Methodist Circles Close Year's Work and Gifts
Methodist Circles wrapped up their year with chairmen receiving gifts for leadership as the groups prepare to reorganize every two years. Circle No. 1 hosted a tureen dinner at Mrs. George Boorn’s home in Laporte with 17 members. Circle No. 2 met at Eywood with 43 calls reported for the month. Circle No. 4 saw 61 calls and a poetry reading by Mrs. Beazell. Circle No. 8 held a lawn picnic with Miss Cowrse honored. Circle No. 9 celebrated Anne Grant’s residency with a shower and bridal plans for Joseph Badocs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Circle No
George Boorn
Laporte
Frances Henry
Joseph Petro
A. R. Champney
Earl ‘Wurst
Circle No. 2
Elywoods
H. B. Stone
Ethel Carpenter
Howestreet
Carpenter
Henry Fridenstine
F. L. Rhodes
Simplicity Marks Burgess-Andrews Cleveland Wedding
Miss Isabel Andrews of Cleveland and Richard Burgess of Elyria wed yesterday in a simple home ceremony at 5 PM. After the service in the Andrews residence parlor they left for New York en route to Puerto Rico and will reside at 340 Cornell Avenue, Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Andrews
Cleveland
Richard Burgess
William Hayward Andrews
Magnolia Drive
D. F. Dickens- Lewis
Miss Andrews
Jane Andrews
Johanna Hill
Delphinium
Virginia Gray
Kate Greenaway
Burgess
Eugene Rouge
New York
Puerto Rico
Cornell Avenue
Elyria
Andrews
Mr. Burgess
Thomas Ebert Burgess
Washington
Laurel School
Mills College
Oakland
University of Virginia
University Club
Moise and Burgess, Public Accountants
Lamp Lighters Hold Meeting Elects Officers and Plan Event
The Lamp Lighters club elected Mrs. Leah Shuster president, Mrs. Jo Meo vice president, and Mrs. Helen Wircenskie secretary at a gathering hosted by Mrs. Wircenskie. Prizes went to Mrs. Ethel Gibbons first, Mrs. Mary Biersbach second, and Mrs. Ethel Urias third after three banco tables. A luncheon followed for various members and two guests, with a wiener roast planned for June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamp Lighters Club
Helen Wircenskie
Leah Shuster
Jo Meo
Banco
Ethel Gibbons
Mary Biersbach
Ethel Urias
Gibbons
Bunny Ross
Florence Herman
Henrietta Smith
Eleanor Wircenskie
Neida Hanson
Mary Wircenskie
Amelia Mucha
Major Woodworth Camp Hears Convention Plans
The Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary met at the K of C hall to discuss committee reports and the upcoming department convention in Columbus. The Neil House hosts the event Sunday with Department Commander C. E. Southam presiding, Ely Tia delegates expected. The Northeast Booster meeting is set for Lorain High School on July 9, with the next camp and auxiliary meeting planned for July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth
K. of C. Hall
Columbus
Neil House
C. E. Southam
Ely Tia
Lorain
Plan Card Party by Daughters of Scotland in Summer
Plan indicates continuing regular meetings through summer with a session last night at Wurst Hall. A card party is set for next Thursday afternoon in the O P 8 club rooms with Mrs. Mary Halliday in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotland
Wurst Hall
Mary Halliday
Evening Community Calendar Highlights and Events
Nettie Finch Webber Club pi c nic with Miss Eva Smith at 1754 East avenue. St Marys Junior Auxiliary in parish hall at 7. Royal Neighbor meeting at 7 30 followed by public card party. Order of Eastern Star tureen supper celebrates June and July birthdays. Betty Bishop presents dance pupils in 5th annual recital in Elks hall at 8. Fidele class of Methodist church guests of Mrs E Worcester at 8. Just Us Eight with Laura Bucholz in Grafton. Protected Home Circle. Keen Kutters guests of Mrs Luella Sayles Thursday with 42 tureen luncheon. Meeting opened with devotions led by Mrs Harry Picket. Prize elephant won by Mrs Clara Farmer and quilt awarded to Mrs Claude Doane. Peanut sister gifts exchanged. Club adjourned to meet in two weeks at the home of Mrs Irma Jackson Vermilion on the Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Davie
Peter
Wadsworth
Ohio
A. H. Rothe
Cambridge Court
L. D. Mitchell
Edith Mitchell
Birdseye
Indiana
M. E. Krenzel
Jack
Chicago
Ilinois
Fred Pillivant
Elyria
George Pillivant
Grafton
James Pillivant
Oberlin
Mt. Clemens
Michigan
Charles Pillivant
Ann Arbor
Sam LaCrosse
Taft Street
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Willis G. Chandler
Park Avenue
Coronado Beach
Florida
Virginia Schubert
Lois Gartman
Avon
Elyria Y. W. C. A
Lakeside
Putin Bay
Fred Stilgenbauer
Russel Mahar
Amherst
Ed Stilgenbauer
Lorain
T. R. Jones
Gary
Robert Squires
Wheeler
D. B. Gordon
Earlcourt
G. A. Baumgardner
Shaker Heights
C. W. Koppes
West Eighth Street
Armin Schroeder
St. John's Ladies Aid of
Carl Buchholz
Viola Jantz
Isabel Andrews
Richard Burgess
Hildreth Hecock
Mary Lamar
Eugene Rouge
Archie Damm
Robert Birch
Robert Bainbridge
Fall River
Massachusetts
Robert Jones
Bainbridge
Don Myers
Richard Horan
Richard Golimar
Deforest Rimbach
William H. Riecks
Monroe
North Shores
Lake Erie
Ingrid Eggers
Oberlin Road
Marguerite Taylor
Hamilton Avenue
New York City
F. W. Refen
Nettie Finch Webber
Eva Smith
East Avenue
St. Mary's
Order of Eastern Star
Betty Bishop
Elks Hall
Fidele
Methodist
E. Worcester
R. D
Just Us
Laura Bucholz
Keen Kutters
Luella Sayles
Harry Pickett
Clara Farmer
Claude Doane
Irma Jackson
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Pitkin earns first class radio license in Chicago
Ray S. Pitkin former Elyria High School student has passed the government exam for a first class radio telephone license with top marks in the Chicago area. He also passed second class radio telegraph licenses in Detroit and Columbus and works at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago while attending RCA Institute night school. His name is before the Institute of Radio Engineers for membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ray S. Pitkin
Chicago
Illinois
Detroit
Columbus
Ohio
Pitkin
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
RCA Institute
Institute of Radio Engineers
Rummage Sale by Pyrthian Sisters This Saturday
The Pyrthian Sisters host a rummage sale on Saturday at 094-556 Broad Street. Proceeds support their community programs and relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyrthian Sisters
Broad St
Camp Plans At Zhonta Class Meeting
Members of the Zhonta Class of the Second Congregational church were entertained by Mrs. Gail Rothe and assisted by Wilma Jenne. After devotions led by Mrs. Florence Hazel, camp plans dominated the meeting with a picnic at camp to replace a separate event. Eleanor McKenzie and Thelma Lamberton were named attendance campaign leaders. Mildred Neufer led the social portion while Violet Olmstead, Pauline Schroeder and Mrs. Frank Spencer won contests. hostesses handled the salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Rothe
East Thirteenth Street
Wilma Jenne
Florence Hazel
Eleanor McKenzie
Thelma Lamberton
Mildred Neufer
Violet Olmstead
Pauline Schroeder
Frank Spencer
Biddinger Family Holds Thirty-Fourth Reunion in Cascade Park
Elyria area relatives gathered in Cascade Park for the Biddinger reunion with sixty members from Cleveland Akron Attica Willard Ashland Sullivan Rochester Nova Elyria. Otis Biddinger presided as president with O C Fox vice president Rachael Stentz secretary and C W Holbrook treasurer. Next year the reunion will be in Brookside Park Ashland. The X Ohrso sorority met at LaVonne Gow’s home for a business meeting a Wiener roast and bridge with prizes. The group planned a luncheon and adjourned to meet in three weeks on July 6 at Tressie Schmauch’s East Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddinger
Cascade Park
Elyria
Cleveland
Akron
Attica
Willard
Ashland
Sullivan
Rochester
Nova
Otis Biddinger
O. C. Fox
Rachael Stentz
C. W. Holbrook
Brookside Park
X-Ocho
LaVonne Gow
Wurst Court
Bridge
Joan Standen
High
Esther Markel
Colonial Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Salisbury
Meetings Monday at the Colonial Club feature Mrs Fred Salisbury as host at Mrs Krieg's West Avenue home on June 19 at 1 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Fred Salisbury
Krieg
West Avenue
Women’s Benefit Association Meets in Woodman Hall
The state convention in Columbus held June 1 and 2 was reported by president Mrs Emma Zahriey at a meeting in Woodman hall. Mrs Helen Sawyer of Cleveland WBA spoke about the national convention in New York City in July. Refreshments honored six members’ birthdays. The WBA will meet again on July sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Emma Zahriey
Women’s Benefit Association
Woodman Hall
Helen Sawyer
Cleveland W. B. A
New York City
Mardh Club Ends Year With Outing and Bridge Night
Eight Mardh Club members traveled from Olmsted Falls to Reutter's for dinner, then returned to Elyria for a bridge evening at Mrs Richards Kuss's home on Sixth Street. Prizes went to Mrs Harlan Beard, Mrs L C Baumhardt, and Miss Allyan Gehl. The outing marked the club year's end. meetings resume after a summer break with the first fall meeting set for the first Thursday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mardh Club
Olmsted Falls
Reutter’s
Elyria
Richard Kuss
Sixth Street
Harlan Beard
L. C. Baumhardt
Allyan Gehl
Rummage Sale at Armory Ltd Staged This Saturday
Columbia Townsend Club announces a rummage sale at Armory Ltd on Saturday June 17. Proceeds benefit club activities and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Ltd
Columbia Townsend Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
General Aid Society
M. M. Wilcox
Stone
Circle No. 8
Elizabeth Cawrse
Herman Portman
Circle No. 9
Miss Grant
Anne Grant
Joseph Badocs
Frederick Green
Samuel Street
William Wood
Olive Green
Mr. Green
Dorothy Saywell
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
St. Mary's Altar Society
St. Mary’s Altar Society
Julia Osborn
Anna MaeGuire
Kate Huffman
M. F. Elliott
Vermilion-on the-Lake
Junior Legion
The
American Legion Amxiliary
Leslyve Hurlbut
Gertrude Smith
Honey Lou Elemes
Liptons
Lipton
Jess Lipton
Lipton's Tea
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Marks Burgess
Emily Paeth
Emma Dean Anderson
United Presbyterian Church
Eloise Varsey
Lillian Smith
Winifred Meredith
Marjory Williamson
Ursula Diewald
Club
Lillian
Grace DeCicca
Walter Scott
Burbank
California
M. D. Hackett
Vivian Hackett
F. M. Hackett
M. E. Hackett
Foshan
Colelle
Wildercraft
Dad
Broad Street
Leedale
Anita Hines Smith
Mrs. Smith
Higbee
Mrs. Sayles
Daughters of Emmanuel Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Sara Oertell
Brotherhood
J. L. Urich
Mary Born
Marian Lindberg
David Lindberg
Shirley Nielsen
John G Snyder
Youngstown
Paul
Colossians
Phyilis Mae Dostall
Georgene Otterbacher
Betty Bogart
Helen Holbrook
Mary Joan Lump
Yvonne Urich
Doris Keith
Louise Bauer
Ruth McKenzie
Patsy Dostall
Marjory Nielsen
Marilyn Ocertell
Doris Dostall
Donna Rae Barres
F. N. Certell
Harry Bogart
Helen Coniam
Betty Mychenberg
F. N. Oertell
Hazel Rheineck
EF. A. Weckerly
Kathleen Brotherton
Mabel Raynor
Fairlawn Avenue
Grace Broadwell
Emelia Post
Alice Hinderer
Roseona Padley
Fred Cox
Modern Eight Bridge Club
Vincent Hery
Paul Palmer
Frank Neufield
Albert Rose
McClellan Andress
Zar] Court
Ruth's Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Our Flower Service
Boramer
E. Broad St
Tressie Schmauch
Dines
Sacred Heart Parish Hall
Elysium Broad Street
the Fay Co
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