Flower Show Brightens First Congregational Church Society
The First Congregational Church society hosted a flower show described as a select garden with a wide variety of high quality blooms. Mrs. Greene led general arrangements, tea service by Marsh and Mrs. Fosset, and music by Mrs. Nell Gregory and Miss Ethel Ryan with accompaniment. Notable displays included Baby Doll roses from Dr. Rankin's garden, a gingko tree from the Sharp property, and a shell crafts exhibit by Mrs. C St Jobson. The event, organized by the Women’s Association, drew garden enthusiasts and was praised as a potential annual tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Snow
Sporsuren
Womer
Association of the’ Church
Greene
J. P. Rankin
Charles Rose
W. E. Barnes
W. G Sharvard
Sharp
Japan
Elizabeth Rich
High School Teachers Meet At Vaughn Home
Etrynpia High School teachers have held an annual gathering at the Vaughn home for two decades. Last night the Vaughn residence hosted horse games and a catered supper as the group honored principal P. Shuelx and J. Martin Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn
Etryptia High
J. J Vaughn
Cc. P. Shuelx
Princ Gal
Hick Serio
Hear History Of Hymns At LaPorte M E Dinner
Twenty five members and guests of LaPorte M E and Soe igiy gathered for a Wednesday dinner at Rev Brown and Paul Brown's Columbia home. Mrs Elia Welton led a program with scripture read by Mrs Clarence Whitmer and a prayer by Reverend Brown. A history of church hymns closed the program. Articles were read by several members while Roz Robson played piano as hymns were sung. A business session followed with plans for the next meeting in two weeks. Archie Welton to host at 1737 East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte M. E
Soe~igiy
Paul Brown
Columbia
Elia Welton
Clarence Whitmer
Reverend Brown
Fred Cowles
Frank Harrison
C. MW. Johnson
Clarence Whit- Bijis
Roz Robson Praz
Archie Welton
East Avenue
Licenses Issued for Gas Station Attendant and Curb Maker
William Fong of Elyria receives a gas station attendant license and Vern Hares of Wellington is listed as a curb maker. Leona Gallagher of Shepherd Township and Margaret M Wellington are also named in the licensing notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fong
Elyria
Leona Gallagher
Shefherd
Vern Hares
Wellington
Margaret
Newly Re organized Circles Of First Methodist Church Meet
Circles of the First Methodist Church held reorganized meetings this week electing officers. Circle No. 9 at Mrs. Flora Hoak’s home elected officers including president Mrs. Howard and treasurer Mrs. Hule. Guests included Mrs. Chobanoff and Mrs. Welcox. Next meeting at Mrs. Walter O Jones’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Flora Hoak
Howard
Sam
William M. Haws
Ro Hule
Sunshine
Walter Joes
Minnie Reed
Foreman
Chobanoff
M. M. Welcox
Plan Bingo Party Attendees At Hex Meeting
Five members of Taz attended last evening as plans formed for a bingo nanny at the Hex. The Octodler second was noted. Eazies Halts chaired the session where Myrtis Thorler and prize winner Mrs. Lou Freeman were mentioned. Later committee members Lilian Telzerow Florence Penrod and Lulu Thomasson served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz
Ihe
Eazies
Myrtis Thorler
Louwe Freeman
Lilian Telzerow
Florence Penrod
Lulu Thomasson
Meta
Class Shower Honors Mrs Raid at First Methodist
A lively class shower for Mrs Loris Raid was held at the East River Street home of teacher Mrs J P Tannor. Questionnaires provided entertainment with prizes to Avis Hastings Esther Fieming and Beity Robertson. Refreshments served by the class and the teacher Mrs J Storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Loris Raid
iJane Storm
J. P. Tannor
East River Street
Avis Hastings
Esther Fieming
Beity Robertson
Raid
J. Storm
Rebekahs Mark Sith Anniversary Meeting Plans
A fragmented note reports Rebekah members observing a Sith anniversary meeting. Plans for a homecoming are noted alongside a business session, refreshments served, and a list of attendees including Bonn Marr, Jer Otton, Scott, Thelma Reizman, Donna Mee Guchman, Eleanor Pomeri, Jeannize Rankin, and Stan ton, reflecting a small community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Schambach
Rebekah Lesse
United States
Enter Wack
Oxo Mariel
Br Pu Studios
Sczss
Bonn
Jer Otton
Banko
NW Scott
Thelma Reizman
Lan Chester
Donna Mee Guchman
Eleanor Pomeri
Robs
Gre
Jeannize Rankin
Marr Mare
Saietine
Elea
Bornien
Stanton
Local Couple Weekend Trips and Birth Notices
Local families report weekend trips to New Castle Butler and Andover Ohio. Several births announced including Clarence and Mildred Brown’s son at Elyria Memorial Hospital and a daughter for Amherst residents Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Mathson. Also noted are students and professionals traveling for studies and events with various relatives visiting or residing in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Miller
West Smith Street
New Castle
Butler
Pennsylvania
Georgia Phipps
Andover
Ohio
Clarence Brown
Chase Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Brown
Mildred Francis
H. H. Nye
Washington Avenue
Williamsburg
Virgina
Ar G
Mary Nye
Will and Mary College
Irvin Mathson
Elyria Avenue
Amherst
Short Home
Molbaca
Eva Flogdell
Elyria
Robert Wiggins
Virginia Breth
Akron
Les Bean
Bennett
Verginis Zaiser
Hamenge
Forchigan
Univers
H. Meister
Karl P. Meister
Savatente
Ohio Westeran
Delaware
Ty. T. O. Foster
Middle Avenue
Tas Gardens
Ed. Dachin
J Lekman
J. W.jim Akron
Nual
Tas
Association of Real Estate
Dorothy Blakeler
Fleréar
Darton
Grio
School of Nursing
Geeeé Semaritan Hospital
Old Perry
Danville
Leonard Duckett
West Arene
Edward Pape
Belere
Hubbard Wilcox
New Amsterdam
Washingen
D.C
Judge
W. C. Wilcox
Nue
Meet In Elywoods Club Closes Summer Activities
The Clas que cing club formal summer wrap up at Woods with a burger fry hosted by Mildred Baumkerdt and Florence Brown-Ing. Members gathered by the fire for discussion. The regular club season starts Wednesday October second with a viewing of Anna Karenina at Capitol Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Mildred‘ Baumkerdt
Florence Brown- Ing
Anna Kerenine
Capitol Theatre
Community Club Meetings and Local Events
Calendar notes list H L Club meeting with Elean or Stegmund on Columbus street, Markley P T A hosts first meeting and flower show, Et Yer Club with June Smith in Lorain, Gromes with Mrs Sterling Ray on Ohio street, Sextary to Sons of Veterans card party at Mrs Mary Claycomb home on Fourth street, Elyria Council No 6 R and S M first Fall meeting, David J Nre Chapter DeMolay meets, Major Woodworth Camp and Robertson meet, Cirta 5 of St Pauls with Mrs John Kunitz at No Map street, Women’s Bible School district conference at Presbyterian church for Benefit Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Stegmund
Columbus Street
Markley
David J. Nre
Woodworth
Robertson
Cireta 5
St. Pauls
John Kunitz
Two Guests Recognized at Clings-Tong Club Meeting
At last evening’s Clings-Tong gathering hosted by Miss Margaret Wurrieham on Twelfth Bridge Irene Crow won high score while Ruth Blakeey earned consolation. Members set weekly Monday meetings and planned next gathering at Rose de Carne’s home on Second Street in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Crow
Mary Lon Dengaie
Clings-Tong Club
Margaret Wurrieham
Twelfth Street
Ruth Blakeey
Rose de Carne
Second Street
Sestember
Seth
70th Birthday Observed With Bunco Festivities
Sophie Ehrke celebrated her 70th birthday with decorations, flowers, two large cake candles, and a bunco party. Prizes went to Mrs. Gus Meschke and Mrs. Ehrke. The guest of honor received several lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Ehrke
Bunco
Gus Meschke
Ehrke
Farewell party honors George Pallas at Dr. Paul’s PL
A surprise farewell gathering was held last evening in honor of George Pallas, president of Dr. Paul’s PL, who departs to attend Ohio State. Guests enjoyed games and prizes awarded to John Stevenson Ruth Mindock and Ford Wirth. A gift was presented to the honoree by Anas Schubert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotor
George Pallas
Dr. Paul's
Ohio State
Jobn Stevenson
Ruth Mindock
Ford Wirth
William and
Wilsor Fox
Carl? Pallas
Suese
Anas Schubert
Ruth Heginbotham
Florence Weston
Miss Phelps to wed Lathrop Smith at Indian Head
The marriage of Miss Marian Phelps daughter of A B Phelps and the late Mrs Phelps of Indian Hollow to Lieut Lathrop Smith of the CCC Camp Indian Head Maryland will be solemnized Saturday afternoon September twenty first The bride elect formerly lived on Indian Hollow Road and works in the patent office in Washington DC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Phelps
Marian Phelps
A. B. Phelps
Mrs. Phelps
Indian Hollow Read
Lathrop Smith
C. C. C. Camp
Indian Head
Maryland
Indian Hollow Road
Patent Office
Washington D. C
Surprise party honors Mrs Kreps at Chestnut Street
Relatives and friends surprised Mrs Della Kreps last night at her Chestnut Street home. The gathering was planned as a welcoming celebration and brought together a group of Kreps's relatives and friends for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Kreps
Chestnut Street
Local Society Set Features Birthday Radio Gift
A social luncheon featured two elaborately decorated cakes and a gift presentation to Mrs Kreps, who received a radio as a birthday present during the event.
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Woman’s Association
George Lamberton
James van Duser
Oberl
Women's Missionary Societies of
The
Congregational Church
Schwind
Picture Store Pickles Framing Ocr Specialty
Elyrian
Siva
Leta Mae O'Dell
Edith Deare
Cleveland
Glascoit
Lakewood
Norma Fathauer
Lohergrin
Ruth Porter
Lloyd O'Dell
Robert O'Dell
Herbert
Jimmy Wellington
2 Pepper
New Yor
Grace Hirer
Chers
Carret
Circle
Leon
Rate Huffmen
Miss Far
East Broads
W. C. Snowden
L. J. Boorhrerd
H. Borgs
E. Ahead
Trving Geiger
J. Gatland
C. B. Atkinson
Fioor
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Ave
Brown Co Printers - Paper
Lodi
Rebekahs
R. A. Tho Meet
Elywoods
Gertrude Beauty Shoppe
Clark St
Ata
Maurice Beauty
Maurice
343&K
Jersey
John Lersch Co., Inc
Mrs. Kreps
Eric D. Chapman
Paul Wainwright
Courtland Street
Carek’s
Florist
Broad St
Lady Love
Edith Mae
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Axminster
Chevrolet
Welsh Curtain & Rug Shop
W. Bridge St
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