Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Association Meeting Notes
Elyria council members met in the Washington building to discuss objectives and community relief efforts. Reports covered membership totals across districts, upcoming preschool round-up at Elyria Memorial Hospital, parliamentary procedure class, milk distribution data, and notes from the North Central district conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Washington
Herbert Cooke
A. B. Curtice
Lorain County
Works Relief Division
Elyria
Cooke
Dewey Hull
Allen
Edison
Ely
Franklin
Garford
Gates
Hamilton
High School
Jefferson
McKinley
Roosevelt
St. Agnes
Allen Association
J. L. Mathis
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Robert Loomis
Carl W. Martin
Betrothal and Wedding Announced for 1934 marriages
Betrothal and marriage notices from 1934: Mary Agnes McCool to Louis J. Schmitz with ceremony May 4 at St Marys church conducted by Rev Fr James Daley. bride Mary Agnes is Elyria High School graduate employed at Western Automatic. Ruby Irene Ives to William Seabold to wed July 10 in Mer cer, Pa. Seabold employed at Elyria Dairies. couple to reside at 332 Ninth Street after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrys W. McCool
Mary Agnes
Lous J. Schmitz
J. J. Schmitz
Berlin Heights
James Daley
St. Mary's Church
Elyria High School
Berlin Heights High School
Western Automatic Plant
Ira Ives
Indian Hollow Road
Ruby Irene
William Seabold
John Seabold
Ninth Street
Mercer, Pennsylvania
Seabold
Elyria Dairies
Lenten Services And Meetings Across Local Churches
The calendar lists Upper Room Bible class at First Congregational Church, a 6 30 tureen social. Communion service at United Presbyterian at 7 30 with Rev Thomas Short of Camden Baptist preaching. Session meeting follows. Fourth mid week Lenten service at Grace Lutheran at 7 30 with Rev F J Schumm on Mary the Mother of Jesus. Lenten service at Second Congregational at 7 30 titled A Glowing and Growing Life. Lenten service at St Pauls Church with Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary rally attended by department officers. Friendship club meets with sophomores in charge. Dames of Malta meet in IOOF hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
United Presbyterian Church
Thomas Short
Camden Baptist Church
Grace Lutheran Church
F. J. Schumm
Mary
Second Congregational Church
St. Paul's Church
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Friendship Club
Dames of Malta
April Fool Sigma Gamma Party Reveals Lively Pranks
Sigma Omega Sigma girls staged pranks at Helen Snyder’s Princeton avenue home. Guests competed in fish silhouettes and other games, with Virginia Krapp and teammates among winners. The evening featured topsy turvy decor, a backward luncheon, and a forthcoming dance and events under sorority planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Omega Sigma
Helen Snyder
Princeton Avenue
Catherine Naughton
Virginia Krapp
Barbara McConnell
Rosemarie Stirzaker
Ben Rudy
Snyder
Marve Schwert
Brown Hotel
Mars-Martiha class meeting at Saint Paul church
The Mars-Martiha Class of St Pauls Church met with fifteen members present. Mrs Park Hotan was absent as president while Mary Kunitz presided. A song service and Psalm 98 opened, the official order of business was reviewed, and the next meeting was moved to Wednesday May first with a three course dinner for the Men’s class. Contests and refreshments followed the close of yesterday’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars-Martiha
St. Pauve
Tan Ruerts
Mra
Hines
Mre
Fred Raseceler
Park Hotan
View
Mary Kunitz
Wrison
Birthdays Celebrated for Miss Georgia Clapp and John Holcomb Jr
A group honored Miss Georgia Clapp of Elyria and John Holcomb Jr. of LaGrange on their birthdays at the Clapps home. The event featured pink and white decor, two cake presents, prizes to Mrs. Berrill Kinter and Florence Kinter, and luncheon for many friends from Elyria, LaGrange, Grafton, Belden, Medina, Penfield, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Clapp
Columbus Street
Elyria
John Holcomb Jr
LaGrange
Ben Clapp
Bunoco
Berrill Kinter
Frances Kinter
Olive Tobert
Roland Pontues
Harry Jantz
Francis Kinter
Florence Kinter
Jack Kinter
Raymond Hales
Roland Pontins
Olive Tablit
Grafton
Marion Rising
Belden
Irene Kane
Medina
Frank McRoberts
Ross and Bruce
Penfield
Norman Dussel
Girl Scouts Plan All Day Hike and Overnight Trip
Troop 2 of the Church of Christ announced an all day hike for Girl Scouts of the city to Tuesday April bringing members to Captain Overdeer's 621 Middle Avenue at 10 am to cook outdoors. An overnight hike to Findley cabin is set for April 4 for all second class Scouts. Mrs. Dewey Hull entertained with stories of the South and a visit to the Girl Scout Little Home in Washington DC. The meeting closed with Good night Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Captain Overdeer
Middle Avenue
Findley
Dewey Hull
South
Girl Scout Little Home
Washington,d. C
Goodnight Circle
Soot Sus Club Meets Miss Jeanette Terry Hostess
Miss Jeanette Terry hosted the Soot Sus Club at her home on 123 Garvin Avenue with bridge as the main activity. Prizes went to Mrs. Curtis Browning and Mrs. Leroy Smith for first and second. consolation to Mrs. J. Elwin Akin. Refreshments were served and Easter colors featured in narcissus centerpieces. Next meeting set for April 25 at Mrs. Curtis Browning’s home 926 West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Terry
Garvin Avenue
Bridge
Curtis Browning
Leroy Smith
J. Elwin Akin
Miss Terry
C. M. Terry
West Avenue
Surprising 74th Birthday Visit at 24 High Street
Sam Savile was delighted when twenty two friends surprised him at his home on 24 High Street to celebrate his 74th birthday anniversary. The gathering included games and contests followed by a refreshments course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Savile
Jaet
Evenin
High Street
Gamer
Contesta
32nd annual inspection at Elyria Council No 66 BR and M
R and S M Inspection next Thursday evening will be the 32nd annual inspection at Elyria Council No 66 BR and M. The council will have as honored guest RoW, Comp, Harvey T Graceis, Dept Gro Master of the Grand Council BR and s M of Ohio. Dinner at 6 15 p m by reservation and meeting at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council No
BR. and & M
Harvey T. Graceis
Dept. Gro Maste
Grand Council
S M
Ohio
Miss Phyllis Pond Returns to Ohio State University
Local personals note several residents traveling or visiting relatives. Phyllis Pond has returned to Ohio State University after vacation at home on Washington Avenue. Others include Miss Leona Mowry from Western Reserve University spending spring vacation at home, Misses Lemon Brillhart Wilcox Scott Smetzer at a Cleveland YWCA conference, and various visits between Elyria, Berea, Steubenville, and Columbus with family and friends. Richard E. Baird named president of Phi Kappa Tau at Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Pond
Ohio State University
Columbus
Washington Avenue
Alice Lasecki
Helen
Berea
Rumpf
Leona Mowry
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Charles Court
Cora Janosky
South Abbe Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Helen Pond
Oberlin College
Ohio
Grace Mahon
Steubenville
Ryals
East Avenue
C. D. Ryals
Billy
Mahon
Ward Miller
Louise Smith
Elyria
Richard E. Baird
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Thornton Wilder Novel Review at Literary Club
Mrs. Harry Candall led a review of Heaven's My Destination by Thornton Wilder for the literary club at Mrs. Caryl Wood's East Avenue home. The discussion noted the protagonist George Brush and an ambivalent mix of comic and serious tones. Guests included Mrs. Mabel Hart and Mrs. Frederick O. Griffin of St. Joseph Missouri. The club will reconvene in two weeks with Maxine Lucas as reviewer, as Mrs. George Johnson hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Wilder
Heaven's My Destination
Harry Candall
Caryl Wood
East Avenue
George Brush
Mabel Hart
Frederick O. Griffin
St. Joseph
Missouri
Maxine Lucas
George Johnson
Bridge Interests Club Sees Two High Scores At Park Avenue
The Bridge Interests Club met at Mrs. Harry Elkins Park Avenue home last evening with two tables in play. Miss Kathryn Sparks and Mrs. Charles Sartor earned the two high scores. A two course luncheon followed at a lace-covered dining table, featuring sweet peas centerpieces and triple candelabra. Guest was Miss Gertrude Kalter. In three weeks Mrs. Willard Woolcott will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March Club
Park Avenue
Harry Elkins
Kathryn Sparks
Charles Sartor
Gertrude Kalter
Willard Woolcott
Longford Avenue
Tri Fi Club Hosts Pinochle Evening at Brenner Home
Members of the Tri Fi Club were entertained at Louise Brenner’s home last evening. Prizes in pinochle went to Eleanor McCoy, Mrs Marie Kolb, and Miss Lona Moelk. Miss Moelk attended as a guest of the club. After a function course, the group planned to meet again April 23 at Mrs Myrtle Gerber’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Brenner
Eleanor McCoy
Marie Kolb
Lona Moelk
Miss Moelk
Myrtle Gerber
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Names and Addresses
A hospital notices admissions for Robert Samuel of 449 West South Street Mrs John Lilley RD 2 Helen Mittler 640 Vulcan Street Mrs Arvin Schildt LaGrange Discharges include Betty Piper 845 Walnut Ellen Landes at Y W C A Mrs Benjamin Moore 152 Cornell Mrs Leo Dechant baby boy RD 1 Mrs John Hancock baby girl 254 Harrison Street Jeanne Kennelly Telegraph Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Samuelson
W. Sth Street
John Lilley
Helen Mittler
Vulcan Street
Rvin Schildt
LaGrange
Betty Piper
Walnut
Ellen Landes
Benjamin Moore
Cornell
Leo Dechant
John Hancock
Harrison St
Jeanne Kennelly
Telegraph Road
Circle No 3 Luncheon at St Pauls Church Hosts Guests
At one o'clock yesterday afternoon Circle No 3 of St Pauls church held a tureen luncheon with twenty-one members and four guests. Mrs Edward Greber, later welcomed as a member, Miss Marian Lauer and Rev and Mrs Ernst Irion attended. After business a short song service and devotions were led by Mrs Richard Fichtner who will host the circle on April 9 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 3
St. Paul's Church
Edward Greber
Marian Lauer
Ernst Irion
Richard Fichtner
Fichtner
Lad ies Aid of Methodist Church Meets in Carlisle
Mrs Fred Cowles hosted the Ladies Aid of the Methodist church at La Porte for its regular meeting. President Miss Mae Robson led a business session, and the group decided to form committees with each group taking responsibility for one future meeting at Mrs George Bournes home on Butternut Ridge Road on April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Fred Cowles
Butternut Ridge Road
la Porte
Mae Robson
George Bourne
Weltons Honor J E Reisicer At Courtesy Dinner
Mr and Mrs Archie Welton hosted a courtesy dinner Tuesday at their Grafton Road home for J E Reisicer of La Porte. Twelve were seated at the dinner table, with pink and white birthday cakes, a string orchestra directed by Arthur Bailey, and grandchildren Janet and Kenneth Welton singing honored songs for the guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Welton
Grafton Road
J. E. Reisicer
la Porte
Arthur Bailey
Janet
Kenneth Welton
Lenten Service and Choir Rehearsal at La Porte Methodist
Reverend Paul Brown leads Lenten services at La Porte Methodist Church each Thursday evening. March 28’s service will be followed by choir rehearsal. The probation class gathered at the church at two o clock on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Brown
la Porte
Mothers study hour at East Carlisle school grows
Mrs C A Nichols led another study hour for mothers at East Carlisle school on Wednesday at two. The discussion focused on how home environment affects a child's future happiness and social welfare. The group continues to grow in numbers and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Nichols
East Carlisle School
Mothersingers Perform at East Carlisle PTA Meeting
East Carlisle Mothersingers presented two sets of songs at the Markley Parent-Teacher Association meeting on Thursday evening. The program included An Irish Love Song Londonderry Air Love's Old Sweet Song Believe Me Is All Those Endearing Young Charms The Wearing of the Green and Sweet and Low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
Markley
Parent-Teacher Association
Dewhurst Couple Open Home on Mid-Year Street
Mr and Mrs James E Dewhurst opened their home on Mid Year Street inviting neighbors to view the new residence. The couple discussed curb appeal and neighborhood beauty as planters and lamps were highlighted. Local residents praised the tasteful renovations and warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Dewhurst
True Blue Class Holds Supper and Games at La Porty
Members and friends of the True Blue Class of the Methodist church held a Friday evening gathering at La Porty. A bountiful tureen supper followed by class business led by president Ray Jackson, with the entertainment committee providing games and contests. Next meeting time and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dle Avenue
Methodist Church
la Porty
Ray Jackson
Mothersingers rehearsal host in La Porte
Mrs Clayton EE Smith hosts the Mothersingers at her La Porte home Thursday evening with assistant hostess Mrs Samuel Stevenson. Several residents recover from illness, and guests attend Society Club and other local gatherings as March events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton EE. Smith
la Porte
Samuel Stevenson
Grafton Road
Jay Hardy
East River Road
H. J. Morgan
Pat Molosky
Margaret Lilley
Oscar Thompson
Fred Ernst
Sewsiety Club
Otto Stegsman
Tvria
Harold Bennett
East Avenue
Herbert Schwenk
Donald Schwenk
Marie Schwenk
Berea
25 Cent Lunch at Church of Christ
A community notice announces a 25 cent lunch event at the Church of Christ slated for Thursday at 1 P.M. The brief item highlights a church gathering offering affordable meal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Home of Mrs and Mr A Gregg Noted in Notice
Mrs Elizabeth Stokes has been confined to the home of her daughter Mrs Otto B Chapel this past week due to illness and is reported improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
A. Gregg
Elizabeth Stokes
Otto B. Chapel
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Socieily
P.T. A. Council
C. B. Lemon
Maurice Croquignole
Maurice
Leasch Beauty Salon
Norma Lees
Robert Starr
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Joseph Petro
Ned Palm
Marian Daly
Gertrude Hoffman
Miss Lees
Devon Courts
Marge Wilson
Fielen Townsend
Mar
Forest Ordell
Gerald Leonard
Palm
Doris Caywood
Leonard
Huron Street
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Mary Abbey
Florence Terry
Parkview Court
Cora Palmer
Alla Weston
Miss Weston
Charisy
Warren
Terry
Minnie Church
Federal Housing
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
Elyria Woman's Club
Dorothy Johnson
Deane Burns
Harry Reynolde
Charles Sotherden
Will Reed
George Savage
Panter
Rogere
Sun Greel
West Palm Beach
Fla
Girl Scouts
R .and
S. M
Wilder
Bridge Interests Club
Tri Fi
True Blue Class Party
Allen Bernard
Ed Beauty
Ruth's
Woodland
Mildred Page
Mildred Beauty Salon
East Ave
Third St
Woodford Ave
Black Forest
Cotton Club Orchestra
7Th St
W. Broad
Harper Method Shop
Lorain Co
Bank Bldg
Merthe’s
Merthe
Lovel
Equire
Brookhousers
Middle Ave
Vassarette Pantie-Girdle
Amal
Vassarette Pantie
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