Rodgers Maher marriage announced with luncheon and bunco
The Rodgers engagement and marriage plans were disclosed at a 15 percent Riverside Court gathering on March 19 for Margaret Rodgers and Harvey Maher. Guests included many relatives and members from Daughters of Scotia and Congregational church. The bride-elect is tied to William Rodgers family. Mr. Maher is linked to Ernest Maher. Bunco prizes went to Etta Belle Underhill and Mrs. George McCaffery amid pink decor and floral centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Court
Unch
Margaret Rodgers
Harvey Maher
Wiliam Rodgers
Maher
Ernest Maher
Harvard Avenue
Bunco
Ettabelle Underhill
George McCaffery
Don Sparks
Paul Moehle
Isabelle Sparks
Nancy McCaffery
Ardis Maher
Dorothy Rodgers
Alex Sparks
Underhill
McCaffery
Daughters of Scotia
and Congregational Church
Fox Furnace Co
Women Plan Union Devotional Service at St Pauls
Representatives from city churches met at St Pauls Evangelical to plan a union devotional for Christian Women to be held Wednesday March 24 at 9 30 a m. A committee of Mrs Otto Mischka Mrs David Lindbers Mrs Glen Broderick and a Pilgrim church representative was named with Mrs D A Baird in charge of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Otto Mischka
David Lindbers
Glen Broderick
Pilgrim Church
Tater
D. A. Baird
The New Opera Talk By Elyria Musical Society
Wayne Meinke led a talk on The New Opera for the Student Department of the Elyria Musical Art Society at W. Co. A. parlors. The program included Berg Hindemith and Kremeck among modern opera contributors, with assorted pieces by Lichner Beethoven Griffes Debussy and others. Next meeting on March 30 will feature Helen Wright on Jazz and American Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Meinke
Elyria Musical Art Society
W. Co. A
Berg
Hindesmith
Kremeck
Lichner
Richard Loomis
Elise
Beethoven
Rue McIntyre
Lanse
Richard Sawyer
Nancy McCaffery
Griffes
Debdussey
Walter Hinkie
Helen Wright
Chicken Supper at Hungarian Reformed Church
Night event details note a chicken supper hosted by the Hungarian Reformed Church on February 28 at 5 30 PM local time. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunarian Reformed Church
Birthday Honoree Noted By Aostess Division L Group
Mrs Myers of Aostess Division L of 2nd Congregational Church met last evening with Mrs H Myers of Ninth Street who entertained in honor of Mrs Pauline Billingsley s birthday. Ten members answered roll call. Guests included Mrs Jessie Kent Mrs Koepp Mrs Bertha Worthington and Mrs Maxine Lantz. Mrs Lantz joined as a new member. After business the group played bingo with awards to Mrs Sam Arias and Mrs Richard Kaeho. Luncheon followed with Washington birthday decor and a gift presented to Mrs Billingsley ahead of March 2nd when Mrs Harry Pickett will host at her Garvin Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Nagy
Aileen Fredier
Internas
Second Congregational Church
West River Stret
A. E. Kemp
Mies Fiedler
Valentine
Nathan the Wise
Gotthold Lessing
Evelene Ernst
George Washington
Rosadel Rhoads
Aileen Fiedler
Evriens Ernat
Garvin Avenue
Cora Louise Ramser
2Nd Congregational Church
H. Myers
Ninth Street
Pauline Billingsley
2Nd Corinthians
Jessie Kent
Koepp
Bertha Worthington
Maxine Lantz
Lantz
Sam Arias
Richard Kaeho
Washington
Carol Stetson
Raymond Thompson
Middle Avenue
Bridge
Arthur Richwine
William Gebhardt
Maxine Carroll
Dorothy Berry
Cleveland
Don Sprague
Lorain
Elyria club event features speakers and a luncheon
The America Home and Child Welfare Department of the Elyria Woman's Club held a luncheon for 25 members with Mrs Deane presiding. Guests from Marietta and Manhattan Lengel spoke on wood finishes while baritone solos were sung. The Sigloo group planned a scavenger hunt for March 9 and Barbara Jennings was named assistant secretary. A gathering March 2 at St Pauls Evangelical church will feature L Hindman speaking on The Words of Love from the Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Missionary Society trip tours world starting in San Francisco
Church of Christ society sponsors a traveling exhibit and program titled Westward Around the World by Mission Route. Guides guided groups aboard boats Hope Peace Unity Faith and Love to five countries with fifteen minute stopovers. Highlights included Japan tea rooms China home customs India curios Paraguay Brazil Jamaica Africa and local mission displays. Guides explained work of Mission Stations as members wore costumes and shared cultural details. A patriotic program followed with pictures of American history and remarks on missions in the United States. A Youth Movement feature was announced and refreshments concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Missionary Society
Hope
Peace
Unity
Faith
Love
San Francisco
Japan
China
Hamilton
Oberlin
Archie Stevenson
North Easton
Miss Poole
Africa
E. F. Clark
Paraguay
Porto Rico
Jamaica
J.D. Hand
Nanee Cope
Delene
Rhodes
America
D. A. Baird
Paul Wainwright
Will Foster
Massachusetts
Connecticut
E. R. Laver
Mre
C. M. Terry
Audrey Foster
Ashland
F. Neuwirth
H. R. Riddle
Personal notices from Elyria areaResidents feted and events around town
Personal notes cover surgeries travels and visits of Longford Avenue residents in Elyria and nearby towns. J Daniele recovers from appendix operation. Mrs Sumner Hartwell returns from California to Middle Avenue. Annie Henry hosts son Fred C Henry in Parma. Robert Lee honored at Ohio Wesleyan University for dramatics and fraternity activity. Several births, visits, and engagements noted with dates and local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Daniele
Longford Avenue
Elyria Clinic
Sumner Hartwell
Middle Avenue
Los Angeles
Covina
San Bernardino
California
John Bins
Annie Henry
Parma Ie i
Fred C. Henry
Harwood Street
Robert Lee
Pasadena Avenue
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
le Bijou
Ohio Wesleyan
Lee
Ohio Wesseyan
Wesleyan Players
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
F. N. Barton
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Manefield
Preston deGraw Baldwin
New York City
Charles Ross
Elshna
DeForest Hall
Vermilion
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Arthur Bush
Wood Street
Leroy Schroeder
Lodi Street
Dorothy Berry
Cleveland
Stetson
West Avenue
Anna Blicker
Marion Ghio
Herman Reinhardt
Weat Bridge Street
Mabel Loshelder
Brewster
Ohio
Lof
Herman Behrens
Anna Barclay
Grant Street
Fenn College
Minnie Butler
St. Augustine
Florida
Legion Auxiliary Activities Reported At Meeting
American Legion Auxiliary held a well attended meeting outlining reorganizing plans for the unit chorus and announcing upcoming events. New members welcomed include Mrs. John Castle Mary Louise Castle Mrs. Richard Walsh Mrs. Hattie Welch and Virginia Kolopos. A cara party is planned for March 18 at the Legion Home and a birthday street dinner will be hosted by January February and March birthdays on March 9. Initiation will occur at that dinner. The mid winter conference dinner at Columbus February 27 will feature the national president’s broadcast via WHE at 1 18 PM. Elyria members Ida Hansen R F Leemhuis and John Kolopos will attend. A program followed with performances by Stage Arts pupils and a new orchestra. Refreshments served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Mary Helen Kolopos
Legion
Tom Cooley
Seventh Street
John Castle
Mary Louise Castle
Richard Walsh
Hat
Oscar Hahn
Elyria
Ida Hansen
R. F. Leemhuis
John Kolopos
Genevieve Hurlbut
Americanism
Stage Arts
Virginia Kolopos
LaVaughn Searight
Sonny and
Nadine St. Marie
American Legion
Rocco Trombetta
Billy Tattersall
Elyria Post No. 22
Plans For North Central PTA Conference In Elyria
Elyria council members outlined the North Central district conference of the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers to be held in Elyria on April 1 at First Congregational church. Grove Patterson of the Toledo Blade will headline the evening session with state officers also taking part in morning and afternoon sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Elyria
Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
First Congregational Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
M. FL Fey
James E. Elenies
Peter Smith
Charles Evans
William Dehm
Dewey Hull
Welsh
John Haldeman
F. W. Lohnes
Merritt Powell
T. L. Moise
George F
Cyril Brecknock
Red Cross
P. T
FE. C. Cook
King Faover
Glasses
Council
Paul R. Hines
P. T. A. Extension
Ohio
Board of Education
Mra. HC
Calendar and Church Notices from Cleveland Road Area
Calendar Clasque Club meets with Mrs Verna Hayes Cleveland Road. Dames of Malta confer degrees on all. Young Peoples Drill Team of Protected Home Circle meets with Leonard Dunford Sth street. Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary have threen supper. Marshall Chapter R. and A. M. meets. St Paulz church has 3rd Lenten service at 7 45 Emmanuel Lutheran devotional at 7 30 Good Will Bible class with Mrs Demos meets Charlotte Flint 130 Bellefield avenue 2nd Congregational church Lenten services at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clasque Club
Verna Hayes
Cleveland Road
Dames of Malta
Young Peoples
Protected Home Circle
Leonard Dunford
Sth
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Marshall
A. M
St. Paulz
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Good Will
Demos
Charlotte Flint
Bellefield Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Local Roll
Admissions include Mrs. Arthur Bush of 165 Wood St, Donald McConkey of 40 Woodland Ave, and Mrs. Leonard Johnson of 139 Beebe Ct. Discharges list John Gallo of 326 Hayes Ave, Billy Whitfield of 109 Oberlin Road, and Mrs. Noble Stiles with a baby boy born at 10 Shear St. Also listed are Mrs. William Menner with a baby boy at 265 Roosevelt Ave and Alfred Dideilus of Wakeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bush
Wood St
Donald McConkey
Woodland Ave
Leonard Johnson
Beebe Ct
John Gallo
Hayes Ave
Billy Whitfield
Oberlin Road
Noble Stiles
Shear St
William Menner
Roosevelt Ave
Alfred Dideilus
Wakeman
The Modern Dumbell sketches Employed Young Women
Sketches entertained more than sixty members of the Employed Young Women's League at the Y W C A last evening. Miss Charlotte Ferris of Westinghouse and Miss Phyllis Duckett of the Ohio Public Service Company presented the sketch explaining modern cookery. Helen Hoton named a dinner committee to plan four weeks of meals with Luella Franks Margaret Zachman Roberta Moseley and Ingrid Eggers meeting at Miss Hollys tonight to discuss next month’s programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's League
Anoner
Charlotte Ferris
Westinghouse Company
Phyllis Duckett
Ohio Public Service Company
Helen Hoton
Luella Franks
Margaret Zachman
Roberta Moseley
Ingrid Eggers
Miss Holly
Fellowship Club Meets At Katz Home In April Dinner Plans
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Katz hosted Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club members on Harwood street. Mrs. Margaret Krugman and Mrs. Dan Haag assisted. A brief business meeting set plans for an April tureen dinner. Bingo awarded top prizes to Mrs. Edward Rothgery and William Gebhart. consolation went to Arthur Ehtke and Mrs. Ruth Eady. March meeting committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rothgery and Mr. and Mrs. William Neubise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Katz
Harwood Street
Fellowship Club
Grace Lutheran Church
Margaret Krugman
Dan Haag
Edward Rothgery
William Gebhart
Arthur Ehtke
Ruth Eady
Sorority Hosts and Civic Club Meetings Reported
Sorority Circle Dot Club and Mary A Chandler Tent members held gatherings with brief business, games, and prizes. Guests included Sigma Gamma Sorority members Miss Bee Johnston and Mrs James Chapman. Upcoming events include March ninth Daughters of Union Veterans hosting with Lincoln and Washington program and two weeks later Circle Dot Club at Mrs Tecla Neufer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Earl Fauver
Brandeton Avenue
Helen Townsend
Joseph Petro
Urban Rothe
Wilbur Gaston
Bee Johnston
Amherst
James Chapman
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Lydia Squires
Gray Apartments
Norah Abbe
Sunshine Committee
Lincoln
Washington
Helen Coniam
Florence Terry
Lilian Endley
Miss Evelyn Head to Wed Robert Bainbridge
Honor Miss Head hosted by Mrs. Clarence Stellar and Elyria Memorial Hospital staff at her mother's home. Twenty five guests enjoyed bingo and bridge before presenting an automatic electric mixer, a sterling knife and fork set, and a rose and sweet pea corsage. Dessert was served at a long table. Miss Head plans to wed Robert Bainbridge on March sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Head
Clarence Stellar
Dietary Department
Elyria Memorial Hospital
N . Restman
Evelyn Head
Robert Bainbridge
March Club Hosts Bridge Evening at Rathlyn Spare Home
Members of the March club gathered at Rathlyn Spare on West avenue for a bridge evening. Mrs. W. P. Wolcott won high score, Mrs. Harlan Beard placed second, and Marion Sparks received consolation. Luncheon featured national colors in the decor. On March 16, Miss Nancy Turnbull will host at her home 80% East River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March
Rathlyn Spare
West Avenue
W. P. Wolcott
Harlan Beard
Marion Sparks
Nancy Turnbull
East River Street
Tri-Ko Club Meeting At Ardis Shenman Home
Members of the Tri-Ko Club gathered that evening at Miss Ardis Shenman’s Fourth Street home for a lengthy business session. Refreshments followed, hosted by the hostess and her mother with Jean Crowe assisting. The gathering closed with a club song. guests included Harry McDonald Jr, Ray Benz, Harold Barros, and Jack Brandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Ko Club
Ardis Shenman
Fourth Street
Jean Crowe
Harry McDonald, Jr
Ray Benz
Harold Barros
Jack Brandt
Birthday Dinner for Women’s Relief Corps Members
The annual birthday dinner for Women's Relief Corps members is set for Friday at noon with a tureen dinner to be served. Circle No. 6 of St. Agnes church will meet Thursday at 1 30 in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Circle No. 6
St. Agnes Church
Scrap Books At Daisy Troop Meeting Involving Tea Plan
At a Daisy Troop meeting Leta B Shenmum led scrap book making with painted pictures of Beaut unif orme cresta and flags of other countries. Plans were set for a mothers tea at the Girl Scout 25th birthday on March 9 with Alice Tarry and Ida Jean Sands as hostesses. Shirley Ann Reinhardt spoke on Juliette Low founder of Girl Scouting in America. The gathering closed with knot relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Troop
Girl Scouts
Leta Bshenmum
Alice Tarry
Ids Jean Sands
Shirley Ann Reinhardt
Juliette Lowe
Girl Scouting
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rodgers Maher
Rodgers
I. 0
O. F. Lodge
I. O. O. F. Lodge No. 103
Temple
Ralph Hobdil
District 7
Ralph G. Williamson
Marion
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Norman P. McGay
I .O. C. F. Temple
Superior
East 123Rd Street
George J. Breel
Ways and Means Committee
Yocal Temple
Clayton Hall
Women Plan Union Devotional Service
Johnston Gift & Knit Shop
Second St
Wilmot Printing Company
Masonic Temple Arne
Mrs. Myers of
Aostess
Plan
Sigloo
Marion Barnes
Crebore Court
Barbara Jennings
Aight Bunch
Genevieve Games
Chestnut Street
St. Paul’s Church
Manhattanttan Laundry & T Dry Cleaning
Rere Lixen
Wla&ts
Society
Eagles Auxilary
Rose Mullen
Myrtle Thorney
Sarah Mazsey
Washington Avenue
Legion Aux
Secret Sisters
Doris van Valkenberg
Ann Meeks
Katheryn Schaeffer
Mildred Elkins
Josephine Trombetta
Leona Tong
Second Street
Rob Ror
St. Mary’s Hall
Alma Taylor
Lorain County
S . Es
P.T.A
IDEAL
Walton Ice and Fuel, Inc
Sketch
Katz Home
Sorority
Circle Dot Club
Margaret Maddox
Lake Avenue
Alicn Kaylor
Pedro
Clara Wolf
Martha Wirth
Jeanie Krause
Tecla Neufer
Cascade Street
March Club
Tri-Ko
Tri Fi Club
Louise Wernert
Kenyon Avenue
Ste Cael Gachor
Wren Harneung
Tillie Keppley
Sweet Peas
Marie Kolb
Jolly Eight Bunco Club
Makiuski
Cleveland Street
Ralph Setz
Kenneth Vaughn
Gladys Crombie
James Coyne
Emman Forrman
EB. B. Redhead
Henry C. Link
Central Guild
St. Andrew's Church
C. D. Gull
Eighth Street
J. N. Eidt
East Ave
Jet Shellac
East Avena
Lersch
Snyder
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