Reception At First Methodist Church Honors New Pastor And His Family
Community gathers at the First Methodist Church auditorium for a reception honoring Dr. and Mrs. Frank L. Hicks and their daughter Dorothy. Local ministers and city officials attend to welcome the new pastor, with musical numbers and refreshment socializing marking the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
paLus. Forsythla
Peter Kolinski
Frank L. Hicks
Dorothy
Nacian
Mrs B C Pope Honored on 86th Birthday in Chicago
Miss Florence Pope hosted a six o'clock dinner at the University of Chicago Men’s Commons in honor of her mother Mrs B C Pope who marked her eighty sixth birthday on Tuesday March 25. Guests included Mr and Mrs T D McDowell and son Ray Mrs Bessie Ellsperman and daughter Mary Jean Mr and Mrs Karl Nederer and children Lawrence Karl Jr and Jean Miss Minna Hansmen James McDowell and the honoree James McDowell who at sixteen attended the school taught by Mrs Pope. Mrs Pope long resident on West Ridge received many gifts and congratulatory letters from friends across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Pope
University of Chicago
B. C. Pope
T. D. McDowell
Ray
Bessie Ellsperman
Mary Jean
Karl Nederer
Lawrence
Karl, Jr
Jean
Minna Hansmen
James
Postnuptial Courtesy Held For Mrs Arthur Robinson
A post-nuptial courtesy for Mrs. Arthur Robinson was hosted by Miss Mabel Dehna at her Deha Road home. Bridge and games entertained twenty-two friends with awards to Miss Florence Hamel and Mrs. Robinson in bridge and another prize to Mrs. Reub em Baus. The bride received a gift from the group. Pastel decor, sweet peas, lit tapers, and white silver favors graced the tables. Guests arrived from Cleveland Lorain and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Robinson
Mabel Refenning
Mabel Dehna
Deha Road
Florence Hamel
Robinson
Reubem Baus
Cleveland
Lorain
Elyria
Elyria Lodge 103 Plans April May Visitations and Events
Elyria Lodge No 103 held a well attended regular meeting in the Temple. Recommendations from the Boosters Club included revising the lodge roster and scheduling district vis itations in April and May. Elyria will visit Lodi on April 11 and the FO C F bowling team will face Black River Lodge in Lorain on March 31. The 119th anniversary of Odd Fellowship will be observed on April 19 with Canton Lorain leading the program. Maple syrup will be served after the April 5 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge
Nva
Gell
Liam M. Johnson
Boosters Club
Elyria
Lodi
Elyria FO. C. F
Black River Lodge
Lorain
14Th Street
North America
Canton Lorain
Mire Mabel Haslett Hosts Catholic Study Club Night
Miss Southam reviews the play White Hawthorn and a paper on Refection at Catholic Study Club No. 3 gathering. Lucille Harchard read on Refection by Herbert Thurston. Anme Southam presented White Hawthorn by Lucille Bordon. Fiorenza, daughter of Valetta, appears in the tale. Next meeting April 19 will feature Miss Marian Daly and Miss Mabel Hallet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Haslett
Fourth Suieel
Catholic Study Club No. 3
Herbert Thurston
Lucille Harchard
White Hawthorne
Lucille Bordon
Anme Southam
Fiorenza
Valetta
Filsole
Bridgetta
Rome
Marian Daly
West Avenue
Mabel Hallet
Lorain Hostess Welcomes Kim-Ko Club At Camden Home
Mrs Joseph Pincura hosted a Kim-Ko club evening at her Camden Avenue home in Lorain. Members planned a Bater exchange at the next meeting and new peanut sisters would be chosen. Five bridge games were played with prizes to Miss Roselyn Gorski and Miss Helen Mashinsky. luncheon was served and the group adjourned late. Miss Margaret Krugman offered her 129 Clark Street home for the April 21 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pincura
Camden Avenue
Lorain
Kim-Ko Club
Baater
Roselyn Gorski
Firs
Helen Mashinsky
Low
Athles
Margaret Krugman
Clark Street
Mrs Castle Daine Hosts G G C Club Meeting
Mrs John Castle entertained fifteen members at her Tehels apartments last evening. Prizes in Michigan went to Mary Warner and Julia Kokai, with Mrs Glen Rich and Marie Sharpe winning bridge awards. Kathryn Taliano received the special prize. Easter table appointments and a two course lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suiage Anu Mnchigan
G. G. GC
John Castle
Tehels
Michigan
Mary Warner
Julia Kokai
Glen Rich
Marie Sharpe
Kathryn Taliano
Farewell Party for Mrs Rupp by Udette Club
Udette Club members gathered at Mrs Louise Rupps Sycamore street home for a farewell party as she prepares to move to Toleno. Poems on friendship were read, a gift and Friendship Book were given, games followed with April Fool prizes, and refreshments were served. Next meeting set for April 8 at Mrs Gertrude Ligotkes Bon Air street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udette Club
Louise Rupp
Sycamore Street
Rupp
Toleno
Gertrude Ligotke
Bon Air Street
April Sth
Entertain Husbands Club Hosts Spring Party Plan
Members of the Orne Sempre Club were entertained by Mrs J L Schneider of Winkles Street last night. Mrs Pater Glasso of Lorain won the high score prize. A Spring party with husbands as guests was planned. Dessert served in the dining room featured a centerpiece of yellow Spring flowers and yellow tapers in crystal candelabra. In two weeks Mrs H H Wel will host at Chestnut Ridge Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orne Sempre Club
J. L. Schneider
Winkles Street
Pater Glasso
Lorain
H. H. Wel
Chestnut Ridge Road
Knights Of Pythias Sponsor First Card Party Of The Season
Chevalier Lodge No 818 Knights Of Pythias hosted its first card party of the season at the Elyria Woman's Club on Fourth Street with about sixty attendees. Cards bingo and bunco were played. twenty three prizes were awarded after the games and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevalier Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Elyria Woman’s Club
Fourth Street
Mrs Squires Hosts Women’s Relief Corps Past Presidents
Mrs Squires hosted a Spring party for past presidents in the Gray Block apartment on Second Street with Mrs Lydia Squires and Mrs Charlotte Lewis assisting. Guests Anna Grace Bright and Cora Palmer spoke brief talks. eleven members attended with a roll call of ten. The afternoon featured humor titled The Tie that Binds, a contest on Flowers won by Florence Eleery, and a review of Three Pins in the Pacific Ocean led by Florence Terry. Luncheon centerpiece reflected Easter, and a note of next meeting at Mrs Holcombe’s West Avenue with Mrs Minnie C E h assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Lydia Squires
Gray
Second Street
Charlotte Lewis
Anna Grace Bright
Cora Palmer
Florence Eleery
Aitern
Pacific Ocean
Florence Terry
Red Minst
Nong
Plan Social Events At Lambda Chi and Mothers Tea
Mrs Robert Lea hosted eleven Lambda Chi members and one guest Miss Allene Whitmer at the Les home on Olive street. A Mothers Tea is planned Thursday afternoon at the LaPorte M E Church with bridge and a fruit course. Mrs Edward Lee served an African violet centerpiece. Mrs Myron Saussler to host in two weeks at Grafton road. April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lea
Lambda Chi
Allene Whitmer
Les
Olive Street
Harrison
Elf
M.C. A. Lambda
Mary Fifth
LaPorte M. E
Lurdes
Edward Lee
Myron Saussler
Grafton Road
Evening Club Schedule and Church Activities
Tonight includes Monopoly Club No 1 meeting with Mrs Pushbach at Cleveland Street, Redouble Two Club with Mrs Gene Ravelle, Cleveland United Presbyterian annual congregational dinner at 6 30 followed by business and officer elections. Blue Triangle Club at Y WoC. St Andrews Vestry in Guild Room at 7 p.m. St Johns 19 service at St Pauls 7 45. Lenten Bible study Junior Mission Band UT after school. Harvard Ave widening project Friday 2 at Baptist Church Home on Bastainue to continue Bible study. Circle No 2 of St Aenes church meets in basement Thursday afternoon.
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Monopoly Club
Pushbach
Cleveland Street
Gene Ravelle
United Presbyterian Church
Blue Triangle Club
Y. Woc
AL St. Andrew's Vestry
S P.m. St. John’s Church
St. Paul's
Midween Bibles
UT. P
Tol
Warvard
Baptist Church
Bastenue
St. Aenes
Elyria PT A Council Accepts Three Recommendations
Elyria Parent-Teacher Association executive committee approved three recommendations at Tuesday’s meeting. They include viewing the film Life Begins at Ely school. earmarking more funds for glasses for needy children. and sending five delegates with bus fare to the North Central District Convention in Marion on April 6. The chartered bus departs Hotel Elyria at 7:00 AM. Members cited 1284 paid PTA members and progress toward state quota. Preparations for summer playgrounds and the stage production Collegiana’s, with a large committee of volunteers, were outlined. Rehearsals begin April 12 with afternoon sessions for school children. Forty-two representatives attended. next meeting set for the last Tuesday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyina
Earl Lautensehlezer
Ely School
Marion
George Tulk
Merritt Powell
Dewey Hull
H. Thompson
Paul Hines
Elyria
C. Fell
Howard Thompson
Washington
Collegiana’ S
Soddy
Morris Brown
L. J. Boothroyd
Ed Champion
Henry Ingersall, Jr
J. M. Kemmerer
Ed Fell
J.C. Lin‘ville
Clyde Worthington
H. B. Forbes
Elmer Smith
Carl Wooden
Henry Anlt
W. L. Robinson
Alex Fell
H. E. Marsh
Gates
Powers
Local Personal Notes From Elyria Port Dates and Moves
A long list of residents and visitors is reported with moves to new homes and travels. Mr. and Mrs. D Squires move from the Gray Block on Second Street to their daughter Mrs. Carl Haven on East Avenue. Mrs. Ermerich and sister Mrs. Fred Tillman travel to Philadelphia after attending their brother Reverend Kasinski’s funeral in Lorain. Several others return from Florida trips, visit relatives in Cleveland and Brooklyn, or journey to Ohio towns for events and business. The piece records routine social and family movements among Elyria residents, including note of Mr Warner’s illness and death, and a luncheon hosted by Mrs C D Rawson for Mrs Doris Strong prior to her move to Los Angeles.
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D. Squires
Gray Block
Second Street
Carl Haven
East Avenue
J. F.rmerich
Middle Avenue
Fred Tillman
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Kasinski
Lorain
Paul Tillman
Coatsville
Toledo
Ohio
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
West Avenues
Canton
Ohio Better Milk Association
Marion Bassett
Hi. L. Bassett
Is Park Avenue
St. Petersburg
Florida
F. A. Novak
Oxford Avenue
Brooklyn
New York City
Charles Koelling
Cleveland
Richard Henry
Cleveland Street
C. H. Merthe
C. H. Merthe Co
Leonard Terry
Diane
Fay Warner
Clare Warner
Mt. Vernon
Okmulgee
Oklahoma
R. G. Warner
Warner
C. D. Rawson
Sixth Street
Doris Strong
Licenses Issued for Special Policemen in Cleveland Area
Charles E. Chambers aged 36 of Cleveland was licensed as a special policeman and Freda McClug aged 32 of 560 Cleveland Street Elyria was similarly licensed as a special policeman under local authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Chambers
Cleveland
Freda McClug
Cleveland Street
Elyria
Business Girls Observe Nation-Wide YWCA Event
Local YWCA hosts a nation wide observance with a banquet themed A Business Woman's Share in Democracy. Tables honor Grace Dodge Helen Keller Jane Addams Amelia Earhart and others while delegations read telegrams and feature charades and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
YWCA
Ywcas
Sisters Host Sigma Gamma Sorority Bridge Night
Sisters Mrs. Fred Smith and Mrs. Joseph Hochenedel entertained Sigma Gamma sorority members at Hast Avenue home. Prizes for the three high scores went to Miss Bea Johnstone Miss Helen Townsend and Mrs Vern Barnes. The group will meet again Tuesday evening April twenty sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Joseph Hochenedel
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Hast Avenue
Bridge
Bea Johnstone
Helen Townsend
Vern Barnes
News Of The Girl Scouts
Troop No. 4 met at St Marys Church for a first class practice and planned a splash party for April 5. They will assemble at the church for dancing at 7 and swim from 9 to 11. On April 4 they meet at 6 with sack lunches for a stop at Cascade Park. Jean Gray and Wistan Sherman earned Second Class badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Norebag
Cascade Park
Girl Scouts of
Shamrock
Dewey Hull
Oberlin Road
Priscila Martin
Maurice Moon
Evelyn Novak
Jean Gray
Wistan Sherman
Bedge
Grace Lutheran Fellowship serves ginney dinner
Men of Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club prepared and served dinner last night in the new parish hall at 6 30 chaired by Charles Winckler. The group of 35 extended courtesy to women noting their successful Fellowship drive with Robert Fossellus presiding at the business meeting. Reverend W W Walker reported on the Cleveland conference and noon day Lenten services. The evening closed with shuffle board bingo and anagrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men
Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club
Ginney
New Parah Hall
Charles Winckler
Wis & Courtesy
Robert Fossellus
W. W. Walker
Cleveland
Edward Rothgery
William Schmittgen
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Yorome TY
Dorothy Fung
Mable Little
Ainse Seanasy
J. L. Uri
Carlton Squires
Ro J Fitch
Keith Brown
Katherine Merthe
E. Bredbeck
Merthe
Beck Jed
Ladies ‘Aid Society
Chicago
Miss Southam
Daine
Vicks Va
Mrs. Squires
PT. A. Council
E. C. Barclay
Old Line Legal Reserve
Pamily Group
Wirth
Grant St
Grace Dodge
United States
Helen Keller
Jane Addams
Hull House
Amelia Earhart
Helen Willy Moody
Mary Lou Bayley
Frannces Clinker
Mary Sheeley
Beny Schaefer
Jane McGuire
Minnie Haas
Forest Ardell
Roberta Massey
Naomi Burge
Enid Bunting
Flora Krugman
Sylvia Chervenka
Helen Mocosny
D. A. Baird
Yo W. GC
A. Board
R. G. Buokwood
B. J. Ikuwenetine
Artemag Beebe
George Gould
H. M. Miller
League U
Whiser
Columbus
Eleanor Phiel
Leona Callahan
Dorothy Su
National Board of the
Y. Wlc. A
Edna Bate
Phyllis Pearson
Jare Metcullough
Etta Brooks
Martha Boorgnin
Ona V. Wolly
Demers
Roberta Moseley
Honorah May
Doris Standen
Helen Rudy
Jean Buckles
Grate O'Malley
Margaret Minch
Dorothy Saywell
Evelyn Fennimore
Virginia Mohrman
Wanda McRoberts
Peg Marsh
Lois Neving
Helen Reese
Sigrid Holman
Amidon Leip
Iit
East Ave
Shellac
Wee
News of the Girl Scouts
Sigloe
Betty Ryan
Third Street
Plas
Betty Moehle
Genevieve Gariss
Ruggles Beach
Louise Knierim
Betty MacDowell
M. E. Church
Psychics and Crystal
West Ave
Florence Schneider
Trenpetete
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