Young Women's Missionary Society Dinner Notes
The group met for its monthly dinner on Tuesday with Mrs. Theodore meman presiding over the business session. Mrs. C. M. Ackerman led devotional, recounting Miriam and Moses. Mrs. George Mynchenberg spoke of Liberia work and curio displays, noting the South Amherst missionary conference on June 16. A picnic is planned for July 18 at Cascade Park. new officers will be elected and next year’s program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist B
Theodore Meman
C. M. Ackerman
Miriam Moses
George Mynchenberg
Mynchenbers
Lved
Liberia
South Afrca
Central Guild Meeting at Gulf Farms Grounds
The Central Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal church met Tuesday at Gulf Farms the home of Dr. and Mrs. G. OD. Nicholas. Luncheon under the trees preceded card games won by Mrs. A. Fister with high score, Mrs. Frank Maurer second, and Mrs. Ernest Rule consolation. Twenty five members and five guests attended the event signaling the close of activities before summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. OD. Nicholas
Gulf Farms
Central Guild
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
A. Fister
Frank Maurer
Ernest Rule
Star Light Girls Hostesses Celebrate Evening on Chase Street
Janice and Leora Alexander hosted the Star light Girls at their Chase Street home Tuesday at four. A business meeting preceded games with prizes won by Wilda Foreman and Norma Rundle. A treasure hunt and tureen supper concluded the party. Betty Kershaw will host the next meeting at her Chase Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice
Leora Alexander
Starlight
Chase Street
Wilda Foreman
Norma Rundle
Betty Kershaw
Epworth League cabinet hosts beach party at Century Park
The outgoing Epworth League cabinet of the First Methodist church entertained new cabinet members at a Century Park beach party last evening. The event featured swimming and diversions followed by a wiener roast on the beach, with Betty Campbell and Elyria Brown as committee in charge and Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Bond as chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Century Park
Betty Campbell
Elyria Brown
E. J. Bond
Legion Auxiliary plans Lima convention with social events
During the business session the American Legion Auxiliary announced the state department Auxiliary convention in Lima August 13 to 15. Two social events were the past president luncheon and a cabaret entertainment. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Sassmanhausen and others including Mrs Virgil Jasper Mrs L E Davis and Mrs John Kolopos. Mrs Annie Bailey won Banco prize and Mrs Phil Robson chaired the party with Mrs George Richwine overseeing refreshments. The next meeting moves to July seventh with Junior Auxiliary in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
State Department
Lima
Sassmanhausen
Virgil Jasper
L. E. Davis
John Kolopos
Annie Bailey
Banco
Phil Robson
George Richwine
Election of Officers at St John’s Young People Society
Election of officers and a report of the convention were chief items of business at the meeting held last evening in the school auditorium. Miss Margaret Novak gave the convention report. Officers elected: president Henry Koepp, vice president Esther Uthman, secretary Annetta Meinke, treasurer Carl Hunger. Visiting and membership committee members are Clifford Schoenfelt, Dorothy Peters and John Koepp, with entertainment committee Margaret Novak, Kenneth Blocx, Louise Guthman and Harriett Genni. Next meeting set for the third Tuesday in July. Cards were played after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Young People’s Society
Margaret Novak
Henry Koepp
Esther Uthman
Annetta Meinke
Carl Hunger
Clifford Schoenfelt
Dorothy Peters
John Koepp
Kenneth Blocx
Louise Guthman
Harriett Geni
Elyria Moose Chapter 298 Meets Votes July Meeting
The Elyria Chapter No 298 Women of the Moose held a meeting in the Moose Hall with decent attendance. It was voted to hold the next meeting on a July evening, with refreshments of ice and calves to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Dorothy Burt Honor Dinner At Mrs Pick Home
A dinner for former associates of Miss Dorothy Burt of the Chronicle Telegram honored her at Mrs Pick's home last evening. A low black bowl of cream roses and yellow coreopsis centered the table, with black candlesticks and floral place markers for ten guests. Miss Burt, bride elect of Robert Funk, received gifts for her new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Pick
Dorothy Burt
Chronicle-Telegram
Misa Burt
Robert Funk
Rowena Circle Meeting Elects Secretary at July 11 Picnic Plan
Rowena Circle met with Mrs. Alice Kaylor and fifteen members plus one guest. One new member joined. Mrs Emma Zahrley was elected secretary. A committee planned a July 11 picnic at Cascade Park with tureen dinner at noon. Prizes went to Mrs Emma Zahries, Mrs Anna Gehrke, and Mrs Filorencia Resar. Readings were given by Mrs Sarah Massey, Mrs Emma Zabriey, and Mrs Florence Resar. Next meeting set for July 19 at Mrs Kiine's Nichols court home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena
Alice Kaylor
Emma Zahrley
Cascade Park
Emma Zahries
Anna Gehrke
Filorencia Res
Miss Winifred Seward Hosts Galaxy Club Dinner
Bowls of roses decorated the Seward home at 122 Broad Street as Miss Winifred Seward hosted Galaxy Club. Eleanor Hillmer won first prize, Ora Champion second, and Margaret Stirzaker the consolation. Mrs Maurice McRoberts of Glendale, California, received a guest award. Roses adorned the tables for a luncheon. a short business session planned a July fourth picnic at Chippewa Lake for husbands and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Broad Street
Winifred Seward
Galaxy Club Bridge
Eleanor Hillmer
Ora Champion
Margaret Stirzaker
Maurice McRoberts
Glendale
California
Chippewa Lake
Business and Professional Women meet at Miss Abbe home
Twenty members gathered at Norah Abbe’s Fourth street residence for a business session. They planned a bridge party at the Hubbard cottage near the 108rd Camp on the lake west for Thursday evening and discussed the campaign to secure waivers for the Lorain County Bank with attending members later reporting on progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norah Abbe
Fourth Street
Hubbard Cottage
108Rd Camp
Lake West
Lorain County Bank
Inter Nos Class Enjoys Picnic Plans At Jolley Home
Miss Eileen Jolley hosted the Inter Nos Class gathering last evening with Miss Kathryn Shrubsole aiding. After a brief meeting on a picnic supper, attendees played games and prizes were won by Mrs Violet Olmstead and Gwendolyn Gaines. A luncheon followed and future meetings were set with Miss Helen Jenne and Miss Helen Palagge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Jolley
Inter Nos
Kathryn Shrubsole
Violet Olmstead
Gwendolyn Gaines
Helen Jenne
Helen Palagge
Literary Club Members Visit and Swim at Lorain Home
Members of the 04 Literary Club and fourteen guests chartered a car yesterday to the Lorain East Erie avenue home of Mrs Ralph Dyke. A luncheon at twelve thirty followed, with many enjoying swimming facilities in the afternoon while others engaged in social chat. This concluded the club sessions until May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Club
Shearer
East Erie Avenue
Lorain
Ralph Dyke
Mall
Circle 3 of St Pauls church meets at Kenwood home
Circle No 3 of St Pauls church met at Mrs Gus Apai's Kenwood street home with twelve members and three guests. Guests included Mrs Winifred Boynton of Michigan Mrs Dunford and Mrs Brown of Elyria. Mrs C S Ashbrook of Cleveland also attended. Devisions led by Mrs E O Palias opened the session. Reports covered six months and plans were made for the future. Mrs Dan Anthony was admitted to membership. Plans were set for a tureen picnic dinner at the summer home of Mrs Leo Myers East Erie Lorain on the second Tuesday in July. A social time followed with refreshments provided by the hostesses. Miss Ruth Stark of Oberlin Road left Oberlin with the Olmed Travel Camp for Birla for a six week motor trip. They will not go east, planning to visit the Chicago Exposition of Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul’s Church
Gus Apai
Kenwood Street
Mra Winifred Boynton
Michigan
Dunford
Brown
Elyria
C S. Ashbrook
Cleveland
E OO Palias
Dan Anthony
Leo Myers
Eaat Erie
Lorain
Mies
Ruth Stark
Oberlin Road
Oberlin
Birla
Hospital Notes Admitting and Discharges
Admissions list includes Chester B Shaaf Bellevue Mrs. David Crossmier Longford Mrs. Heman Ely 200 Denison Avenue Benjamin Parke 611 E River Street Mrs. Alex Lalone 120 Clark Street Mrs. Matt Meecha 123 Northrup Street Discharges include Mrs Ambrose Langenhorst 318 E Broad Mrs Leonard Dean R D No 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Bshaaf
Bellevue
David Crossmier
Longford
Heman Ely
Denison Avenue
Benjamin Parke
E. River Street
Alex Lalone
Clark Street
Matt Meecha
Northrup Street
Diecharges
Ambrose Langenhorst
E. Broad
Leonard Dean
Evening Club and Society Events in Prosperity Area
Tonight the Prosperity Bridge Club meets with Gladys Dunlap of Cornell. Sigma Gamma Sorority hosts a co-ed steak roast. St Clair Rebekah lodge members gather for a tureen dinner at 6 before the regular season. St Pauls Church Brotherhood meets with Albert Vietzen Foster Avenue. Sam Wrage of Amherst State Federation president will speak. Jack Elton gives a piano recital at 1st Congregational Church at 8 30. Communion Preparatory service at United Presbyterian Church at 7 30. Rev Schweinfurth to preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosperity Bridge Club
Gladys Dunlap
Cornell
Sigma Gamma Sorority
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
St. Paul's Church Brotherhood
Albert Vietzen
Foster Avenue
Sam Wrage
Amherst
State Federation
Jack Elton
1St Congregational Church
Sp. m
United Presbyterian Church
Schweinfurth
Circle No 6 Meeting Moves to Church Lunch
Circle No 6 meeting scheduled with Mrs Stang was changed due to illness to the Methodist church at 12 15 for a tureen luncheon. The United Presbyterian Bible School picnic formerly at Elywoods has been moved to Cascade Park at the same Thursday time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 6
United Presbyterian Bible School
Elywoods
Cascade Park
Ta Wa Si Club Mothers Honor Picnic At Judge Webber Home
The Ta Wa Si Club held a mother’s party on the lawn of Judge Webber on Washington Avenue. Yellow and white decorations featured wigwam silhouettes and canoes on mirrors with yellow coreopsis. Guests included out of town friends Mrs. Rose Marshall Mack and Mrs Arndt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Wa Si Club
Judge Webber
Washington Avenue
Lillian Mallory
Harriet Reynolds
J D. Hand
Harriet King
Harriet Gray
DeEite Wilson
Lucille Hand
Elizabeth Day
Rose Marshall Mack
Wyandotte
Michigan
Arndt
Medina
Mrs Hogle Hosts Circle No 7 of Methodist Church
Mrs Hogle of 128 Hamilton Street entertained Circle No 7 of the First Methodist Church Tuesday afternoon assisted by Mrs E Whitehead and Mrs J C Jackson. A short business session was followed by a social afternoon, marking the final meeting of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogle
Hamilton Street
E. Whitehead
J. C Jackson
Circle No 7
First Methodist Church
Susanna Wesley Class Picnics at Vermilion
The Susanna Wesley class of the First Methodist church held a Vermilion Lake picnic on Monday with afternoon swimming and a seven o clock picnic. Miss Frances Baetz of Lake Avenue will host the class on Monday July third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
First Methodist Church
Vermilion
Frances Baetz
Lake Avenue
Local society notes and births from Elyria area
Florida visitors stay with Dr and Mrs G D Nicholas in Gulf Fair. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs David Crossmeter at Elyna Memorial Hospital on June 21. Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs Heman Ely at Elyria Memorial on June 20. A son born to Mr and Mrs Alex LaLone at Elyria Memorial on June 20. Jean Taylor and Lois Taylor visiting Berea with grandmother Mrs Lula Wilcox. Helen Glauner enrolled in Cleveland Academy of Cosmetology for two months. Charles Hengartner and wife welcome a son born June 20 at Elyria Memorial. Alfred Alexander leaves for Washington DC on business. Mrs J A Taft of Columbus visits H G Hoover at Cornell Avenue. Mrs Alfred Alexander and children stay in Norwalk. Janet Moore of New York City visits H G Hoover. Rose Marshall of Wyandotte guest of Mrs Leroy Fridenstine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F .A. Anderson
Florida
Heman Ely
Denison Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Alex LaLone
Clark Street
Jean Taylor
Middle Avenue
Lois Taylor
Louisiana Avenue
Berea
Lula Wilcox
Helen Glauner
Grace Court
Cleveland Academy of Cosmetology
Charles Hengartner
Fast Broad Street
Alfred Alexander
Washington, DC
J. A. Taft
Columbus
Ohio
H. G Hoover
Cornell Avenue
Phyllis
Alfred Jr
Norwalk
Janet Moore
New York City
H. G. Hoover
A W Mack
Rose Marshall
Wyandotte
Michigan
Leroy Fridenstine
Oberlin Road
Ohio Senate weighs bills to merge prohibition unit and liquor control
In Columbus on June 21 the senate planned votes on Ackerman’s bill unifying the prohibition department with the enforcement arm of the liquor control commission and Gunsett’s bill creating new automobile license fee tiers. Ackerman cited savings and White’s approval in principle as the budget flanks the measure. The fiscal plan estimates a biennial saving of about 200000, while Gunsett details horsepower based license costs from 840 to 4.20 depending on age. The chamber also revises revenue shares to the State Highway department and cities and counties, rejects taxing taxicabs, and sets trackless trolleys as motor vehicles for taxation. A school building code revision proposal seeks a governor-appointed committee to modernize the code, with Mosier citing a 360 million spend on school buildings since 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate
Ackerman
State Prohibition Department
State Liquor Control Commission
Gunsett
Joseph N. Ackerman
Cleveland
Beer Commission
Whhite
Senate Finance Committee
D. J. Gunsett
Dem
van Wert
Gangett
State Highway Department
William Handley
Cincinati
Mosier
Ohio
Ohio State Association of Architects
Disvision
Local Social Roundup From Elyria and Nearby Towns
June visitors and calls outline a weekend of local social activity. Mr and Mrs Roy Wessel and daughter Isobel of Elyria visited Mrs Elizabeth Booth at the C. M. Kenyon home on June 21. Dorothy Knott joined Friday visitors at Sumner Todd’s house, while Leo Radcliffe and son Richard attended a funeral for Mrs Luce in Spencer. Norwalk trips included Albert Grist and daughters, Glenn Beecher hosts, and the Garner party with Miss Sprague and Chester Edwards. A Wakahman note mentions Oberlin College student Etonl at the Knott home, and Mr and Mrs Moehl with children from Oberlin called on relatives. Graduation events in Youngstown June 12 featured Mary, daughter of the Conrys, among the graduates. Adelaide Merrie visited Curtiss Todds Sunday night. funeral services for Dr Byron Cranston were held in New London Saturday at 2:30. Dr C J Cranston of Wahkeena is noted as his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Merrie
Curtiss Todd
Byron Cranston
New London
C. J Cranston
Wahke
Fred Sherwood
F. C. Blair
Townsend
Leo Radcliffe
Harold Lathrop
Oberlin
Ohio
Glenn Beecher
Carl Moehl
Charlee Knott
Milk Association
Norwalk
Court House
Chandler Kingsetto
Friends
Cleveland
J. W. Knott
Fred Elmes
Grace
Ethel Elmes
Chicago
Charles Brooks
Chandler Kingszette
C. F. Knowett
Max Kellar
Margaret
Ann
Martha Byron
Grace Elmes
Detroit
Henry Dalton
Werner Todd
Wellington
C. T. Knott
Kenneth and
Russel
Adam Moehl
Co. T. Knott
A. K. Basore
George Rowley
Alliance
Anna Busch
Mary McClelland Wooster
Dora Pomeroy
Charles Hamm
Florence
Will Benson
Evelyn
Robert Hoyt
Baby
Mary Humm
Vermilion
Janette
Masonic Club
Don Watson
Earl Green
R. F. Kenyon
Lorain
Joe Folsy
Lester Kelble
Robert Stevenson
Berlin
Hoyt
Claude Peabody
Jean Peabody
Thurman Peabody
Florida
Ola Shelton
Huron County
M. E
Adam Mehl
Leo Keith
Thelma
Charles Knott
Neil Wells
Rollin Peabody
Milton Hurst
Denman’s Flats
Irene Hahn
Liola Lane
Justin Stryker
Joseph Weeks
Charles Weeks
L. E Rumsey
Barnes Mary Catherine
Novalene Guthrie
F. J Mockler
Mervyn Kenyon
Joseph, Paul
Robert
Laurence Murray
James Murray
Noble Hurst
Carey Gibson
R. S. Barnes
Dorothy Knott
Dalton Knott
L. E. Rumsey
Albert Ginst
Alberta
Virginia
Minla Baviesa
John Conry
Akron
Philp Knott and Son
Axtel
Knott
Dolores Sprague
Chester Edwards
Ruggles Beach
Andrew Davidson
Camden
Henry Worcester
Charles Clark, Jr
Lake
Jack Wehrhoff
Elyria
Ben J. Filkins
Ming Eileen Barnes
Minta Bayless
Alice Clark
Carl Langendorfer
White Fox
Baby, Also “‘Curlie’’ Perkins, Kipton Were Sunday Callers At the RT. Kenyon
Harold Henderson
Ec S Clark
Henderson
Horner
Illinois
Paul Gristi
Elbert French
Jennie Marsh
Kipton
Community sympathies and social rounds in Townsend area
A long listing of visits and arrivals from Townsend to Norwalk Oberlin Cleveland and other nearby towns highlights social life. Neighbors and families gather for suppers visits milk meetings church events and notable trips to Chicago and Florida with Whatsmore several members attend Illumination in Oberlin and various Sunday dinners and weekend stops.
Mrs H Brotsman and daughter return from visit in Barberton
South Ridge June 11 Mrs H Brotsman and her daughter Jean returned to their home in Barberton Monday after a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs Milton Schlechter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouth
Local social notes from Brownhelm and surrounding towns
Miss Miriam Fowl visited Miss Geraldine Woods near Toledo over the weekend. Brownhelm hosts Sunday evening gathering. Ernest March of Elyria called on C. J. Smith midweek. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dayton and daughter Evelyn of Pittsfield visited F. Bechtel Sunday and others. Melvin Grills of West Ridge dropped by the Smith grandparents Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Bechtel and Kenneth of Middle Ridge called on relatives Sunday evening. Mrs Harland Schlechter and daughter Carolyn of Henrietta visited sisters Mrs. Milton Schlechter and Miriam Fow! Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Schlechter
Miriam Fow
Funeral attendance and local visits in Amherst area
Attended funeral services for George Neiding in Amherst on Monday with Mr and Mrs Fred Schaub and Mrs Mary Schaub present. Also, Mrs George Knittle Marion and Mitchell attended high school commencement in Cleveland on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Bechtel and daughter Mary Joan of Pittsburgh called on relatives here Monday. Mrs Laura Lytle of Elyria spent Wednesday with her daughter and family. Frank Bechtel and Mr and Mrs Charlie Bechtel were noted visitors to the Bechtel household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schaub
Mary Schaub
George Neiding
Amherst
George Knittle
Marion
Mitchell
High School
Cleveland
Herbert Bechtel
Mary Joan
Pittsburgh
Laura Lytle
Elyria
F. Snyder
Frank Bechtel
Charlies Bechtel
Zonta Class Meeting Held at Florence Hecock Home
Missea Elsie and Ida Delefield attended a meeting of the Zonta Class of the Second Congregational church held Thursday evening at Florence Hecock's Lake Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missea Elsie
Ida Delefield
Second Congregational Church
Florence Hecock
Lake Avenue
Jolly Dozen Sunday School Meets at Zion Church
Miriam Fowl Marion Grobe Evelyn Hartley Kathleen and Kalhdeen Young and Jewell Beal attended a meeting of the Jolly Dozen Sunday School Class held Friday evening at the home of Doria Nichols on Townline Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Fowl
Marion Grobe
Evelyn Hartley
Kathleen
Kalhdeen Young
Jewell Beal
Jolly Dozen
Zion Evangelical Church
Doria Nichols
Townline Road
Bechtel Family Dinner Hosts Gather Guests
Mr and Mrs J P Bechtel entertained a dinner Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs Henry Bechtel of Birmingham Charles Bechtel and grandson Donald Bechtel of Brownhelm Mr and Mrs William Bechtel of Middle Ridge Mrs Phillipena Schubert of Elyria and Frank Bechtel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Bechtel
Henry Bechtel
Birmingham
Charles Bechtel
Donald Bechtel
Brownhelm
William Bechtel
Middle Ridge
Phillipena Schubert
Elyria
Frank Bechtel
Jack and Jill Norse Moon Tale Explained
A murcery tale links Jack and Jill to a Norse myth shaping lunar dark patches. The two children were said to be kidnapped by the moon while drawing water and are still seen with a bucket hanging from a pole resting on their shoulders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack and
Jill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Guild OF ST. Andrew's Church
Starlight Girls
Alexander Sisters
Epworth
KEW
Legion Auxiliary
ST. John's
B. Anderses
R. D
Biyrie
College of Ce
Jaiterary Club
Circle NO
Airyle Beauty Shoppe
Washington Terrace
Wakeman
C. M. Kenyon
Tom O'Donnell
David Kilgorn
Tom Mockler
Herman Ott
Herman Hall
Mary Hall
Fred Pierce
Nora Peck Cleveland
Frank Munger
Russel Mantz
George Stoll
Firestone Berliners
Cc. T. Knott
N. E. Graves
C. T Knott
Frank Neilson
Ill
M J Con Ty
South Ridge
Geraldine Woods
Toledo
Tatent
Lewis
Benson’s
Lersch
Emerich
Nent
Soc
Seedale’s
Broad St. I
Beauty Shoppe
Brookhouser
Middle Ave
T. E. Moran
Infants’ Dept
Oco
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