Eers Elected Past Carlisle Emunity Club
Fifty members of the East Carlisle Emunity Club attended the April 1 meeting at the school. Officers were elected with F S Shepherd as president and F J May as vice president.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1938
Page
8
Fifty members of the East Carlisle Emunity Club attended the April 1 meeting at the school. Officers were elected with F S Shepherd as president and F J May as vice president.
East Carlisle Woman's Club meets at the Pitkin home with 15 members and one guest Miss Yost. Program chair Mrs. El reviewed a book on Quilts and Bedspreads. Candlewick bed spreads and pieced quilts were shown by club members. Howard Miller presided as president and announced next year’s study projects on Electrical Appliance.
Mrs. Bert Eddy will entertain the group at her home on Butternut Ridge on May 26. The Emergency Shelf will be discussed with Miss Pitkin assisted by another attendee.
Thursday schedule lists Amos n Andy and Franklyn Dance Band alongside multiple orchestras and hosts. Programs air on WHE WGAR WOLD with varied music news and talk segments led by Ethel Willitts Mary McBride and Major Bowes era personalities as the day closes.
Columbia residents gathered at the town hall to organize a single Memorial Day service on May 29th at ten o clock. Miss Gertrude Akins will preside, Rev. Thomas Hughes to deliver the address, with committees named for flowers flags music finance ushers decoration and veteran and children roles.
Mrs. Clara Pitkin and Mrs Ella Hange served a dessert course and tea. Two nearly identical china tea sets, used by Mrs Pitkin when she first began housekeeping, were featured and were complete.
Carlisle forms three Boy Scout patrols with Myron Saussier as scout master. Meetings at East Carlisle School Tuesdays at 7 30 pm to study scout lore. Patrol leaders are James Hurlbut Frank Harrison Jr and William Burroughs with a planning committee named True Blue Class of LaPorte M E Church.
Ridgeville residents report election of officers with Mrs. Minor Eldred as chairman and plans for a May 24 excursion to Henry Ford's Greenfield Village in Dearborn Michigan. The club also voted a five dollar contribution to Ridgeville High School’s senior class for their Washington trip. A study hour review covered Ludwig Lewisohn's Island Within led by Mrs. Elits Irons.
Members of the Four H Cooking Club at Eaton met Friday April 29 at the school house to choose a club name likely to put them on the map. They planned a summer project Making the Most of Foods covering quick breads cakes pies and special meal planning. Officers are Irene Buse president Ruby Cornish vice president Eleanor Hawke secretary treasurer Grace Balogh recreation leader Jean Strong news reporter Evelyn Oldag takes a Junior leadership course under advisor Mrs John Leach.
The Grafton Belden Epworth League to stage a Parent Day program Sunday evening at 7 at Grafton M E Church. Miss Evadine Trenenald leads. events include songs, devotionals by Rev Gee Beebe, poems, duets, solos, an address by Lee Prior, and a group song. Refreshments follow in the church dining room under Miss Ruth Mlazonsky.
The Columbia school announces the honor roll for the fifth six weeks. First through eleventh grades list students by name, including Carol Baumgardener and Richard Lindstrom in multiple grades, with numerous others across each grade level. The list concludes with Pauline Martin in eleventh grade.
Mrs. George For tune hosted the Fields Ladies Aid dinner with service by Mrs. Burke Mrs. George Taylor and Hester Taylor. Reports from officers followed devotionals by Mrs. Black led by Mrs. Nash. Guest Mrs. Chimes recently from Cleveland attended along with Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Gilder of Ridgeville as the group plans a May 9 District Conference dinner.
Eaton group discusses individual projects at a meeting last Tuesday. President David Cook was chosen to represent the club at the M C A Elyria meeting to elect two fair board representatives.
The Four H sewing club known as The Sub Debs met at the school house on April 28 with 18 members present. Mrs Maurice Durkee led, the constitution was adopted, and meetings were set for Tuesdays at 7 30 p m at the grange hall. Officer slate includes Betty Garretson president Betty Ziehm vice president Lavera Hawke secretary Mary Cook treasurer Emily Ertl recreation leader Mary Cornish news reporter.
Eaton mother daughter luncheon to be served in the church basement at 7 30 p m a pageant will be presented LaGrange LaGrange Lodz
Carlisle offers a special music and entertainment night with a spaghetti dinner featuring meat balls for 25 to 30 cents. Beer wine and legal liquors are available, and the venue stays open until 2 30 A.M. on Route 20, one mile south of Elyria. Phone 456% confirms contact details.
F and A M No 399 meets at 5 pm for Past Masters Night and Master Mason degree. Lake Avenue P T A uses school at 8 30 pm. North Olmsted P T A meets at the high school for officer election and installation. N Ridgeville Home Nursing Class meets at 8 30 pm in the school music room. Enrollment remains open.
Local clubs and church groups across Avon Lake Townsend Grafton La Grange Litchfield North Olmsted Pittsfield Rochester South Ridge schedule events. Times include 3 45 P M 7 50 P M and 6 30 P M with gatherings at parks churches and private homes.
Avon Lake Girl Scouts meet at Park Hall at 3 45 PM. Avon Lake Senior class presents a class play in the school auditorium in the afternoon. Columbia Junior class to hold a dance at town hall Friday evening. Eaton senior play Here Comes Charley to be presented at the school auditorium in the PM. Henrietta operetta The King Sneezes to be presented by first six grades under Miss Howe at the school. Ridgeville Interior Decorating Class meets at the school at 230 PM. Ridgeville Senior benefit dance with P T A and Ridgeville Grange at the school auditorium starts 830 PM with ping pong cards and entertainment. Rochester Harmonial Society all day meeting at the church with dinner served.
The South Ridge Community Club gathers at the school Friday evening for a program featuring prizes and refreshments.
The Harmonic Society of the Methodist church meets Friday May 6 at the church for dinner. The Banner Class of the Methodist Sunday school holds a class meeting and party Thursday evening at Rev. H. H. Patrick’s home.
Relatives and friends gathered at Mrs Isadore Parker's home Tuesday night to celebrate her birthday with games, visiting, and refreshments.
A son was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs William Zeigler. Mrs Albert Hanes of Bigh ton tends the mother and babe. Several families from Elyria Huntington Wooster and Ashland visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Carl Bradford Mr and Mrs Arthur Jewett and families. Callers at E D Biddinger home included Ed Flaharty Myron Sprinkle and Don Kiplinger. Mrs Flaharty is Biddinger’s niece and Mr Sprinkle his nephew. Mrs William McKensie of Bright on called on Mrs Minnie Heifner who is improving. Ralph Taylor is building a new garage.
The Cheerful Workers classes of the Methodist Sunday school who set the attendance record during the week of meetings before Easter were honored on Tuesday.
A colorful Annapolis tale peaks with a football game as Navy Blue and Gold debuts tomorrow at the Lincoln Theatre. The film promises vivid scenes of campus life and sports drama featuring Navy and Annapolis settings.
Don Ameche Tyrone Power and Alice Faye head the cast of In Old Chicago now showing at the Capitol Theatre. Evening at the home of Rev H H Patrick drew thirty attendees for games and stunts with light refreshments provided by mothers and sisters of class members.
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