Circle 4 and Circle 1 host tea at First Congregational
About fifty ladies attended the Wednesday afternoon event at the First Congregational church where Circle 4 entertained Circle 1. Mrs L R Todd and Mrs Eric Chapman led the hosting and guest circles with a roses and sweet peas tea, devotions by Mrs H D Townsend, and songs by Nellie Gregory and Mrs Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Circle 4
Circle 1
L. R. Todd
Eric Chapman
Robert Davies
H. D. Townsend
Nellie Gregory
Chapman
Lucy Houserman
Dora Nichols
Christman
Cutler
Todd
Davies
Otto Greene
Treasury
Circle No 2 Methodist circle entertain at Mrs Rudin home
Fourteen members and guests of Circle No 2, Methodist church, were entertained at Mrs Fritz Rudin’s home at 221 Wooster street on a Wednesday afternoon. The devotion focused on friendship, led by Mrs Cathers, with Mrs Powell reading an article by Don Marquis. A short business session was led by Mrs Chlemasher, and one new member named Mr Ryan was added. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Cathers and Mrs Barr. Next meeting place to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle
Circle No. 6
Methodist Church
O. E. Brodbeck
Sixth Street
Helen Frey
Gladys McCullough
Brodbeck
Robert Vestal
Carl Curtis
WJ. Minch
W. J. Lininger
W. B. X. Hawk
Second Street
Sis
Circle No. 2
Fritz Rudin
Wooster Street
Cathers
Powell
Don Marquis
Chlemasher
Ryan
Barr
First Methodist Church
Taft
M. M. Wilcox
Swartz
L. C. Brevoort
L. W. Mahn
Louise Beal
A. P. Bates
Ford Loomis
Twenty two attend meeting of Methodist Circle No Three
Miss Amelia Gildersleere hosted Circle No 3 of the Methodist church on Second Street yesterday afternoon. Seventeen members and five guests enjoyed hospitality as Mrs Howard Miller led devotional services and Mrs H L Cordrey ran the business meeting. Plans were made to enrich the treasury and an April church gathering with a penny luncheon was announced. The social hour featured refreshments served by the hostess with Mrs D A Burr and Mrs L J Mowrey assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Gildersleere
Second Street
Circle No. 3
Methodist Church
D. A. Burr
L. J. Mowrey
Verne Unger
West Avenue
First Methodist
Frances Henry
B. Jenne
Paul Taylor
Ed Milliren
Unger
Milliren
C. A
Nominating Committee to report officers for Ist Congs Circle
Circle 3 hosted by Mrs Stanley Shaw and Mrs George Gill at Morrison street home. Circle 35, chaired by Mrs T L Moise, plans May breakfast. nominating committee chaired by Mrs James Guthrie with assistants. Mrs Shaw read a radio sermon. Mrs Moise cited a Literary Digest article on Park Avenue church where Dr Sockman preaches. Tea hosted by Mrs Verne Unger. Circle 4 to host guest screen luncheon in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Shaw
George Gill
Circle 3
First 1 Congregational Church
Morrison Street
Circle 35
T. L. Moise
Yh. W. Pond
James Guthrie
Warren Platner
F. Basinger
Shaw
Ralph Sockman
Moise
Literary Digest
New Church
Park Avenue
New York City
Sockman
E. F. Schultz
Methodist Circle 8 Meets at the Church
Twenty two ladies attended Circle Nv of the Methodist church in the By ivan room yesterday with four guests. Devotions were led by William Kirby and E. K. Dettman opened the 33 Session. Plans were made for the April meeting in a Y shaped program at the church with Bettman and a group of members including Mrs Vida, Mrs F my Nichols, and Mrs Gibson. A luncheon was served afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Circle 8
Circle Nv
Methodist Church
Byivan
William Kirby
E. KE. Dettman
Bettman
Vida
F. My Nichols
Gibson
Dosennranc
St Andrew's Woman's Auxiliary Sews for Missions
Mrs Varl Taylor of Kenyon AVON Bae hosted sixteen members of the St Andrew's church Women's Auxiliary for a mission work session. A short business meeting preceded a luncheon on April fourth in the Guild room to pack clothing for children in St Pan, Virginia. Miss Myrtle Maris Heard of Kent visits her mother, Mrs May Heard of Mast Avenue, this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Andrew's
Myrtle Maris Heard
Kent
May Heard
Mast Avenue
Annual Girl Scout Rally at Elyria High School Gymnasium
The annual rally brings 100 Girl Scouts from Avon Lake Ridgeville and Elyria Troops to Elyria High School on Saturday March 24 from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Highlights include a Court of Awards with First Class Second Class and Efficiency badges, a luncheon hosted by Elyria Troop 1, a 2:30 flag service, a 12:45 dramatization, and various games songs and contests led by local troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Tenney
Oberlin
Kilim
Lakewood
Shoomakwe
Dunham
Lidgeville
Avot
Ridgeville
Firs
Ridgevile Troop
Avon Lake
Ridgeville Troop 1
Lena Salsbury
Ladies Auxiliary of Two Tired Motorcycle Club Entertained
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Two Tired motorcycle club hosted a March 20 gathering at Miss Maxine Castle’s Ridgeville home. Officers were elected, dues paid, and a St Patrick luncheon served after a varied program and a prize for Ruth Wilms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Castle
Ridgeville
Ruth Wilms
St. Patrick's
R. V. Magner
E. M. Harrel
I. Sinclaire
Lorain
Myrtle Bailey
South Amherst
Coletta
Johanna Dietrich
Ruth
Eleanor Wilms
Hazel Nobie
Toledo
Elsauer Wilms
RT Club entertains at Elizabeth Martin home on Eastern Heights
Members of the T R T Club enjoyed a social evening at Miss Elizabeth Martin's home on Eastern Heights Boulevard. A brief business meeting preceded a bridge game with prizes awarded to Miss Murine Monroe and Miss Margaret Szabo. Refreshments were served before the group adjourned to Miss Szabo's home on Fourteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. RT. Club
T. R. T. Club
Elizabeth Martin
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Bridge
Missielen Monroe
Margaret Szabo
Judge Webber Hosts Round Table Club
A review of tonics from several Scientific magazines was given last evening by W. R. Comings for members of the Round Table Club. Judge A. R. Webber hosted at his Washington avenue home with out-of-town guests Mr. and Mrs. George H. Webder. Waldemar Nichols spoke on a paper titled Will the Machine Rail. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Rockwood will entertain the club on Wednesday evening, April 4, at their Harrison street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Webber
Round Table Club
W. R. Comings
A. R. Webber
Washington Avenue
George H. Webder
Waldemar Nichols
R. G. Rockwood
Harrison Street
Knights of Silver Shield Knighted at Sunday School Ceremony
The Knights of the Silver Shield held their second tourney at Miss Jeanne Reid’s home with twelve boys and two guests present. Six boys were knighted after a candle lighting service, receiving silver spindles. Edgar Gates led the church flag salute and George Hoke led the American flag salute. George Frederick Persons won first prize in the Easter egg hunt and William Howenstein excelled in the Word contest. Next tourney planned for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF Silver Shield
Knights of the Silver Shield
Jeanne Reid
Edgar Gates
George Hoke
Knights
Edgar Day Gates
Martin Frank Mueller
William Howenstein
Richard Hadaway
Carl Moeble
George Frederick Persons
Miss Reid
Winters Visit City For Home Committee Meeting
Dr and Mrs W B Winters of Bay Village spend the day in Elyria for a Home committee meeting at the Home for the Aged where Dr Winters is a former pastor. Special guests include B HE Cartwell and Dr J J Weeth with Mrs Weeth. births and PTA attendance noted among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Winters
Bay Village
Cleveland Road
Elyria
Marion
Ohio
C. A. Richards
Robert Loomis
J. C. Weiss
A. Bauer
B. H. Long
Horace Seesley
J. Lumaduc
C. Brocknock
Calendar items mix reviews and events at local clubs
Dorothy Fuldheim reviews Anthony Adverse at the Woman's Club. Masonic chorus offers comic opera Trial by Jury in Ma aunic Temple. Bethel Shrine plans installation preceded by dinner. Legion Auxiliary and bridge tournaments at Legion Home. Robertson meets in VLE. Hear-Up club at YWCA. Acat Fi2a, Pythian Sisters meet. Roy Auld discusses John Irving at 1st Congregational Church night service at 7:30 followed by dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Fuldheim
Anthony Adverse
Jvey Allen
Woman’s Club
Masonic Chorus
Maaunic Temple
Bethel Shrine
Legion
Legion Home
Robertson
VLE. W. Hall
Mets
Y. W. Jc
Pythian Sisters
Roy
Auld
John Jealvia
Servier
Cong
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
Admissions list includes Mrs Thomas Dudall at 421 Fourteenth Darel Jungbluth Lorain James Syfers 148 Northrup Street Mrs Fred Robinson 1702 West Avenue Discharges list includes Mrs Mina Bishop 1005 E River Street Joseph Mott Valley W OMalley Gerald Rice H Cooke F Spencer Scott Lingenfelter R Fox Robert Davies M Fer Evans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dudall
Darel Jungbluth
Lorain
James Syfers
Northrup Street
Fred Robinson
West Avenue
Mina Bishop
E. River Street
Joseph Mott
Valley
W. O'Malley
Gerald Rice
H. Cooke
F. Spencer
Scott Lingenfelter
R. Fox
Robert Davies
M. Fer
Evans
Merry Maids Class Meets in Oberlin Social Evening
In Oberlin Miss Dorothy Gerber hosts the Merry Maids Class of St. John’s Evang elical Sunday School for a business meeting and social games. Attendees include Flora and Florence Schneider Ruth Flowers Helen Bartlome June Thompson Viola Kreeger Evelyn Kreeeger Lillian Eberhardt Eleanor Gauman Florence Ledistine and others. The South Amherst Men's Civic Club then held a sauerkraut supper at the Congregational church for sixty members and friends followed by routine business and a featured discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Merry Maids
St. John’s Evangelical Sunday School
Dorothy Gerber
Oberlin
Flora
Florence Schneider
Ruth Flowers
Tlelen Bartlome
June Thompson
Viola Kreeger
Evelyn Kreeeger
Lillian Eberhardt
Eleanor Gauman
Florence Ledistine
Sam Gaumen, Jr
Emma Vargo
Betty Mori
Marjory Gauman
Ay Gerber
Oberlin Debates
Congregational Church
Debating Team Discusses NRA Topic at Oberlin College
Fire department volunteers are urged to attend a regular meeting at the town hall Friday evening at 7:30. The event involves members of the Volunteer Firement and references the NRA topic raised by the Oberlin College Debating Team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
Willmeet
Eclock
Henrietta Ladies Aid Society Meeting Recap in Henrietta
Miss Alice Bird demonstrated American chop suey and prune cake at a meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed church in Henrietta hosted by Mrs. Nick Gulgin. Refreshments served. numerous local women listed as attendees and new members welcomed. brief social notes include guests John Salisbury and Sylvester Zellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Merts
Henrietta
Alice Bird
Wlyrla
Ladies' Aid Society of the
Reformed Wharel
Nick Gulgin
Miss Bird
Gul
Win
Nev
Mex
Bute Viehter
D. A. Bonnett
Walter Bannet
Sophia , Pippert
Ray Brown
Laura May
Mead Petty
Fred Bamman
Daniel Born
Dauughter
Anna Wyttenbach
Elme
Portman
Leonard Buchs
Leo Kimmel
Baby
Oberlin
Dorothy Jones
Wallace Court
Edna Unger
Melvin Unger
Robert Vetter
Ernest Buchs
Alice Bu
John Geissendoerfer
Roy Angersbach
Anna Wiitenbach
Leon Hopkins
Joan Hostettler
Edith Gossard
John Salisbury
Sylvester Zellers
Birthday honors for Karl Schott Tuay in South Amherst
A list of neighbors and relatives gathered in South Amherst for Karl Schott Tuay’s 18th birthday celebration. Attendees included Mrs Schott, Mr and Mrs Harry Hracker, Worbert and Eddie Sehni sder, and others visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Jute. Donor guests attended at Webber Orchard farm. several residents hosted and visited in Friday afternoon and evening functions. Local figures and families such as Mrs Frank Dalley Milan, Mrs Milan Sanderda, Reed Eddy Vermilion, Seymour Leimbach, George Webber, Th G Portuian, and C Sunders participated in various social visits and a Republican meeting in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Schott
Sanders
Reed Eddy
Vermilion
Seymour Leimbach
George Webber
Th. G. Portuian
Birmingham Patrick's Party in Birmingham O
The Arnold Kropf home hosted a St Patrick party on Saturday night with Pedro as the event diversion. Prizes awarded: Mrs Ed Win Howe first in ladies, Miss Louise Avery consolation. Edwin Howe first among men, Myron Wynott consolation. Hosts served lunch late. Attendees from here at Milan dance included Lois Meiding and Madelyn Harrison among others.
Local residents spend weekend visiting family and towns
Numerous people visited relatives and attended events across Wellington, Sandusky, Vermilion, Oberlin, Wakeman, and La Grange. Trips included calls on real estate in town, funeral attendance for a great aunt, and weekend gatherings at homes of the Wilford, Bales, Parker, Miller, Rickel, and Prince families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas
Mara
John Hostetter
Carlly
Marlo Miler
Duke c of
Wellington
Mre
Frank Wadsworth
Arlene
Son Hobby
Elyria
Mra
Edwin Prine, Jr
Prince
Sandusky
Jerome Login
Wakeman
Apent
Marion Bales
Tanily
Wm. Opperman
Marcia
Marty
Walter Wilford
Clarence Parker
Vermilion
Mea
O. A. Mordotte
Myra Edgar
Mayme
Jessie Berkmeyer
Joe Rickel
la Grange
Doris
Leona
NeLores Prince
Oberlin
Howard Rader
Ils
Ashland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Q Society
M. GT. Club
June Welty
M. OG. T. Clan
Betty Roberts
Spain
Portugal
Emmanuel Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Lu Neheon
Ladies’ Aid Sosisty
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Charles Garford
A. J. Fenner
K. F. Leembuis
IST Congs
Daughters of
St. Andrew
Ray Bent
Harvard Avenue
John Eidt
Merritt Giles
Red Cross
J. E. Thatcher
Vircil Jasper
Seventh Street
DPANC
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
1. O. O. F. Hall
Busiders
Maril
The
Brown Company Printers - Paper Merchants
Business Women's Dept OF Woman's Club
Business Women's Department
Elyria Woman's Club
Frank Billings
Alex Schilleman
W. Bates
J. C. Bins
Billings
Schilleman
R. T. J. Martin
American Home and Child Welfare
Dep*t
Woman's Club
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Charlotte Brooks
Ryan’s Beauty Shop
St. Ph
R. H. Harrison
Woman's Association of the
Scond Congregational Church
Braderick
Greene
Division 1D
Page
Hens- Man
American Sunday School Union
Oak Hill Mission
Hebrew Mission
Cleveland
William Walker
Gulf Road
Jack Gray
Fred Barr
Marde Club
K. Sparks
March Club
Katherine Sparks
Charles Sartor
Marian Sparks
Jessie Whitby
Furnace Street
Espersonals
Allen Bernard
Amherst
Birmingham
Milan
Lois Meiding
Madelyn Harrison
Mildred Kubach
Paul
Charles Grengebach
Town Hall
Gien Ennes
Elsie Ennes
Anthony Neiding
Lois
Helen Broughton
Nellie Broughton
Mattie Grover
Huron
Melville Johnson
Pedro and
Buneo
Eagles Mall
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook
Fields M. E. Church
Marce Hing
Max
Cedar and Broad
Lake Ave
L. C. Hecoge Floral CO
King Floral CO
Elizabeth Arden Cosmetics
Sebransky
Elizabeth “Arden
Elizabeth Arden
Ene
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