo dance was extended from the Steel City chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nye
Order of DeMolay
I. Oo QO. F. Hall
Herbert Young
Chuck Hupp
Chronicle-Telegram
McKinley School
Ralph McDonald
Pueblo
Steel City
Local Social Notes and Births Include Ellieium Guests
HIDCATS Miss Mary MacNeill visits Detroit guest Miss Iva Simmons in Lake Avenue. Births include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Otten at Elyria Memorial on April 20. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs Ralph Betz at Elyria Memorial on April 20. People visiting relatives in Elyria and Lorain, and local residents attending gatherings and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary MacNeill
Detroit
Michigan
Iva Simmons
Lake Avenue
Nellie M. Hill
R. EK. Jackson
Washington Avenue
William Gregory
West Eighth Street
Gregory
Delaware
Ohio
California
Joseph Otten
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wanda McRoberts
Glenwood Street
Thelma Zinsmeister
Lorain
Johnnie Weller
E. G. Weller
Astern Heights Boulevard
Elyria Clinic
Ralph Betz
Phillips Court
C. Ferguson Swank
Johnstown
Pennsyl
Vania
Swank
C. W. Colgan
George Street
Carol Tost
Longfellow Avenues
Sandusky
Fred Young
Young and Davis
Cleveland
Elyria, High School
Kane
Indianapolis
Indiana
T. F. Cushing
LaVerne Jesse
Arrington
George Wieseke
Harvard Avenue
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Jane Davies
Beacon Light Girls
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Hopsyey
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Steghin
Hovis & Faulhaber Eagles
Lades
Audrey Grace McGown
Clara Dumee
A. V
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Foster
Broad Street
Kroger
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Barclay Home
Gulf Road
4. Otto
Women's Association
Annette Otto
Oaford Street
Women OF Bible
Melis VT
HOVE
Dana Fox
Marcelling
Allen Bernard
David Nye Chapter
Wandercraft
Block Court St
Jimmy Darrough
Cotton Club
NEW Barn
Cascade Pavilion
Tony
M. Page
Temple Beauty Shoppe
Tony” Hara
Middle Ave
Corosan
Paie
Spring
Marlene Footwear
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