Cosmopolitan Club Resumes After Summer Recess
Members of the Cosmopolitan club met at Mrs. Henry Beam’s home at 224 Woosterstraat after a summer recess. A tureen luncheon was served, Mrs. Leland Weichel assisted, and the new president Mrs. Welcher presented the club’s planned activities for 1937. A member husband party was planned. the next guest day on October 7 at Mrs. Virgil Jasper’s home, 239 Pasadena avenue, at 2:00 PM with Mrs. John Wehrhoff assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Henry Béam
Woosterstraat
Leland Weichel
Beam
Mra. Welcher
Virgil Jasper
Pasadena Avenue
John Wehrhoff
DeMolay Spelling Bee Rivalry Lights Elyria Meeting
DeMolay David J Nye Chapter held a regular meeting in the I O O F hall with Master Councilor Charles Hays reporting on the Cleveland State Conclave. A large attendance enjoyed a challenging spelling bee and prizes awarded by Norwood Baumhardt, plus plans for petion drives and a fall program. Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary did not meet due to heat, with next session planned for September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
I. 0
Clyde Refenning
Arthur O'Hara
Norwood Baumhardt
Artemax Beebo
Oliver Carey
Brenner
Cranford
New Jersey
Charles Hays M. C
Merrill Walker
Robert Carman
Robert Markel
Baumhardt
Elyria
Woodworth
Columbus
Ohio
George P. Colburn
Colburn
New York
Emil Struck
Gilmore Camp
Auxiliary
Et Lorain
Volunteer Bay
8Th Ohio Infantry
Ashland
Phi Kappa Signa Plans Labor Day Stay At Vermilion
The Phi Kappa Signa group met at Betty Osborn’s Washington avenue home last evening to discuss Labor Day plans at Vermilion on the Lake. Bridge was the main activity with prizes awarded to Rose Rosa and Reva Taylor, followed by a dessert course. The meeting adjourned for two weeks with Babe Papworth set to host in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Signa
Betty Osborn
Washington Avenue
Vermilion
Bridge
Rose Rosa
Reva Taylor
Babe Papworth
Lorain
Tj A
Licenses list for Lorain and Elyria pairs
The item records several license pairs including George Vinovich 26 steel worker Lorain and Matilda Mejak 20 Lorain. Kenneth Strother 29 Elyria tool maker and Joyce Duckett 32 Elyria. Eugene Resar 24 Elyria re lef manager and Gladys Martin 19 Lorain. Orlando Thomas Cecil 25 Lorain truck driver and Alice Elizabeth McCartney 22 Lorain. Edward Wagner 20 Black River township student and Ruth Libby 22 Black River township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vinovich
Lorain
Matilda Mejak
Kenneth Strother
Elyria
Joyce Duckett
West Avenue
Eugene Resar
Relef
Gladys Martin
Orlando Thomas Cecil
Alice Elizabeth McCartney
Edward Wagner
Black River Township
Ruth Libby
W B A Hosts Bingo Night After Meeting
The Women’s Benefit Association held a bingo party in Woodman Hall after their meeting. Prizes went to three top scorers Mrs Jennie Smith Miss Hazel Gibson and Hilean Knappen. Organizing committee included Mrs Ann Faulhaber Mrs Carrie Miller and Mrs Bertha Olmsted. The group will meet again September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Benefit Association
Woodman Hall
Jennie Smith
Hazel Gibson
Hilean Knappen
Ann Faulhaber
Carrie Miller
Bertha Olmsted
Thirty-Two Women Attend St John’s Ladies Aid Meeting
Thirty-two women including two guests attended the regular St John’s Ladies’ Aid Society meeting yesterday afternoon in the auditorium on Third Street. Hostesses were Mrs. W Kushinski and Mrs. G Burandt. A social meeting is planned in two weeks. The Alameda de las Delicias is the name of the broad avenue through central Santiago Chile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John's ‘Ladies’ Aid Society
Third Street
W. Kushinski
G. Burandt
Santiago
Chile
Mayor Perry Crowned Marryinest Mayor of Ogden
Hiram Perry claims the title as he tied 65 couples in marriage during the first half of 1937 in Ogden Utah. The city offered a free home-building permit to each couple married by the mayor. Egypt cut its advertising budget for international promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Hiram Perry
United States
Hamilton Plays Draw Top Attendance Among Playgrounds
Elyria’s five city playgrounds on school grounds drew 14 882 attendees over six weeks. Hamilton led with 4 701, followed by McKinley 4 197, Allen 3 108, Edison 1 623, and Jeffe nson 1 304. Total cost 1085 with 960 for supervision and 125 for equipment. major support came from the City Board of Education and local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lucille E. Flint
Flint
Loyal Order of Moose
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
American Legion
Central Labor Union
Hamilton P. T. A
McKinley P. T. A
Gates P. T. A
Elyria Council of Parent- Teacher Associations
Allen P. T. A
Silent-Nite Tourist Rooms Seeks Elyria Member
Silent-Nite Tourist Rooms Association, a chain in twelve states, seeks a member in Elyria. An attractive home near a US or state highway with three or more bedrooms for tourists can earn from 900 to 3000 dollars yearly. Write to 2101 Kennedy St NE Minneapolis Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
U. S
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Henry Beam
DeMolay
O. E. Barton
Seventh Street
Pythian Sisters
Nellie Stull
Evelyn Brest
Roma Stull
A. E. Sherman
Barton
Kate Reinhardt
Julia Hall
Minnie Gard
Banco
Constance Ernst
Hazel Bacon
Hazel
W. B.A
Jacqueline Cochran
Burbank
Cal
Cleveland
Floyd B. Odlum
Wall Street
Boy Wonder
Egypt
Hamilton
I. D. Faxon
George Carek
Ralph F. Bauer
Elyria High
P. T. A. Council
D. Hull
A. M. Fell
Germany
Rabaul
New Guissa
Itelcano
J. Trent
Chaseling
Argentine
Ruth
Lake Avenue
Paris
Triumphs
Farin
Alli
Mings
Viva Veils
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