Elyria YWCA Board Notes May Meeting Highlights
M D A Baird chaired the Elyria YWCA Board of Directors May gathering with twenty members present. Mrs George Johnson led devotions and Mrs Leo Meyer outlined the May 14 membership luncheon plans. The Stay-at-Home Camp will run three days weekly for sixth seventh and eighth graders and two days for high school girls. The June 4 evaluation supper will feature reports from committees and groups. A garden party is set for June 24 at Judge Nye's Washington Avenue home. Reports from the East Central Regional Conference of the YWCA were shared by Baird Thatcher Lemon and Holly. The next board meeting is the first Monday in June at seven o'clock a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Leo Meyer
J. Howenstine
Henry Tibball
H. H. Nye
Washington Avenue
U ¥. We Go
Erie
Baird
J. E. Thatcher
Frances Lemon
Qna V. ‘Holly
Marriage Of Year Ago Is Announced Today
One year after their wedding in Chester West Virginia Sylvia Larsen and Ben Dangerfield announce their marriage. Rev A Britton read the ceremony in the Chester Church of Christ parsonage. Mrs Dangerfield is daughter of Margaret Larsen and they will reside at 243 Harvard Ave Mugwumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Larsen
Rocky River
Ben Dangerfield
Chester
West Virginia
A. Britton
Church of Christ At
Dangerfield
Margaret Larsen
Eastlook Road
Mary Dangerfield
Elyria
General Industries
Harvard Avenue
Miss Balas Weds Carl Dodsley in Ripley New York
Mrs. Ben Balas of 621 West Third announces the marriage of daughter Margaret to Carl Dodsley, son of Mr and Mrs George Dodsley. The ceremony occurred May 9 1937 at Ripley with Rev Arch Nicholeon officiating. The bride wore a print dress with blue coat and grey accessories. Best man was Robert Birch. They will live temporarily at 205 Marseilles Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Balas
West Third Street
Margaret
Carl Dodsley
George Dodsley
Marseilles Avenue
Ripley
New York
Arch Nicholeon
Robert Birch
Glamour for Mrs Whipple staged by Middle Steps
One act comedy Glamour for Mrs Whipple by Eve lyn Diller was performed last night by Middle Steps. The audience included many guests at the . W. CG. 4. 3 m, with tickets programs and floral displays designed by Desiene Rhodes. Proceeds fund a conference delegate’s Forest Beach Camp trip near Michigan City Indiana in June. Next Monday Middle Steps host an outdoor meeting by a tire or bicycle party with reservations due at the office by noon. If rain, the event moves to the Y W C A at 6 30 and attendees bring their own supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Whipple
Evelyn Diller
Middle Steps
Desiene Rhodes
Forest Beach
Michigan City
Indiana
Licenses Listed for Lorain Residents in Suspected Cases
iLicenses Michael Rokasy, 26, Lorain, Sailwright helper, and Irene Hor egath, 19, Lorain. John Herman, 26, Oberlin, far rer, and Edith Margalish, 29, Rants township. Ralph Lape, 24, Wellington, iermer, and Bushe Brown, 18, iPeatielé township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Rokasy
Lorain
Sailwright Helper
Irene Horegath
John Herman
Oberlin
Farrer
Edith Margalish
Rants
Ralph Lape
Wellington
Iermer
Bushe Brown
iPeatielé
Guild Sessions Conclude Luncheon at First Congregational
The Guild at First Congregational Church wrapped up its regular meetings with a tureen luncheon on Monday. Spring flowers decorated the table as members and guest Mrs Leo Myer enjoyed the social hour. Mrs Kathryn Mason coordinated luncheon arrangements. The afternoon featured social chat. New president Mrs Ralph Drke was introduced by retiring president Mrs Ray Vestal and spoke briefly. Mrs Vestal invited the guild to a garden picnic at her West Avenue home on June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Guild
Leo Myer
Kathryn Mason
Ralph Drke
Ray Vestal
Mrs Hurst Hosts Colonial Club Luncheon at Home
Mrs J Hurst entertained the Colonial Club Monday hosting thirteen members and four guests at 201 Harvard Avenue. Four tables of five hundred entertained during the afternoon. In two weeks the club will be guests of Mrs Charles Savage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
J. H. Hurst
Harvard Avenue
Charles Savage
Tonight’s iCalendar shows multiple church and club gatherings
Mothers Auxiliary at United Presbyterian 9245. Mary-Martha Class at Methodist with Mrs Linville. Grace Lutheran Fellowship dinner 6:30. Elks Lodge. WPW Club at Miss Elizabeth Richs 258 Sixteenth. Eagles Auxiliary supper 6 with officer elections. G G G club dinner at Mrs Martha Ler mans Cleveland street. Daughters of Union Veterans with Mrs Lydia Squires. Tota Xy with Eleanor Rhodes Sherman street. S T M club with Mrs A G Wolf 125 Hamilton. Isinaus sorority with Rosalie Seabold. Employed Young Womens League hobby display at Y W Lorain County Medical Society thesis dinner at Elks 5 04. Et Yet has dinner at Schiuters Inn. Nye Chapter DeMolay mother-daughter banquet at Second Congregational church 6:30. Queen Esthers and Home Guards and families threen supper Methodist church 6 06. Missionary Society First Baptist supper at six. Ladies Auxiliary Knights of John 32nd anniversary banquet Woman's Club 6234. Indus Club meets. Junior Order of United American Mechanics Worst Hall. Elsha Lodge 103 I O O F meets. Rebekah Social Club with Miz Ruby Beal 208 West Bridge street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers
United Presbyterian Church
Mary-Martha
Methodist
Linville
West Avenue
Fellowship Club
Grace Lutheran
Elks Lodge
Business and
Professional Women’s Club
Elizabeth Rich
Sixteenth Street
Eagles
G. G. G. Club
Martha Ler“man
Cleveland Street
Daughters of Union Veterans
Lydia Squires
Tota Xy
Eleanor Rhodes
Sherman Street
S. T. M. Club
Wolf
Hamilton Street
Isinaus Sorority
Rosalie Seabold
Y. W Lorain County Medical Society
Elks
Schiuters Inn
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
Second Congregational Church
Queen Esthers
Methodist Church
Missionary Society of First Baptist Church
Ladies Auxiliary Knights of
John
Woman's Club
Y-Indus Club
Order of United American Mechanics
Elsha Lodge
Rebekah Social Club
Miz
Ruby Beal
West Bridge Street
Se Ca Club Announces New Name After Anniversary Dinner
The Se Ca club marked its third anniversary with a tureen dinner at Sunny View Inn Stop Lake avenue. A green and white table motif centered a decorated cake as members voted to rename the club Lat-A-Lot. Members listed include Emma Emody Nell Dodsley Helen Smith Jayne Balas Lois Standen Anita Meinke and others. Damyrious Meinke won the special prize. The next meeting is set for May 25 at Emma Emody’s West River street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se Ca Club
Sunny View Inn
Lake Avenue
Wille xoUown
Emma Emody
Nell Dodsley
Helen Smith
Jayne Balas
Lois Standen
Anita Meinke
Magdeline Wottring
Damyrious Weinke
Mary Ahigrim
Wanda Musz
Damyrious Meinke
West River Street
T. J. Farmer
Mothers Are Guests At Meeting Of M. E. Class
Rainbow color ed streamers center the May pole display at the First Methodist church for the annual mother daughter banquet. Sixty six places were set with pastel programs and pansy gifts for mothers. Reverend John Kaley spoke of a trip around the world as the group sang and prayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Doris Henson
William Kirby
Jean Marie Smith
Donald Marsh
John Kaley
Frank Shepherd
Mildred Fowls
Virginia Christman
Ohio teacher elected as NEA delegate at Detroit meeting
Miss Margaret E. Edwards Elyria High School English and journalism teacher was chosen as one of 39 delegates to represent Ohio teachers at the National Education Association summer meeting in Detroit from June 27 to July 1. Announcement by Walton B. Bliss in Columbus notes she is among 15 from the northeastern district, one of nearly half of Ohio delegates from that area. 25 of Ohio’s 239 delegates are classroom teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Edwards
Elyria
Ohio
National Education Association
Detroit
Columbus
Walton B. Bliss
Edwards
Mrs Meinke Hosts Sunny Side Up Club Meeting
Mrs. Meinke entertained the Sunny Side Up Club at her Columbus street home last night. Progressive dance prompted a scoring reward for Mrs. C. E. Koontz, Mrs. Anna Wendorf and Mrs. George Smith, with Mrs. Smith winning the contest prize. Juncheon followed, and Mrs. William Bruck invited members to meet again on Second street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Side Up Club
William Meinke
Columbus Street
Danco
C. E. Koontz
Anna Wendorf
George Smith
Banquet Tonight for Ladies Auxiliary at Elyria Club
The Ladies Auxiliary to Knights of St John observes its 32nd anniversary with a banquet at the Elyria Woman's Club tonight at 6 30 PM. Attendees will discuss plans to attend the Diocesan convention. The gathering is hosted at Hotel Cleveland on Saturday May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St John
Elyria Woman's Club
NL. C
Cleveland
Postponed meeting of Past Presidents group and LWV event
The meeting of the Past Presidents of the Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary scheduled for Wednesday has been postponed due to weather. The Elyria League of Women Voters will hold its annual meeting and officer elections Wednesday evening in the committee room of Lorain County Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterang Auxiliary
Elyria League of Women Voters
Committee Toam
Lorain County Bank
Rainbow Girls Honor Mothers At Meeting
Mothers of Elyria Assembly Rainbow for Girls were guests of honor at a dinner in the O of P dining room with flowers for each mother. Officers were elected and Bet ty Corkill set to serve as Worthy Advisor with Jane Andrus Charity Almeda Martin Hope Jean Price Faith Betty Miller as other officers. Installation planned for May 24. Federated patriotic Societies met at Woodman Hall with Charles Lent presiding and a July 15 picnic planned at the Lent home. Tenderfoot picnic set for May 13 and Camp Rally pictures to be shown Thursday evening. Scouts Troop 5 picnic schedule and Spring Court of Awards discussed for June 18. An original poem The Girl Scouts by Deborah Sisbee closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal ‘Sroop
Second Congregational Church
Doris Leatherman
Girl Scout Council
Misa Moore
Gates
Edison
Miss Bartter
Elyria
Armory
Third Street
Redwood Patrol
Norma Woodcock
Cascade Park
Elyria Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Nancy Oldfield
Alma Miller
Betty Miller
Betty Corkill
Jane Andrus
Charity
Almeda Martin
Hope
Jean Price
Faith
Federatea Viatriotic Societies
Woodman Hall
Charles Lent
Mary Claycomb
Claire Wendell
Dorothy Wellett
Garfield
Goodman
Edith Hill
American Legion
Deborah Sisbee
Swingsters Club
Elizabeth Takacs
Fifteenth Street
Takacs
Helen Gurehik
Helen Polacsck
Picnic in Elyria High Latin Club Outing
About fifty members and guests of Elyria High School Latin Club enjoy a late afternoon picnic in Elywoods. They played baseball and rode bikes under chaperones Miss Edna Jones Miss Eula Young and Mrs Grace Wilson. Principal C P Shively and several guests attended. The boys beat the girls in baseball. DeMolay meets at Second Congregational church for a mother daughter banquet at 620 with Prosecuting Attorney Howard Butler as speaker. large turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin Club
Elyria High School
Elywoods
Edna Jones
Eula Young
Grace Wilson
C. P. Shively
Barbara Hilbergz
Marian Kemble
Fred Fulmer
Maude Parmelee
David J. Nye Chapter
Order of DeMolay
Second Congregational Church
Howard Butler
Local society notes and attendance at events in Elyria
Personal notices cover visits and travels of residents including Mrs Florence Brown and Mrs Esther Sucking with others in Medina and Ohio towns, plus lodge and college news. Highlights include chess secretary Malcolm W Patrick of Elyria, Ohio State students competing, new Beta Rho Chi initiations at Ohio State, district lodge degree ceremonies in Sandusky, and community events in Elyria such as church divisions, banquets, and upcoming entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Een
Florence Brown
Esther Sucking
Caroline Sanders
Comet Temple
Medina
J. D. Funk
FP. H. Davis
Springfield
Yellow Springs
Ohio
H.G. Toover
George Young
Bucyrus
Vida Henderson
Clark Henderson
Bob Belcher
Detroit
Michigan
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Sandusky
Louise Wack
Caroline Wack
William Heldrich
C. A. Richards
H. R. Wright
Percy Gould
Crittle
Elyria Lodge
Malcolm W. Patrick
Midwest Collegiate Chess Association
Ohio State University
University of Cincinnati
Lena Taylor
Fuller Road
J. D. Faxon
Middle Avenue
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
W. R. Augustine
Misa Miriam Faxon
Edward Gilles
Bath Street
Elyria ‘Memorial Hospital
Lewise Jackson
Spruce Street
Theodore Francis
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Charles Epke
Toledo
H. E. Kreutzfeld
Enrly Apartments
William Wash
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
A hospital admissions list includes John Ba and several patients with addresses in Oberlin Lorain and surrounding streets. Names include Mrs Norman Fraicoff, Mrs Harry Sander, Marie Youngebarg, Lila Albersold, Florence Gusky, Mrs William Wash, Mrs Edward Gilles, and others. Discharges note Mrs Victor Papp with a baby girl and Mrs William Topply with a baby girl. Additional entries list Mrs Henry Rawson, Mrs Duke Lindeman, and addresses such as 348 West River Street 157 Spruce and 336 Sth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwesecnewr
John Ba
Columbia Avenue
Norman Fraicoff
Irondale
Harry Sander
Oberlin
Marie Youngeberg
Clark Street
Lila Albersold
Lorain
Florence Gusky
East Avenue
Wiliam Wash
West River
Edward Gilles
Bath Street
Victor Papp
West River Street
William Topply
Spruce
Richard Soor
Henry Rawson
Sth
Duke Lindeman
Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Richard Chambers in Elyria
Mr and Mrs Richard Chambers were married May 12 1887 in Blaine Benzie County Michigan. They began life on a log house farm near Arcadia moved to Elyria in 1919 and purchased 1103 East Avenue. They invite friends to a home gathering Wednesday from two to four PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Chambers
Blaine
Benzie County
Michigan
Arcadia
Elyria
East Avenue
Carlin Bilow Wedding Solemnized at St Mary's Church
Miss Irena Bilow and Walter Carlin wed yesterday at St Marys church in a Nuptial Mass officiated by Rev James T Daley. Attendants included Margaret Carlin and Burt Bilow. After the ceremony 32 guests shared a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home and the couple departed for an unannounced destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Irena Bilow
W. H. Bilow
Thirteenth Street
Walter Carlin
Pat Carlin
West River Road
James T. Daley
Jack Huge
Frances Smith
Ruth Gallam
Margaret Carlin
Burt Bilow
Mr. Carlin
Bee Culture Meeting Highlights and Elections
Nine members and two guests of the Child Culture Circle of the Child Conservation League met at Mrs. W. Senft's Oxford avenue home last evening for a business meeting and a talk on Bee culture by Harrison Peters. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. Peters and Mrs. B. Webster. Hosts served refreshments at Mrs. Irvin Kent's East avenue home. The annual officer election is set for June 14. Announced speaker Carl Smith, secretary of the State Parole Board, will address Elyria Woman's Club on the May general meeting at the club house on Fourth street with luncheon at one and yearly reports during the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Abbe
Everett Schrock
Abbe
Middle Avenue
Nelda Jackson
Marine
Hotel Westlake
Rocky River
Chuck Whitney
Jeanne Reid
Isabelle Hasley
Edward Kelley
Ethy
Milliren
Gladys Fritz
Second Congregational Church
Robert Crawford
A. E. Kemp
Ruth Hazelton
Schreiner
Halter
Irving Shepherd
East Avenue
Helen Saville
Peter
Bertha Phipps
de- Molay
Edison P.T. A
Loretta Fell
Shepherd
Nellie Gregory
Child Conservation League
W. Senft
Oxford Avenue
Harrison Peters
H. Peters
B. Webster
T. Forestell
R. Thompson
Irvin Kent
Carl Smith
State Parole Board
Elyria Woman's Club
Fourth Street
Uusiness
Oberlin A A W announces annual meeting dates
The Oberlin Branch of the American Association of University Women holds its annual dinner on May 20 at 6 30 PM at Oberlin Inn with the business meeting at 6 30 PM prior to dinner. Elyria Comnett plans a May 27 dinner at 6 16 PM at the Woman's Club followed by the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
American Association of University Women
Oberlin Inn
Elyria Comnett
Woman's Club
College Club to Elect Officers at Lorain Tea
The Lake Erie Collegiate Club of Lorain County will meet at Mrs. A. G. Dick's home in Lorain on Saturday afternoon at 2 30. A business meeting will include election of officers, and tea will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Club
Lake Erie
Lorain County
A. G. Dick
Lorain
Army And Navy Valuable To Hawaii
Honolulu reports by Major General Drum and Rear Admiral Murfin show the U S military payroll in Hawaii exceeds 21 million dollars annually with most funds spent locally. Schofield Barracks on Oahu, Pearl Harbor, and Hickam Field form the core, making Hawaii a key Pacific defense hub amid a planned 17 million aviation field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Army
Navy
Hawaiian Islands
Hugh A. Drum
Hawaiian Department
Orin G. Murfin
14Th Naval District
Islands
Oahu
Schofield Baraacks
America
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Hickman Field
18 New Americans Prepared For Tests In WPA Classes
Lorain County WPA citizenship classes proudly listed 18 new American citizens from Lorain Elyria Amherst and South Amherst. The graduates include D A Staskiews Joseph Golovin Albert Ferguson Waclaw Kinonowicz Carlo Raponi Louise Konte Lajos Kovacs Gustaf Wagner Isabella Jeancola Sophia Crapp Sophie Bliss John Vozar Salvatore Russo Giuseppe Sciliic Andrew Jurosko Jacob Herbst Kate Burnette Edward P Ellis and Samuel Bolus. The group completed their citizenship examinations in the WPA program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
WPA
D. A. Staskiews
Joseph Golovin
Elyria
Albert Ferguson
Waclaw Kinonowicz
Carlo Raponi
Louise Konte
Lajos Kovacs
Gustaf Wagner
Isabella Jeancola
Sophia Crapp
Sophie Bliss
John Vozar
Salvatore Russo
Guiseppe Sciliic
Lorain
Andrew Jurosko
South Amherst
Jacob Herbst
Pupils Ordered To Make Apology To School Principal
EAST LIVERPOOL May 11 The 300 high school students who protested a substitute afternoon tea dance for the junior senior prom returned to class after the board of education rescinded the order The pupils must apologize to Principal G A Beck by Friday noon for staging a protest parade during which tires were slashed from Becks car and placards reading No Prom No School Down With Beck were carried The tea was planned as a substitute event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Board of Education
G. A. Beck
Beck
Appeals Court Rules On Two Verdicts In Two Cases
The court sustained a directed verdict for Theodore Kuntz and Earl Doyce of Lorain trucking in a negligent traffic case involving Thomas McDonnell after the truck had been donated for charitable use. It reversed a verdict against Paul Schaffer for Alex Aranyos in a malicious prosecution suit, ordering judgment for Aranyos and remanding the conversion claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Court of Appeals
Theodore Kuntz
Earl Doyce
Lorain
Thomas McDonnell
Paul Schaffer
Alex Aranyos
Arangos
Birth rate rises in Moscow and divorces drop sharply
In the first quarter 32 632 births were registered in Moscow up from 18 246 the year before. Divorces fell by 61 percent. Marcon, the inventor of wireless, in his twentieth year demonstrated he could ring a bell on the ground floor by pressing two buttons in his third floor workshop without any wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Marcon
Witeless
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Ywca Board of Directors
M. D. A. Baird
The
Elyria Y. W. C. A
Margaret Balas
G. S. Have
Bertha Mulroy
Barnes
Eva Hopkins
Mrrle Haun
iLicenses
Mrs. Hurst
iCalendar
Mt. Holyoke College
Mery &. Woolley
Sout Hadley
Mass
Arthur Evans
San Francisco
Cal
Mrs. Meinke
Aux
North Elyria Grange Griswold Road
Kodak
Mr. and Mrs. Chambers
St. Mary’s
FB. D
Reefy
J. S. Lewis
Hawaii
Edith Mae
Edith
MikiMile Ave
K As
Mnee
the Brown Company
Mercede
Lodl St
Appeals Court
Parisian
Elyria Say
IDEAL
Broad Street
Hamburg
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