Elyria League Voters meeting invites May 17 dinner in Lorain
The Elyria League of Women Voters held a Wednesday meeting at the Lorain County Bank with Mrs. Ralph Bauer presiding. An invitation was issued for a May 17 dinner at the First Congregational Church in Lorain, featuring speaker Mrs. Irwin of Cleveland. The group noted gains in membership and reported on the National Convention held in Washington, D C, including the League's stance on merit and the President’s Court Plan. The near Elyria meeting is planned for May 24, location to be announced. Miss Wilda Foreman hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Leora Alexander, with Bingo and gifts, preceding her May same noon wedding to Kenneth Young at the Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria League of Woman Voters
Lorain
League of Women Voters
Grover
National League Convention
Near Elyria
Wilda Foreman
Leora Alexander
Kenneth Young
Church of Christ
Miss Alexander
B. Jennings
Eastern Heights Child Conservation League Meets Monday
The Eastern Heights Child Conservation League plans a meeting Monday with Mrs. Walter Schultz of 630 West Avenue to discuss local preservation efforts and community safety.
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Eastern Heights Child Conservation League
Watler Schultz
West Avenue
Mothers Circle and Women Missionary Society events in Elyria
Twenty five motherd aid daugh ters were hosted at United Presbyterian church by Emma Dean Anderson Circle with Tulips and Macs on the tables. Hostesses included Miriam Paeth Ursula Clewald Vivian Horace and Mrs C L Bristol. A program featured a playlet and a departure notice for Miss Emma Dean Anderson who will retire in Slippary Rock PA after fifty years in India. Plans announced for the Ohio May 20 convention of the Women s Minoritary Societies Alliance. Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society met with plans for a silver tea on May 26 and a bake sale on May 22 at Ohio Fuel Gas company. Organist Edwin Arthur Kraft will give a recital at St Andrew s Church to aid Second Baptist church building fund. Pythian Sisters planned a mother-daughter banquet for May 27 with June committees named and Evelene Ernst chairing the birthday group. Irma Schnarr won the evening s prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Dean Anderson
United Presbyterian Church
Miriam Paeth
Ursula Clewald
Vivian Horace
C. L. Bristol
Aupper Marlon Varsey
India
Slippary Rock
Pennsylvania
Women's Miniorary Societies Alliance
Ohio
Helen Bristol
Missionary Society
George Williamson
Robert Kirkpatrick
Women’s Missionary Society
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
G. Schaeffer
Ernest Hirth
Ladies Aid Society
Mary Diedrick
Harry McKee
Walter Rust
Arthur Enike
Charles Winkler
W. W. Walker
Haas
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Frank Witt
Henry Spieth
A. Witt
F. Witt
Winkler
Zerall
Edwin Arthur Kraft
Trinity Cathedral
Cleveland
St. Andrew's Church
Kraft
Elyria
Second Baptist Church
Woodman Hall
Esther Seekins
Florence Sherman
Ruby Smith
Evelene Ernst
Irma Schnarr
Pack entertains with games at First Congregational Church
The Ftrelands Area Council of Boy Scouts of America met at the First Congregational church, four o'clock yesterday afternoon. Forty three cubs attended as three deep musical chairs and a wheelbarrow relay were played. Lucius Jonking led the chorus while Edward Hard and George Sulwaugh earned wolf bronze badges. Den mothers Mrs Ward V. B. Young and Mrs HR A Shryock attended and Max Letby served as assistant cubminister. A Parents' Pack meeting is planned for June tenth at 7 15 p m at the same church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ftrelands Area Council of
Boy Scouts of America
First Congregational Church
Lucius Jonking
Edward Hard
George Sulwaugh
Henry Ingesoll, Jr
Beacon Light Class meets presiding Ruth Blakeslee leads
Mrs Blakeslee presided last evening as Beacon Light Class of St Pauls church welcomed two guests Mrs Ernest Lewis and Maxine Fichtner. Seventeen members attended and a white elephant sale was set for June tenth. Prizes went to Aliee Pitman and Edna Maring. Hostesses were Miss Bertha Quade and Mrs Otline Stearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Blakeslee
St. Paul's Church
Ernest Lewis
Maxine Fichtner
Fiehtner
Aliee Pitman
Edna Maring
Bertha Quade
Otline Stearns
Ruth Heginbotham
Alice Heginbotham
Sorority Event Plans Bake Sale and Outing
Sorority members met at Fos ter avenue home to plan a bake sale for the Saturday week ahead. They scheduled a dinner and theatre party for Thursday evening and a Vermilion on the Lake Decoration Day outing. Bunco awarded first prize to Ann Loyd, with Babe Papworth consolation. Hostess served a two course luncheon. next meeting set for Frances Parke's Second street home.
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Trowe Ross
Phi Kappa Sigma
Foster Avenue
Vermilon- on-the-Lake
Bunco
Ann Loyd
Babe Papworth
Frances Parke
Second’ Street
Choose New Leaders for Girl Scouts Troop 1 at First Congregational
Girl Scouts Troop 1 assembled Thursday at four at the First Congregational church. New patrols formed with leaders elected: American Eagle Patrol led by Shirley Christman and Edith Kelly as second. Tea Rose Patrol with Marjorie Hoy and Marilyn Chandler. Starflower Patrol with Nancy Crisp and Vivian Hudson. Dandelion Patrol with Shirley Green and Lois Hancock. The group completed tests before adjournment.
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Girl Scouts
Troop 1
First Congregational Church
American Eagle Patrol
Shirley Christman
Edith Kelly
Tea Rose Patrol
Marjorie Hoy
Marilyn Chandler
Starflower Patrol
Nancy Crisp
Vivian Hudson
Dandelion Patrol
Shirley Green
Lois Hancock
Xirla
Birthday celebration honors Knegan at Postscript club
Mary Margaret Knegan was honored by Postscript club members who enjoyed Miss Mary O Connor from Indian Hollow Road. The birthday of Miss Finesan set a centerpiece with a lit birthday cake in green and white. Prizes in bridge went to Myrtle O Connor and Maxine Roling. A breakfast was planned for Ely woods on June sixth and Lucille Roling would host on LaGrange Road Thursday May twenty seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Knegan
Postscript Club
Mary O’connor
Indian Hollow Road
Miss Finesan
Myrtle O'Connor
Maxine Roling
Elywoods
Lucille Roling
LaGrange Road
Russia A talk by Mrs Deertz at East avenue home
Mrs Deertz who lived in Russia while her husband worked for an American steel firm gave a feature yesterday for Division B of the Church of Christ. She displayed linens made in Russia. Eleven members and three guests enjoyed a tureen luncheon. Mrs Wil son and Mrs Groll of Division C attended. Mrs F Davis of Third street will open her home for a meeting Thursday June tenth.
Plan Vacation Hiawatha Club Meets at Mrs Fulman Home
The Hiawatha club held its regular meeting at Mrs. Nell Fulman’s home 168 Lake Avenue. Spring decorations and Bunco prizes were awarded to Mrs. Babe Reed first Miss Betty Martin second and Mrs. May Amidon consolation. A two course supper followed the games. The next meeting is set for May 27 at Mrs. Gertrude Flood’s 248 West Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha Club
Nell Fulman
Lake Avenue
Babe Reed
Firat
Betty Martin
May Amidon
Gertrude Fiood
West Ninth Stret
Coterie Bridge Members Visit Cleveland Heights Guests
Members of Coterie Bridge traveled to Cleveland Heights yesterday morning as guests of Mrs. R. A. Sanker of Edgehill Road. A tureen luncheon at noon followed the visit.
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Coterie Bridge
Cleveland Heights
R. A. Sanker
Edgehill Road
Sanker Home Enjoys Artful Litsee Decorations for Club
An afternoon at bridge featured Litsee in several shades as artistic decorations for the Sanker home. In two weeks Mrs. William T. Lyons of Park Avenue will entertain the club.
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Bridge
Litsee
Sanker
William T. Lyons
Park Avenue
Automobile Collision Reported on Middle Avenue
Ralph Ledyard said his vehicle was slightly damaged in a collision with another car around 4 40 p m yesterday at Middle avenue and Fourth street. He provided the other license plate to police for follow up.
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Ralph Ledyard
Middle Avenue
Fourth Street
Ledyard
Gasoline Stolen From Machine In Front Of Jackson Hotel
J. J. Lawrence of 3981 East 42nd street Cleveland reported to police that four gallons of gasoline were taken from his machine parked in front of the Jackson Hotel yesterday around noon.
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J. J. Lawrence
East 42Nd Street
Cleveland
Jackson Hotel
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E. J. Hond
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W. H. Stark
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C. H. Cushing
South America
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Warren Porter
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I. T
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Fairmont Street
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Concord Street
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Oxford Avenue
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Harry Trumpy
Walter Dyke
Stanford Avenue
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G. Brand
Russia
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Gardner’s
Gardner
Elyria’s Millinery Headquarters
Elyria Dry Goods
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