Junior Department Of Woman's Club Plans Dessert Bridge
The Elyria Woman's Club Junior Department maps a summer activity a pivot dessert bridge at the club house on June 15 at 1 30. Committee heads include Mrs Ted Seward and Mrs John Whitney with Ethyl Milliren handling tickets and prizes set by Mrs Charles Markham.
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Elyria Woman's Club
Ted Seward
John Whitney
Ethyl Milliren
Charles Markham
C. H. Worthington
D. E. Rimbach
Markham
Barbara Plocher
Robert Gage
Jerome Cargill Company
New York City
Cleveland
Edward Champion
Charles Wentz
Joseph Smith
Harvey Curtis
Marian Kuchenrither to be Bride of Joseph Ursem
Friends at the home of Marian Kuchenrither learned of her approaching marriage to Joseph Ursem on June thirtieth at St. Marys church. The bride elect is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A W Kuchenrither of East River street and Mr. Ursem is son of Mrs. Florence Ursem of East River street. Both attended Elyria High School and work at F W Woolworth and General Industries respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Kuchenrither
Joseph Ursem
St. Mary’s Church
Cupid’s
Helen Ryan
Marian W Kuchenrither
A. W. Kuchenrither
East River Street
Ursem
Florence Ursem
Elyria High School
Kuchenrither
F. W. Woolworth Company
General Industries
Dorothy Varga
Olive Boughton
Gertrude Foss
Leona Smith
Loretta Daley
Myrtle O’connor
Agnes Lottman
Birthday honors for Miss Lottie Laundon by St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Past Noble Grands of St. Clair Rebekah Lodge gathered at Park Place to honor Miss Lottie Laundon on her seventy sixth birthday. The program featured a Home Sweet Home song by Cassie Richards a reading by Ada Gould and a travel talk by Pearl Wright who had just returned from Florida. Iva Marsh spoke informally Lorena Handley presented a gift and thirty two guests enjoyed refreshments.
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Lottie Laundon
St. Clair
Laundon
Mission Study Club Tureen Supper and Empire Day Event
On Friday May 20 at First Congregational church the Mission Study Club holds its final meet of the year with a tureen supper at 6 15 pm. Dr William Muir Auld speaks on Shakespeare and the Natural World after a devotional based on Sir Robert Bridges Testament of Beauty. Empire Day plans and talent include Oberlin College players Hop o My Thumb Bobby Clark and Arthur Hayward with dancing to close. Robert Beebe Roe selected to pilot Ithaca Syracuse air mail for one day May 19.
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First Congregational Church
Mission Study Club
William Muir Auld
Robert Bridges
British Empire Club
Oberlin College
Bobby Clark
Akron
Arthur Hayward
Cleveland
Cambrian Choir
Robert Beebe Roe
M. E. Roe
Buffalo
Ithaca
Syracuse
New York
Cornell University
Post Office Department
American Air Lines
Cardinal Troop
Cascade Park
Second Congregational Church
Baldwin- Wallace College
Emma Lang
Phi Pi Phi Fraternity
Phi Kappa Phi Fraternity House
Baldwin- Wallace-Western Reserve
Dewey Hull
Edward Fell
Elmer Baun
Clifford Elston
Lester Botamer
Regional Meeting Planned for May 25 in Sandusky
An announcement states no meeting of St Andrew's Women's Auxiliary this week. A regional gathering of Women's Auxiliaries will be held in Sandusky on May 25.
Hospitalization policy covers broad medical bills abroad
Pays accident sickness charges up to 165 dollars in any hospital in the United States or Canada and includes 28 days of care plus 7 days for maternity and related services. Coverage costs 75 cents monthly. For details contact Mrs. Fe C Barclay at 128 Grast St, phone 30034.
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U. S
Canada
FE. C. Barclay
Grast St
Local clubs hold end of season gatherings and prize notices
The Double Four Club hosted by Mrs. Harry West on East avenue honored member and guests Mrs. Robert Brown and Mrs. Howard Martin with bridge prizes won by Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Br ran Morris. Birthday gifts were given to Mrs. Kenneth Beal as a cake marked the luncheon. The Win One Club marked year end at Janice Elliott’s home on Eastern Heights boulevard with refreshments and a May 16 1937 founding note by Margaret Opper. Tallyho Club hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Johnson featured prize winners Mrs. Edward Paramore and Mrs. William Bridgett Jr with Marian Keeler entertaining June sixth at Kenyon court.
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Robert Brown
Howard Martin
Double Four Club
Harry West
East Avenue
Brown
Brran Morris
Kenneth Beal
Win One
Janice Elliott
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Margaret Opper
Lois Opper
Marian Ives
Doris Ives
Pearl Cox
Kenneth Johnson
Tallyho Club
Ninth Street
Edward Paramore
William Bridgett, Jr
Edna Mae Wilson
Marian Keeler
Kenyon Court
Fiancee LaVerne Struck Honored At Thew Shovel Pre Nup Party
Miss LaVerne Struck, fiancée of Garnard H Cowling, was feted at a pre nuptial party hosted by Mrs Donnell Mowery and Mrs Clarenes Bemis at the Gray Stone Hotel. Forty guests attended with bridge and rummy games. Lois Neuman and Mrs Virsil Orndorff won bridge and rummy prizes respectively. An electrical gift from the guests was presented as the couple set to wed on Thursday May 26.
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LaVerne
Thew Shovel Co
Graystone
Lois Neuman
Virsil Orndorff
Helen Roemer
Edna Bronson
Donnell Mowery
Clarenes Bemis
Miss Struck
Garnard H. Cowling
Canton Lodge Members Attend Joint I O O F Session
Canton Lorain No.3 and Aux No. 11 reported good attendance as Lt Ray Malham and Lady Lizzie Berger led the lodges at the I O O F hall. A supper on June sixth was announced by the losing team, with a Springfield Department meeting slated July 10 to 15. a birthday cake for Joe Feakins and spring flowers highlighted a social hour, with Kate Reinhardt Cora Knapp Lizzie Lewis Bertha Olmsted as party chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lorain
Ray Malham
Lizzie Berger
I O. QO. F. Hall
Department
Springfield
Carl Berger
Joe Feakins
Kate Reinhardt
Cora Knapp
Lizzie Lewis
Bertha Olmsted
Ladies Auxiliary Plans Poppy Day Sale and Events
The Ladies' Auxiliary to VFW Post No. 1079 met last evening with strong attendance as they finalized plans for the Poppy Day sale on May 28. Several members expect to attend a Parma conference March 21 and 22. On May 29 the auxiliary will attend services at Brownhelm cemetery. A patriotic program highlighted Americanization Day with a postlunch social tour. next meeting is June 6.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Parma
Brownhelm Cemetery
Mary Norrish
Bertha Mulray
Club Hears Year Review and Dinner Plan
The Eastern Heights Circle of the Child Conservation League met at Mrs. C. B. Wooden’s home on Cornell Avenue. President Mrs. Walter Schultz led a brief session deciding a June sixth dinner to close the club year. Mrs. Caryl Wood reviewed The Yearling by Marjorie Rawlings. refreshments were arranged by Mrs. Wooden with Mrs. Carl Niemeyer. Fr. F. Zekany spoke at Sacred Heart parish hall to the Young People’s Socialty and one guest, Mrs. Louis Dani, noting May List date changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Heights
Child Conservation League
C. 8. Wooden
Cornell Avenue
Walter Schultz
Marjorie Rawlings
Caryl Wood
Wooden
Carl Niemeyer
F. Zekany
Sacred Heart Church
Paristh Hall
Fr. Zekany
Louis Dani
Form New Club Named S and S Organized at Bond Street
A new club named the S and S organized Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Schroeder on Bond Street. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Alice Schroeder, Mrs. J. L. Schroeder and Mrs. Fred Schroeder. Refreshments followed and the club will meet Saturday May twenty eighth with Mrs. J. L. Schroeder on Walnut Street.
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Fred Schroeder
Bond Street
Alice Schroeder
J. L. Schroeder
Walnut Street
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Listing
Admissions include Horace Bruce Grafton Carl Niskey 143 Cleveland Oliver Murray No 2 Shear Mrs Clarence Hamker Grafton Donald Hawes Ash tabula Robert Kitchen Bucyrus Discharges include Hugh Hybarger 213 Stanford Mrs Hugh Reisinger Grafton Helen Francis 121 Waverly Mrs Lloyd Gott 461 Cleveland Frank Patara Oakwood Carlisle Twp Mrs Charles Yost 144 Cornell Mrs Richard Munz 214 Howe Mrs George Trumble baby boy 27 Glenwood Mrs Gerald Rice baby girl 245 Fifth street
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Horace Bruce
Grafton
Carl Niskey
Cleveland Street
Oliver Murray
Shear Street
Clarence Hamker
Donald Hawes
Ashtabula
Robert Kitchen
Bucyrus
Hugh Hybarger
Stanford
Hugh Reisinger
Helen Francis
Waverly Street
Lloyd Gott
Frank Patara
Oakwood Street
Carlisle Township
Charles Yost
Cornell Avenue
Richard Munz
Howe Street
George Trumble
Glenwood Street
Gerald Rice
Fifth Street
Elyria Personal Notes of Travelers and Visitors
Local residents report returns from travel and visits across the region. Mr and Mrs Dan Martin traveled to the west coast and returned home on Wurst Court. Several Elyria residents hosted or joined visitors including Robinsons from Cleveland and New York, and farewells to relatives visiting from Florida, Ohio, and Michigan.
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Dan Martin
West Coast
Wurst Court
Retta Porter
Wilford Porter
New York City
Elyrians
St. Johns Hospital
Mansfield
Grover Merritt
Howland Avenue
Elyria
John Buckley
Fred Hadaway
J. L. Streicher
Hugo Amidon
James Elemes
Carl Wolf
Martin Huebner
Carl Curtis
Sue Cragin
Ida Hansen
Phil Robson
Jack Norsworthy
Andrew Rawson
LaGrange
Steven Macsay
Los Angeles
California
Mary Mocsny
Mocsny
Cleveland
Charles E. Mayhew
Oxford
Ohio
Elyria Musical Art Society
George Tulk
East River Street
W. C. Bennett
Madison Street
Frankark
Edward Dogan
Jimmie
H. Fuller
Gary
Indiana
Albert Vietzen
Ernst Irion
Oxford Township
Sandusky
Evangelical Churches
Vietzen
St. Paul’s Church
H. R Riddle
East Avenue
Dale Riddle
Lucille Garten
Port Huron
Michigan
Mr. Riddle
Frank Riddle
Lisbon
William Forney
Billy
Gertrude
Youngstown
Florence Miesse
Chillicothe
John Streicher
Park Avenue
Charles Savage
Bradenton
Florida
Tonight's community gatherings listed for many groups
Calendar for tonight lists choral recital at First Congregational Church with harp and piano, Em Manuel Church meeting, Mother daughter banquets, and numerous club and lodge events including Bunco, Sigloie, I O O F benefit, Epworth League rally, Catholic Study Club dinner bridge, and Republican Women's Club, with hostesses and locations across Oberlin and nearby streets.
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Musical Art Society
First Congregational Church
P. m
Semper Fidelis
Emmanuel Church
Hazel Rheineck
Garford Avenue
Ta Wa Si Club
Church of Christ
U. P. Church
March Club
Marion
Kathryn Sparks
Bunco
G. Birmingham
Oxford Street
Tau Kappa Beta
Mary McGuire
West Broad Street
Circle Dot
H Rauscher
Abbe Road
Tuesette
Roy Berrington
Lorain
Eagle Auxiliary
Eagle Hall
Gaiety
Janet Stagg
Avon
Susanna Beattie
Warren Avenue
Daughters of Scotia
Iga Vega
Margaret Marsh
Eighth Street
Alpha Beta Ghamma
Dorothy Holliday
Longfellow Avenue
K-Lo
Harriet Nelson
Second Street
Ralph Lyman
Oberlin
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Senper Fidelis
Joyce Hastings
Furnace Street
Catholic Study Club No. 3
Sigioe
Ruth Kelling
West Avenue
Epworth League
Ober
Gates Teachers Honored By P T A Dinner
Gates School staff were honored at a P T A dinner at the Second Congregational church. Thirty-one seats were set with pastel floral decor, a three course meal, and a program including a prayer, welcome, teacher response, games and prizes.
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Gates Parent-Teacher Association
Gates School
Second Congregational Church
Leanna Moore
Charles Crosby
Caroline Rost
William Mathewson
Milton Troup
Vernon Ross
Faye Hargrave
Irma Gayeska
P.T. A
William Struck
Mabelle Hollis
Edna Funk
Edna Moes
Kathryn Scriner
Florence Hines
Ruth Carlson
Dorothy Bartter
Irma Guseska
Ima Strait
Ethel Dunnell
Rainbow Majority League Hosts May Theatre Party
Rainbow Majority League met at the YWCA with hostesses Annette Whitney and Jeanette Sibey. Members planned a Cleveland theatre party for May 20. Bunco produced high scores for Bernice Irwin and Grace Bauer, with Betty Campbell as consolation. Salads and a yellow white table decor followed. The League will meet again June 20 at the YWCA.
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Rainbow Majority League
Annette Whitney
Jeanette Sibey
League
Cleveland
Bunco
Bernice Irwin
Grace Bauer
Betty Campbell
Mrs Merthe Hosts Colonial Club Gathering
Mrs Charles Merthe entertained the Colonial Club at her West Avenue home yesterday. Fifty friends attended the dessert and five hundred game before a Memorial Day break. The next meeting will be Tuesday May 31 at Mrs Guy Findley’s Abbe Road residence.
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Colonial Club
Charles Merthe
West Avenue
Guy B. Findley
Abbe Road North
Merry Mix Ups Entertained by Dorothy Nichols on Columbia
A social evening organized by Mrs Dorothy Nichols on Columbia avenue featured bingo with prize winners Mrs Betty Mackren Mrs Agnes Pycraft and Mrs Norma Bruce. Refreshments followed served by the hostess with Mrs Bruce assisting and plans announced for May 31 when Mrs Ethel Sparks 318 East Bridge street will host the club.
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Dorothy Nichols
Columbia Avenue
Betty Mackren
Agnes Pycraft
Norma Bruce
Bruce
Ethel Sparks
East Bridge Street
Sunday services and Sunday School draw full turnout
Despite bad weather the Carlisle community filled both Sunday School and church on May 15. The Young Sunday School Orchestra offered a special musical piece during the Sunday Rummage Sale at 8 A. M. at 112 West Avenue.
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West Avenue
Sail On Sil very Moon school program and church supper
Miss Eleanor Robson directed the Sail On Sil very Moon program with C F Whitney in charge of the Sunday session. Mrs H H Gregg announced a church and community supper on May 18 at 7:00 with a free will offering to fund new choir robes. Rev Thomas Hughes preached The New Body of Christ. Lyle Bungart played Face to Face and the Young People's Choir performed Crossing the Bar and My Task Oh Jesus Thou Art Standing and Crossing the Bar at a Rural Life Service with Columbia M EB Church guests.
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H. H. Gregg
Young People’s Choir
Thomas Hughes
Lyle Bungart
Alfred Tennyson
Columbia M. EB
Rural Life Service
Jesus
Bake Sale Success at Central Book Store
The bake sale held Saturday at Central Book Store by Group IV raised over fourteen dollars. Mrs Ray Jackson chairs the group with Mrs Archie Welton leading the sale and committee members assisting in the event. Each year groups may solicit others for contributions.
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Central Book Store
Group IV
Ray Jackson
Archie Welton
Carlisle Scouts Attend National Leader's Council and Circus
Four delegates from Carlisle Boy Scouting represented the new organization at the National Leader's Council and Circus held at Cleveland Arena on Friday evening. The group included Scout Master Myron Laussier and executive committee members H. Manly Hurlbut F. F. Fling and Lester Bowen.
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Boy Scout Organization of
Carlisle
Cleveland Arena
Myron Laussier
H. Manly Hurlbut
F. F. Fling
Lester Bowen
Mothersingers Hold Last Rehearsal of Year at East Carlisle
Mothersingers meet Thursday May 19 at the school on Grafton Road for a final rehearsal of the season before a summer break.
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East Carlisle
Mothersingers
Grafton Road
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