Department Commander Speaks At Major Woodworth Camp Meeting
Charles R. Barefoot of Toledo Ohio the Department Commander of the United Spanish War Veterans was guest speaker at the Major Woodworth Camp meeting at the K of C hall. The Encampment will meet in Cleveland June 19 21 with events at the Hollenden and Statler hotels and a parade Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Barefoot
Toledo
Ohio
United Spanish War Veterans
Woodworth
K. of C Hall
Cleveland
Old Stone Church
Hollenden Hotel
Statler
Grata M.l
Bareiet
Ana
Tates
Eleanor Struck
Elks Hall
Elks
Silvia Pope
Major Woodworth Auxbiury
Whiten Oberun
Betrothal Announced For Marian Crooks And Thomas Innes Jr
Mr and Mrs C C Crooks of 347 East River announce the engagement of their daughter Marian Betty Crooks to Thomas Innes Jr son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Innes of No 4 Forest Street Elyria No date for the wedding has been set Both are Elyria High School graduates Mir James employed at the Coison Corp plant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C C Crooks
East River Street
Mass Marian Betty Crooks
Thoas Innes, Jr
Thomas Innes
Forest Street
Elyria
Elymna High School
Mir James
Coison Corp
Hart Pitcock Wedding Solemnized In Elyria
Mr and Mrs William G Pitecock announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Louse of Elyria to Maynard Hart of Norwalk son of Mrs Lot tie Hart of Norwalk The wedding was Monday afternoon The bride wore a light blue dress with white accessories and was given in marriage by her father Afterward the families and Mrs Ruth Knoll sister of the groom returned to the bride’s home for dinner served to twelve The centerpiece was a three tiered wedding cake topped with bride and groom At seven thirty a group of neighbors gathered for a reception The Harts will reside in a newly furnished home on State street Norwalk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G Pitecock
Helen Louse
Elyria
Maynard Hart
Fownsese Avenue
Norwalk
Lottie Hart
Ruth Knoll
Hart
State Street
Norvalk
Miss Takacs Saluted At Bridal Shower Planned June Wedding
A party honor for Miss Elizabeth Takacs was hosted by Miss Helen Smith and Miss Helen Polacsek at 602 West Fifteenth Street. The bride-elect of Robert Burdue, the event featured gifts found by the bride, a two course luncheon in pink and white, and a cake bearing Elizabeth and Bob's June 25 1938 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Takacs
Helen Smith
Helen Polacsek
West Fifteenth Street
Joseph Takacs
Irene Smith
Bob Burdue
Rose Polacsek
Miss Takacs
Elizabeth
Bob
Helen Gurchik
Frances Kaminski
Esther Plato
Helen Kegyes
Helen
Irene Yuronich
Irene Takacs
Ann Polacsek
Cecil Trott
Miss Annette Zgoda to Marry Stephen Kasper on June 25
Miss Annette Zgoda was honored at Miss Leona Zgoda’s Furnace Street home. The event announced her marriage to Stephen Kasper of Kipton set for Holy Cross church and June 25. Guests included Helen Hrivmakh Ann Kochis Jane Mrukowski Julia Kasper Josephine Ziatkowska Theresa Dombrowski Jane Walen. A two course luncheon followed in red and white decor. The bride-elect received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Zgoda
Sue Kasper
Leona Zgoda
Furnace Street
Zgoda
Stephen Kasper
Kipton
Holy Cross Church
Helen Hrivmakh
Ann Kochis
Jane Mrukowski
Julia Kasper
Josephine Ziatkowsk
Theresa Dombrowski
Jane Walen
Ko Ed Club Plans Weekend at Vermilion on Lake
The regular Ko Ed club meeting at Babe Papworth’s Lorain home last evening outlined a plan to spend the coming weekend at Vermilion on the lake. Fourth of July Bridge was the evening’s diversion with prizes awarded to Rose Rosa and Frances Grocott. After luncheon the group adjourned until June 30 when Babe Bennett hosts at Madison street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Papworth
Thirtieth Street
Lorain
Verm'lion On
Rose Rosa
Frances Grocott
Babe Bennett
Madison Street
Approaching Marriage Announced At Party
Moss Ursula Kubuski and Cisde Myers, both of Grafton, announced their approaching marriage at a party hosted by Moss Regina Kubusk on Chestnut Street. Guests enjoyed cards and a pink and green centerpiece table setting, with a salad course revealing the wedding date as September fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Ursula Kubuski
Cisde Myers
Grafton
Moss Regina Kubusk
Chestnut Street
Ted Plato
Anne Sm
Mahl Hosts Lor Elei Club Planning Vermilion Camping Trip
Euleen Mahl entertained the Lor Elei Club on Thursday as plans were made for a two week camping trip at Vermilion on the lake in July 23. After a luncheon hosted by Frances Reinda the meeting adjourned until June 30 at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euleen Mahl
Lorelei Club
Vermilion
Frances Reinda
Evangelical Womens Union Meets at St Pauls Church
The meeting opened with a song service led by Virs C Wigfield and Mrs R Dunford at the piano. Mrs Wigfield accompanied. Mrs W Holdy read an article on Christian Love Applied to the Economic Order, the month’s topic, while Mrs Fitchner read a chapter from Beside All Waters. Mrs Otto Muschka presided over business. secretaries reported six months of work and funds were raised from each circle. Circle No 3 hosted refreshments. Circle No 1 hosts the July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Womens Union
St Pauls Church
Wigfield
R Dunford
Mary Fox
A J Pitman
W Holdy
R Fitchner
Otto Muschka
EWU
Circle No 3
Circle No 1
Union
Students Escape Summer Plans In Personal Announcements
Miss Nan Elizabeth Shryeck plans a rolling American Youth hostels trip from coast to coast totaling about 10 000 miles by train and car with a dollar a day budget while attending a summer program. The notices mention multiple families and social engagements across Elyria Columbus Harford and surrounding areas with travel and ceremony details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Elizabeth Shryeck
Stanford Avenue
Excless
Cherpening
Childre
Norman Isle
Maamu Beach
Florian
Elyria
George Pierce
West
F A Lawrence
Grave Cry College
Pennsylvania
Nel Lawrence
Lawrence
James Wi Rot
J S Higgins
Kenosha
Wisconsin
E Schulze
Holly al Longan
New Gianason
B H Long Teft
Cedar Point
Teachers Association
Long
PTA
Virginia Lentz
G E Hochaden
Ras Garris
Camp Manatec
Aaron
A J Annmag
Grace Sears
Laura Dellefield
Cleveland Street
Los Angeles
Calforia
Joany
New Wilmington
George Brown
Elizabeth Brown
C L Bristol
Herman Paeth
T F Selfers
D S Scot
Womens General Alissonary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Brown
Lens Missionary League
Bristol
William Hockaden
Thirteenth Street
Portsmouth
Arthur Glover
W B Runmeid
West Avenue
Benjamin Fraenklin University
Washington DC
BCS
Glover
Treasury Department
Government
Univers.t
Mrs Rufo Hosts LB S Club Evening
The LB S Club met at Mrs C Rufo’s Middle Avenue home last evening. Plans were made for a Wiener roast on July 14. Prizes went to Mrs W Messaros and Mrs E Kessler. A luncheon course was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LB S
C Rufo
Middle Avenue
W Messaros
E Kessler
DeMolay Mothers Circle Adopts Path to Permanent Group
A Mothers Circle for David J Nye Chanter No R44 DeMolay met to organize as a permanent unit. Temporary chair J L Matas and secretary treasurer Mrs Paul Cochran led nominations for a committee including Mrs Kenneth Waugh and Mrs Carl Curtis. Charter closure planned for August with a small initiation fee.
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Vame Com
David J Nye Chanter
Order of
DeMulas
Toc
Mes J L Matas
Paul Cochrane
Kenneth Waugh
Carl Curtis
Mathis
Cerm Powell
A EZ Srain
Florence Percival
Sorority Delights Fathers With Dinner At LaPorte Church
Lambda sorority hosted fathers at a dinner in the LaPorte Methodist church airing room. Marjorie McMullen organized the event with Mass June Harrison and Mrs L Vaughn Cropp decorating. Gifts included small chrominum garden tools and red confections. Joyce Greggs welcomed attendees. Ray Jackson spoke for the fathers. Harry Jackson won the dinner games followed by old songs sung with Mrs Cropp and Mrs Herman Goodspeed at the piano. Men present included Harry Jackson Ray Jackson Ja Jackson Burte Mullen Fran Harrison H H Gregg C F Whine T J Gleason Harold Shepard and Frank Slauter. Second Class Girl Scouts Troop will meet Monday at the American Legion Home at 12:30 to plan a fishing trip. each girl brings fifteen cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fathers
Lambda
LaPorte Methodist Church
Acroc
Alss
Marjorie McMullen
Mass June Harrison
L.vaughn
Mass Joyce Greggs
Ray Jackson
Ear
Broun
Harry Jackson
Bing
Cropp
Herman Goodspeed
Ja Jackson
Burte Mullen
Fran Harrison
H H Gregg
C F Whine
T J Gleason
Harold Shepard
Frank Slauter
Girl Scouts
Amercan Legion
Richard Mathis Elected Head of DeMolay Chapter
At a DeMolay meeting last evening Richard Mathis was chosen Master Councillor after general business. Hugh Sudro and Robert Marsh gave a humorous report on a DeMolay Pilgrimage to France. Officers-elect include Master Councillor Richard Mathis, Senior Councilor Lloyd Morse, and Junior Councilor Roger Kuhn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J Nve
Hugh Sudro
Robert Marsh
DeMolay P.igrimage
France
Southamption
England
Elas
Denmolay
Richard Mathis
Lloyd Morse
Roger Kuhn
Lorain
Ray Vertal
Ralph Piikin
Elyria
MT M Club Holds Evening Meeting and Prizes
The MT M Club met with Mrs Don Ternes on East Broad Street Thursday evening. Members played cards with Mrs Ian, Mrsh. Madnock won first prize, Mr Tom Hallauer second, and Mrs Mary Wood consolation. Guests included Mrs Wood and Miss Virginia Alllen. A dessert course with pink and amber decorations accompanied a rose centerpiece. Next meeting is two weeks later on Thursday June 30 at Mrs Jack Drage’s home, 260 Furnace Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT M Club
Don Ternes
East Broad Street
Ian W
Fred Madnock
Tom Hallauer
Mary Wood
Wood
Virginia Alflen
Jack Drage
Furnace Street
Family Group Life Insurance Offer With Low Rates
Old line legal reserve policy with 1st year dividends 3rd year non-forfeiture values and monthly premiums. Promoted as the lowest rates on liberal provisions among known policies. Contact Mrs E C Barclay at 128 Grant Street or phone 39 934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Group Life Ins
Old Line Legal Reserve
E. C. Barclay
Grant Street
Methodist Circles Close Years Work With Officer Elections
Circle No 1 meets at LaPorte with 20 members and 6 guests. Mrs Wurst presides as officers are reelected. reports show a successful year and calendars planned for next year. Circle No 4, 5, and 9 also close year with meetings, devotions, refreshments, and officer selections.
Birthday Celebration for Margaret Nasipan at Prospect Street
Friends gathered yesterday at Prospect Street to celebrate Margaret Nasipan's birthday. Games and prizes highlighted the afternoon with Marian Sigask, Donna Marie Sioh, and Jeanne Elbert among honored guests. a light luncheon was served to attendees including Imechia Oor Roger, Varie Tnerese Dederich, Donna Marie Siroh, and Jeanne Elbet, with Shirley Grell among the gifts recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Largaret Nasipan
Prospect S
Junior Circle Plans July Wiener Roast at St Pauls
The Junior Circle of St Pauls church met in the church parlors presided by Aebie. They planned a July Wiener roast at Voss Svivie Chervenkas. Refreshments were served by hostesses Eileer Duithe and Mary Zatrock. Gifts included Visses Viviar Dum ee and Lucille Lappin. Next meeting is July with Wanda and Fer ence Welton assisting hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicie
St Pauls Church
En Ng
Vpon
Mlertar Aebie
Cner
Voss Svivie Chervenkas
Mothers Are Guests At Girl Scout Tea
Mothers from Troop No 5 attended a tea at American Legion Home. Eloise Vatsey Virgina Towns end presided as Patty Vogler handled decorations and Jean Gurney organized the program. Carolene Bauer Vera VMa Smith played piano Viola Von Duske guitar Heigh Ho Virgin Townsend Gale Gilmore sang a duet Santa Lucia Jean Steverson Ruth Beaumont performed Hawaiian Nights. Fifteen mothers attended with Captain Rog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinthers
Girl Scouts
Troop No 5
American Legion
Ruth Beaumont
Licenses Granted for Robert B Stannen and Kathryn Braun
The Amherst licensing board issued licenses to Robert B Stannen, 26, an office worker, and Kathryn Braun, of Amherst, concluding the local permitting process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B Stannen
Amherst
Kathryn Brauni
Tonight club meetings around Elyria area
Elyria chapter of the Order of Eastern Star holds its last meeting until fall with refreshments after. Nettie Finch Webber Club meets with Mrs Ada Gould on Lake Avenue. Royal Neighbors convene at 7:30. Birthday committee hostesses. Chappeau meets with Mrs Wm Sabins on Second Street. Protected Home Creole meets Galaxy hosted by Mrs Robert Bainbridge of Grafton Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Nettie Finch Webber
Future Plans For Zhonta Class entertained at Gould home
Beatrice Sherwood Ida Del lefield hosted Zhonta Class of Second Congregational Church last evening at 347 Windhles Street. Plans were made for a camping trip July 15 weekend and a pink on July 21. Tentative arrangements discussed for a wiener roast in August. The second half of The Importance of Living by Lin Yulang reviewed by Florian Boynton followed by a profitable bake sale exchange. A two course luncheon served by the hostesses closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Sherwood
Ida Dellefield
Second Congregational Church
Harold Gould
Windhles
Lin Yulang
Florian Boynton
Two Members Reach Fifty Years In Masonry
King Solomon Lodge No 56 F and A M dedicates a special communication on St John Eve to honor H W Ingersull and James R West for completing fifty years of membership. Lodge records show only seven members with this distinction. Divine Service for St Jonas Day will be observed as guests of Frank Samon Lodge on Sunday June 26, followed by a picnic slated for the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kng Solomoun Lodge
Eveang
H W. Ingersull
James R West
King Salomon Lodge
St Jonas
Frank Samon Lodge
Sunde
Graduates Honored by Elyria Alumni Clubs
Wednesday supper honored Elyria High School graduates and eighth grade graduates. Ruth Daugherty and Betty Duffs won prizes in games and relays. The eighth grade prophecy was written by Marcella Downs and read by Lulian Dowdell. A play reenactment served as a commencement exercise with Theresa Baker directing and a cast including Evelyn Justin Joe Nichols Rita Barnes Mary Banahan Uiban Dowdell Florence Hollingsworth Anne Donahue Margaret Gimette Elizabeth Grezek Marian Worcester and Ted Almas. Agnes Dowdell accompanied piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Agnes Boys and Gils
Elyria High School
Ruth Daugherty
Betty Duffs
Marcella Downs
Lulian Dowdell
Theresa Baker
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Euhs Os Gear
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Maj. Woodworth
Marian Betty Crooks
Thomas Innes, Jr
Hart-Pitcock
Dad
Wildercraft
Candies
Mrs. Rufo Iis
Ruth
Lake Ave
Batamer
Botamer Fiorist
Broad Street
Ood
Hort
A Sas A
Roveer
Fuhio Spete
Shane
Vestal
Circle NO
Frances Heirs
Earl Wurst
George Boorn
LaPor
Dr Hicks
Wurst
Iti
WO Vc Clellan
George Johnson Istard
Mire
Clare Wincell
Louise Beat Treasure
George Bradley
Ashine
George Johnson Pebbsy
Wendell
Tena Klasek
Chamones
George Briales
Harvard Avenue
Walter Bush
Ard
Wis
Tom Griana
Trenore
Whitn
Cicle No 4
Cnev
Sesterday
Ethel Carpeter
Howe Street
Rhoades
George Haines
Tre
Dettmar Chirman
Hom
Hom Nat'ng
Carter
Haines
First Methodist Church
H . Vibbei
Princeton Avenue
Sutcliffe
H M Y Tapper
Chaiman
William Hawk
Earl Bell
Vibber
Margaret Highgate
Tapper
Mis Wibber
Mis J R Roberton
Mis E L Thompson
Tipper
West Ridge
William Sudro
Gratton Road
Tostess Westerans
Busness
Wess Elizabeth Cavese
C B Simks
Ted
Teeith
Rawsur
Sexth
Steet
Circle No 9
H G Portman
Henrietta
I&o
Fritz Rudin
Charman
C W Holbrook
Secretars
MM Powell
Vis Clara Maddoe
Suismine Teasu
Aftenoon
Hal
Merton Elliott
Sumnet College
Vermi
Brookhouser’s
Brookhouser
Middle Ave
Salyne
Action
the Fay Co
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