Mrs Bainbridge Hosts Galaxy Party In East Orange
Mrs Bainbridge entertained Mrs Robert Banerdge of East Orange New Jersey at the T W Higham home on East River Street for Galaxy in place of the scheduled meeting. Prizes were won by Mrs Arthur Rubisnaw mret. second Mrs Richard S Huran third Mrs Ed ward Champion. Each prize wrapped in blue paper with silver ribbons. A jonquil centerpiece and yellow tapers enhanced the dessert course. The annual mother daughter dinner is planned for Monday May 20 with out of town members and mothers expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Robert Banerdge
East Orange
New Jersey
T. W. Higham
East River Street
Galaxy
Arthur Rubisnaw
Richard S. Huran
Edward Champion
Don W. Myers
Edward Champen
Bainardge
Elyria L O O F Lodge Sees Degrees and Activities
Members discussed lodge matters at the meeting. A softball practice at Western Automatic diamond 6 p m invites interested members. Robert Stryker chairs arrangements and Robert Markel is team captain. Second degree candidates to be admitted next Tuesday. May 2 fish fry announced. Northwest Encampment meets Friday with syrup served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria L O. O. F
Robert Stryker
Robert Markel
Northwest
Bunco Mothers Night At Manny’s With Prizes And Lunch
The Bunco club hosted a mothers evening at Manny’s awarding prizes to Mrs. Dorothy Farewell Mrs. Ted Gilder and Mrs. Henry MelIntire for the mothers and to Mrs. James Neuman Mrs. Vic Weisman and Mrs. Charles DeBracy for the daughters A two course lunch featured Spring flowers Those attending included Mrs. Ralph Deubie Mrs. Charles DeBracy Mrs. Dorothy Farewell Mrs. Vic Weisman Mrs. Ted Gilder Mrs. Fred Maddock Mrs. Walter Murbach Mrs. Andy Hancock Mrs. Kenneth Vaughn Mrs. James Neuman Mrs. Henry McIntire and Mrs. Melvin Sanders The next meeting will be May 23 at Mrs DeBracy home in Lorain.
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Buncaneers Club
Manny
Bunco
Dorothy Farewell
Ted Gilder
Henry MelIntire
James Neuman
Vic Weisman
Charles DeBracy
Ralph Deubie
Fred Maddock
Walter Murbach
Andy Hancock
Kenneth Vaughn
Henry McIntire
Melvin Sanders
DeBracy
Lorain
Richard Allen Wom en's Relief Corps meeting guests announced
Mrs Charlotte Lewis led a Tuesday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs Florence Holcombe of West Avenue. Officers reported, plans were shared for the June 4 luncheon with W A R officers as guests at the LOOGF dining room. Mothers Day verses and awards highlighted the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Lewis
Florence Holcombe
West Avenue
Richard Allen Women's Relief Corps
America
Florence Terry
Buad
LO. OG. F
Lucilie Warmer
Alss
Maude Jackson
Daiiy
Guiery club honors mothers with Edison film and dinner
Guiery club members met at Doris Schaefer home to view Young Tom Edison in Lorain and then dined at Thomas Grill. Mothers received corsages of sweet peas and rosebuds. several Avon residents and others attended. The Ri-Queie club held its monthly meeting at Eshel Ryan home with plans for a May 25 co ed weiner roast at Metropolitan Park. Alberta Hous was added as a member. Pauline Wolfe and Alberta Hous won prizes. next meeting June 4 at Pauline Wolfe's home.
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Guiery Club
Doris Schaefer
Kenyon Court
Lorain
Tom Edison
Thomas Griile
Stagg
Reed
Janet Stagg
Avon
Trombett
Josephine Trombetta
Schr
Eshe! Ryan
Blame Street
Metropolitan Park
Rocky River
Alberta Hous
High Street
Pauline Wolfe
Women of the Moose
Maude McLaughlin
Moose Home
Second Street
Ina Thomas
Dover
Schneiders
Medical Admits and Discharges List With Names and Streets
The notice records hospital admissions and discharges by name and street addresses across multiple locations. Patients include John Palagyi at West River street Mars Mulls and Helen Reeves at 248 West River Street Avon Lake, among others, with several discharge entries such as Mrs MS Guy Weils and Mrs Lloyd Sump.
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John Palagyi
West River Street
Mars Mulls
Broad Street
William Katterhenry
Avon Lake
Helen Reeves
Joseph Kondzal
Grafton
Bert Orvis
Abbe Road
Guy Weils
Greenwich
Lloyd Sump
Harvard Avenue
Dwight Ward
Second Street
Mamie Landreth
Joseph Luiz
Bath Street
Joseph Romeo
Vulcan Street
Charlie Heggi
South Olive Street
Frank Johnson
Fourteenia Street
Genevieve Landis Named President of E Y W L
Genevieve Landis was elected president of the Employed Young Women's League of the YWCA for the coming year at the annual meeting. Officers installed include Catherine Schubert as first vice president Evelyn Rodgers as second vice president Luella Ensenmann corresponding secretary Thelma Helfrich recording secretary Betty Corkull financial secretary Eleanor McKenzie treasurer and Betty Schaeller Frances Clinker Dolores Tonry as members at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s League of the
Genevieve Landis
Ona V. Holly
Miss Landis
Catherine Schubert
Evein Rodgers
Luella Ensenmann
Thelma Helfrich
Betty Corkull
Eleanor McKenzie
Frances Clinker
Betty Schaeller
Dolores Tonry
Minnie Haas
League
Margaret Bmiiich
Genevieve
Evelyn Rodgers
Sunshine
Margaret Mahon
Roberta Mosley
Miss Holly
Genevieve Murphy
Dorothy Harper
Cora Logue
Catherine Log
Ely P T A final meeting plans and new officers
The Ely Parent Teacher Association held its final meeting in the school auditorium with a tea service and readings. They voted to clean basketball uniforms and repaint letters, added a corresponding secretary, reported $335.02 earned, and installed new officers for 1940 41 led by president Mrs E J Novak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Parent-Teacher Association
Olga Haywood
Robert Stephen
Struthers
Ohio Bulletin
Waller
Walliams
Mirs
F. Forsyth
E. Melbourne Green
L. Burr
Harry Vogler
J. R Collier
Lester Burr
T. L. Moise
Forsyth
Douglas Hines
Charles Persons
Harold Meinke
Mr. Outland
Y L S Holds Meeting Plans Bake Sale and Social
The Young Ladies Society held a regular monthly meeting at the Hungarian Reform church. They planned a bake sale for June 4 and discussed entertaining the Beacon Light class of St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed church. The next gathering is May 21 at Mrs Andrew Palagyi’s Vulcan street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.L.S
Young Ladies” Society
Pane
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Near
Futre
Andrew Palagyi
Eltonser
Parish health meet for Elyria PT A leaders
Mrs. William Hawk health chair man of the Elyria Council of Parent Teacher Associations calls a Friday 2 p m meeting of unit health chairmen and Summer Round Up committees in room 138 Washington building. Plans to contact all parents and children entering kindergarten or first grade next fall will be discussed with examinations planned the weeks of May 13 and May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Barr
St. Agnes P.T. A
Church Hall
Our Garden of Home
Ohio P.T.A
Richard Williams
Cleveland
F. Guy
Estella Lions
C. Barr
Willard Ryan
Barr
E. J. Novak
W. Ryan
Estella Lyons
William Hawk
Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Washington Building
Roosevelt Girl Reserves Hold Monroeville Meeting
Roosevelt Girl Reserves met at the school Monday and then hiked to Elywoods for a hare and hounds outing. They roasted wieners and marshmallows. A brief business session announced a bridge party on Tuesday May 14 hosted by the Girl Reserve advisors. Helen Sabo and Rose Doman were chosen for a Hungarian dance at the mother daughter banquet on Friday May 10. Rose Doman Eleanor Paytak and Helen Sabo will decorate the Roosevelt group table.
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Roosevelt
Elywoods
Roger Busler
Girl Reserve
Helen Sabo
Rose Doman
Eleanor Paytak
Jacksonettes Club Welcomes Three New Members
The regular Jacksonettes meeting was led by Betty Gargus at Judy Horvath’s Lorain home. New members Mildred Bolcus Rae Cammam and Helen Hrivnak joined and the club flower was gardenia chosen during a lengthy discussion.
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Jacksonettes
Betty Gargus
Judy Horvath
Thirtieth Street
Lorain
Mildred Bolcus
Rae Cammam
Helen Hrivnak
Elyria
Gardenia
Stella Toderich
Mary Tinian
Anne Yaksich
Licenses Granted to Individuals and Couples in Lorain County
A list of licenses issued includes Emerick Anthony Ellis 21 a Lorain steel worker and Barbara Mat ie Mihalic 20 Lorain. John Knopf 46 Elyria laborer and Harriett E Uline 50 Elyria. James W Brown 21 Elyria taxi driver and Betty Mae Scheibel 21 Elyria. Stanley Belevich 44 Lorain steel worker and Mildred Warner 38 Elyria. Glenn H L Buswell 20 Wellington office clerk and Eileen Cassell 21 Huntington township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerick Anthony Ellis
Lorain
Barbara Matie Mihalic
John Knopf
Elyria
Harriett E. Uline
Second Street
James W. Brown
Betty Mae Scheibel
Spruce Street
Stanley Belevich
Mildred Warner
West River Street
Glenn HL. Buswell
Wellington
Eileen Cassell
Huntington Township
Assassin Shoots Chemist On His Doorstep
WESTFIELD Mass May 8 An assassin called at the home of Lewis B Allyn 65 year old food chemist and shot him on his doorstep then fled into the darkness leaving no clue to his motive or identity His wife heard shots and came to the living room where he lay dead A novel titled The Gun lay beside him as he marked his place during the disturbance Louisiana led the nation in rice production in 1939 with 20597000 bushels Texas followed with 13988000 bushels
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Mass
Lewis B. Allyn
Allyn
Indiana Primary Yields Light Voter Turnout As Halleck Wins
In Indianapolis on May 3, Rep. Charles Halleck secured renomination in the Indiana Republican primary with 23 017 votes to Townsend endorsee Frederick Landis’s 10 429 from 291 of 414 precincts. George W. Gillie led in the fourth district with 20 061 votes, while Townsend candidates fared poorly. Delegates to state nominating conventions and other local races were also decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Townsend Old Age Pension Organization
Halleck
Frederick Landis
Townsend
Landis
Townsendites
George W. Gillie
Gillie
J. Fred Greene
Norman Sweet
Gerald Landis
Reporter Miller's Career Across Wars and Fronts
United Press veteran Miller covered World War I in London and Ireland, served on the American front, witnessed Armistice from the air, led the Paris bureau, met Mussolini, and reported from the Munich and Spanish Civil War fronts before returning to the European theaters of World War II including Helsinki during Finland's air raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Ireland
Paris
Paris United Press Bureau
Cannes
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Miller
Palazzo Venezia
Rome
Miler
Alcazar
Munich
Adolf Hitler
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Eduard Daladier
France
Czechoslovakia
Finland
Helsinki
Capi
Rotary talk explains Social Security program
Miss Margaret F. Bolton, manager of Lorain field office, described the Social Security program to Elyria Rotary members at the Elks' Restaurant. She covered divisions and employee provisions, noted changes in the law, and said payments would begin six years early, in 1940 instead of 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Rotary Club
Margaret F. Bolton
Lorain
Social Security Board
Bolton
Rotary Club
Elks
Crime focus on youths and probation issues in Lorain County
A speaker warned that ages 18 to 25 account for a large share of robberies and car thefts while those over 35 commit little crime. He cited causes from desire for thrills to home discipline and lack of ideals, and noted Lorain County’s juvenile court lacks probation staff for those over 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickens
Lorain County
Elyria Matriarch Mary Burnham Nears 90th Birthday
Friends say Mary L Burnham the oldest native Lorain County resident will celebrate turning 90 on October 13. Born in Elyria at the family home on Beverly Court and Cleveland Street she is daughter of early settlers LeGrande and Mary Louise Byington former Lorain County sheriff. She enjoys crocheting reading and writing and plans to return to Elyria after a grandson Frank Fuller’s wedding in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L Burnham
Second Street
Lorain
Burnham
California
Frank Fuller
Probation Movement Seeks Volunteers to Aid Boys
A speaker described as many as 40 to 530 boys being placed under probation supervision by one man. He noted growing interest from individuals and organizations in supporting probation efforts, reporting progress when companions improved and boys left undesirable environments. More volunteers are still needed to boost effectiveness. A business session followed the talks.
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Dorothy Funk
Mabie Little
Cenfer
Ladies’ Tailoring & Fur Shame
Max Horwitz
Theatre
For Mothers
E.Y.W.L
Claude Box
Beebe Court
Clayton Berrington
Box
Alice Caywood
Parent-Teacher Association News
ST. Agnes
Colbys
Y.P.L
Young Peoples League
St Pauls Church
Earl Heath
Bob Kohler
Elma Wirth
Hudson
Hopson
Detroit
Broad St
Elyria, Ohio
Rothgery Motor Sales
Grafton, Ohio
Hare and Hounds
Louisiana
Texas
Rotarians of Social Security
Aumber
Norway
Edward VIII
King George
Queen Elizabeth
United States
Canada
Carter
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Ohio
Fedora Devon Insurance
Cornorahon
AMH
St, Ohio
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