Suggestions For Raising Children From City PTA Meeting
Dr Milton Puterbaugh of Ashland College spoke to a joint PTA meeting in the high school auditorium outlining key parenting points. He urged teaching wise leisure use and money management while fostering independence and truth discernment. He urged vocational guidance, poise, and patience for long term benefits. Announcements noted Elyria district magazine and membership gains, with praise for Ely School and a Capella choir performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Puterbaugh
Ashland College
George Tulk
Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Merritt Powell
Floria
Ashland
District Magazine
Elyria
Ely School
Carl Martin
Ohio
J. Martin Beck
Outline Legion Program For Americanism At Auxiliary Meeting
An Americanism program outlined by Commander Kolopos covered three phases education youth activities and community service. Highlights included school awards flag education Boys State camps and safety efforts with Elyria and surrounding towns participating. Sigma Gamma and Lambda Chi groups reported on charity sewing hospital garments and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
John Kolopos
Kolopos
Legion Post
State Americanism Committee
National American Legion
Elyria
American Legion
United States
Girl Scoute
Sons of American Legion
Flora Huebner
Dayton Hospital
Charles Hansen
O. K. Mischka
Josephine
Kathryn Mischka
Harrison Street
Dine In Cleveland Club Plans Dinner At Alpine Village
Iota Nu members enjoyed a social evening hosted by Jeanette Sibey at 338 Tenth Street. They voted to dine at Alpine Village in Cleveland at 6:30 this evening and adjourned two weeks later with Rose Bilow as host at 320 Thirteenth Street. Baccarat awarded first prize to Rose Bilow and consolation to Eleanor Krugman. Red white and blue decorations framed the refreshments served at a large table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota Nu
Jeanette Sibey
Tenth Street
Alpine Village
Cleveland
Rose Bilow
Eleanor Krugman
Thirteenth Street
Miss Winifred Jobson Hosts Ridgeville Club Meeting
Miss Winifred Jobson entertained the Octave Club at her Ridgeville home with a business session appointing Dorothy Trimmer as president and Mrs. Don DeFazio as secretary. Mrs. Alice Krugman won the high score in rummy, Mrs. DeFazio Consoled, Alberta Adams drew the traveling prize, and a salad course followed. Mrs. Krugman to host March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Jobson
Octave Club
Ridgeville
Dorothy Trimmer
Don DeFazio
Alice Krugman
Pins Awarded In Junior Dept Musical Program
R L Crowe chaired the North Central Ohio District Grade School music contest judges last night at Elyria High School. Pins were awarded to all eight dozen participants and another program is planned for Tuesday March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Crowe
Ohio
Yof
Music Competitio
Elyria Musical Art Society
Mr. Crowe
Clearview School
Lorain High School
Local Social Notes Highlight Florida Trip and City Visit
Mrs. Doris Beal and her mother Mrs. Treva Reichert are in Florida for a three month stay. Ohio residents Leonard Wheatley and Ed Ernst will attend the funeral of Mrs. William G. Walker in Elyria. Miss Caroline Boron leaves for Columbus to train as a nurse at St. Francis Hospital. Several local residents join Cleveland and Lakewood social events, including dinners at the Calvert home and a party at the Women's Council Center with Miss Carol Christman and Miss Avis Hastings among performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Beal
Treva Reichert
Florida
Leonard Wheatley
Steubenville
Ohio
Ed Ernst
Euclid
Elyria
Wiliam G. Walker
Caroline Boron
Columbus
St. Francis Hospital
Peter Greer
8. R. Byam
Ray Doane
Cleveland
June Beck
Cleveland Street
Luther Zilles
Fremont
Hart A. Dickason
W. H. Goodspeed
Joyce Gregg
H. H. Gregg
Lakewood
Norman W. Calvert
Robert Jones
Chicago
Paul M. Savage
Donna Een
City Hospita
Charles Christman
Eighth Street
George Pierce
Pierce
Mme. de Bidoli
Women’s Council Center
Carol Christmen
Avis Hastings
Home Talent Program Featured At YWCA Dinner
An Em ployed Young Women's League dinner featured a home talent show echoing Town Hall Tonight with radio star parodies. Erna Burandt chaired and announced with a miniature microphone. Mary Beattie and others assisted while Roma Bader led group singing. Next week Maxine Barnes will head a book review committee. Edna Gray Johnson will lead a Lenten series at 7:00 p.m. Fridays for four weeks hosted by the E W C A altertive invites all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Erna Burandt
Portland
Snooks
Tizzie Lish
Mary Beattie
Agnes Burroughs
Delores Garrison
Wilhelmina Haas
Ruth Hubbard
Jeanette Shrebsole
Doris Swindling
Roma Bader
Ethel Hilgeneck
Maxine Barnes
Helen Tappan Berthoff
Edna Gray Johnson
Future Plans Discussed by Central Guild at St Andrew's
Mrs. Wilfid Bowdler hosted fifteen Central Guild members from St Andrew's church who met yesterday to discuss plans for after Lent. Sewing for the hospital occupied the group, with a large bundle of finished articles to be returned to the Auxiliary by Mrs Clyde Gull. Mrs Bowdler served refreshments in a blue and white nook while Mrs Edwin Redhead poured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfid Bowdler
St Andrew's Church
Clyde Gull
March Meeting of Wesley Class Feted at Schwind Home
Mrs Florence Smith hosted the Su san na Wesley class of the First Methodist at the Schwind residence on Second Street Tuesday evening. Twenty eight members plus teacher Mrs Marie Jensen and five guests attended a social with a brief business session led by vice president Mrs Mathey West. Margaret Hollis, Sarah Hall and M West won banco prizes and a salad course was served in St Patrick day colors. Sayies notes the March Meeting will be hosted by Mrs Sarah Hail irs Ruth Turner and Mrs M Jensen at the Tapper home on West Ridge road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Smith
Annette Whitney
Edna Mae Wilson
Susanna Wesley
1St Methodist Church
Schwind
Second Street
Marie Jensen
Mathey West
Banco
Margaret Hollis
Sarah Hall
M. West
Helen Taylor
Edna Husman
Tona Smith
Regina Kubuski
Esther. Sayies
Sarah Hail Irs
Ruth Turner
M. Jensen
Tapper
West Ridge Road
A. E. Kemp
West Street
Stilgenbauer
A. Bauer
Kemp
Sneville
Nellie Hecock
Emma Scheuneman
Fifteen Attend Meeting of Division L at Second Church
Mrs. Harry Pickett and Mrs. Hopsy Arias hosted thirteen members and two guests of Division L of the Second Congregational church. A white elephant sale followed the business session with Mrs. Edna McLaughlin winning the grand elephant. Prizes for games went to Mrs. Earl Jolley, Mrs. Maxine Lance, Mrs. Edna Woodcock, and Mrs. Clara Wolf. Next gathering March 28 with Mrs. Dimick and Mrs. Billingsley as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pickett
Garvin Avenue
Hopsy Arias
Second Congregational Church
Edna Woodcock
Anna Smith
Edna McLaughlin
Earl Jolley
Maxine Lance
Clara Wolf
Dimick
Billingsley
D A R Speaker to Address Americainism Program
James F. Donahue state regent of the D A R will speak on Americainism Thursday March second at 4 PM over Station WCLE. The program is under the auspices at TalkeaurmnaA Th On om.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
James F. Donahue
WCLE
Thalian Club Hostess Serves Dessert. Pinochle Winners Named
Mrs Warren hosted a Thalian Club dessert on Eleventh Street Tuesday afternoon with pinochle as the diversion. Prizes went to Mrs Arthur Comstock and Mrs Elmer Adams, the special prize to Mrs Herman Jones. Mrs H Jones plans to open her Kenyon Avenue home on Alard Fourteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Warren
Eleventh Street
Thalian Club
Arthur Comstock
Elmer Adams
Herman Jones
H. Jones
Kenyon Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Names List
A list details admissions and discharges with multiple individuals and addresses. Names include Harry Jenkins J Ward Henry Genieve Dunbar and many others, with households in Brown Hotel Norwalk Grafton and city streets. Discharges note several patients including Miss Edna Rolce Mary Elizabeth Bell and multiple babies at various streets and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Jenkins
Brown
J. Ward Henry
Princeton Avenue
John Smith
West 15Th
Benjamin Kelly
East Avenue
Genevieve Dunbar
Edna Rolce
Norwalk
Mary Elizabeth Bell
East River Street
Ernest Williams
Howe Street
Edward Brown
R. D
Morris Durkee
Grafton
Dorminic Giovanazzo
East Bridge
William Kreeger
West Broad Street
Grand Marshal Joins Frank S Harmon Lodge Inspections
A. A. Stephens Grand Marshal of Ohio presided as inspecting officer at Frank S. Harmon Lodge No. 663 annual inspection in the Masonic Temple. Deane Burns received Deputy Grand Master honor for the 22nd Masonic District as Mrs Cassanda Brothers presented a Lincoln in Illinois drama at the clubhouse later attended by about a hundred Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Harmon
Lodge
FL & Amm
Masonic Temple
A. A. Stephens
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Deane Burns
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Masonic
Ohio
A. J. Plocner
Thomas A. Ball
Patriotic Program by Daughters of Union Veterans Held at Y M C A
Miss Norah Abbe led a Patriotic Instructor arranged program for the Daughters of Union Veterans Mary A Chandler Tent at the Y M C A. Speakers spoke on Lincoln Washington McKinley and lives of famous men born in January February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norah Abbe
Mary A. Chandler
Abraham Lincoln
Anna Bloomfield
Miss Abbe
Washington
Grace Welton
Nettie Clark
William McKinley
Charlotte Lewis
Pearle Wright
Mr. Chapman
Florence Holcombe
W R C Executives Meet With Readings and Bazaar Plans
The Women's Relief Corps executive committee met yesterday afternoon at the West River Road home of Mrs. Anna Keller. Mary Miller presided as chairman, readings by Mary Aliler and Maude Jackson were presented, and the group planned a bazaar for the Fair. Gifts for Valentine and anniversaries were acknowledged. next meeting set for March 28 at Mrs. Sylvia Kleeby’s home on East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Anna Keller
West River Road
Mary Miller
Mary Aliler
Maude Jackson
Reco
Sylvia Kleeby
Eest Avenue
Tuesday Gazettes Club meeting at Mary Marsh home
Members and one guest Geor g. ine Kowaleski gathered for a social evening with a final business meeting and contest prizes awarded to Celia Smith Jeanette Payne Marie Koontz and Naomi Walker. Guests were served a refreshments course. place cards and an artificial rose centerpiece with twin candelabra decorated the dining room. The group plans to meet in two weeks at Ruth Peters 264 Columbus Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazettes
Mary Marsh
Celia Smith
Jeanette Payne
Marie Koontz
Naomi Walker
Georgine Kowaleski
Ruth Peters
Columbus Street
Calendar notes of local groups and speakers
Local clubs and religious groups list upcoming meetings and speakers. Ada Allen hosts American Legion Auxiliary at Elks Restaurant. Doris Todd to speak. Miss Bertha Dunham discusses Spring Flowers. pre Easter sermons led by Dr Nicholas Van der Pyl of Oberlin. St Pauls and United Presbyterian events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parlay
American Legion Auxiliary
Ada Allen
Elks Restaurant
Gates P.T. A
Doris Todd
St. Clair Rebekahs
Friendly Twelve
David Hensman
10Th Street
Golden Glow
Gertrude Henry
Hinklecourt
Elyria Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Bertha Dunham
1St Methodist Church
Second Congregational
Nicholas van der Pyl
Oberlin
St. Paul's
Farewell party for Miss Caroline Baron
A farewell party in her honor was held by Irene Wizorek and Genevieve Gutowski. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Jane Book and several Miss Maslyk, Mazbla, and Yesberger names. Carline Boron won the special prize and a luncheon followed. Miss Baron leaves for Columbus to study nursing. The Diocese of Ohio official Rev. Paul Savanack will preach at St. Andrew's Church Thursday 7 45 p m during the mid week Lenten service. The Woman's Auxiliary holds a corporate communion Thursday morning. Friday features a Lenten service for parish children. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Baron
Irene Wizorek
Genevieve Gutowski
Jane Book
Wanda Maslyk
Marge Mazbla
Marie Yesberger
Caroline Boron
Mrs. Book
Verna Maslyk
Sophia Boron
Rose Bush
Henrietta Wizorek
Marge Mazola
Ann Krupelak
Carrie Maslyk
Anne Bush
Miss Baron
Columbus
Paul Savanack
Diocese of Ohio
St. Andrew’s Church
Dr. Savanack
Bushs celebrate forty four years of marriage at home
Mr and Mrs Walter Bush of 119 Eastern Heights Boulevard were surprised by twenty relatives and friends as they marked their forty fourth wedding anniversary. Mina Clark Bush formerly of Pittsfield. Bush from Wellington. Guests came from Elyria Oberlin and Carlisle after bridge and Chinese checkers and a buffet supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bush
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Mrs. Bush
Mina Clark
Pittsfield
Mr. Bush
Wellington
Elyria
Oberlin
Carlisle
Bible Class entertains with contests at Second Church
The Women’s Bible class of Second Congregational church met last night at Mrs. S Saville’s High Street home. The session opened with hymn Rescue the Perishing. A bake sale exchange is planned for March 21 at Mrs. Kemp’s West Street home with assistants Stilgenbauer and Bauer. Mrs. Kemp closed with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
S. Saville
High Street
Comraderie Club Holds Meeting At Mrs Shay Home
Comraderie Club members visited Mrs. Elwin Shay on Parkview Court for a brief business session followed by bridge. Miss Mary Inez Walsh won the high score prize while Mrs. Elmer Stane den received consolation. A luncheon was served then. The next meeting is in two weeks with Miss Walsh at Center Ridge Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comraderie Club
Elwin Shay
Parkview Court
Mary Inez Walsh
Elmer Staneden
Miss Walsh
Center Ridge Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
P.T.A
Melton Puterbaugh
Outline Legion
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Stevenson Burke
Verne Barnes
Twelfth Street
Center For
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dorothy Hotow
Gerald Leonard
Arthur Robishaw
Fred Smith
Miss Hotow
Forrest Ordell
June Harrison
Lambda Chi
Gratton Road
Jean Shepard
Earl Brown
Miss Shepard
Eugene Burke
Robert Lee
North Olive Street
Patty Omler
Jefferson
Oda Hinton
David
Solomon
God
Evelyn Fenimore
Betty Tolen
Oberlin College
Loretta Britt
Mildred Cammarn
Gertrude Rahi
Brookhouser
EM Middle Ave
China Shop
Middle Ave
Court House
P.T. A
Carol Annn Peak
Durand
Ann Gates
Crawford
Douglas Hines
Seitz
Irene Upton
Piaved
Virginia Schmittgen
Anitra
Grieg
Juanita Brown
Corbridge
Theodore Piskur
Cecil Burleigh
Virginia Goodrich
Harlow
Tony Marsio
Mr. Beck
Edward Marinik
J. H. Crumiey
Rachmaninoiz
Rosemary Novak
Lois Marie Bennett
Seltz
Gilbert Thompson
Charles O'Malley
Beethoven
Peter Smith
Y W.C.A
D. A. R. Broadcast
Ege Peon Nes
Mrs. Warren
Kewtie
Bldg
Grand Marshall
Irs
Willis Chandler
Cassanda Brothers
Ann Rutledge
Senate
Lincoln
van Buren
Mary Todd
E. H. Evans
Oliver Bemis
Oberlin Children’s Home
Frank Billings
H.J. Makindon
Optometrists
W.R.C. Executives
United Presbyterian Bible School
Grace Lutheran
St. Andrew's
Marcel
Ruth’s
Lake Ave
Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutherean Church
Mrs. Shay
Sater
Lydis E. Pinkham
V. Stable
CH. Merther Co
Spapr Ika
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