New WSCS Officers Named At Elizabeth Stevens Unit
At the Elizabeth Stevens Unit WS held in First Methodist church last evening, the nominating committee’s report was accepted and new officers were announced. Chairman Mrs. M. C. Jensen, first vice Mrs. Clarence Hear nells, second vice Mrs. C. E. Hrodbeck, secretary Miss Sarah Yoder, treasurer Mrs. J. J. Fitch, assistant treasurer Mrs. Herberg Yours. The meeting opened with prayer, poetry readings, and a Maypole table decoration. A mite collection of 57.40 was reported. The June meeting will be a potluck at Mrs. Paul Welfert’s home. Mrs. E. B. Godfrey of Orlando, WSCS national field worker, spoke. A program on This Is The Victory by Dr. Leslie O Weatherhead was presented. The Otawin Club and guest President Robert Daniels were entertained at Mrs. John F. Timms’s home. war stamps and games followed. A brief business session extended meetings to July 1. Dessert was served, then adjournment to May 13 at Mrs. George P. Hewitt’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stevens
First Methodist
Mee
Joly Powell
Agate Aud
M.C. Jensen
Clarence Hearnells
C. E. Hrodbeck
Sarah Yoder
J. J. Fitch
Mex Herberg
Me Crowder
J. L. Bridgeland
W. W. McConnell
M. 5. Atkinson
C. 0. Sehmitkens
Progrem
Frank Ayres
Leslie O Weatherhead
W. F. Bell
Otawin Club
Robert Daniels
John F. Timms
Garford Avenue
Bridge
Dani
Carl Limpert
George P. Hewitt
Glenwood Street
Anna Gehrke
West River Street
Lorena Nandehy
Womens Relief Corps
Florence Terry
Holcombe
Della Kreps
Lhestnut Street
Wise
John Hoss
Scotia
Jessie Ellis
Stevenson
Cleveland
B. Elc. Hall
Elmy
Natherine Messarve
Reed
Mra. O
Garries
Ats
Juvenile Court
M. Wilcox
A. H. Johnston
Otis Forsyth
ST. Agnes
Parent-Teacher Association
Carl Finegan
Claude Adams
E. J. Novak
Ohio
Parent-Teacher
Jos. Conrad
Warne Lauffer
Father Flanigan
Boys Town
Julia
Catholic League
Abs
Willard Ry~an
Jos Conrad
Josh Novak
Wayne Lauffer
Frank Dittrick
PT A
Marty Hendricks
Lowell Coomer
Carlton Breyler
Rex, Guiay
Dallas Rubie
PT. A
County Weses Assembly Attracts Women's Society Meeting
The Tarally County Spring Assembly of the Woman's Society of Christian Service convened Saturday at First Methodist Church starting 9:30 a.m. with organist Mrs. Fred Stult and devotional led by Mrs. Homer Courtney. Speakers included Mrs. J. N. Stump and Miss Helen Orborn, and Mrs. S. B. Godfrey of Orlando, Fla., delivered the afternoon address. A similar session followed Monday at Siston Center, with final sessions planned in Norwalk. Catholic Study Club No 7 met last night at Mrs. Edward McCoy's home electing officers for the year and enjoying a history reading and luncheon. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Anthony Pollock in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarally’ County
Charles Carpentter
Vernon Bond
J. N. Stump
Children’s
York
Guy Hamilton
Norwalk
Carlton Squire
Homer Courtney
Methodist Church
Helen Orborn
Mra
E. Brodbeck
Liddie
BL Godfrey
Orlando
Fla
WLS
K. P. Meister
Siston Center
Norwalk Methodist Church
Catholic Study Club No
Yast Nicht
Edward McCoy
West Avenue
Motcers
William Kiely
Frank Gusky
John Ayler
William Young
St. Mary's Church
Anthony Pollock
Mission Group Emmanuel Luther’s Milisterary Society Meeting
Hostess group met at Meg Oertell’s Amherst home with cohost Mrs. A E Wecherly in attendance. In president’s absence vice president Mrs. Urich led business. lesson on World Christian Fellowship discussed races and conferences in England 1937 India 1938 Maryland 1939. A May 27 Mission Study class was planned with 12 members and two guests present. Next gathering to be hosted by Mrs. Bogart January 2 with Mrs. Urich assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Luthers Milisterary Society
Meg
Frank Oertell
Amherst
A. E. Wecherly
George Mynchenders
Vic
J. J. Urich
Hr. E. Smiles
World Christian Fellowship
England
India
Muleyland
Christian Fellowship
Harold Smith
Harry Bogart
Princeton Avenue
Jane 2
Urich
Study Club Elects Two Officers and Plans May Event
Members of the Catholic Study Club No. 6 met at Mrs. A Theodore Emeriths home on Middle Avenue to elect officers for the coming year. Mrs. Norman Kalter was chosen president with Hichard Walsh as vice president Leona Boone secretary Russell Becker treasurer Frank Manzo reporter and Mrs Robert Conningam and Mel Jac Bryson as committee members. The group approved a May 18 gathering at St Marys church hall and heard a review of Pied Piper by Nevil Shute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club Vo. 4
A. Theodore Emerith
Middle Avenue
Phillip Flood
Study Club Council
St. Mary's Church
Officera Wa
Norman Kalter
Oficera
Hichard Walsh
Leona Boone
Nussell Becker
Frank Manzo
Ald
Robert Conningam
Jac Bryson
Martin Mcl Gowan
Mildred Walsh
Nevil Shute
France
Hussell Becker
FL Manzo
East River Street
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Mrs James Hastings from LaGrange Mrs Myron Golt of Wellington Mrs John Afiika from Valley City Herman Loescher of North Ridgeville Emmet Weaver of La Grange Ernest Kish of Lorain Ernest Carter of LaGrange Mrs Lucille McLauchlin of 407 Cleveland Street Discharges list Virginia Nak of 541 Irondale Street William Moore of 229 Roosevelt Street Mrs Charles Dent of Grafton Mrs J Carlson Hall of 1319 Fast Avenue Mrs Morgan Larkin of 36 Sixth Street Jean Filler of 159 West Street Daniel Alberts of 101 West Street Mrs Alex Horvath of Highland Court Mrs Chester Wyrzynski baby girl of 306 East River Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hastings
LaGrange
Myron. Golt
Wellington
John Afiika
Valley City
Herman Loescher
North Ridgeville
Emmet Weaver
Ernest Kish
Lorain
Ernest Carter
Lucille McLauchlin
Cleveland Street
Virginia Nak
Irondale
William Moore
Roosevelt Street
Charles Dent
Grafton
J. Carlson Hall
Fast Avenue
Morgan Larkin
Sixth Street
Jean Filler
West Street
Daniel Alberts
Alex Horvath
Highland Court
Chester Wyrzynski
East River Street
Final ELY PTA Meeting Led by Mrs Wolf
The Els Parent-Teacher Association held its final meeting of the year in the kindergarten room with Mrs Alfred Wolf presiding. Don Prosser high school guidance advisor spoke on aptitude tests guiding students entering high school. The “preference record” used in high schools and colleges helps students choose courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Els Parent-Teacher Association
Alfred Wolf
Don Prosser
Farewell for Pastor Spencer at Methodist Church
A farewell and reception for the Rev. Howard Patrick and new church members was held at the Methodist church Wednesday evening with over one hundred attending. The program featured Mrs. T. W. Robinson and Mrs. R. A. Shearer, plus a trumpet solo by Loren Shearer, readings by Eunice McAnnis, remarks by Rev. Howard Patrick, a vocal quartet, and a instrumental trio. The gathering moved to the basement for ice cream, cake, wafers, and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Methodist Church
Howard Patrick
General Aid
T. W. Robinson
R. A. Shearer
Junior Senior Banquet At Graystone Hotel Elyria
The Juniors hosted the Sea Hork and the Faculty of the 5 H. 5 for a banquet at the Graystone Hotel in Elyria. Over fifty guests were seated at decorated tables in class colors, followed by a theater party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seahork
Graystone
Elyria
Local Briefs from Wellington and Spencer
Mrs. Frank Gallatin and children spent Thursday in Wellington visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker. The scarlet fever quarantine is lifted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCourt. their son Laws has returned to school. Nan Leininger, previously ill, is improving at Medina and may be brought home. Mrs. Clara Browse and son Earl have returned to Spencer after wintering. her daughters Veda and The Blake Brow are back in town after a bout with mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ludlow
Denver
Colorado
Walter Bowen
Frank Gallatin
Wellington
Prucsla
Charles Baker
Clara
Spencer
Veda Gud
Blake Brow
Acoot
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California
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Dengate
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Bernice Johns
Vicetette Club
Kay Bruce
Marge Schwert
Kay Brice
Kries’s
Marjorie Brown
Allen
PT. A. Meets
Wildercraft
Broad St
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ORD
Association News
Middle Ave
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