Mothers Carried Away by Scout Mother Daughter Banquet
Two Girl Scout Troops, Shamrock and Lily of the Valley, hosted a mother daughter banquet for about forty guests at Mrs. Krieg's on West Avenue. Diana Moon led songs. activities included solos, poetry, and camp talks about Camp Iss See Kes and Camp Lake Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Marie Moon
Dorothy Craft
Dorothy Raby
Philly Flood
Philus Wagner
Marina Jo Guinen
Vivian Sherman
Priscila Martin
Priscilla Martin
Elaine Bruck
Laxe Shore
Frances Callaghan
Mary Kelly
Julia Flood
Loretta Yunker
Margery Coghlan
Nancy Callaghen
Betty Lou Flood
Girl Scouts
George Kimbel
Ray Craft
Maurice Moon
Dewer Hull
Nancy Murphy Announces June 18 Wedding Date
Nancy Murphy of Cleveland reveals June 18 as her wedding date to Norman Vetter in East Liverpool. An informal ceremony will be held at the Methodist church with sixteen guests visiting the new Vetter home under construction nearby. Prizes for bridge were won by Mrs. Russell Francis and Miss Alice Storer. Harold Wilson received a consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Brass
Grafton Road
Nancy Murphy
Norman Vetter
Cleveland
Liverpool
Vetters
Bridge
Russell Francis
Alice Storer
Harold Wilson
Teachers Of Ely School Honor Principal In Dinner Party
Ely school teachers host a dinner at Wils Selmans on Ohio Street to honor Principal Earl Lautenschleger and his fiancée Helen Lowe of Lakewood. The Lautenschleger Lowe wedding is planned for June 15. Dinner at 6 30 followed by bridge at Elizabeth Yoder's apartment. Virginia DeFazio and Elizabeth Yoder coordinate the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely School
Earl Lautenschleger
Helen Lowe
Lakewood
Lautenschleger-Lowe
Wils
Selman
Ohio Street
Elizabeth Yoder
Virginia DeFazio
Miss Yoder
Conclude Club Year at St Johns 03 Club Final Meeting
The Conclude Club of St Johns 03 Club held its final meeting of the season at Mrs Sophia Arndt's home on Tenth Street. The club will recess in July and August. Mrs Clara Buchal will host the next meeting on September sixth. Needlework occupied members and guest Mrs John Schoenfeldt. Luncheon was served at a long table with roses and blue forget me nots as centerpieces and roses throughout the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Sophia Arndt
Tenth Street
Clara Buchal
John Schoenfeldt
Meetings Division B to Lunch at Mrs Young Home
The Meetings Division B of the Church of Christ will hold a noon luncheon at 12 30 PM at the home of Mrs Kenneth Young 229 Gates Avenue on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Kenneth Young
Gates Avenue
Chicken Dinner by Hungarian Reformed Church
A chicken dinner fundraiser is set for Sunday noon June 12 at the Hall of Progress fairgrounds hosted by the Hungarian Reformed Church. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of Progress Fairgrounds
Mrs Storer Hosts Missionary Society Meeting
Mrs H L Storer entertained the Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church at her Washington avenue home Tuesday evening. Devotional leader was Mrs David Lindberg and Mrs George Meynchenberg led the lesson Christ and the Moslem World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Churen
H. L. Storer
Washington Avenue
David Lindberg
George Meynchenberg
Charles Cornam
Hazel Rheineck
Mrs Resar Hosts Twelve Gay Brunettes Club
Mrs Gladys Resar entertained the Twelve Gay Brunettes at her East Broad street home. A regular meeting was held with dice hearts prizes awarded to Mrs Florence Resar Edith Mienschein and Claire Kaiser. Miss Erna Shor was invited to join the club and guests included Mrs Florence Resire and Mrs Foster Martin of Lorain. A snapdragon bouquet decorated the table and a birthday gift was given to the hostess. The group adjourned to meet in two weeks at Mrs Rosella Ewers home in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Resar
East Broad Street
Dice Hearts
Florence Resar
Edith Mienschein
Claire Kaiser
Erna Shor
Florence Resire
Foster Martin
Lorain
Rosella Ewers
Hamilton Avenue
Local society notes visit and college graduations
Mrs Sarah Lett of Detroit visits Mrs Georgia Merri field on Seventh street and Mrs Steve Leser of West avenue today. Frederick Williams returns from Miami University to spend vacation at Fark avenue home. Mrs Leser and party plan summer in Los Angeles with her daughter. Mr and Mrs Will Ross and Kenneth Ross guests at C C Kieffer home on Brangston avenue en route to Aymec City for summer. The Dayton area news continues with weddings, college completions at Ohio Wesleyan and Northwestern, and Ohio State University graduates returning for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lett
Detroit
Michigan
Georgia Merrifield
Seventh Street
Steve Leser
West Avenue
Frederick Williams
Miami University
Fark Avenue
West Avenue Aves
Los Angeles
California
William Ross
Dorothy Kiefferr
Kenneth Ross
Pars Avenue
Oscar Farrell
Woodhy Gren
Memphis
Tennessee
HB. Nevrton
Washington Avenue
C. E. Waltz
Harvard Avenue
C. Wadsworth
Gulf Road
Townsend Clubs
Will Thomas
Teir
Sarah Thomas
Western College
Oxford
Ohio
Constance Edith McClure
Northwestern University
Dyche Stadium
Edward Raymond Burke
Nebraska
Elyria
Ohio State University
Raymond Alexander
Warne Bord
James Bovlan
Lee Brickman
John Burrel
Alex Clawson
Robert de Lievd
Edward Dombroski
Afr
George Dar. Air
Kari Kaley
Russell Dunford
Norwalk
Beach
Morris Scott Ken
Lions
Thietn
Dyche
Ohio State
Ariess
Neomia Davis
Culico
Florence Sellers
Betty Segard
Ruth Shireev
Dettry Vandermers
Beth Wilcox
Air
C E. Dunford
Eighth Street
Merion
Oho
Praan
Dunford
Irs
S. J. Gallemore
New York
Citv
Orother
C. E Noontz
Cornell Avenue
Gallimore
Dong Cf
Charles Hegel
Cleveland
Russell Seohrson
Bern
Alomoral Horo
Johnson
a.Tirrans Harrison
Grafton Road
Elyria Femora
Administrator Speaks at Feurth Street Meeting
Mrs Ace Hermbech hosted a church gathering yesterday at her Feurth Street home. Mrs Arne Kennedy, Mrs C M Ackerman, and Ernest Balee County Rebel Administrator spoke on church reform, cautioned against failed efforts, and announced a social event at the Burns home on August second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace Hermbech
Feurth Street
Arne Seeth Kennedy
C Craer
C MM
Ackerman
Inc
Ackerbets
Rees
Gron
AM Bover
Ernest Balee
Aare
Nyre
Mee
Deane Burns
Seth OL
Nadine Rice
Helen Osher
Ang
Picnic and church gatherings mark summer close in community notes
Members of the Stevens Society of the First Methodist church met Tuesday at Miss Ferna Dunham’s Cleveland Road home, enjoying a rose garden stroll and a six o'clock dinner hosted by Mrs. as hostesses. J L Mathis reported paid dues. devotional readings and a poem closed the service. The St Anges PTA held a year end gathering at St Anges hall with retiring president Mrs Powers presiding and a bingo prizes. The group plans a September fall meeting at the church with Mrs Clyde Barr as the incoming president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Society
First Methodist Church
Ferna Dunham
Cleveland Road
John Rankin
Ers
J. L. Mathis
Alarion Croweder
Sarah Henderson Hay
América the Beautiful
St. Agnes Church Hall
St Agnes
Rus
Powers
William Worcesi
Cistle Barr
Tree
PT. A. Will
Clyde Barr
Cers
Memorial service to be held by Canton Lorain and Auxiliaries
Canton Lorain No 93 and Auxiliary plan a Memorial service with fatigue uniforms for the men and full dress for the auxiliaries on Tuesday evening June 14 at the 10 C F Lodge. A church service had been misreported as requiring special uniforms. Mrs John Patrak hosted eleven Circle No 3 members at St Pauls Church parlors with hymns devotions led by Mrs Carl Menz and a refreshment course. On June 21 Mrs A C Vietzen will host Circle at her Foster Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lorain No. 93
10 C. F. Lodge
John Patrak
Paul Schneider
Circle No. 3
St Pauls Church
Carl Menz
Patyak
A. C. Vietzen
Circle
Foster Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admissions include Mrs Antanis Schumar of 328 Eighteenth Street and Robert Shumate of 22 Woodford Avenue. Discharges list Annie Paul at 126 High Street Jann Pollack 512 Lake Avenue Frances Becker 349 Beech Street and Mrs Frank Harrison R D No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antanis Schumar
Eighteenth Street
Robert Shumate
Woodford Avenue
Trys Annie Paul
High Street
Jann Pollack
Lake Avenue
Frances Becker
Beech Street
Frank Harrison
R. D No
Fete Honors Mary Fox Bride-Elect at Temple Court Party
Mary Fox, soon to marry John Goulde, was guest of honor at a Temple Court party hosted by Mrs. Jean Atia Gider with Miss Virginia Stewart. Fourteen guests enjoyed games, a balloon contest, and a bridge and music contest, with prizes and a bridal table decorations. Guests included Katherine Calloway, Elizabeth Hellauer, Lila Hackney, Lucille Buchs, and Mary Tat POX.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fox
John Goulde
Jeanatia Gider
Virgenia Stewar
Thender
Temple Court
Miss Stewart
Lile Hackney
Maddock
Lucille Buchs
Efizabeth Hall
Érge
Crysia
Katherine Caller
Lila Hacsn
Bermice Bishop
June Maédeck
Elizabeth Hellauer
Inez Huber
Eunice Browning
Sue Merante
Sophie Niegowski
Marr
Party honors bride elect Gertrude Duedrick at Sixteenth Street home
Mrs. Willard Schmittgen hosted a post engagement party for Miss Gertrude Duedrick, bride elect of John Wirshham, with WC Q T Club classmates in attendance. Guests enjoyed hearts games with Violet Munz as high scorer and Agnes Schaefer second, as white and red roses decorated the room. A wedding cake basket and coffee table were gifts, and guests included Alice Keon Florence Stolz Irdis Maher and Mrs Willard Schmittven Bock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Duedrick
John Wirshham
Willard Schmittgen
Sixteenth Street
WC. Q. T. Club
Violet Munz
Agnes Schaefer
Ardis Maher
Miss Drédrick
Alice Keon
Florence Stolz
Irdis Maher
Gertrude Diedrich
Willard Schmit Ven Bock
William M. Johnson Elected Noble Grand of Oddfellows Lodge
Elyria Lodge No. 103 I O O F elected officers for the next six months with William M. Johnson named Noble Grand and Stanley Crandall vice grand Verne Schu bert and others as captains of various degrees H G Wilson on the relief committee The annual memorial service for deceased members will follow the June 14 meeting with a special program and a church service on Sunday June 10 with a gathering at 1009 Main Street The Northwest Encampment will meet on June 10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge No
Temple
Noble Grand
William M. Johnson
Stanley Crandall
Verne Schubert
William Gehrke, Sr
Thomas Robson
H. G. Wilson
Order
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Oddfellows
Church Sunda
Community Club Meetings and Church Services
The calendar lists multiple group gatherings including the Jolly Stitchers meeting Clara Buchholz on East Avenue and various clubs at Cas cade Park and Foster Avenue. Religious events include Methodist prayers at 7 20 and United Presbyterian service at 7 30 with Bible study on the Holy Spirit in the Acts. Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood plans a 7 45 church meeting for important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Stitchers
Clara Buchholz
East Avenue
Dames of Malta
Queens
Clasque Club
Premie
Cascade Park
Henry Penfound
Marseilles Avenue
Sonrisa
Anne Krupelak
Foster Avenue
Men's Brotherhood of St. Paul's Church
Albert Vietzen
Woman’s Club
4Th Street
United Presbyterian Prayer
U. P Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood
Club Has Tureen Dinner And Picnic Plans
A sumptuous tureen dinner was served to G.G.G Club members at Mrs. Karl Lehmanns home 484 Cleveland Street last evening. An afternoon outing and picnic at Crystal Beach June 22 for members families and husbands was planned with Mrs. Glen Rich in charge. High and low bridge scores went to Mrs. John Castle and Miss Ruth Blakeley while hearts winners were Mrs. Jim Warner and Mrs. John Kokat. Mrs. Ruth Smith received the club award. Mrs. Lehmann was assisted by Misses Ellen Fleming and Evelyn Lehmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.G.G Club
Karl Lehmann
Cleveland Street
Crystal Beach
Glen Rich
Bridge
Hearts
John Castle
Ruth Blakeley
Jim Warner
John Kokat
Ruth Smith
Lehmann
Ellen Fleming
Evelyn Lehmann
Bridge Club Hosts El Porto Guests At Grafton Road Home
Members from the Bridge Club and El Porto gathered at Mrs. Don Fields’ home on Grafton road for an evening of game play. Two tables produced high score for Mrs. E Cay wood with Mrs. Charles Crosby second and Mrs. Don Fields as consolation. A garden flower centerpiece framed a salad course for seven. Mrs Charles Crosby to host June 28 for club picnic planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Porto
Don Fields
Grafton Road
E. Caywood
Charles Crosby
Division Has Guests At Noon Luncheon Meeting
Division A of the Church of Christ hosted a noon luncheon for twenty members and four guests at Mrs. J. D Funk home in Edison High Way. Luncheon was served by Mrs. Punk, Mrs. C. Brocker, Mrs. K. W. Johnson, Mrs. Lee Cole and Mrs. Ralph Gwin. A brief business session and devotional by Mrs E Bowland preceded a social afternoon. The July meeting will be omitted, and a picnic for members and children will be held in Elywood August second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D Funk
Edison Highway
Division A
Church of Christ
Punk
C. Brocker
K. W. Johnson
Lee Cole
Ralph Gwin
E Bowland
Elywood
Bridal Reminder as Annette Zgoda to Wed Kasper
Honored at shower for Annette Zgoda with charming appointments and entertainment by Dale Livingston. Zgoda, daughter of Mr and Mrs T Zroda of Furnace street, will wed Stephen Kasper of Kipton on June 25. Cards awarded to Jane Walera Helen Lindway and Josephine Ziatxowsk. A two course luncheon followed. Miss Zgede received a gift. Next meeting set for June 21 at Miss Kowalewis home. five weeks later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Zgoda
Dale Livingston
Minorca
Aiis Zgoda
Airs
T. Zroda
Furnace Street
Stephen Kasper
J. Kasper
Kipton
Aliss Jane Walera
Helen Lindway
Josephine Ziatxowsk
Miss Zgede
Siiss Jen. Kowalewis
BG Street
Past Presidents of Womens Relief Corps Meet in Bath Street Home
The June meeting of Past Presidents of Womens Relief Corps gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Delia Lutz home in Bath Street with 13 members and two guests Mrs Anna Grace Bright and Mrs Blanche James of Kenton Ohio. Mrs Bright read a poem Our Duty to Our Flag and Mrs James noted fifty years in the Kenton W R C. Under Mrs Florence Holcombe presiding the group played bingo Klare Schaub won the prize for most games. refreshments followed. The Past Presidents planned a July 3 picnic at Cascade Park with Mrs Schaub as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Relief Corps
Delia Lutz
Bath Street
Lorena Handley
Anna Grace Bright
Blanche James
Kenton
Ohio
Bright
Edgar Guest
James
Kenton W. R. C
Florence Holcombe
Klare Schaub
Holcombe
Cascade Park
Schaub
Odette Club Meeting At North Maple Street Home
Odette Club gathered at Mrs. Carl Wockenfuss residence for an evening of bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs. Russell Koehn and Miss Virginia Roth. A business session outlined plans for a beach party and a midnight salad course featured pink and white garden flowers. Next meeting set for Mrs. Robert Bridgett’s home on West Bridge Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odette Club
Carl Wockenfuss
North Maple Street
Bridge
Russell Koehn
Virginia Roth
Robert Bridgett
West Bridge Street
Club Meeting Highlights At Wanda Bieske Home
Guests gathered at Wanda Bieske of Louisi ana Avenue for a brief business meeting hosted by the Jota Ny club. Claire McGuire earned a high score award while Eleanor Rhodes was noted. Agnes Ross plans next gathering at 1205 Middle Avenue in two weeks after refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jota Ny Club
Wanda Bieske
Louisiana Avenue
Hearts
Claire McGuire
Eleanor Rhodes
Agnes Ross
Middle Avenue
Sponsor Dance Revue By D.ignters Of Sentia
The D.ignters of Sentia sponsored a dance revue at Senacar and Senior Rockettes of Stege Arts Studio directed by Irving Plain. About fifty students performed a varied program at British Empire Hall with Harold wemester on violin James Re hardt on drums and Mrs. Irving Plain on piano. The Daughters will meet again June twenty first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.ignters
Sentia
Eith
Senacar
Rockettes
Stege Arts Studio
Irving Plain
British Empire Hall
Harold Wemester
James Re Hardt
Hostess Delights Five Hundred Club at Lake Avenue Visit
Mrs H Parton hosted the Five Hundred group at her Lake avenue home. After a business meeting the evening featured card play with prizes awarded to Mrs B Sprinkowski first, Mrs V Zolnai second, and Mrs L Slavin consolation. A candlelit salad course followed. The next meeting is June 22 with Mrs J Gerea on West River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Parton
Lake Avenue
B Springkowski
V. Zolnai
L. Slavin
J. Gerea
West River Street
Piano Pupils in Recital at Wurlitzer Studios
Mrs. Kathryn Stone presents piano pupils in a recital of classical and popular music Saturday evening at 8 15 in Wurlitzer studios. Two orchestras of girls and boys at seven pianos will be a special feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Stone
Wurlitzer
Licenses Issued To Local Residents In Oberlin Elyria And Wellington
A licensing list shows Alexander E. Taylor of Oberlin 31 a minister and Carolyn Clifford 24 of Wellington. Frederick Stillwell Jr 23 Elyria a public accountant and Mary Margaret Huge 25 of 104 Second Street Elyria receive licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander E. Taylor
Oberlin
Carolyn Clifford
Wellington
Frederick Stillwell, Jr
Elyria
Mary Margaret Huge
Second Street
Family Group Life Insurance Ad Prompting Rates
An old line legal reserve policy advertises year dividends and 3rd year non-forfeiture values. It promotes monthly premiums and the lowest rates among liberal provisions. Contact Mrs E C Barclay at 128 Grant Street or phone 39-934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Group Life Ins
Old Line Legal Reserve
E. C. Barclay
Grant Street
Elyria DAR Meeting Rescheduled To June 14 In Grafton
The Elyria Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will not meet Friday. The meeting is moved to Tuesday afternoon June 14 at Mrs. A M Ewers home in Grafton. A screen luncheon will be served at one o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
A M. Ewers
Grafton
Recital by Anna Cook Students Delights Audience
Last evening students from Anna Cook presented a dance recital opening with four year olds and a solo by Wilma Sonkoly. Geraldine Powell performed roller skate tap numbers while the Gerhart sisters from Ridgeville showcased Russian and acrobatic acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Cook
Wilma Sonkoly
Geraldine Powell
Gerhart
Ridgeville
Marilyn Smith
Lenora Gerhart
Helen
Darter Root
Ripton
Elyria
Olga Sonkoly
Ronald Cook
Pony Mayes club plans Cascade Park picnic
All members were present last evening when the Pony Mayes club formerly the Rip N Stitch met at Miss Marguerite Smiths home. They decided to hold a picnic at Cascade Park on the evening of June 21. The girls played bridge and pinochle and were invited into the dining room where a salad course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony-Mayes Club
Rip-N-Stitch
Marguerite Smith
Cascade Park
Social roundup notes in Lorain area Sunday visits
The column lists numerous local residents visiting relatives and friends across Lorain Cuyahoga and nearby towns. Entries mention Joe Degnan Bert Meyer families, Ullrich Hachenburg Ullrich Ross visits, hospital stays in Cleveland, birthday surprises, and various Sunday calls in Elyria Wakeman Shaker Heights Parma and Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Martin
Russel Fish
Chatham
Frank Ulrich
Otto Ross
Lutheran Hospital
Cleveland
Almon Brandon
Sterling, O
J G. Haury
Cora B. Huntley
Herbert Mitchell
Rochester
Wilfred Fries
Bert Meyer
Frank Ullrich
John Kennedy
Pedro
Fred Armbruster
Bully Musser
Elyria
Robert Clay
York
W. G Miller
Clyde Edwards
Fred Brick
Raymond Lessner
Tony Strittmatter
Chris Koblenzer
Strittmatter
De Molay Meeting Tonight and Funeral services for Harvey Merriman
De Molay announces a meeting at 6 15 tonight at Odd Fellows Hall followed by funeral services for Harvey Merriman at the Methodist Church. Dad Smith signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Molay
Odd Fellow
Methodist Church
Harvey Merriman
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Girl Scout
Ely
Phyllis Ann Rhowds
Baldwin-Wallace College
Lambda Chi
Earl Brown
Robert Lee
June Harrison
la Porte M. E
Herman Goodspeed
LaVaughn Cropp
June Harison
Marjorie McMullen
C. F. Whitney
Eugene Burke
Charles Court
Mrs. Storer
Mrs. Resar
Dunham
P.T. A
Canton
Lorain and
Aux
Cleveland Academy of Cosmetology, Inc
Euclid Ave
National Beauty School Association
Marny
Middle Ave
Miae
Aaa
van Nu Teers
Noble Grand of
Oddfellows Lodge
Bridge Club
Margaret Herold
Semper Fidelis Club
Mary Catherine Brand
Vermilion-on the-Lake
St. Agnes
Eileen Ryan
Mary Dages
Vera Smith
Eagles
Eagle's Hall
Clara Jensen
Lillian Telzerow
Twelfth Street
Jensen
Myrtle Thorley
Leona Schmidt
Martha Krebs
IW. R.C
Ruth
Lake Ave
D. A. R. Meeting
Brookhouser’s
Brookhouser
Erhart
Dad Smith
Broad &T
le Gant
Ch.merthe & Co
Swaapap
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