Junior Department of Woman's Club Holds Final Meeting
Elyria Junior Dept of the Woman's Club wraps up its year with notes of charity, a mortgage payoff plan for the clubhouse, and an urging to support a ten day Camp Iss-See-Kes stay for one boy. Plans include a May Party at Spring Valley and a mother and daughter banquet. The club also reviewed Rachel Crother's Susan and God and announced a May 22 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Ted Seward
Elyria Woman’s Club
Doz Myers
Dental Fund
John Shaw
Spring Valley Country Club
Seward
Kenneth Martin
Benninghoff
Pearl Buck
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Carl Curtis
Lorain County
Eleanor Erickson
Beverly Peterman
Detroit
Louis
Sumner Hartwell
Department of Education and Fine Arts
Rachel Crother
Susan and
God
Gertrude Lawrence
Susan
Hartwell
Martha Thomas
Ervin Wentz
Winifred Seward
Charles Wentz
John Worthington
Carl Gerber
C. H. Hamilton
Phyllis Agate
Plan Future Meetings At Second Congregational Church
Mrs. Robert Gilliland with Miss Hazel Martin hosted Division E at Lake Avenue home Monday evening. Mrs. Alice Luther led as plans for upcoming months included quilt work for the Fall bazaar, an ice cream social in late June, a July birthday tea, and a lake picnic in August. Tentative plans for a September flower show were discussed and members urged to consider garden planning. Refreshments were served to twelve members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gilliland
Hazel Martin
Division E
Second Congregational Church
Lake Avenue
Alice Luther
Formal Dance Opens Elyria Country Club Summer Season
Members and guests will attend a formal dance at the Elyria Country Club Saturday evening to inaugurate the Summer social season. Jack Flynn's orchestra will provide music for dancing and William Kerr, entertainment committee chairman, leads arrangements for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
Jack Fliynn
William Kerr
Pre-nuptial shower honors Haglund and Carrick
Miss Rose Marie Haglund and Miss Neva Carrick, cousins and Buckeye Sew ers 4-H club members, were guests of honor at a surprise shower hosted by Mrs. Z. D. Hoag in Abbe Road. Contests awarded Neva Carrick, Hazel Smith, and Betty Waldron prizes. Haglund and Carrick were to wed in late May and mid June respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Marie Haglund
Neva Carrick
Buckeye Sewers 4
Miss Haglund
Jack Haney
Columbus Street
Miss Carrick
Henry Crozier
Lake Avenue
Odd Fellows meet in Lorain hall for 120th anniversary
Canton Lorain No. 93 and Ladies Auxiliary No. 11 held a joint session at the I O O F hall. Lieutenant Harry Walls named the drum bearers for the Decoration of Chivalry on May 20 in Oberlin. The program featured Lizzie Lewis in charge, a speaker comparing past and present Odd Fellowship, a question bee, and a flower bouquet for Thelma Malham’s high score. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Hall
Canton Lorain
Harry Walls
Oberlin
Odd Fellowship In America
Lizzie Lewis
All Sang
America
Carl Berger
Frank Wilson
Summers
Lewis
Thelma Malham
Feakins
Powers
Sam Powers
Auxiliary to V F W Post Holds Meeting Plans Poppy Day
Attendance was strong at the Auxiliary to V F W Post 1079 meeting in club rooms with Mary Moir presiding. Plans were made for Poppy Day on May 27 and Anna Powell named chairman as well as leading a membership drive with Eleanor McCully. Lunch was served by Eleanor McCully Bertha Mulroy and Mary Moir. The next meeting is set for May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moir
Anna Powell
Eleanor McCully
Bertha Mulroy
Musical Art Chorus Spring Concert May 23 at First Congregational
Musical Art Chorus of the Elyria Musical Art Society will present its annual Spring Concert on Tuesday May 23 at 8:00 PM in the First Congregational church. The 70 member choir directed by J Martin Beck will perform a program ranging from oratorio to Frimls Donkey Serenade with a woodwind ensemble from Oberlin Conservatory providing assistance.
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Musical Art Chorus
Elyria Musical Art Society
First Congregational Church
J. Martin Beck
Friml
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Community Gleanings of Local Residents and Visitors
Local notes report Mrs. Glen Yost returning home from convalescence with her mother in law Mrs. Fred Yost on Kenyon Avenue. George Ferguson and Melville Witter families return from Florida and Ohio visits. A Cleveland Daughters of America rally rehearsal and a Cleveland Clinic treatment for Max Oldfield are listed. Betty Agate represents Ohio Wesleyan in a state swimming meet. Founders Day breakfast for Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority hosts and Merry Mix-Ups club bingo at East Broad Street ends with prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Yost
Fred Yost
Kenyon Avenue
North Ridgeville
George Ferguson
Second Street
Tampa
Florida
Melville Witter
Roosevelt Avenue
Martha Simmons
Harngore
Ohio
Paul Gillbaugh
Bauerstown
George Coleman
Medina
Albert McWilliams
Georgine Becker
Iona Hanson
Cleveland
Max Oldfield
Cleveland Clinic
Beverly Peterman
Detroit
Michigan
Grand River Boulevard
O. G. Sheppard
Henry Townsend
Delaware
Jeanette Sheppard
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Oliver Townsend
Townsend
Miss Sheppard
Ohio Wesleyan University
George Melin
Parma
Charles Melin
Elyria
Stephen Melin
Ashtabula
E. J. Howenstine
J. Martin Beck
Curtis Spence
Earl Lautenschleger
Phyllis Pearson
Genevieve Zechman
Ona V. Holly
Frances Lemon
Roma Bader
Betty Agate
Ethel Agate
Oberlin
Ohio State University
Wesleyan
Miss Agate
Fred A. Barr
Chase Street
Mercer
Sharon
New Castle
Pennsylvania
S. Edelman
Pasadena Avenue
New York City
New York
C. A. Roig
Jessie Rhodehamel
Phoenix
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Petrified Forest
Roig
D. Rhodehamel
Lone Star
Kansas
Otis Hoover
Overbrook
Louis Kahn
Columbia Avenue
Dr. Brown
Cincinnati
Mortimer Wood
Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ruth Carlson
Caroline Rost
Marjorie Francis
Aurilla Lyon
Nell Willows
Lucille Griffin
Tau Chi
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Carlson
Elsie Scrivens
East Broad Street
Ethel Sparks
Dorothy Nichols
Jessie Bauer
Mrs. Bauer
Mrs. Sparks
East Bridge Street
Rainbow Gardens skating party hosts 135 youths
One hundred thirty five boys and girls attended the skating party last evening from seven to nine at Rainbow Gardens. Jefferson and Ely Girl Reserves sponsored the event with Betty Chancellor and Mrs A L Gegenheimer as advisors. They were assisted by Mary Louise Carr, Evelyn Fenimore and Frances Lemon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Gardens
Jefferson and Ely
Betty Chancellor
Ely
A. L. Gegenheimer
Jefferson
Mary Louise Carr
Evelyn Fenimore
Frances Lemon
Bride Of May Honored At Party
Miss Marie Drowns celebrated her upcoming marriage to Wilbur Rudd with a social at Mrs. R. Abbey’s home on Carlisle avenue. The event featured dancing, a green and white buffet, prizes for several guests, and gifts for the bride-to-be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Drowns
Wilbur Rudd
Miss Drowns
H. Drowns
Carlisle Avenue
R. Abbey
Danco
O. Pixley
C. Baker
H. Crowns
Edison and area Parent Teacher groups meet with plans
Edison P T A meets Thursday at three with officer installation and a musical program led by Mrs L Weichel. Gates P T A holds a May 22 card party at the Elyria Woman's Club. May 3 program features kindergarten entertainment and Miss Harriett Hubbard on preschool child. Annual officer elections and social hour follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Parent-Teacher Association
L. Weichel
Gates Parent- Teacher Association
Elyria Woman's Club
Y Debs Present Play At Y W
The Y Debs group presented the three act comedy Look Who's Here in the Y gym with cast members Raymond Bowen Lois Sharke Estelle Dorothy Christman Elinor Fisler Robert Mallory and others. Mrs Frederick Meng directed the play with Mary Lowie Carr as book holder and Leora Shreve as costume and property mistress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Winchell
Raymond Bowen
Alice
Lynette Shaefer
Estelle
Lois Sharke
Lois Barlow
Elinor Graber
Bil Ryan
Leora Shreve
Helen Shaefer
Marjorie Pemberty
Frank West
Girl Scouts Hike To Elywoods For Wiener Roast
Elyria troop No. 5 hiked to Elywoods for a wiener roast as members work on the foot travelers badge. One member Jean Dutch completed the required one hundred miles this scout year. A skating party for all Elyria Girl Scouts is set for Saturday May 6 from 2 to 4 PM. Four new girls Nancy Vaughn Helen Butler Jean Beltz and Esther Young joined the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Elywoods
Jean Dutch
Elyria
Nancy Vaughn
Helen Butler
Jean Beltz
Esther Young
Play by Rachel Crother Offered with Refreshments Served
A modern three act play by Rachel Crother was presented with refreshments served by Mrs. Birmingham from a prettily appointed table. The event featured audience interest and a social reception following the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Crother
Birmingham
Delegates Vote Today On National Regional Officers
Delegates to the National Congress of Parents and Teachers voted today on a vice president at large and three regional vice presidents. Nominees include Dr. McKinley Robinson and Dr. Joseph Artman for the at large post, and Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Hughes, and Mrs. Taylor for regional posts. Voting continued all day as officers for the next year were chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
McKinley Robinson
Kalamazoo
Mich
Joseph Artman
Chicago
Thomas G. Gosling
Washington
F. C. Cox
Roanoke
L. G. Hughes
Indianapolis
M. A. Taylor
Bonham
Tex
Joseph K. Folsom
Vassar College
Stringfellow Barr
Str. John’s College
Annapolis, Md
Barr
Buncaneers Club Teatime Sparks Name Change Talk
Mrs James Neuman hosted Buncaneers at Harrison street. Business meeting discussed changing the club name but no decision made. Prizes awarded for Bunca to Mrs Fred Maddock and Miss Lois Kieffer. Next meeting planned May 18 at Mrs Melvin Sanders 15 Philips court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Neuman
Harrison Street
Fred Maddock
Lois Kieffer
Melvin Sanders
Philips Court
Relief Chief to Speak at Elyria Democratic Women’s Club
J. P. Van Schoick of Columbus Ohio chief relief examiner of the state will address the Elyria Democratic Women's Club Thursday evening. The meeting is set at the Elyria Woman's Club at eight o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. van Schoick
Columbus
Ohio
Elyria Democratic Women’s Club
Elyria Woman's Club
Sonrisa Club
Fire Department and Telephone Company
Ann Taryan
Ann Bahnt
Calendar items from various clubs and church groups
A list of meetings and social events from multiple organizations including Maranatha class, Octave Club, St. Agnes P T A, St. John’s clubs, Tri Sigma sorority, Jolly 8 Bunco, Odette Club, Orue Sempre, Daughters of Scotia anniversary tureen, Hungarian Reformed church parleys, Employed Young Women’s League, Elizabeth Stevens Society, St. Agnes Circle No 4 card party, Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association, Elyma Lodge and Council, Frank S Harmon Lodge, Senior Young People’s League, Grace Lutheran, Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias, Holiness Prayer meeting, and Chevalier Lodge activities with various times and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octave Club
Norma Schultz
St. Agnes P.T. A
Church Hall
St. John’s
Esther Mellinger
East Avenue
Ella Peck
el Porto
Ellis Daywood
Spruce Street
Tri Sigma Sorority
Gladys Knapp
North Ridgeville
Ruth Blakely
Second Street
Jolly 8
Bunco Club
Ralph Betts
Homer Street
Odette Club
Robert Bridgett
Lodi Street
Orue Sempre Club
Fred Dostall
Grafton
Daughters of Scotia
Cirele Dot
Kathryn Rousher
Middle Avenue
L. Society
Hungarian Reformed Church
Sigloe
Skyuta
Bellefield
Young Women’s League
Elizabeth Stevens Society
M E
St. Agnes Circle
Woman’s Club
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Elyma Lodge
O. F. Elyma Council Jr. O. U. Alm Wurst
Frank S. Harmon
Masonic Temple
Young People’s League
St. Paul's
Cong’s
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
Julian Perkins
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
George Haines
Daughters of America council plans May rally in Cleveland
Elyria Council 335 met at British Empire Hall with good attendance. Final plans were completed for the rally in Hotel Cleveland on Friday May 12. Members will meet at the hall Friday at 11 a m and a bus will take them to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council No
Daughters of America
British Empire Hall
Cleveland
Paskvan Barney Wedding Set for May 20 in Lorain
The marriage of Alvina Barney to Frank Paskvan of Lorain is announced for Saturday May twentieth at St Marys Church in Lorain at nine. Barney, daughter of John Barney of 122 West River Street and Elyria High School class of 1933, will wed National Tube Co employee Frank Paskvan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvina Barney
Frank Paskvan O Lorain
St. Mary’s Church
Miss Barney
O John Barney
West River Street
Elyria High School
The
National Tube Co
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Short List
Admission names include William Shep herd Frances Lennerth Mrs Everett Hill Ralph Cookston Lawrence Sooy Sally Griffiths Marjorie Sorg William Randall Mrs Alice Tremaine and Treva Hornby Discharges list Robert Dyke and Grafton resident Treva Hornby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shepherd
Huron Street
Frances Lennerth
Columbia Station
Everett Hill
Valley City
Ralph Cookston
RD No
LaGrange Road
Lawrence Sooy
Wellington
Sally Griffiths
Lorain
Marjorie Sorg
Medina
Wiliam Randall
West Eighth Street
Alice Tremaine
Third Street
Robert Dyke
Treva Hornby
Grafton
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