Mrs Paul Halter Elected President Of American Legion Auxiliary
Mrs Paul Halter is the new president of the American Legion Auxiliary after last evening’s officer election. Other officers include Mrs D A Wilmot first vice president Mrs C A Kremser second vice president and Mrs A E Sherman secretary. Executives named are Mrs P C Robson Mrs Charles Hansen and Mrs M S Huebner. Juniors meet with Evelyn Oldag this month and Juniorettes have an open meeting October 7 at the Legion Home. Pictures from a dinner honoring the Fifth District president are available for order. The L O L Club met at Miss Leona Zgoda’s home with cards prizes and a luncheon then adjourned to meet September 27. Birds sleep lightly and call in the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Halter
American Legion Auxiliary
Halter
Arthur Sherman
D. A Wilmot
C. A. Kremser
A. E. Sherman
R. H. Walsh
Mary Helen Kolopos
Natalie Hurlbut
R. Oldag
P. C. Robson
Charles Hansen
M. 8. Huebner
Oldag
Evelyn Oldag
Legion Home
Arthur Perkins
Leemhuis
Fifth District
Betty Cooley
Employed Young Women Close Summer Programs With Field Meet
Clearview woods on Edison Highway hosted a field meet for the Employed Young Women Teague of the Y W C A. Co chairs Genevieve Zechman and Luella Eisenmann led twenty two members in a corn and hamburg roast and a four college track contest. Dootitticnst institute won the most events and the loving cup, then group singing closed the evening. A games party is planned for next Tuesday evening September 20. Tomatoes 39 cents a bushel advertised by Wainwrights Stop 68 Cleveland Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearview Woods
Edison Highway
Genevieve Zechman
Luella Eisenmann
Dunmore
Doolittle
Hardnax
Wisefoax
Forrest Ordell
Ta Wa Si Club Hosts Annual Progressive Dinner
Ta Wa Si church group members gathered for their annual progressive dinner with seventeen attendees and no guests. Hosts across five homes prepared courses from cocktail to dessert, decorations and floral touches noted, and officers elected at the church. The event included puzzles to seat members and a business meeting announcing Martha Jackson as president and new officers, with plans for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Wa Si Club
Evening Club Activities and Meetings List
Tonight many groups meet across town including Dames of Malta initiating members and nominating officers. Jolly Stitchers convene with Elsie Kandt on Hallover road, Redouble Two at Mrs. Reginald Fawkes on Marseilles avenue, Five Hundred Club with Mrs. L. Matuzak on Lorain, Golden Glow Club with Mrs. Mary Diederick on Foster avenue, Marshal Chapter R A M at the Masonic Temple, Cora May Walton Mission Study Club at 1st Cong church for a tureen supper at 6 15, St Pauls church Brotherhood with Henry Manns on Butter nut Ridge road, Emmanuel Lutheran Men's Brotherhood at the church, and United Presbyterian prayer meeting at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames of
Malta
Jolly Stitchers
Elsie Kandt
Hallover Road
Redouble Two
Reginald Fawkes
Marseilles Avenue
Five Hundred Club
St. Paul's Church Brotherhood
Henry Manns
Butternut Ridge Road
Emmanuel Lutheran Men's Brotherhood
United Presbyterian
Methodist W H M S Re Elects President
When the Women’s Home Missionary Society began its Fall sessions at First Methodist, a tureen luncheon followed. Mrs Merritt Powell was re elected president with new appointments for Airs C W Koppes and Mrs F M SpenseNer. The program chairman reviewed the year’s study The American City and its Church and theme New Horizons. Reports from Lakeside School of Missions came via Mrs Clarence Beazell and Mrs Fred Sheldon. Two future meetings were announced Lorain county group at HZivria Methodist on October 4 and Akron conferences October 28–30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Merritt Powell
C. W. Koppes
F. M. SpenseNer
Sunshine
Henry Townsend
New Horizons
Lakeside School of Missions
Clarence Beazell
Fred Sheldon
Marion Holmesield
School of Missions
Lak
Sponseller
Oscar Dunn
Beazell
Lorain County
Hzivria Methodist Church
W.H. M.S
Akron
Ely PTA Begins Year With New Leaders And Plans
The Ely Parent-Teacher Association opened its year with new president Mrs. J. C. Struthers and new principal Harley Carnicom outlining staff plans. New chairs introduced their committees and discussed upcoming events including a card party on September 27, a blanket club start, a paper sale in October, and the state convention in Columbus in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Parent-Teacher Association
J. C. Struthers
Harley Carnicom
Carnicom
Beulah Williams
Max French
Struthers
DeFazio
Columbus
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Moves
Northrup street hosts Mr and Mrs Willian Kiely with Kiely sisters from Hamilton New York for dinner guests tonight in Utica. Walter Hinkle returns from six weeks in California, Walter Sandrock resumes senior year at Ashland College, Wayne Bennett visits for weekend before return to school. Fremont and Cambridge area visits noted with several families and travelers. Betty Seward visits Cleveland. Betty Jane Miller heads to Oberlin College and Tank Hall residence. John Jason family welcomes a new son born September 14 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Descriptions include multiple trips to Canada and the Finger Lakes region, and a Hollywood trip for a dramatics teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Kiely
Northrup Street
Mr. Kiely
Matthew Hopkins
Utica
New York
Nellie Rogers
Gertrude Kiely
Dorothy Dowd
Hamilton New York
Edward Kershaw
Furnace Street
Walter Hinkle
California
Walter Sandrock
East Bridge Street
Ashland College
Wayne Bennett
Warsaw
Indiana
Sandrock
Herman Pseth
R. P. Kirkpatrick
E. W. Wright
Fremont
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Fred Sheldon
Cambridge Avenue
W. J. Strehler
Mary Gretchen
Edith Allen
Armin Schroeder
Eastern Heights Boulevard
J D. Schroeder
Grafton Wisconsin
E. Schnellbaecher
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Betty Seward
Devon Courts
Cleveland
Betty Jane Miller
Oberlin College
Tank Hall
John Jason
Elyria Memorial Hospital
H. L. McClellan
Pasadena Avenue
C. Cunat
Leatton Moore
Myrtle Halliwill
Lake Avenue
Fros
William Ludlow
Muskingum College
New Concord
Ohio
Canada
Toronto
Ivy Lee Bridge
Montour Falls
Watkins Glens
Finger Lake
Clarence Hale
Elyria Memorial Hostal
Andra
Laguna Beach Playhouse
Fourth Street
J. B. Seward
Maude Stevenson
East Avenue
Des Moines
Iowa
Drake University
M. E. Hendricks
Miss Lesnick Honored by Brides-to-Be in Irving Brinberg’s Circle
Social events last week honored Lillian Lesnick of Patterson as bride elect of Irving Brinberg. A Green Gables shower in Cleveland drew seventy five guests from Cleveland Toledo Lorain Elyria with five course luncheon and bingo prizes. Another party by Ruth Rothman of Lodi Street and club plans for a dinner at Kaase’s Lakewood were noted with guests, games, and pink and white refreshments. The 15th Ohio Battery Association held its fifty fifth reunion at the Warner River Road home. no veterans or widows expected, but descendants of veterans will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lesnick
Lillian Lesnick
Irving Brinberg
Patterson
New Jersey
Louis Lesnick
Green Gables i
Cleveland
the Green Gables
Max Shinder
Toledo
Lorain
Elyria
Sam Wasserman
Dave Atkin
Sam Shindle
Milton Kurofsky
Ida Babich
Lesnick
Ruth Rothman
Lodi Street
We 8
15Th Ohio Battery Assoc
Meetings and social gatherings listed for Thursday
Rebekahs convene at 11 30 at the bus station to travel to Wellington for School of Instruction. Hamilton PTA hosts a social meeting Thursday afternoon at the school. The G G G club resumes after summer recess with Mrs Glen Rich as hostess at 119 Denison Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Wellington
School of Instruction
Hamilton Parent Teacher Association
G. G. G. Club
Glen Rich
Denison Avenue
Dinner Party Planned by Anita Meinke for St Johns Ladies
Anita Meinke hosted St Johns Young Ladies Society last evening to plan a dinner at Loser's in North Olmsted on October 11 in place of the next meeting. Afterward members will attend a Lakewood theatre. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. LaVerne Cowling first, Mrs. Dorothy Dobbins second, Mrs. Damy rious Farey consolation. Marjorie Niemeyer won the special prize. A two course luncheon was served by the hostess and her mother, Rainbow colors used in the decor. Attendees included Mrs. Dorothy Block, Mrs. Marjorie Niemeyer, Mrs. June Schultz, Mrs. Alice Koehn, Mrs. Dorothy Elliott, Mrs. Myrtle Gerber, Mrs. LaVerne Cowling, Mrs. Esther Mellinger, Miss Erna Burandt, Miss Gladys Zarnke, Miss Mildred Steller, Miss Esther Guthman of Elyria, and Mrs. Dorothy Dobbins of North Olmsted, plus guests Mrs. Clarence Farey of Elyria and Master Royal Dobbins of North Olmsted. On November 8 Mrs. Esther Molinger will host the society at her East avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Meinke
St. John's Young Ladies Society
Loser's
North Olmsted
Lakewood
Tong
LaVerne Cowling
Dorothy Dobbins
Damyrious Farey
Marjorie Niemeyer
William Meinke
Dorothy Block
June Schultz
Alice Koehn
Dorothy Elliott
Myrtle Gerber
Esther Mellinger
Erna Burandt
Gladys Zarnke
Mildred Steller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wee Ogoperts Society
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
The
L. O. L. Club
Leona Zgoda
Jane Walend
Josephine Zlatkowski
Dale Livingston
Stephen Kasper
Oak Street
Wainwright’s
Cleveland Road
Church of Christ
Ruth McGinnis
Fifth Street
Ruth Garrett
DeEte Burdue
Lillian Mallory
Dorothy Hastings
Thelma Meyers
Eleanor Gehrke
Edna Crowell
Winifred Hills
Margaret Grandstaff
Ann Grandstaff
Inez Huber
Evelyn Smith
Grace Gannett
Florence Stetson
Eighth Street
Harriett Mills
Betty Taylor
Mabel Reynolds
Eunice Browning
Lucille Day
Mardell Meyers
Mabel Fridenstine
Mildred Whitney
Doris Edwards
Miss Stetson
Martha Jackson
Longfellow Avenue
Cascade Park
Delisi Huskinson
Lexington Avenue
Methodist
Nool
Buls Unitary Aviation
Berson
Berson’s
Elyria Dry Goods Co
H. D. Brown
Virginia Roth
R. T. Bridgett
Weat Bridge Street
Bridge
Jeanne Storm
Hazel Caywood
Anne Rossell
Edna Malterer
Clare Parker
Carl Wockenfuss
Russell Koehn
Wendell Merthe
Lucille Kelley
Margaret Urig
Mrs. Brown
Wake Hallowe'en
Elyria Council
No. 406 Jr. O
US A. M
Wurst Hall
F. B. Wells
Dayton
Wars and Means Committee
F.C. Brunner
West Ave
Elrria
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Jane McGuire
Rota Ny
Kenyon Avenue
Kaase’s
Eleanor Krugman
Rose Bilow
Jeanette Sibey
Tenth Street
West Millinery
West Second Street
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