Society Events at Hotel Newell Honor Mrs Mary Baird Elyria
Ladies of the Women's Benefit Association hosted a luncheon at Hotel Newell honoring Mrs Mary Baird of Port Huron Michigan assoc editor of the WEA Review and Mrs Mann of Cleveland deputy state field director Visitors from Lorain Cleveland and Lakewood attended The program featured speakers and a variety of musical and dramatic items plus new Knights of Columbus candidates and planning for the upcoming convention in Toledo.
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Newell
Elyria Review
Women’s Benefit Association
Mary Baird
Port Huron
Michigan
W. E. A. Review
Mann
Cleveland
Feld
Lorain
Helen Sawyer
Depu
Nce
Horze
Port Heron
Ohio
Ann
Beal
Leena Schmidt
Schmidt Sanz
Schmies
Baird
Elyria Council
Knights of Columbus
Las
Lakewood
Berea
Toleio
Friends
Tedo
Pat Elbevis
Tom Fineran
YWCA Board Hears Convention Report And Delegates
YWCA board heard a convention report detailing international delegates from China Japan Czecho Slovakia Britain Tucker Greece Puerto Rico and Hawaii. The meeting noted diverse attendees including workers from mines Negro Indian foreign born and volunteers while planning evaluations and committee assignments.
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China
Japan
Czecho-Slovakia
Great Britain
Tucker
Greece
Prupines
Hawa
Austis
Hoke
Rockwood
Certs
Spearee Wade
Supser
Leod
George Lexberien
Afr
Thatche
W. Q. McCiellan
Butier
J. Hunter
Telen
Chatron
Oi Il Bealth
Campings Plans For Tri Club Meeting At Joan Homes
The Tri club gathered at Joan homes on Phillips Court for a planning session about renting a lake cottage. Prizes were won by Eisnamd and Helen NManaghios in games as refreshments were provided by Rostess and Mrs Savace hosted guests. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday May 2 at Margaret on Fairmount.
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Tri Club
Joan Homes
Phillips Court
Eisnamd Helen Nmanaghios
Margareton Fairmount
Rainbow for Girls Installation at Eisra Assembly
Local officers for Rainbow for Girls were installed last night at Eisra Assembly. Ruth Lene associate advisor, Maxine Ger, Barbara Brod, Hope Beitr Ka and Fat Jane are among the appointed officers. Open installation planned for Monday May 20 at O F Hall. members plan a run of shows and safes in the near future.
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Eisra Assembleis
Rainbow
Ruth Lene
Maxine Ger
Barbara Brod
Hope
Beitr Ka
Fat Jane
Appo i
F. Hall
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Local Listings
Admissions list includes William Kena at 212 Fourth Street with Mrs Harold Sweet at Fields Corners, Harry Heldmyer of 331 W Fourth Street, and Henry Meckley Sr at 219 Corners Avenue. Discharges: Virginia Fritz from Brunswick.
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William Kenawell
Fourth St
Harold Sweet
Fields Corners
Harry Heldmyer
Henry Meckley, Sr
Corners Ave
Virginia Fritz
Brunswick
Miss Minnie Lathwell Weds W. E. Meyers
Wedding notes recount Miss Minnie Lathwell marrying W. E. Meyers with local residents and families attending. Details are limited due to garbled text, but the ceremony and social gathering are highlighted. The report mentions plans for a bingo party and a trip to Cleveland in connection with the event.
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Pies
G. Man
Cleveland
Bonor
Be- Mar
Women's Convention Report Prominent Members Attend Event
The report notes a Women’s Convention gathering at a church hall with Mrs Brinemen and Mrs Rachel Bei among attendees. Activities included table decor, games, and a toast to the Mes. Scouts from Troup 4 discussed an overnight camp and Summer badge work in children’s nurse, house keeper, mistress, and observer, ending with a closing circle.
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Gables
Irene
Norma Se2man
Wijet Zachmas
Mortimer
Tae
Community Calendar and Club News Remain Busy
Tonight Presbyterian Mothers gather with grandmothers and children for a services and programs while Metho giects officers meet. A musical concert at First Congregational Church. Daughters of Union Veterans hosted by Mrs Led Scaires. Youngs Womens League guests at LW CO Elyria Lodge 193 I O O PL meets. American Lesson Auxii discusses club affairs. Helen Smith hosts a regular meeting with pinching and prizes for games won by Magdalene Wothing Betty Spinks and Damyricus Meinke with Miss Spinks receiving a special prize. Literary club members review Morgan's Sparkenbroke with Park Avenue hosts. Egallte Club holds a treasure hunt and tournament updates. Reds lead current standings 4 to 2.
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D Presbyterian
Sat Tiga
Spomi Daughters of Union Veterans
Led
Scaires
Jean Price
Pasadena Avenue
I Youngs Womens League
LW. CO. Aa
Elyria Ledge
Helen Smith
Furnace
Pinechle
Magdalene Wothing
Betty Spinks
Damyricus Meinke
Miss Spinks
Aneinke
Florence Lote
Beit Spinks
Zain Im
Damyricus
Columbus Stre
Sharsten
Morgan
George Johnson
Park Avenue
Lord Spark- Marr Harvey
George Harvey
Lord Grren
Shelley
Keats
George Brownell
Howard Butler
W. C. McCiellan
Lavenda
First Methodist ‘Church
Hazel Sehmit Kong
Mieseke
Joan Baker
Mulroy Hosts VFW Bingo Night With Prizes
Mrs. Bertha Mulroy acted as hostess for a VFW auxiliary bingo party last evening. Shirley Betts and Helen Sperry, Jr. shared the first prize while Mrs. E. Cooper took the special prize. a luncheon followed for thirty attendees. The decor featured snaps, dragons, and carnations.
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Bertha Mulroy
Elyria Minstrel Troupe Honors Year With Dinner
The Elyria Minstrel Troupe closed its seventh season with a dinner dance at Hotel Newell. Ninteen performances were staged this season. The event featured decorations, gifts for younger members, and a program by the troupe.
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Elyria
Elyria Minstrels
Hotel Newell
Jim Armitage
Neva Plaf
Margseret Cor
Luis Boothroyd
Betty Hengesbuusk
Hay Curtis
Betty Agate
Jane Wise
Robert Armitage
Dot Hulse
Jimmie Dick Matis
Minstrel and Dance Revue Orchestra
Ucted
L. Mathis
Harland Brows
Charles Whiddes
Robert Agate
Bob Barns
Rude Wiliam Strack
Gene St Alarie
Pfaff
Armit
Playmaker Cuts Balcony Prices for Elytia High Students
Elytia High School theater notes show production of Lady Windermere's Fan on the English department collateral list. Balcony tickets will be reduced for high school students as rehearsals progress with cast memorizing all four acts. Charles Clark leaves Mr Hopper role, Charles Morrison to take over. Bachelors Club met at Ed Kranivak's home to plan summer activities with light lunch, card games, and honors to Dick Anderson and Bob Apai. Next meeting at Judson Wehman's home.
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Lady Windermere
Oscar Wilde
Elytia High School
Playmake
Charles Clark
Mr. Hopper
Charles Morrison
Bachelors Club
Ed Kranivak
Dick Anderson
Bob Apai
Judson Wehman
5Th Street
Guild Elects Officers at First Congregational Church
Guild final meeting of the seaway held Monday noon with spring flowers as decorations. Reports by secretary Mrs. Fred Todd and treasurer Mrs. Ralph Dyke preceded officer elections: President Mrs. Ruth Vestal, 1st vice president Mrs. Frank Hartman, 2nd vice president Mrs. H. H. Benham, secretary Mrs. A. W. Peters, treasurer Mrs. Ralph Dyke. The Guild to resume in summer. Theta Beta Tau Sorority met at Miss Marg Flaherty’s home with bridge and a two course luncheon. Prizes awarded to Miss Mary Alice McLaughlin, Miss Alta Ehlert, Miss Edith Maclay. Next meeting at Miss Margaret Flaherty’s, West Erie Avenue.
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and Congregational Church
Shepherd
East
Leer
Schausier S
First Congregational Church
Seaway
Fred Todd
Ralph Dyke
Ruth Vestal
Frank Hartman
H. H. Benham
A. W. Peters
Theta Beta Tau Sorority
Bridge
Mary Alice McLaughlin
Alta Ehlert
Edith Maclay
Margaret Flaherty
Erie Avenue
Lor
Chin Tong Club Hosts Rosabel Larpenter Evening
Chin Tong Club met Miss Rosabel Larpenter for an entertaining evening. Miss Eileen Marcks of Baltimore attended as guest of honor. After bridge, Miss Harry-erre Kellar won first prize and Miss Ruth Blakely received consolation. A luncheon with snapdragons and tulips followed. the group will meet again in two weeks at Miss Harry-erre Reliar's home.
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Rosabel Larpenter
Eileen Marcks
Baltimore
Heror
Plaring Bridge
Harry-erre Kellar
Ruth Blakely
Harry‘erre Reliar
Kipton Christian Church Services Well Attended
Kipton Christian Church drew a large crowd as the Hinton church, newly opened under the Garber supervision, held evening services with the Garbers delivering the sermon Sowins and Rea. Special music featured a violin solo by Claude Clapp, a vocal duet by Mrs. Oscar Schneider and Mrs. Elmer Garb, and an onward Christian Soldiers variation. Services for the coming week were announced for Tuesday and Thursday at 7:45 PM.
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Hinton Christian Church
Elmer Garber
Sundar
Coed Spider Expert Melvor Seeks UC Serum
Barbara Catherina Melvor, a coed spider specialist at the University of California Berkeley, plans to develop a serum from 1 090 live spiders to neutralize the lethal bite of the 3Gow spider.
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Berkeley
Cal
Barbara Catherina Melvor
Univers of
California
Survives 2 Story Fall in Vancouver B C
Maxie Pier, 2, fell from a second story window in Vancouver British Columbia but escaped with only minor injuries. Doctors reported he did not suffer any scratches or serious harm.
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Vancouver
B. C
Maxie Pier
Hawaii Sees Territorial Surplus After Biennium End
With the biennium ending June 30, 1937, Hawaii expects to finish with a territorial fund surplus of 27,000 dollars. An anticipated end-of-period balance suggests a definite move out of red territory as authorities project the final figures.
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Anto
Honolulu
Hawaii
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