Indian Art Topic Highlights D A R Meeting in Elyria
Mrs Helen Campbell presented a comprehensive paper on The Indian and Indian Art in North America at the Elyria Chapter D A R meeting held at the Elyria Woman's Club. The program included member reports, new book list, and exhibits from local collectors with notable readings and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Helen Campbell
Elyria
Elyria Woman's Club
Mark Schlheper
H. H. Hewett
George Bush
Bush
Cleveland
Bernard Wixseboxse
Western Reserve
Phyllis Bourguin
Elyria High School
F. A. Lawrence
Southern Mountain
Ellis Island
Ohin Room
Washington, D. C
Will Thomas
George T. Davis
Calvin Coolidge
Claude M. Fuess
Clark McMeeken
Christopher Columbus
Salvador de Madariaga
United States
Clarke Wissler
Edward Dale
Iola Fuller
Hopwood
U. of M
Mackinac Island
Mesdames W.L. Vaughn
E. D. Adams
W. Bhubbell
H. K. Day
Howell
Campbell
Great Serpent Mound
Smokey Mountains
Sara Yoder
G. Yoder
Catherine Hopwood
Olga Sonkoly
John Sarnovsky
Hubby Show
Mesdames Keech
Hubbel
Huse
Biggs
Hindman
Hurst
Stevick
State Conference Of D.A.R. Opens In Cleveland Tuesday
Nearly 8,000 Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution will attend the 41st annual State Society conference in Cleveland. National officers arrive to lead sessions at the Hotel Cleveland from March 12 to 14 with member activities, memorial service, banquet, and the Pages Ball. Local Elyria members register in the North East District, amid related church group events and a prenuptial courtesy notable for Miss Betty Wheeler and Bob Shepard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution
Cleveland
the State Society
Henry M. Robert, Jr
Page Schwarewaelder
George D. Schermerhorn
John S. Hearnve
Ohio State
D. A R
Schermerhorn
Robert
Higbee
Fenway Hall
Elyria
North East District
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing Names
A list of hospital admissions includes Walter Tomasewski Harry Stang Mrs Richard Notley William Meacham Mrs Matthew Leonard Dorothy May Gruse Richard Greene Paul Block Mrs Robert Ranville and addresses. Discharges show Mrs David Roberts baby girl West River road Mrs Herbert Langthorpe baby boy Lo rain Mrs Henry Koepp baby boy 407 Seventh street Esther Wilkins Columbia Station Charles Gray Jr 334 East River Street Edward Storaci 1524 Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Tomasewski
Smith Court
Harry Stang
R. D
Richard Notley
Oxford Avenue
William Meacham
Amherst
Matthew Leonard
Lodi Street
Dorothy May Gruse
Adams Street
Richard Greene
Middle Avenue
Paul Block
West Ninth Street
Robert Ranville
East Avenue
David Roberts
West River Road
Herbert Langthorpe
Lorain
Henry Koepp
Seventh Street
Esther Wilkins
Columbia Station
Charles Gray, Jr
East River Street
Edward Storaci
Lake Avenue
Music of Two Finnish Composers To Be Presented
The Musical Art Society will present music by Jean Sibelius and Selim Paalmgren next Tuesday at 2 30 in the YWCA. Participants include Mrs Carlton Squire Mrs O E Brodbeck Miss Agnes Dowdell Mrs Kart Kaley Mrs Fred Lohnes and Mrs George Tulk with leader Jack Roberts assisting. Miss Gladys McCullough Mrs J H Crumley and Mrs Squire will provide piano accompaniments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Society
Jean Sibelius
Selim Paalmgren
Carlton Squire
O. E. Brodbeck
Agnes Dowdell
Kart Kaley
Fred Lohnes
George Tulk
Jack Roberts
Gladys McCullough
J. H. Crumley
Squire
Local Personal Notices Touch Florida and Ohio Trips
Local notices report Harold and Mrs Doncaster leaving for a Miami vacation after a morning sendoff with gifts. Other families sail to Wellston for a weekend and attend a funeral. Births and a few hospitalizations appear, including several Elyria Memorial Hospital entries and a Florida Cuba trip returning Mrs Lutz and Mrs Thomas.
Study Book and Queen Esther Society Meeting Notes
Review Study Book and Queen Esther Society of the Methodist church met at the president Miss Helen Reese on Water Street last evening with devotions by the hostess. Mrs. Hicks read poems, chapters on Gods Imagine in Red and North of the Rio Grande reviewed. Refreshments served by Mrs. Reese. Next meeting at Shirley Christman on West Seventh Street. 1 M M C club met at Mrs. Pauline Barck Amherst. bridge won by Florence Vanover, second Millie Battenhouse, consolation Marie Kehnert. Consance played accordion. Easter gift given to Mrs. Koehn. Luncheon marked St Patrick’s Day. Next meeting at Betty Odell on Thirteenth Street March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church
Helen Osborn
Jesus
Henry
F. L. Hicks
Florence Brown
Queen Esther Society
The
Methodist Church
Helen Reese
Water Street
Knight
Shirley Christman
Marian Holmes
God
Red
Rio Grande
T. T. Reese
West Seventh Street
Pauline Barck
Amherst
Florence Vanover
Millie Battenhouse
Marie Kehnert
Consance
Alice Koehn
Koehn
Betty Odell
Thirteenth Street
Sonrisa Club
Rose Mary Raid
Betty Szabo
Lois Sharkey
Dr. Hudson
Miss Edna Gray Johnson Speaks to C W Club on Jerusalem Visit
Christian Women's Club met Friday at the Y W C A with Miss Edna Gray Johnson recounting her Jerusalem trip. She described Jesus life deat h Last Supper and the Upper Room experience. Tea featured orchid and pastel decor. hostesses listed and plans announced for April twelfth meeting with a stylist program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Club
Edna Gray Johnson
Christian Women's Club
Jerusalem
H.R. Riddle
Walter Gehrke
Clarance Grandstaff
E. B. Strong
Russell Minger
Dinner Meeting For B P W Club In Elyria March 19
The Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club finance committee chaired by Ruth Ehrke will host the March dinner on Tuesday March 19 at 8 30 PM in the First Congregational church dining room. Guest speaker Karl Townsend of Wellington will present an illustrated talk Homes in the Northwest. April 5 will feature the annual card party at the Elyria Woman's Club to raise funds for the Scholarship Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ehrke
Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club
First Congregational Church
Karl Townsend
Wellington
Bomes
Northwest
Elyria Woman's Club
Women’s Relief Corps meeting reports illness and deaths
The president Mrs Marie Harris led a routine session yesterday at I O O F Hall with good attendance. The relief committee reported illness among members and mourns two deaths Mrs Ella Savage and Emma Swain. Lena Weigle department treasurer sent a communication. A dinner is planned for April 19 by East Side Division. Next meeting is March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Harris
Richard Allen Women's Relief Corps
I. O. O. F. Hall
Relief Committee
Ella Savage
Emma Swain
Lena Weigle
East Side
High School PTA To Hear FBI Man
The High School Parent-Teacher Association meets Tuesday March 12 at eight oclock in the school auditorium. Music by the Girls Glee Club and Junior A Capella choir under J Martin Beck. Miss Catherine Hopwood will speak on Guidance for Freshman. N W Acers, FBI representative, will address on Youth Problems in Crime.
Spade Avenue OES meets with Spode China talk and plans
The Spade Avenue Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met at Mrs. Esther Wellert’s home on Harvard Avenue with hostesses Mrs. Violet Reger Mrs. Mabel Brown and Mrs. Emily Ehricke. A refreshment course for thirty preceded the business session. Eleanor Brandau presented moving pictures on how Spode China is made and discussed patterns and history. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday April 21 at an undecided location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spade Avenue
Order of Fastern Star
Esther Wellert
Harvard Avenue
Violet Reger
Mabel Brown
Emily Ehricke
St. Patrick's
Eleanor Brandau
Davidson
Sheriff's Department
Eleanor Young
Brandau
Spring Style Revue and Club Meetings At St Andrews and Round Table
St Andrews Church ladies hosted a Spring Style revue with models Mrs Robert Boylan Mrs Earl Lance Mrs Harold Dicken and Mrs Robert Dyke as Fay company Ostrous and Vogue Beauty salon outfits showcased. Intermission featured songs by Catherine Hopwood and Calvin Anderson while Mrs Theodore Penfound and Mrs Bruce Gibbons provided piano and violin. The Round Table Club gathered at Mr and Mrs Ronald Dunn’s on Eighth Street for humorous stories by young colored locals and a plant life discussion led by Dr John Rankin with future talks planned. Jefferson Girls planned an Easter box social led by President Virginia Kolopos with devotion by Dorothy Crossmaier and a review of Reaching for the Stars by Nora Waln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Eady
St. Andrews Church
Robert Boylan
Earl Lance
Harold Dicken
Robert Dyke
Irwin Schultz
Fay Company
Ostrous
C. H. Merthee Company
United Accessories Show
Vogue Beauty Salon
Catherine Hopwood
Calvin Anderson
Woodman
Bessy
Ernest Charles
Theodore Penfound
Bruce Gibbons
Ernest Rule
Louis Dyke
Round Table Club
Ronald Dunn
Eighth Street
Worth Fauver
John Rankin
J. M. Beck
W. R. Comings
Comings
Rankin
Jefferson Girleserves
Virginia Kolopos
Dorothy Crossmaier
Alice Tarry
Nora Waln
Frances Lemon
Community Calendar Highlights Monday Events
South Side C C L hosts tureen supper for families at Church. Mrs. Wenner speaks on Popular Hostess. Rainbow Girls confer initiatory degree with L C Gardner and M J Deyell noted. Garden Club meets at Woman's Club. YWCA directors and Knights of Columbus listed. Beekeepers gather at Joseph Gawn’s home with state speakers. Bible study at Townsend Club and Curtis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ryals
East Avenue
Margaret Wenner
King Salomon Lodge
Sunny Side Up
Grace Koontz
Cornell Avenue
Ruth Claycomb
Courtland Street
C. A
Rainbow Girls
N.C. Varian
Cleveland
Rainbow
1St Methodist
William Hawk
West Avenue
S. J
Thelma Reinker
Mugwumps
Isabel Hasley
Jenmie Kuss
Lorain Co
Joseph Gawn
L. C. Gardner
M. J, Deyell
Knights of Columbus
Woodman Hall
League of Women Voters to hear state relief expert in Elyria
Earl Donahue state relief examiner will speak to Elyria League of Women Voters Monday at 2 PM at President Mrs Harold Kunkles home 516 Park Ave He will present an official view of Ohio relief and this caps three months of study by the local group The nationwide inquiry by the National League of Women Voters explored relief programs and coordination across WPA NYA CCC and Farm Security Administration projects including local scrutiny questions about layoffs direct relief and political pressure The Lyon group explored public works projects and youth programs with Donahue expected to answer related questions A board meeting follows at 1 15 PM and another March meeting of Mission Study Club was held with a six o'clock dinner and program culminating in a discussion of personal religion and socialized medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Donahue
Elyria League of Women Voters
Harold Kunkle
Park Avenue
Ohio
League
Harold Ewing
National League of Women Votters
Elyria
My Town
United States
WPA
NYA
CCC
Farm Security Administration
Donahue
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
Eric D. Chapman
Edith Hecock
Margaret Wright
Mildred Day
E.G. Curtiss
Caroline Foley
Paul Irion
Mary Jen McElfresh
William Cadmus
Robert Jones
Dorothy Jones
Robert Daykin
Mildred Emmons
E. D. Adams
Jessie Blanchard
H. D. Townsend
Peter Smith
Wewue Hecock
Anetta Otto
Arletta Crawford
W. F. Bell
Christ and the Fine Arts
Ruth Gates
Alice Storer
Mary Jean McElfresh
Lorain and Nearby Residents Charged in Burglary Ring
Four individuals from Lorain and neighboring towns including Cecil Vanderpool, 22, Cleo Bryant, 16, and Jack Carter, 23, along with Dorothy Sharp, 30, la township, face licenses related charges amid an ongoing burglary ring investigation. Authorities identified the group operating in the area and coordinating illegal entry across multiple properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Vanderpool
Lorain
Cleo Bryant
Jack Carter
LaGrange
Dorothy Sharp
Latownship
Kipton Camden Honor Roll and Intra mural score
The Kipton Camden school notes list Honor Roll members across grades from first to seniors for the fourth sixth weeks. In an intra mural game, Sophomores defeated Juniors 61 to 35 with Joseph Urbanski scoring 27 for the victors and George Leninger 22 for the Juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden School
Kipton
Donna Buckley
Russell Becker
Jane Brumby
Ralph Myers
June Davidson
Wilma Becker
Elmer Morgan
David Sigsworth
Mary Esther Pippett
Irene Matus
Margaret Vander Oord
Carl Sobolski
Richard Myers
Lois Becker
Darlene Melander
Alice Bryden
Kenneth Ives
Donna Jean Earl
Barbara Swisher
Wanda Blackett
Harold Fratz
Joyce Green
Lewis Hanes
Stanley Ingersoll
Eleanor Jackson
Jean Eleanor Jordan
Wanda Mae Ingersoll
Gail Smith
Mary Kathryn Swisher
Dorothy van der Qord
Joseph Urbanski
Lwap
George Leninger
Marvelle Moehl Weds Maxwell Ree in Elyria Church
Miss Marvelle Moehl of Elyria became the bride of Maxwell Ree of Elyria in a pretty St Pauls Evangelical church ceremony on Saturday afternoon. Mrs Roe is a niece of Mrs Bickel. Mr and Mrs Earl Shedd and Mrs Ed Shedd of Detroit were weekend guests of Mrs C C Bickel and son Charles. Mrs Max Calkins of Youngstown, visiting Elyria as her husband recovers from a cerebral hemorrhage, called on Mr and Mrs W W Calkins Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Bickel
Hazel Bickel
Guylor Bickel
Marvelle Moehl
Elyria
Maxwell Ree
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Roe
Bickel
Earl Shedd
Ed Shedd
Detroit
C. C. Bickel
Charles
Max Calkins
Youngstown
Elyna
W. W Calkins
New London Rites Held for Mrs Scales 83
Funeral services were held at 81 Third Street for Mrs. John Scales age 83 who died Tuesday at her home. The Rev J L Lawson of the Second M B Church officiated and burial took place at Grove Street cemetery. Scales came from North Carolina fifty years ago and lived in New London since. Surviving are five children, four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Mrs Scales was a charter member of the Second M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Davidson
Crawford Beard
Hollis Scales
New London
Scales
2Nd
M. E. Church
Mother Visits Extend Stay As Family Travel Ends
A mother staying with her son and family for three weeks has returned home. Winfield Avery resumed duties at Wellington Farmers' Grain and Milling Co. after an eight day absence caused by a sprained ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Avery
Wellington Farmers’ Grain and Milling Co
Girl Scout Troop 7 Holds Birthday Surprise Class Work
The meeting started with the Star Spangled Banner as the troop sang. Younger members practiced first aid while the seniors earned their second class badge. A surprise birthday party for the captain honored guest Miss Anne Keleher followed the singing of favorite songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Keleher
Law Floated In Court In Pittsfield Mass
In Pittsfield Massachusetts a court considered a non smoking rule at the registry of deeds but signs were removed as no one paid attention. The registrar called it a noble experiment like prohibition but said it failed to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Registry of Deeds
Court House
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Mabie Little
D. A. R. Meeting
Elyria Men's
Elyria Mens
AIC
D.A.R
Betty Wheeler
Bob Shepard
M. Herb
Lexington Avenue
Herb
Ruth Shepard
Rocky River
Miss Wheeler
Mr. Shepard
Loeffs DeVoe
DeVoe
Loeffler
Breed Street
Harold Doncaster
Ninth Street
Miami
Florida
Doncaster
Harold Olmsted
Joan
Fred Schubert
Phylls
North Eaton
Wellston
Marilyn
Arthur McDaniel Glover
Glover
William B. Richmond
Bobby Mitchell
Harold Mitchell
Willard Municipal Hospital
Willard
James Henke
Harriet Scott
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Henke
Longfellow Street
Donald Fields
Ford Road
Robert Banville
Jane Lutz
Lena Thomas
Cuba
Brereberbin Ll Wilmot Printing CO
Tempe
Lower Teyers
Pentagon
Myrtle Hannum
Edward Gehl
Art Coonley
Robert Tufford
Paul Roig
Richard Gehl
Paul Summerlee
Houghton Wagner
Pentagon Club
St. Mary's P.T. A
St. Marys
Parent-Teacher Association
St. Marys Hall
Harry White
Stanley J. Birkbeck
France
England
American Legion
Arthur Gruminey
Women’s Relief Corps
High School
PTA
FBI
Norma Woodcock
Woodland Avenue
P. J. S. Club
June Hoss
Ruth Szakacs
Ruth Schneider
Mae Clarke
Guatemala
First Church OF Christ
Scientist
Elyria, Ohio
John R. Carr, C
Philadelphia
Penna
Mother Church
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Sixth Street
St. Andrew's Guild
Plan Box Social
Business Womens
Curtis Home
5Th Street
Townsend Club
van Duyke
Cleveland Street
Marny
Marny’s
Lorain County
East Bridge Street
Broad Street
Marny's
League of Women Voters
News of the Girl Scouts
Peerless
Laundry & Dry Cleaning CO
Second Street
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