Open Rainbow for Girls installs officers in Elyria
About seventy five attended an open installation by Elyria Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls at I O O J Hall. Barbara Brodbeck presided with marshals June Garford and Ruth Long. new officers include Betty Corkill Worthy Advisor and Margaret Jenkins recorder among many. Guests from Lorain Dover Amherst and Chicago enjoyed dances, talks, and a musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow
Minnie Lathrop
Order of Eastern Star
Elyria Assembly
I. O. O. J. Hall
Barbara Brodbeck
June Garford
Ruth Long
Audrey Squire
Paulines
Gletgey
Betty Corkill
Jane Andrus
Charity
Almeda Martin
Hope
Jean Price
Betty Miller
Margaret Jenkins
Althea Bennett
Betty Moii
Marie Gratz
Phyllis Rhoads
Nancy Oldfield
Geraldine Sandrock
Geraldine Wilmot
Fidelity
Marilyn Hastings
Jean Aschenbach
Gwendolyn Irwin
Inner Observer
Virginia Ryan
Outer Observer
Alberta Eddy
Jean Tattersall
Margaret Marsh
Shirley Buckley
Violet Tufford
Flora Schneider
Valerie Tite
Elaine Evans
Corrina Rhoads
Florence Schneider
Winfred Meredith
Patty Hoke
Dover
Amherst
Lorain
Chicago
Middle Steps Choose Conference Delegate at Forest Beach
Betty Schaefer was chosen to represent the Middle Steps club of the YWCA at the Forest Beach conference with Marian Bridgett as alternate. The selection followed the club’s regular meeting last evening. Vera Smith reported on the play ticket rate from two weeks ago and the group planned a summer meeting every two weeks. The next meeting is set for June 11 with Grace OMalley, Marian Bridgett, and Ann Laverne Schubert in charge. The club funded a gift to the YWCA for the year and announced an evaluation meeting in June. A garden party on June 24 open to YWCA members was also announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Schaefer
Middle Steps
Forest Beach
Marian Bridgett
Vera Smith
Grace O'Malley
Ann Laverne Schubert
Donna Chapman
Medina G A R Circle plans memorial and convention attendance
Members of Captain P. D. Reefy Circle Ladies of the G A R discussed attending a Memorial service Sunday afternoon and the state convention in Columbus beginning June 13th. Mrs Anna Bruck will be delegate. six guests from William A Talbot Circle attended. prizes awarded at a gold digger game. next meeting set for June 14th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Reefy
Atolumbus
Anna Bruck
William A. Talbot
Medina
Eva Worthington
Dorothy Willett
Lawrence Rose
Mrs. Worthington
Myrtle Rose
Dinner bridge honors and upcoming weddings in Oberlin area
Miss Maxine Carroll was honored by hostesses Miss Magdalene Golimar Mrs Russell Minger and Mrs R F Crandall at a dinner bridge at the Hi O Hi tea room Oberlin. Orchid white and silver decor highlighted the table with lilies of the valley pansies and lilacs. Miss Carroll will wed J W Coleman on June 16. Also reports of Sun Club dinner at Brass Kettle Lorain and County Young Women's Republican Club meeting at Elyria Woman's Club with primaries discussion. The Senior Hi Y club plans a semi formal dance January 4 with Freddie Fay orchestra at Elk's Hall from 9 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Golimar
Russell Minger
R. F. Crandall
Cinb
Maxine Carroll
Oberlin
Thelma Helfrich
Harlo McNally
Frances Lemon
James Miss Carroll
Miss Carroll
J. W. Coleman
Suni Club
Lorain
Marl Frye
Luella Eisenman
Veda Goldsmith
G.] Warner
Margaret Storrer
Elyria
Hazel Bickel
Kipton
Marian Kimpton
County Young Women's Republican Club
Tamzin Nash
Eaton
Thelma McAfee
Jone
Sees E
Clah
Jane
Elk’s Hall
Freddie Fay
Hospital admissions and discharges listed for local patients
Admissions list includes Geraldine Birkline at 251 16th Street Marian Dachner at 252 7th Street Mrs Louis Raidl 402 Lodi Street Mrs Nick Bod nar 111 W River Street Frank Kronik Brown Hotel Discharges include Frederick Fox Transient Mrs Frank Pauly R Db No 1 Grafton Herbert A Daniels 211 Park Avenue Mrs Jack Carter 708 W Broadstreet Tony Olenek 154 Woodford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Birkline
16Th Street
Marian Dachner
7Th Street
Louis Raidl
Lodi Street
Nick Bodnar
W. River Street
Frank Kronik
Brown
Frederick Fox
Frank Pauly
R. Db
Grafton
Herbert A. Daniels
Park Avenue
Jack Carter
W. Broadstreet
Tony Olenek
Woodford
Sorority Holds Final Meeting with Dinner and Book Review
The sorority held its final meeting of the season last night in the O P S rooms at 405 Broad Street. Thirty four members were served a three course dinner at 6 30. Mrs Harold Thompson presided over a business session. Mrs Charles Olds won the prize for best submitted recipes and Mrs Cary Wood gave a feature book review presenting Buckskin Breeches.
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Doherty ‘Sorority
Broadstreet
Harold Thompson
Charles Olds
Cary Wood
Pearl Page
Columbus Street
Wade Reynolds
Alex Reisz
Church of Christ Sunday School
C. P. Esker
Canton
Clarence Grandstaff
Walter Gehrke
Jr Friendship Club Hosts Mothers At Banquet
The Junior Friendship Club welcomes mothers as guests at a mother daughter banquet themed Shipmates Forever in the YWCA gymnasium at 7 30 tomorrow evening. The program features a drama group play a Betty Agate reading Martyrs in the Ice Box and special music. Committee members include Dorothy Vietzen decorations Shirley Altfeld program Helen Simpson tickets and Nancy Koplin publicity and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Friendship Club
Betty Agate
Dorothy Vietzen
Shirley Altfeld
Helen Simpson
Nancy Koplin
Mrs Savage Hosts Colonial Club Meeting With Games
Mrs Chas Savage hosted the Colonial Club yesterday with a dessert course and three tables of five playing five hundred. The Eirria Woman's Club was treated to spring flowers like lilacs tulips and valley lilies. A follow up meeting is planned for Monday June seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Savage
Colonial Club
Eirria Woman's Club
Elyria Delegates Return From State Business Convention
Elyria delegates to the 18th annual Business and Professional Women's Club State Convention at the Biltmore Hotel Dayton return with an educational and exciting report. They faced a storm and elm uprooting chaos on the way in. The event drew 530 attendees and included sessions on politics, social security, economics, and international affairs, with Miss Charl O. Williams as speaker. The Elyria club also sent Dorothy Jones to a recent conference on war’s Cause and Cure, sharing rich material at the International luncheon and closing with a reception for guests.
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Elyria
Biltmore
Dayton
Harriet and
Vanita Hubbard
Helen Nichols
Cora Phelps
Cora Bassett
Ruth Gates
Mesdames
Grace Nau
Margaret Cole
Virginia Fletcher
Ohio Federation
Mary Reding Schracke
Europe
Pearl van Au
Cleve Aland
van Auix
G. R. Hoyt and Associations
Helen Currice
Con-Vention
Widows’ Home
Ruth Tejan
Dayton Club
Daytona Power and Light Company
Charles J. Brennan
Florence Wells
Davis Business College
Toledo
Charl O. Williams
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Miss Williams
Kitty Hawk
Josephine Schain
Chicago
Elyria Club
Dorothy Jones
Rotal Club
Miss Schain
Asia Minor
Orient
South America
London
Geneva
Miss Schaln
Civic and Industrial Cadets
Community group meetings fill the calendar in Elyria
Calendar Division L and numerous groups schedule March gatherings at churches and halls including Second Congregational, Grace Fellowship, Elks lodge, Sisma Gamma Sorority, Tri Fi club, Knights of Columbus, and more. Recitals and youth events noted at Rialto Theatre with planned outings and a YMCA session, plus a Legion Auxiliary gathering with Yords class and a June lakeside picnic planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Pauline Billingsley
Tattersall Court
Grace Fellowship
Elks Lodge
Sisma Gamma Sorority
Allyan Gehl
East Broad Street
Mary
A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Norah Abbe
Fourth Street
Knights of Columbus
Isius Club
Alberta Houk
Stanford
East River Street
Elyria Lodge
Don Merthe
Karl Kolinski
Rialto Theatre
Y-Indus
Order of United American Méchanics
Wurst Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Bingo Party Held by Ladies Auxiliary to WV. F. W. Post 1079
Members and friends gathered in Broad street club rooms for a bingo party. After 37 games Mildred Lahiff won first prize, Leonard Landenders second, and Al Lahiff received a consolation prize. Beatrice Scarborough chaired the luncheon, and the auxiliary plans a regular meeting next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
WV. F. W. Post No
Broad Street
Mildred Lahiff
Leonard Landenders
al Lahiff
Beatrice Scarborough
Meetings of Noble Grands of Rebekah Lodge
The Noble Grands of the Rebekah Lodge meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Louise Wack of Third street replacing Mrs. Lloyd at Bond street as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Louise Wack
Third Street
Mrs. Lloyd
Bond Street
Miss Hazel Maddock to Wed John Obitts on June Twenty-Sixth
R and Mrs Bentley Maddock of North Ridgeville announce the coming marriage of their daughter Hazel to John Obitts of North Ridgeville. The couple plan to wed June 26 at the First Baptist Church of Elyria. Hazel Maddock teaches at North Ridgeville School. John Obitts works at Ridge Tool Company. Both are North Ridgeville High School graduates and members of the First Baptist Church of Elyria.
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Hazel Maddock
John Obitts
Bentley Maddock
North Ridgeville
Hazel
John Obitta
Obitts Iehe
L. D. Obitts
Sugar Midge Road
S Jl
Elyria
Miss Maddock
North Ridgeville School
Obitts
Ridge
Ohio League of Women Voters Meets in Cincinnati Convention
The Ohio League of Women Voters will convene May 26 and 27 in Cincinnati to set study topics for the next two years and approve the program of work. Sessions will review past year accomplishments, discuss legislative aims, and adopt the budget.
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Ohio League of Women Voters
Cincinnet
Ohio
League
Pasage
Civil Service Commission
School Foundation
Board of Directors
Ohio League
Weekend visits and travels of local families and guests
A parade of week end visitors includes Mr. and Mrs. Liman Hall and children from Portland, Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy and son from Centerville, and many others visiting relatives in town. Knights of Columbus delegates returned from Columbus while several couples plan moves to California and Ohio trips. A birthday surprise for Mrs. Koehn featured bridge games, gifts, and cake.
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Liman Hall
Portland
Oregon
James Murphy
Centerville
Ohio
Paul R. Pine
Furnace Street
John McCarthy
Richard Teasdale
Leo Schnore
Arthur Foss
Thomas Southam
Knights of Columbus
Neil House
Columbus
George Davidson
B. Davidson
West Eighth Street
Toronto
Canada
W. H. Wright
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George Bradley
Harvard Avenue
T. C. Whitmore
Siath Street
Frank Pierson
Park Avenue
Oberlin
California
George Fridenstine
Ralph Gwin
G. McGrath
Canton
Churches of Christ
Clyde Dove
Triplett
Middle Avenue
Los Angeles
C. O. Strohl
West Street
East Orange
New Jersey
R. E. Morris
Genevieve Zechman
East Second Street
Mary Bednar
Cleveland
Gladys English
Fremont
O. C. Strohl
Rosadel Rhodes
Washington, D. C
E. E. Kennedy
Bath Street
Greenwich
F. M. Phelps
Fifth Street
Texas
John Rabl
Kenyon Avenue
Mill Hollow
Engagement Notice for Elsten Ruth Walkden and Duane MecClichan
Mr and Mrs Irving Walkden of LaGrange announce the engagement of their daughter Elsten Ruth Walkden to Duane MecClichan of Grafton Australia Sydney New South Wales population figures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Walkden
LaGrange
Elsten Ruth
Duane MecClichan
Grafton
Sydney
New South Wales
Australia
Jago Couple Observe 32nd Wedding Anniversary
A family dinner at 507 Park Place in Elyria honored Mr. and Mrs. William Jago on their 32nd anniversary. Mrs. Jago, formerly Elizabeth Goulde, wed in Grafton 32 years ago and has lived in Elyria most of their married life. Attending were son Melvin Jago, daughter Mrs. Paul Summerlee with husband and two children, and Miss Katherine Dares. The couple received many flowers and gifts for the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jago
Park Place
Jago
Elizabeth Goulde
Grafton
Elyria
Melvin Jago
Paul Summerlee
Katherine Dares
Walther League Banquet At St John’s School Auditorium
A fellowship Walther League banquet was held Sunday evening at St John’s School auditorium with about fifty attending. Guests came from Cleveland and Dover. After dinner, films were shown and Rev W. W. Walker of Grace Lutheran gave a talk, Rev Dewey of Oberlin sang, and Armin Schroeder with Armin Deye performed piano duets. The event ended with the Walther League pledge and song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s School Auditorium
Cleveland
Dover
W. W. Walker
Grace Lutheran Church
Dewey
Oberlin
Armin Schroeder
Armin Deye
Hostess Evening for Sorority Includes Bridge Game
A Cleveland Street gathering hosted by Mrs Clarence Schroeder entertained the Sorority Little Sorority and their great Mrs Will m Curtis. A radio contest preceded bridge and prizes were awarded to Mrs Frank Alter for honors Mrs Curtis for Little alam Mrs William Bridgett grand slam Mrs Milton Bishop first and Mrs Hall A pink and green salad course followed. June 28 Mrs Richard Smith will host at her George street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Sorority
Will m Curtis
Clarence Schroeder
Cleveland Street
G. ©. Hall
Frank Alter
Mra. Curtis
William Bridgett
Milton Bishop
Mra. Hall
Richard Smith
George Street
Farewell Party For California Visitors At Elyria Home
Mrs Josephine Triplett hosted a farewell party at 120 Middle Avenue for Mr and Mrs Clyde Dove of California visiting two months. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Penman of Cleveland and others from Lorain Lorain Penfield Junction Elyria. The evening featured visiting and luncheon with gifts for Mrs Dove while a note on science closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Triplett
Middle Avenue
Clyde Dove
California
Triplett
Robert Penman
Cleveland
Robert Penrod
Frank Figie
Charlotte
Lorain
Louis Czil
Penfield Junction
Florence Fincle
Charles Finkle
Hazel Ray
Martha Lashell
Kellogg ALL-BRAN Cereal Promises Digestive Relief
An advertisement touts All-Bran and Ano-Bran as natural remedies for constipation. It claims the cereals add bulk, absorb water, and form a cleansing mass while supplying vitamin B and iron. Directions suggest two tablespoonfuls daily with meals and more for severe cases. Sold nationwide by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg’s Atti-Brax
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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