Worthy Mother and Daughter Banquet at Spring Valley Club
Elyria Woman's Club junior department held its fifth annual mother and daughter banquet at Spring Valley Country Club. Miss Gladys Knapp’s upcoming June 14 wedding to Russell Moehl was celebrated with gifts and a luncheon as Mina Foga from South Africa spoke on Chinese and African church affairs. The event featured music from local artists, speeches honoring seniors and juniors, and a guest speaker Mrs. C. H. Hamilton on “My Chinese Mother.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis McMullen
Dorothy Banks
Gladys Knapp
Oberlin Road
Peg Lacy
Mary Robertson
Robert Gibbons
Banco
Miss Knapp
Russell Moehl
North Ridgeville
Ted Seward
Myles Perry
Frank Ayers
Lorain
Lakeside Federation
Karl Plocher
Gladys Plocher
Arthur Irish, Jr
Brahe
Robert Boylan
Irish
Victor Herbert
Louis Kolopus
Department
Whiteman
Nevins
Hanley
Ira Wilson
Mesdames Arthur Irish, Jr
Harvey Curtis
Gertrude Smith
Barbara Plocher
Jean Scott
Kathryn Fisk
Jean Plocher
Margaret Terry
Martha Thomas
Eleanor Erickson
Horan
C. H. Hamilton
Oberlin
Hamilton
Orient
Gin-Da-Ma
China
United States
New Elyria Woman's Club Banquet Names Junior Officers
At the mother-daughter banquet of the Elyria Woman's Club Junior Department last evening Mrs Richard Horan introduced the incoming officers and committee heads for the coming year. Key posts include Mrs John Shaw vice chairman and Mrs Charles Snow recording secretary with many volunteers named for programs publicity fundraising and junior chorus leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
Spring Valley
Richard&. Horan
John Shaw
Charles Snow
Deforest Rimbach
G. W. Harrison
Harvey Curtis
Kenneth Martin
Richard Gollmar
Mary Storrer
Kenneth Buswell
Don Myers
W.W. K. Brubaker
Jean Scott
Phyllis Agate
Ways and Means
Lloyd Patton
Howard Craig
Clarence Stellar
Frances Martin
Mary K. Miller
Robert Jones
Mark Willis
Ted Seward
Robert Boylan
Edward Champion
Kathryn Fisk
Nelson Fitch
Mary Taylor
Howard Simers
C. H. Worthington
Buckeye
Dorothy Saywell
Genevieve Parks
David Horan
Myles Perry
Rainbow Girls Install Officers In Formal Ceremony
Rainbow Girls Elvira Assembly held a formal installation in LO. O. F. hall with diverse floral decorations. Officers installed include Peg Marsh as Worthy Adviser and Marie Gratz as Treasurer with a long list of appointed roles and a bouquet presentation by Mrs. Hand. A Mother Advisors’ reception followed with remarks from guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira
Charity
Geraldine Wilmot
Hope
Janet Strohh
Corrine Rhoades
Seth Darkshariti
Grace Sherrer
Theoders Demos
Shirley Buckley
Martha Brodheck
June Ann Hart
Nature
Jean Reichard
Elaine Evans
Fidelity
Alce Sanker
Jean Aschenbach
Hilde Erber
Helen Reese
Margaret Wehman
Catherine Highgate
Robert Hand
Peg Marsh
Carrine Rhodes
W. A. Marie Grazz
T. Marsh
F. Tite
D. Wilmot
Honors To Local B and P W Club At State Convention
Sixteen Elyria B P W members attended the Ohio Federation of Clubs’ 20th annual convention in Columbus at the Neil House. Attendees included Cora Bassett and Bessy McCoy as officers, with 54 clubs and 457 delegates present. Events featured Early Birds prizes, a gala banquet, tours of Ohio State University, and awards for club scrapbooks and publicity programs. Newly elected state officers were announced, including Marie Bergman McCoy as president and Lulu Beeney as second vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Neil House
Columbus
Cora Bassett
Elyria Club
Emma Gleason
Margaret Cole
Cara Phelps
Eleanor Armstrong
Charity Sherod
Emma Dill
Dortha Smith
Miriam MelIntire
Eva Mackey
Ruth Ehrke
Mildred Schultz Hildreth Hecock
Gertrude Wernert
Bessie Douglas
Grace Nau
Columbus Club
Marie Bergman McCoy
Ohio Federation
Cecil Marie Turton
Cincinnati
Miss Turton
Federation
Lucile Buchanan Oliver
National Federation
Florence Givin
Ohio State University
Pomerene Hall
Esther Allen Gaw
Grace A. Zorbaugh
John W. Bricker
Don Weiber
MecCoy
H. Pearl von Au
Nina James
Eleanor Annett Nash
New York City
Cole
Bassett
State Office
Ruth Gates
Hildreth Hecock
Licenses Granted in Lorain and Surrounding Areas
A list of license recipients includes John Bach 31 laborer Lorain and Stella Keller 33 Lorain. Willis Krugman 22 Elyria welder and Helen Root 19 Elyria. Alex Barash 21 Akron clerk and Anna Martin 23 Lorain. Arthur Krieg 28 Lorain trucker and Mary Kolesar 23 Lorain. John Sadowski 24 Lorain electric truck operator and Eva Knotovich 25 Amherst. Howard Rodd 27 Berea clerk and Rita Johnson 18 Columbia Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bach
Lorain
Stella Keller
Willis Norman Krugman
Elyria
Welder
Helen Christian Root
Winckles Street
Alex Barash
Akron
Anna Martin
Arthur Krieg
Mary Kolesar
John A. Sadowski
Eva Knotovich
Amherst
Howard Eugene Rodd
Berea
Rita Elena Johnson
Columbie
District WFM S Meeting Sets All Day Lorain
The Wo men's Foreign Missionary Society of the Norwalk District holds an all day gathering Thursday May 25 at Delaware Avenue Methodist Church Lorain. Devotions start 9 30 led by Rev Hubert E Cobb with speakers on Stewardship and reports to follow including a candle lighting ceremony. The main address is by Helen Boyles Korea on A Shining Light in a Dark World with officers 설치 by Dr Vernon Wagar and presiding by Mrs Noble Saegers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dark Africa
Mina Foga
Bantu
South Africa
Religious Education Committee
Deane Burns
Miss Foga
Christian Churches of
Madras
India
America
Cape Colony
Burns
Charles Evans
Peter Smith
Robert Davies
Kelloge Day
L. H. Wilcox
Bertha Kellogg
Otto Mischka
Albert Pallas
E. D. Adams
Theodore Schmitken
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Norwalk
Delaware Avenue Methodist
Lorain
Hubert E. Cobb
Emma Betow
Annie Johnson
E. E. Rahla
T.S. Hyde
O. T. Haight
F. A. LePage
S. Whiteman
Young Peoples
C. M. Ackerman
W. C. Baker
Florence Starr
Wellington
Helen Osborn
Elyvia
Helen Boyles
Korea
Noble Saegers
Edwin Shubert
W. W. Wagar
Vernon Wagar
Post-Nuptial Shower For Mrs. Thompson
Office girls of the Western Automatic Machine Screw company gave a bathroom shower for Mrs. Robert Thompson at Mrs. Selman’s Ohio street home. Cards were the main entertainment with Mrs. Thompson winning first prize, Eleanor McKenzie second, and Eileen Clark third. A candlelit salad course featured spring flowers and many gifts were presented to the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Robert Thompson
Mary Franklin
Local note on families and social updates in Elyria area
Mr and Mrs Ed Milliren and daughter Ethyl plan Oklahoma trip for LeRoy Milliren’s engineering school graduation at Oklahoma State. Ralph Marsh enlists in Army, joins Aerial Technical School at Rantoul Illinois. Reverend John H Lawrence visits from Claremont as Presbyterian delegate in Cleveland assembly. Mrs Josie Parke Gaynor returns home after mastoid operation. Multiple visits, moves, and social events tied to Elyria residents noted. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Shewell. several travels and conventions mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Milliren
Ethyl Milliren
Oklahoma
LeRoy Milliren
Stillwater
Milliren
Standard Oil Company
Ralph Marsh
Eighth Street
Army
Government
Rantaul
Illinois
John H. Lawrence
Claremont
California
F. A. Lawrence
Eastern Heights
Lawrence
General Assembly of Presbyterian
Cleveland
Mars
Erie
Josie Parke Gaynor
Second Street
P. W. Spence
League of Women Voters
Deshler- Wallick
C. D. Gull
New York State
P. H. Kaiser
Clinton
Kaiser
Elyria High School
Dana-Morris
Stanford Avenue
Paul Warmee
Sandra
Baltimore
Maryland
Langthorpe
Lincoln Court
Cassandra Brothers
Avon Lake High School
American Legion
Lake Road
Ralph Shewell
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Shewell
East Broad Street
E. C. Spies
Suzanne
Earl Court
New York City
John Schultz
Columbus Street
Falls Clinic
Wellington
Alice Hill
Elyria
Ben Myers
Canton
Oberlin Conservatory
A. J. Harding
Tiffin
Ohio
Charles Eskins
Albert Eskins
Richard
Lucille Green
Axel Skjerne
Oberlin
E. W. Young
Bessie Young
Bowling Green
G. M. Marsh
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Lawrence Bycynski
Grafton
Mason Nichols
Hotel Statler
Daughters of Sahara Hold Dinner and Install Officers
The Daughters of Sahara met at the British Empire Club hall for a 6:30 p.m. chicken dinner and the regular meeting with officer installation. Mrs. Lou Ress of Cleveland assisted by Mrs. Rose Wilson and Mrs. Edith Seekers installed officers. Five candidates were obligated. Visitors from Cleveland attended. Next meeting set for June 26 at the V F W hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Sahara
British Empire Club
Lou Ress
Cleveland
Rose Wilson
Edith Seekers
Cleveland Pyramid No. 1
V F. W. Hall
Public Affairs Com Completes Present Discussion Series
The Public Affairs Committee held its final meeting of the current series at the YWCA on Monday afternoon chaired by Mrs. Curtis Spence. The topic How Can We Maintain Good Medical Care covered voluntary and compulsory health insurance and state medicine with a general discussion on socialized medicine and the Wagner Health Bill. Members reviewed positions from the AMA convention in St. Louis and noted objections to government medical service. The group will resume meetings in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Spence
L. H. Wilcox
Great Britain
American Medical Association
St. Louis
Ona V. Holly
C. Spence
A. M. Boyer
Wilcox
Spence
A. Tite
Boyer
W. Zaiser
Carrington
O. Townsend
Holly
Mrs Sandra Brothers Speaks at Center for the Sightless
Mrs. Sandra Brothers was guest speaker at the regular Monday session describing a trip to Hollywood. She highlighted Boulder Dam the desert and the petrified forest along the route and other points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center For the Sightless
Cassandra Brothers
Mrs. Brothers
Hollywood
Boulder Dam
Reynolds announce betty to Paul Keller in May wedding
Mr and Mrs Merlyn Reynolds of 240 Winckles Street announce the coming marriage of their daughter Betty to Paul Keller son of Mr and Mrs Frank Keller of North Eaton. The marriage will take place Saturday May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlyn Reynolds
Winckles Street
Betty
Paul Keller
Frank Keller
North Eaton
Study Club Elects No. 4 Names Officers for 1938 39
The Catholic Study Club No. 4 held its final meeting of the season at Mrs. Charlene Cunningham’s Riverside court home. Officers were elected with Mrs. J F O Connor as president and Mrs. Phillip Flood as reporter. Plans for a June 7 dinner at Mrs. Richard Walsh’s home were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Study Club
Catholic Study Club No. 4
Charlene Cunningham
Riverside Court
Phillip Flood
Katherine Burton
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Society of Servants For the Relief
Geraldine Daney
J. F. O'Connor
J. T. Gallagher
Mary Seward
Richard Walsh
J. Bryson
Leona Boone
Theodore Emerich
R. R. Hogan
Mildred Walsh
Russell Becker
East Broad Street
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Society
Dorothy Funk
Jr. Department of Woman’s Club
Nome
Spring Valley Country Club
Catherine Arter
Mary Katherine Conry
Jack Cook
Mary Halpin
Arthur Irish
Aurilla Lyons
John Ross
Baxter Sharp
Margaret Urig
Rainbow
Gates Parent-Teacher Association
Elyria Woman’s Club
P.t. A
Pierre Peterman
Jack Dowdell
Ed Thorley
Ralph Lawrence
Sabra Armstrong
William Matthewson
Kathryn Fulton
Paul Hubbell
Paul Atherton
Charles Hess
Rose Heath
Association
Middlestep Club
Helen Rudy
Doris Standen
Donna Chapman
Virgil Jasper
Helen Palagy
Carol Christman
Grace O'Malley
Gladys Bliss
Huron Street
Division L
Second Congregational Church
Mildred Shuster
C. Wolf
Kemp
Pichoda
Schmock
Walker
D. Swesey
Arias
Jolley
Lake Avenue
B.&p.w. Club
Vareser
Eygece Cwaturies Tnt
W.F.M.S
I. Hure
Don Merthe
Day's Music Store
Sunny Side Up Club
W. L. Bodine
Nichols Block
H. G. Guthman
E. F. Weber
Jack O'Brien
Marion Carr
Norman Robertson
George Smith
Prospect Street
VITA
Marvel
Middle Ave
Ane
Lester
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