Tonight events spread across city venues
Events include Sons and Daughters of Liberty with A B C Clav and Mrs W W Fotriman on East Broad Street, Unity Study class at the Woman's Club Northwest, encampment at 60 F Hall, Maranatha Baptist class on East Avenue House, and the play Robert and Mary at Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Also Epworth League meets at 7 00 P M and a swimming pageant at the YMCA pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
A.B. C. Clav
W. W. Fotriman
East Broad Street
Unity
Woman's Club
Northwest
F. Hall
Maranatha
Baptist Church
East Avenue House
Robert and Mary
Emmanuel Lutheran Churgh
Methodist Epworth League
Y. W. C A Swimming Club Pageant Tonight
The Y M C A hosts a swimming club pageant this evening at 7:00. The LaPorte Methodist church offers the season’s last evening service Sunday at 7:30 with Rev. Lea presenting stereopticon views of mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte Methodist Church
Lea
Bethel Shrine appoints Denise Weisbrod Supreme Maid of Honor
The Bethel Shrine regular meeting announced Denise Weisbrod as Supreme Maid of Honor with an arm bouquet and congratulations. Visitors from Cleveland Akron and Shaker Heights Shrine attended, and two candidates Louisa Werrett and Mas Knapp received the Degree of the Order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine
I. 0. C. F. Mall
Olga Sasse
Denise Weisbrod
Arthur Hiscox
Supreme King Guard
Cleveland
Akron
Shaker Heights
Sojourner Wood
Anna Mae Schoenfeld
Lucile Walker
Amanda Sossman
Sojourner Herkel
Watchman
Sojourner Dennison
Louisa Werrett
Mas Knapp
Denisa Weisbrod
Messish Shrina of
Pitcock of Murray Ridge Hosts Friday Evening Visit
Friday evening at Edigon Highway, Misa Leota Drusendah was the guest of Misa Marian Knittel. The social gathering centered on local families and community ties in Murray Ridge.
Dance Saturday into Cascade Pavilion by Skipper Nance's Band
A Saturday dance at Cascade Pavilion features Skipper Nance's Band with admission set at 25 cents. The lively event promises music and dancing for attendees seeking local entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Pavilion
Skipper Nance
Miss Southard outlines path to cultivated personality
Miss Edythe Fern Southard, assistant manager at Station WJAY in Cleveland, told about forty Business and Professional Women's Club members that personality accounts for seventy five percent of business success and can be cultivated through warmth, interest in others, and gracious daily habits. The talk included aging gracefully and growing knowledge with age, with Southard noting ties to Ohio Federation roles and the national speakers bureau. An evening dinner featured iris decorations, a Ladies' Octet performance, and reports from committee chairs followed by a June club picnic announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe Fern Southard
WJIAY
Cleveland
Southard
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Speakers’ Bureau of Business and Professional Votu
Eva Mackey
A. F. Terry
Cincinnati
Emma Dill
Harriet Hubbard
Norah Abbe
Bertha Schulze
Elizabeth Rich
Caroline Foley
Fern Gates
Dorothy Jones
Minerva Seton
Hildreth Hecock
P. W
One Hundred Forty Attend E W U County Federation Meeting
One hundred forty representatives of Women's organizations from St John s Evangelical Lutheran Lorain Emmanuel Valley City St Johns South Amherst St Peters Amherst and St Pauls Elria gathered for the Lorain County Federation of Evangelical Women s Unions Spring meeting at St Pauls church in Elyria. Guests came from Oberlin Cleveland Millersburg Merion. The program featured reports on the Ohio Council of Protestant Church Women steward ship in the life of women and medical missions. The federation marked its tenth anniversary with a banquet and toasts. Next meeting is planned for September at St Johns Cemetery Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lorain
Emmanuel Church
Valley City
St. John’s South Amherst
St. Peter’s, Amherst
St. Paul's Elrria
Lorain County
Federation
Portsmouth
Ohio
C. E. Schmidt
Amherst
St. Paul’s Church
Mae Friday Ashbrook
Cleveland
Milton C. Lang
Billmore
India
Lang
Evangelical Synod
Ernest Irion
Elyria
Russell Hillier
Amelia Humphrey
St. John's Cemelea Church
South Amherst
Past Presidents Auxiliary No 11 Hostess Meeting
Mrs. H C Reinhardt hosted Auxiliary No 11 past presidents meeting in West Bridge street with good attendance. Gertrude Johnson read a memory poem for Esther Theobald. Minnie Church performed I Cannot Sing the Old Songs. Johnson won the club prize. spring dining room decor and refreshments followed. Future hosting by Minnie Church on June thirtieth. Girl Reserves council voted to use year end surplus to fund a camp for an underprivileged girl, instead of buying a YWCA gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary No. 11
Cantons
H. C. Reinhardt
West Bridge Street
Esther Theobald
Gertrude Johnson
Minnie Church
Mabel Plain
Inter
Research Club Plants Tree at Glendale Court Meeting
Mrs. George Lamberton and Mrs. Belle Rath hosted the Research Club at Glendale Court yesterday afternoon for thirteen members and one guest. The roll call topic was My Pet Hobby. Mrs. Hacker reviewed Dwarf Blood by Edith Oliver. The club reported Infant clothing donations to the Child Welfare Department of the Woman's Club. A committee on the George Washington Memorial tree noted a maple planted at Lake and Foster avenues. The final meeting of the year concluded with a planned picnic on June sixteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lamberton
Belle Rath
Glendale Court
Pearl Beck
Lake Avenue
Foster Avenue
Hospital Notes and Club News from Recent Meetings
Admissions include Ernest Brunger Lorain Mrs Lloyd Bartlett Grafton Mrs Ashton Crumb 515 Cleveland street Discharges list Harry Kauffman 732 West River Joseph Gottlieb 120 Garvin avenue Allen San defer Massillon Mrs Arthur Hudnatt 345 Stanford Mrs James Boyle 146 School street The Agenda Club added four new members Russell Austin George Krugman Ton Stevenson Wilbur Arnold The annual officers election will occur in two weeks nominations include Robert Daniels Donald Lautenschleger for president John Pais Herman Goodspeed for vice president Harold Stock Paul Weisbrod for secretary Melvin Jago Harold Kolbe for treasurer George Krugman Raymond Punphrher Chaplain Russell Austin Carl Brown sergeant at arms Joe Gerber Royal Underhill Directors A bridge party planned for next Thursday Past Chefs Association Pythian Sisters elected officers Mrs Bertha Lyberger president Florence Foster vice president Ida Henry secretary Anna Hoard treasurer Bunco and bridge prizes announced Lilian Boddy Rubr Beal Bartha Lyberger club prize Ida Henry Next meeting set for June 30 at Mrs Edna Manale mans house
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Brunger
Lorain
Lloyd Bartlett
Grafton
Ashton Crumb
Cleveland Street
Harry Kauffman
West River
Joseph Gottlieb
Garvin Avenue
Allen Sandefer
Massillon
Arthur Hudnatt
Stanford
James Boyle
School Street
Agenda Club
Russell Austin
George Krugman
Ton Stevenson
Wilbur Arnold
Robert Daniels
Donald Lautenschleger
John Pais
Herman Goodspeed
Harold Stock
Paul Weisbrod
Melvin Jago
Harold Ko
Florence Foster
Thirteenth Street
Pythian
Bertha Lyberger
Ida Henry
Anna Hoard
Bunco
Lil-ian Boddy
Rubr Beal
Bartha Lyberger
Banco
Edna Manaleman
Nota wa Club Meets at Emma Barbknecht Home
Thirty members of the Nota wa Club of the YWCA met at Miss Emma Barbknecht's Princeton avenue home for the regular monthly meeting presid ed by Miss Ruth Albrecht. Plans were made for an ice cream social in the YWCA garden on Tune lath and prizes were awarded to Margaret Mahan Gladys Kritzel and Ollvie Fiegler. Hostesses were Miss Helen Schmuch and Miss Maybelle Burner. The next meeting will be at Miss Carrie Suoble's home. Mrs. Joan Konsesky and Mrs. Amelia Youngeberg hosted a Ladies Aid social from St John's Lutheran church with sewing and a dance, prizes to Mrs. Harry Peters Mrs. Alfred Schultz and Mrs. Renry Woost. refreshments served and adjournment set for June ninth with hostesses Mrs. Fred Guthman and Mrs. Charles Schmittgen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notawa Club
Emma Barbknecht
Princeton Avenue
Ruth Albrecht
Margaret Mahan
Gladys Kritzel
Ollvie Fiegler
Helen Schmuch
Maybelle Burner
Carrie Suoble
Joan Konsesky
Amelia Youngeberg
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Harry Peters
Alfred Schultz
Renry Woost
Fred Guthman
Charles Schmittgen
May Day Party by United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
The United Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society held a May party at the church on Thursday afternoon. Fifteen members and friends attended as Mrs. F. A. Lawrence led devotions and Mrs. James Davies organized the program featuring readings by Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. A. W. Baird, plus two vocal solos by Miss Mabel White. A guessing contest preceded refreshments served by hostesses Mrs. A. J. Krugman and Mrs. J. A. Howlett. next meeting set for June ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
F. A. Lawrence
James Davies
George Smith
Mabel White
A. W. Baird
A. J. Krugman
J. A. Howlett
Educational Dept Final Meeting Of Woman's Club Luncheon
The Educational Department of the Woman's Club held its last session with a one o'clock luncheon. Hostesses were Mrs. Thomas Potter Mrs. Hugi Harris and Mrs. Nettia Laundon. Afterward members described trips and played bridge with Mrs. Harris taking first prize and Mrs. Potter second. East Side Guild hosted a tureen luncheon at St Andrew's Episcopal Church with sewing and visiting. The season ends with a picnic planned for Thursday June ninth at the home of Mrs. George e of the Cleveland read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Guild
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Georgee
The
Cleveland Read
Personal notices from a city social page
A string of society notes lists visits and guests across towns in Ohio and Indiana. Mentions include Mr and Mrs A L Garford, Mr and Mrs Vernon Barr, Lord Owen, G M Clement, Misference Fullmer, Miss Vonda Brown, Miss Lucilla Scribner, Richard Jackson, J M Gregory, Miss Edith Terrel, R A Graf, Walter Jaeger, W D Galligher, J Dolde, Berton Cashner, E H Anderson, Theodore Foley, H O Williams, Miss Mabel Williams, Mrs Fred B Nelson, Eddie Thompson, Louis Keller, Ashton Crumb, Mrs Gena Thompson, Mary Dean, Edward P Riley Jr, and a note on a Goatsakin export weight from British India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Garford
Washington Avenue
Vernon Barr
Cambridge
Ohio
Lord Owen
Columbus
Ohia
Nellie Gregory
G. M. Clement
Cleveland
James Ferguson
Indiana
Vonda Brown
Miss Brown
King Fallvier
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Lucilla Scribner
Richard Jackson
M. Gregory
Gregory
Frederickstown
Edith Terrel
West Avenue
Toledo
R. A. Graf
Sheller
J. M. Gregory
Chase Street
Walter Jaeger
Amherst
W. D. Galligher
Middle Avenue
Canton
J. Dolde
Elyria
Berton Cashner
Charles Gill
Brighton
E. H. Anderson
Wakeman
O. H. Baker
Elshna
Theodore Foley
Akron
M. W. Foley
Earl Court
Fred B. Nelson
New York City
H. O. Williams
Mabel Williams
Sixth Street
Eddie Thompson
Wooster Street
St. Louis
Missouri
Knoxville
Tennessee
Chicago
Illinois
Louis Keller
Oberfin College
Keller
Oberlin
Department of Physical Education
Ashton Crumb
Cleveland Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gena Thompson
Davenport
Iowa
Mary Dean
Detroit
Michigan
A. C. Hudnutt
Stanford Avenue
Edward P. Riley
Case School of
Severance Hall
Riley
Sigma Xi
Department of Chemistry
West Ridge Takes Motor Trip to East
Glenn McMullin and Ed McRoberts depart Sunday evening by car for a six week trip east including Boston and Trenton New Jersey. Several Bellaire Elyria Hinckley Wellington Oberlin Elyria and Cleveland residents visit and dine with neighbors in the area during the week, with numerous social calls and a birthday observance for Bertha Mae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East West Ridge
Glenn McMullin
Ed. McRoberts
Boston
Trenton
New Jersey
Mixed dance at Nubn's Barn on LaGrange Rd
A social listing notes dances at Nubn's Barn on LaGrange Road this Saturday with Kistner's Orchestra playing for 25 cents per person. Sunday features Nichols Holmes Orchestra for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nubn’s
LaGrange Rd
Kistner
Twaddle and Rick reunions moved to June dates in Clarkfield
Clarkfield notices delay the Twaddle reunion to Sunday June 2 at Mr and Mrs Clarence Harris home and move Rick reunion to Thursday June 9 at Mr and Mrs J C Ames home. Several locals visit, births announced, and a Cleveland hospital operation noted with multiple town residents referenced. A baked ham supper priced 25 cents follows at 5 PM at 430 W 2nd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Clarence Harris
Rick
J. ¢. Ames
Carl Rick
Clay B. Burrows
Isabell Burrows
Dick Popp
Elyria
Mildred Earp
Eilean Lieber
Avon
Irving Banty
Ridgerile
Sterling Burrows
Everett Hanes
Camden
Hanes
Mabel Franklin
McGlean
Cleveland
Gordon McIntyre
North Fairfield
Dorothy Phillips
Mildred Leighter
Brewster
C. A. Twaddle
John Merrill
Walter Drake
Coy
Jon
Bart Ward
Mitawanga
Bert Palmer
William Goldsmith
New London
Weekend Visiting Lines Hit Akron Area Notes
Akron residents hosted and visited multiple families during a busy weekend. Friday callers included Mr and Mrs Russell Hadfield and daughter from Akron. Sunday guests at several homes included Tom Bond and Fred Harwood families from North Fairfield and Brighton residents. A faculty play in Henrietta drew local attendees from multiple households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hadfield
Akron
Fred Phillips
N. W. Lee
Tom Bond
North Fairfield
Fred Harwood
Paul
Russell Griggs
Lawrence
Brighton
J.C. Amas
Guy Livermore
Zelda Twaddle
Lena and
Louise
Laura Harris
Henrietta
Paddock
Esther and
Ward Paddock
Oberlin
Walter Lee
Earl Chase
Nellie Taylor
North Parrfield
Phillip Sherman
Cleveland
Nate Harria
Rummage Sale At Market House This Friday And Saturday
Ladies Aid Emman Lutheran Church announces a rummage sale at Market House on Friday and Saturday May 27 and 28. Proceeds support church missions and community programs. Items include clothing, household goods, and small furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Emman
Lutheran Church
Card Party Replaces Meeting for Py thian Sisters
There was no business meeting at the regular Py thian Sisters session last evening. The time was given over to a card party with prizes awarded to the winners at each table. The next regular meeting will be held in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Elyria No
K. of C. Hall
National Council of Catholic Women’s Convention
Hotel Cleveland
Green Lantern Tea Room
Pythian Sisters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y. W. C. A. Swimming Club
Mrs. Weisbrod
Miss Southard
E.W.U. County Federation Meeting
Rowena
Dunford
C. E. Dunford
Rowena Circle
Eighth Street
Russell Dunford
Pedro
William Leonhart
Ursula van Amberg
John J. Resar
Smith
Klara Schaub
Gaines
Schoyer
Billie Kaylor
Elizabeth Smith
Leonard Dunford
Pauline Dunford
Interse Club
Miss Ruth
Nierman
Ruth Nierman
Bond Street
Inter Sa Club
Ethel West
Leona Liestellyn
Florence Goulde
Llewellyn
Church OF Christ Lading
Bits
C. A. Martin
Ledies’ Wada Society
Church of Mobrist
Wmureh
Prezent
DS Aes
Mrs. Reinhardt
Inter-Club Council OF Girl Reserves
Agenda Club Initleates
Ladies’ Aid OF
ST. John's Church
British India
West Ridge
Albert Poch
Am Wathers
Charlotta Sheckey
Bellaire
Fred Schramm
Earl Kellogg
Darland
Alonso Hier
Harden
Hinckley
C. W. Porter
Harold Rowley
Violet
Esther
Dolly
Bud
Fred Lorence
Wellington
Wallad
M Rowler
Chelles Wasner
Milton Babcock
Frank Dushenske
le Grange
Bertha Mae
Albert Pallas
Mary Fox
Frank Pallas
Nettie Klady
Gary Brooks
W. H. Hart
Frank Hitsman
Ed Joy
Oberlin Read
Charles Schwartz
Ethel Wash
Alex Wash
Cascade Street
Etta Brown
Louise Brown
First Methodist Church
Clifford Hart
Marian
Frederick
Schramm Road
Walter Sipple
Mary Long
W. B. Sessions
H. T. West
Huntington
Harry Brown
Kenneth Fowl
Patricia
Frank Baus
Edison Highway
Marguerite Mason
Avress At
Broad St
Dunn Motors CO
Ke, L
Aukerman
Fourth St
Carpenter's Beauty Shop
Broad Street
Nano’s B. Cor
4Th
East River St
Akery
Lake Ave
Bond St
Middle Ave
15Th St
East River
BE. 4Th
Haury & Bauer
Woodford Ave
Broad
Chestnut
Canfield
Harwood
Tisher Bros
North Ridgeville
Machovina
Main St
Pat Moloski
East Ave
Winckles St
Winckies Street
Walton Ice & Fuel Co
Dangler
Grand Gas
Dexter
Sad
West End
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