Elyria clubs reorganize departments and plan fall events
The Elyria Woman's Club executive board forms the Department of Music and Drama replacing Fine Arts, names Mrs Sumner Hartwell as chair, and passes a life-member amendment for Past Presidents. Future plans include a Fall Festival in October and a Civics department picnic on August 23 at the Home for the Aged, with a letter of commendation for Elyria trumpeters and a Chase piano gift acknowledged. The Middle West Convention will be in Willard October 1–2 with Mrs Ida Wingard as Elyria delegate. Beginning November a monthly club bulletin will be printed. Wa Sy Club elects Mrs Wayne Burdue president. officers include Miss Adelia Arndt, LeRoy Fridenstine, Miss Mary Fox, and others. next meeting features a progressive dinner September 17. The 17th annual Simms reunion was held August 18 at La Grange with 111 members and guests. officers named for the following year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elyria Woman's Club
Department of Music
Willane
Sumner Hartwell
F. C. Billings
Civics Department
Chase
L. P. Williams
Major Bowes
Elyria
Willard
Ohio
Ida Wingard
Wayne Burdue
Ta Wa Si Club
Mary Fox
South Oak Street
Adelia Arndt
LeRoy Fridenstine
Tom Hastings
Lillian Mallory
Florence Stetson
Cleon Crowell
Burdue
DeEtte Wilson
Club
Assatciates
Charlotte
Jeanette Fox
Miss Stetson
Lucille Hand
Hastings
Simms
Charles Moulder
la Grange
Martha Tiedt
Germany
Dora Wacker
Karl Simms
Everett Modder
Margaret Pallas
Lucy Wellert
East River Street
Esther McIintire
Eleanor Gerstenberger
Adams Family Reunion at Cedar Point
The Adams family held its tenth reunion at Cedar Point on Sunday with fifty six attendees. Officers include Mellie Adams president from Berea Hart Squires vice president Matilda Weeden secretary Clinton Stranahan sports chair Glenn Stranahan. Next year’s gathering is planned for North Olmsted Park in August with several Elyria residents among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Familly
Cedar Point
Mellie Adams
Berea
Hart Squires
Matilda Weeden
Elyria
Clinton Stranahan
Glenn Stranahan
North Eaton
North Olmsted Park
Ralph Stranahan
L. H. Weeden
Leonard Adams
Appoint Officers To Fill Vacancies In Board
Two officers were appointed to fill vacancies caused by resignations when the Elyria Council of Parents and Teachers met at Mrs. R. G. Rockwood home. The resignations of Mrs. Rockwood as president and Mrs. Robert Loomis as vice president were accepted. Mrs. T. L. Moise was named president with Mrs. M. F. Fey as vice president. Other officers named at the last meeting include Mrs. Harley Vibb er treasurer Mrs. George Tulk secretary Mrs. J. Welsh corresponding secretary and Mrs. J. A. Lucas historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria, Council of Parents and Teachers
R. G. Rockwood
Rockwood
Robert Loomis
T. L. Moise
M. F. Fey
P. T. A. Council
Harley Vibber
George Tulk
J. ©. Welsh
J. A. Lucas
Recent Bride Honored With Surprise Bridge Party
A surprise bridge party at Miss Mary Margaret Finegan’s Howe Street home honored Mrs. Donald Wottring, a recent bride. Postscript club members attended, prizes went to Myrtle O Connor Maxine Roling and Jeanne O Connor, a pink and green theme with snapdragon centerpiece desserts followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Finegan
Howe Street
Donald Wottring
Bridge
Myrtle O'Connor
Maxine Roling
Jeanne O'Connor
Semi Annual Meeting Elyria Lodge No. 103
Elyria Lodge No. 103 conducted a semi annual meeting at their temple led by Noble Grand Henry Choate. After a brief business session a round table discussed weekly topics and interest. The Noble Grand announced the next semi annual business meeting for Tuesday August 27 with a hope for a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge No. 103
Henry Choate
Nobie Grand
Local Personal Notices From Elyria Area
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Moore and daughter Jayne visit Columbus and Circleville Ohio. Mrs. Cyril Brecknock and Miss Jesn Bucklew start a Canada motor trip. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright spend weeks at Indian River Michigan. Will Hall judges art at the County Fair in Tiffin. Mrs. H. T. Winckles returns home from Lakeside with son. Death notice in Warren for Mrs. Hultz’s sister. Mrs. J. H. Kinton returns to Cleveland after visit with Ed Graber. Lucy Houserman back from Cambridge Springs. Mrs. Christine Wernert hosts sister Mrs. Stull from Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Sauer set to return from Buffalo. Leonard Duckett and Noel Duckett head to Detroit for a few days. Clarence Foster and mother return from Turner Michigan. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Ludivick Szaycak. Miss Jean Marie Reisinger spends week with Foster family. Charles Tompkins family welcome a daughter in Elyria. Wayne Koppes family to spend week in New Castle before returning to Troy. Mischka sisters take part in piano recital at St Peter’s Amherst. W. O. McClellan returns to Elyria Y.M.C.A. after vacation with family. Mrs. Leo Meyer hosts Chvele 3 at summer home. 17 attend picnic. Circle president Mrs. Walter Graber leads. two guests Mrs. Kinton and Mrs. Stull. In two weeks Mrs. E. Sherman will host Circle at St. Paul’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Moore
Jayne
Columbus
Circleville
Ohio
Cyril Brecknock
Jesn Bucklew
Canada
Charles Wright
Oxford Avenue
Indian River
Michigan
Will Hall
East Broad Street
Tiffin
H. T. Winckles
Cleveland Street
Lakeside
A. J. Hultz
Fields
Warren
J. H. Kinton
Cleveland
Ed Graber
East River Street
Lucy Houserman
Cambridge Springs
Christine Wernert
Kenyon Avenue
Stull
Pennsylvania
A. B. Sauer
Buffalo
New York
Leonard Duckett
West Avenue
Noel Duckett
Eugene
Detroit
Clarence Foster
Mattie Foster
Wellington
Turner
Ludivick Szaycak
Flyrna Memorial Hospital
Jean Marie Reisinger
New Oberlin
C. W. Foster
Bellefield Avenue
Charles Tompkins
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wayne Koppes
Troy
Koppes
C. W. Koppes
Eighth Street
New Castle
McClellan
Ann
Bill
Dora B. Bagg
Mrs Perkins Hosts Jolly 12 Pinochle Club Night
Mrs Helen Perkins hosted the Jolly 12 Pin ochle club at her Longford avenue home. Oliver Diedrich won first prize, Emma Brown second, Fred Schaub consoled. Luncheon followed and the club plans to meet September 2 at Mrs Clyde Clapp’s home. East Carlisle Motheraingers rehearse Thursday at Mrs Tarr Henry’s Butternut Ridge Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Perkins
Jolly 12
Longford Avenue
Oliver Diedrich
Emma Brown
Fred Schaub
Clyde Clapp
East Carlisle
Tarr Henry
Butternut Ridgs
Friendship Club Cabinet Plans Future Activities
The Friendship Club cabinet met at the YWCA parlors to map upcoming year tasks. They scheduled a conference at Lakeside Ohio in early September and set a follow up gathering for Monday August 26 at 2 00 PM, noting attendance for members after the term starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Lakeside
Ohio
Cabinet
Torino
Series Of Talks By Prominent Women Opens
The Elyria Republican Women's Club held the first of five talks by prominent women in politics. Mrs. Fitzgerald of Avon Lake spoke on Women In Politics. Miss Ethel Ryan performed violin pieces with Mrs. Eric Chapman, and Miss Rena Titus sang Annie Laurie. Mrs. Irvin Wendell was named substitute treasurer to aid ill Mrs. Harvey Cheney. A speaker for next month's meeting was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Republican Women’s Club
Woman's Club
Fitzgerald
Avon Lake
Ethel Ryan
Eric Chapman
J. W. Smith
Rena Titus
Annie Laurie
Irvin Wendell
Harvey Cheney
Grace Lutheran calendar and club meetings schedule
Calendar for Grace Lutheran lists Executive Committee at 7 30 PM at the church, Eagies Auxiliary, Golden Glow Club with Mrs S O Harmon at 1077 East River Street, St Clair Rebekah Lodge meal at 6 PM, A Gala Club with Rosa del Rhodes at Tih Street, Townsend Clubs in city hall court at 7 PM open to public. Historical note: steam began powering ships but sailing vessels remained 35 percent of British tonnage in 1859.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Eagies
Golden Glow Club
S. O. Harmon
East River Street
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Tureen
Rosadel Rhodes
Tih Street
Townsend Clubs
Courti Room
City Hall
Cuts Proposed In Agriculture Dept In Ohio
Columbus August 21 The Col C O Sherrill survey committee urged state agriculture cuts saving 85 545 yearly plus 30 000 yearly from a bee keeper license tax totaling 115 545. Savings come from animal husbandry staff reductions and lab consolidations. Foods and fertilizers would be abolished, markets restructured, plant industry field force trimmed and territory assignments made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Department of Agriculture
Survey
Sr Up
Reynoldsburg
State Health Department
Division of
Plant Industry
Slaven
Felds
Division of Foods and Dairies
Administrative changes aim to save $3190 and raise $30000 yearly
The plan includes a bee-keepers license set at 10 cents per colony with a $1 minimum, plus fees for seed testing and nursery inspection. Sherrill urged appointing division chiefs by the agriculture director under civil service, with a strong executive as State Fair manager, while Navy testing plans describe new flying boats with 500 hp motors for 200 mph and 1200 mile range. A South American parrot species nests in a large communal site with separate chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrill Group
Work Rushed on Navy's 60 Super Planes
In San Diego California a quiet rush continues on the plan to build 60 super fighters for the naval patrol service. Consolidated Aircraft Corp speeds its new plant and has won the contracts after unheralded battles along the East Coast. The Douglas plane remains a mystery stored at the naval air station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Naval Patrol Service
Consolidated Aifrcraft Corporation
Naval Air ‘Station
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Mrs. Charles Tompkins of Grafton, Mrs. Ludi vick Szymczak at 355 E River Street, Alice Mohler of Grafton, Mrs. Clarence Dumas at 435 Earl Court, and Mrs. Alvin Archambeau at 67 Foster Avenue. Discharges include Lois Bradley of Grafton, Bobby Spencer at 325 E Hisblyd, James and Richard Jordon at 325 Princeton, and Chester Schaaf of Bellevue Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tompkins
Grafton
Ludivick Szymczak
E. River Street
Alice Mohler
Clarence Dumas
Earl Court
Alvin Archambeau
Foster Avenue
Lois Bradley
Bobby Spencer
E. Hisblyd
James and
Richard Jordon
Princeton
Chester Schaaf
Bellevue
Ohio
Local Licenses Filed in Elyria and Wellington Townships
Licenses listed for Arthur Startley laborer and Geraldine Downey Elyria township. John Carmen Wellington barber and Dorotha Barnes Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creo En One
Arthur Startley
Elyria Township
Geraldine Downey
John Carmen
Wellington
Barber
Dorotha Barnes
Field Day Set by Walther Leagues in Cleveland
Announcement of a zone field day for Walther Leagues scheduled for September 2 at West Tech High School Cleveland. Event disclosed at Young People's Society of St. John's Lutheran church picnic held at Smith's Grove La Grange Road with 25 attendees. Outdoor games and a picnic supper featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walther
West Tech High School
Cleveland
Young People’s Society of St. John's Lutheran Church
Smith's Grove
la Grange
Canada appoints two women to Senate
Cat-Canada now has two women senators. Mrs Iva Falls, an Ontario farmer's wife, was one of 10 new senators appointed by Premier R. B. Bennett to fill vacancies in the Upper House. The only other woman senator is Mrs Cairine Wilson, also of Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Iva Falls
Ontario
R. B. Bennett
Cairine Wilson
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Woman's Club Board
Adams
Marcel Permanents
Brookhouser
Middle Avenue
Sigma Gammas
Forrest Ordell
Ora Champion
Sigma Gamma
Chestnut Street
Doris Caywood
Robert Starr
Warren Dunaway
Norwood Hearn
Amherst Hospital
Septeber
Fete
Mary Cleveland
H. H. Trumpy
Miss Cleveland
Trumpy
Fr. Pierca
Florida
Florence Parry
Margaret Krebs
Kate Roth
Gertrude Hoton
Sophie Smith
A. R. MacDonald
Vic Silver
VIC Silver Watch Repairing & Zest
Lottie Schoammell
Miami
Fla
Leo Meyer
St. Paul's Church
East Erie Ave
Lorain
Walter Graber
Margaret Anthony
Kinton
E. Sherman
Mrs. Perkins
Atss
Department of Agriculture
Smart Spectator
Laura I. Baldt, A. M
Masehold Arts
Teachers College
New York, N. Y
Navy
South America
Ruth
Lake Ave
Venture Inn
Courtland Street
Elyria Business College
Psopis
Household Finance Co
R. R. Ritter
Obie
Social Fellows Business
Scotia
Wurst Hall
Andrew Meldrum
William Shrubsole
Lewis Mercantile
Chronicle-Telegram
Pacrers Department
Fifth Ave
Newark, N. Y
Leonard H. Harris
Elyria Block
Valley Forge
Day’s Hardware & Music Store
Broad Street
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