Madame Presidents Lead Elyria Women’s Clubs and PTA
A feature profile surveys Elyria area women who head YWCA, church groups, and PTA councils. It highlights Grace Coyle, Mrs. Richard Horan, Mrs. George Mallow, Mrs. Clyde McDowell, and Mrs. Charles Boyd, detailing their roles, community work, and family lives while arguing women organize to turn ideals into action across education, culture, and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Y.W.C.A
PTA
Elylen
USA
Wom
Elyria YWCA Promotes Diversified Program For Women
Elyria YWCA outlines a varied program aimed at general betterment for women and girls. President Mrs Clyde McDowell cites 14 YWCA units including Garden Y's Intercultural Club and eight Y Teen groups to meet recreational educational and spiritual needs for members aged 1 adult and 450 teens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Macdowell
Gulf Rd
Wall
Elyria Vaw
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gates Hospital
Nancy
Mary
Walker Company
Cleveland St
Washington, D.C
Williamsburg
Monticello
Holly Hall
W.C.A
Elyria
Clyde McDowell
Garden Y
Arteratti
Ning Women’s League
Clarence Sharrer
Rainbow For Girls
Steel and Tubes
Republic Steel Corporation
415 West North St
Pittsburgh
Grayce Davis
Indianapolis
Jean Montgomery
Strongsville
Janet Jantz
Sharrers
Florida
Church Women Express Faith In Work Worship And Study
Elyria church women unite in service and civic efforts through the YWCA and Catholic groups. The Elyria Council of Church Women leads discussions and projects for community betterment, emphasizing equal merits and opportunities for all as children of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaw.c.a
Elyria Yaw.c A
Elyria Church
Elyria
Ireland
YWCA
Temple
George Mallow
Cambridge Ave
Richard Horan
Denison Ave
Elyria Council of Catholic Study Clubs
William A. Newton
Elyria PTA Council Organizes City Wide Support Network
Elyria's PTA Council acts as the conference body linking all city units to oversee PTA activities. Mrs. Charles Boyd chairs as council president, promoting parent education, unity between home and school, and a stronger membership through coordinated programs and monthly meetings. The council highlights the Summer Round-up health project and school safety initiatives while reinforcing the national PTA structure founded in 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mallow
Elyria
Mallow
Bill
Kent
Hawthornden State Hospital
Macedonia
Ee Ee
Charles Boyd
Elyria Council of Parent Teacher Associations
PTA
Larry
Jefferson Pta
Gates Pta
Boyd
National Tube
Elyria High School
Louisiana Ave
Beaver Park
New York City
Elyria Parent Teacher Association Council
Charles Boyd Counal
Wilers
Atsu
Loyd
Beehtel
Rushittren
Sel Foster
Bert Oris
James Hill
Teas
M. Barchard
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Washington D.C
Hawaii
Alaska
Canal Zone
Elyria Church Women Highlight Years Work and Projects
Elyria Council of Church Women lists past accomplishments since 1933 led by Mr. Peter South. Highlights include World Community Day and World Day of Prayer with offerings supporting peace work, clothing drives, aid to migrant workers, the International University of Japan, and mission education. May Fellowship Day promotes local fellowship and action, funds to Cuban relief, and discussions on United Nations and world affairs. A new plastic washbasin note ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Women For Peace
jTural Negro Minty
International University of Japan
Council of Church Women
Ecumenical Church
Chashan Womer
Iite
Chashan
Counal
Weisan Counal
Coma
United Nations
Gifford Cowin
National Council
Catholic Study Clubs Council Speech Highlights Faith Study
The Catholic Study Clubs Council discusses study clubs inspired by Saint Paul and Saint Peter urging firm faith through knowledge. Mrs Horan, with 18 years in study club work, notes religion requires action grounded in will and psychology links knowledge to deeper faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
St Peter
Horan
Apostles
Canaledge
Study Club
Theoty
United” Council
Robert Rothel
St. Mar’s Pansh
Raymond E. McCullen
St. Jude's
William Humphrey
St Jude's
Harry H. White
Al‘bert Schneider
Thomas R. Polen
John Wheeham
A A Burkhard
Mary Margaret Fireran
Domnic Luppra
William White
Boyce Goldcamp
Andrew Hutchieson
Hugh Calahan
John Dwyer
Fall fashions bring vivid colors and warm knits to town
The issue highlights new fall looks with greens and oranges in coats, sweaters, dresses, and hats. It notes cashmeres, wool jerseys, tweeds, and plaids, plus accessorizing ideas. A study club section lists officers and presidents across multiple churches, stressing fashion and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
Sherwood Forest
Erin
Iit
California
Elyria Woman's Club Aims Social Civic Cultural Growth
The Elyria Woman's Club Inc plans a new club house to better serve its departments American Home and Child Welfare Civic and Political Science Education and Fine Arts Pioneer Social Progress and Junior Women. The juniors train future leaders while the club promotes juvenile delinquency study and supports veterans, Red Cross drives, Cascade Park pool, and charitable projects at Elyria Memorial Hospital and Crile’s hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Zoltai
Elyria
Zoltar
Red Cross
March of Dimes
Zoltai
Elyran
Elyria High
Wesley Suhr
Elynn Foundry
Calaan Drive
Gulf Rd
Deborah Lynn
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
YWCA
Lake Ewe
Elyria Woman's Club, Inc
Clarence Sharrer
Elyna Woman's Club, Inc
De-Kers
Cascade Park Pool
Crile ‘S
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iina
University
School of Applied So
Leml Seipncor
Coyle
Grace Coyle
West
Cleve
Tne
da Alam Tha Enniat
Mrs. Horan
Omo Federation
Ohio Federation
GFWC
International Council of Churches
Elyria Community Chest
Community Welfare Council
Berlin Heights
McDowell
First Congregational Church
First Church Women
Rathr
Elyria Ywca
Tthis
Delong Yur Suen EU
Elyria Pta Council
Phiye
Elyria Council Church Women
Peg Eee
Catholic Study Clubs Council
Bernice Gwinn
Selket
Woman's Club
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!