Two Former Principals honored At Dinner
Miss Elizabeth Freese and Miss Leanna Moore were honored guests at a dinner party hosted by Hamilton School and Gates Edison principals and retired leaders Miss Nelle Mantle and Miss Myrtle Halliwell at Miss Harrett Hubbard's lakeshore summer home. The six o'clock dinner included Superintendent R. C. Maston and many local educators. Freese served as principal for 23 years, mostly at Hamilton, and Moore for 20 years at Gates and Edison. Silver serving dishes were presented to the honorees by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Freese
Leanna Moore
Nelle Mantle
Myrtle Halliwell
Harrett Hubbard
R. C. Maston
Freese
Miss Moore
Miss Hubbard
Halliwell
Nellie Manile
Fern Gates
Olive Cheney
Wizzie Helin
Bessie Downing
Marjorie Rossiter
Mabel Ellis
Hamilton School
Gates and Edison
Hadassah Chapter Hears Regional Chairman
The Elyria Hadassah chapter held its second monthly meeting on Wednesday afternoon October 12. The program featured Cleveland Regional Chairman Mrs Benjamin F L Margolin who praised Hadassah efforts in Palestine including the modern new hospital on ML Scupus nearing dedication. She highlighted Palestinian medical work against trachoma and malaria and noted parallels to efforts among Arizona Indians. The meeting drew strong attendance and honored Mrs Margolin's visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Hadassah
Cleveland
Benjamin FL Margolin
Margolin
Palestine
ML. Scupus
America
Ektrophon Delphian Chapter
Delphian Society
Cleveland Hotel
Modern Youth Movement
Bruce Christie
Wilfrid Bowdler
Earl Foster
B. C. Franklin
Marie Peterson
Ektrophon Delphian
Young Men's Christian Association
Progressive Dinner Plans Aim to End With Bridge
Miss June Harrison announced a November progressive dinner with Jean Shepard in charge. Shepard outlined dinner courses ending with bridge at the Rennue home Tuesday evening where Miss McMullen won first and Miss Harrison second. A salad sandwich course fed ten guests. centerpiece featured dark red salvia and Mexican designed napkins. Mrs Myron Lansster to host two weeks later on Grafton road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Harrison
Jean Shepard
Elyria Tonight Sees Community Club Meetings and Events
A busy calendar lists Grace Gutheran Young People Halloween party at 7 30 p m Beacon Light class at St Paul s church Fat Com Club meets with Grandstaffs Pythian Sisters hear convention reports and more including card parties dances dinners lectures and alms events across Elyria with many host names and locations repeated throughout the evening schedule
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Gutheran
C. Grandstaff
Longfellow Street
Beacon Light
St. Paul's
Alice Pitman
Ruth Heginbotham
Pythian
Catholic Study Club No
Marie Kaiser
2Nd Congregational
Annabel Ryan
Columbus Street
Elyria Rockettes
Legion Home
Make Party Plans For Sigloe Meeting At Home
The Sigloe weekly meeting convened Tuesday at Mrs Dorothy Funk s Fairlawn Avenue home with Florence Fatz as hostess. Old business was closed and a Halloween party discussed. Committees were appointed. Refreshments and a social hour followed. Next meeting set for October 18 at Genevieve Gariss s Chestnut Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigloe
Dorothy Funk
Fairlawn l Avenue
Florence Fatz
Hallowe’en
Genevieve Gariss
Chestnut Street
Medina Association Names New Moderator
Sixteen churches attended the Medina Association meeting at South Amherst Congregational Church. Rev. Ralph E Albright of Lodi was elected moderator to complete Rev. Thomas Williams term after Williams resignation. The group also granted licensure to Darel M. Farnham and William L. Cash Jr and made personnel changes on mission and social action committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina Association
South Amherst Congregational Church
Herbert F. Loomis
Edith Douglas
Bulgaria
Fred L Hall
Orville C. Jones
O. G. Reuman
Beloit
Thomas Williams
Northeastern Association
Pennsylvania
Oscar Nichols
Ralph E Albright
Lodi
Darel M. Farnham
William L. Cash, Jr
Fof Theology
Stanley G. Shaw
Herbert F Loomis
Farewell Party for Mary Gamok in South Amherst
Edith Blakeley and Mel dred Hamilton hosted a farewell party at 422 Second Street. Mary Gamok will move to California on Friday October fourteenth. Prizes went to Bingottas in play, Esther Hogue, and Madelyn Szabo. Luncheon for fourteen with Halloween colors. Attendees from South Amherst, Lorain, Elyria include Elizabeth Gamok, Irene Dersa, Estella and Annabel Pawlinski, Berniee Joloktski, Viola Wilt, Florence Blaser, Frances Leonard, Jo Skora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gamok
South Amherst
Edith Blakeley
Meldred Hamilton
Second Street
Miss Gamok
California
Bingottas
Esther Hogue
Madelyn Szabo
Hallowe'en
Lorain
Elyria
Elizabeth Gamok
Irene Dersa
Estella
Annabel Pawlinski
Berniee Joloktski
Viola Wilt
Florence Blaser
Frances Leonard
Jo Skora
St Agnes PTA card party and meeting changes in town
The St Agnes Parent-Teacher Association hosts a card party at the Elyria Woman’s Club at eight tonight led by general chairwoman Mrs. Frank Guy. Townsend Club No 2 shifts meetings to the British Empire Club hall with Mondays now planned, but no session on the 17th due to the Townsend Rally at the High School auditorium. The group will inaugurate the new quarters with a October 24 luncheon and board party after notifying members by mail. Ten new members brought totals to 134. The Milk Juggiers entertained, bingo occurred, and Jolly Stitchers at Anna Wildenheim’s home enjoyed a tureen dinner with a future gathering planned at Margaret Dailey’s home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club
Frances Kirkbride
B. EL Boulevard
Alberta Ehlert
Longford Avenue
Ann Brown
St. Agnes P-T. A
Woman's Club
O. L. Dusthimer
B-W. College
P-T. A
Bethel Shrine
Elyria Commandery
E. T
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxilary
Altar Guild of
St. Andrews
George D. Nicholas
Gulf Farms
Emma Dean Anderson
United Presbyterian Church
ST. Agnes St. Agnes Parent-Teacher Association
Elyria
Townsend Club No 2
Woodman Hall
British Empire Club
Jolly Stitchers
Anna Wildenheim
Foster Avenue
Margaret Dailey
Pasadena Avenue
Clevelanders briefed on college work and local events
Four Clevelanders and four Shauf representatives addressed the Cora May Wallon Mission Study Club after dinner, detailing the College of Religious and Social Training needs. District Delphian conclave attendees from Elyria reported on youth movement programs and set an upcoming discussional meeting at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Worthington
Vernon Bond
Sarah Thomas
BR. W. Daykin
Robert Huneke
E. Glenn Baxter
Robert Knechtges
New Club Meets Mrs Winfield Hosts Just Us Bridge
Mrs Mary Winfield hosted the Just Us bridge club meeting last evening devoted to cards. First prize went to Mrs Hugh Thompson, second to Mrs Myra Carter, with Mrs James Howe consoled. Dessert was served to a list of members including Mrs Lucille Christian, Mrs James Jackson, and Miss Liza Thompson. The club organized a week ago at Mrs Christian's Columbus street home with officers elected: President Mrs Christian, Vice President Mrs Brown, Secretary Mrs James Howe, Treasurer Mrs Jackson, and Reporter Mrs Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Club
Mary Winfield
Just Us Bridge Club
Hugh Thompson
Myra Carter
James Howe
Lucille Christian
James Jackson
Mia
Mel
Mildred Brown
Liza Thompson
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