Evening Club and Church Groups Meet Across Town
Various local organizations hold meetings tonight with talks and social activities. Pythian Sisters, Clan Robertson, Triangle Bunco Club, Willing Workers of the Yeomen with Mrs Gehrke, Bethel Shrine, Catholic Daughters, Friendship Club. St Pauls Sunbeam class hosts a birthday celebration at Miss Alberta Schober’s home with games prizes and a birthday cake. next gathering to be at Alice Onillion 15 Chestnut Street on June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
K. of P
Clan Robertson
Robert Fitzpatrick
Triangle Bunco Club
Yeomen
Gehrke
West River Street
Bethel Shrine
Catholic Daughters of America
Friendship Club
Vermijon
St. Paul’s Church
Alberta Schober
Roy Kulp
Irene Post
Anita Poole
Elsie Puppert
Alice Onillion
Chestnut Street
Me Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Highlights and Installations
The Me Ladies Auxiliary No 431 met in the Eagles hall with most officers present. Plans for a card party at the next meeting were made. Officers were installed by installing deputy Mary Mahon and conductor Sarah Massie. Past president Anna Hoard led, with Bertha Lyberger as president and Fawn Hamilton as chaplain. New officers wore white with sweet pea corsages. Visitors from Amheret lodge came to invite visits. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Hall
Mary Mahon
Sarah Massie
Anna Hoard
Bertha Lyberger
Fawn Hamilton
Mary Wack
Catherine Krugman
Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John Hold Meeting and Fundraiser
A large attendance attended a Tuesday evening meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John. A party followed to raise funds for the drill team headed to the Knights of St John convention in Buffalo on June 24. Delegates Mrs Brand and Mrs Galloway will also attend, and about seventy five couples enjoyed dancing and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
Buffalo
New York
Brand
Galloway
Circle No 2 hosts at Emma Weiland home
Mrs Emma Weiland entertained Circle No 2 of St Pauls Church at her East River street home. Ten members and two visitors Rev Paul Bourquine and Mrs R J Hillier attended. Luncheon served at four. Next meeting at church parlors June 27 with Mrs Ed Heuser hostess and officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Weiland
Circle No. 2
St. Paul’s Church
East River Street
Paul Bourquine
R. J. Hillier
Ed. Heuser
Jolly Dozen Club Discontinues Summer Meetings
Mr and Mrs Art Ethlke of Fast avenue hosted the Jolly Dozen club last evening. Pedro fight games concluded with prizes: first to Mrs Harvey Gotro and William Block, second to Mrs William Block and Herman Brady, third to Mrs Ruth Hady and Harvey Gotro. A refreshment course and social hour followed. Meetings suspended for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Ethlke
Fast Avenue
Jolly Dozen
Pedro
Harvey Gotro
William Block
Herman Brady
Ruth Hady
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Williams At Fuller Road Home
Mr and Mrs Joe Wocjik hosted a Tuesday evening gathering at Fuller Road in honor of Mrs Wocjik s sister Hilda Williams birthday A sumptuous rabbit supper was served at 8 o clock followed by music and a late night closing The guest of honor received many beautiful gifts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wocjik
Fuller Rd
McKinley PTA Holds Free Pre-School Health Clinic
The McKinley Parent Teacher Association will hold a free pre-school clinic at McKinley School on Monday from 9 to 11 am. Local physicians will staff examinations for children entering school in September or January, inviting all parents to have their children checked at no charge.
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McKinley Parent Teacher Association
McKinley
Mrs Paul Hosts Styck Tyte Club on Adams Street
Mrs George Paul entertained the Styck Tyte club at Mrs Bruce's Adams street home yesterday. A delightful afternoon was spent playing balance with prizes awarded to the winners. After the games a luncheon was served. Next week a picnic dinner will close the club year with Miss Eleator Foreman hosting on Griswold road. Mrs J H Pope and daughter Virginia depart tonight for Middletown Connecticut to attend Wesleyan University's sixty ninth commencement where her son George Pope graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Paul
Styck Tyte Club
J. H. Pope
Virginia
Middletown
Connecticut
Wesleyan University
George Pope
Nurses Alumni Association Holds Final Meeting Before Fall
The Nurses' Alumni Association conducted its last meeting of the season at Mrs. Richard Thayer's home on Denison Avenue. Miss Marjorie Francis reported on the Louisville convention, followed by refreshments before adjournment. No further meetings will be held until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurses’ Alumni Association
Richard Thayer
Denison Avenue
Marjorie Francis
Louisville
Kentucky
Circle Nine Methodist circle meeting plans Cascade Park picnic
Circle No 9 at 321 West Street with Mrs Crozier Mrs Brown and Mrs Boggs assisting held regular business and heard the nominating committee report. Twenty members one guest and twelve children attended with refreshments provided by the hostess and assistants. A picnic is planned for Thursday June 28 at Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Cirlela No 5 Methodists Plan July Picnic
Cirlela No 5 of the Methodist church met yesterday in the church parlors with nineteen present. Mrs J B Chapman led devotionals and some time was used to complete plans for the annual July picnic. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirlela No. 5
Methodist Church
J. B. Chapman
Royal Neighbors Sewing Circle Meets for Bazaar Prep
The Royal Neighbors Sewing Circle met with Mrs. Ed Malterer yesterday. At noon a noon dinner was served and the afternoon was spent piecing quilt tops and making aprons for the fall bazaar. The date of the next meeting is not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors Sewing Circle
Ed Malterer
Buckeye Bunco Club Hosts Ladies at Gildemeister Home
The Buckeye Bunco Club enjoyed an afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Gildemeister. Forty two games were played with high scores earned by Mrs. P Hubbell first Mrs. Auler Jenkins second Mrs. Telzerow third and Mrs. Oscar Pixley consolation. Hostess prize went to Mrs. Or Finkle. Guests included Mrs. John Sinegar and Mrs. Ed Telzerow. Mrs. Oscar Pixley to host again on Prospect Street June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye Bunco
Charles Gildemeister
P. Hubbell
Auler Jenkins
Telzerow
Oscar Pixley
Or. Finkle
John Sinegar
Ed. Telzerow
Prospect Street
Rebekah Social Club Hosts Flag Day Program
Members of the Rebekah Social club gathered at Mrs Archambeau’s Foster avenue home yesterday. Fourteen members attended as they conducted routine business before a flag day program. The Star Spangled Banner opened the event followed by readings by Mrs Gehrke and Mrs Archambeau plus Mrs Grace Heldrich. The group sang My Country Tis of Thee and Marion Archambeau performed several piano numbers.
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Rebekah
Ladies Circle Meeting Serves Fourteen Members In Ridgeville
The Lady Rowena Circle of Yeomen gathered at Mrs. Simmons home in Ridgeville for a noon tureen dinner served to fourteen members one visitor and four children. They sewed quilt blocks and held a business meeting in the afternoon. Mrs Bertha Kuss of 1212 Lake Avenue invites the circle to meet at her home on June 27.
Yeomen to Meet at Gehrke Home Friday Evening
Younger piano pupils of Gladys L. Parker presented an informal recital at Mrs. Parker's Denison avenue home with a program including Mozart, Blake, Friml, Read, Lizst, and Cadman. Tomorrow at eight the older pupils will perform at First Congregational church with Eva Eddy, contralto, assisting. Public recital open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys L. Parker
First Congregational Church
Beethoven
Rogers
Chaminade
Poldini
Lizst
Debussy
Eva Eddy
Mentor
Mana-Zucca
Salter
Liaurance
Saint-Saens
Social Notices From Elyria Area Names
Frank J. Strohl aged 30 of Jayerout Ellyria and Laura Cameron aged 26 domestic Lorain with Rev Wiseman Elyria. Theodore Scott 26 student New York City and Va Osborne 23 Elyria with Rev Edwin B Redhaad Floria. Dr A J Wagner 24 dentist Marion O and Mary Etta Francis 24 stenographer Elyria with Rev Father Frey Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Strohl
Jayerout
Ellyria
Laura Cameron
Lorain
Wiseman
Elyria
Theodore Scott
New York City
Va Osborne
Edwin B. Redhaad
Floria
A. J. Wagner
Marion
Mary Etta Francis
Father Frey
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Noted In Mansfield Wellsville
Admissions list includes Robert Ader 31 Highland Ave Mansfield Ervin W Peabody R D 2 James Carnahan Wellsville O and Mrs Martin Mueller 148 West River St Discharges include James Carnahan Wellsville Kenneth Mills 111 Bailey Court
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Robert Ader
Highland Avenue
Mansfield
Ervin W. Peabody
R. D
James Carnahan
Wellsville
Martin Mueller
West River Street
Kenneth Mills
Bailey Court
Local personals note a mix of visits and travels this week
Miss Ruth M Dunham of North Ridgeville and Mrs Edna B Dunham visited Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. Harry Cook of East Avenue sails the Great Lakes this summer on the freighter Murphy with his uncle, leaving Cleveland today. Mr and Mrs Ray Rains of New York City visit their mother on Brunswick Road East Cleveland and were hosted by Miss Marie Tibball of Badcourt. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Martin Mueller at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Elyria residents attend Hastings family reunion at Coddingville today. Mrs Sylvester Merriam of TaGrange spent today in Elyria visiting friends. Mrs John Rollins of Fairlawn Avenue and her niece Mrs W H Canfield of Sugar Ridge depart for an extended western visit visiting Walter Peak in Barnesville Minnesota and Robert Peak in Oshkosh Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth M. Dunham
North Ridgeville
Edna B. Dunham
Moody Bible Institute of
Chicago
Harry Cook
East Avenue
Great Lakes
Murphy
Harry Rood
Cleveland
Ray Rains
New York City
Rains
Brunswick Road
East Cleveland
Marie Tibball
Badcourt
Martin Mueller
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Hastings
Coddingville
Ohio
Sylvester Merriam
Ta- Grange
John Rollins
Fairlawn Avenue
W. &. Canfield
Sugar Ridge
West
Grafton Gun Club Shoots Sunday at 2 PM
The Grafton Gun Club will hold a shooting event on Sunday June 17 at 2:00 p.m. at Grafton. Two prizes will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Gun Club
Grafton
Circle No 8 Methodist picnic at Cascade
Circle No 8 of the Methodist church held a picnic at Cascade Park yesterday afternoon. Fifteen adults and nine children shared a delicious picnic supper. A social time followed and all members and families departed. No further meetings are planned until September.
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Circle NO
Cascade
Methodist Church
Cascade Park
Kipton Bride Weds William Baker At Kipton QC
Miss Millie McCullough chose Saturday June 9 for the Kipton wedding of Miss Millie McCullough to William Baker of Kipton QC. The ceremony at Rev. Harding's home at 2 30 p m featured Ruth McCullough as bridesmaid and Jack Cook as groomsman. The couple's first home is on West Lorain Street, Oberlin, after a ring ceremony with roses and maidenhair fern.
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Kipton
Millie McCullough
William Baker
Harding
Ruth McCullough
Jack Cook
Florence Taylor
Quinn
Lorain
Nisa Ruth
West Lorain Street
Oberlin
Ben Becker
N. Becker
Lillian
Myron Bates
Elyria
Bates
Minnie Coan
Dorothy Baenger
Cleveland
C. D. Bayless
S. J. Davidson
Donald Haig
Nellis Haigh
Stanley Bayless
Athens
Ed Beam
J. H. Calkins
Clayton Crysler
Hazel Bickel
Jim Grogan
Mary Stother
Visitor Notes And Local Social Roundup In LaGrange
Miss Rachel Root visits aunt Mrs Edwards of Medina for an indefinite stay. Mrs B E Curtice visits Cleveland relatives. Detroit visitors stay at Main home on West Main St. Mrs Sadie Mann joins extended visit. Mason Powers and wife visit Ashley relatives. Grant Leiby and sons of Cleveland dine with LaGrange residents. Robbins family plus grandchildren and Alan Hewes from Elyria drive to Akron. L W Stranahan hosts Kreuger family from Ridgeville. Miss Florence Root buys a new automobile. Ladies Aid Society of the ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Leiby
Sunday School Session at Miss Baker's Home
Members of the Primary Department of St. Andrews Sunday school gathered yesterday afternoon at Miss Anna Louise Baker’s Harrison street home. The children enjoyed games on the lawn and were served refreshments later in the afternoon. Miss Hilma Shuckhart assisted, with Reverend F E B Redhead in attendance as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Sunday School
Anna Louise Baker
Harrison Street
Miss Baker
MissHilma Shuckhart
FE BR. Redhead
Miss Julia Tries Long Trip From Broad Street
Miss Julia trials of 676 West Broad street will leave tomorrow morning for a ten days trip to La Crosse Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Trials
West Broad Street
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Rummage sale at 17 West Ave this Friday and Saturday
Community rummage sale listed for 17 West Avenue with hours on Friday and Saturday. Proceeds support neighborhood projects. Local residents invited to browse and buy clothing, books, and household items.
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West Ave
Spanish American War Veteran Kingsley Dies in Cleveland
J June 14. Mar bert B. Kingsley aged 70, adjutant general of Ohio in the Spanish American War, died here after eight months illness. Kingsley founded the Kingsley Pa-...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Marbert B. Kingsley
Ohio
Kingsley
Kingsley Pa
Bake and apron sale at Division L church event
Division L of the Second Congregational church hosts a bake sale and apron sale at Hecock's Floral on Saturday morning June 16. Proceeds support church activities and local initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd Cong
Hecock’s Floral
Certo Boil Method Makes Quick Strawberry Jam Ten Glasses
The new quick boil jam method uses Certo to produce ten jars of strawberry jam from crushed berries with a short boil. Steps include crushing berries, measuring sugar, boiling hard for one to two minutes, adding Certo, skimming, cooling briefly, and sealing with hot paraffin wax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac
First Woman Admitted to Arkansas Bar From Ozark Freshman
El Zora Gambrel of Ozark, a University of Arkansas freshman, has passed the bar examination in Arkansas and becomes the first woman admitted to practice in the state. She recently retired from active involvement with Co. after a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arkansas
Elzora Gambrel
Ozark
Arkansas
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ANNIV
Mckinley School
Nurses’ Alumni Assoc
Buckeye Bunco Club
Rebekah Social Club
Rowena Circle
William Gehrke
R. A. Parker
Imperial Furniture Co
E. Broad St. Bridge
Miss Margaret Lee
Esther Hill
Friend
Kipton Grange
Thomas Lee
P. T. Rooney
Wakeman
Ralph Blackwell
J. Ho Calkins
Lorain Association
Camden Church
Ed Manns
Berlin Heights
Frank Hagar
M. E. Church
John Curtiss
John Yeackel
L. S. Ault
la Crange
la Grange
Ruth Adams
Helen Corell
Rosalie Adams
June Buswell
Agnes Bouga
Ellouisa Wilson
Leland Heath
G. W. G. W. Robbins
Theodore Brown
Congregational Church
Vernone Rundl
Eagen
Harriet Keller
Bobby Rundle
Virginia Cole
Columbia
R. B. Kelner
Clem Norris
Penfield
A. R. Underhill
Norris
Ane
Clarice Under- L
Sewing Club
Lorainco
F. L. Wolcott
Elyria Wedoeaday
Lagrange
East Broad Street
Clark
Clarks
Eaberry
Featuring
Carson
Masonic Temple
E. A. Lewis
Gopy Days Music CO
Herman Z. Woods
Boz
Zaneaville
Taleum
Lebers' Dept
Malton
Masa
Karl F. Kolinski
Floyd Heys
A. B. Sauer
Broad St
Charis Charis
Akron Truss Company
Ebert
Quality Pharmacy
Alice Bradley
Miss Farmer's School of Cookery
Woman's Home Companion
Lorain County
Per Co
Karl W. Plocher
Lorain Co. Bank
E. F. Whitney & Son
West Broad St
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