Summer Program For Employed Young Women’s League Planned
The cabinet at the YWCA approved a four month summer program for the Employed Young Women’s League. Semi monthly meetings replace weekly ones with activities including a steak roast swimming bicycling horseback riding boating moonlight excursion a dinner party and a field meet. The season ends September 20 with a games party. A fall planning conference will be at Linwood Park September 17 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Park
Leona Callahan
Sylvia Chervenka
Minnie Haas
Genevieve Landis
Grace McCullough
Forrest Ordell
Wahlene Otto
Phyllis Pearson
Mildred Scott
Garnette Wilson
Friendship Club Spring Swing At American Legion Hall
The Friendship Club hosts a Spring Swing Friday evening from 8 30 to 12 in the American Legion hall. Chuck Whitneys orchestra will provide dancing music with chaperones Mr and Mrs Edward Champion Mr and Mrs Henry Ingersoll Jr and Dr and Mrs Robert S Wilson. Tickets by committee members and at the Y W C A. Members only with in town guests and escorts allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
American Legion Hall
Chuck Whitney
Edward Champion
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Robert S. Wilson
Roberta Howenstine
Clara Mae Goetz
Marian Gamore
Shirley Simpson
Patsy Peter
Margaret Corts
Bride-Elect Nina ReCupero Feted On Lorain Shower Night
Mrs James ReCupero hosted a personal shower for her sister-in-law Nina ReCupero of Lorain at 143 Cleveland Street. The bride-elect James Duko will wed June 9 at St Peters Lorain. Guests from Lorain and Elyria attended with bridge and banco prizes awarded to local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ReCupero
Nina ReCupero
Lorain
Cleveland Street
ReCupero
James Duko
St. Peter’s Church
Bridge
Banco
M. Cullins
Elsworth
Rose Macera
Elyria
Grace Lutheran Fellowship elects officers after dinner
Grace Lutheran Fellowship held an election of officers after a tureen dinner in the parish hall. Atlee Jackson was elected president with Mrs Marisa Fosselus as vice president Marie Winkler as secretary and Rudy Bayer as treasurer. A picnic was planned for July thirty first and a shuffleboard tournament followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club
Charles Winkler
Atlee Jackson
Marisa Fosselus
Marie Winkler
Rudy Bayer
Ad Stummer
Local personals recount travels and visits across cities
Sam Barden and Mr and Mrs Harvey Barden of Akron return home after visiting Oak street in Oak street. George H Tyler and guests from Toledo return to 420 Earl Court. Roy Morgan and son Jimmie of South Bend visit Chestnut street hosts Carl Bradshaw. Birth announced at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Barden
Harvey Barden
Akron
Scott Lingenfelter
Oak Street
George H. Tyler
Julian H. Tyler
Toledo
Earl Court
Roy Morgan
Jimmie
South Bend
Indiana
Carl Bradshaw
Chestnut Street
Paul Nixon
Oberlin
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Henry Stolzenburg
Harvard Avenue
F. C. Swindeman
South Maple Street
S. H. Spieth
Monon, Indiana
Monon, Indiana; Hher Son and Daughter-Inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Swindeman
Neva
Cleveland
Mass
Evangeline Spieth
Detroit
Michigan
Celia Spieth
Marjorie
Eighth Street
J. M. Crandall
219
East Avenue
W. M. Locke
Williamsburg
Ontario
Canada
Leonard Birch
Columbia Avenue
New York
Cunard
England
Maurice Feese
Ashtabula
Ohio
Russell Dean
University of Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Henry Moehl
Pasadena Avenue
H. W. Stewart
Riverside
California
Moehl
C C. Deemer
Genevieve Thompson Elected President of B W Student Assembly
Genevieve Thompson 20 daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward A Thompson was elected president of Baldwin Wallace College student assembly with 209 votes to 197 for Eugene Simon. A junior, she had no campaign and was noted for extensive extracurricular work including secretary of the cooperative council treasurer of Alpha Phi Gamma president of Phi Lambda Chi and editor of the Exponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Thompson
Edward A. Thompson
Riverdale Court
Baldwin-Wallace College
Fom
Elyria High School
Oberlin Business College
Elyria
Baldwin-Wallace
Cooperative Council
S Baldwin- Wallace
Alpha Phi Gamma
National Honorary Journalistic Fraternity
Phi Lambda Chi
Women’s Athletic Association
Young Women’s Christian Association
Women’s League
Baldwin- Wallace Exponent
Pinior Prom &T
Parent-Teacher Council Re-Elects All Officers At Annual Meeting
Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations held its annual all day meeting at the First Congregational church. Sixty-five members attended as last year's officers were re-elected on the nominating committee's recommendation. Reports were given, luncheon was served, and Mrs. Carl W. Martin shared her National convention experiences. The afternoon session saw the officer election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlie Stevick
Elyria Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
First Church
Carl W. Martin
Fred Luhnes
Summer Events Planned by Sacred Heart Young People
The Young People of Sacred Heart Church met at 7 30 PM in the parish hall to plan a busy summer. A June 26 picnic at Elyria Fairgrounds will feature music games and refreshments. Last night’s games concluded with a refreshments by a committee led by Elizabeth Takacs. next meeting is June 6 at the parish hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Elyria Fairgrounds
Elizabeth Takacs
Parish Hall
Three Guests Attend B B B Club Meeting At Clark Street
Ruth Shepard hosted at her Clark street home with Mrs M Herb Mrs B Troup and Miss Margaret Schaefer as guests. Mayme Gibbons won high score Ruth Shepard was second and Mrs Herb third. Anna Cook took the club prize. Gifts were given by bluebell sisters to several members. A luncheon followed and the next meeting is planned at Mrs Gibbons 2238 Prospect Street. Syria raises import duties to offset currency depreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. B. Club
Ruth Shepard
Clark Street
M. Herb
B. Troup
Margaret Schaefer
Mayme Gibbons
Herb
Anna Cook
Beattie
Cook
Gibbons
Huskinson
Butz
Silver Wedding Honor For Mr and Mrs J B Wensink
Mr and Mrs J B Wensink observed their silver wedding anniversary on Sunday May 29 at their Schramm Road home. Forty relatives and friends attended a six o clock buffet supper with gifts from guests from Cleveland Lakewood Berea Strongsville and Carlisle. The couple have two daughters Beatrice and Martha and a son Raymond. Mrs Elsie Scrivens hosted Merry Mix Ups games and refreshments with helpers Ethel Sparks and Viola Byam for twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wensink
Schramm Road
Cleveland
Lakewood
Berea
Strongsville
Carlisle
L. B. Wensink
Beatrice
Martha
Raymond
Elsie Scrivens
Fast Broad Street
Grace Koontz
Ethel Sparks
Dorothy Nichols
Club Meeting Plans Summer Fry At Ruggles Beach
Mrs. Harry Miller was a guest of Sigloo for a Teasday evening gathering with Miss Bette MacDowell at her East Fourth apartment. A steak fry was planned for Ruggles Beach as the club adjourned to meet June 7 with Miss Bethe Moehle on Eighth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miller
Sigloo
Teasday
Bette MacDowell
East Fourth Street
Ruggles Beach
Bethe Moehle
Eighth Street
Lorain hostesses honor Orne Sempre club members
Mrs Peter Grasso entertained Orne Sempre club members at her Lorain home with pink and blue decorations and pink roses. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Walter McMullen and Mrs Fred Dostall of Grafton, who also received a special gift from the club. Dostall will host the next meeting in two weeks at her Grafton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Grasso
Orne Sempre Club
Lorain
Walter McMullen
Fred Dostall
Grafton
Ray Krause
Plan Co Ed Party At Dorothy Holliday Home
Plan for a bi weekly Plan Co Ed Party hosted by Dorothy Holliday on Longfellow avenue, with a June 11 gathering after which old business closed. Round Table and bingo entertained, Bettye Kazlow won first prize, Dorothy Konsesky last. Members depart for home and set June 14 at Bettye Kazlow’s East avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Beta Ghamma
Dorothy Holliday
Longfellow Avenue
Bettye Kazlow
Low
Dorothy Konsesky
East Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
A list of hospital admissions includes Ernest McCall 123 Elizabeth street Mrs John Stobo 311 Indiana avenue Richard Donaldson North Olmsted Steve Palagyi 564 Turner street John Brandenburg Stop 14 Lake avenue. Discharges include G Frank Baker 512 Woodland avenue Stephen Torok Cleveland Beverly Bongs 343 Concord street Robert Hess 323 Eastern Heights boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest McCall
Elizabeth Street
John Stobo
Indiana Avenue
Richard Donaldson
North Olmsted
Steve Palagyi
Turner Street
John Brandenburg
Lake Avenue
G. Frank Baker
Woodland Avenue
Stephen Torok
Cleveland
Beverly Bongs
Concord Street
Robert Hess
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Calendar group notices and club meetings listed
Calendar Debutante Sorority meets with Mary Lute Gates avenue Deal Me In Club postponed until June 15 Lorelei meets with Hannah Mc Donald as hostess Continental Club meets at Y M C A Jolly Janes meet with Mrs Hazel Hill East Bridge street St Clair Rebekah lodge Elyria Tent No 3 Maccabees Townsend Club No 2 meets Woodman hall Blue Triangle 2nd Cong mid week Bible study from Micah 7 30 St Paws church council meets church Mid week devotional service at 1st Methodist church 7 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lute
Gates Avenue
Lorelei
Hannah McDonald
Continental Club
Jolly Janes
Hazel Hill
East Bridge Street
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Elyria
Maccabees
Townsend Club
Woodman Hall
Blue Triangle
Micah
St. Paw’s
Postscript Club Hosts Bridge Night
Mary Margaret Finegan of Howe street hosted the Postscript club gathering. Myrtle OConnor won the high score award with Maxine Rolings consoled. Prizes were wrapped in pink cellophane with green ribbons, and luncheons were served at card tables. In two weeks Myrtle OConnor will entertain at her Indian Hollow Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Finegan
Howestreet
Postscript Club
Myrtle O'Connor
Maxine Rolings
Indian Hollow Road
Circle Dot Club Hosts Card Afternoon
Mrs Alice Kaylor hosted a Foster Avenue gathering with a business meeting followed by card playing. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Martha Wirth, Mrs Margaret Maddox, Mrs Teca Neufer, and Mrs Edna Shroyer. Luncheon for sixteen and an invitation to meet at Walnut Street in two weeks were extended by Mrs Flossie Massey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Dot
Alice Kaylor
Foster Avenue
Martha Wirth
Margaret Maddox
Teca Neufer
Edna Shroyer
Flossie Massey
Walnut Street
Gaiety Club Hosts Evening At Kowaleski Home
Miss Georgianna Kowaleski hosted Gaiety Club members on Kipling street with Mrs Elmer Yarosh in attendance. Donkey game awarded prizes to Katherine and Doris Schaefer for high and low scores amid a rose centerpiece luncheon. A Cascade Park picnic is planned for June 8 and the next meeting is set for June 4 at Eleanor Krugman’s Riverdale Court home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Yarosh
Georgianna Kowaleski
Gaiety Club
Kipling Street
Katherine
Doris Schaefer
Cascade Park
Eleanor Krugman
Riverdale Court
Evening of five hundred at Abbe Road home
Mrs Guy B Findley hosted Monday Colonial club on Abbe Road north for five hundred games after dessert at 1 30. The group plans a luncheon in two weeks at a tea room with committee chairs Mrs Artemas Beebe Mrs Cloud Gull Mrs Dan Martin and president Mrs Charles Savage arranging the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Findley
Monday Colonial Club
Abbe Road North
Artemas Beebe
Cloud Gull
Dan Martin
Charles Savage
Jolly Eight Bunco Club Guests Honor Mrs Goetz Birthday
Jolly Eight Bunco club members met with Mrs. Arthur Goetz on Tannery Street yesterday. First prize went to Mrs Kenneth Vaughn, second to Mrs Goetz, and the special prize to Mrs Charles Foreman. Mrs Goetz received gifts after a luncheon. Mrs Vaughn will host the club on Eastern Heights Boulevard on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Eight
Bunco Club
Arthur Goetz
Tannery Stret
Bunco
Kenneth Vaughn
Mrs Goetz
Charles Foreman
Hostess Honors Tuesettes Pinochle Club Members
Mrs M Shively entertained the Tuesettes Pinochle Club last evening with prizes awarded to Mrs E RB Caywood for first place and Mrs Claude Box for consolation. A two course luncheon followed in the dining room with a red and white color motif and peony centerpiece. Mrs Daywood will entertain the club on Wednesday June 15th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Shively
Tuesettes
RB Caywood
Claude Box
Daywood
Local Licenses Issued in Cleveland and Lorain Areas
Edward Casseja aged 21 an assembler in Cleveland receives a license along with Viola Scriven aged 23, Joan Muha 26 of Sheffield Township a laboratory worker, Jose Pring Logar 19, Lorain, and Lorain resident Theodore Klekota 27 a steel worker with Julia Demchik 23, Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Casseja
Cleveland
Viola Scriven
Lorain
Joan Muha
Sheffield Township
Josepring Logar
Theodore Klekota
Julia Demchik
Cosmopolitan Club Luncheon and Research Club Picnic Planned
The Cosmopolitan Club meets Thursday June 9 at 1 30 PM at Mrs Arthur C Smith 615 East Avenue for a tureen luncheon. The Research Club hosts a picnic Thursday at Camp Iss for members and families with scenes at 6 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Arthur C. Smith
East Avenue
Research Club
Camp Iss
Grand Dean to Visit Local Chapter of Women of Moose
Senior Regent Elizabeth Gallo announces the Elyria Chapter will induct about fifty women on Thursday June 3 at the Moose Home 114 Grace Court. Mrs Mary Wallace of Cincinnati will honor the chapter as the first Grand Dean of the Academy of Friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Galloway
The
Women of the Moose
Moose
Grace Court
Elyria
Cleveland
Mary Wallace
Cincinnati
Academy of Friendship of the Women of the Moose
Wallace
Organization
Ohto
Mouseheart
Illinois
Loyal Order of Moose
Daughters of American Revolution
Daughters of America
Daughters of Union Veterans
Parent-Teacher Association
Republican Club
Red Cross
Farm Womans Club Meets June Seventh at Penfield
Penfield The Farm Womans Club meets Tuesday June 7 with host Mrs William Brouse. Assistant hostesses are Mrs Myers and Mrs Muinkler. Members are asked to bring table service and attend a covered dish dinner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Farm Womans Club
Wiliam Brouse
Myers
Muinkler
Junior Senior banquet features Holland scene and music
The banquet, held Friday evening, showcased a Holland theme with blue ceiling props and a tulip bordered white fence. Jack Flynn's orchestra played as dutch costumed staff served a meal. guests included Miss Gleason and Mrs. Gibbons. speakers included Virginia Leach and others. dancing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Flynn
Marie Remen
Lois Leach
Doris Browand
William
Jack Feron
Jesse Kaszar
Mr. Wilms
Virginia Leach
James Schulz
Alex Kaszar
Robert Eglin
Wayne Buell
Mr. Zellars
Miss Gleason
Mrs. Gibbons
Amherst High Class Night Exercises Held In Gymnasium
Amherst O June 1 A crowd witnessed the annual class night exercises of the class of 1938 at the school gymnasium. The program featured plays and musical skits with students such as Jack Blake Don Maze Beverly Bruce and James Short in principal roles. The May Queen ceremony and a movie titled 1938 Marches On highlighted the evening along with a candle light service and the presentation of a class gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Herbert Gammons
Jack Blake
Don Maze
Salle James
Beverly Bruce
Robert Slack
Nora
Celia Ward
Chifford Messal
Old Monico
David Schmitkens
Mary Alice McDermott
Alfred Baxter
Helen Abraham
Joseph Fuhrman
Janice Bruce
James Short
Constance Kreeger
Robert Lauer
Margaret Krieg
Gerald VanKeuren
Lila Muth
James Larson
Willis Barker
Judy
Mary Izold
David Brooks
Burton Hoffner
Johnson
O'Connor
Julia Szarka
Reading
Tuttle- Adams
Susan
Hazel Murdy
Lenore Suthif
Enlleen Kreeger
Hilda Behrendt
Nellie Miller
Betty Kelly
Ruth Barris
Eva Koepke
Gerald van Keuren
Betty Gawne
Joseph McCann
Wiliam Kunzman
Annie Truscella
Geraldine Wiegand
Beverly Race
Mary Berger
Junior class decor and mothers host lesson dinner
The junior class led the decor efforts while mothers organized and served the dinner. Their coordinated event reflected class spirit and community help.
United Society Hosts Dinner and Sale at Mrs Rowley's Home
Mrs Leo Rowley hosted the United Society at her residence with help from Mrs Schulz Mrs Myers and Mrs Kies. A covered dish lunch followed by a business meeting led by Mrs C E Dickason. Wilma Johnson and Joyce Johnson performed songs and recited. The white elephant sale attracted much merriment. Out of town guests included Mrs E Andrews Mrs McQueen Mrs Elsie Palmer Mrs O L Gates of Wellington Mrs Harvey Johnson and children from LaGrange and Mrs Dick Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Rowley
United Society
Elsie Palmer
O L. Gates
Wellington
Harvey Johnson
LaGrange
Dick Moore
Norris Family and Guests Visit in Penfield Area
Flint Michigan residents Mr. and Mrs C A Norris and children visit Mrs Norris parents Mr and Mrs H S Underhill. Mr and Mrs Merle Bradstock and son from Oberlin Road dine with Mr and Mrs P E Davison. Penfield Grange meets June 1. Underhills move to LaGrange. Will Alexander and Clem Gardiner visit. Ross Myers and family visit W H Myers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Norris
Flint
Mich
P. E. Davison’s
Ross Myers
Sheffield
W. H. Myers
Chintz Cottage cast delights director on birthday eve
Members of the cast presented at Lorain county rally of young Evangelical ladies and at the Mother Daughter party of the Philathea Bible class, delighting director Miss Olive Miller on her birthday. A theater party preceded a social hour and luncheon at Miss Ruth Ehrman's home. Present were the honoree and several Misses and Mrs Hoffner Langstreth. Miller received a gift in honor of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Philathea Bible Class
Olive Miller
Ruth Ehrman
Cleveland Avenue
Helen Roemer
Flora Sabters
Virginia Witt
Gladys Hopkins
Helen Hollingsworth
Donna Pumphrey
Roy Hoffner
Margaret Langstreth
Miss Miller
Evening events at local churches and school
Commencement exercises occur this evening in the school auditorium. Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars meets tonight. The Woman's Union of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed hosts a semi annual birthday party Thursday at church parlors with lunch at noon. St Paul Lutheran Church Ladies' Aid meets Thursday afternoon at the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Woman's Union of
Move notices and a lodge card change of date
Irene Burnett will move from Werner property on Pari avenue to Wilson property on Spring street. Mr and Mrs Braud igan Elyria will move into Werner property. Mrs Sam Kassouf and daughter Barbara Detroit are guests of Amherst relatives. Jessamine Lodge card party date change from June 10 to June 9 at Mrs James Miller Beavercourt home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Burnett
Werner
Pari Avenue
Wilson
Spring Street
Braudigan
Elyria
Sam Kassouf
Barbara
Detroit
Amherst
Jessamine Lodge
James Miller
Beavercourt
Guilds Honor Bridge Winners At St Josephs Event
Mrs J J Smythe hosted the Victorian Guild of St Josephs church on Woodhill Drive last evening. Honors in bridge went to Miss Corrine Finnegan Miss Katharine Braun and Mrs Robert Finnegan with special prize to Miss Dorothea Laughlin of Lakewood. Twelve attendees enjoyed refreshments. In two weeks the Guild will meet with Mrs Irvin Telzerow on Tenney Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Smythe
Woodhill Drive
St. Joseph's Church
Corrine Finnegan
Katharine Braun
Robert Finnegan
Dorothea Laughlin
Lakewood
Irvin Telzerow
Tenney Avenue
St. Ann's Society Plans Public Dinner for June 12
Circle two members met with Mrs. Carl Bodman of Milan avenue to arrange the public dinner set for June 12. Pinochle winners were Mrs. Thomas Andrews and Mrs. George A. Braun while Fan Tan honors went to Mrs. Frank Hurlburt and Mrs. C. Specker. A refreshment course was served and the group scheduled a follow up meeting with Mrs. Thomas Andrews of North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Two
St. Ann's Society
Carl Bodman
Milan Avenue
Thomas Andrews
George A. Braun
Fan Tan
Frank Hurlburt
C. Specker
North Main Street
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Pricemru
Joseph T. Meyers
Olga Forthofer
Alvin Smith
al Krage
John Schweda
Arthur Dechant
Meyers
Luella Smith
Andrew Smith
Catherine Schuster
Avon
All-Oddfellows
Elyria Lodge No
Walter Gehrke
Gehrke
William M. Johnson
Church of Christ
Will Foster
Cutltar
Elyria Hardware
Newspaperrachive
Esquire Features, Inc
B-W Student Assembly
Parent-Teacher Council
Syria
Scrivens
Marian Bodine
Hoffman’s Beauty
4Th St
Brookhouser’s
Brookhouser
Middle Ave
Miss Finegan
Entertain Colonial Club
Women of Moose
Mrs
Ruth
Lake Ave
Lorain County Home
Princeton
Wife Savers
B. A. Jenne
Church St
Florence Raesler
Robert Laux
Hospital News
Irene Wellman
South Amherst
Fruit Store
Jim Johnson
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
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