Y W C A Mother Daughter Banquet Decked In Spring Flowers
The Y W C A gymnasium hosted the Senior Friendship Club annual Mother Daughter banquet with 110 attendees. Decorations featured Y ringa and weigela, pinks, pastel tapers, and floral sprays, with corsages for mothers and special guests. The Employed Young Women's League catered the dinner as committee members welcomed guests and presented speeches and a play “Glamour for Mrs Whipple.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yringa
Weigela
Young Women's League
J. Martin Beck
Mabel Els
Po J. Smaie
Roy Clymer
Elsworth Sehneider
Jr. Girl Reserve
Rupert Wiser
Junior Friendship Club
Jane Unger
Betty Miller
E. J. Crep
Evelyn Fenimore
Whipple
Edward Champion
Dramatics
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Shippey
Janet Smith
Dolores Tonry
Nan Shivrocs
Janet Stroh
Gwen Irwin
Jean Taylor
Luis Barlow
Julia Benke
Jeannette Bucholz
Sally Baysey
Deiight Pitkin
Jean Crisp
Helen Louise Abookire Chooses Lorain Bridegroom on June Fourth
Helen Louise Abookire announces her June 4 wedding to Anthony Ruto of Lorain. The ceremony will be at seven at the bride's home with Reverend Will Foster officiating. Ruto, a Lorain High graduate, works at National Tube Co.. Abookire, Elyria High School graduate, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Abookire of 170 Middle Ave. A pre wedding shower honored the bride-to-be with pink and white decor and a scrap book keepsake for the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Louise Abookire
Lorain
Anthony Ruto
Anthony Abookire
Middle Ave
Will Foster
Church of Christ
Mass Abookire
Rufo
Lorain High School
National Tube
Abookire
Elysa High School
Helen Monroe
Alverta Ehlert
Longford Avenue
Paul Schneider
Ruth Fulger
Monroe
Ronald Willbond
Oberlin
Paul Krieg
Jane Lacey
Mary Robertson
Bea Stranahan
Lynn Browning
Ruth Funger
Fete for Miss Margaret Huge at Gulf Road home
Mrs Ronald Dunn hosted a Monday party for Miss Margaret Huge with twelve guests at the Hubbell residence Gulf Road. Con tract games produced high scores for Mrs Charles Whitney and Miss Jean Plocher while Mrs Dan Smith of Lorain received consolation. Gifts for the bride elect Frederick Stillwell Jr to wed June 15 featured white decor and a two course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Haze
Ronald Dunn
W. B. Hubbell
Gulf Road
Charles Whitney
Jean Plocher
Dan Smith
Lorain
Miss Huge
Frederick Stillwell, Jr
Close Year’s Work Of Junior Mission Study Group
The final meeting of the Junior Mission Study Group was at First Baptist church. Marian Ives delivered the annual treasurer’s report and Thelma Gegenheimer filed the secretary report. Devotions were by Pearl Cox and Alice Mae Hoover spoke on Moody. Gordon Carlson on David Livingston. Ice cream and wafers followed. the group will reconvene in the Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Marian Ives
Thelma Jeanne Gegenheimer
Pearl Cox
Alice Mae Hoover
Moody
Gordon Carlson
David Livingston
Nursing students enjoy lakeside party at cottage retreat
Members of the Junior and Senior classes at M. B. Johnson School of Nursing Elyria Memorial Hospital gathered in a lakeside cottage east of Lorain last evening. Supervisor hostesses arranged a treasure hunt and games after an ample basket dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lorain
Licenses Granted in Lorain for Shullick Szabo Pair
Pete Shullick 21 of Lorain a butcher and Rose Szabo 18 of Lorain are issued licenses. John Alexander 233 Lorain a mechanic and Lillian Foisy 25 of Lorain also receive licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Shullick
Lorain
Rose Szabo
John Alexander
Lillian Foisy
Local Notices Roundup of Births, Deaths, Travel and Events
Mrs. Mary Schaub celebrated her 77th birthday with neighbors visiting at Deha road. Golden Wedding reception hosted by Mrs Edith M Anspacher and Mrs A R Agate with attendees. Elyria reports a birth at Elyma Memorial Hospital, and a slate of visits, travels, and church conventions across Ohio with many local residents attending funerals, graduations, and meetings. Multiple families gather in Cleveland and Akron areas. Dr Lenora Stevick attends a chiropody convention. and public notices include bishops coadjutor elections and church conventions in Portsmouth and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schaub
Deha Road
Schaub
L. Sotherden
Sith Street
Edith M. Anspacher
A. R Agate
Gladys Reublin
Don Seotherden
William Pfaff
Dewey Avenue
Dora Mas
Elyrma Memorial Hospital
John McCarthy
Jack Peitz
Thomas Southam
Marietta
Ohio
Knights of Columbus
Parkesburg
West Virginia
E. K. Mate
Lorain
CC. Squire
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Alice Baldridge
Lakewoue
Harry Dickens
Grant Street
Dickens
Frank Gullan
Joseph Gullan
Babs
Ironwood
Mhigan
Sam Cline
Cleveland
TD. E. B. Redhead
R. G. Rockwood
S W Henson
St Andrew's Parish
Trinity Cathedral
Bella Patullo
Brantford
Ontario
R. J. Foster
Mendel Court
Amherst
Roger Patterson
Shaker Heights
Louise Beal
West Bridge Street
Alice M. Ruth
West Avenue
Ohio Westeran University
Delaware
Margaret Edwards
Jenkin Edwards
Millersburg
Edward
Margaret Gensemer
Lenora S. Stevick
Fourth Street
Chiropods
Hotel Statler
Stevick
Eugene Hc Conway
H. W. Pond
Washington Avenue
Conway
Canadian
Mexico
Mr Conway
Monmouth Products Company
Don Yozr
F. A Yost
Marseilles Avenue
University of Alabama
Zanesville High School
Fred Taylor
Ashtabula
Leon Taylor
W. H. Stegman
Elyma
William Buckingham
Grafton
W. BR. Comings
Lillian Sears
Lakewood
Elyria High School
Eugene Beesley
Indianapolis
Indiana
Portsmouth
State Convention of Churches of Christ
Will Foster
C. F. Neuwirth
H. R. Riddle
Ohio League of Women Voters Adopts Program Changes
In Canton council action the Ohio League of Women Voters backed appointive method for judging and kept unicameral legislature for study. They added state department for consumer education and protection and dropped federal aid to education without federal control. Leadership changes included retiring and elected officers, with new nominating committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio League of Women ‘Voters
Canton
League
Ohio League
Ohio Bar Assoriation
R. C. McCrane
Cincinnati
Department of Government
Department of Government and Economic Welfare
Lowell F. Hobart, Jr
C. C. Shively
Columbus
B. Cross
Cleveland
Frederick Grover
Oberlin
Men Missionary League hears head of college
Dr. Charles P. Russell president of Agsuit College Egypt addressed the Men’s Missionary League of the United Presbyterian church at its regular monthly meeting last evening. He spoke on the college’s growth from a stable to a large institution with one thousand graduates and on evangelistic and medical missions. New officers were installed by Rev. G. A. Brown. Robert Daviess joined as a new member. The gathering included devotions, prayers, and musical numbers by League and First Baptist Church quartets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Missionary League of
The
United Presbyterian Church
Charles P. Russell
Agsuit College
Egypt
Russell
G. A. Brown
R. P. Kirkpatrick
E. W. Wright
Lowell Sellers
League
First Baptist Church
Charles Hoover
Harold Kemp
Richard Davies
Kenneth Haas
Brown
Robert Daviess
Install New Officers Of Rainbow Assembly
Rainbow Assembly Elyria installs new four month officers during spring ceremony. Worthy Advisor Jean Price leads a diverse slate with Betty Miller and Margaret Marsh among officers. attendees include Mrs. O. E. Brodbeck and J H Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Assembly
Elyria Assembly
Rainbow
Almeda Martin
Jane Andrus
Maxine Warford
Betty Corkill
Audrey Squires
O. E. Brodbeck
Eastern Star Chapter
J H. Brown
Charles Barton
Methor
Aust
Poard
Jean Pricé
Betty Miller
Charity
Marie Gratz
Hope
Margaret Marsh
Faith
Valerie Tite
Jerry Wilmot
Grayce Sharrer
Corinne Rhoads
Jean Aschenbach
Geraldine Sandrock
Theodora Demos
Marian Seeley
Janet Strohl
Fidelity
Jean Tattersall
Shirley Buckley
Service
Louise Hendricks
Confidential Observer
Martha Brodbeck
Outer Observer
Lois Ann Fell
Beth Corkin
Avalon Club Meeting Begins With Card Games
Meet At Naro Home Avalon Club members were entertained by Mrs Anta Perna and Mrs Theresa Naro at the latter’s Eighteenth street home. Hearts and Dinoche Were played with Miss Ellen Duffy and Mrs Mary Meo winning hearts and Mrs Joyenhine Kaminski and Mrs Stella Merante taking pinochle prizes. A three course luncheon was served buffet style with Panties and Snapdragons as the centerpiece. The next meeting will be at Miss Mary Promesti’s home, 1826 Wes Avenue, in two weeks with Mrs Mary Ross as co hostes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon Club
Anta Perna
Theresa Naro
Eighteenth Street
Hearts
Ellen Duffy
Mary Meo
Joyenhine Kaminski
Stella Merante
Mary Promesti
Wes
Avenue
Mary Ross
Two Entertain Club Bridge Night Hosted by Mrs Krieg
Two Entertain Club Magronp Members played bridge last night at Mrs Krieg's West avenue home as Mrs Richard Gollmar and Mrs Carl Ericsson entertained. High scores earned Mrs Russell Francis and Mrs Nelson Fitch rewards while Mrs Frank Higtte received consolation. Salad tables featured green tapers in candle centers with yellow and purple pancajes and prize wrappings matched the motif. The final club meeting will be a dinner on Monday June 13 with Mrs Wilbur Henry and Mrs Evelyn Peltz hosting at Mrs Selman's Ohio street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magronp
Krieg
West Avenue
Richard Gollmar
Carl Ericsson
Russell Francis
Nelson Fitch
Frank Higgtte
Wilbur Henry
Evelyn Peltz
Community figures listed in regional notices
Cia Johnson Bing of Athens and Mrs. Herbert H. Schroth of Cincinnati are named among individuals cited in a regional notice. The fragment lists these figures without broader context or event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIA Johnson Bing
Athens
Herbert H. Schroth
Cincinnati
Social Security Explained to Lorain Women Voters League
Miss Margaret Bolton outlined the Social Security Program to members of the League of Women Voters at Mrs. W. D Buzzard's home. She described Lorain Erie and Huron counties’ Old Age Insurance focus, the 10 titles of the act, and that payments are handled locally while taxes go to the collector of internal revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bolton
Lorain
Internal Revenue
Congress
Miss Bolton
R. J Wirth
Miss Botton
League
Middle Step Club Plans Camps and Events
At a WCA Middle Step meeting the group planned camp trips for Doris Standen and Grace O Malley to Forest Beach near New Buffalo Michigan in June. Ruth Ellam will attend Mary Bells Camp later in summer. Marian Bridgett will report at Leaders Council on June 3. Tickets handled by Bridgett Chapman. Rummage sale set for June 4 and a co ed outdoor party on June 6 with Grace O Malley Mary Lou Bavley and Ann Schubert in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rudy
Doris Standen
Vera Smith
Miss Standen
Ruth Eileen Ellam
Carol Christman
Grace O'Malley
Forest Beach
Business Girls
Middle Step Club
Mary Lou Bavley
Ann Schubert
Girl Scouts Cardinal Troop Plans June Camp
Cardinal Troop members met at Second Congregational Church to discuss a Troop Camp set for June. No meeting next Monday as Scouts join city parade on Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of
Cardinal Troop
Second Congregational Church
Hospitalization Plan Offers Broad Coverage At 75 Cents
Pays accident sickness bills up to 163 dollars in any hospital in the United States or Canada. Includes 28 days care maternity seven days anesthesia X ray operating or delivery room. Mrs E C G Barclay 128 Grant St phone 390934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Canada
E. CG. Barclay
Grant St
Evening club meetings and events listed for tonight
Community groups schedule a busy evening with dinners, parties, and social events across multiple homes and venues. Highlights include a birthday dinner at Miss Norah Abbe in 4th street, a mother daughter party, literary club gatherings, a piano recital at the Salvation Army hall, and a final social of the British Empire Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Norah Abbe
4Th Street
Susanna Wesley
Hauelsen
Ith Henrietta Literary Club
Arthur Tite
West Avenue
Min Orcha
Leona Zgoda
Furnace Street
Gladys Resar
Eta Theta Sorerity
Marian Hutchinson
Third Street
Odette
Jack Storm
George Street
GGG. G
Ruth Blakely
Second Street
Iota Nu
Ruth Niemeyer
Harvard Avenue
Merry Wives
Robert Lee
Harwood Street
Joly Juanes
Curth
Roosevelt Avenue
Sigloe
Laurie Katerim
Nast Avenue
Youngs Women’s League
White Elephant
Cathele Study Club
Oldstone
Huouse American Legion
British Empire Club
I Club
Bertha Moore
Salvaion Army Hall
Elks Lodge
Orde United American Mechanics
Eagles Aurba
Elyria Lodge
2Nd Congo Church
Mie
Clarence Wolfe
Huron Street
El Porto Bridge Club Honors Members After High Scores
Mrs Ralph Hamlin and Mrs Edward Pichard earned top scores at the El Porto Bridge Club meeting held at the Plas home on Tenth Street last evening. Mrs Water Plas consoled while games concluded. A social hour and dessert followed. The next meeting is set for Tuesday June 7 at Mr and Mrs Donald Fields home on Grafton Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hamlin
Edward Pichard
Water Plas
el Porto
Wis Plas
Tenth Street
Donald Fields
Grafton Road
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Mrs Richard Smith of 212 George street Mrs William Pratt of 639 Dewey avenue William Herald Wellington Lot tie Smith 400 Prospect street and Marguerite Brooks Jefferson. Discharges include Robert Wilson 125 Fairlawn avenue Mrs Gertrude Carpenter Grafton Carl Niskey 143 Cleveland street Mrs Hattie Dunn 314 Eighteenth street Mrs Martin Lescher and a baby boy at 45 Samuel street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Smith
George Street
William Pratt
Dewey Avenue
William Herald
Wellington
Lottie Smith
Prospect Street
Marguerite Brooks
Jefferson
Robert Wilson
Fairlawn Avenue
Gertrude Carpenter
Grafton
Carl Niskey
Cleveland Street
Hattie Dunn
Eighteenth Street
Martin Lescher
Samuel Street
Life Certificate Presented at G A R Circle Meeting
Forty members of Captain P Rety Circle Ladies of the G A R attended a supper before the meeting. A veteran’s son was initiated and Dorothy Willett presented Hattie Smith with her life certificate in the organization. Mrs Smith has served as chaplain since the circle began five years ago. Memorial services are planned on Washington Avenue Bridge Sunday at 2:30 followed by cemetery rites. Members will join Memorial Day parade. Initiation postponed due to illness in Sadie Mee Williams’s family. A bingo party is set for June second at Mrs Rose’s No Water street home. Dinner committee included Millie Howlett Eva Worthington Margaret McKimes Rose Dale and Alice Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain P
Rety
Dorothy Willett
Hattie Smith
Sadie Mee Williams
Rose
Water Street
Millie Howlett
Eva Worthington
Margaret McKimes
Rose Dale
Alice Green
Suni Club Dinner Marks Year End Gathering
The Suni Club held a meeting and dinner at Mis Kriegs on West Avenue with seventeen invited guests and three in attendance. Miss Mahel Eubanks Ona Shu-Maher and Hannah Garford led arrangements while a year summary highlighted active business women and a Bridge event produced winning scores by Veda Goldsmith and Mad Frise. Edith Harmon was consolation. Guests included Mrs MY A Band Bertha West and Winifred Galdsmuth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suni Club
Mis Kriegs
West Avenue
Mahel Eubanks
Ona Shu- Maher
Hannah Garford
Bridge
Veda Goldsmith
Mad Frise
Edith
Hostess Opens Home for Lot-A-Lot Club Night
Mrs Helen Smith of Bellavenue hosted Lot-A-Lot Club members last evening with Coons Was the diversion. Prizes announced for Merc Mais Anigrim first and Mrs Magdaline Wottring second while Wanda Munz received consolation. A two course lunch followed served by the hostess to several members Tara Yates note and old provincial term referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Smith
Bellavenue
Lot-A-Lot Club
Coons
Merc
Mais Anigrim
Magdaline Wottring
Wanda Munz
Anita Menke
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Men’s Club
Men’s Brotherhood of
R. Foster
B. Boynton
R. Gilliland
H. Olmsted
Joseph Q. Petro
Ways and Means
J. Hastings
F. Spencer
E. Baun
Ed. Fell
D. Upton
Lodge
King Solomon Lodge
Masonic Temple
Entertains Club
Mary Shapiro
Banco
Cootie
Andrewski
Blanche Steigerwald
Merfield
E. College St
Margaret
Auto Loans Cash Immediately Motor Car Loan CO
Illinois
Court Street
Western Reserve Finance
Coterie Bridge Club
Malcolm Courl
League of Women ‘Voters Activities
Joker
Colette
Mens Missionary League
Marian Hand
Agavisor
Lila Tufford
Patty Hoke
Phyllis Mason
Jeanette Sibey
Flora Schneider
Florence Schneider
Josephine Whitmore
Jean Price
Naro
Two Entertain Club
Women Voters League
News of the Girl Scouts
Devonia
Broadway
Lorain, Ohio
Standard Drug Store
Elyria Savings & Trust CO
RVE Syst
Harmon Lodge
Ll Porto
Yates
Atte Yate
Frank Luppino
Lodi St
SER Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Fore
California
Phouso
Horn
Panama
San Francisco
PND
Walt
Natamsa Publishing Company, Inc
New York
Gilkison & Sons Mfg. Co
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