Y W C A Board Opens Fall With Plans In Society Notes
The YWCA board met at the Y building with President Mrs. D A Baird presiding. Fall plans included a September 24 opening, a domestic workers program starting October 1 led by Mrs. Deane Burns and Mrs. George Hoke, and a new hospitality committee to welcome newcomers. Mrs. R E Lyndon resigned as director. Also listed were goals across programs and increased membership. Miss Elizabeth Taylor, 21, celebrated with friends at 725 East River Street, Bunco prizes awarded to guests including Mrs. Stanley Draper, Bob Mallory, Miss Annabelle Horace, and Ellsworth Albert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W.C A
D. A. Baird
W. C. McClellan
Geo. Johnson
A. H. West
Eix Waake
Deane Burns
George Hoke
J. Crisp
Hospitality Committee
R. E. Lyndon
Youngstown
Ohio
Miss Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
East River Street
Bunco
Virginia Brunger
Mrs. Stanley Draper
Raymond Brunger
Kenneth Young
Arnold Alexander
Bob Mallory
Ellsworth Albert
Veterans group plans second anniversary event at Woodman Hall
Captain P D Reefy Circle and B A Horace led last night’s regular session in Woodman Hall outlining plans for the second anniversary celebration on September 23 with supper at six. A card party series starts September 17 hosted by Mrs Flood and Mrs Decker. William Goodman won the evening’s prize. Luncheon committee headed by Mrs Frank Hitsman served refreshments afterward. Fifteen attended. The B B B club met with 11 members and 4 guests including Mrs Kayes and Mrs Justavich. Wes Radde won the prize. Meeting adjourned after remarks and garden-themed decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Reefy
B. A. Horace
H. B. Chapman
Woodman Hall
Flood
West Sixth Street
Elizabeth Decker
William Goodman
Frank Hitsman
B. B. B. Club
Harry Dickens, Jr
Fred Kayes
Keyes
Justavich
Brlke
Joe
David Beattie
Wes
Radde
William Cook
Clark Street
Sunny Side
Ed Weber
Caroline Avenue
Progressive Banco
Herman Hinderer
C. E. Koontz
RK. Nichols
William Meinke
Anna Wendorf
Columbus Stree
Betrothal Revealed At Akron Man's Engagement Party
Alice Wilcox announced her engagement to Carl Danheuser of Akron at a Jefferson avenue home gathering. A decorative scroll announced October wedding plans and a future banded ceremony at Firestone Company. Local club events highlighted by a Women’s Division luncheon and upcoming Halloween party plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Wilcox
Akron
Carl Danheuser
Miss Wilcox
Jefferson Avenue
Firestone Company
Miss Wicey Pas
Rikita
Hugh Seheal
Mt Brate Celles
Women of First Congregational Church Meet Wednesday
The Women's Association invites the church and congregation to the next meeting on Wednesday September 11th at 1236 Green. A luncheon with rafts rolls and table service will be provided. Mrs. O G Reuman of Medina will speak on It Will Sing a New Song.
Community club notes and mixed social calendar
Calendar items from Epworth League cabins meetings to lodge gatherings, auxiliary and church events, birthdays and light social contests unfold across Elyria area. Mentions include Chestnut Legion Auxiliary, St. Mary’s Congregational church functions, Sunny Side Up Club, Sears Room at Beaver Park, and Sunny Side Up social gatherings with card games and harmonica renditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Cascade Street
Ed Stevens
Dru
Elyria Lodge
F. Misels
Mary A. Chand
Daughters of Union
Cora Palmer
Chestnut Legion Auxiliary Auxiliary Knights of St. Womlen's Association
Glen Sraderick
Highland Court
A. A. U. W. Opens Fall Meeting in Elyria
The Elyria Council of the Oberlin Branch A A U W plans its first Fall meeting Monday evening September 16 at the YWCA gymnasium. Members can enroll in one of five study groups: music appreciation drama economics or international relations books and study of food allergies. Group leaders to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A.U.W
Elyria Council
Oberlin
Y. W
Executives and Chairmen Meet at O B P W Club
The meeting last evening included Caroline Fates Harris, Grace Tarnational Relations, and Alice. plans focus on national state programs for the coming year. Elizabeth leads the program committee as several chairmen plan to attend the September conference in Columbus Ohio on the 14th and 15th with state officers to discuss the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vely
Joint K of C Installation in Lorain Adds Fall Activities
Lorain Knights of Columbus plan a joint installation and fall activities with dances starting October. John Ross promises entertainment for members at upcoming events. Meeting postponed to October 14 to accommodate Eucharistic Congress services. Lecturer promises a surprise for the Knights. Matt Roth notes Edward Welsh recovering and open to visitors while Patrick Crave improves. William Dengate cannot receive visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain K
Aich Limet
All U
John Ross
C' Congress
Knights
Matt Roth
Edward Welsh
Patrick Crave
William Dengate
Elyria Rainbow for Girls elects officers for term
After a summer recess Elyria Assembly No 13 Rainbow for Girls held its first fall meeting electing officers for the next term. June Garford is Worthy Advisor Myrna Smetzer Worthy Associate Advisor Yvonne Meyers Charity Ruth Long Hope Maxine Garford Faith. Open installation set for September 23 with practice September 22. Marion Higgins Hostess Clio Club hosted bridge at Miss Marion Higgins home on Bond Street. Marian Romp won high score and luncheon featured garden flowers. In two weeks Miss Mary Barton will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Assembly No. 13
Order of Rainbow For Girls
June Garford
Myrna Smetzer
Charity
Yvonne Meyers
Hope
Ruth Long
Faith
Maxine Garford
Neat
Marion Higgins
Clio Club
Bondstreet
Marian Romp
Mary Barton
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Four Speakers Entertain Columbia Club Members at St John’s
Last evening at St. John’s School Columbia club members heard four speakers Reverend Armin Schroeder Reverend F J Schumm Reverend P M Schroeter and R Kamphoeffer present varied topics A committee including Reverend Schroeder P M Schroeter and John Schoenfelt served lunch to forty men The remainder of the evening was devoted to cards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
St. John’s School
Armin Schroeder
F. J. Schumm
P. M. Schroeter
R. Kamphoeffer
Reverend Schroeder
P.M. Schroeter
John Schoenfelt
Hospital Admissions List From City Addresses
A compiled notice lists hospital admissions including Mrs. Carl Saegert of 386 Furnace Street and Mrs. Edna Zimmer of 229 Chestnut Street. It notes baby boy at 1918 Middle Avenue and baby girl at 236 Gates Avenue, with several other entries such as William Schuster, Ray Jackson at Jackson Hotel, Mrs. John Nasipak, Mrs. Charles Yost, Jos 24 Bath Street, Mrs. Frank Emery, Wesley Avenue, and Louis Roka of 349 Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Saegert
Furnace Street
Edna Zimmer
Chestnut Street
William Schuster
Narges
Ray Jackson
Jackson Hotel
John Nasipak
Middle Avenue
Charles Yost
Gates Avenue
Jos
Bath Street
Frank “Emery
Wesley Avenue
Louis Roka
Second Street
Rainbow Ube Methodist church meeting reports charity aid
The Rainbow Ube Methodist church meeting opened by President Lorene Braddon heard letters from Abel Henderson a Ken-Lountain girl who won a scholarship to Berea College and clothing donations for her. Bake sale planned this month. Hostesses listed. Next meeting October 14 at Miss Ganter’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube Methodist Church
Last EE
Lorene Braddon
Helen Lehman
Iheni
Abel Henderson
Miss Henderson
Om High School
Beren Ee College
Winifred Brown
Helen Graw
Genevieve Sanderson
Marguerite Merthe
Virginia Christman
Olive Schwind
Zelda Meeker
Falllowers
Mrs Sheppard Hosts Colonial Club At Park Avenue
Mrs C G Sheppard entertained Colonial Club at her home on Park Avenue Monday afternoon with five hundred in play. After the game she served luncheon. The September twenty third meeting place will be announced.
Lake Avenue P T A Opens with Flower Show Plan
The Hold Ist P T A meets Wednesday at 8 pm on Lake Avenue with Mrs Dell Cromling presiding. The session will outline plans for the coming year and feature a flower show with brief talks outlining aims and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A
Lake Avenue
Parent-Teacher Association
Dell Cromling
Local Licenses For August Yunker And Others
Licenses listed for August Yunker of Lorain crane man and Helen Michalski of Lorain. Lamar Timmerman of Graham Bradenton Florida credit reporter and Edith Lucille Jones of Elyria. Louis Braening of Lakewood bricklayer and Emily Carnot of Avon. Kenneth Walkden of Elyria National Tules Company time keeper and Gladys Ulrich of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Yunker
Lorain
Craneman
Helen Michalski
Lamar Timmerman Graham
Bradenton
Fla
Edith Lucille Jones
Elyria
Louis Braening
Lakewood
Emily Carnot
Avon
Kenneth Walkden
National Tules Company
Gladys Ulrich
Jefferson Pupils To Compete In Flower Show
Jefferson Junior High hosts a Friday flower show with pupil exhibitors judged by Kenneth Botamer and Paul Wainwright. The Parent-Teacher Association sponsors the event with Mrs. George Sayers as general chairman and committee members including Mrs. A. M. Fell, Mrs. Sprague, Mrs. Walter Botamer, and Mrs. W. B. Hysell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Junior High
Kenneth Botamer
Paul Wainwright
Parent
George Sayers
A. M. Fell
Sprague
Walter Botamer
W. B. Hysell
Personal notices from a busy regional society page
The column items list Miss Cora Belle Troxel of Denver visiting Washington avenue, preparing to enter Oberlin Conservatory. Mrs. Walter H. Melody and children visiting in St. Petersburg, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walker of Montreal visiting relatives in Harwood. Ada Smith returning from a West Coast trip before resuming teaching in Lakewood Schools. Other notes cover local engagements, travel to Euclid and Steubenville for weddings, Wheaton College students Allan Davies and David Everard, and Ruth Radde’s illness on Fairlawn avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Belle Troxel
Denver
Colorado
D. 8. Troxel
Washington Avenue
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Walter H. Melody
Sue
James David
St. Petersburg
Florida
Leo Smith
Eighth Street
Bert Walker
Montreal
Canada
Willam Walker
Harwood Street
Ada Smith
Roy Smith
East Avenue
Lakewood
Miss Smith
Grand Canyon
San Diego
Alaska
P. €. Gilman
M. M Wilcox
Frank Wilcox
Flora Hoak
H. Hannan
H. Stezer
H. Stang
Edna Johnson
Marguerite Merthe
Margaret Smith
Wiliam Oldham
Wilcox-Walter
Berea
Wooster
Troxel
Alvina Troxel
Harve Troxel
Elmer Sibley
Edward J. Ernst
Kathleen
Euclid
Ohio
Leonard Wheatley
Steubenville
Phyliss Wheatley
Herbert Mason
Park Avenue
H. J. Eady
Grace Noakes
Perry
Allan Davies
Wheaton
Ilinois
Wheaton College
Jean L. Maddock
Cleveland Rad
Hiram
Maddock
Hiram College
Alice Bird
Howe Street
Fayette
Irene Ackerman
C. M. Ackerman
Illinois
L. G. Andrus
West Avenue
Philadelphia
Pensylvania
Carl Saegert
Furnace Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dorothy E. Rumpf
Leon Zacheras
Frank Jurkiewilcz
David Everard
Ninth Street
Ruth Radde
Arthur Radde
Fairlawn Avenue
Meetings of the Women's Christian Temperance Union Executive Board
The WCTU executive board will meet Wednesday at 2 16 PM at the home of Mrs. Fred Underhill 229 Fifth Street. Interested friends are invited to attend the meeting and join the board discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union Executive Board
Fred Underhill
Fifth Street
Columbia P T A to Meet Columbia
The first Parent-Teachers' meeting of the season will be at the town hall next Tuesday evening, Sept. 10, at eight. A reception for teachers and a social hour follow the business meeting. Officers for this year include President Mrs. Ernest J. Dunford and others. A BRIEFS item notes several local residents visiting, town send picnic at Cascada Park, and Acme Grange inspection upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Town Hall
Ernest J. Dunford
J. H. Bartter
Tsadel Dittmer
O. R. Crocker
M. L. Roger
Ways and Means
Nelson Walters
J. Crum
Prin. M. L. Roger
H. Longdon
Joule Harrington
Roy Platt
Mise Roberta Churchward
Wade Jacquays
Leo Martin
Henry Lehnoing
Eileen
Rheba
VanWert, O
Libbie
Anna Martin
Ross Churchward
Waters
Mich
Viola Offenberg
Wm. Mayer
Leona Mayer
Residents Visit Cousins and Friends Across Ohio
Numerous local residents hosted and visited kin and friends this week. Jesse Burge and family welcomed Effie Canaan from Cleveland. Floyd Anderson and Boston guests joined Day family at Elyria. Don Lawrence and son John stayed with C. O. Goss. Roy Bottorff hosted Will McKenzie and Allen Tolle from Lakewood. Carl Jones family moved from Wellington to the local farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Burge
Floyd
Anderson
Ivy
Boston
Mass
Martin
Wakeman
Donald Day
Zello Johnson
Allen Tolle
Lakewood
Local Fair Attendance and Initiation Ceremonies Report
The article notes a lecturer preparing a program for the night and the degree team of a local lodge planning the 1st and 2nd degrees for five new candidates. It also mentions Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Laning visiting the Wm. Mayer home, Medina Fair participation with R. Crocker exhibiting hogs, and R. D. Crocker taking hogs and sheep to the Canton Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiches
Ceks
Thin Grange
Alfred Laning
Lakewood
Wm. Mayer
Medina
R. Crocker
R. D. Crocker
Canton
Caddy Bequest Goes To Most Deserving Boy
A will by Walter Hyde Saunders of St Louis leaves $690 to the Bel lerive Country Club for an annual prize to the caddy with best record for efficiency courtesy and honor. Preference to boys supporting mothers or paying their own way through school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Walter Hyde Saunders
Sanders
Bellerive Country Club
Local Visitors And Guests From Nearby Towns
Brighton Elden Felver spent the week with relatives in New London. Mrs. Elmer Miller hosted a Sunday guest, her sister-in-law Mrs. Doane Miller, and two children from Nova. Mrs. Pearl Lilly and daughter and John Aw of Detroit visited relatives in the area. Rita and Dorothy Weber of Lorain spent days at the home of their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Baird. Frank Zeigler of Lakewood returned home after visiting his children and their families. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powell of St. Louis, Michigan, were guests at the time showing extended family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elden Felver
New London
Elmer Miller
Doane Miller
Nova
Pearl Lilly
John Aw
Detroit
Mich
Lilly
Albert Langdon
John McBurnie
Litchfield
Rita
Dorothy Weber
Lorain
A. K. Baird
Frank Zeigler
Lakewood
William Zeigler
Jesse Burge
John Ewell
Frank Powell
St. Louis
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Y. W. C. A. Board of Directors
Hlg
Roseara Fadley
Cambridge Avenue
Jane Storaz
Espec
Rane Oride
Reck
Rai Thoria
Iuncheon
Mable Smith
Hattie Vincent
Ruth Pallas
Mabal Rhoades
Second Congregational Church
Spruce Street
Ruth Hege
Wellington
Africa
Orne
Bittner
Telzerow
Airs
Florence Bruehler
Tillie McCallister
Bessie Hurd
Sewing
Butchers’ Club
Agnes Supers
Edith Mae
Middle Ave
Young Vanderbilt and
His Bride
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Broadgers
West Orange
N. J
Llewellyn Park
tAcme
Sears Room
City League
R. E Young
Beaver Park
Bud Monroe
Sears
Sweet Adelioe
J. Braegert
James Fortman
Frank Sehaditsch
Dink
Mepery Tohn Sehaditsen
Leonard 3Ames
P. Hun
Henry Wazimak
Thomas
F Murphy
Jos Forman
Lawrence Williams
George Valerius
R. E
Arthur Bucholtz
O. B. P.W. Club
K. of C
Little Sororiny
Phyllis Featherstone
Margaret Haueisen
Florence Smith
Ruth Ganter
Miss Ganter
Parkview Court
SoCa Club
Damyrious Meinke
Columbus Street
Wanda Munz
Florence Meinke
Helen Zerall
Slagdalene Wettring
Betty Spinks
Jefferson
Gertrude Beauty Shoppe
Clark St
Louise Brown
Redington Blk
Lorain Fruit Assn
12Th Street
Chio
Kay Pfaff
Elyria, Ohio
Castle’s
Brighton
Frank Polen
Jackson Road
Elyria Country Club
Broad ST
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Jacoby's Coffee
Royal
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