Joint Dinner Bridges Y M C A Clubs And Felundship
Embodying club colors the Junior Hi Y and Junior Friendship met for a joint dinner at the Y M C A decorated with banners. About fifty members attended a program led by toastmaster Charles O Malley and featured moving pictures by H G Stevick. Future activity plans include a hike and swimming party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yy. M.C. A
Hi-Y
Ata Aacarations
Agnes Kapear
Charles O'Malley
Dan Ostrow
Circle 5 of St Pauls Church hosts social and plans events
Mrs. George Vogley hosted Circle 5 at Neuter Court with Mrs. John Kunitz presiding and two members appointed to assist in a special supper next week. Mrs. Martin Schrader led devotional, Pit was enjoyed, and refreshments served. May 13 meeting will feature Mrs. George Decker at 243 Fairlawn Ave. Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets May 4 at 2 15 PM at First Methodist. devotional by Mrs. L Bristol and song by Mrs. Robert Moore. Recap includes elections at Research Club and reviews of Lis ten for the Lonesome Drum by Carl Carmer and Read ers Digest Page Dr. Music. Next social May 20 at Mrs. L H Wilcox’s Jefferson St. Grace Lutheran Aid Society notes a May 13 business session after a talk by Rev W W Walker on Love thy Neighbor. Refreshments served to 23 ladies. a mission tea is planned for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vogley
Neuter Court
Circle 5
St Paul's Church
John Kunitz
Martin Schrader
Pit
George Decker
Fairlawn Avenue
EB. H. Evans
India
Womens Christian Temperance Union
First Methodist Church
Mre . L. Bristol
Robert Moore
C. O. Schmitkonus
Frank Spencer
Research Club
D. J. Fox
B. J. Reisinger
Lake Avenue
Carl Carmer
E. J. McRoberts
Readers Digest
Grace Flower
L. H. Wilcox
Jefferson Street
W. W. Walker
Grace Lutheran Church
Aid Society
Walker
St. Luke
Stanley Joviak
F. W. Hoton
Rummage Sale at 631 West Broad Street
A rummage sale is planned for Saturday at 631 W Broad St with hours 8 a m to 2 p m. Proceeds likely support local needs. The listing notes location and timing for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Broad St
Plans For Summer Stay At Home Camp In Elyria
A community effort by the Elyria YMCA committee outlines a lighter informal Stay At Home Camp. It targets older girls from 5th to 12th grade with sessions on specific weekdays and weekly sign ups. The plan emphasizes creative activities and will publish more details later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio
George Johnson
E. J. Lance
F. S. Fullmer
R. M. Knech
Guild Members Meet for Rug Making at St Andrew's
East Side Guild continued rug making in the Guild Room of St Andrew's Episcopal church Thursday afternoon. At noon they shared a tureen luncheon and planned a future gathering at Mrs Charles Wright's home 245 Oxford avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Guild
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Charles Wright
Guild
Oxford Avenue
Local residents enterta in and travel for visits and schooling
iPersonals notes several Lorain residents traveling for education and family visits. Emma Dull returns from Toledo after two days at a F T D school. Dorothy Rumpf visits cousin Blanch Lasky in Berea, Ohio. Dr H M Metcalf and wife plan to settle in Hendrysburg. Several attend meetings in Cleveland and Athens Ohio. Others plan mother daughter activities in Athens. Bowen family returns from Atlantic City via Clinton New York. Guths attend funeral in Cleveland. Eastern Star members gather in Oberlin. Mrs W W Walker and children return from St Louis. Lois Littleton and mother head to Springfield Ohio for weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Dull
Cerek Florists
Toledo
F. T. D. School of Instruction
Dorothy E. Rumpf
Blanch Lasky
Berea
Ohio
H. M. Metcalf
Hendrysburg
J. C. Kennedy
George Haines
Robert Shryock
Ada Heimbach
Helen Osborn
Cleveland
Dry Federation
First Methodist Church
Earl Smith
Lake Avenue
Howard Hall
Athens
Gertrude Smith
Ohio University
Smith
W. H. Manning
Gates Avenue
Samuel H. Bowen
Grace Daniels
510
West Avenue
Atlantic City
Ruth Vestal
Blanche Kohler
W. W. Walker
St. Louis
Missouri
East River Street
Lois Littleton
Elyria High School
J. B. Littleton
Springfield
Good Will Bible Class Hosts Twenty Seven Guests
Mrs. Alexander Forbes hosted the Good Will Bible class of the First Congregational church with twenty seven ladies present. Dr. Blanchard of Cleveland, slated for the May breakfast, attended as speaker. Dr. and Mrs. William Muir Auld visited en route to England, and a surprise farewell gift was sent to Mrs Metcalf for her new southern Ohio home. A birthday luncheon is planned for May 21 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Forbes
Highland Court
First Congregational Church
J. F. Grosser
Nebraska
Lucy Houserman
F. Blanchard
Cleveland
William Muir Auld
England
HW. MM. Metcalf
Ohio
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admissions include Roland Barkacs of 275 W River, Mrs Joseph Kotohryz of Avon, Harry Miller of 412 W 9th, Albert Kent of 194 West Ave, and Mrs Albert Woodings of Grafton. Discharges include Floyd Mills of 324 Sumner, Roland Barkacs of 275 W River, Robert Archer of R D No 3, Mrs Mary Parsch of 409 East Ave, James Johnson of 1712 North, and Mrs Ward Leppere of 204 HE Broad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Barkacs
W. River
Joseph Kostohryz
Avon
Harry Miller
9Th Street
Albert Kent
West Avenue
Albert Woodings
Grafton
Floyd Mills
Sumner Street
W. River Street
Robert Archer
Mary Parsch
East Avenue
James Johnson
North Street
Mra. Ward Leppere
HE. Broad
iCalendar Grace Guild Meeting At Church
The iCalendar Grace Guild gathers at 8 09 PM in the church for a meeting. The Elyria Musical Art Society postpones its recital to Thursday May 6 with the Student Department noted. China Club meets with Rose Feron at 21 Sixteenth Street. The high school senior a capella choir plans a concert at the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Guild
Elyria Musical Art Society
China Club
Rose Feron
Sixteenth Street
Capella
Oddfellows celebrate 118th anniversary in Elyria Lodge program
Elyria Lodge No 103 hosted an 118th anniversary event with supper for members and St Clair Rebekah lodge families. Jefferson Junior High Orchestra performed under Viola Hargrave, plus readings by Mrs Harr Copas and songs by a sextet led by Mrs Eric Chapman. E L Batley spoke on lodge progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oddfellowship
North America
Elyria Lodge No. 103
Lodge
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Jefferson Junior High School
Viola Hargrave
Sever
Harr Copas
Sis Hopkins
Eric Chapman
E. L. Batley
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Elyria Scige
Sears
Wellington
Wedding Of April Third Is Announced
Miss Ethel Metzger announced her marriage to Stanley G. Miller, solemnized April third by Rev. D. F. Fulmer at his home on Eastern Heights boulevard. The bride is niece of Mrs. V. V. Schaeffer of Lake avenue, with the couple to reside at Stop 12 Lake avenue. The Golden Rule Bible class held a quarterly social at Mrs. Lautenschleger’s home with officers named and a talk by Mrs. Schulze about Charleston and Washington, D. C. during the cherry blossom festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spangs
Lorain
Ethel Metzger
Stanley G. Miller
D. F. Fulmer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
V. V. Schaeffer
Lake Avenue
Stop 12
United Presbyterian Church
Joe Lautenschleger
Harwood Street
Robert Kirkpatrick
A. E Schulze
Schulze
A. W. Baird
Fred Davies
Lautenschleger
Charleston
South Carolina
Washington, D. C
F. A. Lawrence
M. B. Halliwill
la Grange
Miriam
Dale Lute
Ellet
Ohio
Presbyterian Parsonage
Wellsburg
West Virginia
A-Lat
Ellet High School
Goodrich Rubber Company
Akron
Excelsior Avenue
Hostess To Galaxy Delights Members At Dennison Avenue
Mrs Don W Myers entertained Galaxy last evening at 352 Dennison Avenue. Bridge prizes went to Miss Jeanne Reid first Mrs Carl Ericsson second Mr Robert Bainbridge third and Miss Winifred Seward consolation. A two course luncheon featured orchid sweet peas and lilies of the valley centerpieces. A mother daughter banquet is planned for May 13 at Hr-O Hi tea rooms in Oberlin. The next club meeting is set for May 27 at 200 Dennison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don W. Myers
Galaxy
Dennison Avenue
Jeanne Reid
Carl J. Ericsson
Robert Bainbridge
Winifred Seward
Hr-Ohi
Oberlin
Richard S. Horan
Biloxi Woman Presents Cedar Gavel to Roosevelt
Miss June Braun, daughter of Biloxi mayor Louis Braun, greeted President Roosevelt during his Biloxi visit and gave him a cedar gavel crafted at the Jefferson Davis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Braun
Louis Braun
Biloxi
President Roosevelt
Jeferson Davis
Pretty party honors Mrs Morris with bridge prizes
Margaret Krug man and Edna Hines hosted a gathering at 129 Clark Street with bridge and banco. Prizes went to Mrs Dorothy Hastings first and Mrs John Bannick consolation. Miss Margaret Paskvan won first and Mrs Kostrub second in chanco. A luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
Margaret Krugman
Edna Hines
Krugman
Clark Street
Bridge
Banco
Dorothy Hastings
John Bannick
Margaret Paskvan
Kostrub
Rose Fazekas
Lorain
Recent Bride Honored At Eaton House Party
Mrs Walter Grills celebrated as a recent bride at Mrs Erma Alexander and Mrs Gordon Tite’s North Eaton home. Games included Hearts with Mrs Emma Durkee taking first place and Mrs Lula Reisinger consolation. A sailboat gift with rainbow colors and spring blooms framed the room. Dessert was served to eighteen guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Alexander
Gordon Tite
Alexander
North Eaton
Walter Grills
Donna Durkee
Emma Durkee
Lula Reisinger
Lorelei Club Hosts Eileen Mahl for Summer Plans
Members of the Lorelei club met at Eileen Mahl’s home Thursday evening to discuss summer plans. Claire Noon had the high score in Pick-up Sticky, later a luncheon was served, and the meeting adjourned. The next gathering is in two weeks at Frances Rotunda’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi-Sigs
Betty Osborn
Washington Avenue
Rose Rosa
Babe Papworth
Rosa Rosa
Foster Avenue
Lorelei Club
Eileen Mahl
Claire Noonan
Frances Rotunda
St Johns Ladies Aid Society Holds Mission Meeting
St Johns Ladies Aid Society met yesterday afternoon at the school auditorium on Third street for a missionary meeting. Mrs Earl Cook read the topic Hannah and two songs were sung by the assembly with Mrs P M Schroder at the piano. Mrs Ida Wolf and Mrs Anna Koepp hosted. A business session is planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Ladies Aid Society
Third Street
Earl Cook
Hannah
P. M. Schroder
Ida Wolf
Anna Koepp
Luncheon Hosts and Club Meetings Highlight May Plans
Mrs. S. G. McGrath hosted a luncheon for most of the A. F. F. W. club at East Avenue with tulips on the table. Plans for relief work followed by a reading by Mrs. E. E. Kennedy. Next meeting set as a luncheon at the Y. W. C. A. on Thursday, May 27.
Meeting Postponed for Elyria Home Auxiliary Dinner
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Elyria Home for the Aged will not meet next Monday. They will gather May 11 for dinner with the Home Trustees and then hold an afternoon meeting following the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
The
Elyria Home For the Aged
Trustees of the Home
Confirmation class at St Pauls Church May 1
A new confirmation class will be organized at St. Pauls Church on Saturday May 1 at 9 30 a m. The pastor Reverend Ernst Irfon requests all children expecting to be confirmed next spring to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Ernst Irfon
Five Girl Reserves Visit McKinley Group Meeting
Guests from Franklin School including five Girl Reserves and advisor Mrs. W. W. Selzer attended the McKinley group meeting yesterday afternoon. Louise Goldenberg led devotions and Rosemary Barlow Vivian Rocka fellow and Goldenberg planned a singing and games program for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Selzer
Franklin School
McKinley Group
Louise Goldenberg
Rosemary Barlow
Vivian Rockafellow
Hiawatha Club Holds Regu lar Meeting at Mrs Amidon Home
The Hiawatha club met at Mrs May Amidon 125 Samuel Street last evening. Bunco was the main activity with Mrs Nell Fillmon winning first prize, Mrs Babe Reed second, and Mrs Gertrude Flood consolation. Guests included Miss Irene Bonhill and Miss Mary Puls. Flood was initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha Club
May Amidon
Samuel Street
Bunco
Nell Fihmon
Babe Reed
Gertrude Flood
Irene Bonhill
Mary Puls
Nell Fillmon
Lake Avenue
Keen Kutter Club Hosts Tureen Dinner At Behnke Home
Keen Kutter members enjoyed a tureen dinner at Mrs. Clara Behnke's home with ten present for devotions and roll call. Miss Lucille Abel attended as a guest. A fish dinner is planned for May 13 at Mrs. Alta Behnke's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Kutter Club
Clara Behnke
Pauline Billingsly
Lucille Abel
Alta Behnke
Darley Pickett
Bridge Wits Dine At Mrs Coleman Home
Mrs Ed Coleman hosted the Bridge Wits at six o clock dinner on East River Street with prizes awarded to Mrs Mildred Chapman and Mrs Ruth Lane. In two weeks Mrs Emil Meschke will host a gathering at her home on Harvard Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Coleman
Bridge Wits
East River Street
Mildred Chapman
Ruth Lane
Emil Meschke
Harvard Avenue
Senior Friendship Club Skating Party at Rainbow Gardens
The Senior Friendship Club sponsors a roller skating party at Rainbow Gardens on May 12 for high school students with a small fee. The club also holds a cabinet meeting on May 19 for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Gardens
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Y.M.C.A
Selday
Ohio Street
F. T. Horan
Clark B. Firestone
Mississippi
A. B. Taylor
James Hilton
William Stark
Oberlin Road
W.C.T. U. Program
Ruth
Lake Ave
Cabardine
AAA
Ostrov
Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
NX. Y
iPersonals
Good Will Bible
iCalendar
Acme
Milorganite
Lincoln Lawn
Carek
Carek, Florist
Broad Street
Ita Seeds
Missionary Meeting
Mrs. McGrath
Kate Reinhardt
Ruby Beal
Happy Pinochle Club
Julia Hull
West Bridge Street
Agnes Halderman
Zella Gagen
Middle Ave
Sederis Restaurant
RTT
H. P
Noov
James Brandau
Coterie Bridge Club
R. E. Sanker
Edgehill Road
Cleveland Heights
Church of Christ
J. D. Funk
Telegraph Road
Johnston Gift and
East Second Street
Gertrude Rahl
Brookhouser
G Poe Wero
Vestal
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