Avalon Club Sees New President At Gerdine Home
Avalon Club members gathered at Mrs. Philip Gerdine’s residence with Mrs. Mary Gientkowski newly in charge. Plans for Father’s Day were discussed as rules were reviewed, prizes awarded to Mrs. Stella Merante first, Mrs. Gientkowski second, and Mrs. Mary Ross consolation. A three course lunch followed in pink and white decor with garden flowers. Next meeting set for Mrs. Merante’s home at 1806 West Avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon Club
Philip Gerdine
Mary Gientkowski
Stella Merante
Gientkowski
Mary Ross
Rainbow for Girls Plan Tennis Tournament Arrangements
Elyria Assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls met last evening with Jean Aschenbach assisted by Marilyn Hastings appointed to arrange a tennis tournament. Tentative picnic plans were discussed and tax stamps to be saved. Janet Strohl led the program featuring Beth Corkhill and Mary Jo Keyes on piano with Corinne Rhoads vocal solo. refreshments were served. The group will meet again on June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Aschenbach
Marilyn Hastings
Elyria Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Janet Strohl
Beth Corkhill
Mary Jo Keyes
Miss Corkhill
Corinne Rhoads
Vivian Hudson
Hilda Erber
Sempre Fidelis plans co-ed dinner in Cleveland
Last evening Sempre Fidelis members met Miss Mary Catherine Brand at Furnace street home to plan a co-ed dinner party at Alpine Village in Cleveland on June 22. They will meet at 6 30 at the Brand home and Vera Smith the month’s program chairman arranged a future wiener roast. Kay Sinnott was appointed reporter replacing Joyce Hastings. Prize winners Kay Sinnott and Margaret Herold received game prizes after a salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sempre Fidelis Club
Mary Catherine Brand
Furnace Street
Alpine Village
Cleveland
Brand
Vera Smith
Kay Sinnott
Joyce Hastings
Margaret Herold
Hospital Admissions List Names Mixed Addresses
A hospital admissions listing shows multiple patients including Allen and Barbara Terry at 343 Kenyon Street. Mrs Louis Kovach Stop 7 North Ridge. Mrs Marjorie Foreman Abbe read. Barbara Snyder RD 2 Jeromesville Ohio. Mrs Sherman Beck RD No.. Elaine McIntyre 159 Longfellow. David Sigel RD 2. Edward Nemeth 409 Lake Avenue. Carol Beckstein Amherst. Discharges include Neely Powers and Elvira Baudrexel at Graystone Hotel Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Barbara Terry
Kenyon Street
Louis Kovach
North Ridge
Marjorie Foreman
Abbe Read
Barbara Snyder
Pauline Allen
Jeromesville
Ohio
Sherman Beck
Elaine McIntyre
Longfellow
David Sigel
Edward Nemeth
Lake Avenue
Carol Beckstein
Amherst
Neely Powers
Graystone
Elvira Baudrexel
Avon
Mrs Gerald Leonard Re elected President of Local Child League
Mrs Gerald Leonard was reelected president of the South Side Circle of the Child Conservation League at a Monday meeting hosted by Mrs C D Ryals in Grafton Round. Officers include Mrs Joseph Gusky as vice president and Mrs Ted Penfound as secretary treasurer. program chair is Mrs Ryals with assistance from Mrs Gerald Wagner and Mrs Frank Gusky. Members finished layettes for the Public Health Center. bridge followed. A breakfast in Elywoods is planned, with Mrs Ryals and Mrs Harold Carroll organizing. The c c b will meet again in September with Mrs Gerald Wagner listed as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Leonard
South Side Circle of Child Conservation League
C. D. Ryals
Grafton Round
Joseph Gusky
Ted Penfound
Elywoods
Ryals
Harold Carroll
C. Cc. B
Gerald Wagner
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Debs Club Plans Cascade Park Picnic for June 25
The D. D. Debs met at Miss Mary Orosz home to finalize plans for a picnic at Cascade Park on June 25 after a handkerchief shower honoring the hostess. A refreshment course followed at Miss Betty Gurchik’s Malcolm Court home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Debs
Mary Orosz
Cascade Park
Betty Gurchik
Malcolm Court
Local Licenses List For Elyria Area Shows Pairs Names
A roster of licenses lists Casimir Starzewski 25 Elyria caremaker and Virginia Triniszewski 18 Lorain Paul Kish 25 Cleveland laborer and Margaret Veres 18 Avon Township Clifford Bursley 27 Elyria inspector and Opal Sutton Norton 26 Heldemyer Block Elyria Maurice Wade Jackson 22 Elyria office worker and Dorothy Elizabeth Terrell 20 Eaton Township
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casimir Starzewski
Elyria
Virginia Triniszewski
Lorain
Paul M. Kish
Cleveland
Margaret E. Veres
Avon Township
Clifford Bursley
Opal Sutton Norton
Heldemyer
West Ridge News Notes Local Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs H Hiller visited Mr and Mrs Jack Hillier in Grafton Sunday. Norman Peterson of Sebewing and family spent the weekend with Fred and Pearl Simms. Alfred Ensign hosted the Pearce family reunion with Penfield guests. Sherman Mason family visited Bellevue relatives. J H Penfound and Harland dined with Arthur Squires and Pearl Hines in Nova. Orlando Shilts of Oberlin dined with Fred Simms. Perry Sooy of Wellington visited the Ensigns. John Richards, St Louis air school student, returns home for vacation with R H Richards. Gertrude Minnium of Meadville, Pa, visiting Irwin Eldred and family. Thelma Moritz of Toledo visiting Minnich home. Fitzgeralds of Amherst called on the Simms. H J Bier attended Ernie Reisinger funeral in Columbus. Earl Pratt of Fairview, Pa, called on Marguerite Mason. Irwin Eldred and daughters, with Mrs Minnium, were dinner guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
H. Hiller
Jack Hillier
Grafton
Norman Peterson
Sebewing
Michigan
Fred Simms
Alfred Ensign
Pearce
Penfield
Sherman Mason
Bellevue
J. H. Penfound
Harland
Arthur Squires
Peoebe Hines
Nova
Orlando Shilts
Oberlin
Perry Sooy
Wellington
John Richards
St. Louis
R. H. Richards
Gertrude Minnium
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Irwin Eldred
Thelma Moritz
Toledo
Minnich
Fitzgerald
Amherst
H. J. Bilher
Ernie Reisinger
Columbia
Earl Pratt
Fairview
Marguerite Mason
Modes and Manners Question on Visiting Guests
A woman asks if parents should accompany their daughters when young men call. The answer says parents are host and hostess and should remain at home nearby, though not necessarily in the same room as the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vv Cc
Auto Plants Operate Near Normal Amid AFL CIO Clash
AFL pickets clashed with CIO members and police in Flint as General Motors plants reopened. At Fisher Body Plant No 1 about 30 AFL members advanced on CIO flying squadron at the gates. The Buick plant, which had closed due to worker shortages, resumed operation and ran normally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Mid
AFL
CIO
General Motors
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
Fisher Body Plant No. 1
Score Cio
Fisher
Buick
Social visits and obituary note from local residents
Sheffield neighbors Elmer Schmitz and Arthur Bryden hosts Saturday. Lorain residents Ammon Tice visited Edward Brown family Sunday. Garfield ill at Detroit road. Meyers family called on Brown Monday. William Caley buried at Garfield cemetery after death last Friday, formerly from the area, staying with nephew John Caley in Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Elmer Schmitz
Elyria
Arthur Bryden
Ammon Tice
Lorain
Edward Brown
Shirley Garfield
Detroit Road
Ralph Meyers
William Caley
Garfield Cemetery
Mr. Caley
John Caley
Pittsfield
Pittsfield Organizes 4-H Club Names Officers
A girls 4-H Club was organized on June 6 at Betty Pickworth's home with Mrs Roy Muller as chairman or Mrs Dwight Davidson as advisor. Officers include Betty Mae Lounsbrough president Julia Sechrest vice president Betty Pickworth secretary treasurer Lois Neiding recreation leader Virginia Davidson news reporter. Next meeting at Betty Mae Lounsbrough home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Pickworth
Roy Muller
Dwight Davidson
Betty Mae Lounsbrough
Julia Sechrest
Lois Neiding
Virginia Davidson
Ladies Society meeting and Methodist group gathering
The Ladies Society of the Community church will meet Thursday afternoon June 15 with Mrs Ada Sherburne. The Methodist church societies met at Mrs Arthur Whitney's on Thursday afternoon June 8 with 15 adults and Mrs Lawrence Betts of Penfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society of the Community Church
Ada Sherburne
the Methodist Church
Arthur Whitney
Ladies’ Aid Society
Helen White
Berea
Beauty tips for small hands and nails shaping slender look
A reader asks how to reduce hand size and improve dry nails. Advice covers manicure every six days, shaping near oval with a slim tip, back cuticle care, finger oiling, and conservative polish. Rings should be simple and not bulky to flatter slender hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora
Must Solve Problems Or Face Fascism Says John L. Lewis
John L. Lewis told CIO leaders in Washington that the nation faces fascism unless problems are solved bravely. He warned AFL raids on CIO fields and set a goal of organizing 20 million unorganized wage earners. He spoke to 43 heads of CIO unions urging decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
Washington
Congress of Industrial Organizations
CIO
Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Delivery Service Notice for 229 Courtland Redacted
A brief notice indicates a delivery service reference for 229 Courtland. Contact point provided as 229 Courtland with phone number 156 R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland
Community notices from Columbia area events and visits
The Ladies Aid Society plans a June 15 meeting with Mrs Lorena Crocker. Children’s Day is set for Sunday at the Baptist Church. Acme Grange meets June 20 with inspection and initiation. Local visits include Elyria residents at Burns and Harrington homes. Baldwin Wallace College commencement noted. A cottage project is planned by Mr Probst near C F Hales farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ladies Aid Society
Lorena Crocker
The
Baptist Church
Acme Grange
William Shea
Elyria
Henry Klink
Shirley
Strongsville
John Burnett
W. H. Harrington
Margaret Harrington
William Hart
Caledonia
Baldwin-Wallace College
Willam
W H Harrington
William Morse
Jay Madison
Leon Varney
F. H VanArsdale
Community happenings and gatherings in local notes
Six children attended a meeting to be held July 13 at Mrs. Stanley Pitts home. Rev. and Mrs. Homer Doak hosted a Kid party for Sunday School classes at Blanche Brandt’s, with games and refreshments. Notices include William Caley, age 87, critically ill with long illness under Dr Faus care, and Henry Parsons suffering blood poisoning from a fence repair scratch.
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Stanley Pitts
Homer Doak
The
Methodist Church
Blanche Brandt
Blanche
John Marriman
William Caley
John Caley
Faus
Wellington
Henry Parsons
Hetta Starr
Nelson Eugene Starr
Columbus
Litchfield
Pittsfield
George Starr
Short Cuts on Kitchen Tricks and Substitutes
Tips on removing nut meats from shells by boiling fifteen minutes. Break up nuts in a paper bag with a rolling pin. Prevent pancake sticking by rubbing the iron with salt. Use salt to reduce smoke and odor. Cornstarch can replace eggs. use a tablespoon per missing egg.
Wellington Bride and Groom Enter a June Marriage
Pauline Bertha Lorence wed James Irish at the First Congregational Church in Wellington in a single ring ceremony attended by twelve family members. After a dinner and reception at the Lorence home, the couple left for a week long honeymoon and will reside at 12 Carpenter Street. The groom is an Irish Meat Market employee and a 1929 Wellington High School graduate. the bride wore blue lace over satin with pink rosebuds. Music included trumpet and violin performances.
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Wellington
Ohio
Pauline Bertha Lorence
Fred Lorence
Maygar Street
First Congregational Church
Charles W Recard
Irish
Carpenter Street
Lorence
Methodist Children Day Observed in Morning Service
The Methodist church observed Children Day during the 10 30 Sunday service led by Rev Lonzo S Green with Superintendent Charles Barnes and others assisting. The program included songs readings dialogues a baptismal rite for several children and a pantomime with children in white vestments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Charles Barnes
Guy Phelps
Edward Turner
Norman Linder
Lois Puder
Clifton Rolfe
Lonzo S. Green
Merle Baumgardner
Betty Hardman
Gordon
Wallace Gallatin
Billy Norton
Baumgardner
Reverend Green
Sonja Kay
Irving Britton
Kenneth
Gertrude Manning
Sue
John
Hollis Grissinger
Kay
Dorotha Carmen
Linda Lou
Lynn Larry
Lynn
Mary Grey
Jack Allen
Helen Jane Young
Duane Arthur
Elzabeth Beckham
Norwalk
Stanley Riggs
Chopin
Patricia Willard
Marian Cowrse
Jeanne Whiteside
Ireta Page
Vivienne Willard
Janet Blakely
Betty Lou Merrill
Jerry Beal
Tommy Gibbins
Helen Henes
Jean Todd
Peggy Norton
Helen Shepard
Lael Hannon
Patty Herrick
Elsie Dumke
Ethlyn Newberger
Ordination and Church Activities This Week
Harold Jackson’s ordination service is held tonight at the church. The Woman's Missionary Society meets all day Wednesday with Mrs. Fred Greetham. Mid week services at 7 30 led by Reverend John Green beginning the book of Revelation. Young People's service Thursday at 7 30. Friday members of the local church affiliated with the Hebrew Association attend a conference in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Jackson
Woman's Missionary Society
Fred Greetham
John Green
Hebrew Association
Lorain
Miss Brenner Sings Handel and Bartlett in Service
Miss Mildred Brenner performed two arias at the Sunday morning service singing O Had I Jubal s Lyre by Handel and O God Be Merciful by Bartlett, delivering a vocal recital during the worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Brenner
Jubal’s Lyre
Handel
God Be Merciful
Bartlett
Prayer Meeting Seeks Member Reflections for Sermon
Reverend Alfred E Tennant requests church members write him from Cleveland at 1427 West 57th Street telling what the Church Means to Them. He will compile remarks into a sermon to be delivered next Sunday evening after a prayer meeting at 7 30 Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E Tennant
Cleveland
West 57Th Street
Summer park services begin by four Wellington ministers
Starting the first Sunday night in July four Protestant ministers in Wellington will hold services in the Wellington public park during the summer months. The event offers seating for hundreds, special music, and sermons from the ministers. Reverend Lonzo S Green of the Methodist church will open with the first sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mursters
Wellington
Lonzo S Green
Methodist Church
Oberlin dedicates New Hales Memorial Gymnasium for Women
About 500 Oberlin alumni students and friends attended Monday afternoon ceremonies for Oberlin College’s New Hales Memorial Gymnasium for Women. The $200 000 building was funded largely by a $150 000 gift from George Willard Hales of Oak Park and Chicago Illinois. The gym is named for Lina R. Hales the donor’s mother born on the site. Mr. Hales is a former class of 1900 member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Commencement Honors Twin Marshals Edwin and Edgar Fauver
Oberlin College honors twin honorary marshals Edwin Fauver and Dr Edgar Fauver for reunions. Both graduates of 1899, former athletes and later instructors at Oberlin. Dr Edwin Fauver later served as a physician and athletics director at University of Rochester. Dr Edgar Fauver was college physician and rector of Physical Education at Wesleyan. Also notes direct telephone service between Tokyo and Manchukuo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Edwin Fauver
Dr. Fauver
University
Rochester
Edgar Fauver
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Connecticut
Graduaion
Columbia
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Melmore
William McEndree
Mary Knapp
Mary Johns
Mary Fox
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Charles Shepard
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E E. Shiltz
New Church
First Baptist
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Wakeman
William Poiner
R. Livermore
Philip Finch
Wanda Finch
Louise Finch
W. H. Husted
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Charles W. Recard
Robert Lewis
Linda Mae
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Manchukuo
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Ind
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Elyria, Ohio
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