Y W C A Hobby Show Showcases Wide Range of Hobbies
The second annual Y W C A Hobby Show gathers owners of many crafts on March 27 and 28 at 315 West Avenue. Exhibits include antique glass, linens, jewelry, knitting, rugs, quilts, photography, painting and handcrafts from numerous local clubs and individuals, with pieces from Scotland, Japan, India, Wales, England, Spain, China, Holland, Mexico and Hungary.
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Scotland
Japan
India
Wales
England
Spain
China
Hols Land
Mexico
Hungary
James Hamilton
Alex Angerson
William Camidell
Helen Osbors
Vietten
Metcalf
Jobe Hecock
Alex Forbes
Vivian Hackett
Charlotte, Brooks
Etcie Johnston
Evans
5. Saville
Harry
Oscar Townsend
Florence Jaster
M We
Chancellor
E. A Hubbard
D. McLeod
H. M. Pord
Adele Brown
Samuel &Enson
George Johnson
Fowler
McAllister
William Stark
Robert Crehore
Earl Brown
Correl Smith
Jame
J. E. Thatcher
M Holly
Ethyl M
A. M. Thome
Anna Otto
R. G.rhodes
Eleanor McKenzie
Grace Schulke
Gertrude Rockwood
W. C. Chancellor
M. Ferchlard
R. E. McDermott
G. E. Schumaser
Jas Weller
Sigrid Amidon
Mirs. Brown
Howen
Stine
Frank Hill
C. le Sotherden
Stanford
Koppes
Rockwood
J. That
Estella Baker
Laura Hart
Mind
Stank
Jane Christian
Suites
E. Howard
Leonard Smith
Sidner Hudson
Brecknock
Rora
Mabel Carry B. Maddock
K. Barler
Well
Julia W. Sayell
Penfound
Fra’ E
Greenize Haynes
Elrria Stamp Club
Warras Phelps
Mr. Shepherd
M Zon
Elizabethan Singers Informal Program Delights Art Society
Elizabethan Singers presented an informal program for Art Society members with Olaf Christiansen directing a seven plus four year ensemble. The event featured English Glees and selections like Since First I Saw Your Harp, with soloists Willa Bliss and Natalie Rose among others. Guests enjoyed dining afterwards as plans for a final spring program were announced.
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W.C. A
Olaf Christiansen
Chr Theoung
Buc
Maine
Canzon
Charles Davis
Mrs Saladin Hosts Circle Meeting At Home
Mrs Saladin entertained Mrs Maude Saladin and circle members at 7 Avenue yesterday. Seven members plus three guests attended the business meeting opening with remarks. Pedr and banca entered while others joined in. Frank Kraus attended and a cake was served in her honor.
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Maude Saladin
Avenue
Cirele Daz
Eharze
Pedr
Banca
Fil
Berthany
Ana
S. Frank Kraus
Hoasr
Fete Honors Departing Member at Mrs. Wise Luncheon
A small gathering honored departing member Mary Gray and guests including Mrs. Everett Wiesske and Mrs. A. Macdonald. The event featured reflections on service and farewells as the community marked the transition of longtime participants.
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Mary Gray
Everett Wiesske
Abert Macdonald
Sigma Gamma meets at Gaston home on Longfe
Members of the Sigma Gamma sorority gathered at the Gaston home on Longfe on avenue for a brief business session. Afterward, bridge served as the evening’s diversion with the high score going to Mrs. Fred Smith, second to Miss Helen Townsend, and third to Mrs. Fred Wiggenton, who was a guest. The next meeting will be at Miss Dorothy Hoton’s home on Ninth Street, with Mrs. Verne Barnes assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten Parent Teacher Association
George Green
Tuedsar
Elmertilforg
Anne Lindbergh
North
the Orient
Harold King
Hay Johnson
Fred Wiggenton
Calendar Callee Emmasie Zeta Ups Gareré in Oxford Area
Fragments show a local club or society meeting in the Oxford area with mentions of St. John's Zeta and the Ame Junior Order Mechanics. Specifics are unclear but readings reference a birthday anniversary, tele communications, and a 0.6 F. H. P. Cha Tuion.
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Callee Emmasie
St. John's Zeta Ups
Gareré
Oxford Area
Ciasque Clib
Sith
Naomi Strubia
Harwacd Su Pia Teleniversary
Deprey
F. H
Club Member Honored at Watson Award Ceremony Night
A club member Naomi Str received a medal at an event honoring her contributions. Guests gathered in the dining room where cake and refreshments were served. The ceremony featured decorative pink and cream confections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tessuestrie
Ian
Naomi
Bunen
Watson
Metrie
Hostess Ta Sorority Event Adjoins Meeting
The Alpha Delta sorority gathering adjourned after a hostess meeting held at Louise Knierim's home on East Ave. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday in March at Louise Knierim's residence.
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Louise Knierim
Women's clubs hold social events this Friday and Thursday
East Carlisle Community elab will meet at Bad Carticte school Friday evening with a planned program and social hour. Guests from Wellington and Lorain will attend the Women's Relief Corps green dinner at 12:00 Friday. Elyria Woman's Club sponsors a dessert bridge Thursday afternoon at the club home on Fourth Street.
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East Carlisle
Elab
Wellington
Lorain
Women's Relief Corps
Elyria Woman's Club
Jlome
Ohio University honors student with charming personality title
The Green and White notes Ohio University student Ma M at Ohio Cai earns praise as possessing the most charming personality. Denis a5 shows involvement with family events in Fremont and Lorain while others in Cleveland and Port Clinton update on relatives and campus activity amid illness and home care.
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Mohrer
Tédie Aran Erg
Ohio
Caiis
Denis
Geushier
Aédys Piocher
Society
Eleanor Emiar
Lorain
National Counisher Bro
Port Clinton
Ralph T Parmell
M Circle
Heard Thornland
Cleveland
Aml
Merie Gase
Jon Thornston
Ekerman
Tith Carolina
Georgia
Rose Pigie
Toledo
R. L. Stigarns
Princeton
Valley City
Erinus
Ruth Pieiza
Service At St Andrew’s Thursday Night Congregation
The Rev Dr Breed of St Pauls Cleveland will preach as guest preacher at St Andrews church. Holy Communion will be celebrated Thursday morning at ten oclock. Service in the afternoon is scheduled for 4 45 with heat relief noted.
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St. Pauls Elireh
Cleveland
Heizhis
Breed
Ohio
St. Amses
St. Tavis
YW League Banquet Highlights World Peace Talk
The nationwide observance banquet at the YWCA drew about seventy five Employed Young Women's League members and guests. Miss Enid Bunting welcomed attendees as Miss Ona Houx outlined the origin and aims of the event. Rev Will Foster spoke on peace, urging study of causes of international disputes and criticizing warfare profits. Doris, a League member and bride-elect, received glassware as a gift from organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s League of the Association
Enid Bunting
T. W. C. A. Board
Ona Houx
Foiz
Wrld
Portsmouth
Ffy
Foster
Lowey Nazarene
Trauiry
League
Doris
J. H. Dean
Oa Bers
Oberlin Nineteenth Century Club Meets at Werner Home
Thirty members and guests gathered for the Oberlin Nineteenth Century club at 120 Harrison Street. Topics included Femininity of Contemporary Times and Mother Marianne of Molokai. The group voted to donate fifty dollars to Red Cross flood relief. Next meeting set for March 71 at Mrs. Arthur L. Williams in Overliz.
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Oberlin
A. EL. Werner
Harrison Street
L. B. Hindman
Elyria
Clarence Wright
Walter Persons
Marianne
Molockai
L. V. Jacks
Red Cross
Werner
Arthur L. Williams
Overliz
Honor Harriett Somers Miss Harrie Bride Elect
Harriett Somers bride elect of Joseph E. Smith was honored by Tau Kappa Reta Sorority with a gifts party at The Gables. Three bride tables were in play, Miss Kathryn Dyer won high score and Miss Roberta Dyer won low. Deserved prizes followed a dessert course in a crystal candlelit setting.
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Harrie
Somers
Joseph E. Smith
Tau Kappa Reta Sorority
the Gables
Kathryn
Roberta Dyer
Steen
iLicenses Fred J. Tite and others in Lorain area
The list includes Fred J. Tite of Sheffield township retired. Bertha Hazen of Lorain. Charles Jackson Jr. of Elyria. Jeboren and Helen Nokes of Oberlin. Fred J. Bauscher of Sheffield township carpenter. and Olive Fiedler of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Tite
Sheffield Township
Bertha Hazen
Lorain
Charles Jackson, Jr
Elyria
Jeboren
Helen Nokes
Oberin
Fred J. Bauscher
Carpenter
Olive
Fiedler
Hospital Admissions and Lodge Meeting Report
Admissions list includes George Alexander of Columbia Station Margaret Lea der East Orwell Ohio Mrs Francis Borie 613 West avenue Mrs William Peabody 1806 Middle avenue and Mrs Frank Smith 406 Adams street Discharges note Mrs Edison Wood baby girl 403 Fuller road Mrs Leonard Good 270 Winckles street The Reazdar meeting of L O O F Lodge No 103 held last evening in the Temple with good attendance Noble Grand Verne Schubert presided Several spoke including County Commissioner Oscar Dunn who discussed flood conditions in Johnstown Pa Dunn plans to travel there tomorrow to carry messages or supplies for Elrians in that city T W Burcard spoke and is now living in Brown Nelm Due The lodge discussed repeating the Second Congregational Bible School stage production The funeral of Mrs L C Remonard was announced for Thursday 2700 p m The lodge will attend divine service Sunday morning April 26 at Second Congregational church A St Clair Rebekah lodge entertainment is planned for March 31 All Northwest Encampment officers to meet March 27 at the temple A homecoming is planned for the Irish jokes and Schoolhouse in the Foothills program The next meeting April 28 will be at Mildred Sagy home with Easter program notes and a list of attendees includes Ruth Wilcox Eileen Joller Jane Tpien Dorothy Rahpael Ruth Pickett Beverly Foler Audrey McAllister Beatrice Hallidar Virginia Stewart Cora Ramser Alice Robinson Helen Palagyi Rosadell Rhoads and Mrs A E Kemp The program featured The Schoolhouse in the Foothills and Esther story readings The room was decorated with pink accents.
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George Alexander
Columbia Station
Margaret Leader
East Orwell
Ohio
Francis Borie
West Avenue
William Peabody
Middle Avenue
Frank Smith
Adams Street
Edison Wood
Fuller Road
Leonard Good
Winckles Street
L. O. O. F. Lodge No
Noble Grand
T. W. Burcard
Wisrd
Brown Nelm
Szare
Gates Auditorium
Second Congregational Bible School
Northwest
Wiss Evelane Ernst
Inter Nos
Second Congregational Church
Garvin Avenue
Lor
Elia Onslow
Virginia Stewart
Ruth Picket
Queen Esther
Beverly Foley
Borndell Rhoads
Usimesg
Cora Ramser
Ruth Wilcox
Ohio State
Eileen Joller
Jane Tpien
Dorothy Rahpael
Ruth Pickett
Beverly Foler
Audrey McAllister
Beatrice Hallidar
Alice Robinson
Helen Palagyi
Rosadell Rhoads
A. E. Kemp
Mildred Sagy
Miss Jumont Honored Before Her Beach Wedding
Mrs John Mockler hosted an evening at Lonaford avenue for Miss Doris Jumont ahead of her wedding to J H Dean set for Saturday. Four bridge tables determined winners with Mrs Frank Rudolph first and Mrs Theodore Colberts on second. A decorated basket of gifts marked the engagement and wedding ring motif. Out of town guests from Lorain included Mrs Gilbert Bkcuff Mrs George Llewellyn Mrs Ed Wagner Mrs Ed Martin and Mrs Cutherscu.
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John Mockler
Lonaford Avenue
Doris Jumont
Miss Jumont
J. H. Dean
Frank Rudolph
Theodore Colbertson
Carl Russet
Emery Smith
Dinner Precedes Meeting of American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary met after a tureen dinner led by Mrs. Arthur Richwine. Miss Edith Metcalf of the Red Cross thanked members for flood relief fund solicitation. Junior auxiliary meets April 9 at Legion home. older girls April 6 at Nancy Oldfield’s. Mrs. Charles Hansen awarded Mrs. Tom Colley an auxiliary pin for the second membership drive. Junior auxiliary to host Easter party at Gates Hospital. Past Presidents dinner set for April 20 at Spring Valley with district president Leta Zellar as guest. Next meeting April 14 will be a model unit session.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Arthur Richwine
Edith Metcalf
The
Red Cross
Legion
Nancy Oldfield
Charles Hansen
Tom Colley
Gates Hospital
Spring Valley
Leta Zellar
Sorority Meets Miss Babe Smith Hosts Alpha Sigma Chia
Miss Babe Smith hosted Alpha Sigma Chi sorority at her home for a business meeting. Bracelets were chosen for the club and a rummage sale committee of Joyce Kenhelley and Maxine was named. Bridge awarded Maxine Garford first place. Jayne Kennelly was consoled. A luncheon followed and the group planned to reconvene in two weeks at Nita Poole’s Gates Avenue home.
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Babe Smith
Alpha Sigma Chia
Joyce Kenhelley
Maxine
Maxine Garford
Jayne Kennelly
Nita Poole
Gates Avenue
Surprise party celebrates Miss Marguerite Wolfe birthday
A social gathering at 419 Haron Street ended with Miss Marguerite Wolfe turning eighteen. Guests played bunco and other games, awarding prizes to Lois Sharky and Alex Eschke for kick scores and to Marguerite Wolfe and Louis Schmauch for low scores. Attendees included Florence Welton, Maude Haswell, Margaret Eschke, Kathryn Wolfe, and several Eschkes and Wolfes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Wolfe
Haron Street
Miss Wolfe
Bunco
Lois Sharkey
Alex Feschke
Louis Schmazuch
James Bellamy
Florence Welton
Maude Haswell
Margaret Eschke
Helen Sbornton
Lois Sharky
Kathryn Wolfe
Bill
Alez Eschke
Wolfe
Rill
James Betlami
Louis Schmauch
Howard Deltafield
Don Brubacher
Joe Horvath
Program of American Home and Child Welfare Dept
Members gathered at the Woman's Club Tuesday at ten for a Red Cross program after a tureen luncheon. About thirty attended the afternoon session. Moothersingers conducted by Miss Marjorie Russell opened with three numbers. Rempes directed clever antingues and Good aie Nickies Worth. Demonstration of electrical equipment was shown to Mrs. Ethel Agate, and Mrs. Helen Berthoff discussed the subplers' Cooperative Plan.
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American Home and Child Welfare Department
Woman's Club
Red Cross
Vew
Moethersingers
Marjorie Russieter
Billy Rempes
Ethel Agate
Helen ‘St Pan Berthoff
Qberim
Girls Scouts Troop 4 Meet at St Marys School
G S To Honor Mothers Miss Carol Stetson led Troop 4 of Girl Scouts who met at St Marys School yesterday. A mother daughter banquet was planned for early March. Mrs Elizabeth Work led a Junior Citizenship test and led a devotional discussion on wars and summer camp fund ideas. She donated a dollar to start the camp fund. Taps and Good Night Circle closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Stetson
St. Mary's School
Elizabeth Work
Mrs Foreman Hosts Jolly Event for Cascade Street Group
Mrs Foreman hosted the Jolly Enght Bunto Ciah guests on Cascade Street. prizes awarded to Mrs Ralph Setz Mrs Kenneth Vaughun and Nad Crombie after an evening program. Eleven members planned a hunt in two weeks at Mrs Theodore Henry's home on Cleveland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Enght Bunto Ciah
Gusits
Foreman
Cascade Street
Love Letters Illuminate Civil War Romance at Bancroft Library
A cache of love letters revealing a Civil War romance has been acquired by UC Berkeley's Bancroft Library. Written by a Union colonel Realf, the letters shed light on Missionary Ridge and reflect Realf's ties to the Byron family through Lady Byron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
Missionary Ridge
Bancroft Library
University of California
Realf
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Church of Christ
Sohlston
Severina
Max
George
Youngstown
Cor. Cedar and
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Gene Grabar
Frank Botintary
Dick Andersen
Bob Novak
Dick Ande
Broad Street
Mrs. Saladin
Fete
Gaston
Iy Is
Honeluia
St. Andrew's
Elleanor McCoy
Tri Finish
Bellefield
Catherine, Rogers
Lena Moemwk
Tillie’ Kappler
Sadie Ifiernung
Thirteenth Street
Allen
Bernard
Oberlin Club
Honor Harriett Somers
iLicenses
L. O. O. F. Lodge
John Kennedy
Henry Sweser
Fred Ernshaw
Fannie Pickett
Anna Bruehler
James Eil Hngsley
Clayton Buss
Swaser
Sam Urias
Tattersall Court
Norval
Womena
Foreign Missionary Society of Methodist Churches
Charles Ackerman
Princeton Avenue
New London
Wadsworth
Medina
Lorain 1St Methodist Church
Aasf
Edwin Shubert
Dep't
G.S
Mrs. Foreman
Ruth's
Elyria Electric & Music Store
West Ace
Ani
Wilmot Printing CO
Masonic Temple
Hazel’s
Hazel Castle Bacon
Lo. Co. Bank
Croquignole Standard
Maurice Wonder
Maurice Beauty Shoppe
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