Various Club Meetings And A May Dance In Elyria
Mission Study Club hosts at Miss Amy Saye in Ridgeville with listed hostesses. Inaugural Organ Recital at First Methodist Episcopal Church features Gordon Balch Nevin at 7:30 p m. May Party by American Legion Auxiliary and several local groups follow. A Y W C A May Dance at Hils Hall delights a crowded crowd with Carl Lens orchestra and many hostesses. Pageant planned for May 28 with theme The Shining Goddess. Auxiliary of Eagles organizes in Amherst. fifty six candidates initiated. Local clubs vote to support Road of Remembrance fund. Good Will Bible Class enjoys a turkey dinner and Scotch Life talk by Rev William Muir Auld. Fortnightly Club meets with literary program as do other community groups. A church class welcomes Guy B Findley to speak on Palestinia. Mooseheart Legion Women host games and prizes. Miss Leonore Ruth Stoney celebrates fifteenth birthday with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Amy Saye
Ridgeville
C. G. Washburne
J. W. van Dusen
Spencer Stanley
J. C. Britton
Emerson Poster
Adele Brown
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Gordon Balch Nevin
Esther Newsome
Lorain
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
FD. L. Club
Dorothy Shaw
Princeton Avenue
Friendship Club
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
K. of P. Hall
Northwest
Central Labor Union
Painter's Hall
Hils Hall
Federation Girls
Carl Lens
E. J. Crisp
7. L. Hornback
H. D. Brown
A. M. Hannaford
D. Heggie
Krantz
Maybelle Burner
Elsie J
Seymour
Ethel Wise
Leona Jumont
Stella Fillo
Hester Smith
Association Acivities
Shining Goddess
Geo. Stevens
Mas. Parker
Woman's Club
Tree Fund
Good Will Bible
William Muir Auld
Mrs Clement Hosts Circle No 7 Tea at Grace Court
Mrs E P Clement entertained Circle No 7 of the First Methodist Episcopal Church at her Grace Court home with garden flowers, devotionals led by Mrs Edwin Kirby, a musical program, and a plate luncheon for 35. Guests included Mrs Cottiar and Mrs Willam Boyd. The next class meeting will be at Mrs Haywood’s Lake Avenue home on June 18 as a tureen party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement
E. P. Clement
Circle No. 7
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Grace Court
Edwin Kirby
Edward Dickson
South
Miller
Lake Rose
Macree
Charles Cottiar
Jen- Ein Edwards
BH. Long
Willam Boyd
Steubenville
Beaton Light Girls
St. Paul's Church
Catherine Wernert
Kenyon Avenue
Eleanor Loeffler
Emma Pallas
Louise
Nellis Washke
Bertha Quade
Ruth
Pauline Macsay
Evra Woman's Club Plans Tureen Luncheon Meeting
The Music and Art Department of the Evra Woman's Club will meet for a luncheon at 1 PM at the home of Mrs D Chapman in LaPorte. A farewell is planned for Mrs Herd of Oberla as she departs for Scotland to spend time with her parents. Two Daughters of Scotland initiates were welcomed at the previous meeting with strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
G. A. R Hall
Woman’s Club
Evra
Wil
1D. Chapman
LaPorte
Daughters of Scotland
Clan Robertson
Lady Robertson Lodge
Herd of
Oberla
Scotland
Lucky Lovers Club Entertained at Mrs Allen’s Home
The Lucky Links Club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs John Allen’s home. Prize winners in cards were Mrs Fawnsiton first Mrs Wm Smith second and J A Simegar third. The gathering planned another two weeks later at Mrs Fawn Hamien’s Lake Avenue home. Cradle of the Carlisle Neighbors club met Creola home last night with refreshments served. Next Circle meeting set with Mrs Nuhn on LaGrange Road June 27. Catholic Danzas America held regular meeting at K of C Hall with plans for sixth anniversary June 27. Grand Regent Helen announced Mrs May A Brady of Cleveland to attend the National Convention in San Francisco. Refreshments followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Loves Club
Lucky Links Club
John Allen
Fawnsiiton
Wm Smith
J. A. Simegar
Kaeser
Fawn Hamien
Lake Avenue
P. Ko Clave
Carlisle
Creola
Nuhn
LaGrange Road
C. D
Catholic Danza America
CG. Halming
Helen
A. Comvent
Youngstown
Misa
Taylor
May A. Brady
Cleveland
San Francisco
California
Dinner for upcoming wedding of Irene Schnitzler and Howard Hogan
Mrs E Anspacher and daughter Edith hosted a six course dinner at West avenue in honor of Miss Irene Schnitzler and Howard Hogan who wed on Thursday June 4. Guests received a table lamp as a memento and bridal party favors included tiny candy baskets. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges, and Dr Bevard prepared for a two month trip to England and the continent via the Leviathan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Anspacher
Edith
West Avenue
Sonor
Irene Schnitzler
Howard Hogan
Court of Honor Card Party at Smith Residence
Members of the Court of Honor enjoyed a card party at Frank and Mrs. Smith 123 Fairlawn avenue on Wednesday. Six tables played eight games with Brinzley and Mrs Dean winning first prizes and Mrs Johnson with Fred Smith taking second honors. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. An evening drama by the Sapientes Club followed at the High school with a large cast in a play titled Lote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Honor
Frank Smith
Fairlawn Avenue
William Brinzley
Fred Dean
Johnson
Fred Smith
Elmer Arias
Arthur Barkknecht
Sapientes Club
Ida May Morgan
Vona Saunders
Ruth Batley
Roy Perot
Courtland Crickey
Jane Moods
Pauline Elderkin
Ponala Lautensehleger
William Smith
Gorge Mahon
Camero
Lote
Personal Notes From Crystal Beach Visit
Mrs Robert Looms visited Crystal Beach on the Lake with Mr and Mrs Lea Taylor of Princeton Avenue. They were entertained last evening with friends at a dinner dance. Regnatz of Warren Road and Robert Levsch of Washington Avenue and New York City contact were noted. Service Director James Hewitt and City Engineer J M Powell visited Akron Wednesday. Mrs Harry M Foster of Detroit visited her sister on Cambridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Lea Taylor
Princeton Avenue
Warren Road
Robert Levsch
Washington Avenue
New York City
James Hewitt
J. M. Powell
Akron
Harry M Foster
Detroit
Versal
Cambridge Street
Miss Florence Wilson to Attend Cleveland School of Arts
Miss Florence Wilson of West River Road travels to Cleveland for summer term at the Cleveland School of Arts. Mrs. Mary Collins returns from North Olmsted after visiting friends and attending the North Olmsted Ladies Ald Society meeting. George Philpot attended Queen City Chapter O E S inspection in Lorain. Wayne Koppes, 454 Earl Court, a Carnegie Institute tech student, named Senior Week committee chair. Activities begin June ith boat ride and picnic and conclude June 9 commencement. Koppes is a senior in the College of Fine Arts architecture department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wilson
West River Road
Cleveland
Cleveland School of Arts
Mary Collins
East Avenue
North Olmsted
North Olmsted Ladies
Ald Society
George Philpot
Lorain
Queen City
O. E
Wayne Keypes
Earl Court
Carnegie H Institute
Markets Cleveland Produce Markey
A fragmented market listing shows prices for produce including butter eggs oleo cheese poultry and vegetables with various figures. Notable items include apples beans sweet potatoes tomatoes and onions with per crate or per box pricing. The second item notes Washington society woman Mrs Dallett Wilson planning a summer African big game hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Markey
York State
Dallett Wilson
Washington, D
Africa
Confetti counting in London omnibus operations
The passage describes "confetti counting" by young women workers in London's omnibus company offices. Conductors open belt punches to dump paper cappings, which the workers sort into heaps to tally rides sold during each journey.
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London
Texas Women Face Weekly Working Hour Limits
Texas law restricts women to fifty four hours weekly with cotton mills exempt under longer daily limits. In cotten mills they may work ten hours per day and sixty hours per week and receive overtime pay after nine hours daily.
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Texas
Cotter
Paris Fashionable Women Embrace Lamb Chops Pineapple Diet
Fashionable Parisians adopt a new diet focusing on lamb chops and pineapple to reduce weight. The plan bans bread vegetables and squid intake and allows only tea during the regimen.
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Paris
Sons of Veterans Aux to march from G A R hall to Cong Church
All members will meet at the G A R hall at 10 a m Sunday to march in a body with the G A R to the Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans Aux
G. A. R. Hall
Sun
Cong
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Auxiliary OF Eagles
Amherst
Amherst Lodge of Eagles
George Hofner
Mary Mahon
Sarah Massey
Marshall
Elyria
Sadie Beaver
Democrat Women's Club
M Mark Dengate
Ninth Street
Road of Remembrance
Fed Board of Women's Clubs
Frank Billings
Ethel Milleran
Wal Dengate
Lena Taber
Jung
Charles Estman
Fifteenth Street
Mrs. Townsend
Oscar Townsend
Ohio Street
Wilkham Muir Auld
George Dr
Palestine
Guy B. Findley
Egypt
Church of Christ
Palestinia
Findley
Mooseheart Legion
Banco
American Legion Hall
Pedro
Dlaries Shedron
Clarence Bott
M. Conger
Harry Dressler
Frank Traxler
Lee Youngass
Bunco
William Coven
Anna Rober
William Shrubsole
Charles Bishop
Leonore Ruth Stoney
Stoney
Beacon Light
Eleanor Boardman
Daughters OF Scotland Have Meeting
Carlisle Neighborhood Circle Meeting
Edward Fridenstine
Julius Palitoski
Woodford Avenue
Alice Kolb
Pearl Kreis
Lincoln Court
R. R. Bevard
New York
S. S
MEETI
Robert Loomsday
Crystal Beach -on-the-Lake
Elyria Eagles
Walt Glick
Court Street
Garford P. T. AL Will
Bake Sale Sat. A. M. Superior Elee
Helping Hand Society
Eve
Kelling’s Feed
Broad Street
Springvale
Butternut Ridge
Nelles
Cheshire Block
F.S. Aust
ExyRia A Furniture
George
East Ave
Fourth ST
Livigl Ugdie Lud
Crn
Elyria Dress Goods Shoppe
Ravelstone
Phillips
Bon Ton Millinery
Children’s Apparel Shop
Second Street
Charles Forbes Taylor
First Baptist Church
Tauri
Charlie
Laurie
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