Presidents of American Legion Auxiliary honored at Spring Valley banquet
About eighty five attendees enjoyed a festive banquet hosted by the Unit at Spring Valley Chic. Mrs Lia Zeller, Afsh Di President, received special honors as past presidents were introduced and thanked for loyal service. A program of songs, speeches, and a card party followed, with guests from Lakewood Cleveland and Columbia.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Spring Valley
Lia Zelier
Afsh
Willian Hearne
Zeter
Virgil Jasper
John, Wehmbor
Robson
Auxiliary
Legion
Fred Hadawey
Rudh Hansen
Mary Helen Ko|ropos
Aux
St. Mary’s
Vienna
Harry Bogart
Gg Jasper
H. J. Austin
A. Cc. Smith
J. Eblemes
Thomas Cooley
L. A. Davis
Jasper
Davis
Louis Koloput
Zeller
Setior
Club entertainments and scout activities noted
Eleven members of the B B B club and four guests were entertained by Mrs. Harold Scrivens at her East Broad Street home. After a business session, thirty buco games yielded awards for Mrs. Wessell, Mrs. Gibbons, and Mrs. Beattie, with the club prize going to Mrs. Hiech. The next meeting is May 4 at Mrs. William Cook’s home. Two Girl Scouts from Troop 5 met at the American Legion Home to practice for Court of Awards, with a swim party planned for Friday April 24 from 4:30 to 5:34 for City G S. Outdoor games and a goodnight circle closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. B. Club
Brouse
Sam Avery
L. Ee Wessell
Relph Davies
Harold Scrivens
East Broad Street
Wessell
William Gibbons
David Beattie
Fred Hiech
William Cook
Clark Street
Girl Scouts
American Legion Home
G. S
Distinguished Visitors At K of C Smoker
Elyria Council Knights of Columbus held a smoker with music and a talk by Fr. O'Donnell of Cleveland. Deputy Frank Emslie attended. Grand Knight Richard Teasdale opened the meeting. Performers included Nora Piatt Lois Boothroyd Margsre Hart Hengesbaugh and Bill Armitage. Tap dancers Jack and Betty Wise and a comedy act by Kelly imitators entertained. a quartet led by Hebert Burns and Alan Van Wormer sang several numbers. Supper followed, with thanks to organizer John McCarthy and committee members Pat Elbe cts Thomas Southan and Thomas Finezan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council
Knights of Columbus
Fr. O'Donnell
Cleveland
Frank Emslie
Richard Teasdale
Jim A Wage
Gram
Nora Piatt
Lois Boothroyd
Margsre
Hart Stle Hengesbaugh
Bill
Bob Armitage
Leon Ke Diack
Jack
Betty Wise
Jackieister
Kelly
Hard Wand Brown
Hebert Burns
Walter Smith
Alan van Wormer
Spesh O'Donnell
Gilmer
O'Donwring
John McCarth
Pat Elbects
Thomas Southan
Thomas Finezan
Plan Card Party Brings Welsh Club Members Together
Mrs oH vy and Mrs Martin Roth hosted a Welsh Club meeting at 239 Kenner Avenue with president Mrs Howard Buker presiding. Members prepared for future events, including a March 15 card party at Mrs Roberts home, with each member to run at least one table and refreshments provided by Mrs Sweet peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenner
Martin Roth
Howard Buker
Reeder
Rocky River
Oldfeld
Roberts
Mar Sih
Robers
Wagner Program Highlights Club Afternoon
A Washt County club hosted an illustrated Wagner program yesterday with Frank Seward presenting a Wagner biography and opera review. Sumner Harvey chaired the department meeting with refreshments served by Mrs Schilieman and committee. later a birthday party for Mr and Mrs Shame at the club hut featured cards gifts and a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utama Whvap
Community Calendar Highlights and Club Gatherings
Local events feature Men’s Brotherhood of the Sec, church activities at Baldwin-Wallace area, Women’s club at Galaxy with Mrs C J Ericsson, Sons of Union Veterans dance at Lorain lodge, and Suny Side La Cita temperance meeting at 182 Caroline avenue. Prominent score lead by Tei LeToe Bodine with HR D Guthman receiving consolation prize. luncheon and social follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teizerow
Men's Brotherhood of the Sec
Ezazone
Dean Rederick
Roen
Baldwin-Wallace Colawills
T. West
Rider Road
sars-Mavina
Galaxy Metis
C. J. Ercsson
Park Avenue
Weeiword
Sons of Union Veterans
Dar Bance
Frank S. Harmon
Lorain Lodge
Presi Sander
Lorainere Loreia
Ma Chisorovity
Brydos
Keuron
Prikias
Ed Wender
Caroline Avenue
Tei- LeToe Bodine
Consolati
D. Guthman
Aise
Herman Hinder
Ring Group Meeting Highlights Women Vocations Topic
A meeting addressed by IV OO Oberlin focused on women and their vocations. Alberta Wright led twenty attendees as the discussion urged women to pursue diverse roles while maintaining standards and developing personal growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IV. OO
Oberlin
Dar
Kinser
Stan
Develon
Alberta Wright
Personal notices from Elyria area residents
Miss Pegsy Correll of 222 Middle Avenue hosted and hosted guests last week. Jean Buecklew spent the weekend with friends in Mars Ohio. Carrie McQueen and family returned to Lakeview Michigan from a winter visit. H O Duiter of Derren Couleit attended a state telephone conference in Columbus. Richard Betteridge of Maocci Pennsylvania visiting Dr. and Mrs. J E Belleridge. Mrs. E H Hansman confined to home at 351 Furnace under physician care. David W Gauss on court were in Cleveland for business. Betty Roth and friends in Harrison Cincinnati and Covington for an indefinite stay. Born to Dwight Richards 2119 Cancede Street a daughter at Elyria Memorial on April 26. Sam G Schneider to be ordained minister at North Olmsted Universalist Church. Ralph and Mrs Ralph Richards of Arlington N J guests of Dr and Mrs E L Rice. A son born to Corliss Miller R D P No 1 at Elyria Memorial on April 20. Ada Zuber returned to Sandusky after weekend with B Burton at 520 Furnace. William Maroner Oberlin a daughter born at Elyria Memorial on April 20. Nelson M Fitch of East Avenue and at The Plazas apartments left for Ashville NC on motor trip. Lowell Burton recovering after appendectomy at Elyria Memorial. Mr and Mrs Robert Underhill announce birth of daughter at Elyria Memorial on April 21. Audrey Grace McGowen celebrated 12th birthday with games and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegsy Correll
Middle Avenue
Mes
M. Correll
Richard Stout
E. C. Correll
All Land
Jean Buecklew
Mars
Ohio
Carrie McQueen
L EL Kelsey
Lakeview
Michi
Ear
Furnace
David W. Gauss
Cleveland
Betty Roth
Wurst
Hariion
Cincinnati
Covington
Kentucky
Dwight Richards
Cancede Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sam G. Schneider
First Methodist Church
North Olmsted Universalist Church
Ralph Richards
Arlington
New Jersey
F Ginner
EL L. Rice
Seventh Streets
East Avenue
Nelson M. Fitch
Plazas Apartments
Ashville
North Carolina
Lowell Burton
Furnace Street
Hirria Memorial Hospital
Robert Underhill
Fourteenth Street
Local Licenses Listed for Several Elyria and Lorain Residents
Licenses approved for Francis M. Cramer of Mansfield rubber worker and Emma Grev ing of Elyria. Walter Deptula of Lorain stove molder and Ann Springowski of Lorain. Ralph Leprien of Elyria laborer and Beatrice Vinlet of Flyria. Joseph Pochurek of Lorain steel worker and Cecile Sheets of Lorain. Kenneth Corbett of South Amherst clerk and Alice Holzhauer of South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Cramer
Mansfield
Emma Greving
Elyria
Walter Deptula
Lorain
Ann Springowski
Ralph Leprien
Beatrice Vinlet
Flyria
Joseph Pochurek
Cecile Sheets
Kenneth Corbett
South Amherst
Alice Holzhauer
South Amhast
Elyria Women’s Club names new Junior Department chair
The Elyria Woman’s Club Junior Department meeting elected Barbara Plocher as chair with Barbara Fliocher as assistant chair and Dorothy Barter as recording secretary. Officers include Nelson M. Fitch as treasurer and Mary Taylor as program chair. A mother daughter banquet was planned for March, with bylaws under revision and delegates named for the Ohio convention in Toledo May 12 to 15. The meeting also heard a talk on India by Mrs E H Evans and contributed five dollars for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
E. H. Evans
Dr. Evans
Elyria Woman’s Club
Barbara Fliocher
Nelson M. Fitch
Dorothy Barter
Churchill! Goodspeed
Bett Decker
Magdalene Gollmar
Mary Taylor
Ted Seward
Ethyl Milliree
Wars and Meas
Evangeline Rothe
Mildred Findlay
Maxine Carroll
Dorothy Sarwell
Wilma Vanoster
Kathleen Bailey
John Whitner
Miss Vanoster
Toledo
Marian Upp
Wilma “Yanoscer
Mary K. Miller
Hospital admissions and discharges listed for several residents
Admissions include Mrs. George Souris 709 East Avenue Gur Widdowson La Grange Joseph Dyczkowski Perley Lantz Grafton Mrs Martha Yarka 1806 Middle Avenue Mrs Charles Burdue 223 East Avenue Tommy Pomelee 1392 East Avenue and Mrs Underhill 227 4th Street. Discharges include Harold Kline Am herst Mrs Rudolph Tejzerow baby girl 167 Bath Street Co HF Brinzley 565 Lodi Street Twila Wilkinson Valley City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Souris
East Avenue
Gur Widdowson
la Grange
Joseph Dyczkowski
Children’s Home
Oberlin
Birdie White
Arnace Street
William Maroner
Corliss Miller
R. D
Robert Underhill
4Th Street
Perley Lantz
Grafton
Martha Yarka
Middle Avenue
Charles Burdue
Tommy Pomelee
Harold Kiine
Amherst
Rudolph Tejzerow
Bath Street
HF. Brinzley
Lodi Street
Twila Wilkinson
Valley City
Odd Fellows Celebrate Double Anniversary and Reunion
The I O O F lodge marked the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs George A Friday and the 117th Odd Fellowship anniversary with about two hundred attendees. Dr A E Kemp officiated as the Fridays renewed their vows. Ohio IOOF units celebrated the lodge founders 21st anniversary. Local leaders Mrs Eva Sowers and E L Batley spoke, a gift was presented, and musical numbers by Paul Wainwright and the Curbstone Quintet accompanied refreshments after brief business sessions.
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I. O .O. F.asy
George A
Oddfellowship
Joseph Feakins
Oberlin
A. E Kemp
Friday
Tudge
Eva Sowers
State Ladies Auxiliary
E. L. Batley
Ohio
Lodge
Paul Wainwright
Curbstone
Canton
Beekeepers Association Votes for Wellington Assistant
Members of the Lorain County Beekeepers Association met at Mr and Mrs R E During home and voted to recommend Cianude Mohrman of Wellington as assistant to Mr Blackwell in bee inspection work due to Blackwell’s ill health. Dr W E Dunham of Ohio State University spoke on honey crop prospects and bees as pollinators in fruit orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Beekeepers Association
R. E
Cianude Mohrman
Wellington
Blackwell
Beekeepers Association
Harrison Peters
Kenneth Brose
Wellingten
W. E. Dunham
Ohio State University
Ohio
Lake Erie
Dunham
van Hann |Ome
Amherst
van Hamn
Dr. Dunham
George Yost
Bisra
Meetings and Circles Schedule This Week
The Meetings Research Club will convene Friday instead of Thursday at Mrs Dana Fox home on Lake Avenue. Circle No 1 of St Pauls Church meets with Mrs John Heginbotham at her Fairmount Street home on Thursday afternoon. The note remarks that realization of ideals requires knowledge sympathy and creative power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Research Club
Dana Fox
Lake Avenue
Circle No. 1
St. Pauls Church
John Heginbotham
Fairmount Street
Class Concludes Contests at Susan na Wesley Circle
Twenty four members of Susan na Wesley class and three guests gathered at Miss Hortense Curtis’s home for a social and business session. Mrs. Margaret Hollis chaired. Mrs. Florence Smith elected social chair. Plans discussed for a mother daughter banquet on May fourth. Attendance and membership contest ended with freen led by Mrs. Sarah Hall victorious. orange team led by Mrs. Schroeder to banquet March eighteenth. Dessert served. pink and white decor highlighted.
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Susanna Wesley
First Methodist Church
Wills Williams
Harry West
Marc Banks
Hortense Curtis
Second Street
Dorothy Rawson
Ruth Schroeder
Margaret Hollis
Florence Smith
Schroeder
Church
Circle T
Freen
Sarah Hall
Orange
Hazel Beard
Edns Mae Wilson
Public Affairs Committee to hear Henry Harap speaker
Henry Harap vice president of the Cleveland Consumers' Cooperative Club will address an open meeting of the Public Affairs Committee in the YWCA building Wednesday at three. His talk covers the aims and purposes of cooperation amid growing interest in the consumers cooperative movement following Kagawa's Cleveland visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alrs
Henry Harap
Cleveland Consumers’ Cooperative Club
W.C. A
Kagawa
Cleveland
Consumers Cooperative Movement
Consumers’ Cooperative Club
Plan Splash Party Proceeds With Night Change Discussion
Plan Splash Party Middle Step Club met last night at the Y W C A to discuss changing meeting night and psychology class sessions but took no definite action. A co-ed splash party is announced for Friday March with entertainment. Betty Schafer chairs the event with Jane McGuire Lucille Guten sohn Doris Standen and Beverly Willerz on the committee. Tap dancing followed with Eve lyn Brilhart as instructor. A special business session is set for May fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Step Club
Marth
Betty Schafer
Jane McGuire
Lucille Gutensohn
Doris Standen
Beverly Willerz
Evelyn Brilhart
Church of Christ class meets Adams home for games
The Adult Bible Class of the Church of Christ met with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Adams on East avenue Saturday evening. attendance was twenty six members and four guests. Prizes in the games went to Mr. Biddinger and Mrs. Hagelland. A luncheon was served by the hostess. The group will meet again on May Sth at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Berger on Ohio street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
J. E. Adams
East Avenue
Biddinger
Hagelland
Frank E. Berger
Ohio Street
May Breakfast by First Methodist Church Featured Speaker
The annual May breakfast by the Women's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church will be held Friday morning May 1 at 9 30. Mrs Charles E Shaw of Bay Village will speak as associate leader of Spiritual Life for the Northeast Ohio Conference. Reservations close April 30 in the church office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Ward
South America
Women's For Missionary Society
Methodist Church
M.E
Women’s Home Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church
Charles E. Shaw
Bay Village
Northeast Ohio
Scouts Practice Play for Court of Awards at church
Scouts from Girl Scout Troop 3 met at Second Congregational Church Monday afternoon to rehearse the play for the Court of Awards. An announcement was made of the G S Swim party at WC A Friday from four thirty to five thirty. Goodnight Circle and Taps closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scouus
Troop 3
Second Congregational Church
Court of Awards
G. S
WC. A
Chinese Waved Hair Sparks Official Debate In Shanghai
The rise of the permanent wave among Chinese women and some men meets government opposition. Officials threaten bans and wage ongoing efforts to curb the trend across China, reflecting a clash between fashion and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Auto thief steals school bus in Gonzales vacation tale
A Gonzales California report notes a theft that disrupted a local high school by taking a 32 passenger capacity bus, forcing a two instances of suspension of school activity, and triggering concerns over student transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Cal
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