P T A Congress Sets Facts Over Resolutions in Cincinnati
National Congress of Parents and Teachers will approve a statement of facts instead of resolutions. Mrs. John E. Hayes of Twin Falls Idaho outlined themes self realization human relationships vocational effectiveness and civic responsibility. Mrs. Bannerman said movie producers offered changes to block booking but plans were unsatisfactory.
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Cincinnati
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
John E. Hayes
Twin Falls
Idaho
Hayes
Washington
Chicago
Mary T. Bannerman
National Legislative
Congress
Ladies committee announces annual three n supper attendance
The Ladies committee of British Empire Club announce that more than fifty families have signified their intention of attending the annual supper Friday evening May 7 in British Empire hall. Supper will be served at six o'clock. Members who have not notified the committee may contact Mrs. G Halliday.
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British Empire Club
British Empire Hall
Women Voters Host Card Party at Elyria Club
A successful card party by the League of Women Voters was held at the Elyria Woman's Club yesterday afternoon. Twenty five tables were sold with a dessert course served at 1 30 by hostesses including Mrs. H W Tibball and Mrs. Cloyd Gull. Floral decor featured apple blossoms forsythia narcissus and jonquils.
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League of Women Voters
Elyria Woman's Club
H. W. Tibball
Cloyd Gull
C. W. McLeod
J. A. Ebert
J. D. Faxon
R. S. Goecke
C. W. Wingard
Kenneth Willis
Elyria
Indianapolis
Cornell Avenue
Ed Rogers
Foster Avenue
Joseph Morgan
Jack Hackney
Rogers Home
Townsend Woman's Club to Send Delegates to Indianapolis
At Woodman hall last evening Town send Club No 2 chose Mrs Fred Cowles and Mrs C J Kiefer as delegates to the Indianapolis convention. Mrs Mary Stockmaster chairs a three member committee to raise campaign funds. The meeting drew many members and out of town visitors with music by Mrs Mabel Watson and Ed Conney of Norwalk. Refreshments followed. Next meeting is set for Wednesday May 17.
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Woodman Hall
Townsend Club No. 2
Indianapolis
Fred Cowles
C. J. Kiefer
Mary Stockmaster
Mabel Watson
Ed Conney
Norwalk
Rebekahs Sponsor Party Guests Attend Regular Session
Graf ton guests attended the St. Clair Rebekah Lodge regular meeting. A mother-daughter banquet is set for Elyria Woman's Club Friday May 12 at six. Reservations with Mrs Iva Marsh Elizabeth Mischka or Rose Laundon. District meeting in Medina May 16. transport calls to Ada Gould Delia Lutz or Harriett Warner. Memorial service and Degree practice planned for May 17 at next regular meeting. Pillow case card party yielded twenty seven tables. winners and special prizes announced. refreshments by Edna Woodcock Jessi Raesler committee.
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Rebekahs
Grafton
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Elyria
Lodge
Alex Schilleman
Wiburton
Reed
Harry Schott
New Noname Club Forms In Elyria With Bridge Evening
Members gathered at 124 Hawthorne street hosted by Mrs. Martin Waller to form the Noname club. Prizes went to Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Stolzenburg. next meeting set for two weeks at Ruth Blakeley’s home.
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Noname
Harry Harmon
Martin Waller
Hawthorne Street
Bridge
Henry Stolzenburg
Ruth Blakeley
George Kiser
James Sharkey
Shiela Oldfield
Lloyd Thompson
Helen Traxler
Thompson
Stol
Just Us Bridge Club
Eliza Thomas
West Street
Mildred Brown
Mary Kendall
James Howe
Carrie Thompson
Columbus Street
Miss Thomas
Ladies Aid Society Hostesses Stage Spring Gathering
Mrs. Lynne Hamlin and Mrs. Ruth Ehrke hosted a LaPorte Ladies Aid Society event on Harvard avenue with Spring flowers and a luncheon for twenty. Plans were set for an outdoor meeting June 7 at Mrs. A. H. Goodspeed’s home and a May 11 luncheon at Eaton church. May 21 was designated Ladies Aid Day at LaPorte M. E. Church.
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Laporte
Lynne Hamlin
Ruth Ehrke
Harvard Avenue
LaPorte Ladies Aid Society
Hamlin
George Rhoads
E. E. Humphrey
L. D. Hamlin
Ray Jackson
Ralph Hamlin
A. H. Goodspeed
East Avenue
General Aid Society
Eaton Ladies Aid
Eaton Church
Carlisle
Ladies Aid
LaPorte M. E. Church
Frank McVetta
Belgium
Ecru
Order of Eastern Star to Hold Friday Supper Meeting
The Order of Eastern Star plans a threen supper at six this Friday evening in the dining room, inviting members to attend the local church hall as announced.
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Order of Eastern Star
Girl Scouts Troop Hikes and Hosts Skating Party
Troop No. 2 Girl Scouts enjoyed a hike to Elywood with nosebag lunches. They split into groups for hikes, played games and sang around the campfire. A skating party was announced for May 6 for all city troops. The meeting closed with Goodnight Circle and Taps.
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Girl Scouts
Elywood
Ark
Ladies Auxiliary meets. demonstrations on deaf education noted
The Ladies Auxiliary to Chapter 965 of Post Office Clerks met at Mrs. William Curtis’s Lake Avenue home. Mary Spoerl and Franklin School pupils demonstrated teaching deaf and hard of hearing children. Plans for a May 24 games party and a Vermilion convention May 21 were announced. New member Ralph Yost joined. Regular meeting next June 7 at Mrs. Milo Sandoe’s home.
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William Curtis
Lake Avenue
Mary Spoerl
Franklin School
Ralph Yost
Northern Ohio Federation of Post Office Clerks and Auxiliaries
Vermilion
Curtis
J. E. Dewhurst
Milo Sandow
Harvard Avenue
Circle Dot Club Mothers Day Dinner at Mrs Saladin Home
The Circle Dot Club schedules a mothers day dinner at Mrs Maude Saladin's Lake Avenue home on Tuesday May 16 at noon. Committee help includes Mrs Earl Kay lor Mrs Emma Zahrley and Mrs T Neufer assisting Mrs Saladin.
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Circle Dot Club
Maude Saladin
Lake Avenue
Saladin
Earl Kaylor
Emma Zahrley
T. Neufer
Birthday Surprises Mark James Wilson Twenty Fifth
A surprise birthday party for James Wilson was held at his Woodbury Avenue home with guests from Lorain and Elyria. Prizes went to Howard Schnarr Carl Johanson and Ralph Nottke. Dessert served by Mrs. Wilson concluded the event.
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James Wilson
Woodbury Avenue
Mr. Wilson
Lorain
Elyria
Howard Schnarr
Carl Johanson
Ralph Nottke
Wilson
Roy Stacks
Stanley Miller
Kathryn Cullin
Charlotte Heston
Thelma Cook
Shrine Auxiliary Meets At Handons Home For Bridge
Bethel Shrine Auxiliary gathered at the home of Mrs. Marian Handon Park Avenue with Mrs. Violet Reger assisting. Twenty six members attended a brief meeting then played bridge and Chinese checkers before a spring colored dessert. Next meeting set for June 7 at 2:00 at Mrs. Selah Strong’s Colonial Apartments with Mrs. Minnie Hobill assisting.
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Hand
Silver Tea Held by Mrs Eva Shock and Mrs Phoebe Clevenger
Mrs Eva Shock hosted Division A of the 2nd Congregational church with Mrs Phoebe Clevenger yesterday afternoon. A salad course was served at 1 30. The meeting began at 2 10 led by president Mrs Florence Gillman. Ruth Croft gave the devotional. A follow up silver tea is set for Friday May 26 at Mrs Shock's home and next regular meeting will be at Mrs Gillman's home 150 Bell Avenue on Thursday June 1 assisted by Mrs Delia Lutz.
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J. D. Funk
Edison Highway
Will Hill
Tom Hallauer
P. A. Peterman
Ida Shafer
H. R. Mustin
Division A
Church of Christ
L. J. Bassett
Emma Kuchenrither
Eva Shock
Dewey Avenue
Phoebe Clevenger
2Nd Congregational Church
Florence Gillman
Ruth Croft
Gillman
Bell Avenue
Delia Lutz
Obstacle bunco club hands prizes to two members
The Gly organized obstacle bunco with prizes awarded to Gueng Valkenburg and Doris Van Valier burg. Guests included Mrs Beem co Trombetta Mrs Leonard Biase Mrs Esther Van Valkenburg Mire Louise Schaefer and others. Next meeting set for two weeks at Janet Staggin home Avon.
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Bunco
Gly
Gueng Valkenburg
Doris van Valierburg
Beemco Trombetta
Leonard Biase
Esther van Valkenburg Mire
Louise Schaefer
Margaret
Angela Polimene
Margaret Schayd«er
Virginia DeFazio
Janet Staggin
Avon
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Sha Bpi.sa
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
P.T.A. Congress
B. E. Club Supper
Trimpc
Hanes
Hanes Sports and
Athletic Union
Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Chi-La Club
Dorothy Melton
Clark Street
Marny’s
Alice Foreman
Frank Meo
Avalon Club
Pedro
Anna Perna
Stacey Kaminski
George Ross
West Avenue
The
Teaching Demonstran
Board of Daughters of American Revolution
Elyria Woman’s Club
A. H. Pfaff
Cleveland Street
National Capital
Willis
George Bush
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Trefoil Club
Julius Leber
Fast Avenue
L. Bush
Armory
Banco
Grover Hull
Alva Smith
Alfred Watt
J. Robertson
Arthur Richwine
Chestnut Ridge Road
Stanley Wisnnski
Olive Street
Bessie Youngman
Andrew Eschke
John Franklin
Oberlin
Daughters of
St. Andrew
Harold Dicken
Sixth Street
Harold Stoddard
Don Pankoff
Robert Daniels
Joe Williams
Plaza Apartments
Pian
John Patton
Eileen McDonnell
Olmsted & Hoeffel
Reddy Kilowatt
Model
O” Thor Ironer
Thor
Broad Street
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