Elyria Woman's Club Spring Meeting Plans Outlined
Today the Elyria Woman's Club announced March events across departments led by Mrs S A Weissenberger as speaker on The Art of Travel at the general meeting March 11. Luncheon duties fall to the Business Women's Department chaired by Mrs Eric Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
S. A. Weissenberger
Bay Village
Business Women’s Department
Eric Chapman
Ames and Political Science Department
Howard Butler
H. H. Gregg
Helen Tappan Berthoff
Oberlin
Department of Education
Higher Institutions of Learning
Ohio
D. A. Baird
Roy Clymer
P. D. Sherman
Elshna Country Club
Department of Music and Drama
Frank Seward
Wagner
Wars and Neons Committee
Puerto Rico Topic Highlights Missionary Society Meeting
Mrs C F Neuwirth chaired yesterday's Missionary Society program at Mrs Frank Crawford's Middle Avenue home. The day focused on Puerto Rico with readings on missions, a paper Understanding Puerto Rico, and a letter from missionaries Mr. and Mrs. Morton. A Good Friday prayer service planning group was formed, and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Neuwirth
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Frank Crawford
Middle Avenues
Puerto Rico
Neuwirth
C. M. Terry
J. Adams
Will Foster
H. R. Riddles
Crawford
Eliza Waldorf
Curtis Browning
A. N. Mallory
D. K. Smetzer
Deane Burns
Fast Avenue
Mrs Oakley Hosts Friendly Twelve Game Afternoon
Mrs Clarence Oakley of East River street hosted Friendly Twelve yesterday afternoon after 11 games of progressive Pedro. Prizes went to Mrs George Folk, Mrs Lizzie Duckett, and guest Mrs Erich Jogner. In two weeks Mrs Christine Derek will entertain at her home 123 Behefield avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Oakley
East River Street
Pedro
George Folk
Lizzie Duckett
Erich Jogner
Christine Derek
Behefield Avenue
Dr Evans To Address Elyria High P T A Meeting
The Elyria High School Parent Teacher Association March gathering features Dr E H Evans as speaker. Evans, a recent arrival from India where he served as a medical missionary near Bombay, will compare child welfare ideas in the U S and Hindu society and discuss Education and Life in India. Contributions from Don Mertes string band and other local musicians accompany the program. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
E. H. Evans
Don Merthe
Don
Owen Winters
Ellsworth Adams
Robert Slack
Russ Schroeger
Don Marsh
Wayne Garland
Phyllis Beckwith
Lois Beckwith
Georgia Birkline
Mary Hein
Oberlin Pastor Delivers Hymn Excerpt Talk at First Church
Mrs Otto Greene read excerpts from John Oxenham to begin devotionals at the Woman’s Association meeting in First Congregational church. A memorial for Mrs William G Sharp was included. Reverend Bertram Crocker of Oberlin Theological Seminary spoke on Tomas and hymns. Tea followed as plans were announced for a hostess luncheon and Circle meetings on March 18. A Federated Women’s Association event at First Church on April 8 was also announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oxenham
Otto Greene
Woman’s Association
First Congregational Church
William G. Sharp
Guild
F. S. Rust
Bertram Crocker
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Oberlin Baptist Church
Crocker
Tomas
LaPorte Aid Society Fortymet at Robson Home Meeting
The LaPorte Aid Society gathered at the Robson home on Robson road for dinner and a program arranged by Groups 2 and 3. Mrs. Paul Buneart acted secretary in Mrs. Goodyear’s absence, with devotions by Mrs. Pitkin and Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Claude Wigfield sang Have Thine Own Way as guests Mrs. Blaine and Mrs. L. Terrell of North Eaton invited the Eaton group meeting April ninth. The postponed father son banquet is planned for March nineteenth. Awards went to Mrs. Terrell for first prize and Mrs. Alice Welton for consolation, as readings and sketches of famous Bible women were performed. The next meeting date is undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robson
Robson Road
LaPorte Aid Society
Paul Buneart
Blaine
L. Terrell
North Eaton
Eaton
Gertrude Spitzer
Ava Pitkin
Paul
May Huene
Mary
Jesus
Formation of a Friendship Club at Jefferon Junior High
Ten girls met at Jeffer on Junior High School with Miss Frances Lem on YWCA Girl Reserve secretary to plan a Friendship club. A general meeting will be held Friday to form a permanent organization, decide on a name, dues, and a constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferon Junior High
Frances Lemon
Party Follows Meeting With Bingo At Local Home
After a brief business session last evening the Eagles Auathary enjoyed a bingo party. May Huffman Myrtle Smith and Nina Husman won prizes. Mrs Freiman chaired the refreshments. A bingo party is invited for Thursday evening March 12 at Lillian Teheran 164 Cleveland street. Anna Fanhaber will assist the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagles Auathary
May Huffman
Myrtle Smith
Nina Husman
Freiman
Lillian Teheran
Cleveland Street
Anna Fanlhaber
Social notes and personal mentions from local area
Born to Mr and Mrs Walter Kolb a daughter March th. Robert Sandrock joins Pure Protection Life Insurance Association of Cleveland and will move with Mrs Sandrock to Cleveland this spring. Mrs Herbert Wick entertained friends with a tea yesterday. Dinner guests included Miss Florence Stegman and Mrs Otto Stegman among others. Eleanor Mckenzie and girls from Cleveland attended a Kagawa evangelist event. Miss Ona V Holly and others heard Dr Toyohitsu Kagawa at Euclid Avenue Baptist church. Miss Cora Chamberlain visited Mrs F E Biddiser. Mrs Katherine Mertz attended a dog show in Canton. Mr and Mrs Elmer Bishop and daughter Betty Jane visited the Yosts in Litchfield this week. Jean Plocher and Mary Jane Henry joined Pi Beta Phi at Ohio Wesleyan University. Al Cox of Canton, Kiwanis district governor, is staying at Hotel Newell. James Smith returned after two months in Lake Worth, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airs
Walter Kolb
Butternut Ridge
Robert Sandrock
Pure Protection Life Insurance Association of
Cleveland
Sendrock
Herbert Wick
Broadstreet
Florence Stegman
Otto Stegman
A. FE. Kemp
J. E. Heycock
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Toyohitsu Kagawa
Cora Chamberlain
Sullivan
F. E. Biddirser
Broad Street
Katherine Mertz
Cleveland Street
Canton
Ohio
Elmer Bishop
Betty Jane
Frank Yost
John Yost
Litchfield
Jean Plocher
Columbus Street
Mary Jane Henry
Park Avenue
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
al Cox
Kiwanis
Methodist Women Aid Open Book Study at First Church
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of First Methodist Church met at Mrs. Leonard Fisk's Princeton Avenue home with hostesses Miss Helen Osborn Mrs. Bunting and Mrs. George Haines. Mrs. Minnie Brown spoke on The Open Book while letters from Harris Memorial Training School and Mary Johnson Hospital Manila were read confirming Christmas boxes for girls. Founders Day banquet planned for March 27 and a demonstration dinner on March 16 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of
First Methodist Church
Leonard Fisk
Princeton Avenue
Helen Osborn
Bunting
George Haines
Minnie Brown
Herman Portman
Harris Memorial Training School
Mary Johnson Hospital
Manilla
Miller
E. C. Shubert
South America
Edison PTA Executive Board Luncheon Sets March 13 Event
The Edison Parent-Teacher Association executive board met yesterday with Mrs Hoaward Golimar hosting a tureen luncheon. Twenty four members attended and the afternoon outlined the entertainment planned for Gates School auditorium on Friday March 13, as Holison PTA sponsors the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Parent-Teacher Association
Hoaward Golimar
Gates School
Holison
Hamilton Teachers Are Guests At Dinner Party
The Hamilton Parent Teachers Association executive board and their spouses hosted Hamilton teachers at a six thirty dinner. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. H. M. Hurlbut Mr. and Mrs. H. C. House and Henry Ingersoll Jr. Host couples included numerous local residents and teachers listed in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Hamiton Parent Teachers’ Association
H. M. Hurlbut
H. C. House
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
C. T. Corkill
E. G. Baxter
Charles Birkline
Fred Haddaway
E. F. Hendricks
FE. C. House
H. M. Hurlhut
H. W. Ingersoll, Jr
W. C. Neubiser
M. E. Odell
Floyd Porter
C. D. Ryvals
Alice McCracken
Dorothy Boor
Susie Drake
Elizabeth Thomas
Florence Pichoda
Lucy Hirk
Viola Haines
Elizabeth Freese
Reno Smith
Cast Named for Patsy Play at Senior Friendship Club
Members of the drama tic group of the Senior Friendship Club announced the Patsy cast. Key roles include Miss Lucretia Lane Aunt Lu Alberta Wright Nita Farrell Natalie Nock Ruth Fielding Evelyn Schirack Beatrice Edwards Ruth Oviatt Phyllis Edwards Virginia Easly Betty Piper Ada Mae Stanford Hulda Williams Jane Robertson Patricia Muldoon Patsy Marion Stanford The group plans a meeting next Wednesday after school to select a chairman and secretary The knitting and sports groups also met yesterday afternoon for their usual activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy
Marian Stanford
Secre
Lodge Supper and Plans for Membership Campaign
Seventy five members attended a St Patrick’s Day themed supper hosted by St Clair Rebekah Lodge at the I O O F hall. Paul Wainwright led singing and Kieth Choate performed. One applicant was balloted and two membership names sent to the committee. A special session followed to discuss plans for a membership campaign. Next meeting is March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Paul Wainwright
Little Kieth Choate
Calendar items and social notices from Lake Avenue area
Community calendar lists church events P T A meetings clubs and social gatherings across Lake Avenue area with details of locations hosts and topics. Also notes 23rd wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J B Moyes at 1226 Lake Avenue with guests, decorations, supper and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Moyes
Lake Avenue
Lochgelly
Switzerland
J. B. Moyes
Isa Roberts
R. Penman
P. Kidd
R. McKelvie
L. Bonso
A. Penman
Roberts
Ann Moyes
Jean Getz
M. Gailey
Messrs. J. Moyes
A. Moyes
W. Davidson
Leap Year Party Planned By Lindy Lodge Club
Lindy Lodge met at Mrs Wayne Cropp’s home on Graf ton road Tuesday for a business session planning a Leap Year party. Miss Doris Jackson will entertain the club at a St Patrick’s party on March 17. A refreshment course was served at the end of the pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy Lodge
Wayne Cropp
Grafton Road
Doris Jackson
St. Patrick's
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing
Hospital admissions include Walter Mosher of Wellington and Fred Lockard at 312 Tenth Street. Discharges list Mrs John Whitney with a baby boy at 214 George Street, Mrs George Heuser with a baby boy at 209 Broad Street, Mrs Frank Valerius with a baby boy at 191 Bath Street, and Richard Jensen at 13S 12 Charles Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mosher
Wellington
Fred Lockard
Tenth St
John Whitney
George St
George Heuser
Broad St
Frank Valerius
Bath St
Richard Jensen
Charles Ct
Fathers In Charge At Garford PTA Radio Night
The Garford Parent Teacher Association meeting was led by fathers with Noel Duckett chairing. Contest judges included Mrs Cyril Brecknock and others. 250 attendees enjoyed 31 contest numbers and dances by Betty Bishop classes. Prizes went to Sidney Gross, Richard Loomis, Jack Smith, and Nancy Robertson, with additional dances and an ending treat of ice cream wafers and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford Parent Teacher Association
Bowes Radio Amateur Hour
Noel Duckett
George Decker
William Griffin
Robert Loomls
Cyril Brecknock
Wilbur Gaston
Withem
Hlans Steger
Jack Elton
Pauline Long
Betty Bishop
Joe Boddy
Sidney Gross
Richard Loomis
Jack Smith
Nancy Robertson
Bonna Mae Reynolds
Jacqueline Fitch
Miss Bishop
Pupschen
Ardith Caywood
Lois Roth
M E Choir Party At Moore Home On Stanford Ave
Mr and Mrs Robert Moore hosted a choir party at their home on 205 Stanford avenue. Attendees included choir members and their spouses friends and relatives. The event featured a Major Bowes style amateur hour with Leon ard Fisk acting as the Major. A brief business meeting was led by president Ralph Williams. Walter Nevins chaired the social committee with refreshments and social hour to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moore
Stanford Avenue
Bach Study Group Reviews Apprenticeship Chapter At Meeting
At the A A W Music Appreciation Study Group held at Mrs. A C Hudnutt's Stanford Avenue home on Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Hudnutt led a review of Bach's Apprenticeship from Terry's Life of Bach. Mrs. George Day discussed Schweitzer's ideas on added accompaniment to Bach music. Mrs. Robert Hand and Mrs. Hudnutt performed Bach sacred songs and arias with accompaniment by Mrs. E C Hart. The next meeting is set for Wednesday March 25 at 1 45 a m at Mrs. Hand's Stanford Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hudnutt
Stanford Avenue
Bach
Terry
Hudnutt
George Day
Schweitzer
Robert Hand
E. C. Hart
Troop 5 Organized by Legion Home Troop Committee
A Troop committee of Legion Home Troop 5 met at Mrs. C. Woodfill's home to organize and elect officers. Mrs. Woodfill chairperson, Mrs. F Berger secretary, and Mrs. Walter Ferriman treasurer. They set aims for the Troop and planned a dessert bridge soon and discussed reviving Snow White and the Dwarfs for the troop’s benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Home Troop 5
C. Woodfill
Middle Steps To Meet At YWCA Friday Evening
The Middle Steps group meets at the YWCA on Friday for a three supper at six o'clock served in the house. In the evening the Senior Friendship club presents the play Stuffed Owls with Alberta Wright Jean Smith Vera Smith Virginia Nye Ruth-Ann Sheldon and Marian Stanford in the cast. Interest group meetings are led by Mrs Q J Winsor for contract bridge Miss Geraldine Smith for knitting and Miss Barbara Kirsch for dramatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. WC. A
Mrs Diedrich Hosts Carlisle Neighborhood Club Meeting
Mrs Carl Diedrich hosted nine Carlisle Neighborhood Club members on La Grange road with president Mrs J C Bachtel presiding. After routine matters, a social hour and luncheon followed before the next gathering March 26 at Mrs Bachtel’s Banks road home. Francis Foller celebrated a family birthday with a March 4 dinner at 108 Highland Court, fourteen guests attended, gifts and best wishes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Diedrich
la Grange
Carlisle
J. C. Bachtel
Martch
Bachtel
Banks Road
Francis Foller
Highland Court
Folley
Maranatha Class members hear southern trip report
Mrs. R. E. Neighbour described her southern journey to thirty eight members of the Maranatha Class at First Baptist Church last evening. A tureen supper preceded the talk and members then attended the evening service. Initiatory work is set for Elyria Chapter Order of Eastern Star Friday at 7 30 in the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Neighbour
Maranatha
First Baptist Church
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Lincoln the Lawyer Whose Wrath Guarded the Right
Witnesses say Lincoln fought fiercely for clients he believed oppressed, while he weakened when he thought a client was in the wrong, revealing a stark split in his courtroom demeanor and effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
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Elyria Juniors
C. E. Dunford
Margaret Road
I. O. O. F. Bail
Mrs. Oakley
America
Dr. Evans
P-T. A
Texas
Mils McAllister
Tennessee
Ann Smith
Margaret Houston
Sam Houston
Houston
Huntsville
Tex
Dallas
Acme
Methodist
F. M.S
Brookhouser
Dr. Auld
Franklin P.T. A
Marcus Kramer
Fathers
Postseriot
Mildred Brown
Chase Street
Louise Raids
Glenwood Street
Happy Pinochle Club
Hattie Hansman
Furnace Street
Townsend Club
Middle Avenue
Elvira Hi
Circle 5
St. Paul’s Church
Joe Rodgers
12Th Street
Edward Schneider
Spruce Street
Allen P.-T. A
Plan Leap Year Party
Jackette
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Ave
M.E. Choir Party
Mrs. Diedrich
Brown Co
Paper Merchants
Wainwright
Courtland St
Chan
Nel Construction, Heavyweight
Elyria Electric & Music Store
West Avenue
Broad and
East River Sts
Tabor Ice Cream Co
East River St
Walton Ick and Fuel, Inc
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