Past Presidents of Elyria Woman's Club Attend 25th Anniversary
Past presidents who had served the Elyria Woman's Club were in the receiving line with president Mrs. George C. Colburn to greet members on the club's twenty fifth anniversary. About two hundred guests registered at the Club House as bouquets and plants added festive air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club, Inc
George C. Colburn
Colburn
Emma Olds
G. B. Findley
Charlies Ashbrook
Cleveland
J. C. Bins
A. W. Huse
A. C. Schilleman
Birmingham
Eila Mullspaugh
New Jersey
Collin
Legion Auxiliary Shave Mother Daughter Party Planned
After the next regular meeting the Legion auxiliary will hold a mother daughter party with Mrs Gertrude Smith and her team in charge of the entertainment. The group voted to prepare graves sprays for Memorial Day and announced a county council banquet at Avon Lake and a special county council meeting in Elyria. Mrs Helen Smith won the prize. Juniors will host a luncheon next Saturday noon for their mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Gertrude Smith S
Charse
Fred Hadaway
County Council
Avon Lake
Special County Council
Elyria
Helen Smith
Margaret Zachman hosts Grace Lutheran teachers meeting
Grace Lutheran Church teachers and officers met at Miss Margaret Zachman's Chase Street home to discuss the school. Arthur Eblke and Reverend Schumm led, Children's Day planned for the second Sunday in June, Bill Couture named committee chairman. Final fall meeting scheduled before the annual picnic at the Hedges on September seventeenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Zachman
S. S
Grace Lutheran Church
Chase Street
Arthur Eblke
Schumm
Bill Coutle
Galaxy Club Hosts Eleanor Hillmer Incident and Dinner
Galaxy Club members were entertained by host Miss Eleanor Hillmer at 17 Park Avenue. Bridge winner was Mrs Theodore E. Seward, with Miss Jeanne Reid second and Miss Grahamnion consolation. A pink and green supper followed, then a dance report and plans for a Lotus Gardens party in Cleveland. Next meeting May 16 at Mrs Theodore Seward’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galaxy Club
Eleanor Hillmer
Park Avenue
Bridge
Theodore E. Seward
Jeanne Reid
Grahamnion
Lotus Gardens
Cleveland
Winifred Seward
Theodore Seward
Cascade Street
Birthday luncheon follows Moose chapter meeting
After Elyria Chanter No. 773 Women of the Moose held a well attended business meeting last evening the group honored their chaplain with a birthday luncheon. The next Moose gathering is Tuesday evening May 1 at Moose Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chanter No. 773
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Co-Ed Clan Holds Meeting at Thelma Shober Home
Members of the Co-Ed clan met last evening at Thelma Shober’s Iluran street home. Plans were discussed for four dames in the near future after a tic club was entertained by Ederh Shepard and Sue McCurly. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set for May 15 at Loretia Botamer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Shober
Iluran Street
Ederh Shepard
Sue McCurly
Loreita Botamer
Afternoon social at Mrs Koch home entertains twelve
A Tuesday afternoon gathering for twelve at Mrs Marr Koch's East Riser street home featured refreshments and friendly hospitality. Guests were invited to return in one month at Mrs Charie Schmitizen's Wooster street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congrrie
Marr Koch
East Riser Street
Charie Schmitizen
Wooster Street
Three Act Play to Follow Fellowship Supper at Methodist
Admission notes show discharge of Mrs. Quincy Sludge and announce a three act play Crafty Grandpa to be staged at the Methodist church after a 6:20 fellowship supper Thursday. The humorous rural tale features Grandpa and a public cast, with 7:43 PM start and 7:10 PM doors. A large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Grandpa
Hans Steger
Viv Dillinghem
Marion Crowder
Dillingham
Mary Johnson
Nancy Dillingham
Louisa Hunt
Peter Dillingham
Arthur Boveri
Fanny
Reeda Wille
Brown
S.A. Vibper
Doand
Emma Weitmere
Oliva Stanwood
Dorothy Rober
Professor Billings
John Springer
Othee
Young Peoples League Holds First Joint Meeting
The Young Peavite's League of St Pauls Evangelion held a rainbow decorated social evening with 140 attendees from Amherst Lorain and this city. Emily Welton and Marszare Arthony dressed in colonial costumes greeted guests. A play titled Father Goes on 2 Dist was staged and prizes awarded to Helen Schreiner Harold Nunn and Marian Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of St
Clifford Roe
Harley Siese
Bigee
Ted Washke
Doris Anadeisos
Alice O'Million
George Pallas
Gladys Welton
Srivia Chervenka
Karl Quade
Fkharoah
Lorain
Marian Anthony
Eivira League
Girl Scout Troop IT Meeting Stages Patrol Reporting
Yesterday the Girl Scouts of Troop IT held a meeting at Crauarch. The session opened with a discussion of flaws motto and slogan and an inspection. Patrols presented their messages and returned to the greeting place to report the new orders. Several gates were placed and the meeting ended with taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Crauarch
Girl Scouts Hold Meeting at First Congregational Church
The Girl Scouts of Troop I met at the First Congregational Church on Tuesday May 2 for opening formation and short patrol meetings. Four girls from Troop I came from the Church of Christ to visit. games were played afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop I
Church of Christ
Annual Concert by Musical Art Chorus
The Choral Department of the Musical Art Society under Mrs. Charles Edward Mayhew hosts its annual concert at First Congregational Church on Tuesday evening May ninth at eight. A varied program features serious works including Gounod's me tet By Babinon's Wave Tes ten to the Lambs and Land Sighting with solos. Lighter numbers and a Bel Canto Study Class group perform with Mrs. Mayhew. Mildred Findley assists. Miss Betty Freeman of Cleveland Oberlin Conservatory will be guest soloist with two violin sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musical Art Society
Charles Edward Mayhew
First Congregational Church
Gounod
Babinon
Wave
Nathaniel Pett
Harriott Francis
Garieg
George Tulk
Homer Hatch
Florence Blackwell
Danny Bays
Londonderry
Gretchaninoff
Woodman
Oleg Speaks
Mark Andrews
Warner
Cadman
Hildac
Annual May Breakfasts Held at Two Churches
The First Methodist and First Congregational churches hosted their annual May breakfasts. About 110 guests at Methodist and 150 at Congregational enjoyed decor, readings, and talks on beauty and nature. Speakers included Reverend John Repontz and Mrs. L. E. Lord, with musical performances by church women’s groups. Meetings announced for May 9 and the association’s annual session in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodosy
Gina
Circle 4
C. B. Simkins
John Repontz
Fields
A. C. Hudautr
S. Hartwell
D. A. Baird
R. T. Moore
M. Little
Olfe. Brodbeck
R. Vestal
Otiss
Marjorie Rossiter
A. F. Terry
A. F. Terry Was Accompanist, and Solo Voiees Included Mesdames Bredbeck Hudnutt
Vesta
Hartwell
Gerald Rice
Mandy
Lindy Lodge Hosts Kid Party at Rennie Home
Mrs. William Rennie hosted Lindy Lodge on Gratton road for a Tuesday evening party. Miss Jennie Morris joined the club during a brief meeting. Edith and Edna Whitney won prizes in kid games and a luncheon with green and white decor followed. Dolls dressed by the host were placed at each seat for the guests. The next meeting will be a barter and exchange at Muss Alies Smith's Ridgeville home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rennie
Lindy Lodge
Gratton Road
Jennie Morris
Lake Avenue
Edith
Edna Whitney
Muss Alies Smith
Ridgeville
Lorain GEEREY Christian Endeavor Union Plans State Convention
The Lorain GEEREY Christian Endeavor Union met Tuesday at President Harold Olmstead's home. Kenneth Young and Edna Koontz provided refreshments as plans were made to attend the State E convention June 27-30 in Cincinnati at Hotel Netherland Plaza. Principal speakers include International President Dr. Daniel A. Poling and World Sunday School Union General Secretary James A. Kelly. Edward Pallas leads the Division committee as the meeting closed with a CE benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Geerey Christian Endeavor Union
Harold Olmstead
Kenneth Young
Elyria
Edna Koontz
Lorain
Marute
Hotel Netherland Plaza
Cincinnati
Daniel A. Poling
World's Sunday School Union
St Agnes PTA Holds Final Meeting Of Year
The St Agnes Parent Teacher Association met for the final business meeting of the year with Mrs Joseph Welsh presiding. Officers were elected: Welsh president Albert Bauer vice president L Beaumont secretary J Dunlap treasurer. A spring sale was announced for May 11 in the church hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes
Joseph Welsh
Linden
Welsh
Akron
Albert Bauer
L. Beaumont
J Dunlap
Mrs Hubbard hosts WRC leaders and contests at Westhive home
Mrs Helen Hubbard entertained fourteen past presidents of the Women's Relief Corps at her Westhive street home yesterday. President Anna Gehrke presided over the annual business session. Lydia Squires won first prize and Elia Savage second in a social contest. Meeting to reconvene June 7 at Lydia Squires home on Orchore court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hubbard
Women’s Relief Corps
Westhive Street
Anna Gehrke
Lydia Squires
Elia Savage
Orchore Court
Mrs M F Fey Elected President of Mission Group
A group of members led by Mrs McDonald served dinner at First Methodist Church for the Elizabeth Stevens Society. Mrs M F Fey was elected president with a full slate including Miss Sarah Yoder and Mrs Dorothy Boorn as vice presidents and Mrs Hans Steger as recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs McDonald
First Methodist Church
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Ralph Wood
M. F. Fer
Sarah Yoder
Dorothy Boorn
Hans Steger
M. H. Crowder
Cora Phelps
C. Beazell
Loder
S. L. S. Club Announces May Dance With Jack Sullivan Band
The S. L. S. Club held a regular meeting at Jinnie Wicker's home with Helen Rudy as co host. Plans were completed for a backward party dance on May 5 at the American Legion Home starting at 9 00 P M with Jack Sullivan's band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinnie Wicker
Helen Rudy
American Legion
Jack Sullivan
Community Club and Society Meetings Tonight
Events in Elyria area include Division L of the Congregational church meeting at 7 with Mrs Dimick. Elyria Memorial hospital Nurses Alumni Assn with Mrs Alex Kesson. Roosevelt P T A at 7 30 with a card and puzzle party. Legion Auditory Council banquet at Avon Lake. St John s Young People s League hosts Walther League for dinner at 6 30. Emmanuel Lutheran Mother Daughter banquet at 6 30. Rebekah Lodge initiation. Friendship Club cabinet at Y W C A 7. Marshall Chapter R A M United Presbyterian prayer service at C I Bristol 161 Harvard 7 30. Emmanuel Lutheran Council meeting postponed one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cturch
Meeta
Dimick
Dever Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Alex Kesson
Roosevelt Pp. T. A
Legion Auditory Council
Avon Lake
St. John's Young People's League
Walther League
Emmanuel Lutheran
Rebekah Lodge
Friendship Club Cabinet
Evangelist Charles BE and guests fill First Baptist
Large audience attends revival at First Baptist with Evangelist Charles BE and Rev. Schweinfurth from ipton, and Rev. Bacon from Medina. The Alpha class sings Tell Men the Wonderful Story. Tickets required for all sessions with no admission charge. Last night’s theme Heaven and its literal, prepared nature. tonight’s topic The Second Coming of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Charles BE
Ipton
Schweinfurth
Bacon
First Baptist Church of
Medina
Hleaven
Hfe Berend
Evangelist
Christ
Elyria Odd Fellows Lodge Minutes Signal Loss of Brother
Elyria Lodge of Odd Fellows held a regular meeting with attendance above average. The gathering mourned the sudden death of Clarence E. Adams and heard thanks to members for flowers sent during Mrs. Bailey’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge of Odd Fellows
Clarence E. Adams
Noble Grand FE
L. Bailey
Bailey
Hanis C. Patterson
Karl Dehman
Lorain County
Amherst
Paul Wainwright
Grafton State Farn
Ralph Reinhardt
Mason Smith
George ©. Martin
Wm. Gehrke
Harry Patterson
Hall
Rebekah Social Club Hosts Banco at Grant Street
Rebekah Social Club members met Mrs. Agnes Erickson on Grant street with twenty two members and two guests attending. After the business meeting the ladies played banco with high score to Mrs Lily Brecknock and Mrs Sylvia Pope. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by several members. The club will meet again on the first Tuesday in June at Mrs Edna Woodcock's Lake avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekeh
Agnes Erickson
Grant Street
Banco
Lily Brecknock
Jow
Sylvia Pope
Lucy Pomeroy
Ada Sylvia
Ruby Beal
Ruth Vietzen
Edna Woodcock
Lake Avenue
Gulf Road P. T. A. Meeting and Art Exhibit
Gulf Road P. T. A. convenes Thursday evening with blue ribbons to be presented and an art exhibit. The mid year county Institute of WLC T A starts at 10 AM Thursday at the YWCA with a luncheon at noon. reservations are requested. Mrs. George Waines 18 is chairman of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Road P. T. A
County Institute of Wlc. T. A
George Waines
Election of Officers by the Miscellaneous Club
The Miscellaneous Club met at Marjorie Schultz’s home on Eastern Heights Boulevard. Officers elected were Marilyn Moon president Ruth Ostrow secretary and Marjorie Schultz treasurer. They plan a two week return at Frances Givens’s home on Columbia Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Schultz
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Marilyn Moon
Ruth Ostrow
Frances Givens
Columbia Avenue
Piano class plans recital at Miss Hinman home
Junior pupils from Miss Lucie Hinman’s piano class met Tuesday afternoon to discuss a public recital in June and rehearse pieces. Participants include Betty Altfeld Nancy Wharton Margaret Platner Betty Goldstein Margaret Ann Martha Waldorf Shirley Altfeld Betty Maynard Beverly Wright Johanna Ingwer and Emma Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucie Hinman
Betty Altfeld
Nancy Wharton
Margaret Platner
Betty Goldstein
Margaret Ann
Martha Waldorf
Shirley Altfeld
Betty Maynard
Beverly Wright
Johanna Ingwer
Emma Curtis
Erie woman attends Elora Club silver anniversary luncheon
Mrs R A Williamson of Erie Pennsylvania, a former Elora Woman's Club member, is among luncheon guests for the club's silver anniversary hosted by Mrs Deane Burns of East Elyria. Mrs Arthur Koepp of Tenth Street was admitted to Elyria Clinic for operative treatment and is reported satisfactory. Miss Mabel Murphy, returning to New York to sing on National and Columbia networks, has stayed with her sister Mrs William Flammer. Alonzo Brown and F W Bunting left for the Modern Woodmen of America state convention in Columbus, with Deshler-Wallick hotel as headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Williamson
Erie Pennosylvania
Robert Shywrock
Elora Woman's Club
Deane Burns
East Avenue
Arthur Koepp
Tenth Street
Elyria Clinic
Mabel Murphy
William Flammer
Century Block
New York
Columbia Broadcasting Network
Alonzo Brown
F. W. Bunting
Modern Woodman of America
Columbus
Deshler-Wallick Tiorel
Local Visit Recaps Toward Weekend Gatherings
Elyria residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eshitts visited Mrs. Walter Green and family Monday evening. Frances Kuhl spent Sunday with her mother near Vermilion. Mrs. F. C. West and family joined Harold Auble’s party to Midlan where relatives gathered. Theatre guests included Charles Avery and Mr and Mrs. Feakins among others in Wellington. Additional Sunday visits by Lounsbrough family and A. W. Davidson from Camden are noted along with Bett Mare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eshitts
Elyria
Walter Green
Frances Kuhl
Bertha Kuhl
Vermilion
F.C. West
Harold Auble
Midlan
Neal Jones
Rozer
Muochton Avery
Vaughn Franklyn
Oberlin Grange hosts three night home talent play
Grace Dale and family attended a three night home talent event at the Oberlin Grange hall with members of the Oberlin Grange. S P Q R club hosts at Wellington High School gym Friday evening for faculty and students. Community church ice cream social set for Thursday with a fun program and music. Mrs Jake Watchhart travels to Shinrock to be with her ailing mother Mrs Truman. Mr and Mrs Reed Carter visit with Ray Carter family and two children Glen and Lorrene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Dale
Mabel Bear
Robert
Jack
Betty Jane
LeRoy Louise Through
Betty Mayo
Oberlin Grange
Grange Hall
Oberlin
Naomi Brenner
Ruth Pillivant
Wynona Preston
Frances Kuhl
Robert Avery
Wellington High School
Jake Watkhart
Shinrock
Truman
Reed Carter
Glen
Lorrene
Ray Carter
Swedish Iron Exports Rise Amid March Shipment Jump
Swedish iron ore shipments from Grangeshberg mines showed a March increase to 241000 tons from 198000 in February. The 1952 export figure for March stood at 155000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Grangeshberg
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Senilleman
Mesdames J. Pesras
Thomas Martin
Jack Huse
J. W. Smits
Eric Chapman
George Ysier
Norwalk
Methodist Church
King's Daughters
Earl R. Henderson
Seville
George Andress
Walter Waight
MOOSE
Quincy
Lewis Court
Young People's League
Troop T
Trousph
Hart A. Dickason
Elbuseric CO
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L. E. Lord
Woman's Association of the Church
Circle No. 2
William Muir Auld
A. C. Heudurit
Cord
Lord
Oxford
England
Salisbury Cathedral
North Cape
Bay of Naples
Assisi
Athens
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Association
Mrs. WM. Rennie
County
C. E. Union
ST. Agnus P. T. A
W. R
M. F. Fey
OT Mission Group
BIG Boy Sodas
Blue Bird
Cour Street
Heaven
Rebekah Social Club
BUNCG
Carpenter’s Beauty Shoppe
PEANO
Piptsfield
Jean
Eugens
Gertrude
Beauty Shop
Middle Avenue
Jake
Nec
S the Brown Co. Printers - Paper Merchants
Lodi St. Elyria, Ohio
Binkline
Marcel
Ringle
Regul
Birkline
Capitol Theatre
Birkline’s
Hair Shoppe
Second Street
Rialto
East Ave
Brookhouser’s Beauty Shop
Middle Ave
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