Community club and society events tonight
Auxiliary to Knights of St John meets with card party to follow. Business Women's Department hosts a tureen dinner at 6 30 pm at the Woman's Club with election of chair man. Ellis' Club has a fish fry. Rowena Circle invited to Dolores Resar's. WW B A meets at Lodi Street. Musical Art Society concert at 1st Congregational at 7 pm. II O O F after meeting. Mary and Martha Class at 7 30 pm. Holy Cross PTA sponsors a board party at Tran Church Hall. Daughters of Union Veterans visit Miss Norah Abbe. Frank Harmon Lodge meets. Mothers Auxiliary of U P Church at 74a. American Legion in Le sien Hall. Baptist Missionary Society afternoon work and 6 dinner with Junior Missionary Society program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
Business Women's Department
Woman's Club
Ellis’ Club
Rowena Circle
Dolores Resar
East River Street
Ww. B. A
Joe Hansman
Lodi Street
Musical Art Society
1St Congregational
Mary and
Martha
Methodist Church
Holy Cross P. T. A
Church Hall
Tran
Daughters of Union Veterans
Norah Abbe
Fourth Street
Frank
Harmon Lodges
Mothers’ Auxiliary
U. P. Church
American Legion
Lesien Hall
Baptist Missionary Socrety
Junior Missionary Society
Mystery at 518 Mrs Parmely Faints Amid Sue Allard Enigma
Mrs Parmely faints after a telephone incident in her suite at 518 as house staff and Dr Case tend her. The mystery centers on a supposed friend named Sue Allard who may be connected to the episode, with inquiries to trace the call and locate Sue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Henderson
Mr. Alber
Sue Allard
Arber
Anna
Sue
Fs. Parmely
Dr. Case
Alber
Dr. Watson
Mrs. Parmely
Miss Allard
Sus
Irene
PBX
Betty
Daughter Mary Joan Born to Canfield at Winckles Street
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Canfield of 230 Winckles Street on Saturday May 6th, named Mary Joan. The event adds a new member to the family and is noted in local birth notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canfield
Winckles Street
Mary Joan
Ickes Praises Donors in National Park Developments
In a national address Public Works Secretary Ickes lauded generous Individuals behind park development efforts. He did not specify which parks would benefit from anticipated Rockefeller contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ickes
Rockefeller
YWCA Plans Summer Vacation Clubs for Girls
The YWCA board discussed maintaining summer vacation clubs for girls to offer a balanced program of recreation education and character building. They noted activities including swimming, ping pong, hikes, book reviews, and worship services with plans for a June luncheon meeting and a May 22 benefit bridge party and tea. A survey will gauge interest in a ten day Camp Isssee kes in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crehore
England
United States
Crehore
Iss-see-kes
W. O. McClellan
Miss Pardee Delights Fine Arts Group With Expressions
Miss Lucille Pardee of Cleveland presented a staged life of a grandmother and a patchwork dress quilt allegory to the Woman's Club Fine Arts Department. After intermission she spoke on expressionism and offered Longfellow's The Golden Legend. Mrs. Frank Stetson was elected chairman for next year. An auction bridge party is planned at the Club House on June seventh, with Mrs. J. N. Hidt as chair. Tea featured apple blossoms and a new silver service. Hostesses were Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Wilford, Mrs. Ludwig, and Mrs. Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Pardee
Cleveland
Tucker School of Expression
Woman's Club
H. G. Wilford
Walter Ludwig
Richard Thayer
Rainbow Class Mothers Banquet At Methodist Church
Rainbow Class entertained at a mother daughter banquet with 102 attendees in the church dining room. Miss Hazel Weiseke welcomed guests and Mrs. W. C. Lockard spoke. program included songs, readings, and a play by local mothers and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Class
Methodist Church
Hazel Weiseke
W. C. Lockard
Robert Moore
Donald Alarsh
Warne Garland
Donald Marsh
H. H. Gregg
B. H. Long
Roy B. Clymer
Moreen Braden
Allie Benjamin
R. F. Bauer
Indoor Circus Night At Methodist Church Jamboree
The Epworth League of First Methodist hosts a Friday indoor circus in the Sunday School Room with clown acts, trained animals, tight rope stunts, fortune telling, side shows and refreshments. Doors open at 6 50 p m and the floor show starts at 5 p m for both adults and children. Organizers include Kenneth Barclay Louise Allebach Mildred Brevoort Clark Maddock and Elria Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Epworth League of the First Methodist Church
Kenneth Barclay
Louise Allebach
Mildred Brevoort
Clark Maddock
Elrria Brown
Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Holds Business Meeting
The Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars met last evening for a business session focused on plans to attend the state convention in Columbus from June 29 to 30. Delegates to the convention will be elected at the next Auxiliary meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Columbus
Auxiliary
French Program At Tau Chi Chapter Meeting
Tau Chi Chapter of Ensilon Sigma Alpha Sorority met at Miss Margaret Hewitt’s Park Avenue home. Miss Maybell Burner directed the study period. Hewitt reviewed Chansons de Gest and Miss Marjorie Francis read a paper on the Song of Roland. Next meeting set for May twenty second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensilon Sigma Alpha
Margaret Hewitt
Park Avenue
Maybell Burner
Mrsra Rose Ely Reported Deling Ill At Home
Rose Ely is reported as suffering illness at her home on Wes. The notice notes her condition and location without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Ely
Wes
Norwalk Women’s Home Missionary Society Meet in Medina
The Norwalk district Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist churches convenes in Medina for a two day meeting Thursday and Friday. Sessions include devotions reports committees and elections with music addresses and a Holy Communion concluding with a Benediction and remarks by Dr Joseph Kenner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Churches
Medina
Joseph Kenner
Elmer Lee
B. C. Pilker
F. E. Sheldon
Clara Unruh
Queen Esther
Hunsinger
Carl Bechberger
M. F. Crass
Jos. Kenner
C. F. McBride
E. Jean Oram
E. M. Herman
Kenney
C. B. Hess
Mugwumpps elect officers at Stamford meeting
The concluding Mugwumpps meeting at Mrs. Everett Schrock's home on Stanford Avenue elected Miss Nelda Jackson as president and Miss Marian Henson as secretary and treasurer. The group also planned its annual spring dance in June and honored top bridge players Mrs. Howard Ohle Joacher and Miss Ethyl Milliren for first and second scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Schrock
Stanford Avenue
Leonard Kuss
Mildred Morgan
Jane Moody
Nelda Jackson
Marian Henson
T. Gascoigne
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Howard Ohle- Joacher
Ethyl Milliren
Health Talk At Troop 5 Scout Meeting
Troop 4 Boy Scouts opened with the scout oath and a prayer. Max Duncan reported on the last meeting, with Rich ard Ross and Jack Ryan adding updates. Dr. Mark Abbe, seen with Willard Stoney in his youth, spoke on health and posture and showed X ray pictures. The meeting closed with the scout benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOY Scouts
Troop 5
Max Duncan
Richard Ross
Jack Ryan
Mark Abbe
Willard Stoney
Rainbow for Girls Meeting Reports Initiatory Work Plan
Forty five members attended the Rainbow for Girls meeting at the T O QO F hall last evening. The usual business was completed and initiatory work was announced for demonstration at the next gathering. Guests from Lorain attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Rainbow
Lorain
Dinner Bridge Party For YM Club Wives May 15
Announcement of a dinner bridge party for the wives and sweethearts of the Young Men's Club on Monday evening May 15 at Dominic's on Middle avenue. Dinner served at six. Reservations handled by Mrs. R. J. Fitch and should be made no later than noon on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Club
Dominic’s
Middle Avenue
R. J. Fitch
Birthday observance for Mr Alen by Paradise club members
A group of businessmen known as the millionaire's club gathered at the Paradise restaurant to honor Mr. Alen on his birthday anniversary. Ed Notier led arrangements, Jim Armitage acted as toastmaster, with remarks by Max Goldstein C. E. Tucker and T. T. Robinson. Music by Karl Kolinsky and Flosh Hevs Dodds Allen received gifts. attendees listed include E. F. Allen, Max Goldstein, L. J. Iglauer, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FEFL
Alen
Millionaires’” Club
Paradise Restaurant
Ed Notier
Jim Armitage
Max Goldstein
C. E. Tucker
T. T. Robinson
Karl Kolinsky
Flosh Hevs
Dodds
Allen
E. F. Allen
L. J. Iglauer
T. Robinson
J. B. Johnson
J. C. Fawcett
B. E. Saunders
E. W. Bacon
T. Wilder
Glade Thomas
al Mason
Art Robinson
Phil Schultz
Ed Notley
Charles Sotherdon
Sunny Side Up Club Meets at Mrs Emma Wendors Home
Associates of the Sunny Side Up Club held a regular meeting at Columbus street residence of Mrs Emma Wendors. Three banco tables ran. prizes awarded to Mrs William Telzerow first Mrs Jean Rasbach second and Mrs William Buck consolation. Miss Alice Smith won a special prize. Luncheon followed. Next meeting set for May 22 at Mrs W L Bodine on Ninth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Side Up Club
Emma Wendors
Columbus Street
Banco
William Telzerow
Jean Rasbach
William Buck
Alice Smith
W. L. Bodine
Ninth Street
Mon-O-Mov Club Holds Regular Session
The Mon-O-Mor Club met at Miss Ruth Barton's Seventh Street home last evening. Edna Hines won first prize in the after meeting dance, Mary Krugman consolation prize.Refreshments were served and members planned to meet again in a week at Miss Mary Krugman’s Clark Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Barton
Seventh Street
Edna Hines
Mary Krugman
Clark Street
Young Women’s Division hosts mission talk at Grafton road home
The Young Women’s Division of the Second Congregational church met at Mrs. Irving Sheppard’s home on the Grafton road. Twenty-two members and one guest heard missionary chairman Mrs. Nellie Gregory. Esther Smith won the favor in a social hour followed by luncheon in the recreation room with red and white decor. Hosts for June twelfth are Mrs. Wesen Seville and Mrs. Bertha Phipps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Irving Sheppard
Bessie Hurd
Grafton Road
Nellie Gregory
Esther Smith
Wesen Seville
Bertha Phipps
Sorority Members Attend Park Avenue Social
Little Sorority members were guests of Miss Margaret Haueisen at her home on Park Avenue for an old fashioned party. Miss Dorothy Rawson attended. prizes for bridge went to Miss Betty Buzzard for high score and Mrs. Russell Vincent for second place. after refreshments the group planned to meet again on June 12 with Miss Clarabelle Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Sorority
Margaret Haueisen
Park Avenue
Dorothy Rawson
Betty Buzzard
Russell Vincent
Willis Williams
Clarabelle Wise
Twelfth Street
North Olmsted couple mark 40th anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brazee of North Olmsted celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary with forty five relatives and friends from Macedonia East Cleveland Cleveland Northfield Elyria and North Olmsted gathering at their home. A buffet supper followed a day of social visits and spring wildflowers decorated the event. The couple, well known in the city, received many lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Louis Brazee
Macedonia
Ohio
Cleveland
Northfield
Elyria
Brazee
Dubl Dec Club Hosts Bridge Night At Garnet Cox Home
Members enjoyed a bridge evening at Garnet Cox on Park Place with prizes to Mrs. Lowry Snow first, Mrs. Lloyd Reed second, and Miss Kathryn Arnold consolation. Luncheon followed. next meeting set for Kathryn Arnold on Ninth Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubl Dec Club
Garnet Cox
Park Place
Lowry Snow
Lloyd Reed
Kathryn Arnold
Ninth Street
Sturdy Club to Meet at Y W C A
The Business and Professional Women's club study group meets at the Y W C A Wednesday evening at 7:09. Representative Malcom Thomson of Lorain will speak and the meeting is open to the public.
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admissions list includes Mrs Parker Mallory 205 Cascade St Tommy Querin 14 Eastern Heights Blvd Richard Tannor 615 East Broad St Clarence Wilford RD 3 Arthur Perkins Jr 621 East River St Discharges include Clarence Wilford RD 3 George Herzog Strongsville Ohio Mrs Inez Walls East Broad St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Mallory
Cascade Street
Tommy Querin
Eastern Heights
Richard Tannor
East Broad Street
Clarence Wilford
Arthur Perkins, Jr
East River Street
George Herzog
Strongsville
Ohio
Inez Walls
Marriage License Applications Filed in Lorain
Russell P. Werr 29 an electrician and Retina C. Webber 25 of Lorain applied for licenses at Rev Rohner with the wedding expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel P. Werr
Retina C. Webber
Lorain
Rohner
Social Roundup Guests and Local Movements Highlight Weekend
A series of social visits and family events fill the past weekend in town. Luncheon guest land from Princeton avenue. Miss Parde e presents Fine Arts program. multiple couples host and dine at East Broad Street and Jefferson Street homes. families travel to Chicago and wish relatives well. nearby births and homecomings mark the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Broad Street
Ira Wissinger
Robert
Chicago
Illinois
Sadie Wissinger
William Diedrick
Los Angeles
California
T. Gascoigne
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
J. Dunlap
Jefferson Street
Robert Kirkpatrick
Scotland
O. B. Srickland
Nichols Block
E. B. Haueisen
John Shook
Verne Unger
Albert Highgate
J. G. Upp
L. J. Mowry
Mixed dancing at Dim ke's Hall Web
Mixed dancing at Dim ke's Hall with Bliss Novelty Orchestra providing music. Admission listed as 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimke’s Hall
Bliss Novelty Orch
New Books At The Library
New titles highlighted by Stanwood Cobb Wayman Hogue and Sax Rohmer. Works include Discovering the Genius Within You and Back Yonder in Ozarks. Also The Cornered Love and The Brood of the Witch Queen feature mountaineer life London intrigue and Egyptian mysticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanwood Cobb
Progressive Education Association
Wayman Hogue
Ozark Mountains
Howard Simon
Ozarks
Nanes Hoyt
London
Sax Rohmer
Anthony Ferrara
Oxford
Egypt
Robert Cairn
Myra Dequesne
Ferrara
Rohmer
Rockefeller Plans Additional Park Funding
Washington May 9 Up John D Rockefeller Jr who already has given 10 000 900 for national park and monument development plans to contribute ultimately 15 009 000 more according to Secretary of Interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
National Park and Monument Development
Secretary of Interior
Youngstown Gang Suspect Sentenced for Auto Theft
Paul Cassidy 18, tied to a Youngstown boy gang, was sentenced to 18 months at the Federal Reformatory in Chillicothe Ohio for automobile stealing after a running gun battle with police in the Cleveland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, C
Paul Cassidy
Youngstown
Federal Reformatory
Chillicothe
Local residents travel after family health and visits
Mrs. George Puls and Mrs. Fobes of West Eighth street went to Detroit where Mr. Puls is confined in Del Ray Industrial Hospital after an appendectomy. Mrs. Frank Hill drove to Columbus with her son Curtis Hill and Jack Dickason who then returned to Ohio State University after a weekend visit. Mrs. H Strickler returned home from seven months with her son in Eureka Springs Arkansas while her daughter Mrs. Mildred Hawk stays in Flagstaff Arizona. Miss Lucille Pardee of Cleveland ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Puls
Fobes
West Eighth Street
Detroit
Michigan
Mr. Puls
del Ray Industrial Hospital
Frank Hill
Columbus
Curtis Hill
Jack Dickason
Ohio State University
H. Strickler
Fifth Street
Dexter Strickler
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Mildred Hawk
Flagstaff
Arizona
Lucille Pardee
Cleve
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H. M.S
Mugwumps
Meeting
Rainbow For
Sunnyside UP Club
BUNCO
Sheppard
Haueisen
Buffalo
New York
Russell Dunford
Eighth Street
Prospect Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Rh. C. Perkins
City
E. L
Pilsnery
Green Lantern
Corith and Middle
Harold G. Busch
Second Street
Chestnut
Chan Ont Ip" É
Fur Shoppe
Broad St
Max Horwitz
LA Vogue
Marcel
Elyria Savings & Trust
Ole
Nstairs
Sequies
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