Musical Art Society Members Hear Program At YWCA Elyria
Elyria Musical Art Society met at the YWCA for a varied program featuring vocal solos by Mrs. P F A Yost Viola Hargrave and others, piano numbers by Edna Bates Elizabeth Taylor and Margaret Huge, cello and song recitals, and readings by Mrs. James Komas. Accompaniments were by Mrs. Crumley Miss McCullough and others with refreshments served by local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Musical Art Society
PF. A. Yost
Viola Hargrave
Wilfrid Bowdler
George Dustman
Edna Bates
Carlton Squire
Elizabeth Taylor
Margaret Huge
Max van Warmer
Harold Rorick
James Thomas
Yost
J. H. Crumley
Manna Zucca
H. Parker
John Dodge
Vienna
Schumann
Miss Bates
Dustman
Gladys McCullough
Reichardt
Rehm
Hugo Wolf
Fihe Pianos
Miss Taylor
Miss Hugo
Mendelssohn
Marjorie R Ter
Miss Hargrave
Ly Gluck
Cave
E. Schneider
Lite
Pearl Curren
Max van Wormer
Saint Saeps
Robert Bowman
O. E. Brodbeck
George Tulk
Casper Clark
Marjorie Highgate
J. L. Winano
C. £. Townsend
Karl L. Kaley
One Hundred Attend Games Party At YWCA
One hundred young people attended a games party last evening hosted by the Employed Young Women's League at the YWCA gymnasium. There was no choice of games and prizes were won at each table. Refreshments were served late. Naomi Burg chaired the arrangements with Luella Eisenmann Leona Callahan Eleanor Phiel and Grace McCullough assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Burg
Luella Eisenmann
Leona Callahan
Eleanor Phiel
Grace McCullough
Amherst Couple Weds In St. Paul's Church
A quiet wedding at St. Pauls Evangelical united Miss Florence Bohler and Kenneth Pietch both of Amherst in a single ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Ernst Irion. Attendants were Mr and Mrs A L Young Elyria sister of the groom. The couple will reside with the bride's parents in Amherst. e 2 Mexicd faces a wheat shortage and has authorized importation of the grain when necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Florence Bohler
Frank Snyder
Amherst
Kenneth Pietch
Ernst Irion
A. L. Young
Elyria
Snyder
Siglue Club Meeting At Betty Moehie Home
Siglue met at Betty Moehie’s home on Fiphth Street for a brief business session covering old and new matters. Prizes were awarded to Marion Barnes and Betty Bevan before games and social time. The club adjourned until Tuesday March 15 with Betty MacDowell of Cascade present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Moehie
Fiphth Street
Siglue
Marion Barnes
Betty Bevan
Ert Nex
Wid
Betty MacDowell
Cascade Suthel
American Legion Auxiliaries Program Spotlighted
Mrs John Kulopos led a Legion Auxiliary feature on youth citizenship and patriotism. Eagle Scout Jim Ferriman opened with flag history and proper salutes while essay winner Gwendolyn Irvin spoke on responsibilities as a citizen. The event included vocal numbers, a piano accompaniment, and reports from delegates and youth program planners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kulopos
Cirous
Louis Kolopes
Bud Beatmont
Buckere
Columbus
Legion
Ios
John Kolopos
Aim
Sons of Eres Legion
Mrs OS
Tureen - Paul Halter
Avenue Maren
Virgil Jasehairmar
Mar Legion Will
Aus
Hobby Club Games and Social at Hobbes Club
Members of the Hobbes Club played various games while Juna Ant Henson hosted at her home 239 Fifth Street. Elaine Vhub and Mingteenth were noted at nearby residences as the gathering continued through the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobby Club
Hobbes Club
Juna Ant Henson
Odeaus
Elaine
Advisors Plan Meeting For Girl Reserve Units
Advisors will meet totonerrow torrive for a cot l A280 at the VW. A special feature is a demonstration of games for girls by Charlotte Blanchard of Oberlin College. Reports from groups will be given and a general discussion on problems. Mrs Ellsworth Sebner chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserve
Toenerrow Torrive
Charlotte Blanchard
Oberlin College
Ellsworth Sebner
Palm Led Women’s Missionary Society at United Presbyterian
Mrs Ned Palm elected president as Mrs Harold Horace hosted at Frank Court home. Officers named by nominating chair Mrs T F Sellers: first vice president Mrs E D Stewart. second vice president D Ey Phelps. secretary Claude Den treasurer Ross Aung. librarian R W Ramage. Bible readings and talks followed as members read from The Golden Paint Magazine and discussed The Citadel by Cronin. Next meeting set April 12 at Maryard Avenue home with devotions and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Bristell
Ale Golden
Moehl
Ethane
Maryard Avenue
Meet With Mrs Green Miss Jessethe House Event
A meeting at Mrs Green’s home hosted by Miss Jessethe featured a short business session. Attendees decided on a hake sale with plans to be finalized at the next gathering. Prizes were awarded to Harriet Nelson and Mary Robertson. K-Lo sisters were chosen for the rest of the year and a two purse luncheon was served at the ice table centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaley
Mary A. Chandler
Lydia Squires
Daughters of Union Veterans
Second Street
Matte Jackson
Sunshine
Jessie Celliam
Henry Stevir
Wellington
Mister Cole
Tombstone
Arizona
Mr. Cole
Nashville
Tennessee
America
New York
Francisco
Hough
Arka
Ave Mart
K-Lo
Jean Kritzel
Tureen Circle Dot Club Meets At Winckles Street
The Meet For Tureen Circle Dot Club hosted a tureen dine at Winckles Street with seventeen members present. President Mrs. Alice Kaylor led the business meeting, then members played cards. Mrs. Hattie Sehrender won first prize and Mrs. Klara Schaub second. Schaub to host on Dehn Road in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Dot Club
Tose Boals
Winckles Street
Alice Kaylor
Hattie iSehrender
Klara Schaub
Obligate Seventeen Plans at Knights of St. John Auxiliary
Plans were made to obligate seventeen new members at the Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St. John meeting on April 12. One new member was admitted last evening. The gathering was well attended and routine matters were discussed. A refreshment course was served at the close of the evening.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Knights of St. John
Local Personal Notes Highlight Elyria Area Events
Elyria society page lists residents traveling to Canton Ohio for a W H M & business conference and others hosting luncheons. includes returns from Florida. funeral attendance in New London. Girl Scout Leaders Training trip to Lorain. Gambier, Detroit and Kenark visits. births in Elyria area and Midland Avenue households. multiple city residents connected to Cleveland and Wheeling social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Seres
Furnace Street
James Seres
Minmd University
Oxford
Ohio
Merritt Powell
Fred Sheldon
Clarence Beazell
Canton
Gh.tyler
Earl Court
T. W. Willis
Florida
Miami
St. Petersburg
D. A. Burr
East Avenue
New London
Burr
Myron Sackett
Mark Willis
Erighth Street
Helen Willis
Columbus
J. C. Welsh
Ed Fett
Franklin Sanders
D. D. Hull
R. E. Croft
Glen Shoemaker
A. L. Richwine
Evelyn Novak
Andred Foster
Lyrain
E. B. Redhead
Gambier, Ohio
R. B. Allen
Elyria
Diust API
Detroit
Michigan
J. W. Smith
Broad Street
Kenark
Virginia Hinkle
Sarton
J. E. Betteri
Park Avenue
Fleh
Cleveland Road
Koop
Vaughn
Fifth Street
St Petersburg
Sterling Burrows
Clyite
Hiv
Clay Bur- Tow
Kenton Avenue
Maryh Sth
Charles Ziarobsky
Cleveland
Frank 4
Dasgh- Marie
Knollswood
Teney Carstensed
Out-of-Town Guests Attend Luncheon At Elyria Home For Aged
Out-of-town guests met at the Elyria Home for the Aged for a luncheon with the executive committee and Layman Association officers of the North East Ohio Conference of Methodist churches. Attendees included Dr. C P Barnes Akron Dr J H Blackburn Lakewood James Cherry Canton Mrs Early Canton Ben H Davis Clyde Dr M E Davis Columbus Dr W W Dieterich Warren Mr and Mrs T C Edmonds Cleveland B J Gortner Brecksville Hall Griswold Cleveland Dr and Mrs S Hess Massillon Dr and Mrs C B Ketchum Cleveland Dr and Mrs C B Marston Akron Dr and Mrs M Wayne Me Queen Steubenville Dr Harole Mobn Canton Mr and Mrs Sidney E L Palmer Mansfield Mr and Mrs Howard Petersen Mansfield Dr and Mrs William Galion Mrs Grave Schmuck Wolfer Dr W Stanley Smith Warren Dr and Mrs V W Wagar Oberlin Mr and Mrs Warren Bratton Warren Charles F Beethuai Cadiz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cleveland
C. B. Marston
Akron
M. Wayne
Queen
Steubenville
Harole Mobn
Canton
Mra
Sidney EL. Palmer
Mansfield
Howard Petersen
William
Galion
Grave Schmuck
Woolver
W. Stanley Smith
Warren
V. W. Wagar
Oberlin
Warren Bratton
Charles F Beethuai
Cadiz
Enjoy Hobo Party at Doris Van Valkenberg Home
Theamneity Club girls hosted a hoboe party at Doris Van Valkenberg’s home. Eleanor Krugman won first prize, King Schaefer second, Josephine Tromberta consolation. Red handkerchiefs on a pole signaled refreshments and the group planned to meet again at Sadie Vie. Wurts, 210 Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theamneity Club
Doris van Valkenberg
Othe
Michigan
Eleanor Krugman
King Schaefer
Josephine Tromberta
Sadie Vie. Wurts
Seeand Street
Missionary Society Names Committee A at First Baptist
At the regular Missionary Society meeting of the First Baptist Church, Committee A dominated by Mars members was named. Officers were told annual reports are due next meeting. supper was prepared by Mrs. A Or Hulen’s group and devotions led by Mrs. M Davidson focused on Seek My Faith with Psalms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
T.P. Bhott
Eliutire Sun
Nelson van Wormer
Claude Adams
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Chate
A. Or. Hulen
M. Davidson
Hey
Thomas McDonald
European Christian Missions
Brooklyn
New York
Eveno
Central Nations
France
Germany
Petite
Russia
My Te
Recent Bride Honored At Mrs Minnichs Home Event
Miss Bernice Squire hosted a gathering at her Bute ternac Ridge residence honoring Mrs Gilbert Minnich. Prizes went to Ruby Woodcock Helen Foreman and Wanella Roe. Guests enjoyed a treasure hunt revealing many gifts and a two course luncheon at prettily set pink and green tables with a wedding motif centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buney
Bernice Squire
Buteternac Ridge
Gilbert Min
Alice Smith
Ruby Woodcock
Helen Foreman
Wanella Roe
Birthday Party Honors Gerald Brow and Family Ties
Gerald Brow son of Mr and Mrs Robert Brow of Cornell Avenue celebrated his birthday with kin Donald Lerks of Cleveland joining the weekend gathering in Cleveland. Guests included Dott Lehildren with party games and paver favors of doll lollipops and small candy baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Hrez
Robert Brow
Cornell Avenue
Donald Lerks
Clevland
Cleveland
Dottlehildren
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YWCA
St. Paul’s Church
Birkline’s
Tauive
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American Legion
Fashion Forcerpe
Colelle
Don
Maryardy
Ing. Hull
Houghtating
Walp Wood
Hans Steges
OK Atkinson
B. H. Long Miller
Ted
Miller
Marian Hand
Katherine Merthe
Paul Taylor
Citadel
A. J. Cronin
England
Steel
Mrs. Green
Ruth's Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Rived
East Ave
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