YWCA Board Plans Visit by National Staff Member
YWCA board members and affiliates planned events around a visit by Miss Ethel Bird of the national staff. She would meet the Industrial group at lunch, Junior Friendship girls at tea, and Senior Friendship girls at a tureen supper, with other meetings and reports noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywca Board of Directors
Ethel Bird
Y. W
E. J. Howenst
Me. Pres.cenat
Genevieve Land
Employed Young Women’s League
Earl Lautenschleger
Atlantic City
Mormia
Mirs
Curtis Spence
Nancy Chancellor
Industrial Committee
Leaders Council
Ona V. Holly
Malcolm Forbes
Wars and Means Committee
Obituary and Local Social Notes From Oberlin
Funeral services for Mrs. A A Wright to be held in Oberlin First Church Irene Mrs Stanley Shaw and Mrs John Shaw attend. Various guests visit and travel, including families from Lorain Cleveland and Pittsburgh with multiple mentions of relatives and social events through Oberlin area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
A. A. Wright
Stanley Shaw
John Shaw
Wright
A A Wright
Oberlin College
Shaw
Benry Sandreck
Wolf Court
Maurice Sandreck
Ann
Salem
Earl Harpster
Russel Duncan Ail
Perma
Wiliam Sabin
Arthur Perkins
Burt Barron
George Lindsey
Jean
Curahoga County Council
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cleveland
Ridgeville
Robert Sandrock
Janet
Lakewood
Allen Shaw
Harrison Street
W. Peterson
Barberton
Dallas
Texas
Peterson
Marian Jackson
Lorain County Bank
T. Mathew Gilliland
Princeton Avenue
William Mill
Elyria Memorial Hospital
H B Newton
New Brignton
Beaver Falls
Pitsburgh
Pennsylvania
Frances Kirkbride
RB E Kirkaride
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Arthur Showalter
Elsha Memorial Hospital
Showalter
Lake Avenue
John Mollson
Lorain Boulevard
Eira Memorial Hospital
Paul Sheets
Elvria Memorial Hospial
Sheets
East Ninth $ Street
Everett Warner
Normh Olmsted
David Everard
Chicago
Whneis
J. C. Everard
Ninth Street
Garden Club Hosts Topics and Plans for Spring
Elyma Garden Club members met at the Woman's Club for a spring gathering with talks on wildflowers by Miss Bertha Dunham and gourds by Mrs. Paul Hines. City planting plans were shared by park commissioner Wilford, plus a transplanting talk by Mr. Faulkner. A June picnic and garden tours with Cleveland clubs were announced, and nearby ladies hosted Child Conservation League and Division F events with talks on juvenile crime and Ellis Island sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyra Garden Club
Womans Club
George Pierce
Aimmer
Bertha Dunham
Paul Hises
F. O. Wh*ord
E. H. Paulnner
Miss Dunham
Paul Hines
California
Wilford
Eiyma
Elyford
Faulkner
Wooster
Elyma Garden Club
West Side
Cleveland Garden Club
Detroit Avenue
Henry Pree
Cleveland
Corning Ryale
East Avenue
South Side
Child Conservation League
HR. Riddle
Don Sotherden
Jack Knigin
Steve Barbasa
Wilam Wickens
Wickens
Irving Shepherd
Airs Nelle Gregory
Second Congregational Church
Katherine Howard
Eana Albrecht
Chicago
Trapp
Ellis Island
Miss Howard
Myrtle Clark
Alta Bourkes
Bond Street
DeMolay Dance Plans Near Completion For May Event
DeMolay announces a Spring Format dance set for Friday May 24 with Melvin Clapp as publicity chair and Werner Simon Kenneth Goode Robert MacDonald Eugene Duckett and Robert Stevenson active on posters in town. Richard Baumhart leads decorations with Harris Nichols Jack Bush Roger Kuhn and Thomas Cochrane working on unique decor. Tickets and programs are handled by Jack Monroe and Richard Marthis with distribution to members completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Clapp
Werner Simon
Kenneth Goode
Robert MacDonald
Eugene Duckett
Robert Stevenson
Richard Baumhart
Harris Nichols
Jack Bush
Roger Kuhn
Thoma Cochrane
Jack Monroe
Richard Marthis
Ship to shore telephone talk at Center for the Sightless
An engaging program at the Center for the Sightless featured Robert Guililand describing the ship to shore telephone system and direct contact with a ship on the lake enabling blind participants to speak with the captain. Mrs. Irma Gayeska from Gaiss school brought pupils who performed vocal and instrumental numbers. Service League members provided refreshments after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Guililand
Irma Gayeska
Gaiss School
Service League
Rainbow Assembly elects officers at Elyria meeting
Janet Strohl is elected worthy advisor of Rainbow Assembly in Elyria. Guests include Corinne Rhodes and Beth Corkill among past advisers. Entertainment follows with piano and violin solos and a mother hostess group led by Mrs. Hand and Mrs. Jessie Daniels serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wellert
Eastern Star
Irving Gettges
Jessie Daniets
Helen Huder
Avenue Assembly
Loran
Margaret Marsh
Marie Jones
Elyria Assembly
Rainbow
Maron Hand
Visor
Katherine Starrer
Mothers Feted At Dinner Party
Rainbow class of Furst Methodist church hosts 66 Mothers at a star shaped dinner in the church dining room. Mrs. George Boorne presides. Miss Helen Dickey sings. speaker Mrs. Clarence Tucker Crag of Oberlin urges civic minded home life and voting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furst Methodist Church
George Boorn
Melbourne Green
F. L. Hicks
Nelle Willows
Helen Dickey
Clarence Tucker Crag
Oberlin
Craig
L. Hicks
M. Greenenarman
R. J. Finch
Harry Franxfather
Harlan Sewre
Walter Peax
George Boorne
R .A. Peterson
Claude Hummel
Rar Puder
Catholic Study Club Council elects new officers
Mrs Ralph Ott is elected president of the Catholic Study Club Council at St Marys parish hall. Mass Wilma Vanoster is secretary and Emma Fitzpatrick treasurer. Delegates Ott and Aliss Vanester will attend the Cleveland Diocesan Council of Catholic Women conference on May 25 at Hotel Cleveland. The council lists seven groups with named representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club Council
St. Marys Parish Hall
Ralph Ott
Mass Wilma Vanoster
Emma Fitzpatrick
Tuo
Ott
Aliss Vanester
Cleveland Diocesan Council of Cathoic Women
Hotel Cleveland
Catholic Study Club No 1
Gene St Marre
Ray Craft
Henry Radear
Russell Stokley
Frank Brennan
Emma Fizpatrick
Geraldine Carey
Norman Haier
John Riuley
Wilma Vanoster
L V Johnson
Ralph Ou
Syle Keyes
Wilkkam Young
Community clubs fill Oberlin tonight with varied events
Calendar lists tea rooms and parties across Oberlin venues including Tau Theta with Jean Hemsath, Jolly Eight with James Corne, and Alpha Beta Bluets with Mildred Diewald. Also noted are Legion Auxiliary dinner, YWCA benefit card party, and various women’s society suppers and meetings. Manchuria produced more beet sugar in 1939 than in any previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Reets
Sigma Gamma
James Corne
Bonnes Amies
Morris Flood
el Porto Club
Edward Ixarg
Alpha Beta Bluets
Mildred Diewald
Walter McMullen
Butternut Ridge
McConine
G.r
Y. W. Parlors
United Presbyterian Trustees
Young Peoples Christian Aron
Cleveland
United Presbyterian Church
Ladies Auxiliary
Eagles
Elixria
Lodge
Hnights
St John
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Modern Woodmen of America
Elviia Courcil Jr
OUAX
Wurst Halk
Second Congregational Division
Ruby Prihoda
Huron Street
Manchuria
Queen's Court at Hecelburg College honors Behnke member
In Tiffin Ohio Hecel berg College crowned a May queen as Miss Behnke a senior in the education department joined the queen's court. She active in the education and home economics clubs WLA W A A and the college newspaper staff. Behnke is a Pi Kapra Delta and Alpha Psi Omega member and will teach home economics after graduation in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atmerine Behnke
Queen's Court
Hecelberg Colege
Tiffin
Ohio
Miss Behnke
WLC
W_ A
Pi Kapra Delta
Alpha Ps. Omega
May Dinner Of B and PW Club At Graystone
The Elyria Business and Professional Women club changes its May dinner venue to the Graystone Hotel due to scheduling conflicts. Miss Exa Mackey, pool city committee chair, announces the May 2 meeting with speaker Mrs Axel Skjerne of Oberlin on her native land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business and Professional Womens Club
Exa Mackey
Pool City
Graystone Hotel
Elks
Axel Skjerne
Oberlin
Dennarn
Community Circle Meeting Canceled for Week
There will be no meeting of the Widening Circle this week. The next gathering is set for June 7 at the Baptist church, in the form of a tureen dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mugwumps
Lynn Heinzerling
Charles Markham
Ginner
Leonard Kuss
Widenng Circle
Baptist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aeen
John Donovan
Janet Baus
Arthur Worcester
Clayton Damon
Ewald Dreger
Mildred Paljas
Julian Perkins
Leon Ives
Donovan-Balls
Harris
Harold Allsop
William Cook
South Amherst
Una Harris
Alex Eschke, Jr
Don Bryant
Elmer Harris
Garfield Harris
Henry Kolb
Mass Harris
Hew Associates
Epworth
Helen Reese
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Phoebe Nevins
Shirley Christman
Merritt Powell
E. R. Root
Medina
Lorain County
E . Ernst
North Ridge Road
Root
A. I. Root Company
Joseph Gawn
Ernst
W. Boyd
William Eddy
Mrs. Ryall
Berson
John Robinson
Lersch-Emerich
W. Broad St
Janet Strohl
Rainbow Assembly
Decore Aruttler
Sting
Iklam Culer
Sa Gamma
Robert Ross
R. Stanford
Columbus Street
Ethelian
Doris Minnich
RK Stanford
Lois Eldred
C . Buswell
I. F. Eldred
O. L. Minnich
W Ryan
C. T. Stranahan
Emma Schultz
Clarence Wolfe
Harvey Welton
Ear. Tucker
Ethel Rvran
Blame Street
New York
Nature
Eee Owen Nee
U. S. Dept. OF Agriculture
Real Cleaners
Talon
Catherine Behnke
B& PW Club
Graystone
Moody
Xkervouds
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham’s
CH. Merthe & Co
Brussels
House & Garden and
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