Culture Club Closes Year With Luncheon Meeting
The Culture Club held its final meeting of the year at Oberlin Inn with a 32-person table, garden flower decor, and a program including three cello solos by Mag na Woolcott and vocal numbers by Thelma Page. Mabel Burner reviewed One More Spring by Robert Mason. officers for the next year were announced, with Mrs. W. F. Bell as president and other officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Club
Oberlin Inn
Magna Woolcott
Dorothy Wolkoff
Thelma Page
Frank Page
Mabel Burner
Robert Mason
B. H. Long
C. M. Ackerman
L. C. Hecock
S. G. Shaw
W. F. Bell
Woman's Home Club Meeting Announced for Monday Evening
The Woman's Home Club will convene Monday evening at a gathering hosted by Mrs. Ernest Sparks on Wiockles Street. Members are to arrive promptly for the planned program and discussion.
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Woman's Home Club
Ernest Sparks
Wiockles Street
Golden wedding anniversary for South Amherst couple
South Amherst residents Mr and Mrs Martin Ruth celebrate their fiftieth year of marriage with an open house from two to four and seven to nine in the evening. The couple, ages 70 and 71, emigrated from Elnhausen Germany in 1889 and 1890 respectively, were wed May 27, 1883, at the First Evangelical church parsonage in Amherst.
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South Amherst
Martin Ruth
Ruth
Elnhausen
Germany
Elizabeth Herrmann
First Evangelical Church
Amherst
Valentine Braun
Elizabeth Lindeman Kendeigh
Long Beach
California
John Ruth
Christopher Ruth
Fred Lindeman
Mrs Curtis Spence Named Education Department Chair Elyria Club
Mrs Curtis Spence will chair the Education Department of Elyria Woman's Club for the coming year. The selection was made at a departmental meeting held at the club house yesterday after a three luncheon for twenty five. Mrs George Colburn, president, and Mrs Robert Shryock, department chair, received gifts following the business session. Four bridge tables were in play with prizes awarded to Mrs Thomas Potter, Mrs D C Martin, Mrs Jack Hugey and Mrs David Hyman. This was the final meeting until fall activities resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Spence
Elyria Woman's Club
George Colburn
Robert Shryock
Thomas Potter
D. C. Martin
Jack Hugey
David Hyman
Mothersingers stage mock wedding at Edison PTA supper
The Thomas Edison Parent Teacher Association held a tureen supper at 5:30 last evening to honor teachers. Eights tables were decorated with flowers for the occasion. After the meal a mock wedding was performed with part of the Mothersingers as principals and bridal party, with Miss Myrtle Halliwell, Miss Harriett Hubbard, Miss Marjorie Rossiter and the wedding cast among the guests.
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Thomas Edison Parent Teacher Association
Givoup
Myrtle Halliwell
Harriett Hubbard
Marjorie Rossiter
Mothersingers
Nine Three Star Girls Club members host at Parma home
Nine members from Berea Elyria and Parma join Miss Mildred Harding for a bridge evening at her Parma home. Ita Sheahan wins first prize with Thelma Faulhaber taking consolation. next meeting set for June 22 at Miss Elsie Harris's Elyria home.
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Three Star Girls Club
The
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Mildred Harding
Parma
Berea
Elyria
Ita Sheahan
Thelma Faulhaber
Elsie Harris
Fortnightly Club Holds Fifty Third Annual Meeting
Mrs J B Guthrie hosted a luncheon at her Ohio street home concluding the Fortnightly Club’s fifty third annual business meeting. Honorary guest Miss Anna Monroe of La Jolla California attended. Reports outlined plans for the next club year focusing on contemporary literature. Officers were re elected: Everett Johnston president Charles Price vice president Jon Van Dusen secretary treasurer King Fauver corresponding secretary. Ralph Murbach named fifth member of the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Guthrie
Ohio Street
Anna Monroe
la Jolla
California
C. H. Cushing
W. G. Sharp
Everett Johnston
Charles Price
Jon. van Dusen
King Fauver
Ralph Murbach
Dancing at Sehneider's Grove Grafton Rd venue schedule
Weekly social venue advertised every Wednesday and Sunday evening at Sehneider's Grove on Grafton Road. Also promotes Kistner's Orel large potted flowering plants sold in quantities at 1, 2 or 3 cents. Resar's at 1435 EK River Briarcliff Kil Jarney and Hoover dormant rose plants priced around 20 cents each or six for 1.90 at Hennelzal Co 335 Broad St.
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Grafton Rd
Kistner
Orel
Briarcliff
Kil
Arney
Hoover
Zal Co
Broad St
Cosmopolitan Club committee completes new setup
The program committee met at the YWCA yesterday at 9:30 am to finalize the club year plan starting September 7. The May breakfast at Mrs. Henry Beam’s home launched a social summer schedule with monthly meetings the first Thursday, and a tureen gathering set for June 1 at Mrs. Beam’s 23 Wooster Street with Mrs. Erhel Kaiser assisting. Metropolitan Club members will attend.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Henry Beam
H. Beam
L. Krugman
H. Crooks
Maybell Burner
Rosselot
Twelve members hold a club meeting at Miss Sederis home
Twelve members of the sxe &2 DC Club met at Miss Christine Sederis 03 East Avenue on Thursday evening. Miss Christine Brand presided and led a discussion of future social activities, starting with a Wiener roast planned for Saturday night. Prizes went to Marr Robson and Reva Taylor after dancing. Refreshments followed late. One final meeting in two weeks will close the club year until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sxe &2
Christine Sederis
East Avenue
Christine Brand
Marr Robson
Reva Taylor
Members of Research Club Host Year End Meeting
Mrs. George Wamperter assisted by Mrs. Alice Monroberts hosted the closing Research Club gathering at Glendale Court. Fifteen attendees enjoyed dessert before a business session appointing Mrs. Schmidthons Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. Wilcox to the program committee and naming delegates to the Lakeside Federation of Women’s Clubs for July 12-13. The Philippine Islands topic was discussed by Mrs. Kindiz Mrs. Worcester and Mrs. Hecker. A picnic for Cub members and families will be held on July thirteenth at Ely Wood Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wamperter
Alice Monroberts
Glendale Court
Carl Schmidthons
Frank Spencer
L. H. Wilcox
Nhat
Schmidthons
McRoberts
Lakeside Federation of Women’s
Epworth League Cabinet Members Dinner at First Church
Epworth League cabinet members of the First Methodist Church hosted a tureen dinner at Miss Elyria Brown’s home with Clark Maddork as guest of honor before his summer assignment at Toledo Beach. Fourteen members attended as officers were elected later.
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Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Elyria Brown
Clark Maddork
Toledo Beach
Dorothy Rawson
Paul Tompxiii
League At
Kenneth Barclay
Betty Campbel
Elyrna Brown
Cleaney Dunn
Genevieve Thompson
North Side Guild Sews Parlements for Red Cross
Members of St Andrew's North Side Guild completed a couple of dozen par ements for the Red Cross yesterday. Thirteen ladies met at Mrs. Gillis's Columbus street home enjoying a porch session of sewing and a noonday tureen luncheon. A silver tea is planned for the latter part of June at Mrs. Gillis's home.
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North Side
Guild of
St.) Andrew's Church
Red Cross
E. Gills
Columbus Street
Gillis
Notawa Club Meeting At YWCA Hosts Garden Luncheon
Seventeen members and one guest of the Notawa Club met at the YWCA residence last evening. Miss Edna Bates, Victoria Albrecht, and Margaret Mabon hosted a short business meeting and a white elephant sale. Ruth Albrecht, Flora Krugman, and Emily Neuman won pit honors. A luncheon at a large table featured garden flowers and a yellow and white color scheme. The next meeting is set for Thursday, June 29 with Emma Barkknecht, Enid Bunting, and Mrs Helen Ryan hosting.
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Notawa Club
Edna Bates
Victoria Albrecht
Margaret Mabon
Ruth Albrecht
Flora Krugman
Emily Neuman
Emma Barkknecht
Enid Bunting
Mra Helen Ryan
Ladies Attend Silver Tea For 100th St. John's Lutheran
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. John's Lutheran church hosted 235 women at a silver tea to celebrate the congregation's 100th anniversary. Mrs. John Wellers presided as entertainment featured music, living models, quilts, and fancy work with orchid and white decor. Guests came from Amherst, Lorain, Grafton, Dover, Berea, and Cleveland. Next meeting set for June 1 with an all day quilting event hosted by Mrs August Novak and Mrs Alfred Bucholtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
la Grange Seventh-Day Adventist Church
R. F. Hannum
Cleveland
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. John's Lutheran Church
John Wellers
Charles Schmuittgen
Henry Woost
Amherst
Lorain
Grafton
Dover
Berea
Ladies' Aid Society
Wll
August Novak
Alfred Bucholtz
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admissions list includes Lea Smith of 525 Second Street Mrs John Mack of Grafton John Dorinson of R D No 3 Bernie Perkins of 355 Ninth Discharges record Wre Fdwin Olds of 1135 Huron Street Mrs George Powell of 624 Sumner Street Albert House of Wellington Mrs David Hall of R D No 1 Mrs Alvin Brooks of Grafton Mrs Joseph Sitringer and a baby born.
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Lea Smith
Second Street
John Mack
Grafton
John Dorinson
Bernie Perkins
Ninth Street
Wre Fdwin Olds
Huron Street
George Powell
Sumner Street
Albert House
Wellington
David Hall
R. D
Alvin Brooks
Joseph Sitringer
Evening social and club events announced with meetings
Tonight many groups gather: Nurses Alumni dinner, Northwest Encampment and Daughters of Scotia Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles, Fishermen’s Club, Dorcas class of Church of Christ hosted by Mrs G L Ray at 427 Kenyon Ave, a low mood party in old clothes, officers election, Junior Department children tureen dinner in Gates room, C D of A postponed session, and a dance recital by Flue and Gold Studios at Ely School.
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Northwest
Daughters of Scotia
Eagles
Fisherman's Club
Dorcas
Church of Christ
G. L. Ray
Kenyon Avenue
First Congregational Church
Gates
C. D. of A
Ely
Memorial Day Service at Fields WW Church
Rev John K Koontz preaches Which Way America next Sunday morning with a sermonette Stamps for the boys and girls. Mrs H H Gregg of La Porte sings The Cry of Calvary, Lena Salisbury trumpet solo, Agnes DeLloyd piano prelude. Junior Choir to sing. Sons and Daughters of Civil War veterans guests. Service at 10 15, Sunday school 11 15, Young People's Fellowship 7.00.
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America
John K. Koontzs
H. H. Gregg
la Porte
Calvary
Ackles
Lena Salisbury
Agnes DeLloyd
Roar Up Club Closes Year With Garden Party
The Roar-Up Club of the YWCA will wrap its official club year next Thursday with a Garden Party. Plans for a summer activity schedule were finalized at last evening’s meeting.
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ROAR
Activiies
Bethel Shrine Names Supreme Kings Guard Volunteer
At a Bethel Shrine meeting last evening, watchman Arthur Hiscoy was appointed Supreme Kings Guard for the year. The announcement was made by Olga Sasse, the worthy high priestess. Plans were finalized for a Shrine picnic at Mrs. L. J. Mowry’s home, 112 Charles Court, on June ninth at 6:30. The tureen is for Shrine members and their families.
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Bethel Shrine
Bhat
Arthur Hiscoy
Supreme Kings Guard
Khnown
Olga Sasse
Ll. J) Mowry
Charles Court
Ginth
Marriage License Applications In Lorain And Elyria
Matthew G Staller 23 track man Lorain and Mary Staiee 21 Lorain Rev Virant Edward Hoch 31 Brocer Cleveland and Rose Marie Neuman 21 Elyria justice of peace Frederick Oliver Griffin 25 Warehouse St Joseph Mo and Virginia Saunders 24 Elyria Rev Redhead William Staroff 30 barber Lorain and Theresa Repasky 23 Lorain justice of peace John Stark Jr 28 gardener W Dover and Geraldine Jchem 21 Ridgeville justice of peace Walter S Kohn to Ne fich Michigan for weekend fishing trip with brothers
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Matthew G. Staller
Trackman
Lorain
Mary Staiee
Virant
Edward Hoch
Brocer
Cleveland
Rose Marie Neuman
Elyria
Justice of Peace
Frederick Oliver Griffin
St. Joseph
Virginia Saunders
Redhead
William Staroff
Barber
Theresa Repasky
John Stark
Jefferson Reserves Host Mother Daughter Tea Event
The Jefferson Girl Reserves wrapped up their spring season with a Mother Daughter Tea at the Gym. The program featured Theodora Demos and Beatrice Fell tan dance, Mildred Eckhart violin solo with Virginia Hadaway, toe tap and acrobatic dancing by Geral ding Powell, Nancy Sylveste and Hazel Marten piano solos, Esther Lee reciting a Mothers poem, Hazel Kauffman singing Faith of Our Mothers, and a final group singing Follow The Gleam. Tea was served to mothers with Lovels garden flowers centering the table. Officer roles for the year include President Betty Kauffman and Advisor Eleanor Warden.
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Jefferson Reserves
Jefferson Girl
Theodora Demos
Beatrice Fell
Hy Mildred Eckhart
Virginia Hadaway
Geralding Powell
Nancy Sylveste
Hazel Marten
Esther Lee
Hazel Kauffman
Lovels Garden Flowers
Betty Kaufflman
Eleanor Warden
Shower honors recent bride in Eaton home
Miss Helen Dawley hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Edna Hills at her Eaton residence with about twenty guests from Elvira and Eaton. The evening featured games, a treasure hunt with umbrella slips, and a gifts shower. Corsages, dainty refreshments, and floral decor in yellow and white complemented the event. The honored guest became Mrs Cleon Sarriey, married on March sixth.
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Helen Dawley
Eaton
Edna Hills
Elvira
Zames
Cleon
Meeting of General Aid Society at Church of Christ
The General Aid Society met yesterday afternoon with president Mrs. C. A. Martin presiding and Mrs. James Smith leading devotions. Reports came from division chairmen and the business session adjourned to June 22 for a tureen luncheon at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Aid Society
Church of Christ
C. A. Martin
James Smith
Past Presidents Association Meeting At Mrs Reinhart’s Home
Members of the Past Presidents Association of Auxiliary No 11 met at Mrs Katherine Reinhart’s home yesterday afternoon after a business session. Edith Henry delivered a reading titled Independence Day and won the afternoon prize. A social hour followed with a dinner served. the group reconvenes June 29 with Mrs Bertha Olmsted as hostess.
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Katherine Reinhart
Edith Henry
Henry
Reinhardt
Bertha Olmsted
Final Lecture of Travel Club On Monday Evening
The Cleveland Travel Club will host its final lecture on Utah's Flaming Canyons at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Smythe on Monday evening May 29. Extra reels feature Yellowstone Park and the Livingstone Round Up, saved from the prior Cleveland lecture for Elyria attendees. Lecturer Ellis Persing is an artist and university teacher in Utah, introduced to the local audience by the club.
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Cleveland Travel Club
F. A. Smythe
Utah
Flaming Canyons
Yellowstone Park
Livingstone
Cleveland
Elyria Group
Ellis Persing
Utah’s
Canyons
Local Notes From Grover Hill and Cleveland Reach Wide Circle
Mrs. Woos Kohn of Cleveland street plans a weekend in Grover Hill Ohio over Decoration Day. Miss Julia Keyes graduates from Charity Hospital Nurses School with forty in attendance and Bishop Schrembs officiating. Relatives host dinner after the ceremony. A group enjoys a Wiener roast at Vermilion on the Lake with Norman Farmer Otto Rahrig and others. George Lewis of Park Avenue hosts visitors from Upper Darby Pennsylvania. Mr. Conklin and his son Fred visit this weekend. Mrs. Katherine Merthe and daughter Marguerite attend Case School of Applied Science commencement. Earl Merthe earns high scholarship honors and belongs to Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Tau Beta Pi. Irvin Potter and family in Cleveland attend Raymond Potter’s graduation from Case. John Mack announces birth of daughter in Elyria Memorial Hospital May 25. Griffin family travel from St Joseph Missouri for Frederick Griffin and Virginia Saunders wedding hosted by Dr. and Mrs. G D Nicholas. Earl Klitz returns home to Saginaw after weeks with mother Rose Whitz who is homebound with a broken hip. Mrs John Wehrhoff Jr of
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Woos Kohn
Cleveland Street
Grover Hill
Ohio
Julia Keyes
Northrup Street
Charity Hospital Nurses School
Hospital Chapel
Bishop Schrembs
Norman Farmer
Otto Rahrig
Freddie Ross
Joe Secarek
Jimmie Arndt
Joe Starr
Frank Nostra
Frances Koning
Jean Boggs
Genevieve Saminiski
Margaret Eschke
Florence
Josephine Rahrig
Anna Yorkker
Anna Lewis Conklin
George
Upper Darby
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
George Lewis
Park Avenue
Conklin
Fred
Katherine Merthe
Marguerite
Charles Merthe
Maude Humphrey
Case School of Applied Science
Severence Hall
Cleveland
Earl Merthe
St. Joseph
Missouri
Frederick Griffin
Virginia Saunders
G. D. Nicholas
Gulf Farms
Earl Klitz
Saginaw
Mich
Rose Whitz
Third Street
John Wehrhoff, Jr
Long Married Life Honored at Amherst Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ruth mark long marriage with family from Amherst and neighboring towns gathering Saturday. Four sons Otto Lodi Emil and Frederick plus daughter Lena Ruth Moore join grandchildren to celebrate. The couple, active church members for four decades, recount Germany trips and life from quarrying to farming before blindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
First Evangelical Church of
Germany
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