Elyria Review Fetes National Officer At Dinner
Elyria Review Of Women's Benefit Assoc honors a national officer at a formal dinner. Guests included Eva Nautzen and Gigell Kessler with Rose Boats and Mia Melaughlin guiding arrangements. The event featured pastel attire, floral decor, and a reception open to the public. Mrs Howells presided and Miss Isabelle Barry spoke on local decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Review of Women’s Benefit Assoc
Mary Batid
Women's Benefit Association
Hemor
Elyria Review Noo
Kooef
Phorhe
Eva Nautzen
Gigell Kessler
Lew
Ich
Dessie Rapsier
Lachaathlin
Winifred Howells
Oberlin
Mire Agnes West
Mary Bidrd
Harriet Copus
Crous
Jones
Elyria Reviews
Bute Wave
Home Office
Bing West Miller
Mechaninye
Speke
Meelog
Ore Ocloghen
Stella Landers
Howells
County Officials And Court House Employees Gather For Supper Dance
County officials court house employees and their wives gathered at the North Elyria Grange Hall last evening for a tie in supper dancing and community singing. More than one hundred enjoyed the evening with old time and modern dancing set to Pete Smith and his orchestra. Chief Henry Miller of Sheffield Lake entertained with card tricks and sleight of hand. Arthur Moos, a court bailiff, served as master of ceremonies and oversaw arrangements for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Elyria Grange Hall
Pete Smith
Henry Miller
Sheffield Lake
Arthur Moos
Open House at Duckett Home Honors Cpl and Mrs Ducnety
Open House at the Duckett residence to welcome Cpl Noel Duckett and Dorothy Breekack in honor of their marriage. Details mention a gathering at 8 1 Road Street and a Sunday return to Camp Walterkare Saint Carolina, with a prayer service, hymns, and a collection of $34 sent to OMS for mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Noel Ducnety
Dorothy Breekack
Noel Lo Duckett
Duckett
Marriegean Apralia
Camp Walterkare
Saint Carolina
Hugh
Raton Seniors Present Hank Cook Orchestra Dance
Raton seniors host Hank Cook Orchestra at School Auditorium on April 25. Dance runs from 9 p.m. to 12 30 a.m. Admission includes tax. Proceeds support seniors activities.
Medina youths meet in Oberlin for spring session
About 200 members from Medina Association churches gather for the Medina Youth Fellowship Spring meeting in Oberlin. Theme Leadership for Tamertaw with sessions led by local pastors and professors from Oberlin College and the Oberlin School of Theology. The event includes speakers, discussions on leadership and world friendship, a key workers meeting, supper, and officer elections for 1944-45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina Association
Medina Youth Fellowship
Oberlin
Tamertaw
Wilte
Penfield Payran
Joseph F. Kong
Oberfinehieh
Devu- Sone
Larash
Leonard A. Stidler
Oraite Colines
Worlid
Herbert Gi
May
Oberliin
Amherst
Ray Utterback
Westlake Congregational Church
Joseph King
Medina Youth Intinn
Clayton Gottfried
Hope Huffman Medina
Fern Gaines
Elyria
Dat Singleton
Racial Action
Dick Hill
Oberlin World Friendsship
Robert Behrens
Oberlin School of Theology
St Agnes Society Hosts Charity Party at Clearhall Hall
Sr Agnes Alvar and Rosary Society sponsored a party where tables were filled and prizes awarded. Joseph Welch and Miss Helen Motsah won chairs, with Mrs G2 M bd and Mr George Surina among attendees. Special awards went to Mrs Arthur Bryden and Mrs Dota Hide, as Mrs Albert Schaefer presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Alvar
Rosary Soety
Cleareh Hall
Bratee
Joseph Welch
Helen File
Mes
Sponsor Card Party Connects Daughters of Scotland in Elyria
Daughters of Scotland entertained Clonds at the Elyria Woman's Club Thursday evening. Tables were in play with prizes for high score. Special prize won by Mrs Joubin Moyes. Altered game by Mrs May McNulty. committee served refreshments. Next event planned at the Watsons Club on May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Barry
Cleveland
Ow Public Service Companys
Pentagon Club
Ywal Yesternhey
Richard Gell
Edgar
Paul Roig
Getane
Robert N Hate
Janes Henkeser
Naking
Gehl
Russell Boeringey
Russell Wetzel
Elyria Personal Notes and Local Arrivals in Brief
Elyria residents and former locals are featured in society items. Members of Elyria Assembly Ro, 19, Order of Rainbow for Girls, visited Stone City Chapter O.E. replete with officers and familiar names Doris Wirster Agnes Benjamin Pat Brecknock Gladys Kolbe Beatrice Amsapaugh Virginia Lyons Grace Davidson Faith Mackey Betty Fell presiding, while Mrs Florence Steger served as mother advisor. Returns include Mr and Mrs Gardner Hammond Whitehead Eleanor Halliday from Mexico City to Cleveland. Other items note Ruth MacDonald music work at Ada Northern University, Lt Wilhelmy’s Army training and Indiantown Gap visit, Lt Fabes’ recent flight engineer wings, and births and family milestones at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Stone City
O. E
Amherst
Doris Wirster
Agnes Benjamin
Pat Brecknock
Gladys Kolbe
Beatrice Amsapaugh
Virginia Lyons
Grace Davidson
Faith Mackey
Betty Fell
Florence Steger
Gardner Hammond’ Whitehead
Eleanor Halliday
Elyrians
Mexico City
Cleveland
Whitehead
University of Mexico
Weatherhead
Compans de
Ruth MacDonald
This City
Ada
Wesley Fellowships
Methodist Church
John F. Wilhelmy
Officers Survey
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Shadden Road
Wilhelmy Dospote
Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
Berbie Ro Fabes
Ralph Fabes
Ali Ninth Street
Fabes
Army Air Forces
Yale
Lowry Field
Denver
Colorado
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Farl Jackson
Grafton
Charles Warner
Earl Court
Elsria
Charles Stewart Warner
Rubert
J. Glover
Wor
Richmond
441 West Avenue
William Bigs
WD. Biggs
Middle Avenue
Ordnance Department
Ait Camyp Shelby
Massissiant
Paul Joseph Rodgers
Meo
Joseph FL Rodgers
West
A Cs. George
Denison
Anna Kennedy
New York City
Nichols Waldron
M.te
Sheepshead Bay
Brooklyn
New York
Hagel Helmer
Garvin Avenue
Arthur O Donnell
Porth Street
Couple To Mark Golden Anniversary With Open House
Mr and Mrs Alois Wensink plan a Golden wedding open house on Sunday April 23 from 5 to 8 PM at Mun Ridge Road. They attended St Stephen s and were wed at St Mephen s church before living in Cleveland. The couple have two children Lawrence H at home and Mrs Rose Worte of Cleveland plus two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alois Wensink
Sundy
Mun Ridge Road
St. Stephen's School
St. Mephen's Church
Cleveland
Lawrence H
Rose Worte
Calendar notes from a busy community evening
Calendar entries list events across clubs and churches including Industrial Nurses discussing the role of the industrial physician at 8 PM, a women’s orchestra concert at Front Congregational church, a Parent-Teacher Association meeting, a Miry Crespa event, an Eastern Star inspection, a Fidelity class, Lutheran Guild activities, Neighbors of America session, and a Quarter Eo Chiy gathering at Past Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logga
Yo Moga
America
Kjet Pr Hall
Finch Webber
Past Christian Church
L. J Boothrayd
Blaine Sf
Local Sale Notice at 348 Vulcan Street
A rumpage sale is set for Saturday April 22 at 7 am. The event is listed near Seaman 3 CL and 348 Vulcan Street, with the sale location described as next to Sod St near VORW. The report notes activities at a hospital on April 20 and mentions lows at Lapoxs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lows Lapoxs
Seaman 3 CL
Vulcan Street
VORW
Art in the Home program at First Methodist Church
The Rainbow class with 26 members and three priests heard S. F. A. Eaton host a piano piece by Carl Kelling as Miss Dorothy Jones, Elyria art teacher, spoke on Art in the Home stressing function, accent, weight and tint. A rummage sale was planned for May 6. refreshments by several helpers followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biscuss
First Methodist Church
Irving
Janes
Jane
Marjorie Miller
Elsie Hudson
Minnie Wieseke
Dorothy Burton
Zelda Meeker
Olivette Lack
Marjorie Foraythe
Harrison Street
Circle No 4 First Methodist hosts dessert at home
Mrs Irving Gletgey entertained Circle No 4 of First Methodist at her Ninth Street home with 1:30 dessert yesterday. Assisting were Mrs de Wo Ring and Abs PE Diller. Nineteen calls were reported for the month. May 10 breakfast announced. reservations urged. Linville led business. nominating committee named Gail Powell Girtley and Rose Ellintt. Mrs Hendricks read Matthew 6. Miss May Meier spoke on Missions. Mrs A Ob Strong reviewed The Silent Billion Speak by Frank Laubach, noting his work in China Japan Philippines India and Arabia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 4
Irving Gletgey
Ninth Street
de Wo Ring
Abs. PE. Diller
Linville
Gail Powell
Girtley
Rose Ellintt
F. F Hendricks
Matthew
May Meier
A. Ob Strong
Frank Laubach
Unmre
China
Japan
Philippines
India
Arabia
Jie
Hie
Religious contrasts and teachings echoed in town week
A note describes someone comparing religions and teaching Christanity subtly to avoid public notice. The location for the week starting May 18 remains to be announced.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Court House
Duckett Home
O.M. S.’Prayer Circle
Clyele
AS. Heibachy
Fourth Street
Jesus
Unederhull
Wola Gregory
OMS
Chine
Ada Smith
Underhill
West Avenne
St. Agnes Society
Penn AM
Saul
Vie Dorain County
Federation of Nurses
T. V. Botan
Obie Street
Foltown
Ders Mas Bagglant
Fll McCos
Book Underwond
Car.terpending
Agnes Kaprae
George Allen
Haney White
Stanley Birebeck
Letty May
Kathryn Cours
Letshig
Ann Schuster
Jeanette Conry
Catholic Federation of Nurses
St. John's Hospital
Fr Lague
Asvis
Baylan
Pittsburgh
Little Joe's Electrical
Lodi Street
Paul Wainwright
Parmet Court
F. Schoenherr
N. Sump
Leah Group
Women's Council of Christian Church
Montgomers
Frank Crawford
N. Clark
Red Cross
Prthian Knights
Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Carole Hat Shop
Court Street
van Roy
Geacee
Coats
Dickies
Fulton
Aloo
Adrian
Gerner
Q. P
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