Rainbow Majority League Celebrates Second Anniversary
Rainbow Majority League marked its second anniversary with a Christmas party at Mrs Kreig's on West avenue. Twenty members enjoyed dinner, decorations by Naoma Burge Ruth McGinnis and Roberta Mosley, a business meeting, and plans for a Christmas basket led by Mrs Ruth Hupp and Mrs Phyllis Mason. Audrey Squire received a crystal gift from alumnae. An informal 1939 officer installation by Betty Campbell welcomed Annette Whitney as president and Ruth Hupp, treasurer. Interim gifts to past officers were given. alumnae honored Betty Campbell. Gifts exchanged, bridge games ended with Mason first Campbell second and Yvonne Meyer third. Meeting set for January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Majority League
Jeanette Sibey
Bernice Wittmer
Betty Campbell
Jeanette Sipey
Mason
Muss Campbell
Yvonne Meyer
Tea Honors State Supervisor At Center For The Sightless
Mrs Beulah Williams and Mrs Warrer Platner hosted a tea at the Center for the Sightless in Elyria for Miss Mary Hugo state supervisor of the Home Teachers of the Ohio Commission for the Blind. Visitors included Wilbur Koch Emma Wernett and Ali tt state placement agent for the blind plus representatives from service clubs and Ely school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Williams
Warrer Platner
Center For the Sightless
Mary Hugo
Oho Commission For the Blind
Ely
Huber Whitlock
Miss Hugo
Ohio Commission For the Blind
Elyria Service League
Lorain Lions Club
Wilbur Koch
Emma Wernett
Allitt
Bride-Elect Ehricke Showered at Plocher Home
Four bridge tables were in play at the Plocher home on Fourth street where Miss Gladys Plocher and Miss Margaret Terry complimented Miss Geraldean Ehricke, bride-elect of Robert Vandemark. Miss Phyllis Agate and Miss Winifred Ehricke led scores, and Mrs. Elden Smith received consolation. A pantry shelf shower accompanied the green and white salad course. The wedding is set for Saturday afternoon December seventeenth at three o'clock in St Andrew's Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plocher
Fourth Street
Gladys Plocher
Margaret Terry
Geraldean Ehricke
Robert Vandemark
Phyllis Agate
Winifred Ehricke
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Townsend Club No 2 Plans Holiday Activities
Townsend Club No 2 held its regular meeting at the British Empire Club with fair attendance. Planned social events include a December 19 quiz bee between women and men and a gift exchange, and a January 16 birthday celebration for Dr Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club No. 2
British Empire Club
Dr. Townsend
Colonial Club Afternoon Event At Elyria Woman's Club
The Colonial Club met at the Elyria Woman's Club hosted by Mrs. H. G. Hoover. A dessert course was served at 1 30 and five hundred games were played at four tables. The group adjourns for holidays and will reconvene with Mrs. M. D. Hackett hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
H. G. Hoover
Elyria
M. D Hackett
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
A roster lists hospital admissions including Andrew Nagy 308 West River Street John Szabo Griswold Road Mrs Robert Hancock Grafton Mrs Mildred Meyer 224 Princeton Ralph Renck Oberlin Clifford Scheidler Avon Stanley Malik 150 Woodford Karl Sabiers Amherst Mrs John Prusk 127 Bath Street Mrs William Hoffman 115 Charles Court Janet Oster Avon Lake Mrs Owen Slauter 325 Eleventh Street Discharges include Mrs Jack Zocchi Lorain Wilhelmina Gebhard 807 West Avenue Herman Guyeska 133 Quincy Street Peggy Kauffman 604 Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Nagy
West River Street
John Szabo
Griswold Road
Robert Hancock
Grafton
Mildred Meyer
Princeton
Ralph Renck
Oberlin
Clifford Scheidler
Avon
Stanley Malik
Woodford
Karl Sabiers
Amherst
John Prusk
Bath Street
William Hoffman
Charles Court
Janet Oster
Avon Lake
Owen Slauter
Eleventh Street
Jack Zocchi
Lorain
Wilhelmina Gebhard
West Avenue
Herman Guyeska
Quincy Street
Peggy Kauffman
Lake Avenue
New PTA Organized At St Marys School
About seventy five men and women met at St Marys parish hall to organize a new Parent-Teacher Association. Mrs H H White was elected chair with Arthur Grumnesy as vice president and other officers named. Rev Fr Moseley gave the address praising the cooperation in forming the St Marys PTA. The Juniorettes of the American Legion Auxiliary held a combined business session and Christmas party at the Elks restaurant, with Virginia Kolopos elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marys Parish Hall
H. H White
PTA
Arthur Grumnesy
J F O'Conner
Alfred Alten
Philip Flood
Moseley
St. Marys
Parent-Teacher Association
American Legion Auxiliary
Elks
Virginia Kolopos
Dorothy Cooley
Marie Law
Fhyvllis Smut
Patty Jane Dasyis
Leslie
Carolyn Hurlbut
Arthur Perkins
Joan Perkins
Jean Allen
Virginia
Barbara Kolopos
Foster Avenue
Christmas Party for Catholic Study Club No 4
First Christmas party since its organization for Catholic Study Club No 4 hosted by Mrs Sewardes on Fourth Street featured bridge with four tables, prizes to Mrs Emerich Mrs Flood and Mrs Walsh, gift exchange, festive place settings with miniature poinsettia, candlebra, and a pine tree centerpiece. Salad course served by the hostess and committee. Next meeting January 9 at Miss Geraldine Daney's home with co hostess Mrs Emerick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Sewardes Hostescharmurgiv
No 4
Fourth Street
Bridge
Evenue
Theodore Emerich
Philip Flood
Richard Walsh
Wex
J Gallagher
J. O'Connor
R. Walsh
Mildred Walsh
Annual Holiday Party Greeted Mugwumips by Bright Tree
Mrs Richard Gollmar hosted the annual Christmas party on Thirteenth Street with a lighted tree and evergreen mantle displays. Four bridge tables produced high scores for Mrs Carl Ericsson and Miss Ethyl Milliren, while Mrs Wilbur Henry and Mrs Goallmar with Miss Isabel Hasley earned a consolation award. Gifts were given from the tree as guests, including Miss Florence Sanders, gathered in the dining room. Co-hostesses for the January ninth meeting will be Mrs Arnold Heinzerling and Mrs Wilbur Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gollmar
Thirteenth Street
Carl Ericsson
Ethyl Milliren
Wilbur Henry
Goallmar
Isabel Hasley
Florence Sanders
Arnold Heinzerling
Fell Elected Chair of Division F at Second Church
Mrs. A. M. Fell was elected chairman of Division F at the Second Congregational church during last night’s annual election held at Miss Kathryn Howard’s home on Tenth street. Other officers include Alice Foster secretary Gladys Fritz treasurer Irene Stewart missionary chairman John Strohl sunshine treasurer Helen Saville publicity Ann Botamer chaplain. Christmas gifts were exchanged and members planned to pack a welfare basket. Adjournment and January ninth plans were set with Gladys Fritz and Edna Baun to entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Fell
Second Congregational Church
Kathryn Howard
Tenth Street
Dorothy Stanford
Alice Foster
Gladys Fritz
Irene Stewart
Sunshine
John Strohl
Helen Saville
Ann Botamer
Spruce Street
Edna Baun
Missionary League program features Rev Charles Proudfit speaker
The Men's Missionary League of the United Presbyterian church hosted Rev Charles Proudfit secretary of the Board of Education of the United Presbyterian church in Pittsburgh as last night’s speaker. He discussed the boards four units to train youth five colleges nationwide and tuition support for medical missionaries. Max Bader led devotional reading Romans five with Edmund Wright accompanying on piano. Committee reports were read and letters praising league publicity appeared from a Cleveland newspaper. J Frank Brittain of Erie is slated to speak at the January meeting. Closing prayer by Dr Proudfit. refreshments by the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Missionary League of
The
United Presbyterian Church
Charles P. Proudfit
Board of Education
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Max Bader
Edmund Wright
G. A. Brown
League
Cleveland
J. Frank Brittain
Erie
Dr. Proudfit
Miss Helen Whiting Pond to Attend Betty Greenley Wedding
Miss Pond arrives from Boston for a brief visit at Washington avenue then heads to St Louis for Miss Betty Greenley's wedding party. Several Oberlin College ties, family visitors, and local social noted with friends from Elyria and Parma. A grandchild, Carol Louise Hofmann, welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Hofmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Whiting Pond
Boston
Washington Avenue
St. Louis
Missouri
Betty Greenley
Miss Pond
Miss Greenley
Oberlin College
Katherine Newton
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Robert Newton
H. J. Schulz
Park Avenue
Caryl Christman
Eighth Street
Marion
Ohio
Rogers
William Hofmann
Charles Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Carol Louise
Eugene H. Conway
Texas
H. W. Pond
Beverly Blaser
E. J. Blaser
Cornell Avenue
St Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
George Pierce
Sixth Street
Bond
Richard
Wakeman
Charles Christman
Carl Christman
Ione Gersei
Dorothy Nau
Helen Impson
Ruth Ostrove
Senor Friendship Club
Dorothy Netley
Emily Davis
Friendship Clubs
Central Y.w Oc
Erd
W. F. L.mes
Samuel Street
Ernest Limes
Columbus
al Limes
Ard
Harry L.mes
Elyria Ise
Julia Krabec
Oberlin Road
C.E Fields
Parma
A H Goodspeed
East Avenue
Charles A. Goodspeed
Detrot
Michigan
Orange
Massachusetts
L. A. Goodspeed
Graystone Hotel
Esther Wenholz and Glenn Mutersbaugh Exchange Vows Monday
Esther Wenholz of 510 West Avenue and Glenn Mutersbaugh of Wooster exchanged vows at 6 PM in the First Baptist church parsonage with Rev. Ralph W. Neighbour officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Charles Yarborough. The bride wore a street frock of Duberne and Mrs Yarborough a fusetta crepe dress. Flowers were girderias in shoulderettes. Afterward the bridal party had dinner at Mrs S. H Bowen’s home, followed by a reception at Mrs Curis’s home where the couple received gifts. The Mutersbaughs planned to continue their home near Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Wenholz
510
West Avenue
Glenn Mutersbaugh
Weester
First Baptist Church
Ralph W. Neighbour
Charles Yarborugh
Duberne
Yarborough
S. H Bowen
Menersbaugh
Wooster
Rainbow Class Dinner at Furst Methodist Church
Rainbow class held a festive tureen dinner for fifty eight at Furst Methodist Church. Muss Nell Willows led a brief business session then eight girls sang carols with Mrs Henry Beam at the piano. Mrs Merritt Powell read a Christmas story, prizes went to Mrs Charles Snaple and Mr Roy Wimpeny, and a ten cent gift exchange followed. Committee members listed. class resumes January ninth with Mrs Carl Fester in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furst Methodist Church
Muss Nell Willows
Busness Sesson
Henry Beam
Pians
Hicks
Bethlehem
Lillian Nicholson
Merritt Powell
Charles Snaple
Roy Wimpeny
A J. Lehman
Hugh Cameron
T W Meener
Keith Brown
A B Strong
Hirley Carnicom
Olivette Lauck
Mldred Fowls
Carl Fester
Janet Robbins and Robert Kreuck Wed in Newport Kentucky
Janet May Robbins and Robert Thomas Kreck were married in Newport at the First Methodist church by Rev. Jim R Creamer. Attendants were Mrs R W Seheer and Howard Chandler. The bride’s family includes Mrs Jose Robbe of 263 Fourth Street. The groom is the son of Walter Rouees of Amherst. Both are described with ties to local employers and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Krentness
Janet May Robbins
Robert Thomas Kreck
Jim R Creamer
Citch
R. W Seheer
Howard Chandler
Nenert Trebrede
Jose Robbe
Fourth Street
Elsi Han Scheel
Air Kroeck
Walter Rouees
Amherst
Oow
Christmas party for South Ena Group of Child Conservation League
Mrs Corning Beals of Grafton road was assisted by Mrs Rasmond Trompson Monday evening for a Christmas party. The group decorated with Christmas greens and a tree and served refreshments. Prizes went to Mrs Gerald Wagner and fellow members Mrs Hinebrook Mrs Senft and others. Next meeting hosted by Mrs Windsor and Mrs Krenvel on January ninth in Denison avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning Beals
Grafton Road
Rasmond Trompson
South Ena
Child Conservation League
aTatr
Gerald Wagner
Anes
Frank Hinebrook
W G
W G Senft
Senft
Homebrook
Joseph Gusker
Leonard
Hinebrook
Earl Webber
M. AM. Windsor
Denison Avenue
Michael Krenvel
Distinguished Guests Attend Circle Party And Election of Officers
Distinguished guests attended Captain B D Reefy Circle Ladies of the G A R meeting last evening. A Christmas party featured election of officers with Myrtle Rose re elected president and Sadie Mae Williams to inaugurate the January 9th installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D Reefy
Clara Tice
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Carrie Norris
Mary Hirst
National C
Sadie Mae Williams
Ella Dow
Circle No. 48
Cleveland
Iva Sabins
Lorain Circle
Myrtle Rose
Rose Dale
Millie Howlett
Anna Brush
Elizabeth Decker
Mildred Hamilton
Alice Green
Nina Hitsman
Margaret McKinley
Louise Freeman
Anna Bruck
Marthe Howlett
Woodman Hall
Mrs Bauer Hosts Merry Mintos at Clark Street Home
Mrs Jessie Bauer hosted the Merry Mintos at Mrs Bodine’s Clark street home last evening. Bingo followed the business session with prizes awarded to Viola Byam, Agnes Pyecroft, and Val O’Brien. Red pepper lights and a peppermint centerpiece topped the Christmas table. favors were striped peppermint stems. A Christmas salad with wafers preceded adjournment. A Christmas dinner at Benson’s on Second street is planned for Monday evening December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Bauer
Merry Mintos
Community group notices mix in Lakeview area calendar
A long calendar of meetings and events appears from several organizations. Mothers Auxiliary, Mary-Martha class, Welsh Club, Legion Auxiliary, Daughters at Union Veterans, Business and Professional Women, and various lodges list hosts and addresses. A Cleveland speaker from Oberlin College discusses Archeological Discoveries in Palestine. Local clubs plan dinners, suppers, and Christmas parties, with names, streets, and venues. A Croatian gosling misidentification ends with stork revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Mothers’ Auxiliary
Roy Range
Lake Avenue
Mary-Martha
F. E. Shewell
10Th Street
Women's Welsh Club
James Davies
East River Street
Legion Auxiliary
Union Veterans
Lorain Co
Oberlin College
Palestine
Jessie Minch
Clark Street
B. E
Anna Cook
Sophia Makiuski
Cleveland Street
Avalon
Ben Naru
18Th Street
L. QO. L
Josephine Zlatkowski
West River
Elyma Lodge
Lorain Co. Medical Society
Elyma Country Club
F. A. Spitler
Cleveland
Baptist Women's Missionary Society
St. John’s Young People’s Society
St Agnes Girls
Garden Club Re Elects Will Thomas President
Yall red tapers and Christmas greens set a festive table for the Mlytia Garden Club annual dinner and meeting at the Woman's Club. After dinner 45 members and guests heard Mrs. Fred Lohnes sing three numbers with Mr. Eric Chapman on piano. Will Thomas was reelected president for 1939 with Reuben Miller as vice president and Miss Josephine Fay as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlytia Garden Club
Woman's Club
Fred Lohnes
Mary
Eric Chapman
L. B. Hindman
J. Smith
Will Thomas
Reuben Miller
Josephine Fay
Deane Burns
C. 5. Johnson
First Congregational and Circle Fourth plan Christmas party
Class and Circle Four of the First Congregational church of Elyria join the Good Will Bible Class for a Christmas party on Friday December 16 at the church. A tureen luncheon will be served at 12 30 to which everyone is invited to bring a covered dish. The table will be set with coffee and well furnished. An exchange of inexpensive gifts will be conducted by Santa after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Four
First Congregational Church of
Elyria
Good Will Bible
We-Kum-U-Kum Club Plans Christmas Party
The We-Kum-U-Kum Club will hold its Christmas party and gift exchange at the YWCA this Thursday at eight o clock. Hostesses Mildred Hess Lillia Longwell Agnes Garber Lena Pasadyn Dorothy Burkeley and Jessie Ballash will oversee the event with two members planning to discuss coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W.C.A
Mildred Hess
Lillia Longwell
Agnes Garber
Lena Pasadyn
Dorothy Burkeley
Jessie Ballash
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Society
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Tea
Jeffer’n Friendship Club
Jefferson Junior Friendship Club
Caree Florist
Broad St
St. Mary’s School
Mrs
Fear Board Secretary
Champio
Lump
Janet Robbins
Robert Kreuck
Newport, Kentucky
C.C.L
Central Book Store
Broad Street
Waltham
Bethel
Granville
Deabrbury
Credit Jewelers
Mrs. Bauer
Maria Shigmatov
Susak
Croatia
Garden Club
Allen
Bik
Ernard
Dad
Ayer
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