McKinley PTA Elects New Officers at Final Meeting
Mrs. Paul Hines chaired the last McKinley Parent-Teacher Association session in the school. The nominating committee’s slate was approved unanimously with Mrs. Herbert Cooke as president and other officers named. Miss Harriett Hubbard spoke on child centered education and reading methods, and Mrs. Cooke pledged loyalty in the installation ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hines
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Herbert Cooke
C. L. Bristol
Harvey C. Cheney
George Tulk
L. A. Hayes
Henry Meckley
Harriett Hubbard
Woman's Home Club Hosts Banco Evening on Hawthorne
Mrs W D Huffman opened her Hawthorne street home to club members for a banco night. Four tables of play were set with prizes awarded to Mrs George Smith Mrs Harry Dickens and Mrs Charles Troutman. Guests were invited to Mrs Castle's Hawthorne home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Huffman
Hawthorne Street
Woman’s Home Club
Banco
George Smith
Harry Dickens
Charles Trout
Castle
Olmsteaders Plan Next Month’s Tureen Supper
The Olmsteaders of the Second Congregational church met at the Thome of Alfred Luther on Lake Avenue. After business, the social chairman led the gathering to refreshments, then adjourned to meet next month with a tureen supper at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmsteaders
Second Congregational Church
Alfred Luther
Lake Avenue
Elyrians at Oberlin Inn host A A U W bridge party
Miss Edythe Harris Lydia Kahnt Hazel West and Mrs J George attended the Oberlin Inn event for the American Association of University Women Fellowship fund. Twenty tables of cards and other games were in play with an informal social time and refreshments. Mrs J R Hayler coordinated arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe Harris
Lydia Kahnt
Hazel West
J. ©. George
Elyrians
Oberlin Inn
American Association of University Women
Fellowship Fund
Ann
J. R. Hayler
Et-Yet Club Initiates Four New Members
Miss Annette Whitney hosted the Et-Yet Club at Lake Avenue for a short business meeting and initiation of four new members Misses Maxine Smith June Smith Helen Kramer and Doris Beal. Thelma Jumonts won high and Dorothy Gottlieb guest took low in bridge prizes. A luncheon followed hosted by the hostess and her mother. Next meeting location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Whitney
Lake Avenue
Maxine Smith
June Smith
Helen Kramer
Doris Beal
Thelma Jumonts High
Dorothy Gottlieb
Low
May Ely P T A Meeting Elects New Officers
The Ely P T A held its May meeting with about fifty attendees chaired by Mrs. R. Rockwood. Officers for 1953 were elected: President Mrs. Frank Hill, 1st Vice Mrs. Pfaff, 2nd Vice Miss Mantle, Secretary Mrs. Nichols, Treasurer Mrs. Garber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely P. T. A
R. Rockwood
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ely
Ohio
Dorothy Snyder
O’maller
Frank Hill
Pfaff
Miss Mantle
Nichols
Garber
McQuistien
Surprise Birthday Party For Madeline Rezek At Home
Mr and Mrs Carl J Rezek of 327 Huron Street hosted a birthday surprise for daughter Madeline Rezek Monday evening with games contests dancing and refreshments The gathering included numerous local youths and friends from Elyria Lorain Amherst Garfield Heights Cleveland and nearby areas with many listed attendees and accompanying family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Rezek
Huron Street
Madeline Rezek
Wannetta Benton
Katherine Halpin
Bernard Faite
John Black
Richard
Eugene Fell
Donald Bliss
Philip Amidon
Roy Long
Rocco Trombetta
Ethelyn Sehlmeier
la Roice Benton
Brad Wilson
Loretta Botamer
Maxine Smith
Helen Rudy
Beatrice Rudy
Evelyn Starkey
Virginia Flemming
Evelene Ernst
Owen Gleason
Harry Smith
Thelme Shaber
Fred Smith
Robert Fos
Richard Upton
Alea Echke
Elyria
Oberlin Beta Chapter Holds Spring Dance at Legion Hall
Phi Kappa Gamma Beta Chapter Oberlin School of Commerce hosted a spring dance Saturday night in American Legion Hall. Alumni and friends from across the state and beyond enjoyed decorated halls in school colors with Henry March and his orchestra playing. Max Worcester was general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Gamma
Oberlin School of Commerce
American Legion Hall
Henry March
Max Worcester
Final district Bible class meeting ends year with gifts
The year end gathering of District No. 12 Neigh borhood Bible classes at Mrs. R C Baird's Seventh street home included a lesson led by Mrs Davidson, a social hour, and refreshments. Mrs Davidson received a potted hydrangea while Mrs P A Spieth, longtime secretary, was presented with a plant. The group plans to resume in Tah. Guests included Mrs W E Cadmus at Mrs H W Tager coll Sr's Middle street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Baird
Seventh Street
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Edgar Cooper R D No 3 Mrs Russell Stokley Oxford Mrs Don Shriver 299 Columbia Roy Soules 10359 East River Mrs Rosa Klitz 553 Third street Discharges list Mrs Jacob Ligas Grafton Edgar Cooper R D No 3 Dwight Richard 79 Laundon court Grant Snider Souc Logan street Robert Stephens 318 E River
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Cooper
R. D. No
Russell Stokley
Oxford
Don Shriver
Columbia
Roy Soules
East River
Rosa Klitz
Third Street
Jacob Ligas
Grafton
R. D
Dwight Richard
Laundoncourt
Grant Snider
Souc Logan Street
Robert Stephens
E. River
Norwalk Methodist Conference Session Set for May in Collins
The forty second Norwalk District Methodist session meets May 10 in Collins Ohio with two conference sessions a morning and an afternoon The Ministers Wives Association holds a 1 PM reception and program Mrs E J Bond of Elyria discusses The Parsonage Its relation to the Church and Mrs D E Scott speaks on The Parsonage As a Home Rev QO Hannawalt is Collins pastor The program includes devotion roll call book club reports prayers economic order prohibition crisis discussions lunch 1 PM music sessions talks on churches farms sermons and closing consecration service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
The
Methodist Church
Collins
Ohio
Ministers’ Wives Association
E. J. Bond
Elyria
D. E. Scott
QO. E. Hannawalt
Collins Church
L. E. Rothrock
Book Club
Thomas Hughes
C. T. Craig
R. R. Jenkins
Townsend Young Peoples’ Choir
J. W. Cleland
E. A. Bell
C. R. Bair
L. L. Leech
Ernest Henes
Powell
Informal Party Honors Miss Saunders at Hubbell Home
An informal party at the Hubbell home honored Miss Virginia Saunders with three tables of contract bridge. Mrs. W. B. Hubbell and daughters hosted, flowers from the Hubbell garden added festivity, and high scores earned rewards for Mrs. Franklin Stearns and Mrs. Robert Biggs. A kitchen article shower followed. Miss Saunders is to wed Frederick Q. Griffin of St. Joseph Missouri on May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Saunders
Hubbell
W. B. Hubbell
Richard Stevens
Frances Hubbell
Franklin Stearns
Robert Biggs
Miss Saunders
Frederick Q. Griffin
St. Joseph
Missouri
Susanna Wesley class meets at Kothe home
Miss Agnes Kathe of Furnace street hosted the Susanna Wesley class at the Methodist church with Miss Marjorie Scott assisting. Prizes went to Mrs Ralph Wood and Mrs Gail Kathe for dancing. A mother daughter dinner is planned for May 15 at the church. The regular party will be at Miss Sarah Tapper's home on Jane fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Kathe
Furnace Street
Marjorie Scott
Susanna Wesley
Methodist Church
Ralph Wood
Gail Kathe
Sarah Tapper
Jane
D and D Club Holds Evening Party at Dill Home
Members of the D and D Clubb were entertained last evening at Mrs. Emma Dill's home No. 5 Nichols Kieck Pedro. Prizes went to Miss Julia Hult first, Mrs. Rose Rran second, and Mrs. Sadie Gorman third. The club will suspend meetings for the summer and resume in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Dill
Nichols Kieck
Pedro
Julia Hult
Rose Rran
Sadie Gorman
Local Cantons Invite Members to Decoration Ceremonies
Invitations were read at the Canton Lorain and Auxiliary meeting for out of town decoration ceremonies. Cantons Cleveland Cityshora No. 1% and Niles invited the local canton ara auxiliary to attend on May 26th. Mrs Edith Henry won the prize. Luncheon was served by the Oberlin committee. The lodges will meet again in ten weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chivuiry
Canton Lorain
Canton Ciyshora No
Cleveland
Niles
Ohio
Canton Ara
Edith Henry
Oberlin Committee
Tay
Monday Colonial Club Meets With Mrs Crandall
The Monday Colonial club gathered yesterday at Mrs H A Crandall's Earl Court home. Three tables were in play for the usual games of five hundred. Mrs D C Martin will host the next gathering on Monday May fifteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Colonial Club
H. A. Crandall
Earl Court
D. C. Martin
Hancock and Tufford Families Return From Los Angeles
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hancock of East Avenue and Mrs. George Tufford of Third Street returned last evening from Los Angeles California. Mrs. Tufford and Mrs. Hancock spent the winter there and Mr. Hancock went out recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hancock
East Avenue
George Tufford
Third Street
Los Angeles
California
Tufford
Hancock
Evangelistic Services Draw Large Crowds At First Baptist
The First Baptist church filled its main auditorium and choir for a unique service led by evangelist Charles E. Neighbour. Tickets will be required for next Sunday afternoon mass meeting, with two tickets allotted per attendee while supplies last. Neighbour outlined seven future sermon topics and explained the seven judgments with choir members representing each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Evangelist
Hamilton
Ont
Christ
Charles E. Neighbour
J. L. Birdsall
F. A. Yost
Calvary
Jehoshaphat
David
Neighbour
Oberlin AAUW Group Discusses Foreign Domestic and Art Topics
Twenty five Elhria members of the Oberlin Branch of the American Association of University Women met at Mrs. Gerald MM. Frank's home for a study group. Miss Gertrude Jaster chaired with talks on Germany, sweatshop conditions, and reflections of theater in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elhria
Oberlin
Amercan Association of University Women
Mire
Gerald MM. Frank
Studs Group
Gertrude Jaster
C. H Price
Germany
Marr
Waldemar Nichols
Wilson Augustine
H. Cushing
Preparations Underway for Elyria Choral Concert May Ninth
The Choral Department of Elyria Musical Art completes final rehearsal ahead of the annual concert to be held May ninth at First Congregational Church at eight o clock. Guest soloist Miss Betty Freeman violinist from Oberlin will perform in two groups of solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elyria Musical Art
First Congregational Church
Betty Freeman
Oberlin
Freeman
Golos
Community Club Night Across St Pauls Groups
Tonight multiple groups meet around St Pauls including Clover Leaf Circle with Mrs L C Sheriff at 119 Neufer Court and St Johns 03 Club with Mrs Elan Peck on East River. Moose Home hosts Womer of the Moose while Y P L gathers with guests from Loraine and Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Circle
St. Paul’s
L. C. Sheriff
Neufer Court
St. John’s
Elan Peck
East River
Womer
The
Moose
Moose Home
St. Paul's
Young People’s League
Lorain
Amherst
Y. W
Knights of St. John
Elyria Ledge
American Legion Auxiliary
Y. Indus Club
Race Lutheran Church
Rebekah
Agnes Erickson
Grant Street
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Methodist Church
Trustees of
U. P. Church
Guild of First Congregational church holds annual meeting
The Guild of the First Congregational church held its annual business meeting after a threen lunch eon with thirty six members at the dining room. Mrs Al Mason led as general chairman and a prior program featured a String Quartet and solo spring songs. The secretary reported 142 garments completed for Red Cross robes for the choir two quilts and various church contributions. Mrs J C Bins became strawberry festival chair and Mrs A C Schilleman to chair the picnic committee for an event at The Hedges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of
First Congregational Church
al Mason
Eric Chapman
Virgil Waite
O. E. Townsend
Gladys McCullough
Wilfred Bowdler
Elizabeth Rich
Chapman
Red Cross
J. C. Bins
A. C. Schilleman
Splendid Program At Jefferson P T A Meeting
Jefferson P T A held a large gathering with music by the Jefferson Junior High School orchestra and girls glee club directed by J Martin Beck. The program included an accordion solo by George Zemba, folk dances by Ebba Fosselius classes, a Lily Sage tap dance, and a Hill Billy trio. Attorney Guy B Findley spoke on Use of Leisure Time by Girls and Boys of the Teen Age. Officers elected at the annual meeting were Mrs Frank Spencer president, Mrs George Sayers first vice president, Mrs Robert Slack second vice president, Mrs R H Harrison secretary, and Mrs William Mathewson treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Junior High School
J. Martin Beck
Jefferson Parent- Teacher Association
George Zemba
Ebba Fosselius
Lily Sage
Hill Billy
Guy B. Findley
Frank Spencer
George Sayers
Robert Slack
R. H. Harrison
William Mathewson
Edith Smith Hosts Bridge Party With Prize Winners
Miss Edith Smith entertained friends at two tables of bridge last evening. Miss Doris Hance won first prize and Hazel Castle took consolation for the low score. Guests from out of town included Mabel Beamer of Amherst Irene Murphy of Lorain and Helen Beutel of Port Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Smith
Doris Hance
Hazel Castle
Mabel Beamer
Amherst
Irene Murphy
Lorain
Helen Beutel
Port Clinton
Girl Reserves Plan Mother Daughter Tea
Jefferson Girl Reserves met Monday afternoon in the school gym. They planned a mother daughter tea for the last of May and conducted a routine business meeting. Theo dora Demos and Beatrice Fell gave a tap dance. Esther Lee Geraldine Powell Marian Patterson and Hazel Kaufman performed an original playlet. The group will meet again in a week with Miss Eleanor Worden as advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Girl
Theodora Demos
Beatrice Fell
Esther Lee
Geraldine Powell
Marian Patterson
Hazel Kaufman
Cish
Eleanor Worden
E. L. F. Club Social and Plans Recap
The E. L. F. Club met at Mise Trene Zachman’s home 122 Chase Street for sewing and amusements. They planned a May breakfast in Ely Woods in about two weeks and a Hard Times Party May 16 at Mrs. Earl Tompkins’s Oakwood Street home with Miss Lillian Palmer as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L F. Club
Mise Trene Zachman
Chase Street
Ely Woods
E. L. F. Club
Earl Tompkins
Oakwood Street
Lillian Palmer
Mon-O-Moy Club Meets At Crist Home For Social
Members gathered on the Griswold road for a regular meeting followed by a social hour with games. Lil Crist won first prize and Ruth Barton earned consolation. The next meeting is set for May eighth at Ruth Barton’s Seventh street home. Mr and Mrs W H Crowe and Miss Jerene Crow attended Louis St Marie's funeral at Marblehead yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon-O-Moy Club
Lil Crist
Griswold Road
Ruth Barton
W. H. Crowe
Jerene Crow
Louis St
Marriage License Applications Listed For Several Local Couples
A list of marriage license applications includes Urban S. Koethe 26 insurance salesman of Lorain and Ethel Ruth Marsh 26 of Carlisle Township. Frank Spooner 25 farmer of Amherst Township and Alice Zvara 17 of Amherst Township. Cleon Crowell 26 farmer and Edna Mae Hills 19 of Eaton Township. Howard Abraham Mahan 22 laborer of Elyria and Ann Andrew Marchbank Davidson. Victor Charles Toth Jr 23 farmer of Carlisle Township and Mary Nemeth 19 of Amherst Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Koethe
Lorain
Ethel Ruth Marsh
Carlisle Township
Bond
Frank Spooner
Farmer
Amherst Township
Alice Zvara
Buda
Cleon Crowell
Edna Mae Hills
Eaton Township
Kohl
Howard Abraham Mahan
Elyria
Ann Andrew Marchbank Davidson
Brown
Victor Charles Toth, Jr
Mary Nemeth
Zekany
Local Society Notes and Birth Announcements
Mr and Mrs C Ferguson Swank and daughter Barbara returned to Johnstown Pennsylvania yesterday after a visit with Mrs Swank’s mother Mrs C W Colgan on George Street. Mr and Mrs Russel Stonley announce the birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on May 2. Miss Maxine Krisher of Princeton Avenue has helped organize a sports carnival at Ohio State University. George H Link of Elyria elected president of Delta Alpha Pi at Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ferguson Swank
Barbara
Johnstown
Penneyvania
Swank
C. W. Colgan
George Street
Harold Schwind
Stath Street
Hotel Chelsea
New York
Pitschurch
Philadelphia
Marie
Burlington
Vermont
Marbiehead
Louis St. V Marle
W .H. Cros
West Avenues
Edia Smith
Second Street
Helen Beutel
Port Clinton
Ohio
Roosevelt Avenue
Frock Pattern 9595 Promises Easy Home Sewing
Simple junior miss pattern 9595 offers a chic mod el dress with three sleeve flares a flattering collar and waistline for sizes 10 to 16. Includes clear cutting and sewing instructions send 15 cents for each pattern order to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Dept New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Soula
Chronicle- Telegram Pattern Department
W. 18Th Street
New York
N.Y
West Ridge social page notes Kent State visits
Miss Jean Wagner and roommate Annetta Ogg of Kent State College visited over the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs William Wasner. Mrs A Rennne and son George and grandson George Baum of Elyria were guests. Charles Schwartz and Jamil traveled on Feidas, Miss Wilda McCauley attended a Cleveland theater Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Wagner
Annetta Ogg
Kent State College
Willliam Wasner
A. Rennne
George
George Baum
Elyria
Charles Schwartz
Jamil
Wilda McCauley
Cleveland
Oh Gee Club Plans Theater Party After Meeting
Miss Thelma Manns entertained the Oh Gee Club on Butternut Ridge road. At the Friday business session a theater party was voted for Saturday night with Hearts and Cooties as the diversion. Jean Wagner won the prize. Refreshments followed for Pauline Long Jean Wagner Annetta Oss Margaret Pallas Lillian Eldred Violet Esther Rowley Marian Pallas and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OH Gee Club
Thelma Manns
Butternut Ridge Road
Jean Wagner
Pauline Long
Annetta Oss
Margaret Pallas
Lillian Eldred
Violet
Esther Rowley
Marian Pallas
New Books At The Library
A Chicago library page lists new titles including Life Begins at Forty by Walter Pitkin and European Skyways by Lowell Thomas. Also featured are Ma Cinderella by Harold Bell Wright and Basque People by Dorothy Canfield, with brief notes on content and appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitkin
Walter B. Pitkin
Columbia
School of Journalism
United States
America
Thomas
Lowell Thomas
Europe
Myles
Wright
Harold Bell Wright
Dan Mattrene
Jeff Todd
Haskell
Diane
John Herbert
Canfield
Dorothy Canfield
Argentina
Trio in homemade incubator in New York
Mary Helen, Marion Esther and Marilyn Verna McCann, triplets born to Mr and Mrs William H McCann, lie in a wooden box wrapped in blankets with many pint bottles around. Father tends the bottles by exchanging hot water, keeping the improvised incubator warm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clean
N. Y
U.P
Mary Helen
Marion Esther
Marilyn Verna
William H. McCann
Indians plan reforestation and wildlife restocking
Miss Margaret Pallas spoke on May day on the ODANAHE Wildb P-Bad River reservation Indians undertake to restock and reserve wildlife haunts. A program of reforestation and regulation of hunting fishing and tree cutting is expected to yield necessary revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bad River Reservation
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Hove
McKinley P. T. A
Woman's Home Club
2Nd Cong
Luther Home
Ebridge
TIN Oberlin
Storage Service
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Ave
Madeline Rezerk
Legion Hall
W. E. Cadmus
H. W. Tagercoll, Sr
Middle Avenue
Saunders
Kothe
D. and
D. Club
Meel
Canton and
Auxiliary
Colonial Club
A. Alu. WW
1ST
Cong's Guild
Jefferson P. T. A
le Fe
West Ridge
Thelma Manos
Broad St
Y Pinstairs
Frederick Permanents
AI Kyle
Beauty Shoppe
Washington Ave
LA Vogue
Marcel Goc
Manicure
Elyria Savings & Trust
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