Social events fill Elyria church afternoon and evenings
A Lutheran Home Auxiliary party at St John’s in Elyria served luncheon for about 33 members and guests from nearby towns. Henry Vogel spoke on home activities and future expansion while local members furnished rooms. A separate Mother Daughter and senior group gatherings featured notes on plans for a May 8 banquet and a May 27 event, with multiple hostesses and guests from Lakewood, Cleveland, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ables
Lutheran Home
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Mars
A. A. Kemper
Lakewood
Armin Schroeder
St John’s Church
Cleveland
Fairview
Amherst
Grafton
E Gris
Kemper
Henry Vogel. Sr
Utheran Home For the
Dover Rose St
Dover Center
de Voge
Abrs. Slaughter
Liebe
St John's Church of Elyria
All-School Dance Sponsored by Student Cabinet in EHS Gym
The Student Cabinet at EHS sponsors an all-school formal dance on May 3 in the high school gym. Tickets are $30 and music will be provided by Wayne Garland's orchestra. Dance committee members include Don Fobes Bill Hockeden Jean Wagner and Jean Ylattersall. The grand march led by Bill Dutch begins at 6 45. This is the cabinet's first organized dance of the year as a new school group formed late in the previous term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Garland
Don Fobes
Bill Hockeden
Jean Wagner
Jean Ylattersall
Bill Dutch
Girl Scout Meeting to Hear Esther Oaks On Camping
The Girl Scout Mothers Troop Committee and Council members are invited to a meeting at the Armory on Third Street Thursday May 2 at 3 PM. Esther Oaks National Staff member will discuss the value of Girl Scout Camping Experiences. Camping for Elyria Girl Scouts is planned with a local camp at Iss-See-Xes in August. Anne Kelleher local director will attend to answer questions about the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Third Street
Esther Oaks
Junior Friendship Party At Rainbow Gardens
About 200 guests attended the Junior Friendship club skating party at Rainbow Gardens on Monday. Moonlight skates couple skates and circle dances were featured. Hosts for the event were Dr. and Mrs. R C Novatney and Miss Frances Lemon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Friendship Club
Rainbow Gardens
R. C. Novatney
Frances Lemon
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Kinsmen Names
A memo lists recent hospital admissions and discharges by locality and residents. Names include Mrs Carl Ericsson Lakewood Mrs Garrett Smith Dwight Ward Mrs Steve Siferdin Dover Center Mrs Dwight Reisinger Grafton Mrs Elinzabeth Gund er 709 Foster Avenue Mrs Wilbur Rudd R D No 2 Mrs Ciford McDaniels 133 Garvin Avenue Mrs Andy Szabol 135 Erie Street Robert Bond R D No 1 Discharges include Mrs Edward Lees R D No 2 Billy Diedrick 215 Gulf Road Eileen Thome Avon Louis Samsone Irondale Ohio Mrs Raymond Hiscox baby Doy R D No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ericsson
Lakewood
Garrett Smith
Fifteenth Street
Dwight Ward
Second Street
Steve Siferdin
Dover Center
Dwight Reisinger
Grafton
Elinzabecth Gunder
Foster Avenue
Wilbur Rudd
R. D
Ciford McDaniels
Garvin Avenue
Andy Szabol
Erie Street
Robert Bond
Edward Lees
Billy Diedrick
Gulf Road
Eileen Thome
Avon
Louis Samsone
Irondale
Ohio
Raymond Hiscox
Doy
Local personals note numerous visits and births in Elyria
The column lists guests and family visits including Mr and Mrs Chalmers Sherwin of Chicago staying with Mrs Sherwin’s parents Dr and Mrs Aserman in Princeton Ave. It notes cataract surgery for Mrs Joseph Lutz, a funeral in Lake Avenue for Mrs John Baker, and births at Elyria Memorial Hospital including a daughter to Mr and Mrs Garrett Smith and a son to Mr and Mrs Clifford McDaniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mfr
Chalmers Sherwin
Chicago
Tlinois
Wakeman
Luz
Irene Taylor
Elyria Home
Raymond Koob
Cleveland
Mary Hearn
Wellington
Robert Fram
Horace Fram
Chagrin Falls
George Kramer
Margaret Flynn
Detroit
John Baker
Lake Avenue
Mabel Parmele
Cleveland Hospital
Florence Terry
Perkview Court
Garrett Smith
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Smith
Fifteenth Street
Oliver Blakeley
Los Angeles
California
Elyria
James Blakeley
Second Street
Robert Nichols
Nichols
S. Alitto
George Bar
Mary Batdorf
Plainfield
New Jersey
Minnie Batdorf
West Avenue
Community group events fill Elyria calendar
Local clubs and groups schedule meetings banquets and socials across Elyria. Highlights include the Junior Musical Art Society at 7 30 p m in the high school Sigma Gamma sorority events at 8th street and several lodge and club dinners with entertainment reservations noted. Roosevelt Girl Reserves held a meeting with devotions a book review and plans for a mother daughter banquet and a Hungarian dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Helen Townsend
Eighth Street
Seta Sigma Phi
Spring Valley
J. Wirsham
Gates Avenue
Pongo Club
Margeret Mate
el Porto
R. Hamlin
Grafton Road
United Presbyterian Mothers
C. L. Bristol
Harvard Avenue
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Young Women’s League
W.C
O. O. F. Lodge
Odd Fellowship
Elyria Council
Wurst Hall
Ely P T. A
Grace Lutheren Fellowship
Elyria Social Duplicate Bridge Club
Elyria Woman's Club
Betty Yuexa
Roosevelt
Helen Bartus
Marian Lindberg
Helen
Sabo
Rose Doman
Girl Scout Troop Hikes to Elywoods for Campfire Treats
Members of Girl Scout Troop No. 5 met at the American Legion hall to hike to Elywoods where they roasted wieners and marshmallows. Adults Summerlee and Betty Von Duyke joined a group of two plus girls. Beth Summerlee won first prize for nature sketches, Jean Dutch second. Mothers invited to tea Thursday at 2 at the armory. The meeting closed with good night circle and taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Troup No. 5
Americar Legion Hall
Elywoods
Summerlee
Betty von Duyke
Beth Summerlee
Jean Dutch
Armory
Teachers Toast McKinley School Dinner
McKinley School teachers will be guests at the annual McKinley PTA dinner Friday evening at seven o'clock. Mrs Kreig's West avenue home hosts the event and reservations may be made with Mrs Max Pember of East River street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
McKinley School
Kreig
West Avenue
Max Pember
East River Street
New Church Members To Be Honored In Welcome Reception
A reception for all new Church of Christ members will be held Wednesday night under the direction of the social activities committee. Mrs Maude Salen chairs the event and 530 new members welcomed since February 1 are invited. Russell Dunford will direct the choir, Will J Foster leads the get acquainted program, and motion pictures of Ohio activities will follow the informal reception. Committees plan attendance across Bible School classes and other church groups to maximize participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Maude Salen
Ohio
Bible School
Russell Dunford
J. Foster
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Sees Weekly Meeting
The Hungarian Reformed church group met in the church auditorium for Sunday Eve ning. Julia Nagy led the devotional hour on the Old Testament with prayers by Bob Kostro. Bible reading by Bertha Doman. Betty Abahazi to lead next week with prayers by Joseph Salai. Bill Igneizii opened the business with minutes read by John Abahazi. A delegation was chosen for the district C. E. conference in Youngstown on May 19. May social on the 26 features the Junior C. E. guest group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
The
Hungarian Reformed Church
Julia Nagy
Bob Kostro
Bertha Doman
Betty Abahazi
Joseph Salaia
Bill Igneizii
John Abahazi
District C. E. Conference
Youngstown
C. E
Full Course Chicken Dinner at Hungarian Church
Sunday May 5 at 6 p.m. the Hungarian Reformed Church M C A hosts a full course chicken dinner served by the Ladies Aid. Public invited and call 42963 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Hungarian Reformed Church
Miss Bishop Announces May 3 Spring Ballroom Dance
Miss Betty Bishop invites Pupil attendees from Amherst Oberlin Wellington Elyira to a Friday evening May 3 ballroom dance in Elkshall with Freddie Fay's band providing music. Chevalier Company No 3 Knights of Pythias will hold its first regular meeting at 7 30 in Broad Street hall with ten initiates. Church of Scientific Religion meets Wednesday at 8 pm in British Empire hall with speaker Rev Perrin of Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Smith
First Congregational Womans Association
Chester Emerson
Trinity Cathedral
Cleveland
Howard Robinson
Oberlin
Robinson
College of Arts and Sciences
Miami University
Ohio State University
Dr. Robinson
WCLE
Alar and Rosary Society
St Agnes Church
Church Hall
Albert Schaerer
Teresa Smith
Cleveland Diocesan Council
J. C. Welsh
Wilbur Reitz
Pedro
Fabian Brada
Katherine Downs
Ralph Cobb
E. Dougherty
Downs
D. Curtis
Don Cullins
Reed Cerier
Betty Bishop
Elkshall
Amherst
Wellington
Elyira
Freddie Fay
Chevalier
Knights of Pythias
Broad Street
Church of Scientific Religion
British Empire Hall
Perrin
Lakewood
Modes and Manners in Social Registration and Engagement Announcements
A guide answers four questions on etiquette. It instructs a man to register as Mr. and Mrs. for his wife, then sign for his mother. Wedding invitations should be mailed four weeks to fifteen days before the ceremony. For a girl with no parents the engagement notice may name Miss Helen Bell and her fiancé, Mr Harold T George, with a specific announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Detroit
Mich
Helen Bell
Mortimer Bell
Harold T. George
Playmaker Dress Rehearsal Tonight At High School
The Playmakers present The Shining Hour in a dress rehearsal tonight at the high school auditorium. Director Frank Seward also stars, with Elva Patton Dell Cromling Kathryn Walker Doris Hartwell and Edward Champion in the cast. Proceeds for the Elyria Kiwanis Boy Scout fund support a new cabin at the Bus Scout camp. tickets remain available at the Chan a Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Seward
Elva Patton
Dell Cromling
Kathryn Walker
Doris Hartwell
Edward Champion
Donald Keating
Virginia Champion
Georgiana Shaw
Walte: Hinkle
Boy Scout Fund
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Ch.na
Improve Your Walk With Posture and Footwork Drills
A reader asks how to fix an awkward walk. The advice emphasizes graceful posture, head up, shoulders back, deep breathing, and a specific walking drill that suggests carrying a basket of eggs, stepping lightly with full foot contact, and rising onto the toes to move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amonzious
Anita
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Lutheran Home For the
St. John’s
Woman's Club Dept
Elyria Wom Club
J. Cains
Fraps Bie
H. G. Wilford
George Pierce
Axtrs
H. G Hoover
Raymond Pumphrey
Helen Kramer
Philip Barr
Reginald Rowxes
Rome
Beebs Court
George Carter
Edward Schneider
Henry Penfound
Visit Telephone Company
Elvira Telephone Company
Irving Geitger
Geltger
Clifford Elsten
Dora Naues
Y. 3 Symnasium
Marian Holmes
Marcella Downs
Ste Faecy
Jean Brugge
Laverne de
Mirs
Axel Sxjerne
Denmark
Patricia Hoke
E. E. Hudson
Alice Perry
Parlay
American Legion Auxiliary
Elks
Hattie Hansman
Review
Life of Saint
al Damm
Thirteenth Street
Catholic Study Club No. 7
Louise de Marillac
Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul
William Young
Aliss Julie Heres
Wiliam Young
Thrteenth Street
Excelsior Club
Alberta Houk
High Street
Helen Briggs
Donna Chapman
Betty Opper
Blanche Briggs
Maude Houk
George Ray
Margaret Kotai
Furnace Street
Priscilla Elek
Frank Wargo
Margaret
Necture
Nature
Colonisat
Gary
Kuschen
EHS
Girl Scout
Real Cleaners
Talon Zipper Service
Camera Club
Bob Sherin
Photoshop
P.m
Lorain
John Sieinke
Camera Guild of Cleveland
China
News of the Girl Scouts
Gertrude's Beauty Shoppe
Cleveland St
Boon
E. Broad Street
Chevalier Co
Parron
Playmaker
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Clearaway
Coats
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