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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1938
Page
15
About one hundred fifty agents and friends viewed the McKinley school art display this week. The projects align art with geography arithmetic science and industries and showcase the students use of design and color to develop creativity and self expression.
Miss Helen Nagy entertained the Meta Hemon Auten Club at her Elyria home last evening. A June theatre party was discussed, with no date set. The centerpiece featured a large birthday cake in green and yellow. Prizes were awarded to Miss Wilma George and Mrs. P. Danevich in bingo. The next meeting will be at Mr. J. Smarsh’s home.
Members with Miss Sie a Pincura of East ofSt street Lorain and guest Miss Peg 3attle held a business meeting. Plans were made for a swimming party at the Coliseum on May 12. Two tables of bridge were played with Miss Roselyn Gorhi winning first and Mrs Lucy Pincura consolation. A luncheon and decorative centerpiece were noted. The club adjourned to meet May 19 with Miss Doris Schae per on Kenyen cout.
Friday May 13 the Catholic study Club No 1 will hold an evening party at the home of Mrs George Kimball Princeton avenue with Mrs Richard Gray assisting. A book review will be given by Mrs J Birkbeck and the election of officers will be held. Miss Lois Palmer a former Siska High School student will graduate from Oberlin High School on June 1.
John C. Thompson Most Illustrious Master of the Grand Council of Ohio attended Elyria Council No.6 as an honored guest after a six thirty dinner at Masonic Temple. Delegations from Cleveland Norwalk Wellington and Oberlin observed the Super Excellent Degree conferred on Elyria and Cleveland candidates.
The Tennis Wick Stamp Club met in Room 100 Ely School. President Philiis Choate led the meeting. Elizabeth Yoder introduced Dr Mynchenberg who spoke on the value of a stamp collection and tips for identifying valuable stamps. He noted Civil War issues and wartime dye changes and urged careful examination of covers, watermarks, perforations, and colors. Members planned to buy a stamp catalogue and compete in a May 1 panel contest.
Hostesses Mrs Norwood Hearn Mrs M Jung and Mrs O Jaroch guided the Cosmopolitan club guest day at the Y W C A garden setting. Miss Lons Todd spoke on The Problem of the Juvenile Delinquent and Mrs Swen Neilson sketched a short bio of James McNeil Whistler. The June meeting will be a tur een luncheon hosted by Mrs Robert Harding and Mrs Arthur Smith with details to be announced.
Mrs Fritz hosted Circle No 5 of St Pauls Church on Lake Avenue. Fourteen members attended with devotion led by Arthur Radde using the Daily Talk. The group planned the semiannual birthday dinner for May 19 at the church and will meet again that date with Mrs Lilly Whitney.
Dorothy Brecknock hosted the St Andrews Episcopal Sunday school class assisted by Eleanor Wilshere at her Longfellow Avenue home. A backyard fire pit wiener roast was a feature with games indoors. Donna Crosby won high score while teacher Mrs. J. Martin Beck was consoled.
Three papers were presented for members of the Research club hosted yesterday by Misses Nell and Edith Hecock at their Lake Avenue home. Maude Copas spoke on Bees, Mav Hecker on Ants, and L. C. Heacock on Butterflies. President UC Schmitkuons appointed Juan Halde man, Clarence Greene, and Charles Cop as the program committee. A June 2 picnic will conclude the club year.
Past presidents of the Ladies Auxiliary No 11 to Canton Lorain gathered at Mrs. G A Friday's home on West River Street with Mrs Minnie Church hosting. Mrs Kate Reinhardt led the business and roll call as each spoke a Mother's Day verse. Mrs Anna Barnes and Mrs Minnie Cnuch were improving and Mrs Lorena Hindehy joined the group. Spring decor highlighted luncheon. Bertha Olmsted won a special prize. The group plans a June second gathering at the home of the president on West Bridge Street.
The four weekly meeting and election run for Middle Step officers will be held next Monday evening at eight in the Y W C A. By Schaeffer and Jane W McGuire will host the event. A Forest Beach camp delegate for girls will be chosen, and the girls will plan activities for Sumner months.
Ten members of the Ws side Guild of St Andrew's gathered at Mrs Theoore Penfound's home on Third Street yesterday. The meeting opened with devotions and a brief business session. A delicious lunch was served. In two weeks the guild will hold a luncheon and quilt tying at the church.
Sir John's Ladies Aid Society met in the auditorium on Third street for a business session with thirty members attending. They finalized plans for the semi annual birthday dinner to be held on May 19 at noon. Hostesses Mrs. F. Cole and Mrs. R. Wildenheim served refreshments.
Members of St Andrew's Episcopal Altar Guild were entertained at the home of Mrs Archie Penfound with Miss Dorothy Saywell as co host. The meeting discussed the Bishop's planned confirmation service late in May and a social hour followed business talks.
Amherst May 6. Amherst Public School opens National Music Week with an instrumental program at the school auditorium directed by F C Moore. The program features violins, clarinet quartets, cello solos, piano pieces, violin duets, and band selections including works by Liszt and Sibelius, performed by students under Edward Kiefer and others.
A Mothers Day program features a grade children presentation with carnations and a Junior Choir performance. The band and choir include Sally Belecomb Dorothy Beres Douglas Mogue James Short Ralph Kolzhauer and others. A duet by Mrs King Crowell Rev A K Stevenson and a solo by Mother Mahree are planned plus a Ladies Aid meeting with Mrs Stanley Mezurek.
On Sunday next, Mother's Day, Eaton church plans a service honoring mothers with a community observance and special acknowledgments for attendees.
The Rev. Harold Black, pastor of the Pittsfield Methodist church, will deliver a sermon on the subject The Respected Mother at the church. The address will outline the role and reverence of maternal figures in the community.
The morning service on May Sth includes a Sunday School plant presentation at 11 00. The youngest mother in Pittsfield township who attends church and Sunday School on May & will receive a plant during the hour. An additional plant will go to the oldest mother who attends church and Sunday School on that date.
Incorporation of the Faulhaber Company of Monroeville announced in Columbus. Incorporators are Christine B Faulhaber Roland A Faulhaber and R W Faulhaber. Company established as bicycle and velocipede firm with 250 shares at 20 par.
The Business Women's Bible Class will meet at First Baptist Church this evening at 7 20 to attend the service in a body. All present and former members are invited. The C E C Club sponsors a dance and bingo party at North Elyria Grange hall Saturday evening May 7 with Resar's Orchestra providing music.
Stanislaw Kulczewski 61 of Lorain and Helen W Kmiecisk 60 of Lorain receive real estate licenses. Kulczewski is listed as a dealer and Kmiecisk as an affiliated broker.
Hospital admissions include Mrs Robert Scone at 299 arsenlies avenue and Fern Gest at Columbia Station with Albert Fridenstine. Discharges list Mrs Lawrence Bycznski of Grafton and Mrs Joe Bryson of 459 West Ninta street with unclear details for Donnell Cacm Jo Gy.
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