Society Dedicates Year With Dinner Bridge At The Gables
The Gables hosted a year end society dinner bridge with Mrs. Nelson Fitch Jr as hostess. Officers elected included President Miss Jeanne Reid and secretary treasurer Mrs. Howard Ohlemacher. Prizewinners in bridge were Miss Georgianna Taft Mrs Karl Ericsson and Mrs Ohlemacher. The annual Spring dance at Elyria Country Club drew eighty five couples with out of town guests from Akron Cleveland Lakewood Port Clinton and Lorain. Ethyl Milliren and Georgi Taft led as dance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gables
Nelson Fitch, Jr
Jeanne Reid
Howard Ohlemacher
Ugwumps
Georgianna Taft
Karl Ericsson
June Graduate Weds La Grange Man In Home Ceremony
Elizabeth Anne Meredith, June graduate of Elyria High School, married Milton Letsom at her parents’ home in a Sunday ceremony. Attendants included bridesmaids Lillian and Beatrice Smith, maid of honor Winifred Meredith, and ushers brothers William and Covert Meredith. Rev. George C. Beebe officiated. a buffet luncheon followed for about thirty guests. The couple will reside in La Grange after June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KK. L. Meredith
Eelizabeth Anne
Milton Letsom
Wad ‘Trs
Benner
la Grange
Elyria High Schood
William Meredith
Lillian
Beatrice Smith
Theo
Gloria McLean
Wiss Winifred Meredith
Billie Katherine
Jane Ann Meredith
Howard le Meredith
Grafton Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs. Letsom
Ensemble Recital At YWCA Showcases Gladys McCullough Students
Miss Gladys McCullough presented her students in a seven forty five PM recital at the YWCA parlors. Eight ensemble groups performed including four hands at one piano two violins and two pianos. The program featured works by Presser Chabrier Kreisler and Tchaikovsky among others with performers such as Helen Warner Marian Roberts Ruth Meinke and Viola Grugel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys McCullough
Yance
The
Gnomes
Whelpley
Helen Warner
Miss McCullough
Mia Carita
Groton
Helen
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Snapshot
Hospital admissions list includes Mrs Walter Lee from Oakwood avenue and several others such as William Burnet at No 1 Fire Station,M Sunagel of Ashtabula, Mrs Ne Gross Erhart, Stacy Jezewsai at 56 Turner street, Mrs George Hurd and Paul and Virginia Darrah. Discharges record Mrs Clarence Heintz with baby girl at No 1 Century Block, Mrs Lewis Kolopos with baby boy at 244 Eighth street, Glenn Opfer Penfield Harriet Bearer 115 Garvin avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lee
Oakwood
William Burnet
M Sunagel
Ashtabula
Ne Gross
Erhart
Stacy Jezewsai
Turner Street
George Hurd
Paul
Virginia Darrah
Cleveland Street
Clarence Heintz
Century Block
Lewis Kolopos
Eighth Street
Glenn Opfer
Penfield
Harriet Bearer
Garvin
Committees Appointed At Local Men’s Missionary League Meeting
The regular Men’s Missionary League meeting at the United Presbyterian Church heard Dr. McKeagie recount Africa mission field experiences from twenty years ago. A varied program followed with Baptist Quartet and solos by A Mc Gilvery, plus committee reports on Membership, Work, Welfare, Publicity, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Missionary League
The
United Presbyterian Church
McKeagie
Erie Side Bible Conference
Gospel Church
Cleveland
Africa
Men's League
A. McGilvery
Canada
Dr. McKedzie
Edmund Wright
Frank Allsop
Ehese
Matthew
Bristol
Laird
Fisher
R. T. Moore
Embership
Don Fred Davies
R. W. Ram Frank
Allison Fheips
H. F
J Moyers
EL. Whiamson
Eugene Hall
R. P. Kirkpat Wright
Gilbert Welfare
J. Lautenschleg
A.C. Thompson
H. F. Paeth
Rev
G. A. Brown
Brown
League
W. E. McCulloch
D. D
First Tnited Presbyterian Church
Los Angeles
California
Men’s League
R. W. Thompson
General Assembly
J. H. Turkbull
Missionary Monthly
Toronto
Dominion
S. A. Fulton
Milwaukee
Bee Keeping June Meeting of Loran Voutty Beekeepers
The June meeting of the Loran Voutty Beekeepers Association was held last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. FE. I Ernst in Ambhurst. With no important business, TL KE Blackwell of Kinton led a round table discussion. Mr. and Mrs Suriver visited to meet the group, and after a pleasant gathering, refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Van Haun and Ruth Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loran Voutty
Club Plans Wiener Roast and Stag Party
The club met last night at their rooms on West Brand Street for a regular Monday session. They scheduled a wiener roast for Wednesday evening June 24. Len Richards was named committee chairman with Clarence Gibbons and Max Novak assisting. After the next meeting on Monday evening a stag party will be held in honor of Donald Mohr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Brnad Street
Len Richards
Clarance Gibbons
Max Novak
Donald Mohr
Personal notices and local appearances of residents
Miss Grace Cook of Cleveland entertains her nieces Carol Cook of Raton and Alice Nichols of Elaria at a lakeside cottage at Perry-on-the-Lake. Alice Nichols returns from Andrews School of Girls at Willoughby for summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Neane Rogers of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carson attend a Sunbury club reunion. Dr. and Mrs. Lee W. Cagle leave for Deules Washington after visiting relatives. Jay Howenstine Jr. earns BA cum laude at Miami University and plans masters at Ohio State. Barbara Plocher and Dorothy Boynton head to Boulder to study at university. Jay Howenstine Jr. to be a counselor at Cleveland M C A camp. Miss Edith Gerstenberger earns trophy at Lakes Erie College. Three Belgian memorials list over 60,000 Allied officers with unknown graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Cook
Cleveland
Carol Cook
Raton
Alice Nichols
Elaria
Perry-on-the-Lake
Andrews School of Girls
Willoughby
Brown
Misum
Chest
Sunbury
Ohio
Lee W. Cagle
Deules
Washington
Mr. Cagle
Taxlor
Caliier
Neane Rogers
Detroit
Rogers
Jack Carson
R .B. McDonald
Harsard Avenue
Firth Street
Selvoy Grose
Erhart
Ria Meimorie Hospital
Nas Yath
Carsheddon
Erie
Pennsylvania
Gertrude Rockwood
Painesville
Lake Erie College
Gera Melins
Fremont
L. J. Mowry
Charles Court
Barbara Plocher
Dorothy Boynton
Boulder
Colorado
E. J. Howenstine
Miami University
Oxford
Jay Howenstine, Jr
Ohin State University
Mere
Oliver Miller
Walter Stile
Rhea Clare Hart
Iil
Paris
Jay Howenstine Jr
Centerville Mills
Carl Calkins
Lodi Street
Frank Blakester
James Henderson
William Schrubsole
Emyria Daughters of Scotia
Akron
Ashtabula
Canton
East Liverpool
Steubenville
Lorain
Edith Gerstenberger
Cleveland Road
Lakes Erie College
Chaoir
Edwin Arthur Kraft
Cts
Welsh Club Reelects Thea Women’s Officers in Year
The Welsh Club elected officers Monday at Mrs J C Lloyd s home 52 Breadet Mrs Howard Butler resident Mrs George Smith view president Mrs JC tlosd 2nd vice president Fred Davies secretary James KT Davies treas BG pirich Reese chaplain Mrs asut chaplain Devo tions read from Jonah 14th chapter Books closed for year G Ridgeway to arrange a pita tar pare of July Afterward refresh ments Mrs Lloyd M and Mrs Fre
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Club
Thea Women’s
J.C. Lioyd
Howard Butler
George Smith
JC. Tlosd
Fred Davies
James KT Davies Treas
Pirich
Reese
Asut
Jona
G. Ridgeway
Ing
Llord
Fre
B B B Club Meets At Warren Avenue Gathering
B B B club members met on Warren avenue for an evening session. A business meeting was followed by a prize to Mrs H Tervies and gifts for Mrs Monsehein from her bluepelt sister Honor. Refreshments ended the event with plans to reconvene in two weeks at Mrs W D Huffman’s Hawthorne avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Dead Beattie
Warren Avenue
Banco
Fred Keath
W. Gibbens
A Barde
H Tervies
Ruth Radde
Monsehein
W. D. Huffman
Hawthorne Avenue
Miss Krugman Honored at Kitchen Shower in Amherst
Mrs. Alice McDonald hosted a kitchen shower at her home in 22 Colonial apartments last evening for Margaret Alice Krugman of Amherst formerly Ridgeville. Bridge and pinochle were played with prizes to Mrs. J. R. King of Lorain and to Miss Kita and Agnes Rodhgers of Ridgeville. Miss Krugman received kitchen gifts after dessert, while Limpert of North Olins Gravee Lutheran assisted at the July fourth church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice McDonald
Margaret Alice Krugman
Amherst
Ridgeville
J. R. King
Lorain
LaVerne
Billy Struck
Elyria
Kita
Agnes Rodhgers
Ridgevill
Miss Krugman
Rainbow Class Picnic at East Avenue Home
Rainbow class of the First Methodist Church met last evening at Dr and Mrs E J Botd s home in East Avenue with 32 members and guests. After a supper picnic they adjourned for a brief business meeting then played games. Winners were Mrs BH Fullmer and Mrs E White. A family picnic is set for Monday July 13 at Cascade Park at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E J Botd
East Avenue
First Methodist Church
Bond
Olivette Lauvk
Minnie Wiesehe
Hazel Wieseke
Dorothy
Zelda Meeker
Jackie Mung
BH. Fullmer
E. White
Casade Park
Martha Shook
John Shook
Judith Shook
Susanna Woostey
Lake Avenue
Jerry Carpenter
Dorothy Rawson
Houghton Wagner
Maxine Miller
Picnic At Lake The Middle Step Cin of the Y WGAN
About twenty people attended a lake picnic with Miss Ona Vi Hally. They traveled to Huntington Pars by car. Members provided lunch and enjoyed games and stunts and swimming. A further meeting is planned for July sixth.
Tonight’s club events and church lectures listed
Calendar notes multiple groups meeting at Jefferson apartments St Pauls church and local homes. Dorothy Hastings hosts at Third Street. lectures by Lewis Durham at 8 welock. various societies meet including Young People’s Society and Fidelis class. community hosts at Lake Avenue home. shower honors Dorothy Rawson. next meeting July 7 at Miss Maxine Miller’s East residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hastings
Jefferson Apartments
Third Street
Lewis Durham
Welock
St. Paul's Church
Young People’s Society of St
Uiper Fidelis
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
John Hammond
Cornell Avenue
Republican Women's Club
Elyria
B.C. Young
Ridgeville
Alpha Sigme Chi
Meetings Set For Thursday At Mrs Oliver Miller Home
Community notices list meetings across Lorain including Edson High and Pythlac Sis groups. Mrs Ida Henry hosts the Thursday session at 1 30 PM, replacing the evening time, with other clubs like Tigredia Social and Lake Erie Navy Mothers Society also arranging gatherings. Members and friends are invited to attend, plus a postponed Em s uel Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Society meeting rescheduled for Wednesday June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Miller
Edson Highwt
Pythlac Sist
Ida Henry
Lorain
Tigredia Social Club
Catherine Christy
Chestnut Street
Lake Erie Navy Mothers
Einb
Cleveland ¥. W. C. A. Carner
East 18Th Street
Ladies Aid Society of
Emsuel Lutheran Church
Tureen Supper Precedes Canton Lovain Auxiliary Meeting
A tureen supper preceded the Canton Lovain and Auxiliary meeting at the 1.0. C. F. hall with strong turnout. Guests from Canton No. 44 of Cleveland attended. A memorial service honored members who died, with Lorena Wandehy delivering the women's eulogy and Captain Summers the Chevaliers’ tribute. Several members plan to attend the state convention at Fostoria from July 5 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lovain
C. F
Canton No. 44
Cleveland
Pembars
Lorena Wandehy
Captain Summers
Fostoria
Elyria and Oberlin graduates and wartime notes from the past
A 25 year-old recollection lists Elyria High School as graduating its largest class of 72 in a theatre ceremony. Oberlin Academy concludes its 78th year with 71 graduates, 36 girls and 35 boys from multiple states and five foreign nations. Two years earlier Lorain County Hyome bar expansion added dining rooms and dormitories. A 1939 franchise proposal eyed streetcar routes on West Avenue, while a Penn State leader urged graduates to focus on wartime recovery. One year prior a new base truck and pumping engine were purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Igh
Elyria
Elyria Ministerial Association
Lorain County
Biederwulf
Oberlin Academy
Council
Yelman Line
West Avenue
Second Street
Court Street
Lorain County Builds Additions and Expedited Fire Equipment
A $13 100 grant adds quick delivery for a fire department capable of throwing 800 gallons per minute. Reporter Frank B Willis will address Elyria on July 4 under Rotary auspices. County commissioners request widening Route 20 between Elyria and the Cuyahoga County line. Three Lorain County schools get additions this summer led by a $100 000 Clearview/ Clear ylaw project with 10 rooms, a 500 seat auditorium and cafeteria. New rooms also rise at Markley and Murray Ridge Schools to ease overcrowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Willis
Elyria
Rotary Club
Cuyahoga County
Lorain County
Clearylaw
Markley
Murray Ridge
Father Conchlin To Startle Nation Friday Evening
Boston dispatch notes the Detroit priest Rev. Charles E. Coughlin plans a Friday night broadcast aimed at a nationwide audience from Great Barrington after a stop in Boston. He hints at a possible coalition between his National Union for Social Justice and Townsend followers but won’t confirm details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles FE. Coughlin
Detroit
Great Barrington
National Union For Social Justice
Townsend Old-Age Pension Movement
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June
Bride of la Grange
Ogle
Thelme Goldenberg
Miss Mcfullough
Leschetizky
Ruth Meinke
Candy Fairy
Tchaikovsky
Louise Goldenberg
Mary Arter
Ronderio
Vacation Bible School
Church of Christ Vacation Bible School
O. F. Neuwirth
Manuel
Flora Ryan
Janice Alexander
Virgina Brusger
Mary Eleanor Foster
Thelma Myers
Mabel Reynolds
Nanee Cope
Ruth
Boaz
Neuwirth
Joncur
Wilmot
Masonic Temple
Kalor
Ofm Oe Viet
Gertrude Beadey
Landon
Alf M. Landon
Med
Executive
Topeka
Kan
Belgium
Great Britain
Dominions
Elysium Soda Grill
Broad St
Near East
B. B. B. Club
Edwin Earlé Sparke
Pennsylvan State College
Father Conchlin
Startle Nation
Elyria Sav. & Trust
E. F. Whitney & Gan
Broad Street
America
GEO
Wahrman
Middle Ave
PIE City
Istyle
Brookhouser
Middle Ava
Grafton Road
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