Senior Friendship Club Carnival Highlights Teacher Party
The Senior Friendship Club hosted a festive evening at the Y M C A gymnasium with colorful decorations, fortune telling booths, and a play titled Glamour for Mrs Whipple. A cast included Mrs Daniels LaVaughn Searight and Dorothy Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Bauer
Marjorie Pemberthy
Grace Almas
Mrs. Whipple
Evelyn Diller
Edward Champion
Mrs. Daniels
LaVaughn Searight
Pat Fulmer
Pauline Whipple
Shirley Goetz
Mrs. Murdock
Bessie Bendick
Lee Hastings
Dorothy Thayer
Peg Lugas
Joan Gray
Marian Gilmore
Charlotte Flint
Helen Naughton
Frances Given
Maxine Walmsly
Fortnightly elects officers after dessert at Fauver home
The Fortnightly held its annual meeting after a dessert course hosted by Mrs. L. B. Fauver on Washington Avenue. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs. Earl Brown and Vice President Mrs. Oscar E. Townsend with other posts filled by Mrs. Worth Fauver and Miss Eva Beety. Mrs. Earl Brown described a trip to Williamsburg Virginia and Charleston South Carolina and gardens in the south. The program featured Elvira Garner reading Ezekiel with pen sketches by Dorothy Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Club
W. CG. A
J. Martin Beck
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Hubbard Wilcox
John Shaw
Mark Willis
R. C. Novatnev
Gladys Reublin
Sumner Hartwell
Roy Clymer
L. B. Fauver
Washington Avenue
Earl Brown
Oscar E. Townsend
Worth Fauver
Eva, Beety
Ezekiel
Elvira Garner
Elevar
Dorothy Little
Walliamsburg
Virginia
Charleston
South Carolina
State President To Be Speaker At Dinner For Business Women
Miss Pearl Von Au state president of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs will speak at the Elyria B and P W club dinner at the Elyria Woman's Club. Dinner serves 6 56. A special meeting elects officers, members urged to attend. No guests. Public Relations chair Miss Hildreth Hecock to run the meeting. A benefit bridge party for the scholarship fund is set for May 26 at 8 00 p m. Reservations with Mrs Gerald Nau by May 20. The state convention will be in Cleveland May 20 22 at the Hotel Hollenden. The Oberlin club invites a guest night dinner May 24 at the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl von Au
Business and
Professional Women’s Clubs
Elyria B
P. W
Elyria Woman's Club
Hildreth Hecock
Rip-N-Stitch Club Hosts Boddy Pantry Shower
Janet Faulhaber hosted ten Rip-N-Stitch members at Parkview Court last night to honor Miss Charlain Boddy bride elect of Fred Snider with a pantry shelf shower. A spinster dinner at Elk's restaurant and the club's fifth anniversary are planned next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Faulhaber
Parkview Court
Charlain Boddy
Fred Snider
Mothers of Postscript members share fort he annual dinner
The Postscript club held an annual Mother's Night at Marneys on Middle Avenue with a three course chicken dinner for sixteen. Green and yellow airplane favors and pansy centerpieces enhanced the decor as members and guests played bingo with prizes awarded to Miss Mary Margaret Finegan and Mrs. Paul Roling, plus special prizes to Mrs. John Finegan and Miss Lucille Roling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers of Postscript Club
Marneys
Middle Avenue
Mary Margaret Finegan
Paul Roling
John Finegan
Lucille Roling
Margaret O’connor
Cecilia Hoffman
Kenneth Roling
Albert Traxler
Thomas Finegan
Paul Becker
Finegan
Howe Street
Rummage Sale at Armory This Saturday
St. Andrew's Young People's Society advertises a rummage sale on Saturday at the Armory on 3rd Street. Proceeds support society activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
3Rd St
St. Andrew’s
Young People’s Society
Honor Hostess Birthday At Oberlin Road Secret Society
Arlene Ernst hosted Secret Society members on her Oberlin road birthday. A business meeting followed with banquet games and prizes to Anna Patrick and Rachel Winsor. Two plays by Anna Kasik and Frances Krabec were chosen. The group adjourned to meet next Thursday at Lucille Brighthill’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Ernst
Secret Society
Oberlin Road
Banco
Anna Patrick
Rachel Winsor
Anna Kasik
Frances Krabec
Lucille Brighthill
Galaxy To Entertain Mothers At Dinner Party Next Thursday
Miss Winifred Seward hosted Galaxy guests at 122 Broad Street with spring flowers. The group plans the fifth annual mother-daughter dinner as Mrs. Richard Gollmar chairs arrangements and bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs. Gollmar, Mrs. Myers, and Mrs. Bainbridge. A salad course followed at two small tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galaxy
Winifred Seward
Broad Street
Krieg
West Avenue
Richard Gollmar
Gollmar
Dan W. Myers
Robert Bainbridge
Club Election At WehKum-U-Kum Club Meeting
Lena Pasa dyn was elected president Lillian Longwell vice president and Betty Bender secretary treasurer at the WehKum-U-Kum club. Retiring officers were Agnes Garber Lena Pasadyn and Helen Zalenka. Future events include May 19 round table discussion May 22 hike and cook-out May 2? and a June 2 wiener roast. Delegates to the Columbus convention were Annie McKelvie Mary Whetton with alternates Margaret Mahon and Mary Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Pasadyn
Lillian Longwell
Betty Bender
Agnes Garber
Pesident
Helen Zalenka
Mary Gleason
Katherine Rose
Columbus
Daughters of Scotland
Wurst Hall
Annie McKelvie
Mary Whetton
Margaret Mahon
Mary Day
Various Local Social Activities At Elyria And Nearby
Mrs Katherine Newton travels to her Blue Bird Beach cottage in Vermilion. The Columbia Club from St Johns church attends a Men s Club event at Christ Church in Cleveland. Arbor Day leaders from Bethany College participate in annual campus observance. Miss Beth Thatcher visits home in Cleveland for the weekend. Detroit visitors return home after a stay with the Richmonds. A banquet honors Alfred Kennedy at the Neil House in Columbus. Mrs Albert Mori convalesces in Floral Court after surgery. Several families plan weekend visits to Thatcher households. A new daughter arrives to Mr and Mrs Gerald Rice of 245 Fifth Street at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Families move residences within Elyria area. Irvin Wendell and family travel to Johnstown Pa to see Captain Appie jack. Margaret Edwards and her father visit Millersburg. Miss Retta Porter and son Wilford Porter arrive from New York City for a family visit. companions include Mrs Harry Dunn of Auburn Ind and Joseph Chaudoin of Angola Ind. The rector of St Andrew s church attends a Standing Committee meeting in Cleveland. Frank Woltz of Fairlawn Avenue to present a chemistry paper at the West Virginia Academy of Science meeting in Morgantown, representing Bethany College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Newton
Washington Avenue
Blue Bird Beach
Vermilion
Columbia Club
St. John's Church
Christ Church
Roberts Avenue
Cleveland
Lillian Mallory
Middle Avenue
Bethany College
Bethany
West Virginia
Beth Thatcher
Cleveland School of Art Aill
Harvard Avenue
George H. Glover
Gale
George Jr
W. B. Richmond
West Avenue
Detroit
Michigan
C. E. Southam
Ann Southam
Columbus
Alfred Kennedy
United Spanish War Veterans
Mary MacGauley
Neil House
Albert Mori
South Amherst
Edward Sinerson
Floral Court
O. C. Thatcher
Florence Thatcher
Charles Lawrence
Medina
Pennsylvania
Howard Wendell
Captain Appiejack
Margaret Edwards
Jenkin Edwards
Donald Gensemer
Millersburg
Ohio
Retta Porter
Wilford Porter
New York City
Frank Woltz
Fairlawn
West Virginia Academy of Science
University of West Virginia
Woltz
First Baptist Mission Bible Class Dinner and Speaker
Calendar notes a 6 o'clock tureen dinner with Reverend Alfred Peterson as speaker. Various groups meet including High School P T A frolic, Patriotic Club with Mrs. Claycomb, Girl Scout Court of Awards at Gates School, St Clair Rebekah Lodge events, and other club gatherings at local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Mission
Alfred Peterson
P.T. A
Patriotic Club
Claycomb
Fourth Street
Gates School
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Church of Christ
Odelia
Mar Carlson
N. Abbe Road
Meet With Mrs Mohr Er Yet Club Plans Summer Parties
Members gathered at Mrs Donald Mohr on Gulf Road last evening with Mrs George Carter presiding. Plans were made for several summer parties as they played bridge with high score to Mrs Max Bearer and consolation to Miss Ruth Pickett. Special award went to Miss Helen Craner. Guests included Mrs Jean Ravelle and Mrs Max Bearer. Dessert followed at small peach and green tables. The next meeting is set for May 19 at Mrs Henry Periound’s home on Roosevelt Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Yet
Donald Mohr
Gulf Road
George Carter
Max Bearer
Ruth Pickett
Helen Craner
Jean Ravelle
Ricks
E. Freese
C. Warren
W. Neubiser
Unger
Y. W
Lakeside
PT. A
Elizabeth Freese
Betty Corkill
Thelma Gordon
Arlene Eckenroad
Betty Fell
America
Winifred Quick
Hoir
Viola Haynes
Association
M. O'Dell
Champion
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Edison P T A ends year with elections and music talk
Edison P T A concluded its final meeting of the school year with officer elections led by Mrs. E Baun who was reelected president. Reports covered National Music Week activities and a miniature circus prep with attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Baun
Edison Parent- Teacher Association
Baun
J. McChine
Leanna Moore
H. Ault
M. Farmer
Anime Spencer
Arthur Gegenheimer
Ralph Bauer
Eric
Keen Kutter Club Lunch Prominent Members Meet by Lake
Members of Keen Kutter club met for lunch at a Lake Avenue restaurant yesterday and later visited the O. P. 5S. rooms where prizes were won by Mrs. Sasler and Mrs. Jackson. In two weeks the club will meet with Mrs. Tilburg on Oakwood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Kutter Cieh
Lake Avenue
O. P
Sasler
Jackson
Tilburg
Oakwood Street
Rummage Sale Announced for Saturday Morning
A rummage sale is planned for Saturday morning at 104 West Ave providing local shoppers with a chance to browse and buy used items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ave
Entertain Division A Meeting at 2nd Congregational Church
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Del Skeels and Mrs Nellie Botamer hosted Division A at the 2nd Congregational church. President Mrs Ruth Croft opened the meeting with devotional by Mrs Florence Gillman who read The Tie That Binds and Psalm 67. Plans were made for a supper and after business a social hour with refreshments by the hostesses. The next regular session is June 2 at 1 30 with Mrs Delia Lutz and Mrs Emma Scheuneman assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Skeels
Nellie Botamer
2Nd Congregational Church
Ruth Croft
Florence Gillman
Delia Lutz
Bath Street
Emma Scheuneman
Forget-Me-Nots Meet Mrs Lavona Jutton
Forget-Me-Nots club members gathered Thursday evening to enjoy a luncheon and games. Mrs. Mary Shapkro won banco first prize and Mrs Carel Morse was consoled. Mrs Wealthy Smersoo earned high score in Cootie with consolation to Mrs Shapkro. The next meeting is May 19 at Mrs Shapiro’s Furnace street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavona Jutton
Mary Shapkro
Banco
Carel Morse
Wealthy Smersoo
Cootie
Executives Meet West Side Women's Club Board
The WRLC executive board of twelve members and Mrs. C. J. Kleeby met with Mrs. Beatricy Gul to discuss plans for a Fall bazaar. Members sewed aprons, conducted an apron sale, and approved a bake sale by the West Side division at the May 27 meeting. A Tunimage sale report was given, with community contributions aiding the event. Next sale planned for Fall. On May 26, Mrs. Esther Neufer will host the board at 301 Lake Avenue. Mrs. Gill served a salad course at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Kleeby
Beatricy Gul
Griswold Road
West Side Division
Esther Neufer
Lake Avenue
Gill
YWCA Postpones Membership Meeting Date
The YWCA postpones its membership meeting to hear biennial conference reports. Due to the Congregational conference next week the meeting is moved from May 13 to May 18.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pee Soe EY
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Y.W.C. A
Mrs. Baird
United Presbyterian Missionary Society
A. W. Baird
Elizabeth Court
T. F. Sellers
R. Pp. Kirkpatrick
Charles Swartzel
Egypt
Assuit
C. L. Bristol
Sellers
Candy
Baird
E. W. Wright
Ned Palm
Robert Roberts
George Krugman
Elizabeth Brown
Palm
Woodworth Camp
C. Hall
Memorial Car
Nettle Brown
Mary MacGauler
Club
Blue Triangle Club
Vestal
Ninwspaper
Don W. Mrews
Denison Avenue
Cardinals Girl Scouts
Hultz
Fushi
Colette
Etn
Bates
Elysium
East Avenue
Parent-Teacher Association News
Edison
Franklin
Franklin Parent-Teacher Association
Mar‘jorie Rossiter
Betty Maynard
LaVonne Lamoreaux
Franklin School
Ann Cheney
McKinley
Alice McCracken
Paul Collins
C. M. Evans
Collins
Pierre Smith
Helen Graw
Hamilton
Fred Hadaway
Hamilton Parent- Teacher Association
B. G. Baxter
E. Hend
Roosevelt
Frank Krzezniak
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Louis Kostyo
Mildred Scott
Martha Thomas
Frances Barnes
Elizabeth Beavis
Allen
Harley Stevick
Allen P.T. A
F. F. Ohmes
Bessie Downing
Albert Hennes
Wilbur Gaston
W. Rogers
L. D. Grundy
H. L. Ridenour
Baldwin-Wallace College
Frank Harding
Stevick
Sidney Hudson
Pauly
Cuba
United States
Roux
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Florist
Cleveland Road
C.h.merthe Co
WRLC
Y.W.C. A. Grm
Eagles Hall
Elyria
Paradise Orchestra
St. Joseph Society
Schnever
Grafton Road
Flyria
Blue
Er Waspae
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