Miss Frances Leiman Announces Coming Marriage to Richard Rigg
Surprise news at the Pongo Club meeting as Frances Leiman disclosed her engagement to Richard Rigg. The couple plans a April 18 wedding. both are Elyria High graduates with Leiman employed at Couch-Uthe and Rigg at DeBray Body Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Frances Leiman
Richard Rigg
Pongo Club
Ah Frances Leiman
Rigg
Richard
F. H.leiman
Clark Street
Mr. Rigg
F. A. Rigg
East Broad Street
Elyria High School
Miss Leiman
Couch-Uthe Company
DeBray
Bunco
Olga Mate
John Martin
Ruth Hubbard
Mate
Hubbard
Bettye Crooks
Fred Zeck
Martin
Elyria Garden Club Hears Soils Talk
Elyria Garden Club met for its March gathering beginning with a tureen dinner. Lorain County Agent C I Hummel presented a classroom style talk on Lorain County soils, silty clay loam composition, soil improvement, bacterial activity and fertilizer analysis. Members displayed seed catalogs collected by J C Linville and exchanged seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Garden Club
C. I. Hummel
Lorain County
J. C. Linville
Hummel
W. H. Thomas
R. W. Me‘Williams
Reuben Miller
Lee Smith
Josephine ‘Ay
Rainbow class meets with 56 in attendance at home of Mrs. Robinson
Rainbow class of the First Methodist church held a regular meeting Monday evening at 133 Park Avenue with 56 members present. Miss Ina Mae Ardel presided, and Mrs. Mildred Crowder led devotions titled The Power of Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
First Methodist Church
Arthur Robinson
Park Avenue
Ina Mae Ardel
Mildred Crowder
Dorothy Greene
Dorothy Russert
Ella Peak
LaVerne Fullmer
Dorothy Boorn
Mabel Robinson
Emma McIntire
Loleta Wimpeny
Margaret Hicks
World Traveler To Address E. E. A. Meeting
The Education Association dinner at the Elks Restaurant is set for March 16 at six. Speaker L. R. Webb world traveler and former Boy Scouts executive will discuss two years of travel across twenty seven countries and cultural insights. The dinner welcomes teachers husbands wives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Association
Elks Restaurant
L. R. Webb
Boy Scouts
Webb
Triple D Club Hosts Lorain Meeting and St Patrick Day Fun
The Triple D Club gathered at Mrs. George Gates' Lorain home for a short business meeting and a 500 prize draw with first prize to Mrs. George Lawson, second to Mrs. Theodore Rafferty, and consolation to Miss Eleanor MacKenzie. Secret sisters exchanged Davy gifts and a salad course followed. The color scheme matched St Patrick's Day and the next meeting is set for April 10 at Mrs. Elizabeth Hunter's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gates
Lorain
George Lawson
Theodore Rafferty
Eleanor MacKenzie
St. Patrick's Davy
Elizabeth Hunter
South Side Child Conservation League Hosts Sewing Night
South Side Child Conservation League members sewed layettes at Mrs. Gerald Leonard's home 119 Huron Street. Layettes will be distributed by Kathryn Fulton of the Public Health Service. Music by violinist Mrs. Joseph Gusky with piano by Mrs. Ted Penfound preceded refreshments. Next meeting set for Monday April 10 with hostess to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Child Conservation League
Gerald Leonard
Huron Street
Kathryn Fulton
Public Health Service
Joseph Gusky
Ted Penfound
Chatter-Doos Evening features pinochle and prizes
Pinochle followed a Chatter-Doos business session with Mary Ahlgrim host. Marie Beam won high score, Anita Meinke second, Nancy Krieg consolation, Emma Emody special prize. St Patrick’s decor highlighted a salad service to Anita Meinke et al. Damyrious Fazey to entertain March 27 at 112 Glenwood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ahlgrim
Beverly Court
Marie Beam
Anita Meinke
Nancy Krieg
Emma Emody
St. Patrick's
Wanda Munz
Elsie Eddy
Helen Smith
Damyrious Fazey
Grace Groot
Glenwood Street
Girl Scouts Host Birthday Tea For Mothers
Girl Scouts of Troop No. 5 entertained fifteen of their mothers at a birthday tea held yesterday afternoon at the American Legion Home. Phyllis Gehring pinned shamrocks on arriving mothers while Mary Cushing and Patty Jane Davis poured tea with help from Viola Von Duyke and Gail Gillmore. The 5th grade Patrol ran the affair and a Spring hike is planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop No. 5
American Legion Home
Phyllis Gehring
Mary Cushing
Patty Jane Davis
Viola von Duyke
Gail Gillmore
Y W C A Board Of Directors Meeting Plans For Future
The Y W C A board met in monthly session with Mrs E J Howenstine presiding and Mrs J Martin Beck leading devotional. They announced April 6 Leader's Council speaker Eleanor Richardson and May 2 to 4 Regional Conference at Ashtabula. A book review is set for March 28 on A Peculiar Treasure. The board endorsed 98 rf recommendation to rent an adjacent cottage to expand Lakeside Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Howenstine
J. Martin Beck
Mass Eleanor Richardson
Cleveland Y. W. C. A
Ashtabula
Ohio
Helen Tappan Berthoff
Edna Ferber
Madge Baird
Enid Bunting
Deane Burns
Nancy Chancellor
Roy Clymer
Margaret Edwards
G. E. Gould
Harriett Hubbard
Geo. Johnson
Geo Lamberton
H. H. Nye
Karl Locher
Elsworth Schneider, Jr
Kathryn Schubert
Recorder of Standards
Stanley Shaw
Irving Shepherd
Curtis Spence
Robert Watson
Local Socials and Family Notices from Elyria Area
Corrinne Starnes of Warren and others visited Mrs Lawrence Rose. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Clifford Stanfield at Elyria Memorial Hospital on March 13. Various residents traveled, visited, or returned home from trips to Florida Ohio and Pennsylvania. The Sunny Side Up club met at Mrs Jack O Brien s home with high scores rewarded and a March 27 meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrinne Starnes
Warren
Ohio
Mabel Tramine
Lima
Joan Burgett
Frank Kohler
Cleveland
Lawrence Rose
Second Street
Clifford Stanfield
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stanfield
Longford Avenue
V. L. Qverdeer
Middle Avenue
Elsie Pippert
Sand
Brotherhood
Elyria
Deane Burns
East Avenue
Bowen
Ilinois
Helen
Alice Foreman
Ruby Woodcock
Mabel Spaeth
Helen Peloquin
Ka Kyser
Jack O'Brien
Cambridge Street
Sunny Side Up Club
Banco
C. E. Koontz
E. F. Weber
Ralph Carr
Marian Bodine
Rose Moore
Cleveland Street
Novel Program Presented At YWCA School Daze
The YWCA opened its School Daze program with teacher Mrs. Robert Wilson guiding familiar items like a globe and blackboard. An original sketch titled The Sad Predicament of Electorate depicted an uninformed voter becoming engaged, with Electa played by Mrs. R C Novatney and other teachers leading five study periods. A future assignment and devotion followed, and 101 attendees were counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Robert Wilson
Ellsworth Schneider
Electa
R C
A. B. Sauer
E. J. Hoevenstine
J. C. Struthers
Elyria Girls Bow For Rainbow Club Meeting Dinner
Twenty six attendees at the tureen dinner preceding Elyria Assembly Rainbow for Girls in the L O F hall. Dinner committee members included Hilda Erber Valerie Tue Grace Sharrer Theodora Demos and Jean Reichard with Mrs C R Sharrer. Plans for a skating party were discussed and a church attendance on April 2 was decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
L. O. F. Hall
Hilda Erber
Valerie Tue
Grace Sharrer
Theodora Demos
Jean Reichard
C. R Sharrer
Church of Christ
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Briefly Noted
A local hospital list records admissions including Mrs Clifford Stan field 283 Longford avenue Mrs Thomas Nary 127 Garvin avenue Walter Schultz Grafton Mrs Rich ard Gould 323 Stanford avenue Mrs Joseph Baudrexel Avon De Forest Falkner Grafton Louise Green Avon Lake and discharges including Charles Simkins 329 Twelfth street Mrs David Claw son 387 Furnace street David Black Avon Laxe Katherine Tucker 108 Riverside court Baby girl Stolzenberg 228 Columbus street Mrs DeLaura Henes 120 Spruce street Loretta Brown Warden avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Stanfield
Longford Avenue
Thomas Nary
Garvin Avenue
Walter Schultz
Grafton
Richard Gould
Stanford Avenue
Joseph Baudrexel
Avon
de Forest Falkner
Louise Green
Avon Lake
Charles Simkins
Twelfth Street
David Clawson
Furnace
David Black
Avon Laxe
Katherine Tucker
Riverside Court
Stolzenberg
Columbus Street
King Solomon Lodge Holds Annual Inspection
King Solomon Lodge held its annual inspection led by Right Worshipful Brother Deane Burns with about 200 attendees. Twenty three lodges were represented, P. Squire of King Solomon Sage and other visiting masters attended, and P. M. Samuel Squire received a P. G. Master’s apron from A. J. Plocher. Notley and Shearer, each over fifty years as members, were honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon Lodge
Deane Burns
P. M. Samuel Squire
King Solomon Sage
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Plocher
Squire
W. E. Notley
Thomas Shearer
Ladies of G. A. R. Meeting Postponed In Woodman Hall
A Ladies of G A R meeting in Woodman Hall was well attended but the planned patristic program was postponed. A bingo party will be held at Mrs. Margaret McKinley home next Monday evening March 20 and again after the next regular meeting. Games were played and refreshments served by Mrs. Nina Hitsman and the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Margaret McKinley
Nina Hitsman
Bible Hour to Begin Psalms Study at YWCA
A coffee gathering precedes the new term as Miss Edna Gray Johnson teaches Psalms for eight weeks open to all women. The program runs Thursday at 9 30 A M with committee members Deane Burns Myrtle Halliwill Geo Johnson Leanna Moore and Herman Paeth coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Gray Johnson
Deane Burns
Myrtle E. Halliwill
Geo Johnson
Leanna Moore
Herman Paeth
Family Tureen Dinner for Division F of Second Congregational Church
Members of Division F hosted a family tureen dinner at the Second Congregational Church with a green and white color motif and flowers. Hostesses were Florence Smith Bessie Douglas Loretta Fell and Alice Foster. A brief meeting planned Easter sunrise breakfast and future hosting duties for Division C on Wednesday with speaker Lydia Lord Davis. Forty five in attendance enjoyed ping pong and shuffleboard. On April 10 Dorothy Crawford and Wealthy Pelter will host from Stop 2 Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division F
Second Congregational Church
Florence Smith
Bessie Douglas
Loretta Fell
Alice Foster
A. E. Kemp
Women's Association
Lydia Lord Davis
Dorothy Crawford
Wealthy Pelter
Lake Avenue
Catholic Study Club No 7 Hosts at Mrs Ker shaw Home
Mrs Edward Kershaw welcomed Catholic Study Club No 7 at 101 Furnace Street on Monday evening. Evelyn Voss Wise's The Long Tomorrow was reviewed by Miss Alice Walsh and Angela Clenden ning presented chapters from The Altar and Sanctuary. On Tuesday March 28 Agnes Andrews of 614 Middle Avenue will entertain the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club No
Edward Kershaw
Furnace Street
Evelyn Voss Wise
Alice Walsh
Angela Clendenning
Agnes Andrews
Middle Avenue
Franklin Girl Reserve Elects New Officers at YMCA Meeting
The Franklin Girl Reserve met in the YWCA gymnasium to elect officers. Irene Ujlaki was chosen president, Marcia Nichols vice president, Mary Curtis secretary, Rae Nell Held treasurer. Former officers were Ardith Caywood president Ruth Woelfer secretary Yvonne Lamoreaux treasurer Bessie Hall. Plans were discussed for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Girl Reserves
Irene Ujlaki
Marcia Nichols
Mary Curtis
Rae Nell Held
Ardith Caywood
Ruth Woelfer
Yvonne Lamoreaux
Bessie Hall
Evening club notices from Elyria organizations
The calendar lists meetings and events for Elyria groups including Musical Art Society Miss Elizabeth Taylor at 7 45 P M on Washington Avenue Legion Auxiliary supper precedes meeting with Mary Inez Walsh Center Ridge Tuesday Gavettes Ruth Peters Columbus Street Thalians Mrs H Jones Kenyon Iota Nu Rose Bilow 320 13th Street St Agnes Alumnae Chiquita Gertrude Blakeley 2nd Sigloe Genevieve Gariss Chestnut Street and Cong Division D silver tea Mrs H Wilcox Jefferson Street Baptist Womens Missionary Society supper at 6 Odette Mrs Carl Wackenfus E W League dinner at Y W C A Lorain Co Medical Society supper at Lorain Country Club 5 WFL W Auxiliary bingo party Mrs W S Davis 210 West Avenue Plus Ultra class of M E Church Mrs T R Scheuneman 224 6th Street 7 30 Mary Martha class at ME Church 7 30 Elyria Council Jr O U A M Wurst Hall Mary A Chandler Tent Daughters of Union Veterans at Y M C A Phe Elks Lodge in Elkshall Mothers Auxiliary of U P Church Mrs W D Carle 112 Stanford Elect officers Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John Elyria Lodge No 103 I O O F United Presbyterian trustees at church 8 P M Grace Lutheran finance committee and canvassers at church 7 30 Emmanuel Lutheran Men's Brotherhood at church 7 45
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Society
Elizabeth Taylor
Washington Avenue
Legion Auxiliary
Mary Inez Walsh
Center Ridge
Ruth Peters
Columbus Street
Thalians
H. Jones
Kenyon Avenue
Iota Nu
Rose Bilow
13Th Street
St. Agnes
Chiquita
Gertrude Blakeley
2Nd Street
Sigloe
Genevieve Gariss
Chestnut Street
Silver
H Wilcox
Jefferson Street
6Th Street
Mary Martha
Elyria Council Jr
O. U. A. M. Wurst
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Elks Lodge
Elkshall
U. P
W. D. Carle
Stanford
Knights of St. John
Elyria Lodge
O. F. United Presbyterian Trustees
Grace Lutheran Finance Committee
Emmanuel Lutheran Mens Brotherhood
Rosemary Graber Hosts Black Dots Club Games
Rosemary Graber of Wolf Court entertained Black Dots club associates Saturday afternoon. After a brief business talk the gathering enjoyed games with prizes won by Rita Mae Swindiing and June Ann Henson. Luncheon was served and the girls planned a two week reunion with Patricia Dempsey of West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Graber
Wolf Court
Black Dots Club
Rita Mae Swindiing
June Ann Henson
Patricia Dempsey
West Avenue
La Gama Club Social Draws Games At Beatrice Stranahan Home
La Gama Club met last evening at Beatrice Stranahan’s home. Catherine Banker won high score in the games. Mary Ellen Buswell received consolation. Next meeting set for April 10 at Katherine Wolf’s Huron Street home. Munich marks its War Memorial listing 13 000 World War I fallen.
Initial Crochet Pattern 6310 Offered by Chronicle Telegram
Pattern 6310 provides charts and directions for a set including initial letters and alphabet motifs. Materials list and illustrations are included. Send ten cents to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th Street New York NY with name address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New_York
N. Y
Rehearsals Start For Senior Play In Oberlin
Rehearsals begin for the High School Senior Class play The Late Christopher Bean to be staged March 30 and 31 in the high school auditorium under Mrs C P Zimmmerman. The cast is led by Otis Hall as Dr Haggett with a family including Kathleen Kimpton Ada and Louise Proper Susan and Mary Beth Hartson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Christopher Bean
C. P. Zimmerman
Otis Hall
Haggett
Louise Proper
Susan
Mary Beth Hartson
Abby
Margaret Schubert
Warren Cramer
John Sakellar
Tallant and Rosen
Valentin Nasipak
Melvern Heff
Maxwell Davenport
Paul Hover
Erwin Speaks on Americas Place in World Affairs Today
Spencer D. Erwin, associate editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer handling foreign news, addressed the Oberlin Exchange Club luncheon at Oberlin Inn. He spoke on America’s role in current world affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer D. Erwin
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Mr. Erwin
America
Junior Forum hears Ruth Armstrong on New York Plays
The Junior Forum met at Miss Julia Phillips home on King Street. Ruth Armstrong a Oberlin College graduate student spoke on Current New York Plays and a play was presented by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Phillips
King Street
Ruth Armstrong
Oberlin College
New York
Queen Esther Society March Meeting Plans Dinner Date Discussion
The Queen Esther Society of the Methodist church met Monday at Miss Betty Alflen's home on North Professor Street with fourteen members present. They discussed plans for the annual dinner at the church, likely in the second week of April, though the date was not yet decided. The program featured a discussion on missionaries sent from the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Society
The
Methodist Church
Betty Alflen
North Professor Street
Methodist
Mourning Band Worn On Left Sleeve
A mourning band is worn on the left sleeve. One is sewn on the coat of each suit as well as the topcoat where a mourner adopts this custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. P
Missionary Board to India
A missionary board session concluded with refreshments served after the program.
Fires Reported at Local Homes with Smoke and Kitchen Damage
The Oberlin Fire Department responded to Mrs. Lara Dewey at 311 South Main Street when a furnace smoke pipe fell off causing heavy smoke but no fire damage. Later, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Grocott on North Pleasant Street suffered Saturday night fire damage mainly to the kitchen, likely from defective wiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Lara Dewey
South Main Street
Ray Grocott
North Pleasant Street
King of Kings Topic at Lenten Service
Mr Walter Williams will discuss "King or King of Kings" at a special Lenten service at First Methodist Church. The event is scheduled for Wednesday evening at 7 30 and all interested are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Willams
First Methodist
Missionary Society Meeting Change of Venue Noted
The Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday at 2 30 P M at Mrs S G Clifton 40 King Street. Mrs C T Craig will be speaker. Please note change of meeting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
S. G. Clifton
King Street
C. T. Craig
Spe
Women’s Association Section 2 Meets March 15
Section 2 of the Women’s Association of the First Church will meet Wednesday March 15 at 3 PM at the home of Mrs Karl Cowdery 184 Woodland Avenue. The topic is The Cherries Will Be Picked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association of the First Church
Karl Cowdery
Woodland Avenue
Short Cuts From a Practical Kitchen Newsletter
Practical tips urge using lemon juice in fruit cups and avoiding overly sweet fruit appetizers. Cracked eggs should be used promptly in cake or custards. Plan a sandwich supper after a late lunch. Slow cooking makes fruit sweeter and prunes often need no extra sugar. A perforated wooden spoon is ideal for creaming butter.
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Bociet
Edward Kelly
Columbia Avenue
Richard Kuss
Cletus Heidrich
Russell Francis
Nelson Fitch
Mark Abbe
Mark Abbe Was Consoled. Business Plans Concerned A Dance In May, With Mrs. Fitch
Mary K. Miller
Caz Ericsson
Renee Gera
West River Street
Marcella Reis
Pat Ryan
Floria Lyons
Frederic
Frederick
Severina Beauty Salon
Cedar Phone
C.C.L
News of the Girl Scouts
Boramer Florist
B. Broad Street
Newsprap
Y.W.C. A. Board of
John Behnke
la Grange
Helen Zeiner
Juha Foicepe
Tally-Ho
Don Shriver
Edward Parramore
Edna Mae Wilson
Charles Sparks
William Bridgett, Jr
Parramore
Lodi Street
Elyria, Ohio
Leo M. Alten
Columbus
Clyde Wheeler
J. H. Diebel
E. DeChant
Alten
Monday Night Club
Carrie Caughlin
Ida Devinney
Oberlin Road
Miss Walsh
Entertain Club Group
Entertains Club
Munich
Germany
Earl
Alice Brooks
Esther Wood
Union St
MET. Opera
Music Store
Crry Loan and Guaranty Company
J. T. Barnard
Mgr
Broad St
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