May Breakfast Draws 250 Women at First Methodist Church
The Women’s Home Missionary Society hosted 250 women at a May Breakfast in the First Methodist Church. Mrs. Merritt Powell presided. Miss Genevieve Barth spoke on her work with the Brodsett Community House in Hazelton Pennsylvania. attendees joined in Wesley Blessing and Dr. F. J. Hicks gave the benediction. Guest Hazel Bech berger, conference Young People’s Secretary, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astel
Women’s Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Merritt Powell
Hostess Society
Genevieve Barth
Brodsett
Hazelton
Pennsylvania
F. J. Hicks
Irs
Hazel Bechberger
Women's Home Missionary Soviets
Rainbow Girls Name Five Grand Cross Of Color At Elyria Ceremony
Five Rainbow Girls of Elyria received Grand Cross of Color honors for outstanding work in the lodge. The event featured the Rainbow and Eastern Star chapters with guests from Cleveland Ashland New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
May Dramm
Edith Heffelfinger
Ashland
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Grand Cross of Color Girls of the Rainbow
Elyria and
Lorain
June Garford
Mother Hand
Dolores Carlson
Lois Neumann
Marguerite Evans
Marian Carlson
Geraldine Whitman
Naomi Burge
Audrey Squires
Phillip Mason
Myrna Smetzer
Mae Zimmerman
Victory
Margaret Jenkins
Virginia Malaha
Yvonne Meyer
Dorothy Dumont
Shirley Heston
Eleanor Dunn
Betty Campbell
J .Martin Beck
Madge Baird
Elizabeth Kieffer
Lodge
Betty Corkill
Jane Andrus
Josephine Whitmore
Almeda Martin
Althea Bennett
Jessie Daniels
Rebekah Lodge Mothers-Daughter Banquet At Church Of Christ
Eighty five mothers and daughters attended the annual Mothers Day banquet sponsored by St. Clair Rebekah Lodge last night at the Church of Christ. The event featured floral decorations, a welcome by Mrs. Lorena Handby, a daughter’s response by Miss Virginia Mohrman, musical numbers by Mrs. Doris Monroe and a piano duet by Agnes and Eleanor Erickson. Mrs. Frank Spencer spoke on the duties of mothers and children and a bouquet was given to the oldest mother, Mrs. Handby. The evening concluded with a chorus of The End of A Perfect Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Church of Christ
Lorena Handehy
Virginia Mohrman
Doris Monroe
Carol Christman
Agnes Erickson
Eleanor Erickson
Frank Spencer
Handby
Blanche Thompson
Grace Church Forms Men’s Club Organizes Softball Team
Fifteen Grace Lutheran Church men met at the new parish hall and formed a Men’s Club with Carl Woodin as president and Arthur Ehike as secretary treasurer. William Gebhardt named manager of the planned church softball team. First practice set for May 10 at 6:00 PM on West 10th Street field. Don Gehl chairs the program committee with Willard Schmitt gen and Oscar Jaroch. Next meeting Friday, June 3 at 8:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Carl Woodin
Arthur Ehike
William Gebhardt
West 10Th Street
Don Gehl
Willard Schmittgen
Oscar Jaroch
Kennebec River Book Talk and Local Club Notes
Miss Claire Williams reviews Kennebec River history from Robert P. Coffin in the Rivers of America series for Four O Clock Club. Mrs Will Thomas hosts lunch before the program as members discuss Aaron Burr romance and Benedict Arnold expedition lore alongside local stories and the Rampler Avenue tale. The club closes its year with a May twentieth gathering hosted by Mrs Mabel Little.
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Kennebec River
Maine
Iitg
Claire Williams
Will Thomas
Columbus Street
Robert P. Tristram Coffin
Benedict Arnold
Canada
Aaron Burr
Mabel Little
May Show honors for Cleveland artist Ted Maddock
Ted Maddock of Cleveland son of Mr and Mrs Clark Maddock and staff artist for the Plain Dealer won first prize at the May Show at the Cleveland Museum of Art for his water color works Haunted Dusk In Step With the Sycamore Meditation The House the Bees Built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Museum of Art
Ted Maddock
Cleveland
Clark Maddock
Eighth Street
The
Plain Dealer
F. Aa. Dusthimer
East River Street
Newark
Ohio
Mark Horwedel
Avon Lake
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ben Smith
Eugene
Lancaster
New York
Carolyn
Carolyn Grace
Frank Wilcox
Mary Mills
Eleanor Snell
Loftin Melhuish
Columbia Baptist Church
Wayne Burdue
East Avenue
Mildred
Nanee Cope
Lake Avenue
Lyle Burdus Jeffries
Ruth Ann Strub
Zion Methodist Church
Toledo
E. W. Allen
Church of Christ
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Christian Church
Fort Wayne
Orient
Damascus
Jerusalem
John Houserman
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Charles Court
Ray Pitkin
Chicago
Illinois
Bath Street
Walter Hinkle
First Congregational Church
William Muir Auld
Auld
E. F. Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
M. D. Hackett
Kentucky
Monroe Street
J. E. Gutensohn
Philadelphia
Charles Rosenfeld
R Rosenfelds
Martha Carol
Dorothy Bartrer
D. D. Hull
A. L. Richwine
May Co
A. R. Webber
Enecutire Committee Historical Society
J. F. Boor
Zeorge Street
MTS
J. F. Fierbaugh
Lakewood
A. J Boor
Middle Avenue
Robert S. Ford
Columbus
Department Luncheon Closes Civics and Political Science Meeting
The Elyria Woman's club department of Civics and Political Science held its final business meeting yesterday with a luncheon served to eighteen by Mrs. Clarence Dirk and committee. Chairman R Holcombe thanked officers and received a rising vote of thanks. A June picnic is planned at Mrs. Herman Portman’s home in Henrietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Civics and Political
Elyria Woman's
Lupecheon
Clarence Dirk
Beal
KP. Meister
A.E. Woekerly
H. Cordrey
C. D. Reding
R. Holcombe
East Side Guild Meeting At Mrs Dyke Home
The East Side Guild of St Andrews church gathered with fourteen attendees Friday afternoon at Mrs George Dyke’s home on Cleveland Rd. A brief business session led by chairwoman Mrs H H Trumpy preceded an afternoon focused on guild work. On Thursday May nineteenth Mrs William Abbott of Princeton Avenue will entertain.
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East Side
Jolly Ten Club Hosts Afternoon With Miss Cochrane
Club members gathered at Miss Marjorie Cochrane’s Cam bridge avenue home yesterday for a short business meeting followed by cards with Barnes as the game. Prizes went to Joan Brown Barbara Beacher and Ann Cheney. A dinner was served by the hostess mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Ten Club
Marjorie Cochrane
Cambridge Avenue
Barnes
Joan Brown
Barbara Beacher
Ann Cheney
Community group meetings and officer elections announced
Calendar lists multiple local clubs and church groups with notes on meetings, officer elections, and events. Attendees include Mrs Curtis Fifth Street and Mrs Irving Shephard East Avenue, with gatherings at YWCA, Methodist and other venues. Among items, Rainbow Class banquet, Daughters of Sahara supper, and Hattie Smith life membership are mentioned along with several lodge and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women’s
Curtis
Fifth Street
Second Congregational Division
Irving Shepherd
East Avenue
Bid
Culture Circle of
Child Conservation League
Harold Carroll
Denison Avenue
Lorain County
Kipton
R. E. Blackwell
Triple D
Alice Gates
Lorain
Middle Step Club
Y. W C
Columbus Street
Ladies of
Hattie Smith
Order of Rainbow
Avalon Club
Frank Mee
Logan Street
Yy. W. Cc. A
King Solomon Lodge
W. GC. A
League of Women Voters
Townsend
Hospitalization plan details from Mrs E Barclay office
A hospital plan offers 83 per day for 28 days of care incl accident sickness and maternity with 7 years coverage. It adds 10 for operating delivery room 10 for anesthetic and X ray. contact Mrs E Barclay at 128 Grant St or call 89-934 for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volcme
E., Barclay
Grant St.j
O L Dusthimer to Speak at High School PTA Meeting
Dr. O L Dusthimer of Bald win Wallace College will lecture on Astronomy at the Hyrlia High School PTA gathering Wednesday at 8:00. Senior a cappella choir and Mrs George Tulk will provide music. officers will be elected and installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Dusthimer
P T. A
Baldwin-Wallace College
Hlyria High School
Parent-Teacher Association
George Tulk
Court Of Awards Honors Elvsha Girl Scouts At Gates
Gates School auditorium fills with parents and friends for a Court Of Awards honoring one hundred seventy five Elvsha Girl Scouts. The minstrel play in a feudal castle setting precedes badge and scholarship awards presented by Mrs V L Overdeer and council members. Dorothy Bartter leads Troop No 4 with committee members aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates School
Elvsha
Sir Richard
Vivian Chapman
Jane Geisel
Marian Syite
Charlie Rawson
Lila Fell
Mary Agnes Welsh
Doris Leatherman
Nan Shryocx
Plas
Nan Shryock
Girl Scout Council
V. L. Overdeer
Dorothy Bartter
A .=. Riehwine
D. D. Hull
Paul Pais
Royal Neighbors Rally Plans Set For May Twentieth
A tureen dinner preceded a brief business meeting of the Royal Neighbors of America in Woodman Hall. Final Rally plans were set for Woodman Hall this city on Friday afternoon and evening May twentieth. Dinner to be served at the Church of Christ. Special prize awarded to Mrs Emma Dill. Officers and drill team under Captain Martha Wirth practiced for the remainder of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Woodman Hall
Church of Christ
Emma Dill
Martha Wirth
Ladies to Attend Elyria Bible Class Special Guest Lineup
Ladies will be special guests of the Elyria Men's Bible class meeting Sunday morning at 9 30 in the Y M C A A mixed quartet from St Pauls church will provide music including Mr and Mrs Karl Lehmann Mrs Alice Pitman and Gust Klein Mrs Claude Wigfield will accompany on the piano L B Hindman the teacher will lecture on The Vine and the Branches from John 15 chapter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men's Bible
St. Paul's Church
Karl Lehmann
Alice Pitman
Gust Klein
Claude Wigfield
L. B. Hindman
Lesso
Maranatha Class Plans Annual Mother-Daughter Dinner
The Maranatha Class of the First Baptist church will hold its annual mother daughter dinner Friday evening in May. A tureen dinner will be served at six oclock. Mrs. Guy Byars and Mrs. W C Porter will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maranatha
First Baptist Church
Guy Byars
W. C. Porter
May Frolic Sponsored by High School PTA
Approximately two hundred youths attend the May Frolic in the high school gym planned by the High School Parent Teacher Association. Klein's orchestra provides music and Stage Arts Studio offers a floor show directed by Irving Plain with several young performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Parent Teacher Association
Klein
Stage Arts Studio
Irving Plain
Loretta Mae Boddy
Virginia Mae Kolopos
Helen Maxine
Georgia Lee Dunsing
Morris Brown
Jeanne Furney
Final Meeting of Catholic Study Club No 6 Held
Members met at Mrs. Norman Kaiser’s Harwood street home for the final business session. New officers were installed for the coming year and plans were made for a tureen dinner at Mrs. Richard Walsh’s East Broad street home. The four member program committee and a study course for next year were announced. Mrs. Kaiser and co host Mrs. R Hogan served refreshments after a pleasant social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club No. 6
Norman Kaiser
Harwood Street
Richard Walsh
East Broad Street
Raiser
R. Hogan
Community clubs showcase readings and games for Mothers Day
Mrs. Claycomb hosts Mothers Day readings by Patriotic Club members at her Fourth Street home. Eleven attend a luncheon with prizes awarded to Mrs. Helen Kelley and Mrs. Josephine Zacharias. Catholic Study Club No. 3 meets at Oxford Avenue home with officers elected for next year led by Frances Kirkbride. topics include The Echoes of the First Good Friday and an article on Father Gerald Donovan. Elite Club hosts casual evening at Fur nace Street home with candy sale planned, Bunco prizes awarded, dessert served with sweet peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Club
Mary Claycomb
Fourth Street
Helen Kelley
Josephine Zacharias
Catholic Study Club No. 3
Robert Smith
Oxford Avenue
Frances Kirkbride
Fred Roth
Lester Diederick
Gerald Donovan
Marjorie
Selina Greusser
Furnace Street
Bunco
Marjorie Greusser
Anne Meeks
Ann Meeks
East Avenue
Met Life honors Elyria staff at Sandusky banquet
Metropolitan Life Insurance staff from Elyria led the Sandusky Ohio district for 1937 in a banquet at the Elks Club in Sandusky. A gold pin was awarded to each member for outstanding service. Walter S. Shepherd presented the honors from the New York home office. E. R. Schneider delivered the acceptance speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Elks Club
Sandusky
Sandusky-Ohio
Elyria
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Walter 5. J. Shepherd
Metropolitan Co
New York
E. R. Schneider
L. F. Holden
R. N. Bennet
A. Sonkoly
William Rigo
Charles Kreuck
William Yoo
James T. Gallagher
Jear Price
J. L. Sullivan
R. i C. Novatney
Ely League of Women Voters Holds Annual Meeting
The Ely League of Women Voters will meet Monday at 1 30 PM in the Council Chambers. Nominating chair Mrs Keith Clotz and committee present nominees for president vice president secretary and treasurer. Election of officers will follow with department heads giving a year in review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria League of Women Voters
Keith Clotz
Howard Barbour
E. H. Evans
Harold Kunkle
Stanley Jackson
C. R. Aldrich
Host Guides Round Table on Vermont Boyhood Book
Richard Stevens hosted Round Table Club members at Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Hubbell’s Gulf Road home. S. 8. Rockwood reviewed A Vermont Boyhood by Thomas Emerson Ripley, a California author. The work uses family life, politics and local improvements, with letters from his mother’s attic. The host read James Bryce on predictions of Hamilton and De Toqueville. On May 20 the club will meet W. KR. Comings at his daughter’s Ashbury avenue home in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Stevens
Round Table Club
W. B. Hubbell
Gulf Road
S. 8
Rockwood
Vermont
Thomas Emerson Ripley
California
James Bryce
Hamilton
de Toqueville
W. KR. Comings
Ashbury Avenue
Cleveland
Sampre Fidelis Club Hosts Kid Party at Shapiro Home
Sampre Fidelis Club held a children's party at Elsie Shapiro's Furnace Street home. Prizes went to Eileen Ryan, Margaret Herold, Vera Smith and Joyce Hastings. A tureen luncheon followed, with plans to reconvene on May seventeenth with Joyce Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampre Fidelis Club
Elsie Shapiro
Furnace Street
Eileen Ryan
Margaret Herold
Vera Smith
Joyce Hastings
Juniors Attend Cohagen Anniversary in Cleveland
The Junior Protected Home Circle held a regular meeting last evening and plans the next gathering for May 20. On April 30 the juniors went to Cleveland to attend the 25th anniversary celebration of Mr. Cohagen at the Hotel Statler where the group drilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cohagen
Hotel Statler
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing
Admissions include Mrs. Kenneth Kolbe of LaGrange Andrew Federetti of Ashtabula Mrs. Mark Hordewedel of Avon Lake Virginia Live say Mansfield Helen Horner Chippewa Lake Ina Elizabeth Laky Ashtabula Geneva Cook and Robert Francisco of 4382 Fifteenth Street Discharges include Arthur Damm Mrs Lawrence Krugman 127 Riverdale Court Curtis Williams Mansfield Mrs Robert Gunder 41 West River Street Mrs John Schwartz baby boy Valley City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Kolbe
LaGrange
Andrew Federetti
Ashtabula
Mark Horwedel
Avon Lake
Virginia Livesay
Mansfield
Helen Horner
Chippewa Lake
Ina Elizabeth Laky
Geneva Cook
Robert Francisco
Fifteenth Street
Arthur Damm
Denison Avenue
Lawrence Krugman
Riverdale Court
Curtis Williams
Robert Gunder
West River Street
John Schwartz
Revival Services At Salvation Army To Close On Sunday
Salvation Army revival conducted by Captain Fred Duncan ends Sunday with three meetings. At 10 36 a m he speaks on Sanctification, at 2 p m on Assets and Liabilities using charts, and at 7 45 p m Timers Life. Attendance has grown and the public is invited. Rice is a semi luxyry to 150000000 poor in the Yangtze Valley per a recent report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Duncan
Salvation Army
Yangtze Valley
China
Lambda Chi Hosts Mother's Day Tea at LaPorte Church
Lambda Chi members hosted a Mother's Day tea at LaPorte Methodist Church Thursday from two to four. Fifteen mothers and guests attended an introductory program with a toast by Mrs. Earl Brown and a response by Mrs. Ray Jackson. Guest musicians performed, tea was served, and gift bouquits and violet corsages decorated the event. Notable attendees included Mrs. William Rennie and out-of-town guest Mrs. Martin Folley of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chi
LaPorte Methodist Church
Earl Brown
Ray Jackson
William Rennie
Charles Bruce
Arthur Giles
Prophet Bird
Schumann
Music Box
Eugene Gouséns
J. M. Gregory
Eric Chapman
Gilbert Spross
Dorothy Forrester
Ernest Ball
William A. Rennis
Robert Lee
Edward Lee
Myron Saussier
Myre
LaVaughne Crepp
Herman Goodspeed
William A. Rennie
Euugene Burke
Jean Shepard
Joyce Gregg
Martin Folley
Cleveland
Licenses Granted For Fred Snider and Charlain Boddy
Fred Snider 26 of Ridgeville and Charlain Boddy 25 of 263 Abbe Road receive licenses as shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Snider
Ridgevill, Shipper
Charlain Boddy
Abbe Road
Former Roumanian Premier Octavian Goga Dies in Romania
Former Roumanian premier Octavian Goga, who led the country and was ousted by King Carol, died at his home near Cluj at Ciucea Castle after suffering a stroke. The king had dismissed him last February amid a worsening economy and set up a royal dictatorship with Patriarch Miron Cristea as premier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
Octavian Goga
Carol
Goga
Ciucea Castle
Cluj
Miron Cristea
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Viola von Duyke
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Smith Court
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Mrs. Claycomb
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