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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1938
Page
7
Elyria High School seniors gathered in the cafeteria in their blue and white attire for a final dinner and dance. The program featured Reading Circle certificates, archival messages from the Young Womens Missionary Society, and a candlelight service concluding with the Lord's Prayer.
The Showalters hosted the Metropolitan club and husbands at their Lake Avenue residence. Thirty guests dined at 6:30 PM in the second floor recreation room as roses adorned the table. Cards provided entertainment and a Mens Auxiliary to the Metropolitan club was organized. The season ended with this dinner, with activities resuming in September.
A bake sale will be held Saturday morning at the Fidel Is Class of No Roy Hultz store hosted by Eaton Church of Christ. Proceeds support church activities and student programs.
Mrs. Delia Lutz hosts Division A of the Second Congregational church with Mrs. Emma Scheuneman assisting. The schedule includes a June silver tea at Nell Miller’s home, a regular meeting July 7 at 1 30 pm, and a piano recital next Monday evening by Miss Lucie Hinman at the Wurlitzer Studio 110 Middle avenue.
Rey and Mrs Henry Renherat of Harrisburg visited relatives in Lorain while enroute from a Minneapolis convention. Elyria and Cleveland residents appear on amateur hour WCLE Sunday. Several families travel for college events and family gatherings in Albion Michigan Bremerton and Cincinnati.
Keen Kutter Club members gathered at Elsie Swartzle’s Longfellow Street home for a tureen dinner yesterday. Gladys Crowns led devotions after which peanut sisters exchanged gifts and Hepsie Arias planned a Cascade Park entertainment in two weeks.
Troop No 1 of Lorain met at First Congregational church and OP S Power kitchen for a dessert opening and cooking school led by Miss Phyllis Duckett. Prizes in a food themed card afternoon went to several mothers. event raised funds for the camp fund as Cardinal Troop mothers attend Monday’s meeting at Second Congregational Church to discuss camping plans and serve tea.
Members of the Democratic Women's Club of Elyria heard two talks by Mrs Genevieve Sugassi and Miss Mary Seward at the June meeting held at the Elna Women's Club. They discussed the Agricultural Adjustment Act and international relations including reciprocal trade with the United States and Canada. The program noted the act's intents and related measures while stressing rural electrification and farm modernization.
Alta Meta Club celebrated its twentieth anniversary with a dinner at Kaase's in Cleveland attended by ten members. The first meeting occurred in April 1916 at Mrs Jack Cooper's home, followed by reminiscences and music at Mrs Cline Wright's.
Members of the Auxiliary to Canton Lorain were entertained at Mrs. Kate Reinhardt’s home on West Bridge Street. The group recited month themed verses upon the Troll call, conducted routine business, and enjoyed luncheon. Mrs. Sadie Strohl won the prize. The next hostess will be announced later.
The item lists spring formal at Legion Home from 30 12 by the Friendship Club of YWCA and a Patriotic Club program with Mrs Helen Kelley. It mentions Women of Verse honored by Grand Dean Mary Wallace in Cincinnati, Grace Lutheran Men’s Club, Order of Eastern Star inspection, Odette dinner party at Mrs Ricrey’s, WA YWCA evaluation meeting at 615, and Royal Neighbors of America meeting. Incomplete but identifies multiple local group activities.
Members of the Kim-Ko Club visited Miss Roselyn Gorski in Vermilion for a slacks and sport outfits evening. A treasure hunt ended with gifts, then campfire activities and a business meeting planned a June 12 viewing. Attendees included Moses Helen Mashinsky Doris Schaefer Marge Krugman Elyria and hostesses Stel la Pincura and Miss Mashinsky offered 203 Chestnut Street Elyria for a June 16 meeting.
Mrs Richard S Horan hosted Galaxy last night at 20 Denisun Avenue with many flowers about the rooms. Scores after regular contract games placed Mrs Carl J Ericsson first, Miss Ore Champion second, and Mrs Rover Jones third. A salad course was served to members and guest Mrs Jones. The final meeting of the year will be at Mrs Robert Bainerage's home on Grafton Road in two weeks, June 16.
The Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary of the Spanish War Veterans held a regular session in the K of C hall with committee reports. The welfare committee praised their work and the American Legion Auxiliary requested attendance at their Fidac program on June 13. President Anne Southam was named to the color team for the Department convention June 18 at the Holenden Hotel in Cleveland. The sewing circle meets June 9 with Mrs. Minnie Meinke on Columbus Street, and the Camp and Auxiliary reconvene June 16.
The M T M Club met at Murray Ridge with Mrs Tom Hullauer yesterday. Pr ostrich prizes went to Mrs John Rose first and Mrs Fred Maddock second. Mrs Rose anniversary is June 6 and received a gift from her mystery sister. Mrs Jack Drage could not attend. Mrs David Thomas attended after two months in Washington. Hostess C A Martin served dessert. Next meeting is Thursday June 16 at Mrs Don Ternes home on North Olive Street.
Mrs Margaret Grimith entertained the Forget-Me-Not Club in Monroe with guest Mrs Annabelle Bradford of Lorain. Mrs Blanche Steigerwald won the banco high score and Mrs Nora Harrison took the consolation prize. Coyne was also played with prizes awarded to Harrison and Bradford. A luncheon followed at a long table with a bouquet of peonies and roses. Mrs Steigerwald to host June 16 at her Denison avenue home.
Circle 3 met at St Pauls church to plan entertaining the Womens Evangelical Union on June 16. Mrs Kuntz led the business session and Mrs Martin Schroeder led the devotional period. A social hour featured a threen supper. Next meeting details to be announced.
Elyita Townsend Club No meets Saturday evening in Oda Fellows Hall on Brouad street. A penny supper at six o'clock will precede the regular Saturday evening party with Tom and Jerry orchestra providing music. Everyone is welcome.
The Cues and Lines Club presents The Black Der by Dame Misfortune with several principal players under study. Dress rehearsal is tonight but fear of Alness prompts postponement for another week. Release set for Sunday June 12 per director G B Filzmon.
The notice lists numerous admitted patients including Richard Borbash of 154 Garvin Avenue and Adam Miller at 1021 Park Avenue, along with Preston Straw 185 Parmeley Avenue and Edward Glass at No 9 Woodford Avenue. Discharges include Mrs Joseph Toma from R. D. No 2 and William Herald with others named in Wellington and nearby streets.
Members and friends of the Nursery School P T A held a regular meeting. Miss Highgate presented a piano solo and Miss Sherman sang a Spanish number and read excerpts. They spoke of Elyria teachers Hege and Finley now engaged in South American missionary work. Lois Bins of the Juvenile Court discussed child welfare.
Twenty five members and friends gathered Thursday evening for a picnic at Camp Iss-See-Kes. After a six thirty supper the group sang songs and told stories around the camp fire as the program committee for next year was named, including Mrs John Haldeman Mrs Clarence Greene and Mrs Maude Copas. The club year closed and the new year will start in mid-September.
St Theresa Society of Sacred Heart Church met Thursday at 130 Woodford Avenue hosted by Mrs Joe Balazs. Five hundred was played, with Mrs Frank Rosa and Mrs Joe Kolopos receiving top scores. Mrs Andy Balazs earned a State six score award. After luncheon, the group adjourned to meet June 16 at 130 Woodford Avenue with Mrs Andy Balazs.
The Womens Benefit Association held a regular meeting at Woodman hall last evening to finalize plans for attending the Junior Convention in Bellevue tomorrow. Lorain County officers meet in Wellington on the 16th, so no W BA session here then. Next regular meeting set for July 7. Hart's Poultry Market advertises ready to cook poultry with prices and eggs.
The Tau Kappa Beta sorority met at Katherine Fisk's home at 251 Princeton Avenue. Three bridge tables earned prizes for Mrs Thomas Doane and Miss Kathryn Ni tus. Mrs Stanley Madhock of Texas attended as a guest. Next meeting planned at Mrs Robert Green's home. a fish fry for members and wives was scheduled at the Eagles Club tonight.
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