Sponsor Party At St Agnes Hall Lively Card Night
St Agnes Altar and Rosary society hosted a card party at the church hall last evening with twelve tables in play. Prizes in pedro went to Mrs C McCarty and Mrs F Brada, in bridge to Mrs H Garber and Mrs R Cobb, and in 500 to Mrs D Curtiss, Mrs Lena Taser, E Nichols and A Schaefer. Delights and refreshments followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes Altar and Rosary Society
Pedro
C. McCarty
F. Brada
H Garber
R. Cobb
D Curtiss
Lena Taser
E Nichols
A. Schaefer
A Mnnich
Mary Solet
Garber
R. Page
Theresa Smith
Curtiss
W. Thome
Schaefer
Present State For New Officers
Julia Sullivan vice president opened the final meeting of the Senior Friendship Club of the YWCA for the year. Dorothy Bell read the devotions. Announcement of a May 29 dance at Elk's hall. Nominating committee presented a slate with Betty Hengelbaugh as president and others for officers. Election will be held at the farewell breakfast on June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Sullian
Helen Louise Hull
Barbara Heubner
Pat Rogers
Ruth Christman
Mary Humphrey
Doris Nichols
Louise Dutch
Scotch Stitchers Meet At Nina Mudge Home
The weekly Scotch Stitchers gathering at Mrs Nina Mudge's Lewis Court home held a business session followed by jitterbug banco. Prizes went to Mrs Ber mice Basinski and Mrs Grace Yanke. Mrs Mudge and daughter Marjorie served a dessert course to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Mudge
Lewis Court
Bermice Basinski
Grace Yanke
Mudge
Marjorie
National Board Officer To Visit Local Y W C A
National Board official Miss Ethel Bird of the Y W C A in New York will visit Lorain to discuss foreign born and second generation integration. She will speak at a luncheon titled So This is America and meet various local groups, with sessions for the Industrial group and Junior Friendship girls.
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America
Miss Bird
Y W.C A
Friendship Girls
Four Circles Of First Congregational Church Elect Officers For New Year
Circle No 1 elected officers for the coming year with Mrs Ray Vestal as chairwoman and Ruth Gates as treasurer. Circle No 2 elected Mrs W bur Clark as chairwoman with a guest speaker from the YWCA discussing eternal questions. Circle No 3 hosted Edna Johnson of the YWCA and announced officer renewals and plans for a June picnic. Circle No 4 conducted annual elections and invited members to a golden wedding anniversary at the Mueller home with a Red Cross donation from a successful white elephant sale. Rehearsals for Just Home Folks continue for a Lorain high school event.
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First Congregational Church
F. T. Bilings
Middle Avenue
Ira Gough
Margaret Wrigant
A.C Schilleman
Circle No. 1
Elizabeth Rich
Ray Vestal
Ollie Palmer
O K. Manning
Ruth Gates
H G Hoover
Edna Ferber
Evans
Vengurla
India
Circle No. 2
Circle No 3
C Chambers
Ford Road
Rempes
Akron
Clark
James Hewtt
Cliss Helen Shively
H E Mechier
Aless Edna Johnson
Y W C A
Clyde Robinson
Virginia
Brown
Charles Eggs
Wilbur Clark
James Thomas
T L Morse
Columbus Street
E Mi Schultz
Stanley Shaw
Shaw
W G Ludwig
Ruth Munson
Russ Lola Shaw
H. C Chambers
Miss Shaw
Miss Munson
James VanDusen
Circle No. 4
Matthew Zechman
Second Street
Zechman
J. Davidson
Lorenzo Todd
Annie Francis
Ways and Means
Harry Townsend
Charles Evans
Mirs. Lenoretevick
Sunshine
George Savage
Martin Mueller
West Avenue
L. Todd
Red Cross
Will Wilder
Lorain High School
Mary Moncure Park
Cassandra Brothers
Order of United American Mechanics
Lorain County
American Legion 211 Auxilary
Lorain
Loran
Cleveland
Sheffield
Avon Lake
Elyria
June Luncheon Plans for Women's Association
Mrs. George Lamberton announced the June luncheon of the Woman's Association of the Second Congregational church for June 18 at 12 30 with ten tables and two hostesses each. Mrs. T V Morse of Oberlin will give a book review and Mrs. Ruth Whinchell discussed Right Here At Home by Frank S Meade, a study of missionary work in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Fell
Woman’s Association
Second Congregational Church
A. E. Kemp
Abs. Co
J. Greene
George Lamberton
T V Morse
Oberlin
Ruth Whinchell
Frank S Meade
United States
Cties
Emmanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Sets Plans and Hostesses
The Emmanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid met with 18 members at the church to push fundraising projects. They voted to skip the mother-daughter banquet this year and selected hostesses for June 19, with Mrs. Margaret Taylor and Mrs. G. S. Green to serve, and Mrs. Arthur Hess to lead devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Lumadue
J. L. Urieh
Harry Bogart
Margaret Taylor
G. S. Green
Arthur Hess
Tea honors and floral color theme in division gathering
Division C served tea to Division D in a decorative event featuring green and yellow appointments. Forsythia sprays and violet plants in tiny cups served as favors while tea cakes bore monograms with the letter D for the guest division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
US Egg Production Climbs to 404 Billion in 1939
United States egg production reached 404 billion eggs in 1939, a three percent increase over 1938. The gain reflects steadier poultry output amid evolving farm conditions.
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United States
Marmola Claims Cure All for Thyroid Deficiency
The text asserts Marmola as a universal remedy and targets adults with thyroid deficiency while noting caution that users should be otherwise healthy. It references distribution during a period but provides no verifiable evidence or endorsements.
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St. Agnes Hall
Lydia E Pinkham
Pinkham
John Kerchner
East Thirtieth Street
Helen Rehoreg
R. D. No
John Jancar
Jancar-Rehoreg
Avalon Dance
Meg
Avalon
Joe Gientkowski
Elks Hall
Bunco
Iso Mat
Mike Boyson
George Ross
Stella Merante
Angela Pronesil
K-Lo
K-Lo Club
Jean Kritzel
Penic
Esther Sooy
Ethel Bird
Circle No
the Prime Committee
Ari
Imperial
Amerian
Araid
Aja
Arall
Emmanuel Ladies Aid
Additionals Society
Aare
Omar
Carters
Rexall
Harry
Elkay
Moth Fame Crystals
Jesalé
Pongel Store
J& J
Price
Budgeteers
Coty
Adrienne
Fullle
Chitton’s
Barber
Femgle
LIM/T
Griffin
Fitch
Halo
Jameegonuert
Cascade Travel Pack
Alek
Wiliams
Bey
Agar
Vv. Miller
Portland
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