Mrs Stanley Shaw elected to YWCA board and plans
Mrs Stanley Shaw was elected to the YWCA Board of Directors at the first meeting of the board held at the YWCA. She will head the inter racial work long a priority. The report outlines committee chairs and full fall plans including education activities, gym renovation, and the annual membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Shaw
Y. W. C. A. Board of Directors
Shaw
Deane Burns
Columbus
E. J. “‘Howenstine
Edna G. Johnson
Enid Bunting
George Johnson
Activiu
Ellsworth Schneider
Leo R. Meyer
D. A. Baird
Hancock Lyman Wedding Announced in Covington Kentucky
Mr and Mrs C E Hancock announce the marriage of their son Joseph to Marian E Lyman daughter of Mrs Hazel Lyman of Cleveland The ceremony was Sept 10 in Covington Kentucky Rev J C Fleete of Emmanuel Baptist Church officiated Attending were Mr and Mrs Wayne Oldfield Elyria The couple will be at home after Sept 20 at 625 West River Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Hancock
Joseph
Marian E. Lyman
Hazel Lyman
Cleveland
Covington
Kentucky
J. C. Fleete
Immanuel Baptist Church
Wayne Oldfield
Elyria
Hancock
West River Street
President hosts Franklin P T A board meeting
The Franklin Parert Teacher Association executive committee met at President Mrs Paul Collings home to review yearly plans. New committee chairmen outlined progress including programs, publications, membership, hospitality, and fund raising. Officers discussed a paper sale and rummage sale for the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Parert
Ways and Means
C. H. Fisher
F.C. Lang
W. B. Kirby
Collins
E. J. Smith
P. R. Smith
Helen Gras
We and Means
YWCA Camp Program Draws Broad Interest in 1938
Registration data from the YWCA camps shows wide appeal for the 1938 program. Stay-at-Home camps in July enrolled 224 girls aged eight to thirteen, while Lakeside camp drew 56, plus out-of-town entrys from New York City Toronto Ontario Massillon Ravenna Chardon and more. Schools and churches represented include high schools Allen Edison Ely Franklin Garford Gates Jefferson Hamilton McKinley Roosevelt St. John’s Lutheran St. Mary’s St. Agnes Baptist Congregational Church Christ Church Episcopal Evangelical Unity and others. Overall total 280 campers.
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Y ¥ Iw
Y. W
Lakeside
Allen
Edison
Ely
Franklin
Garford
Gates
Jefferson
Hamilton
McKinley
Roosevelt
St. John's Lutheral
St. Mary's
St. Agnes
New York City
Toronto
Ontario
Massillon
Ravenina
Chardon
Ohio
Baptist
Congregational
Church of Christ, Christian Science
Episcopal
Evangelical
Jewish Tabernacle
Lutheran
Methodist
Presbyterian
Unity
Lalevation Army
Meaty's
Ladies Auxiliary Sets Monthly Meeting for First Tuesday
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Tin Home for the Aged met in Taft parlors with 14 members and one guest, Mrs Frances Wakefield of Toledo. They voted to move the meeting to the first Tuesday each month and planned a new member drive for the next gathering. The president led devotions and Luke reading, with a poem and prayer concluding the session. The next meeting is scheduled for October 4.
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Taft
Heidrich
T. Co
Frances Wakefield
Toledo
Birthday Honoree Ella Harper As Deni son Avenue Toasts Years
Mrs Ella Harper celebrated a birthday with a dinner party at home on Deni son avenue attended by her daughter Mrs Blanche Lake and guests including Rev and Mrs J P Berry of Euclid Ohio Mr and Mrs J D Funk Miss Edna Funk and Miss Lenore Shumaker The Daughters of Sahara held a meeting at the British Empire Club hall hindered by bad weather planning a six o clock luncheon on October 10 with a social hour and bing e followed by a hinch
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Ella Harper
Blanche Lake
Denison Avenue
Harper
J. P. Berry
Euclid
Ohio
J. D. Funk
Edna Funk
Lenore Shumaker
The
Daughters of Sahara
British Empire Club
Local personals note a string of visits and moves
Ray Crisp heads to Muskingum College in New Concord as a new freshman. Elyria Memorial Hospital announces births for Mrs Howser and Mrs Lumadue on September 12 and 22. Several locals travel for vacations, conventions, or studies, with visits to Cleveland, Detroit, and Oberlin, plus notes on Shrine members, college arrivals, and family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Crisp
Denison Avenue
New Concord
Ohio
Muskingum College
Charles Howser
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
James Brantlay
Princeton Avenue
E. L. Cannon
Derbyshire Road
Cleveland
Highland Park Country Club
Carl Bruce
Erie Street
Robert Moore
Lilian
Springfield
Massachusetts
Charles Yost
Cornell Avenue
R. F. Barres
Stanford Avenue
Atlantic City
George H. Tyler
Earlcourt
Michigan
Napoleon
Tom Ramsey
Earl Court
Elmira
Ithaca
Finger Lake
New York State
C. F. Cumat
Pasadena Avenue
Lake
Sem Lumadue
Arseilles Avenue
Willam T. Morris
Elyria
Shaker Ohio
Mer. Rogers
Ruth Schroeder
al Florette Heidmend
Ele Young
Violet Roger
Beth Merriman
Hildreth Sasse
Fred Sasse
Frances Wakefield
Tos
Bert Hammond
Clark Street
Don Moffett
Leis Ketcham
Virginia
South Ken
R. T. Ket Xana
Gar
James Ames
Toledo
A. J Nolan
West Ridge
Alfred Morse
Wealtha Sinerson
Wilcox
Lake of den
Euclid
Marietta
Smokey Mouns
Tennessee
Ray Vestal
F. L. Hicks
East Se
Rby
Jessie Raesler
Eva Simmons
Edna Smith
Buffalo
Dames of Malta
Zenodacia
Raesler
Robert Redington
Washington Avenue
Dirk Graham
Pittsburgh
Texas
Josephine Faulkner
Oberlin
Tank Hall
John Faulkner
Oberlin College
Charles Redington
Joe Windle
Providence Rhode Island
Cliff Lathrop
New York
Rockies
LaSalle Creek
Tah
John Holman
Rethel Shrine Auxiliary Meeting Set for Wednesday
The Rethel Shrine Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 2:00 PM at Mrs Denise Weisbrod's home on Fourth Street. Mrs Willette Bellingham will assist as hostess. Members should bring thimbles.
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Rethel Shrine Auxiliary
Denise Weisbrod
Fourth Street
Willette Bellingham
New Class Enters W B Johnson School Of Nursing
A party at the St B Johnson bath welcomed the new class at Memorial Hospital. The group totaled thirty six members including Marjorie Bobe and Catherine Es Esther Hiens. The event featured bingo and prizes with refreshments as the nursing class was introduced to the staff and public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.B. Johnson School of Nursing
M. B. Jonns
Memorial Hospital
Schoo
Marjorie Bobe Te Bovlan
Ely
Catherine Es Esther ‘Hiens
Dred Kelbe
Lorain
Mildred Kopp
Lakeville
Helen Lenee
Lodi
Elsie Long
Chatfield
Florence Long
Wekeman
Elizabeth Lumley
Elyria
Genevieve Mikalaris
Salem
Adelia Dane Myers
Ozminski
Marguerite Sil- Skeeles
Verman
Ober Sullivan
Lilie Aven Lake
Jessie Y Elyria
Ao St B. Johnson
Higen
Bingo
Coware
Almeda
Local Clubs Hold Meetings Across Lorain County Calendar
A busy schedule features St Johns Young Ladies Street, Ta Wa Si club progressive dinner, Legion Auxiliary dine and meet with East River Street, L O L with Leona Zarda, and Employed Young Women's group at Clearview on Telegraph. Lorain Medical Society dinner at Antler's Hotel. Lambda Chi meets Mrs Robert Lee on Olive Street. Jolly Night with Anna Packard. Elks Lodge and Ladies Auxiliary announcements. Baptist Missionary Society fellowship at six with Bessie Yeley of Venezuela. Plus Ultra Class at Methodist with tureen meal. Hungarian Reformed Christian Endeavor opens season led by Rev Bacso. Birthdays and a 32nd wedding anniversary noted at Captain Reefy Circle dinner. Cap tain P D Reefy Circle elects officers. next meeting September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fresprternas
Mother's Lary
Fred Davies
Bread Street
St. Josn's Young Ladies Sreiet
Imeets
E. Ta Wa
Legion Auxiliary
Rottes Oo Rmeet
East River Street
Dane McGuire
Kenson Avenue
L. O. L. Club
Leona Zarda
Furnace Street
Clearview
Telegraph Road
Peoples League of St Pauil
Adies
Knights of John
Mary A. Chandler
Auxiliary of Eagles
Elyria Lodge
Women's Missionary Society of Baptist Church
Bessie Yeley
Venezuela
South America
Methodist Church
P. D. Reefy
Frank Hitsman
J. A. Kaley
G. B. Findley
Hospital Discharges and Resident Notes Across Town
A list of names and addresses appears, noting discharges and residents at multiple locations. Names include Ernest Sheaw, Fred Harpster, Jane Crow, Mrs. Louis Jackson, Dr. Chester Vessey, Mrs. Howard Vinson, and others at addresses on Courtland Street Cleveland Street Marseilles Lodi Lake Avenue West Avenue Furnace Street Harvard and more. The fragmentary record reads like a hospital and residence directory update with scattered names and baby notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Burns
Richard Brooker
Courtland Street
Clarence Parme
Ley
Cleveland Street
San Lumadue
Marseilles
Carl Bruge
Frank
Grafton
Dicken
Rey Drna Barbknecht Sumner
Alex Mloore
Lansky
Glen Penrose
New Haven
Onu Harvey Barrett
Tiffin
Jacqueline Cox
Lodi Street
Robert Nethareut
Lake Avenue
Ernest Shea
Mugwumps Plan Dance For October Meeting
Mugwumps held the first Fall meeting of the season at Mrs. Howard Ohlemacher’s Denison avenue home. Mrs. Russell Francis was named dance chairman, Evelyn Peltz reviewed The Citadel by A Z Cronin, and prizes were awarded in bridge to Mrs. Ibitee and Mrs. Houghton Wagner groceries and the traveling prize to Mrs. Francis. A yellow rose centerpiece greeted guests at small dining tables. Mrs. Mark Abbe and Mrs. Carl Ericsson plan to entertain the club on Monday October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mugwumps
Howard Ohlemacher
lsJiss Ethyl Milliren
Denison Avenue
Russell Francis
the Citadel
A. Z. Cronin
Evelyn Peltz
Nelson Fitch
Bridge
Ibitee
Houghton Wagner
Francis
Mark Abbe
Carl Ericsson
Scout Parents To Meet For Cub Pack No 4
The first Parents Pack meeting of Cub Pack No 4 will be at the First Congregational church Thursday at 7 50 PM. Three cubs will graduate to Scout Troops including Albert Baxter to troop 105 and Edward Hard to troop 103. Badges will be awarded to Edward Hard Charles Evans and Bill Graw. All cubs den chiefs den dads and den mothers are urged to attend as new plans for the coming year are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Albert Baxter
den No. 3
Edward Hard
Church of Christ
Charles Evans
Bill Graw
Keyes Installed Grand Knight in Elyria K of C Council
IE C Keyes was installed as Grand Knight of Elyria Kauf Council Knights of Columbus. Officers named for the coming year included G J O Connor as deputy grand knight R Younglas chancellor C Smith warden J B Lenard treasurer L Lehnore financial secretary H H Smith recording secretary T Donsovan inside guard M Roth outside guard and trustee William Smith. District Deputy M J Nealon led the installation with his staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyes
Blyre Council
Knights of Columbus
Tery
G. J
M. J. Nealon
Cearmick
Lakewood
Dr. Litzler
West Park
Lakewood Councl
Elyria
Lorain
A. of Co
Hostess To Club Ten Hosts Triple D Club Evening
Ten members of the Triple D Club were entertained at the home of Mrs Foster avanare. Poyer presented a program after business, prizes were awarded for high score to Louise Xan and second to Henry Bakehouse, a consolation prize to Ale Ga, a meal served by the hostess and her relatives, and a floral centerpiece with snapdragons and clematis. On October third the club will be entertained at Mrs Don Porter’s home in Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Botalsyer
Edith Botamer
2Nd Congregational Church
Batamer
High Street
Edna Albrecht
Alond
Hattie Vintent
Mabel Sanders
Florence Smith
Ruth Hege
South America
Helen Saville
Triple D
En Foster Avanare
Ing
Poyer
Louise Lawxan
Henry Bakehouse
Ale Ga
Don Porter
Grafton
Elyria World’s Fair Rockettes plan fundraisers for NY visit
D A R broadcast with Mrs Henry S. Robert Jr airs on NBC September 1 from 2 15 to 2 30 as Chapter members invite listening public. Elyria Rockettes fundraisers held at Stage Arts Studs and adjacent British Empire hall September 29 feature games tickets and prizes to raise funds for the group’s New York World’s Fair appearance. A committee of 25 members led by Mrs Morns Brown and Mrs Maurice Hyman organizes monthly parties with refreshments after the last game. The drive emphasizes community support with no personal gain. Also advertised are plants and produce including three plum varieties German Prune Damson Grand Duke and hot peppers. Phone 2727.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Rockettes
New York
News Of The Girl Scouts News Of The Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts of the Cardinal Troop met at Second Congregational Church for the first meeting of the year. Court of Honor set for 4 30, with old and new patrol leaders meeting the captain and lieutenant to plan autumn activities. Upcoming badges include Out-of-Doors and Dramatic Badges. A cookout hike for Foot Traveler Badge is planned next Monday. A three day Linwood Park outing starting Friday Sept 23 supports the Explorer Badge. August Put-in-Bay trip also counts for the Explorer Badge. New patrol leaders: Connie Jenkins Jill Elsten Phylis Abramotska Shirley Marshall Blanche Longwell. New patrol seconds: Roberta Foster Ruth Dougherty Martha Davison Vivian Bentis Shirley Pallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal
Second Congregational Church
Court of Honor
Leutenant
Linwood Park
Put-in-Bay
Connie Jenkins
Jill Elsten
Phylis Abramoska
Shirley Marshall
Blanche Longwell
Roberta Foster
Ruth Dougherty
Martha Davison
Vivian Bentis
Shirley Pallas
Betty Miller Elected Worthy Advisor Of Rainbow Assembly
Betty Miller was elected Worthy Advisor for Rainbow Assembly No. 13, with Marie Gratz as Worthy Associate Advisor, Margaret Marsh as Charity, Valerie Tite as Hope, and Geraldine Wilmot as Faith. Installation set for Monday evening September 26 conducted by Jean Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elght Assembly No. 13
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Betty Miller
Marie Gratz
Margaret Marsh
Charity
Valerie Tite
Hope Geraldine Wilmot
Faith
Jean Price
Entertain Club Hosts Progressive Banquet Evening
Mrs BR K Nichols opened her home for Sunny Side Up Club associates with progressive bance as the main game. High score went to Mrs Alice Hinderer, second to Mrs William Meinke, and consolation to Mrs Jack O’Brien. Mrs George Smith won the contest prize. A luncheon followed and the group plans to meet with Mrs William Bruck on West Avenue in the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. K. Nichols
Alice Hinderer
William Meinke
Jack O'Brien
George Smith
William Bruck
West Avenue
Licenses listed for couples in Lorain and Elyria area marriages
A fragment lists license pairs including Michael Ralich 24 Lorain with Martha Vorkovich 23 Lorain and Francis Bristow 32 Cleveland with Catherine McCarthy 32 Lorain. Other couples include Maxwell Smith 41 La Grange with Frances Kelling 20 Elyria, Gordon Rawson 34 Elyria electrician with Alwin Rawson 32 Elyria, William Schroeder 19 Elyria machinist with Katherine Schaefer ? Elyria. The fragment ends with per and Martha Verkavich 23 Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Ralich
Lorain
Per
Martha Vorkovich
Francis Robert Bristow
Cleveland
Catherine Mary McCarthy
Maxwell Smith
la Grange
Frances Kelling
West Avenue
Elyria
Gordon A. Rawson
Elyria Pelectrician
Alwin A. Rawson
Franklin Street
William Schroeder
Elyria Machinist
Katherine Schaefer
Kenyon Court
Lorain, Shipper
Martha Verkavich
Catholic Women Union to Hold State Convention
Mrs Frances K Kirchstein announced that the Catholic Women's Union of Ohio will hold its state convention with the Catholic Union of Ohio from September 24 to 26 at the Aller ton Hotel. The event aims to educate members in civic virtue and duty, train for leadership, and promote charitable activities along Catholic Action. Leaders attends include Mrs Karp jot Geneva state president Mrs Schneider secretary treasurer of the state organization Mrs Bertha Kamuf Mrs Mary Reichert and Mrs Katherine Theus of the German Catholic Women's League of Cuyahoga Squery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances K. Kirchstein
Catholic Union of Ohio
Catholic Women's Union of Ohio
Allerton Hotel
Catholic Women’s Union
Kirehatem
Catholic Women's League
Karp Jot
Geneva
Schneider of
Chilicothe
Bertha Kamuf
Mary Reichert
Katherine Theus
Hostess Club Meeting at Oberlin Ends in Prizes
Members of Laf-A-Lot club met with Mrs Nancy Krieg in Oberlin last evening for a Hearts diversion. Helen Smith won first prize with Marie Beam second and Mary Ansgrim consoled. Special prize went to Damyrious Farey. A planned burglary in Elywoods for September 19 was discussed with Helen Smith and Mary Ahlgrim in charge. A two course luncheon was served to seven, including Wanda Mutiz Anita Meinke and Magdalene Wottring. Mary Ahlgrim will host September 26 at 125 Beverly Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirs
Nancy Krieg
East College Street
Oberlin
Hearts
Helen Smith
Marie Beam
Mary Ansgrim
Dirs
Damyrious Farey
Elywoods
Sirs
Mary Ahlgrim
Magdalene Wottring
Wanda Mutiz
Anita Meinke
Elyria
MM Marie Beam
Bee Keepers Plan Picnic and Meeting at North Ridge
Lorain County Bee Keepers hosted a Monday picnic supper at Ure House near Lake Road. Mr and Mrs A Anikouching were hosts. a strong member turnout attended. State and county fair reports were presented. next meeting is October 10 at Mr Eddy’s on North Ridge Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ure House
A. Anikouching
Elyrians Attend Pontiac Meeting in Cleveland
Elyria City Motors Inc Pontiac dealers sent two members Ben Ledyard and Thomas Bannon to a northeastern Ohio district meeting in Cleveland to discuss 1939 Pontiac models. Reports indicated Pontiac would reveal a new car at the 1939 season start. speakers included G B Albrecht Cleveland zone manager and H J Hales zone service supervisor. Also notes that Columbia left the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria City Motors, Inc
Ohio
Cleveland
Ben Ledyard
Thomas Bannon
Ledyard
Pontiac
G. B. Albrecht
H. J. Hales
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Franklin P. T. A. Board
Paul Avxer
Coca Cola Company
Irene Yoo
Miss Armitage
Frank Menschein
Eleanor Armitage
Frank Seckins
Gertrude Wernert
Estelle Menschein
Mary Seekins
South Side Child Culture Conservation League
Raymond Crisp
T. R. Forristell
Brown CO
Paper Mérchanta Pre Trleghons
Leet Elyria, Ghio
Yw.c. A
IC. E. Society
Chrisian Endeavor
Bala FP. Bacso
Frank Abahazi
Steve Lengel
Helen Becker
Margaret Kostya
Mark
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Scout
IE. C. Keyes
Elyria K
C. Council
Mrs. Botamer
D. A. R. Broadcast
Henry S. Robert Jr
Alma Mitchells Hour
Blue Neteork
NBC
Wainwrights
Cleveland Road
Blue Star
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Bridge Street
News of the Girl Scouts
Rainbow Assembly
Rainbow
First Methodist Church
F. A. Eaton
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Nelie Willows
R. W. Stargell
Rose Wilder Lane
Eaton
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Hazel Foster
Minnie Wieecke
Doris Henson
Mildred Gray
Edna Strong
Olivette Lauck
Nelle Willows
Mildred Fowls
Glendale Court
Entertain Club
Elyrians
Columbia
League of Nations