Circle No 4 Hosts Washington Day Services
Fifteen members and guests of Circle No 4 of St. Pauls church gathered for a song service and devotions led by Mrs H Anderson. A luncheon featured red white and blue decorations and gifts for Mrs Alexander Scott. Guests included Mr and Mrs James Scott and Miss Rose Krabec. The circle meets March 14 at Mrs H Pomeroys. A separate party honored Mrs Alexander Scott with a dance and prizes. The Charlotte Eady Guild met at Elmira Pattons for a style show planning and officers were named.
Piano Class Holds Washington's Birthday Party at Miss Bates Home
Edna Bates's piano pupils performed a short program at her home, with a discussion on music of Washington's era and examples played. Prizes went to Charles Hyman, Lila Gibson, and Harvey Evenchuk. Refreshments followed. Odem Club met with Mrs. Joe Bara. pinochle ongoing. Walliam Cox won first prize, Norman Pichoda consolation, James Henke traveling prize. Luncheon at two small tables with patriotic decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Bates
Neuter Court
Washington
Charles Hyman
Lila Gibson
Harvey Evenchuk
Odem Club
Joe Bara
Eighth Street
Walliam Cox
Norman Pichoda
James Henke
John Leimbach
Broad Street
Birthday Observed and Surprises Mark Community Celebrations
Mrs Rose Shauver hosted twenty five guests last evening at her Woodland Avenue home for the birthday of Charles Willen with Elyria Lorain North Olmsted and Carlisle guests. A. P. Bailey orchestra provided music and a pink and white birthday cake iced by Miss Josephine Bailey accompanied refreshments. Archie Welton presented Mr Willen with a gift. The Sphinx club met at Ruth Higgins home 511 Band Street for a Leap Year theatre party planning and a Washington birthday themed table with centerpieces and favors. Surprising Thomas Reese of 110 Water Street by twelve young men on his twentieth birthday included a games session and refreshments. Roosevelt Girl Reserves plan a two to four play day at the YWCA with a journey to foreign lands featuring folk dances songs and games led by Florence Kaminski Frank Herman and Marian Knittel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Scott
Erie Street
Rose Krabec
James Scott
Lorain
Arthur Struthers and
Mary Palko
Rose Shauver
Woodland
Ayenue
Charles Willen
Willen
Elyria
North Olmsted
Carlisle
A. P. Bailey
Archie Welton
Mr. Willen
Sphinx Club
Ruth Higgins
Band Street
Elizabeth Woodward
Washington
Thomas Reese
Waterstreet
William Minch
Robert Adams
Robert Vanek
Robert Meredith
Norman Schroeder
Kenneth Walker
Ralph Hancock
Gordon
Douglas de la Vars
John Nevins
Robert Reese
E. T Reese
Roosevelt
Florence Kaminski
Frank Herman
Marian Knittel
Licenses Granted to Sailor and Elyria Pair
Washington sailor Licenses and Junior Mallow 24 and Dorathe Hulse 21 of Elyria granted. Vernell Miller 25 of St Louis truck driver and Helen Spotts 21 of Oberlin granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Mallow
Washington, D. C
Sailor
Dorathe Hulse
East River Street
Elyria
Vernell Miller
St. Louis
Helen Spotts
Ohberlin
Birthday celebration for Rev. L. A. Reeves at First Hungarian Baptist
The Rev. L. A. Reeves was surprised by a birthday party after prayer meeting at First Hungarian Baptist Church. Congregation members and family gave gifts and delivered congratulatory speeches. Guests from Cleveland attended as the fiftieth birthday was celebrated with a patriotic refreshment setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Reeves
First Hungarian Baptist Church
Cleveland
Rev. Reeves
Local clubs host, entertain and prize a busy social evening
Mrs Marcia Eager of Columbus Street hosted two guests and nine H G S club members with one absence due to illness. Five hundred rummy prizes went to Mrs Ahte Estep first, Mrs Vera Sippel second, and Mrs Iva Dumsky consol d. A late luncheon followed as the group adjourned to meet in two weeks at Mrs Helen Wircnske's home. The Jefferson Friendship Club hosted a tea for mothers and teachers with solos by Louise Jabbusch and Esther Gibbons, and Mrs Clarence Craig of Oberlin to speak on Your Adolescent Daughter at the Y W C A on February 29 at 1 30. Bethel Shrine members from Lakewood and Lorain prepared refreshments, with officer election in two weeks. Clyque Club held pinochle at Ins Lescher’s with Stella Rea first, Dorothy Reed second, Delores McDaniels consolation, and Kay Delamore traveling prize. Modern Eight Club at Clellan Andress’s home. six bridge games, prizes to Clellan Andress, Jack Rick, and Charles Brown, with a Washington birthday table. N B Club at Donna King’s East Avenue home. Help Thy Neighbor as diversion. Esther Atkins won first, Jane Carter consolation. next meet at Mrs Ray Chiff’s Brandston Avenue on March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Eager
Columbus1 Street
Lillian Eddington
Mary Mee
H. G. S. Club
Henrietta Smith
Ahte Estep
Vera Sippel
Iva Dumsky
Helen Wircenske
Columbus Street
Jefferson Friendship Club
Louise Jabbusch
Esther Gibbons
Thelma Gegenheimer
Friendship Club
Clarence Craig
Oberlin
Ins Lescher
Samuel Street
Stella Rea
Dorothy Reed
Delores McDaniels
Kay Delamore
Washington
Clellan Andress
Verne Barnes
Jack Rick
Charles Brown
Frank Neufield
Medina
Donna King
N. B. Club
East Avenue
Esther Atkins
Jane Carter
Ray Chiff
Brandston Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
A hospital notice lists admissions and discharges including Mrs Michael Neman of Howe Street, Mrs Clifford Schultz of Grafton, Mrs Frank Chap ler of West Sixteenth Street, Cazemer Fokolowske of Woodford Avenue, Bert Jaycox of Bond Street, Evelyn Smith of Avon Lake, Mrs Richard Kuss of Sixth Street, Mrs Orrin Cassidy of R D No 1, Mrs Janet Penman of Persons Court No 4, Mrs David Roberts of RD No 3, Mrs Rowland Heath of La Grange, and discharges Paul Thimke Jr of Olmsted Falls, Mrs D H Weed of Sixth Street, and Katherine Wetherby of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Neman
Howe Street
Clifford Schultz
Grafton
Frank Chapler
West Sixteenth Street
Cazemer Fokolowske
Woodford Avenue
Bert Jaycox
Bond Street
Evelyn Smith
Avon Lake
Richard Kuss
Sixth Street
Orrin Cassidy
Janet Penman
David Roberts
R D
Rowland Heath
la Grange
Paul Thimke
Olmsted Falls
D H. Weed
Katherine Wetherby
Lake Avenue Mothersingers Meet for Practice at Gibbons Home
Elyria Township Mothersingers gather for a practice at Mrs. C A Gibbons home at 8:00 P M on Monday February 26 with the Christian Endeavor of the group involved in the event.
Lake Avenue Community Church Meeting Invitation
Lake Avenue Community Church will meet at Lake Avenue School on Tuesday February 27 at 1 30 P M. Young people in the community are invited to attend these meetings. The Elyria Township Mothersingers met at the home of Mrs R H Miller for a practice session with ten members. Mrs Lucile Kirwin led the practice and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at Mrs C A Gibbons home on Monday February 26 at 8 00 P M. The Grange Hustlers of the North Elyria Grange met at Mrs Frank Peoverniks home for an all day meeting with a tureen dinner served at noon. Plans were made for the refreshments course at the Grange meeting on Thursday evening. The meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Brick is set for Tuesday March 5 with an evening session for members and their husbands. LAKE AVENUE The Lake Avenue Womans Association held its February meeting at the home of Mrs Reno Collier with eight members attending. New president Mrs Cleon Kindle presided. The group sang In the Garden and devotionals from Romans were read by Mrs John Hogan Sr followed by the Lord's Prayer. A short discussion about changing church services before Sunday school was held. It was decided to send the usual Leper Mission contribution. Carpet rags were torn and sewed. Luncheon followed with honor guest Mrs John Hogan Sr receiving a present. Birthday Song was sung for Mrs Christine Wenger who could not attend. The next meeting is at Mrs Cleon Kindle's home on Wednesday March 20 at 2 00 P M with Mrs E F Croskey in charge of devotionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 4
St. Paul's Church
Max Lyndon
H. Anderson
William Holdy
Washington
Valley Forge
Claude Wigfield
Woman's Guild
Elyria
R. H. Miller
Lucile Kirwin
C. A. Gibbons
North Elyria
Frank Peovernik
Grange
Henry Brick
Lake Avenue
John Hogan
Christine Wenger
Cleon Kindle
E. F Croskey
Columbia School Art Exhibit Draws Wide Community Interest
Columbia residents view the school building art show this week with two busloads from East Carlisle and Eaton schools visiting on Tuesday and Wednesday. Admission is ten cents for adults and five cents for children. The PT A plans ballroom dancing lessons Fridays from eight to nine thirty in the old gym after the county tournament. Also noted are Pomona Grange events in March, Youth Council meetings, and various local social notices including visits and birthday wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School News
Columbia
East Carlisle
Eaton
Columbia P T. A
Walters
Stearns
J. W. Salsbury
Local Social Notes From Cleveland Area Visit
Mrs Raymond Stein of Brook Park attended the show Gone With the Wind in Cleveland on Thursday. Mr and Mrs R S Wade with son Wendell and granddaughter Franc is Koenig were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Kofsky in Olmsted Falls on Sunday. A scarlet fever case is noted in the residence of Mr and Mrs Samuel Jackson at the Fassio house formerly Roy Churchward’s. Fassios have moved to Washington DC for a job transfer. Mr and Mrs Clarence Landin cr Belden spent Saturday evening with Mrs Bertha Grills and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Stein
Brook Park
Cleveland
R. S. Wade
Wendell
Francis Koenig
Kofsky
Olmsted Falls
Columbia
Samuel Jackson
Fassio
Roy Churchward
Washington, D. C
Clarence Landin
Belden
Bertha Grills
West Ridge Observes Will Maynard Birthday Event
A group of friends and neighbors gathered Thursday evening at the Maynard home to honor Will Maynard on his birthday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Merle Penfound, Mr and Mrs C Strickler, Mr and Mrs Frank Schramm and two daughters, Mr and Mrs Irvin Laver and Mrs Kate Laver, and Mrs Bertha Mahle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Maynard
Maynard
Merle Penfound
C. Strickler
Frank Schramm
Irvin Laver
Kate Laver
Bertha Mahle
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Cowley in Eaton
Neighbors of Mrs. Arthur Cowley gathered Saturday evening to surprise her on her birthday with bingo and cards and a luncheon for family members including Eric Cowley Thomas Sampson David Sampson Albert Traxler and Isabelle Harvey Traxler Gene Clarenne Tildes and family Anna Austin and George Kamm. A son Gayle Martin was born Wednesday February 21 at Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John Leach. Mrs. Thomas Sampson visited her sister in Dover last week. Burl A. Martin hosted the Revd and Mrs Thomas Hughes from Columbia for a six oclock dinner. Sunshine sisters group entries open until March 14 with the president Mrs Chester Carpenter coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Martin
Memorial Hospital
John Leach
Thomas Sampson
Dover
Burl A. Martin
Thomas Hughes
Columbia
Sunshine Sisters
Ladies Aid
Chester Carpenter
Surprise Shower For Mrs Hoskin At Home
A surprise shower honoring Mrs. Stanley Hoskin was held at the home of Mrs. Robert Hoskin Wednesday afternoon. One planned contest entertained guests as the event unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Hoskin
Robert Hoskin
Local Fair Honors Ethel Hoskin With First Prize
Miss Ethel Hoskin won first prize and Miss Donna King earned consolation. Decorations featured pink and blue. Refreshments served to Oviatt, Forbes, Hoskin, Hawke, Carpenter, and Cowley families from Lakewood Elyria Monroeville and surrounding areas. Charlotte Cowley visited from near Monroeville while Anna Tildes stayed with her daughter Elson Munn. Sam Johnson and Glenn and Lester Cowley attended a large farm event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hoskin
Donna King
Everett Oviatt
Herman Oviatt
Nancy Jean
Lakewood
Wallace Forbes
Denny
Danna King
Elyria
Kenneth Hawke
Jerry
Wilbur Hawke
Chester Carpenter
Clea Hoskin
Stanley
Robert Hoskin
Charlotte Cowley
Monroeville
Anna Tildes
Elson Munn
Sam Johnson
Glenn
Lester Cowley
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Mable Little
Sibelius
Chopin
Beethoven
Finlandia
America
Charlotte Eady
St. Andrew's Church
Elmira Patton
Third Street
Ray Chamberlain
Kenyon Avenue
U.S
Plan Theatre Party
Berson
BERSO
Mark Pastor
Mrs. Eager
Bethel Shrine
Lakewood Shrine
Bess Merriman
Clyque Club
King Home
Elyria Township
C A. Gibbons
Christian Endeavor of
Victor
Decca
Columbia Records
Wagner
Lake Avenue Community Church
Mothersingers
Grange Hustlers
Pomona Grange
Henrietta
Youth Council
Town Bureau
Columbia Town Hall
P. W. Heinneman
Columbus
Acme Grange
Town Hall
PT. A
Musa Artz
Karl Artz
Elnora Dent
Marilyn
Jacqueline
John Burnett
Donna Reising
Homer Bartter
Jesse Burnett
John Lauton
Lawrence Burnett
Anna Shapley
H J. Stadden
Columbia Baptist Church
W. D Krause
Roy Putt
Rolland Cartright
Harold Landon
Lorain County
M. H. Bartter
Ralph King
Willard Hathaway
Krause
Putt
Landon
Tolman
Olmsted
Capell Road
P. W. Heineman
Wilda Heineman
West Ridge
C. C. Strickler
Defiance
M. L. Scott
H.J. Hillier
Harmon Drusendal
Sherman Mason
Lorain County Dairymen’s Association
H. M. Tapper
H. J. Hillier
Clifford Hart
Maae Cleveland
Mat Myers
Leo Snyder
North Ridgeville
O. L Mannich
Gardner’s
Gardner
Elyria, Ohio
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