Lorain Society Hosts Card Party for Young Republicans
About 150 guests attended a Lorain County Young Women's Republican club event at the O P S social rooms. Bridge pinochle and banco were played. prizes went to Robert Parks Thelma McAfee Richard Schultz Stanley Schultz and Mackey Bertha Smith. The next county meeting is set for Elyria on May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Young Women’s Republican Club
Lorain
Bridge
Pinochle
Banco
Leonard Smith
S. L. Braegger
C. W. Hicks
Elyria
Bella Miller
Alberta McAfee
Warren Steiner
Robert Parks
Thelma McAfee
Richard Schultz
Stanley Schultz
Mackey
Bertha Smith
Elyria Couple Celebrates 55th Wedding Anniversary
At the Bauer home 35 Williams Street a family dinner marked Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bauer’s fifty fifth anniversary. Eighteen family members joined them for a five thirty o’clock meal amid well wishes and bouquets from friends in Elyria and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Williams Street
Jacob Bauer
Elyria
Vincinity
Lincoln Lawn Grass Seed and Manure Prices
Lincoln lawn grass seed priced at 24 cents per pound with sheep manure at 25 pounds for $1.00. Carek Florist offers related garden supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Lawn
Carek Florist
Moose Lodge Installs Officers Wednesday Night
Moose Lodge announces installation of officers on Wednesday night April 28 with initiation of new members and a lunch event following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
Kellogg's All Bran Praised As Constipation Aid
A Sacramento reader testifies Kellogg's All Bran eased his chronic constipation and urges others to use the ready to eat cereal. The ad warns common constipation may cause breath issues and eye spots, and recommends two tablespoonfuls daily with milk or fruit. It promotes muffins and breads and notes Kellogg guarantees the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Davidson
Kellogg’s Allbran
C. T. Davidson
Sacramento
Calif
Kelloge
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Classes Form New Young People’s Group At Second Church
A new class formed from Internos and Young Men’s groups at Second Congregational church met at Ernest Seabold’s West River street home. Officers are Ernest Seabold president, Evelene Ernst vice president, Ruth Pickett secretary, Rosadel Rhodes treasurer. The class plans mothers day observances, a choir, and monthly social meetings, with next event May 25 at Miss Helen Boynton’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Seabold
West River Street
Second Congregational Church
Robert Gilliland
Irene Upton
Evelene Ernst
Ruth
Helen Boynton
Lake Avenue
Rosadel Rhodes
Inter Nos
Sixth birthday celebration for Keneath Greber held at Clark Street home
A group of ten children including Kenneth Greber celebrated his sixth birthday at his parents’ home 161 Clark Street. Prizes went to Fred Baltzell Barbara O’Brien Anita Hist and Shirley Ann Shrubsole. Rainbow party favors and a cake with six candles themed the event with ice cream served afterward. Kenneth received many gifts and listed attendees include Maureen Brown Syobil Ann Sharpe Robert Gureski Douglas DeWirth Joe Brown Freddie Baltzell Barbara O’Brien Anita Hist and Shirley Ann Shrubsole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keneath Greber
Walter Greber
Clark Street
Freddie Balzell
Barbara O'Brien
Anita Hist
Shirley Ann Shrubsole
Kenneth
Maureen Brown
Syobil Ann Sharpe
Robert Gureski
Douglas DeWirth
Joe Brown
Freddie Baltzell
Shirley Ann Shrubsoll
Kenneth Greber
Dinner Event Honors Aged Home Staff Guests
Reverend and Mrs. Karl P. Meister hosted Elyria Home for the Aged staff for dinner at the Woman's Club. Reverend and Mrs. I. S. Green of Wellington attended as honored guests. Reverend Green showed pictures from a Kentucky mountains trip while Reverend Meister shared scenes from a Washington journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl P. Meister
Elyria
Plans for final meeting of the year at church
The Guild of First Congregational Church met Monday afternoon in the church parlors with chairman Mrs. E. R. Vestal presiding. They discussed plans for the coming year's work and announced the final meeting will be at the church in two weeks, preceded by a luncheon and followed by a social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of First Congrestional Church
E. R. Vestal
Local Licenses Issued To Elyria Lorain Residents
Raymond Wykrent 21 Elyria bartender and Elizabeth Takacs 18 at 116 Irondale Avenue Elyria receive licenses. Osear Lang 31 Lorain steel worker and Catherine Stirzaker 20 Lorain also listed for licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wykrent
Elyria
Elizabeth Takacs
Irondale Avenue
Osear Lang
Lorain
Catherine Stirzaker
Calendar of Tonight’s Church and Club Meetings
Tonight Division at Second Congregational Church and other groups host meetings with Mrs C Wolfe Mrs Myrtle Gerber Helen Bornton Rosalie Seabold Grace Shinsky Donna Chapman Anita Meinke Katherine Krugman and others Elks Lodge G G G club I O O F Lodge celebrates 118th anniversary and confers M M degree on two candidates Grace Lutheran Fellowship postponed American Legion Auxiliary Y Indus and Junior O U A M meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
C. Wolfe
Huron Street
Myrtle Gerber
East Broad Street
Inter Nos
Helen Bornton
Lake Avenue
Itsinus Club
Rosalie Seabold
West River Street
Elks Lodge
Grace Shinsky
Chestnut Street
Tota Nu
Donna Chapman
Harvard Avenue
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Squires
E. Lysazht
Williams Street
SeCa
Anita Meinke
Columbus Street
Golden Glow Club
Katherine Krugman
Clark Street
I. O. O. F. Lodge
North America
Frank S. Harmon
King Solomon Lodge
American Legionairres
Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club
American Legion Auxilary
Y-Indus
Order of United American Mechanics
Meetings Notta Card Club Plan Wednesday April 28
Meetings scheduled for Wednesday include the Notta Card Club with Mrs. Fred Tite in the afternoon and the General Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church meeting at 2 15 in the Sunday School room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notta Card Club
Fred Tite
General Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Women Voters Attend National League Meeting in May
Delegates from Ohio and Cincinnati leagues will attend the General Council biennial meeting of the National League at the Washington Hotel in Washington DC from May 3 to 5. Speakers include Henry Hart Jr and J Warren Madden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Bookman
Wubio League of Women Voters
General Council
The
National League
Washington
Washington, D. C
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Taft
Ohio League
Cc. C. Shively
Columbus
Henry M. Hart, Jr
Harvard Law School
J. Warren Madden
National Labor Relations Board
Allen Dulles
Council On Foreign Relations
United States
Louis Brownlow
Ben A. Arneson
American University
Local Girls Pass Red Cross Senior Life Saving Test
Emma Goodman Evelyn Novak and Maude Stevenson completed two months of life saving lessons at the Y M C A and passed the Red Cross Senior Life Saving examination. Other successful swimmers include Lydia Kahnt Olive Green and Marian Bridgett. Betty Agate and Lillian Dudley are also involved in life saving study. Report to Miss Alice Glover at the Y M C A pool Wednesday at seven for entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Goodman
Evelyn Novak
Maude Stevenson
Red Cross
Mary Harmon
Avon Lake
Grace McCurdy
Lorain
Lydia Kahnt
Olive Green
Marian Bridgett
Betty Agate
Lillian Dudley
Little Sorority Meets in Oberlin with Bridge Night
Mrs. Florence Morgan hosted Little Sorority in Oberlin decorated with daffodils. Prizes went to Ruth Turner for high score and Ruth Schroeder consolation. Salad course served to six members and three guests, May Schubert Gladys Paddock and Betty Stone. Schroeder invites group to meet May 24 at her Cleveland home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Bodine
Sunny Side Up Club
Roosevelt Avenue
Alice Hinderer
R. K. Nichols
H. D. Guthman
E. F. Weber
William Meinke
Columbus Street
Robert Crandall
Mildred Findlay
Joseph Smith
Mildred Baumhart
East Avenue
Maxine Carroll
Evelyn Baillhart
Frederick Meng
Crandall
Frances Lemon
Thelma Helfrich
Harlo McNally
Russell Minger
Robert Holcomb
Magdaline Gollmar
Pearl Tuthill
Florence Morgan
Oberlin
Little Sorority
Bridge
Ruth Turner
Ruth Schroeder
Mesdames
May Schubert
Gladys Paddock
Betty Stone
Canton
Mothers to Be Guests at Elyria Bow for Girls Meeting
The Order of Rainbow for Girls in Elyria will honor mothers of members at the next regular meeting on Monday May 10 after a banquet. Betty Miller was named chairman of arrangements. A quarterly election of officers will follow. Mrs. Fred Barton served as Mother Advisor in place of the absent Mrs. Robert Hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Hull
Ring Group
Betty Danner
Church of Christ
Fred Smith
Wayne Burdue
Colonel Esker
Lorain
W. L. Burner
Elyria
Lorain Church of Christ
Pearl Page
Columbus Street
Elyria Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Betty Miller
Robert Hand
Fred Barton
Middle Step Activities Plan May 10 Play and Style Show
Tickets were distributed for the May 10 play Glamour for Mrs. Whipple and the ensuing style show. Cast includes Eleanor Holliday Ruth Efram Emma Goodman Gladys Anderson and Olive Green with Betty Schaefer directing and Delene Rhodes Marian Bridgett handling lines and properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Steps
Ona Holly
V. W
Forest Beach
Michigan City
Indiana
Margaret Herold
Anne Schubert
Vera Smith
Agnes Blair
Bridal Shower Held For Mrs Paul Talarski At Murray Ridge
Mrs. Tom Hallauer hosted a personal shower at her Murray Ridge home for Mrs. Paul Talarski, with guests including Cleo Smith, Catherine Lavalle, Helen Talarski, Fern Smith, Betty Giede, Violet Nash, Ruth Giede, Mrs. Ralph Lyman, Mrs. Fred Maddock, Mrs. J. W. Hallouer, and the honoree Mrs. Paul Talarski. Games provided entertainment and a “A Wedding Trip” novelty was revealed alongside a dessert course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hallauer
Murray Ridge
Paul Talarski
Harriett Hallauer
Cleo Smith
Catherine Lavalle
Helen Talarski
Fern Smith
Betty Giede
Violet Nash
Ruth Giede
Ralph Lyman
Oberlin
Fred Maddock
J. W. Hallouer
C. A. Martin
YWCA Suni Club Hosts Tureen Supper and Bridge
Mrs J Martin Beck and co hosts Marl Frye Margaret McClellan led a Suni Club tureen supper at the YWCA. Daffodil decor brightened the table. bridge results went to Veda Goldsmith Nell Boyd and Florence Smith. Next meet plans a dinner bridge on May 24 with Mabel Wade Frye and Beck arranging. location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Martin Beck
Marl Frye
Margaret McClellan
Suni Club
Bridge
Veda Goldsmith
Nell Boyd
Florence Smith
Mabel Wade
Frye
Junior Hi-Y and Friendship Clubs to Host Dinner Meeting
Thursday evening the Junior Hi Y and Junior Friendship clubs join for a seven o clock dinner at the Y M C A. The program includes welcomes by club members and a movie. If time allows, games may follow in the game room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Y Club
Junior Friendship Club
Ladies Auxiliary Hosts Bingo Party at VFW Post
Members and friends of the Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 1079 gathered for a bingo night with about thirty five in attendance. Prizes went to Helen Sperry Bertha Mulroy and Emma Ackerman. A luncheon followed served by committee chair Anna Powell with assistants Mrs Sperry and Sue McCully. Next auxiliary meeting is scheduled for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Reefy
Federated Patriotic Societies
Louise Freeman
Mildred Telzerow
Myrtle Smith
Millie Clarkson
Elizabeth Decker
V. F. W. Post
Helen Sperry
Bertha Mulroy
Emma Ackerman
Anna Powell
Sperry
Sue McCully
Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Mrs. Paul Pais of 178 Fairlawn, Mrs. Samuel Peat of 1031 W River Street, Mrs. Carrie Spoyde of Wellington, and Mrs. Frank Walker of 213 George Street. Discharges list Mrs. Samuel Long of Sullivan Ohio, Mrs. Howard Day ton of Oberlin, Mrs. Raymond Finkle of 141 E Bridge, and John C. Parsch of 420 Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Pais
Fairlawn
Samuel Peat
W. River Street
Carrie Spoyde
Wellington
Frank Walker
George Street
Samuel Long
Sullivan
Ohio
Howard Dayton
Oberlin
Raymond Finkle
E. Bridge
John C. Parsch
Third Street
Scouts Plan Benefit Program at Elyria Home
Scout group Forget-Me-Not Troop Girl Scouts met at the American Legion Home to plan a Friday April 7 7 30 p m program for Elyria Home for the Aged. The show features songs piano solos poems a playlet an old fashioned school and a minuet finale. A May Breakfast is set for Saturday May 1 in Cascade Park. Several Scouts earned badges yesterday. Goodnight Circle and Taps closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal
Second Congregational Church
Constance Chapman
Ruth Hollis
Joan Prinzley
Taps
Ely Woods
American Legion
Elyria
Cascade Park
Goodnight Circle
Doherty Sorority Social Held With Pool Games
Doherty Sorority met in the O. P. S. rooms for a pool night with prizes awarded to Mrs. Paul Gentzel Mrs. Everett Schrock and Mrs. John Burke. Refreshments were served by Miss Wilhelmina Haas and Mrs. Ralph Debts. A tureen dinner is planned for May 24 at the same rooms.
Agenda Fraternity Names Two New Pledges
Agenda Fraternity held a meeting in the Turner Block club rooms voting Russell Morrison and William Yoo into pledgeship. A scavenger hunt is planned for next Monday at 7 PM. Directors will meet Thursday night to discuss club matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenda Fraternity
Turner Block
Russell Morrison
William Yoo
Colonial Club Meeting At The Gables Lunch In Afternoon
Monday Colonial Club members gathered at The Gables for lunch. In the afternoon three tables of five hundred were in play. Plans are indefinite for the next meeting which is scheduled for Monday May tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
the Gables
Local Social Notes From Chatham Area Gatherings and Visits
Mr and Mrs Stanley Long entertained their Pedro club recently. Will Morrell returned home after wintering in Florida. Mr and Mrs H J Kohli hosted Dr D E Yoder and family of Belle Vista. Mrs Roy Koons is ill with quinsy. Mrs Sidney Beach helped in the Koons home and attended a birthday dinner for her brother Roger at Gertrude Woods home in Spencer. Guests included Mr and Mrs Grumbine of Columbus. Stevie and Sister Lillian Wooster were in Cleveland. Ruth Jameyson of Kent visited parents. Lee Walkden home dinner guests included several local families from Nova North Eaton. R M Jameyson and daughter Ruth visited Wayne Mantz. Leona Mantz accompanied them home. Robert Ripley of Oberlin Business College visited his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Cope
Mt. Pleasant
Ohio
Paul R. Pine
Margaret H. Cope
Carl Turner
G. E. Hall
Allen
Max Gilbert
Medina
A. M. Brenner
Middle Avenue
Louis Garelick
Baltimore
Maryland
Harry B. Helrigel
Jessie
Wheeling
West Virginia
Columbus
Bradley Wilson
East Broad Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
C. H. Merthe
The
Merthe Co
New York City
John Linton
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Lester Diesendahl
Cleveland
Henry Tibball
Earl Court
T. W. Nelson
Charles Court
Ralph Meeker
Jamestown
North Dakota
Washington D. C
Ella Tilden
Friends
Warren
Laura Gerrick
Long Beach
California
David Herbst
Cleveland Street
Chatham
Stanley Long
Pedro Club
Will Morrell
Florida
H. J. Kohli
D .E. Yoder
Bellevue
Roy Koons
Sidney Beach
Koons
Gertrude Woods
Spencer
Roger
Grumbine
Stevie
Lillian Or Wooster
Ruth Jameyson
Kent
Lee Walkden
Earl Hawke
Nova
W. R. Hawke
Alma
Arthur Tawke
George Harrison
North Eaton
R. M. Jameyson
Ruth
Wayne Mantz
Leona Mantz
Robert Ripley
Oberlin Business College
Mildred Herr Elected President of OSU Home Economics Class
Word received here states Miss Mildred Herr has been elected president of the Home Economics class at Ohio State University. The position grants membership in the all agricultural council, the governing student body of the agriculture college, and a summer trip to Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Herr
Ohio State University
All Agricultural Council
Agriculture College
Kansas
Ohio University and Buckeye Social Notes
A brief social column lists aio representative of Ohio University and Miss Mary Pugh of Ohio State visiting homes. Guests include Mr and Mrs Hayden Coe and son Paul, Mr and Mrs Milan Whitman, Mr and Mrs Will Chapman Miss Ella Chapman of Nova and Mrs Ella Kelly of Lodi. Ell Dague of Wadsworth dined with Leo Walkden. Mrs Charles Young attended a Lafayette party for her sister Mrs Charles Mann. Senior class rehearsals for an upcoming play continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pugh
Ohio State
Hayden Coe
Paul
Lee Walkden
Milan Whitman
Will Chapman
Ella Chapman
Nova
Ella Kelly
Lodi
Ell Dague
Wadsworth
Leo Walkden
Charles Young
Charles Mann
Lafayette
Jolly Friendship Club Hosts Bright Penfield Gathering
Waion Newcomb entertained the Jolly Friendship Club of Penfield Wednesday with twenty five members from La Grange Elyria and Penfield attending. A covered dish dinner was served at noon and a pleasant day followed. Invited guests included Mrs. Newcomb's mother Mrs. W. F E Bowman of La Grange and sister in-law Mrs. J. R. Bowman of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Irs
Waion Newcomb
Jolly Friendship Club
Penfield
la Grange
Elyria
Brighton Community Club Holds Thursday Dinner Meeting
Brighton Community Club met at Town Hall with seventeen members present for a covered dish lunch. Three contorters tied for club membership and a short business session followed the noon meal. The next meeting is set for the Hall on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Community Club
Town Hall
Palmyra seeks release of Samp son honor stamps
Palmyra residents petition the Post Office Department to release the first stamps issued in honor of late Admiral William T Samp son, part of a Campson issue celebrating heroes of the American army and navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
WN. Y
William T. Sampson
Post Office Department
Campson
New Philadelphia Travel Agency Promotes Motor Coach Tours
Cleveland escorted daylight tours by Mr and Mrs Bixler advertise best hotel stays and deluxe New England trips with many unusual features. Dates June 5 and 14 in Washington. Send for folders from The Bixler Tours Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bixler
Washington
New England
New Philadelphia
Ohio
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Banouet
King Solomon Lodge No
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King Solomon
Toronto
Entertains Club
Guild
Brooks
Bride
Ppat
Ashe
Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Modern Beauty Shoppe
Eryka Sav, & Tr
Real Cleaners
Harry Rankin
DIAL
Sam Wasserman
Kodak
Doherty Sorority
Ohio University
Walter Day
Chris Deftrick
Huntington
J. K. Prentice
New York State
Merfield
Forest Street
L. M. Merrow
Edith Mae
Pajamas
Edith Vee
Shepee
Middle Ave
Capitol Theatre
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