Business Women Conclude Year With Travel Talk
The Business and Professional Women’s group met last night at the First Congregational church parlors as the travel talk and installation of officers closed the year. Miss Minerva Seton presided. Karl Townsend of the First Bank of Wellington shared color slides and a travelogue through Kentucky and the Deep South. Elizabeth Rich installed 1939 40 officers led by President Cora Bassett and first vice president Marjorie Rossiter. Mrs. Gerald Nau received a silver tray for two years of service. The program featured historic homes, landscapes and travel portraits, with a picnic planned for June 23 at the Vermilion River cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Seton
Karl O. Townsend
First Bank of Wellington
Mr. Townsend
Kentucky
Tennessee
Louisiana
Evangeline Country
Deep South
Townsend
Rennick
Scioto Valley
Otis
Scarlet Gate
James Lane Allen
Kentucky River
Shakertown
Lincoln
Foster
Vicksburg
Biloxi
St. Martinsville
New Orleans
Fort Pitt
Gulf of Mexico
Tuskagee
Blue Ridge Mountains
Cumberland Gap
Ohio River
Sigrid Amidon
Amidon
Vermilion River
Emma Gleason
Gerald Nau
Nau
Elizabeth Rich
Cora Bassett
Marjorie Rossiter
Cora Phelps
Bessie Douglas
Ruth Gates
Eleanor Armstrong
Wedding of Helen Taylor and Frederick Stilgenbauer
Mr and Mrs Robert E Taylor announce the marriage of their twin daughter Helen to Frederick Stilgenbauer on October 16 1938 in Newport Kentucky The ceremony was performed by Charles O Derrick with attendees Mrs Sadie Spencer and Harold Pratt. The couple both Elyria High School graduates and members 4 H club work. Frederick works for Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Taylor
Adelbert Street
Helen
Frederick Stilgenbauer
C. O. Stilgenbauer
Amherst
Newport
Kentucky
Charles O. Derrick
Sadie Spencer
Harold Pratt
Stilgenbauer
Lake Avenue Community Church
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Elyria High School
Two Weddings In Family In A Month
Mr and Mrs A W Walker formerly of Avon Lake now of Elyria report two weddings in their family within a month. May 18 son Maynard wed Miss Frances Dobosz of Shaker Heights at the bridegroom’s sister home in Lakewood. couple to motor through Canada. June 3 Miss Virginia Walker wed Joseph Anderson of Cleveland at the groom’s brother home. reception at Arnold Gardens and motor trip through the east and Canada. Rev A H Mavis officiated both ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Walker
Avon Lake
Elyria
Maynard
Frances Dobosz
Shaker Heights
Clarence Peters
Lakewood
Canada
Virginia Walker
Joseph Anderson
Cleveland
Arnold Gardens
East
Rainbow Class Meeting Reviews Mexico Trip At Social
Rainbow Class of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Esther Squire’s home with forty one in attendance. Mrs. Ellen McGee led the session and reports were given by the secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Fauver announced July picnic plans and new committee chairs were introduced. Members stayed for discussions about Mr. Townsend’s trip and Mexico exhibits. Merry Mixups guest night featured bunco and pinochle with prizes and a Byam hostess salad. Anniversary tureen dinner is set for June twenty sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Grobe
Edison Highway
John G. Whitney
First Methodist Church
Grobe
Ernest Splete
Jed
Frank Hoover
Rainbow
Methodist Church
Esther Squire
Diagonal Road
Ellen McGee
Dorothy Green
Dorothy Russert
Helen McGraw
Sunshine Committee
Lena Kirby
Edgar Guest
F. L. Hicks
L. B. Fauver
Mexico
Dorothy Carnicom
Agnes Belden
Frances Butts
Alberta Fitch
Zella Gagen
Lena, Kirby
Marjorie Miller
Dorothy Wood
Cascade Park
Margaret Gruse
Viola Byam
Clark Street
Byarr
Dorothy Nicholl
Marian Carr
Jessie Bauer
Edna Heuser
Anderson
Helen Eastman
Bunco
Dramatic Recital At Elyria Y M C A Opens Season
Mrs Cassandra Brothers directs Elyria students in a dramatic recital at the Gym Little Theatre Y M C A featuring monologues verse speaking and six one act sketches. The program includes a courthouse discussion by Harvey Altfeld vocal selections by William Holt and is open to former students and the public with a curtain fund basket at the door. Gwen Wagner and Russell Hiller assist at the piano. Miss Helen Kosty is honored at a party on Trondale Street with gifts and awards totaling five hundred dollars as part of the celebration. Lorain County Beekeepers meet at F C Wiles home in Wellington with plans to resume July tenth at North Ridge road by W J Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassandra Brothers
Elyria
Little Theatre
W.C. A
Harvey Altfeld
William Holt
Irma Hinderer
Mary Jo Spoerl
Meredith Williams
Billy Holt
Lois Cook
Patricia Beattie
Shirley Rogers
Mildred Rempes
Billy Rempes
Lois Carpenter
Mary Agnes Welsh
Barbara Chandler
Lois Meyer
Carol Christman
Bob Meredith
Avis Hastings
Dick Upton
Gwen Wagner
Russell Hiller
Lorain County
F. C. Wiles
Wellington
W J. Boyd
North Ridge Road
Mugwumps Dine and Vote at Year End Gathering
Mugwumps closed the year with a dinner party at Kriegson West Avenue for eighteen members and two guests. Rose corsages marked places as pink roses and sumburgia adorned the table. Ethyl Milliren was elected president and Frank Higgie secretary after a business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mugwumps
Kriegson West Avenue
Fred MacLean
Girard
Mark Abbe
Milton Baumhardt
Nelda Jackson
West
Ethyl Milliren
Frank Higgie
treas_ Bridge
Arnold Heinzerfing
Everett Schrock
Milli
Local Personal News Roundup Highlights Weekend Travel
Mrs Val O'Brien and her aunt visit South Carolina for weeks. Harold Block will study at the University of Wisconsin this summer. The Baxters and family tour Toledo and Elyria with Mrs Cora Myers of Adrian accompanying them. Nelda Jackson returns from Tucson via California and the Redwoods to Elyria. Maude Salen returns from Anderson Indiana after selecting fall styles with a committee of supervisors and branch managers. Dr George Gill and Dr W E Gill attend Miami University commencement in Oxford. Jane Gill resumes her Elyria return after University graduation. Edward McCoy and Ray McCoy attend Ohio State graduation in Columbus. Raymond Thompson and son Richard visit Washington DC near royal visit. Col. Nichols kin visit in Adrian hospital following car crash. Mrs Fred Reberli to Elyria for D A R event at Corneil avenue. Weekend guests Patch family from Johnstown PA. Florence Patch performs at First Methodist. Mabel Herd and Dorothy Mann attend OSU Summer School. Bela Bacso and wife return from Washington DC with Hungarian ambassador reception and royal visit. Mrs Bertok accompanies them. J Ward Henry to be released from Cleveland Clinic after operation. Corfman and Crowder return from DeGraff for bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val O'Brien
South Carolina
Harold Block
Jefferson Junior High
University of Wisconsin
E. G. Baxter
Baxter
Toledo
Cora Myers
Adrian
Michigan
Elyria
Twelfth Street
Nelda Jackson
Tucson
Arizona
California
Redwoods
Cornell Avenue
Maude Salen
Middle Avenue
Anderson
Indiana
George Gill
Columbus Street
W. E Gill
Norwalk
Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
Jane Gill
Edward McCoy
West Avenue
Columbus
Ohio State
Ray McCoy
Raymond Thompson
Richard
Washington D. C
Washington
R. B. Balls
F. A. Cromling
Chet Nichols
Jerry Kitchen
Bixby Hospital
Adelbert Avenue
Fred L. Reberli
Cleveland
Blaser
Corneil Avenue
Fred Sheldon
Cambridge Avenue
Campbell Patch
Florence
Son Campbell
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
First Methodist Church
Mabel Herd
Dorothy Mann
Jefferson School
Ohio State University
Bela Bacso
Washington, D. C
King George
Queen Elizabeth
England
Charles Bertok
Bacso
J. Ward Henry
Princeton Avenue
Cleveland Clinic
M. F. Corfman
M. H. Crowder
Park Avenue
DeGraff
Garden Fantasy Benefit Planned for Work for the Blind
A Garden Fantasy benefit is planned at the Sourbeck estate in Sheffield Lake Village on Wednesday June 21. Cassandra Brothers leads the program featuring garden lovers and talent from Elyria Brecksville Cleveland Avon and other places. Bridge and refreshments are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sourbeck
Sheffield Lake Village
Work For
Lake Road
Lorain
A. L. Stark
Cassandra Brothers
Elyria
Brecksville
Cleveland
Avon
Community group events and church activities calendar
A list of club meetings, social events, and religious gatherings across Lorain area locations. Activities include Octave Club, Legion Auxiliary dinners, Jolly Eight Bunco, St. Pauls Young Peoples League at Beese farm, Employed Young Womens League hike, memorials by 1. O. O. F. and Rebekahs, Lorain Co Medical Society dinner with Dr. Hubert C. King, Nazarene church evangelistic services, Elks Lodge, Knights of St. John and Jr. O. U. A. M meetings, United Presbyterian Mothers Auxiliary, Modern Woodman, Brotherhood of Emmanuel Lutheran church, and a steel and oil film show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Dot
Alice Kaylor
Foster Avenue
Octave Club
Dorothy Trimmer
Legion Auxiliary
Chiquita
Louise Hall
9Th Street
Tally-Ho
Charles Sparks
Jolly Eight
Bunco
Ralph Betz
Homer Street
George Birmingham
Oxford Avenue
el Porto Club
Waller Plas
10Th Street
St. Paul's Young Peoples League
Beese Farm
Oberlin
Route 20
Young Women's League
O. O. F. Lodge
St. Clair Rebekahs
Lorain Co. Medical Society
Elks
Hubert C. King
United Presbyterian Church
Junior Young Peoples League
St. Paul's Church
United Presbyterian Mothers Auxiliary
Doris Roberts
Boston Avenue
Modern
Woodman of America
Woodman Hall
Brotherhood of Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Triple D Club Meeting Plans Theatre Dinner in Cleveland
The Triple D Club met in Amherst at Mrs. Frank Carek's home for a short business session and card games. Prizes went to Mrs. Theodore Rafferty first and Mrs. Henry Bakehouse second with Mrs. Phillip Barr consoled. A dessert course was served before adjournment, with next meeting set for June 27 in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Smith
Clinton Avenue
Charter-Doos
Cootie
Marie Beam
Grace Groot
Anna Meinke
Ann Standen
Firth
Emma Emody
Wanda Munz Heitmeyer
Elvah Gower
Wanda Heitmeyer
Anita Meinke
Nancy Krieg
Mary Ahigrim
Damyrious Farey
East College Street
Oberlin
Triple D
Amherst
Frank Carek
Theodore Rafferty
Henry Bakehouse
Phillip Barr
Cleveland
Memorial Service for I O O F and Rebekah Lodge Members
This evening after the regular Elyria Lodge I O O F meeting a brief memorial service will be held in connection with St. Clair Rebekah Lodge to honor deceased members. It is an annual custom proclaimed by the Sovereign Grand Lodge and good attendance is urged by both orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge I. O. O. F
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Sovereign Grand Lodge
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Ciety
Mable Little
Dorothy Funk
Helen Taylor
Fred. Stilgenbauer
Ruth Johnson
Lois Youtzy
Neva Carrick
Youtzy
Gulf Road
Betty Jean Waldron
L. H. Dunfee
Earle Johnson
H. C. Chambers
Carrick
Henry Crozier
Medina
K. P
Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias
Medina K. of P
A. E. Buckingham
A. H. Mavis
Avon Baptist Church
Miss Bassett
Ruth Ehrke
Vivian Hackett
Evelyn Leymann
Catherine Schnuerer
Eva Mackey
Ruth Simmons
Sunshine
Hildreth Hecock
Robert Funk
Helen Kosty
Trondale Street
William
Grace Figula
Rose Homoki
Helen Kalmar
Elsie Lengel
Emma Messaros
Helen Mike
Eva Varga
Miss Terrell
Dorothy Terrell
Butternut Ridge
Dorothy Brush
Chestnut Ridge
Terrell
Lee Terrell
Clarissa Brush
Maurice, Jackson
P. D. Reefy
G. A. R. Heiu
Rose Dale
North Main Street
James Howlett
Cascade Street
Dorothy Willett
Louise Freeman
Edith Hill
Margaret Schroeder
Anna Bruck
Myrtle Rose
Mrs. Rose
Wagner
Broad St
Gewspa Prrkp
Gerald O'Connor
K. of C. Council
Elyria Council
Knights of Columbus
Gerald J. O’connor
Robert Younglas
Joseph Tonry
Chester Smith
Harold Smith
Richard Horan
J. B Seward
Chester Niegowski
Gerald Webber
Matt Roth
Herman Esch
Keyes
Tom Welsh
Findlay
Shriners
Trefoil Club
Rush Richwine
Butternut Ridge Road
Richwine
K. Boylan
H. H. Thompson
Hazel Gibson
J. H. Robertson
David Fuson
Margaret Histed
McKinley
University of Southern California
D. A. Baird
Alice McCracken
Ann Arbor
Ethel Hilgeneck
McKinley School
Elmore
Ona Shumaker
Betty Ann Bishop
School of Dance
Oberlin High School
Elks Hall
Casa Manana
Broad Cash and Carry
Second Street
Vanity Fair
Rose
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