Annual Meeting of Woman's Club elects new officers
The Woman's Club of Hiyria held its 1924 25 year end meeting with many members attending. Reports by Mrs. R T J Martin and Mrs Artemas Beebe covered the year and scholarship funds. Dues increased to five dollars for active and ten for associate. lunching for next year dispensed with. Delegates to Lakeside Federation chosen. house committee formed for Wooster property on Middle Avenue. Eleven hundred dollars was cleared from a recent play. top ticket sellers were Mrs Leonard Birch and Mrs Arthur Laundon. New members admitted include Mrs S R Finley Miss Lida A Carlson and others. Mrs Mae Friday elected president. she thanked outgoing president Mrs B E Saunders and announced new executive appointments. Ice wafers served and members socialized to close the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
R. T. J. Martin
Artemas Beebe
Lakeside Federation
Mae Friday
Kathryn Massey
Carl Johnston
J. C. Bins
Wooster
Az Middle Avenue
Edwin Gilles
Georges Tufford
BE. F. Allen
Bins
Leonard Birch
Arthur Laundon
W. A. Denm
Carrl H. Wood
Woman's Club
S. R. Finley
Lida A. Carlson
Minnie Terry
R. H. Flick
R. J. Agate
Otto Markel
J. P. Allman
Helen McLeod
R. D. Oldfield
H. H. Jones
Ella G. Tilden
Roger C. Hill
Harry Hoover
Constance Rabin
Clinton Krantz
J. G. Perry
Walter Robertson
Howard Somers
Clarence Dyke
Carl Martin
W. EB. Dixon
B. E. Saunders
C. D. Gui
James Hewitt
Frank Stetson
Business Women's
H. W. Tibball
Miles Perry
Educational
J. H. Hurst
A. W. Huse
Business Women's Department
Woman's Club of
Hiyria
Community Fraternal Events and Social Gatherings
Tonight many groups hold meetings and dances at local halls and temples. The Masonic Club hosts a dancing party at Elks Hall, while Cathélin Daughters of America meet in K of C Hall and the Knights of Pythias gather at their hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Club
Elks Hall
Cathélin Daughters of America
K. of C. Hal
Friendship Club
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
GA. R. Hall
Elyria Lodge
Order of Braith B'Rith
Temple
Elyria
Women
The
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
Odd Fellows Hall
Daughters of Scotland
Argyle Lodge No
Wurst Hall
WV and Auxiliary Entertained at Cornervenue Home
Seventy five members of the WV and auxiliary were hosted by Mr and Mrs Grant Schrock and daughters on Cornervenue Wednesday evening. Progressive pedia was the diversion of the evening. Prizes went to De Kothe and family first, Gee Weiseke and Elmer Haverstick second, Adams and William Wehlbet consoled. Late hour refreshments followed. Mrs J F Linden of LaGrange Road left for Detroit to tend her ill brother F H Squires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oty
Ther
Grant Schrock
de. Kothe
Gee, Weiseke
Elmer Haverstick
Charles Adams
Willam Wehlbet
Gates P T A Elects Officers
The Gates Parent Teacher Association elected officers for the year: Mrs William Gehrke president Miss Cope first vice president Mrs Earl Jolley second vice president Mrs G E Broderick secretary and Mrs Louie Whitney treasurer The group planned a tree contribution to the Road of Remembrance A program followed with songs solos and a piano piece by Mary Seward Rev Charles F Wiseman spoke on youth and parental influence A luncheon hosted by Lorain County Savings and Trust Company was given for Miss Marjorie Doe upcoming wedding and Miss Ruth Greg ory of Akron visited Elyria friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Parent Teacher Association
William Gehrke
Miss Cope
Earl Jolley
G. E. Broderick
Louie Whitney
Mary Seward
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Second Street
Hutton
Marjorie Doe
Des
Miss Donahue Weds Arthur Miller In Quiet Felicitous Ceremony
Miss Mary Donahue of 220 East Second Street becomes the bride of Arthur J. Miller of 123 Furnace Street in a three forty five o clock Wednesday ceremony at the First Methodist Episcopal Church parsonage. Rev. Edwin Kirby officiated. The couple planned a six course dinner for twenty at the Brands home. The bride, a 1914 St Josephs Hospital graduate nurse, wore blue with a crown of bride roses. The groom is an electrician. They will reside at 128 Oak Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Donahue
A. J. Miller
Mary Donahue
East Second Street
Arthur J. Miller
Furnace Street
Edwin Kirby
First Methodist Episcopal Church
East Avenue
George Brand
A. J. Robertson
Brand
Florence
May Breakfast Draws 275 Women from Mission Society
About 275 women attended the May Breakfast of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in a newly furnished dining room. Dr. M B Fuller spoke on his world travels and Orient candor. Mrs. Elizabeth Dickson sang. Dr. Edwin Hirby closed with prayer. Leadership included Mrs. J G Whitney and committee chairs A M Borer Carl Keighley and John Garland. The June gathering will be a tea at the Old Ladies Home with speaker Mrs. J H Blackburn of Cleveland on South American Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Charen
Dae Kirby
J. G. Whitney
M.B. Fuller
Lakewood Methodist Church
Sibakeer
Orient
Elizabeth Dickson
Edwin Hirby
A. My. Borer
Carl Keighley
John Garland
J. H. Blackburn
Cleveland
Women of Elizabeth Stevens Society Dine and Hear Guest Speaker
At the First Methodist Episcopal Church last evening the Elizabeth Stevens Society met with a six o’clock dinner led by Mrs. William Stebenlist. Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens gave devotional, music by Miss Bessie Hyde and others, and an offering for Marjoria Crabtree Memorial. Mrs. A. H. Rothe was elected a delegate to the District Home Missionary Convention at Sandusky. Miss Anna Rosanek of Bresville Community Center spoke, sharing her life story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Stevens
Sandusky
Anna Rosanek
Bresville
Edwin Kirby
Rosanek
Birthday Party Honors Seven Year Old Joseph Junior
A birthday party was given this afternoon at Mrs. J. B. Martin's home 1116 East Argenue for her son Joseph Junior turning seven. Attending were Robert Yost Robert Wirx Billy McClelland Jack Wood Kenneth Whitehead Gardner Whitehead Richard Alfield Alvin Bald Clifford Ledyard Robert Tuk. The event featured games a group photo and refreshments including the birthday cake from four to six o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Martin
East Argenue
Joseph Junior
Robert Yost
Robert Wir x
Billy McClelland
Jack Wood
Kenneth and Gardner Whitehead
Richard Alfield
Alvin Bald
Clifford Ledyard
Robert Tuk
Diamond Dyes Color Guide and Dyeing Instructions
A vintage advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes as a perfect home solution for tinting and dyeing fabrics. It promises cold water tinting for delicate shades or boiling for permanent color, with 15 cent packages including simple directions for wool silk cotton linen and mixed fabrics.
Wenner PTA meeting features Mother Goose and The Making of The Flas
The Jefferson PTA in Wenner hosted a two act dramatization on Mother Goose and The Making of The Flas, followed by Mrs. R D Hudson's talk on Japan. Officers elected include President Mrs A C Batamer and Treasurer Mrs Samuel Winchell. The next meeting will be a lawn fete on June 6 and a separate shower honored Miss Marion Antkaak. Local and out of town guests attended, with prizes awarded at Eagles Hall event and plans set for May activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenner
Jefferson Parent Teacher Association
Japan
R. D. Hudson
Orient
A. C. Batamer
Annia, Spencer
Harry Brillhart
Samuel Winchell
Marion Antkaak
M Bertha
Pauline Mer
Lorain
Utopia Tiup
Metar
Bedford
Lake Avenue
Yesterdary
Eagles Hall
Homer Garford
Ruth Smith
Hatlie Garner
Charles Cheevers
Lucky Links Club Entertained By Mrs Barres Hosts Cards
Mrs Peter Barres of Avenue yielded a warm reception for Lucky Links Club members yesterday. Cards were played with Mrs John Sinegar, John Allen, and Mrs Dos Wim winning pots while Mrs T Minnich was consoled. Guests included Mrs Cullen and Mrs Minnich. Meeting adjourned for a luncheon and will reconvene next Thursday at Mrs John Allen’s home 44 Conary Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Barres
Avenue
Pote
John Sinegar
John Allen
Dos Wim
T. Minnich
Cullen
Minnich
Conary
Ridgeville Church Women Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Ridgeville Congregational Church Women's Association annual meeting the four groups West South Central and East reported funds raised totaling 77.00 172.50 130.75 and 259.00 for buying a new carnet for the church building. Officers were elected and annual reports presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association
Ridgeville Congregational Church
Kandy Kids Kard Klub Meeting Report
The Kandy Kids Kard Klub met at Mrs. WoC Corvell's East Broad street home Wednesday afternoon. Ten games of progress were played with Mrs. Bright winning first, Joe Kiser second, and Mrs. Madeline Brasselle third. Mrs. Joe Kiser invited members to her West River street home in two weeks. Last evening Carlisle Grange hosted a minstrel show by youths from the 20th Club led by Frank Snoble for the South Murray Ridge PTA. attendance was splendid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kandy
Kard Kink
Woc Corvell
East Broad Street
Bright
Joe Kiser
Madeline Brasselle
West River Street
Save Pe
Carlisle Grange
Frank Snoble
Murray Ridge
Local Society Notes Include Meetings and Weddings
A series of society items lists various church and club meetings for the week including the Markley Parent Leader Association at 17 30 this evening, Decree Team practice tomorrow, choirs rehearsing Friday, and Woman's Club and Bible Lady Club gatherings. Also notes a Canton Lorain Lodge No 28 event, a birthday party at Ball Banquet Room, Mother's Day program readings, and several marriage licenses. Hospital notes report admissions and discharges across local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markley Parent ‘Leader Association
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Bible Lady Club
C. O. Jaster
Princeton Avenue
Oberlin Grange
Puebles
Canton Lorain Lodge No
Odd Fellows
U i
Gertrude Joanson
Anna Barnes
Anna L
Cora Barnis
Laura Farrell
Magnolia
Street Mrs Gust Mecera Route No 4 Susie Toth involved
A fragmentary notice lists individuals Street Mrs Gust Mecera Route No 4 Susie Toth Gratton Route No 2. The context remains unclear but names and routes are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Mecera
Susie Toth
Gratton
Miss Winifred Park Attends Aida With Local Hosts
Miss Winifred Park of West Avenue was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins of Brutenah Celavand and attended Aida by the Metropolitan Opera Company at the Public Auditorium. Also notes that Miss Alice Kolb is recovering from an appendectomy at Memorial Hospital and Miss Dorothy Bell has a teaching appointment at Amherst High School. Skeletal community notices include Sara Katherine Burner’s convalescence, a bake sale by Pansy Circle, and upcoming dances with local clubs at Elberta Beach and Eagles hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Park
West Avenue
Hawkins
Celeviand
Aida
Metropolian Opera Company
Public
Alice Kolb
Carlisle
Memorial Hospital
Dorothy Bell
Third
Street
Amherst High School
Marie Owens
Sara Katherine Burner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rhys Herbert
Girl's Glee Club
Lorena Tomgon
Glee Club
Hose McCloud
Eleanor Schindler
Mary Forsythe
Elizabeth Reese
Mrs. Fussy
Edith White
Lady Grey
Batty Lerteman
Dora
Katherine Kilcher
Flora
Dorothy Crisp
Molly
Hilda Moehle
Polly
Mildred Folk
Rose McCloud
Bobby
Helen Snowden
Simpkins
Sigurd Josgalfar
Grieg
Skilon Farandole
McDowall
J. F. Linden
LaGrange Road
Detroit
Michigan
F. H. Squires
Gates P. T. A
Miss Dee
Ruth Grégory
Akron
Elyria Friends
Elizabeth , Stevens Society
Jefferson Pp. T. A
Utopia Club
Church of Christ
Robert Bainbridge
Harvard Avenue
Cass
Edward
Lucky Links Club
Ridgeville Church
Kandy Kids Kard Klub
Canton Lodge
Curtire Whiton
Letter Curtier
Lydia Grubbs
Marshall
Ohn Miller
Clevetot
Mary Brunkew
Ely
Hinkson
Pekii
Brunkew
Miller
Y Donahue
Biyria
Edwin
Leo Bell
East River Street
George Dodsler
Marseilles Avenue
Caryl Jenkins
Glenn Sievert
Grafton
William Pasepow
Adolph Sittinger
R. Baldwin
East Seventh
Nestle Lanois
Marcelling
Henre
Tattersall Court
Pansy Circle
See
S. At
Superior Electric
CL Hall
Helen Taylor
Elberta Beach
Schubert
Melody 5
Ruggies Beach Collegians
Stromberg & Vokoun
Wildercraft
PssDine Central Books Store
Loomis
Post
Wear-Ever
Wear
Boylan Bros. Co
Elyria Hardware Co
Elyria China Crockery Store
Business College
Butternut Ridge
North Olmsted
Ill Court St
East Ave
Martha
Lee
Victor
Martha Lee Club
Elks Hale
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