Auxiliary To Knights Of St John Sponsor Spring Party
Pretty spring party enjoyed by FA Ladies Auxiliary to the Knights of St John and friends at Elyria Woman's Club. Twenty four tables of bridge with vases of sweet peas and jonquils as prizes for high scores. Mrs. Charles Foss and Mrs. Hugh H. Beavis gave special awards. Mrs. Eugene McCarthy spoke on Catholic Charities in the Cleveland Diocese. Out of town guests were Mrs. McCarthy and Mrs. Margaret Dickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FA Ladies Auxiliary
Knights of St. John
Elyria
Officers Installed in Rollin Hinkson Auxiliary
The Rollin E. Hinkson Post 3341 Auxiliary held a installation last night in Norwalk with Frances Metzler of Cleveland directing assisted by Orpha Lindsey and Jeanne Lindsey. New officers include Helen Perkins president and Frances Metzler 11 month trustee and plans for poppy sales and Eaton Rapids cottage dedication on May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin E. Hinkson
Frances Metzler
Cleveland
Orpha Lindsey
Jeanne Lindsey
Norwalk
Elyria
Woodman Hall
Helen Perkins
Lola Wojcik
Gladys Allen
County Democratic Women Meet For Quarterly Luncheon
The Lo rain county federation of Democratic Women held a luncheon at Avon Lake Congregational church with Avon Lake and Sheffield Lake clubs leading. Mrs Julia Wells chaired the program with Mrs Winifred Howell and performers from Avon Lake School of Stage Dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine
Kathleen
A. P. Lagton
Albert Matuzak
Lorain
Finegan
Lewis
Ben Harris
Duffy
Dechant
John McSweeney
Wooster
Urichsville
Mary Louise Mitchell
School of Stage Dancing
Avon Lake
Darlene Beck
Joan Sampson
Sally Hassal
Beverly Price
Norah Ann Davis
Bobby Beck
Sally Weber
Jean Arnold
Delores Seavert
Katherine Biltz
Lois Beck
Betty Kurtz
Ruth Kittinger
Review notes from Elyria club meetings and social many
A dense snarl of local society items covers club meetings at Study Club No 3 S A Bumback and others. Notes include a May bake sale plan May 13 and a May 10 hosting at Mrs Ralph Ursem home, plus Edison Girl Reserves, Just Us Bridge Club, Monopoly Club No 1, Circle No 3 of St Pauls church, General Ladies Aid Society, and Mother’s Day plans.
False Teeth Ad Promises Secure Dentures
Advertisement touts YASTEETH powder for dentures claiming it stabilizes plates and prevents slipping or wobbling. It says the alkaline non acid formula does not sour and reduces denture odor, offering greater comfort and reliability.
Circle No 2 of St Pauls church meets at Courtland St home
Twelve members and one guest Mrs Albert Pallas attended the Circle No 2 meeting at Mrs R Pallas Courtland street home. Devotions opened with a song service led by Miss Josephine Mischa at the piano. Mrs Mary Fox presided. Mrs Henry Krieg led the business portion. A salad course and Spring bouquets decorated the tables during social hour. The next meeting is at the church on May 10 with Mrs A C Yungklaus as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Us Bridge Club
Lucinda Jackson
Fourteenth Street
Mary Kendall
Mildred Brown
Luza Thomas
Thomas
West Street
Circle No. 3
St. Paul’s Church
Harry Lauer
West Ridge Road
Walter Graber
Claude Wigfield
Cora Bates
Wigfield
Ernest Pallas
Jesus
Dale Carnegie
B .O. Pallas
G. Apai
Elyria
Albert Pallas
Circle No. 2
St. Paul's Church
R. Pallas
Courtland Street
Josephine Mischa
Mary Fox
Henry Krieg
Odette Club
Mae Carlson
North Abbe Road
Ella Shaver
Richard Fientner
Mary Jalowiec
Shaver
Bon Air Street
Lambda Chi
Marjorie McMullin
Butternut Ridge Road
June Harrison
Myron Saussler
Robert Lee
Carl Folley
Mss
Jean Shepard
Robson Road
Lorain Pair Arrested in Elyria Case Report
Paul Hentges 22 and Mary Ann Boro 21 of Lorain are listed as clerk and unknown party in a case. Joseph Frank Udovich 25 Lorain machine operator and Veronica Rusinko 26 of 135 School Street Elyria are named in the related matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hentges
Lorain
Mary Ann Boro
Joseph Frank Udovich
Veronica Rusinko
School Street
Elyria
Graf ton ALE chair hosts rummage sale at armory
Graf ton ALE announces a rummage sale led by Chair on April 29 beginning at 8 A M at the armory. Proceeds support club activities and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Ale
Armory
Choral Club Rehearsal and Community Meetings Tonight
Local clubs and organizations hold evening events in Elyria and Lorain including B and P Choral Club rehearsal at 7 00 Elyria Woman s Club J U G club and Notawa Club mother daughter banquet MT M Mrs William Oates St Agnes Circle 4 and O N O club at various addresses Miss Mae Sullivan March Club Ace Hi Kil Kare sorority and others. Carol Horn speaks at YWCA 8 PM Playmakers perform Fly Away Home at High School auditorium Elyria Men s Bible class tureen supper 6 30 at Y M C A Wives as guests Bethel Shrine Moose Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans entertainment 2nd Congregational Sunday School Praise and Prayer service 7 30 at 1523 East Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. U. G Club
Erma Manson
Lorain
Notawa Club
MT. M
William Oates
Northrup Street
St. Agnes Circle
Wally Rourke
Fremont Street
Mae Sullivan
West Bridge Street
Ace Hi
Smith
Clark Street
Kil-Kare Sorority
Myrtle O’connor
Indian Hollow Road
March Club
Charles Sparks
Blaine Street
Pythian Sisters
Carol Horn
Y.Y. W.C
Elyria Mens
Bethel Shrine W
J.I. O. C. F. Hall
Moose
Moose Hall
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
2Nd Congregational
Nina D. Ryan
East Avenue
Boys Brotherhood Meeting and New Zealand Talk
The Boys Brotherhood holds a 7:30 p m Friday gathering in the Second Congregational church basement with a business session, travel films by Ernest Theobald, games, and refreshments. At the First Congregational church Upper Room Bible Class, E L Meade spoke on New Zealand during their monthly dinner for about thirty attendees. hosts were Mr and Mrs Ira Gough with Mrs James Davison. May 31 hosts will be Mr and Mrs Ira Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys Brotherhood
Second Congregational Church
Ernest Theobald
New Zealand
First Congregational Church
E. L. Meade
Lakewood
Elyria
Meade
Ira Gough
James Davison
Ira Harrison
Rummage Sale At MLE Church Basement Saturday Morning
A rummage sale is planned for Saturday morning in the basement of the MLE church. Proceeds will support church programs.
Girl Scout Troops Meet In Mutual Educational Program
Senior Troop No. 4 gathered at the Methodist church where Miss Elizabeth Beyerman and Miss Barbara Kirsch spoke on duties and requirements for PE and English teaching roles. Nan Koplin’s education group organized the program and announced the April 29 Spring Format at the American Legion hall. Troop No. 7 opened its sixth meeting with roll call and renewed promises. certificates were handed out as girls work on cooking badges and plan a May 6 skating party after a morning hike. Leaders Dorothy and Alice Bartter introduced new songs, meeting ended with taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Beyerman
North Ridgeville High School
Barbara Kirsch
Nan Koplin
Jean Crisp
American Legion Hall
Dorothy
Alice Bartter
Circle Two First Congregational Church Luncheon Notes
Circle No 2 of First Congregational Church held a threen lunch eon for eighteen members and a guest in the church parlors. Officers on the serving committee were Mrs W C Clark Mrs J A Hewitt Mrs H H Meckley and Mrs C J Robinson. Mrs W Chandler led devotional with a reading from Henry C Link's Rediscovery of Man. An nouncement was made of the annual May breakfast next Wednesday featuring Dean Emerson of Trinity Cathedral Cleveland. Mrs C S Johnson spoke on Colonial Gardens, a topic she is noted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
W. C. Clark
J. A. Hewitt
H. H. Meckley
C. J. Robinson
W. Chandler
Henry C. Link
Dean Emerson
Trinity Cathedral
Cleveland
C. S. Johnson
Mexican Fiesta Dinner Highlights Senior Friendship Club
Fifty girls from the Senior Friendship Club closed their world tour with a Mexican Fiesta at the Y W C A gym. The party featured chili con carne, corn bread, cream puffs, decorations of sombreros and cacti, and talks about Mexico by Ruth Ostrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Shryock
Pat Hoke
Ruth Ostrow
Mexico
Miss Ostrove
Junior Friendship Club
Louise Dutch
Louise Goldenburg
Helen Bristol
Pat Dewhurst
Ruth Wright
Marilyn Moon
Jean Bramwell
Doris Severs
Jefferson Junior High Dance Ends PTA Season
The Jefferson Junior High P T A sponsors its final dance of the year in the school gym from eight to eleven. This event concludes the ways and means committee activities. Jack Eltons orchestra provides music for attendees from various schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Junior High
YWCA Camp Reunion Tonight at Lakeside Gym
Tonight at the YWCA gymnasium from five to eight o clock girls who attended the Lakeside camp last summer hold a reunion. The event features singing original stunts and a professor quiz program with each girl bringing a lunch while the committee provides chocolate milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Jean Reichard
Marian Lindberg
Eleanor Carr
Louise Goldenberg
Barbara Bescher
Phyllis Choate
Alveretta Demos
Beatrice Ensign
Nancy Chancellor
W. L. Vaughn
M. B. Garber
Joseph Beltz
L. L. Bourquin
J. N. Kemerer
A. L. Gegenheimer
Rummage Sale At A M E Church Saturday
Rainbow Girls and Coach Co located at 631 Broad host a rummage sale this Saturday benefitting community programs. Proceeds support local youth activities and church missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coach Co
Broad
Rainbow Girls
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Betty Campbell
National Society For Crippled Children
Lillian Dowdell
Jefferson Street
Ruth Booth
Miss Campbell
First Congregational Sunday School
Vivian Hackett
Harvard Avenue
Kenneth Barclay
Maude Martin
Zeta Upsilon
Marjorie Morgan
Vanella Roe
Fifteenth Street
Molly Jean Martin
Myrna Smetzer
Audrey Haefele
Naomi Burge
Rollin Hinkson Auxiliary
Christian Reed
Robert Smith
S.A
Thome
Crehorepe
Renee ‘Leigh
Frances Kirkbride
Pittsburgh
Ralph Ursem
Marseilles Avenue
Edison
Patty MecClune
Jean Murphy
London
England
Fritz
Spruce Street
Monopoly Club No. 1
Philip Bush
Hawthorne Street
John Penrod
Arthur E. Alexander
E. R. Novak
Margaret Schroeder
Detroit
H. H. Maddox
Bush
F. L. Hicks
General Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Home For the
Hicks
R. J. Fitch
M. M. Wilcox
Ladies Aid
Calif
H.S. Hulse
East River Street
Marie E. Paine
San Francisco
California
Paine
Woman's Club
Oakland
United States
Alpine Village
B. E. Saunders
George D. Nicholas
Washington, D. C
Lodi
Medina
Mrs. Wilson
Gertrude Wilson
Bertha Olmstead
Delia Lutz
Anna L. Friday
Anna Barnes
Rebekah Lodge
Iva Marsh
Minnie Church
Louise Wack
Third Street
Cassandra Brothers
W.C. A
Hollywood
Alvin Archambeau
Grace Archambeau
Foster Avenue
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
E. B. Readhead
Harold Abell
Stewart J. Archam
Beau
Worthington
E. Bridge Street
Colelle
the Brown Co. Printers - Paper Merchants
Lodi St. Elyria, Ohio
Broilers
Baker’s Hatchery
Lake Ave
B. & P. W. Choral Club
Elyria Woman's Club
News of the Girl Scouts
Verna Hayes
Grafton Road
Clasque Club
Evalyn Lehman
Marguerite Taylor
Geraldine Watson
Marny’s
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Post
H. C. Fisher
John Buckley
Post
Roosevelt Girl Reserve
Eleanor Patak
Girl Reserve
Lucy Weekes
Oberlin College
Lucille Hinman
W. 2Nd St
Keith Mae
Shepee
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
June Bride
Harry S. Burr
Second St
Jefferson P.T.A
Y.W. Camp
China Shop
Pyrex
Middle Ave
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