Leath Addresses First Cong'l Church May Breakfast Speaker
The Rev William A Leath spoke at the First Congregational Church May Breakfast with about 150 attendees. He urged thoughtful action in hard times, drawing on Biblical figures like Ezekiel and Isaiah to urge renewal through high religion amid distress.
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William A. Leath
First Cong’l. Church
W. F. Bell
Woman's Association
E. E. Chappelle
Second Baptist Church
A. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Peter Smith
Women's Missionary Union of
Elyria
H.W. Courtney
Wilbur Clark
James van Dusen
Lola Shaw
Ee H. Curbing
Ralph Merach
H.W. Hoover
America
Robert Hand
Ene. Chapman
Dr. Leath
Bernard Shi
Bare
Leath
Isaiah
Ezekiel
Ibnse
Hitmelf
Babylon
Louise Byars Weds Carl Martin in Napoleon Ohio
Miss Louise Byars married Carl Richard Martin on May 5 in Napoleon Ohio. The bride, a nurse at Elyria Memorial hospital, and groom, Elyria post office employee, plan to move soon for army service. Luncheon honored 19 members and three guests of Division A of the Church of Christ. A May meeting at 108 Sweater court featured hostesses and a devotional, with birthdays noted for several members. Next gathering slated for June 3 at Mrs. G. B. Findler’s home on Abbe road.
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Walter A. Byars
Hush Street
Louise May
Carl Richard Martin
Carl W. Martin
Tenth Street
Napoleon, Ohio
John B. Taylor
Elyria Memorial Hospita
Martin
Elyria
Ofice
Army
Church of Christ
Sire. L. G. Cromwell
Sweater Court
C.N. Williams
International Journal of Religious Education
Nettie Lump
M. 4. Willard
EF. Clark
8. W. Smith
G. B. Findler
Abbe Road
Myron Gott
Wellington
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Mirka
Vallesty
Jane Blanden
Birmingham
WC. Strock
Oberlin Road
Local Postings Mixed Personal Notices And Reflections
Personal items report Betty Spin Strock arriving at her parents home from Honolulu and Don Strock’s naval assignation at Pearl Harbor. Other notes mention visits to Cleveland, transfers, births at Elyria Memorial Hospital, and community remarks by Dr. Leath on postwar society and religion. The piece blends social updates with a sermon excerpt and upcoming church luncheon plans.
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Dad Strock
Betty Spin
Leo Spinks
San Francisco
Honolulu
Hawaii
Don Strock
Ford Inland Naval Air Station
Pearl Mayer
Strock
Om Honolua
Mra
Vi G. Randall
Susan and
Gurnie
Train
A. H. Beauchemin
Gorton
Agnes T. Hunter
Elyria
William Smith
Ridgeville
Cleveland
Mre Smith
Mee
Robert Castleberry
John Stroh
San Antonio
Texas
Orval
Camp Bullis
Mel Stroh
Erie Street
Jean Downe
Fort McClellan
Alabama
Drew Field
Tampa
Florida
C.H. Nuhn
Vermilion
Jack Becker
Pasadena Avenue
N.bl Club
Emory Smith
Gulf Read
Elytia Memorial Hospital
John Kosco
West River Street
Elyria Girl Scout Council Hosts Annual Luncheon and Meeting
About 60 women and guests attended the Elyria Girl Scout Council luncheon at the Elyria Woman's Club. Officers and committee chairs reported on organization, camp, sales tax, finance, registrar, and training while Miss Kathryn Brown and local leaders traced scouting history in Elyria from 1927 including charter members and early troops.
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Elyria
Hirkbeck
W. O. Zotser
Willis Chandler
RB. W. Jaycox
Morris Knapp
Nance
RA. Shryock
Hannaford
Kair
Service Bureau
A.W. Waters
Cookie Sale Chi
Irs
Arthur Richwine
Henry Ingersoll
Phy Cornelia Onster
Shrylock
Elytia
Elyia
Kathryn Brown
Miss Kershaw
Phyllis
Helen Pond
Sarah Thomas
Ruth Koplin
Grace Athe
Helen Hutt
Betty Qverdeer
Eleanor Duan
Beth Corkill
Elyria High School Alumni to Meet in June 5
Plans underway for the Elyria High School Alumni Association 63rd annual meeting at Filrriah School on June 3 with officers including Kart Plocher president Harriet L. Bu treasurer Paul Eager secretary and an executive committee. committee chairs assigned for refreshments programs tickets and hostesses. class of 187 invited and accepting. Daughters of St Andrew held a separate event with bridge and refreshments at the OPS location.
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Elyria High School
Filrriah School
Bovdlock
Kart Plocher
Price
Harriet L. Bu
Harriet E. Muster
Mire Margaret Edewards
Ray McNeal
Grar
Evening Event Calendar With Local Societies and Parties
Tonight features Kil Rate avrority with Mr. Dot Jackoon in La Motte and a Cleve 1 Richtelles event with Miltred Chaps man on Latgfellow avenue. Gaiety Club hosts a motheredaugh ter party da Cleve 1, Plus Agnes seteahumtrac at Oden Chib with Mr. Robert Novak on Dewey avenue. Raghell Club presents Mes Ralph Laman in Oberlin. United Presbyterian Women and Young Women's Missionary Societies meet at First Congregational, with church services and a committee gathering at A. Hinksonstlysell Post and Auxiliary in Labor Temple. Kings Daughters of First Methodist join Daughters of Scotland with Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary in K C hall. Democratic Women's Club to be addressed by Mrs. George C. Redmond. David J Nye Chapter DeMolay at O O F hall.
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Dot Jackoon
la Motte
Gaiety Club
Richtelles
Miltred Chapsman
Agnes Seteahumtrac
Oden
Robert Novak
Dewey Avenue
Raghell Club
Mes
Ralph Laman
Oberlin
United Presbyterian Women's and Young Women’s Missionary Societies of Church
Firet
Onder of
DeMolay
O. O. F. Hall
Shower For Bride-Elect At First Baptist Church
A surprise hen shower at 142 Carewell Avenue honored Lois Marie Bennett, bride-elect of Charles Uber, for May 23. Attended by 14 girls and their teacher from the Sunday school class, games were played with Janice Elliott winning the prize, followed by a refreshment course.
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Dorothy Swancott
Carewell Avenue
Hilchen
Lois Marie Bennett
Charles Uber
Mapist
Elliott
Hingo
Janice Elliott
Aero Club Benefit Bridges for War Stamps Winners Named
A benefit bridge party at the Woman's Club by the Aero club awarded War stamps at each of nine tables. Special award went to Mrs Roland Morris. Postgame sandwiches and coffee followed. The club lists active members and leaders including Jeanne Wagner and Miss Allsopp who trained new council members. The Girl Scouts, now over 200, receive aid from the Community Chest via commissions and local leadership evolves with Mrs Pond as commissioner. A council cookout and final summer meeting is planned for May 12 at Miss Helen Kochenderfer’s home unless rain relocates to the Girl Scout office.
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The
Aero Club
Woman's Club
Roland Morris
Jeanne Wagner
Martha Christie
Joanne Smith
Joan Cheetham
Alyce MacDonald
Margaret Hobinton
Pat Rogers
Peg Cairns
Marian Roberts
Allsopp
A.M. Hannaford
Thomas
Hanenaford
Pond
Helen Kochenderfer
Aohl Waters
Mrs Leona Schmidt Becomes Eagles Auxiliary President
Mrs Leona Schmidt was elected new president of the Eagles Auxiliary at a meeting in the Eagles hall. Ann Castle presided, and members planned to entertain past presidents at dinner with Alice Roylon as chair assisted by Kave Boats. New officers include Anna Krebs, Emma Zathrey, Alice Kaylor, Rose Boal, Elvira Scott, Myttie Hava, Enna Prater. next meeting set for May 20.
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Leona Schmidt
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Ann Castle
Alice Roylon
Kave Boats
Fleetad
Schmidt
Anna Krebs
Sires
Emma Zathrey
Treasseers
Elvira Scott
Myttie Hava
Enna Prater
Tater
Geretrude France
St Clair Rebekah Lodge Holds Regular Session
St Clair Rebekah Lodge met last night with 36 members present. Noble Grand Hilda Choate led routine business and reports. A communication from Canton Lorain Auxiliary thanked for support of an anniversary, and a letter from Gladys Foster invited attendance at the Ohio Rebekah Assembly in Columbus May 14. Two membership applications were recessed, and plans for the annual mother daughter banquet were discussed. Anna Gehrke was named chairman for the event. Degree team captain requested full attendance at next meeting for practice. A brush demonstration followed and the lodge adjourned to meet again May 20.
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St. Clair
Sanguet
Anna Gehrke
President Hosts Auxiliary Meeting at Bart Hirose Street
Meadred Gayles presides as Cherise of the Ausiliary in Most Oftice hosts a gathering on Bart Hirose street. Committees report, a supper meeting planned for June 16 on Concord street, and preparations discussed for a war bond purchase. Mrs Arthur Lay assists with styling and care tips as refreshments are served with a patriotic motif. Next meeting set for June 3 at Mrs Jerome Leary's home in North Wdgeville.
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Meadred Gayles
Cherise
Bart Hirose
Viatis
Nick Staith
Concord Street
Arthur Lay
Nest
Jerome Leary
North Wdgeville
Mark Club Hosts Birthday Celebration for Hoeven Members
Chatter Dor club members gathered for a May birthday event at Venture Inn. Attendees included Anita Hulett Ann Standen Grace Grol Elvah Gower Ann Knipper Hetty Masher Jetty Chester Emma Emody Melon Smith Mary Ablgrim and Hetty Block. A River gift was given to Helen Smith and a special gift to Melty Tock. On May 9 the club will meet with Anita Hniett.
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Chatter Dor Club
Venture Hn
Anita Hulett
Ann Standen
Grace Grol
Elvah Gower
Ann Knipper
Hetty Masher
Jetty Chester
Emma Emody
Melon Smith
Mary Ablgrim
Hetty Block
River
Helen Smith
Melty Tock
Anite Hniett
Meetings at Van Minge's Home on May 8
Round Table elb will be miler trained Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Max Van on Mingd avenue the occasion labeled meetings.
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Round Table
Max van Miingd
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