Bridge Parties Highlight Garford and Ely School Events
Society members and parents in the city joined two afternoon bridge gatherings. The Garford Parent-Teacher Association hosted at Mrs. R. D. Oldfield’s Kenyon Avenue home with seven bridge tables and two banco games. prizes went to E. D. Rankin and J. Wehrhoff, while Mrs. Dixon of Cleveland won banco. At Ely school, fourteen tables played bridge and pinochle with potted plants awarded to high scorers. Hostesses included Mrs. Pierre Peterman, Mrs. Join Gray, and Mrs. K. E. Gross. green and white hues and shamrocks framed the decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely School
Garford Association
R. D. Oldfield
Kenyon Avenue
Bridge
Twu
Banco
Oldfield
Garford
Parent- Teacher Association
Pierre Peterman
Join Gray
KE. Gross
E. D. Rankin
John Wehrhoff
Dixon
Cleveland
Cubbing Pack Holds Second Meeting At First Congregational
Forty two boys aged nine to eleven attended the Boy Scouts of America cub program at the First Congregational Church. Cub master J C Linville and den chiefs led games, stories of Lew Wetzel, and drama, with James Gelwicks of Firelands guest speaker. An achievement chart was posted and a den flag reward was promised for the neighborhood group with the highest score in two months. The pack plans another meeting next Thursday at four with possible den meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
S J. C. Linville
First Congregational Church
Lew Wetzel
Ohio
James Gelwicks
Firelands Area
Gelwicks
Linville
Mrs Schultz Hosts St Pauls Circle Meeting
Eight members and six guests attended St Pauls Circle No 4 at Mrs Schultz East River Street yesterday afternoon. Mrs Schroeder led the devotional period and Mrs H Anderson presided in the absence of President Mrs Max Lyndon. A refreshment course followed the business session served by the hostess and her sister Mrs Fillmore. Mrs J Shuster will host the circle at her West Street home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Circle No. 4
Schultz
East River Street
Dr. Schroeder
H. Anderson
Max Lyndon
Fillmore
J. Shuster
West Street
Hart's Poultry Market ad on Second and Chestnut Street
Hart's Poultry Market runs a Saturday sale offering good stewing hens for 26 and 28 cents, springers and pullets for roasting, and a few half-fries and light brooders. They offer dressed or live poultry and strictly fresh eggs of quality, with contact by phone 587-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart’s
Second
Chestnut Street
Nurses Alumnae Dance At Elyria Country Club
The Elyria Nurses Alumnae Association of Elyria Memorial Hospital hosts a Leap Year dance at Elyria Country Club to benefit the student nurses loan fund. Florence Sanders chairs the committee, assisted by Thelma Bentley and Helen Arbamoka, with music for the informal event this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Y W C A Girl Reserve Play Day Schedule
The regular Y W C A Girl Reserve Play Day Saturday opens with a general business meeting at ten o'clock led by Vivian Chapman president of the Inter-Club council. A talk on India follows, then interest groups convene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Chapman
Inter- Club Council
India
Ely
Fred Wiggenton
Evelyn Brillhart
Yost
Wanderers
Robert Wilson
Inter-Club Council
Culture club luncheon at YWCA hosts and program
Members of the Culture club met for luncheon at one o'clock at the YWCA with Mrs. F A Stetson as hostess. Guests included Mrs. Robert Sandreck Mrs H G Hoover and Mrs Ella Gates Mrs W F Bell reviewed Green Light by Lloyd Douglas and Mrs B H Long read a paper on Stephen Foster The program closed with a two week news report by Mrs W F Hubbard Next meeting set for March 12 at Mrs Stanley Shaw's Harrison Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Club
F. A. Stetson
Robert Sandreck
H. G. Hoover
Ella Gates
W. F. Bell
Lloyd Douglas
Green Light
B. H. Long
Lise
Stephen Foster
Kentucky
Barbara Jean Kolopnos Fourth Birthday Celebration
Barbara Jean Kolopnos celebrated her fourth birthday yesterday at her parents John and Mrs. Kolonos home at 340 Foster Avenue. Ten guests joined games with prizes won by Rosemary Verner Geraldine Pomeroy Alice Wohlever Patricia Doherty and Virginia Kolopos. Other attendees included Lois Pom eroyv Joan Rogers Frances Oseka Johnnie Oseka and Eleanor Szabo. Lorain relatives grandmother Mrs N Vernel and uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs John Vernel also attended. Luncheon featured a pink and green decorated table and a birthday cake with four lit tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean Kolopnos
John Kolonos
Foster Avenue
Rosemary Verner
Geraldine Pomeroy
Alice Wohlever
Patricia Doherty
Virginia Kolopos
Lois Pomeroyv
Joan Rogers
Frances Oseka
Johnnie Oseka
Eleanor Szabo
Lorain
N. Vernel
John Vernel
Hin tu Party Hosted By Eagles Auxiliary at Cascade Street
Mrs Neufer opened her Cascade Street home for a Hin Tu party hosted by the Eagles Auxiliary. Twenty six guests attended and prizes were won by Mrs Stella Landers Mrs Almechneider and Mrs Sarai Massey. Hostesses served refreshments after play. Another Board party will follow the Auxiliary meeting at Fagles Hall next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Neufer
Cascade Street
Eagles
Stella Landers
Almechneider
Sarai Massey
Neufer
Leona Schmidt
Thomasson
Fagles Hall
Club Chooses Adviser for Debutantes Event Plans
Marianne Lyman acted as hostess for the Sub Debs at Dot Waiser's Mast Broad Street home last evening. Final plans for a Saturday progressive dinner were set and Mrs Kay Kuss chosen as advisor to the Debs. Initiation for Ann Ben ford scheduled for the next meeting. Mary Helen Kolopos distributed birthday invitations at a noon luncheon, with the group adjourning to reconvene in two weeks at her Foster Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne Lyman
Debs
Dot Waiser
Mast Broad Street
Kay Kuss
Ann Benford
Mary Helen Kolopos
Foster Avenue
Birthday Observed By Sewsiety Circle Group
The Sewsiety circle marked Mrs Harold Bennett birthday with a gathering last evening at Mrs Fred Ernst's East River home. After needlework guests shared a birthday supper and Mrs John Lilley joined. The table featured a bouquet of sweet peas and Mrs Bennett received gifts. Mrs Pat Molosky will host at East Avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bennett
Sewsiety
Fred Ernst
East River Street
John Lilley
Bennett
Pat Molosky
East Avenue
Notable Elyria Personal News Highlights
Dr R H McClure shows gradual improvement at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Sam Slusher traveled to Virginia for his mother’s funeral after a two hip fracture. Mrs Eugens Beesley and daughter Mary Lou visit Crehores, to be joined by Mr Beesley for weekend return to Toledo. Mrs Robert C Crehore flies to Washington DC for funeral of cousin Matthew Hanna US Minister to Guatemala. burial at Arlington tomorrow at 1109. Born to Mr and Mrs John Whitney a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on February 27. Mr and Mrs Carl Wagner attend Grotto Circus at Masonic Auditorium Cleveland. E J Howenstine Jr among 22 elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Miami University Oxford. Dr R E B Neighbour and Mrs Neighbour return from Florida after Bible Conferences. Mr and Mrs Michael Potyok welcome daughter born February 28 at Elyria Memorial. Miss Marjorie Rossiter and Mrs Robert W Funk attend Die Fledermaus at Severance Hall Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. McClure
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sam Slusher
Virginia
Eugens Beesley
Mary Lou
Chas. Crehore
East Avenue
Beesley
Toledo
Robert C. Crehore
Washington, D. C
Matthew Hanna
United States
Guatemala
Tucson
Arizona
Arlington Cemetery
John Whitney
George Street
Carl Wagner
Wooster Street
Masonic Auditorium
Cleveland
E. J. Howenstine, Jr
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Michael Potyok
Beach Street
Marjorie Rossiter
Robert W. Funk
Cleveland Orchestra
Severance Hall
Knights of Columbus Initiation Held in Cleveland
At the Gilmore Council Hall in Cleveland Ohio the Knights of Columbus conducted a First Degree initiation with Ilyria Lakewood and Windermere Councils participating and Lakewood serving as the event’s host. District Deputy Frank W Seimslie led the proceedings. A membership meeting for Northeastern Ohio is planned March 1 at Cleveland Council Club Rooms Aller ton Hotel 13th Chester Ave Cleveland. Grand Knight Richard E Teasdale and William L Rigo will chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Gilmore Council
105Th
Cleveland
Ohio
Ilyria Council
Windemere
Gilmore
Lakewood Council
Frank W. Seimslie
Lakewood
R. J. Emslie
Hi Time Club entertains at East Broad Street home
Mrs. William Wooden hosted the Hi Time Club at Mrs. Charles Beaver’s East Broad street home on Thursday. After the business meeting, bridge was played with Mrs. Wooden taking high score and Mrs. Carl Williams earning second prize. Lunch followed in the dining room and next week Mrs. Williams will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wooden
Hi Time Club
Charles Beaver
East Broad Street
Bridge
Wooden
Carl Williams
Williams
Susanna Weasley Class Postponed Meeting Planned for March 16
The Monday evening Susanna Weasley Class of the Methodist church was postponed. A St. Patrick's Day party is now set for March 16 at Wilma Sheineman's Walnut Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Weasley
Methodist Church
Wilma Sheineman
Walnut Street
St David’s Day Events Across Local Clubs Tonight
Women clubs observe St David's Day with a 6 50 banquet at First Congregational. Grace Lutheran hosts Young Ladies at 8 pm and Adult Membership class at the parsonage. Juniors of St John meet at 8 90 in the school auditorium. Church of Christ Dorcas class with families attends evangelistic service. Eastern Star Leap Year party. Hinkson Auxiliary at Woodman Hall. Epsilon Sigma Alpha study program. Junior Order W B A meets with Betty Kreutzfeld. Daughters of America meet Wurst Hall at 7 30. St Pauls Young People and Second Congregational guests of Epworth League at 7 30 for A Day on the New Ship Queen Mary. Northwest Encampment meets. British Empire Club card party and dance. De Molay Alumni dinner at Gables at 6 59 with initiation to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Day
Grace Lutheran Church
St. John’s Church
Doreas
Church of Christ
Order of Eastern Star
Rollin E. Hinkson
Woodman Hall
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Betty Kreutzfeld
Endly Block
Protected Home Circle
J. J. Resar
East River Street
Daughters of America
Wurst Hall
St. Paul's
Second Congregational
Echurch
Methodist Epworth League
Northwest
British Empire Club
de- Molay
Gables
Lecture on Birds by Robert Logan Baird at joint PTA meet
Robert Logan Baird of Oberlin College will present an illustrated lecture on birds at the joint meeting of Gates St Agnes Jefferson and Edison Parent-Teacher Associations. The event will be held next Tuesday evening in Gates school auditorium at 7130.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Logan Baird
Oberlin College
Gates, St. Agnes, Jefferson and Edison
Parent-Teacher Association
Gates School
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary
Hospital admissions list Gust Quade at 307 No Olive Street and Mrs Max Beagr at 217 Lake Avenue along with Mrs Michael Potyok 225 Beach Street Patsy Rogers at 38 Denison Avenue. Discharges include Mrs Stella Hardy 344 West 2nd Street Mrs Joseph Ashe baby boy 1111 Middle Avenue Mrs Curtis Smith baby girl 611 W River Street Mrs Robert Handley baby girl Wellington Arlene Crosier Vermilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Quade
Olive Street
Max Beagrer
Lake Avenue
Michael Potyok
Beach Street
Patsy Rogers
Denison Avenue
Stella Hardy
West 2Nd Street
Joseph Ashe
Middle Avenue
Curtis Smith
Robert Handley
Wellington
Arlene Crosier
Vermilion
Surprise Club Shower Honors Mrs Rockwood at Gates Avenue
The Surprise Club Associate Notawa Club complimented Mrs Thelma Scott Rockwood with a miscellaneous shower last night at her Gates Avenue home. Members first met at Mrs A C Schilleman’s home before visiting Rockwood’s house. Prizes went to Margaret Mahon Carrie Snoble and Ruth Albrecht. Hostesses were Laura Buchholz Kathryn McKee and Enid Bunting. St Patrick decorations graced luncheon tables and a cake from Mrs Schilleman celebrated Rockwood’s birthday. Next meeting set for Thursday March 26 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notawa Club
Thelma Scott Rockwood
Gates Avenue
A. C. Schilleman
Rockwood
Rummy
Margaret Mahon
Carrie Snoble
Ruth Albrecht
Laura Buchholz
Kathryn McKee
Enid Bunting
St. Patrick
Epworth League Hosts Dr Bond Aboard Queen Mary Cruise
Epworth League will entertain the Christian Endeavor Society of Second Congregational church and the Young People's League of St. Pauls church tonight aboard the new R M S Queen Mary at the First Methodist church. Epworth officials Dr E J Bond and Miss Lucille Hutchings will captain and lead officers for deck sports entertainment and luncheon in the salon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Bond
Lucille Hutchings
Epworth League
Christian Endeavor Society
Second Congregational Church
Young People’s League
St. Paul's Church
R. M.S
Change Meeting Schedule for The K. W. RK Club
The K. W. RK club met at Beatrice Stranahan’s Gates avenue home last evening and decided to switch from weekly to biweekly meetings. Ban co awarded Betty Crooks high score and Alice Foreman low score. Refreshments were served and the next meeting set for Ruth Plas’s Gates avenue home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. W. RK
Beatrice Stranahan
Gates Avenue
Banco
Betty Crooks
Alice Foreman
Ade
Ruth Plas
Bethel Shrine Elects Officers After Dinner Meeting
Bethel Shrine members held a tureen dinner before the regular meeting. Officers and the Worthy High Priestess A Florence Smith of Lorain were acknowledged. A memorial service for Harry Leuszler of Amherst was conducted by Post officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine
A. Florence Smith
Lorain
Harry Leuszler
Amherst
St Patrick's Party Planned by St Mary’s Altar Society
Members of the Altar Society at St Mary’s parish meet in the parish hall for a business session and social time. They plan a party on St Patrick’s Day in the parish hall. The sewing circle will meet in two weeks.
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Altar Society
St. Mary's Church
Sewing
Home grown roses offered by Carek Florist this Saturday
Cleveland machinist Dewey H. Klein and Merryn Highland of Black River township are among sellers offering a special on home grown roses. One dozen roses priced at 2.00 with a special deal of 41.00 per dozen for orders placed Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey H. Klein
Cleveland
Merryn Highland
Black River Township
Carek Florist
Plan For Inspection By Py thian Sisters In April
At the regular meeting in Weadman Hall Py thian Sisters practiced for an April inspection. All degree staff were urged to attend the next meeting to prepare for installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weadman Hall
Supper Meeting Hosted by Miss Norah Abbe
Daughters of Union Veterans gathered at Miss Norah Abbe’s Fourth street home for an oyster supper. Mary A Chandler Tent and guest Henry Stevick of Wellington attended as officers discussed future plans during a brief business meeting in the hostess absence. Mrs B H Russell will host the next gathering on Tuesday March tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norah Abbe
Fourth Street
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Henry Stevick
Wellington
Sons of Union Veter
Ans
Squires
Sorority Bridge Gathering At Lorain Home
Miss Roselyn Gorski hosted Phi Kappa sorority guests at her Lorain 15th Street home. Seven members and Ceil Greulich played bridge with Miss Greulich and Miss Helen Mashinsky winning. A spaghetti dinner followed with decorated placecards. In two weeks Miss Mashinsky will host in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roselyn Gorski
Phi Kappa Sorority
15Th Street
Lorain
Ceil Greulich
Miss Greulich
Helen Mashinsky
Miss Mashinsky
Elyria
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ST. Patrick's
D. L. Wilder
Stral Book Store
Jean Power
Helene Acker
New York City
Bermudiana
Hamilton
Bermuda
P.T. A
St. Patrick's Party
CH. Merther& Co
Kirby
Broad
Ripley
Goodrich
Ilack Storm
Stacy-Adams
Vestal
The
Milan Balliband
Porte Bonheur
Silks
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