Education Department closes season with club luncheon at Elyria Woman's Club
A spring themed luncheon preceded the Education Department meeting at the Elyria Woman's Club. Retiring chair Kathryn Slussey praised past officers and introduced successor Mrs John Ek Nece. Scholarship fund chair George Colburn traced growth to 14 900 after aiding 44 students. Poetry prizes awarded to Kathryn Massey and George Weiseke. An evening recital at the YWCA featured piano students from Miss Louise Brown with numerous pieces performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
One O'Cour
Elyria Woman's Club
Ray Rens
McNeat
JG. Upp
Kathryn Slussey
John Ek
D. A Baird
General Club
R. T. J. Martin
George P. Colburn
Kathryn Massey
George Weiseke
E. F. Schultz
A. W. Peters
Catholic Study Club Hosts Evening Talk on Mother
Mrs. Leister of West Ave. acted as hostess to the Catholic Study Club with Mrs. R. E. Craft assisting. Rev. Father Edward J. Murphy gave an interesting talk on the topic Mother. The group will meet again in two weeks at Mrs Dan Ross’s home at 212 Fourteenth X1 for elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Leister
West Ave
R. E. Craft
Edward J. Murphy
Dan Ross
Knights Templar to Attend Divine Worship in Elyria
Knights Templar Commandery will attend services at the First Church on Sunday morning to commemorate Ascension Day. Templar members are requested to report in full uniform at 7:00 AM at the Masonic Temple asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Commandery
Knights Templar
Rational
Knishte
Templar
Masonic Temple
Miss Marian Stevick to Wed Milo Wilford
Last evening at Miss Marian Stevick s home in Fourth Bired a gathering learned of the coming marriage to Milo Kendeigh Wilford son of Mr. and Mrs G Wilford of Ninth Street Dr Leonore Stevick mother of the bride elect and Mrs Bernard Wixseboxss of Cleveland attended The couple plan a June wedding roses and sweet peas adorned the luncheon table and the announcement was tucked under the doilies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian S Stevick
Bired
Milo Kendeigh Wilford
Leonore Stevick
G. Wilford
Ninth Satreet
Witford
Bernard Wixseboxss
Clevelane
Oberlin
Oberlin Inn
Ervin Snyder
Tony Kellogg
Dr. Wherry
M. A. Baker
Mrnchenberg
Earle E. Weller
Louis Kellogg
Lucile Murbach
Kent
Washington
Col
J. F. Murbach
Harrison Street
Harold J Wilson
Eighth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Claude Rudd
Unique Program at Gates School Auditorium One Night Event
A one night program presented by Unique Program Jary and his ensemble TM paid a val ail evening with a stop at Gates School Auditorium. Captain Henry Howard Biftler served as Master of Ceremonies. The program featured accordion solos by Joe Paskavan Hill Bi a skit by Mrs. Sheridan a dance by the Top atkovich sisters and Tom Rogers as soloist. Lorain and Elyrians appeared including Virginia Powell Gibson Moore Vincent Marhaw Earl Rater Jackie Stack Allen Humphrey Gerry Birkline Kathryn McConville William Moore ventriloquism by Charles Willen with Mr and Miss Hollis. The event was under the auspices of the Mens Brotherhood of Second Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jary
Gates School
Howard Biftler
Henry
Joe Paskavan
Hill
Bobby Sheridan
Local Calendar Of Clubs And Meetings In Elyria
Community groups schedule events across Elyria including Lorain County Dental Society Edith Shepherd Beebe Court Roosevelt Avenue and various lodge and church circles. Notable items include a Four OClock Club program on Ellis Island immigration history and a review of First Over Everest with noted travel tales and a bridge gathering precedes year end closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Reefr
Wood Man Hall
Knights of Columbus
George Haines
East Avenue
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Stevens on Twenty First
Mrs W A Stevens celebrated her twenty first birthday at her mother Mrs James Coyne's home 222 Furnace Street. Bridge was the diversion of the evening with Miss Marguerite Sharpe taking first prize and Miss Margaret Coyne consoled. The decor was pink and white with a late refreshment hour and a large birthday cake centerpiece. Gifts were presented by guests Misses Jane Hamilton Betty Wallace Margaret Corne Elyria Mary Elizabeth Fisher Norwalk and Marguerite Anna Mae Sharpe Berea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Stevens
James Coyne
Furnace Street
Bridge
Marguerite Sharpe
Margaret Coyne
Mrs. Stevens
Jane Hamilton
Betty Wallace
Margaret Corne
Elyria
Mary
Elizabeth Fisher
Norwalk
Marguerite
Anna Mae Sharpe
Berea
Class Has Kids Party at Methodist Home
Sunshine Class of the Methodist church met at Dorothy Mae Bell's home on Eastern Kcizhis boulevard for a kids party. Games were played in the garden and a luncheon served by Mrs. E. W. Bell. Attending were Ada Reid Barbara Woodruff Myrna Gleason Phebe Nevins Dorothy Beil Mariah Gruse Lavonne Schiering Marian Sriee Carol Burgan Lois Robertson Ruth Ellen McDonald Shirley Anne Christman Dery Mae Pele ron Heighberger Cadet Gamble and Van Reidere. The gathering adjourned to another member's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
The
Methodist Church
Dorothy Mae Bell
Kcizhis Boulevard
E. W. Bell
Ada Reid
Barbara Woodruff
Myrna Gleason
Phebe Nevins
Dorothy Beil
Mariah Gruse
Lavonne Schiering
Marian Sriee
Carol Burgan
Lois Robertson
Ruth Ellen McDonald
Shirley Anne Christman
Marriage Announcement in Adaip Teac Wooden Wineh
The couple announced their marriage at the home of Adaip Teac Wooden Wineh in Penns on March. The event was attended by Pettibone and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ellie Meerhoe were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hee Ots
Adaip Teac
Taok Qdae Winie
Penns
Pettibone
Mre
Ellie Meerhoe
Luncheon Outing and Upcoming Social at Erie Street Home
The East avn. nut club luncheon yesterday featured S. OG. McGrath as guest of honor. Nine Jaes dies attended the noon gathering with social and business exchanges shaping the afternoon. Friday's events include Mrs. Sparks hosting at her Erie Street home on June eighth, with plans for further social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
S. OG. McGrath
East Avn
Jae
Hospital Admissions List Names And Addresses
Franklin Phelps and Erness Louis Maddock among admissions. Others include Mrs. Robert Homer at 220 E Ind St and Mrs. Frank Stanislawski. In Grafton H M Powers. LaGrange Bar Staskiews 1814 Middle Ave and Art Moelk 1344 Lake Ave. Discharmes Roy Ternes. R D No 1 Jack St.in 214 Lake and Mrs. Frank Pat Grafton plus Mrs. Philip Davis and Foster area residents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Phelps
Erness Louis Maddock
Winckles St
Robert Homer
E. Ind St
Frank Stanislawski
Grafton
H. M. Powers
LaGrange
Bar Staskiews
Middle Ave
Art Moelk
Lake Ave
Roy Ternes
R. D
Jack
Honor Class Orchestra At Rivoli Theatre Lesson
The Elyria Men's class taught by L. B. presents The Conflict of Old and New as a morning program at the Rivoli Theatre with Harold Wise and Paul Wainwright involved. The orchestra will entertain at a Woman's Club dinner Thursday evening and perform again May 28 and June 4. The class meets Sundays at 9:39 and invites all men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
L. B
Rivoli
Harold Wise
Ei Orch
Paul Wainwright
Woman's Club
Thesday
Plan for Patriotic Program Before Wom en’s Relief Corps Meeting
The Women's Relief Corps held a meeting with many members and Comrade John Kalex present. Florence Terry, president, presided at the basin meeting and announced Flag Day observance on June 14 with a Home Coming Day program and refreshments. All members were urged to attend Sunday service at the Methodist church and the Decoration Day service on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
G. A. BR
IT. C. O. F. Nail
C. D. Webster
Relief Corps
John Kalex
Florence Terry
Corp
Methodist Church
Dorcas Class Elects Officers at Church Meeting
Dorcas class of Christ held an election of officers in the church hall. Mrs. F Brunger was elected president. Mrs. Alexander was chosen first vice president. Mrs. Ind Mrs. s. wv. Find named secretary. Ada Gould and Mildred Funtiay appear as active members. The group includes The Masters Twins and songs The idea of Your Heart and Acme Teonjatr TAmour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
F. Brunger
Alexander
Ind
S. Wv
Hooh. Stant
Mra My Rehensen
Tierye
Ada Gould
Moses
Group
Moe Faeta
Plan Wiener Roast e The Cah panned for a winger
As chairman of the affair Joycester INS will be assisted by Mars Kathryn Brand and Jase Roazie. Various zamen entertained the evening and lunch was served at the conclusion. In one Berks Misa Brand will entertain at her home on Furnace street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cah
Tooanl
Tam “Reks
Joycester Ins
Mars Kathryn Brand
Jase Roazie
Thrir
Misa Brand
Furnace Street
Miss Margaret Dietsche and Earl Lescher Wed at St Marys
Miss Margaret Dietsche daughter of Mrs Eva Dietsche and Earl M Lescher son of Mr and Mrs Mathew Lescher exchanged vows at St Marys church this morning. Rev Fr James Daley officiated with Fr Charles Guth singing. The bride wore rose chiffon with pink snapdragons and roses, maid of honor Miss Dorothy Diotuche wore beach lace, bridesmaid Marthe Erleyan wore yellow organza. A breakfast for thirty followed at the bride’s home. The couple plan a trip to Grand Rapids and will reside in Toledo where Mr Lescher works at The Shovel Company and Mrs Lescher is with the City Loan office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dietsche
Mia
Eva Dietsche
Maraselles Avenue
Earl M. Lescher
Mr. Lescher
Mathew Lescher
Lorain
St. Mary's Church
James Daley Offielting
Dorothy Diotuche
Marthe Erleyan
Wooster area students host visits as locals note births
Miss Mildred Haldeman visits Glendale Court over the weekend with Wooster College students Miss Evelyn Schoenberg, Miss Betty Schanidt, and Miss Ruth Lantz. Mr and Mrs Vernon Barbour welcome a son Dorn at Sandusky. Mrs Dorothy Boddy is formerly Mrs Barbour. Birthday celebration hosts include Mrs Oscar Koelen and a group of ten friends. Continuous updates on recoveries, anniversaries, and comings goings across Elyria and Oberlin regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Haldeman
Glendale Court
Evelyn Schoenberger
Dayton
Betty Schanidt
Elkhart
Indiana
Ruth Lantz
Wooster
Wooster College
Vernon Barbour
Sandusky
Dorn
Barbour
Nobil's Shoe Store
Dorothy Boddy
Oscar Koelen
Twelfth Street
Ernest Wesebaum
North Olive Street
Elyria Clinic
iLicenses Leandra Gomez Lorain chip per and Rebeca Posadis Lorain
Lorain residents Leandra Gomez and Rebeca Posadis received licenses or permits in Lorain. Other listed names include LeRoy Swartz Rochester Loretta Clark Rochester township Samuel Ortenzi Lorain laborer Theresa Provenza Lorain Robert Daniels Elyria clerk Avis Margaret Parsell Elyria William F. Bock Lorain pattern maker Ada Hazzard Lorain Harold C Schultz Lorain metallurgist Thelma Richards Frank A Trepay Lorain Edna Surman Elyria township Marion Geist Kipton Ruth Livermore Rochester Daniel Balas Lorain burner Elizabeth Urban Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leandra Gomez
Lorain
Chipper
Rebeca Posadis
LeRoy Swartz
Rochester
Loretta Clark
Rochester Township
Samuel Ortenzi
Theresa Provenza
Robert
Daniels
Elyria
Avis Margaret Parsell
William F. Bock
Ada
Frank A. Trepay
Offee
Work
Edna Surman
Marion Geist
Kipton
Quarryman
Ruth Livermore
Daniel Balas
Burner
Elizabeth Urban
Fidelie Class Mothers Banquet at First Methodist Church
The Fidelie class taught by Mrs J P Taror hosted a mothers banquet last evening with flowers by Mrs Cora Ensign featuring Wince tulips and lis. Tiny perfume bottle favors and marshmallow flower pot place cards highlighted the event. Margaret Taylor opened with prayer, Katherine Fisk welcomed guests, and Mrs John Storm responded. Music and readings followed including Mother’s Dream and The Mass teacher pieces. Mrs Otto Greene spoke on famous mothers and history. The gathering closed with Bless Be the Tie That Binds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
J. PP. Taror
Acs
Cora Ensigns
Marsh S
Mie Taylor
Margaret Taylor
Tos Ter
Gerald Rice
Raoings
Patt. Tippy Toe
Carnie Jacobs Bond
Katherine Merthe
Otto Greene
Compliment Teacher Widening Circle Honors Two Presidents
The final season meeting at East Avenue Baptist Church House honored Mrs. F. O. Wiltord and Mrs. J. R. Brown, with presentations from Mrs. Everard and Mrs. Mary Porter. Forty ladies attended a tureen luncheon hosted by Mrs. H. B. McCullough and several assistants. Mrs Hays led the singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Wiltord
J. R. Brown
East Avenue Baptist Church House
Everard
Mary Porter
Wilford
H. B. McCullough
Vir- Sinta Newton
Jane
Pupils Honor Teacher On 50th Anniversary
Beatrice Nebraska Miss Myrtle Hare completes 50 years in Beatrice public schools. A community dinner honored her and presented a fund for a California vacation financed by former pupils and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Myrtle Hare
Beatrice Public Schools
California
Miss Hare
Pushes Motorcycle In Interest Of Science
SEATTLE Al Motorcycle Smith, 28, is back home after pushing a motorcycle 12 miles in interest of science. He started out in 1930 and has since crossed most of the United States without fuel, pushing on level and uphill and coasting downhill. He said the stunt proves man is the greatest single force, stronger than water, steam, horse power, or ants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Smith
United States
Instruments Ready for Stratosphere Balloon Flight
In Rochester two spectographs, one new and one from last year’s failed ascent, will be sent to Rapid City for the National Geographic Society U S Army stratosphere balloon flight planned for early June. Gustave Fassin, designer of the spectographs, will join to supervise installation. the old instrument survived thanks to a parachute. Weather will determine the exact launch date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Rapid City
National Geographc Society
U. S. Army
Gustave Fassin
Real Estate Transfers Feature Several Local Property Deals
A series of quitclaim and property transfers are reported across Lorain County. Frank Janusz transfers Black River township property to O A Hafely. Theresa and Dominik Rebman move property in Sheffield and Lorain to Mildred Momcehfievich. Archie Chester transfers Avon township property to Mabel Chester. William and Rose Baker convey Florida Avenue Lorain property to Raymond and Elizabeth Brunner. Flora Johnson transfers R D No 1 Bixra Avon Village property to E Stanley Wolfe and Viola Wolfe. Ida Keeler and D W Keeler move Stanford Avenue Elyria property to Beulah Haury. Adolph and Cornelius Kohimyer transfer East 33rd Street Lorain property to Joseph and Ester Katocs. In Wisconsin, Monroe area cheese production rises, tracing a 1845 origin and early shifts toward dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Janusz
Eotached Janusz
O. A. Hafely
Black River
Theresa Rebman
Dominik Rebman
Mildred Momcehfievich
Sheffield
Lorain
Archie C. Chester
Mabel B. Chester
Avon Township
William H. Baker
Rose K. Baker
Raymond Brunner
Elizabeth Brunner
Florida Avenue
Flora May Johnson
E. Stanley Wolfe
Viola Wolfe
Bixra
Avon Village
Ida M. Keeler
D. W. Keeler
Beulah Haury
Stanford Avenue
Elyria
Adolph Kohimyer
Cornelius Kohimyer
Joseph Katocs
Ester Katocs
East 33Rd Street
Ankle Break Report From Springdale Timber Fall
Walden and A Hansen were involved in a timber fall incident in Springdale Utah. Hansen suffered a broken ankle while Walden escaped with only a shoulder bruise. The injury was noticed when Hansen attempted to stand after the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springale
Utah
Walden
Hansen
Sunday Scholar Lancaster C C Muley
A Bremen carpenter and bricklayer completed his 27th year of Sunday school attendance without a mist. The piece also notes Lafayette Tennessee as home to the world’s largest sundial in E H White’s yard weighing over 10 tons with a 25 foot shadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
C. E. Muley
Bremen
Here
Teller
Lafayette
Tenn
E. H. White
Macon
Church Committee Studies Challenges
The Presbyterian Church in the United States faces a challenge to three ministers over their loyalty to the independent board of omissions. The panel accuses Rev. Ho McCallister Griffiths Rev. M. T. Melherson and Rev. Carl McIntyre of Collingswood of sympathy with Dr J Gresham Machen and modernist views amid a broader church governance dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tincinnatl
Wolles Fudhuy
Presbyterian Church
Lion Woadie
Ho MeCallister Griffiths
M. T. Melherson
Meladelphia
Carl McIntyre
Collingswead
N. J
Independent Board of
J. Gresham Marden
Assembly
Dairymen To Hear Talk On Accounts
Guy Miller and C F Blackman livestock specialists from Ohio State University will lecture on dairy herd production accounting methods to members of the dairy herd improvement association and contest clubs at La Grange Grange hall on June 4, announced by C I Hummel county extension agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Miller
C.F. Blackman
Ohto State University
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
la Grange
Weas
C. I. Hummel
Grange Hall
225 Navy Planes In Honolulu Air Review
United States Navy plans a spectacular air review in Honolulu with 225 trim airplanes. Admiral Joseph M. Reeves ordered the fleet to proceed toward Honolulu harbor for the final phase of the 1935 naval maneuvers aboard the battleship Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. S. Pennsylvania
United States Fleet
United States Navy
Honolulu
Joseph M. Reeves
LU. S. S
Pennsylvania
House Approves 100000 For 150th Anniversary Celebration
The House adopted 219 to 3 percent the resolution authorizing a $100,000 appropriation for federal participation in the observance of the 150th anniversary of the adoption of the ordinance of 1787 and the settlement of the northwest territory. The celebration will be held in Ohio Indiana Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Northwest Territory
Unois
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Seven Counties Plan Egg Marketing Program
Regional effort to unify egg production and marketing across Lorain Medina Lake Genesee Cuyahoga and parts of Ashland Summit with a central grading and storage hub. Merritt Powell of the Farm Bureau led a meeting at the Cleveland Harm Bureau office outlining aims to standardize quality and streamline handling for area producers. A Lorain County poultrymen meeting is set for next Wednesday at Pitfield Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hauke
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Farm Bureau
HL Evanation
Merritt Powell
Farm Bureau Co- Opotalva Association
Powell
Harm Bureau
Lorain County
Pittefield Town Hall
Michigan Professor to Speak at Elyria Rotary Luncheon
Frank Whitehouse of the University of Michigan will address the Elyria Rotary Club at Tuesday noon's Elks Club luncheon. The talk was arranged through Ralph Murdach and reflects the club's regular weekly series of speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whitehouse
University of Michigan
Elyria Rotary Club
Elks Club
Whitehouse
Ralph Murdach
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Woman's Club Education Department
Louise Brown
Claire McIntyre
Eileen Brown
Dorothy LaBerre
Richard Pitkin
Bixby
Claire McInityre
Williams
Audrey Buholz
Fox Hunt
Edwin Cotton
Kates
Joe
Jesse
Leslie LaBerge
Aaron
Patsy Rogers
Blaks
Billy Robertson
Bety
Martin
Betty Joe Braddon
Betty von Duyke
Viola von Duyke
Streabour
Minuel
G—Beethoven
Thompson
Heller
Joan Brown
Dvorak
Barbara Bruegger
Are Jude
Garlton
Betty van Duyke
Beethoven
Brook Karganoff
Katherine High- Rate
Chopin
Mendelssohn
MacDowell
Eleanor Highgate
Katherine
Richard Loomis
Nancy Lou Robertson
Betty Lyon
Richard Sawyer
Earl Zander
Mrs. Leister
Miss Marian Stevick
Milo Wilford
Princess Ingrid
Red Cross
Ingrid
Sweden
Yrinus Frederik
Denmark
Swedish Red Cross
Stockholm
Mrs. Findley
Iworth
L. P. Williams
North
Ellis Island
Four o'Clock Club
Edward Corsi
America
Hoover
U. Commissioner of Immigration
New York City
Major LaGuardia
Arthur Huse
Everest
Pls
M. Fellowes
Nepal
Findlay
Rodney Borkwood
Rudolph Siegfried
William 9
Mauls ‘Auld
George Brownell
Hridge
Cati Custos
Ridge Danry
Mothers of
Pach
Doirrangemeents
J T Wepamont
Wire
Kemne
Wm Denne
Irs
U.S
Day's Music Store
Imperial Furniture Co
East Ave
Tal
Dorcas
Earl Lescher
St. Mary’s Church
Charles E. Guth
Bach Gounod
iLicenses
Entertains Club
Leroy Krugman
Ieet
Banco
Frank Smith
Hirst
Ruby Woodcock
Mabel Spaeth
Miss Woodcock
Chestnut Ridge Road
Fidele
Monroe
Wis
Hawaiain
Elyaia Dairies
Elyain Dairies Inc i Farms
Honolulu Air Review
United
Harper Method Shop
Lo. Co. Bk
Schwind’s Picture Store
W. Second St
Resar’s Greenhouse
E. River St
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