Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admissions include John Wehrhoff at 319 Harvard and Mrs Henry Maloney at 219 West Avenue plus Mrs Ralph Page Griswold Road Terry Quinn 67 Chestnut Street and Mrs Charles Preslar 225 East Avenue. Discharges list John Streicher 405 Park Avenue Alexander Lalone R D No 2 Albert Palmer R D No 3 and Beauford Schoerfeldt Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wehrhoff
Harvard
Henry Maloney
West Avenue
Ralph Page
Griswold Road
Terry Quinn
Chestnut Street
Charles Preslar
East Avenue
John Streicher
Park Avenue
Alexander Lalone
Albert Palmer
Beauford Schoerfeldt
April PTA programs announced across city meetings
Full April schedules list speakers and musical numbers for several Parent Teacher Associations. Dr Florence Fitch, former dean at Qberiin College, speaks on Palestine at McKinley PTA Monday at 3.00. Jefferson Junior High features Mrs Mary Spoerl and a School for Deaf illustrated talk at 3.15. Hamilton Association plans a trumpet trio and vocal numbers Thursday evening. Other groups include Garford Franklin Allen Gates and Edisae PTAs with varied talks on nature study scouting and feeding the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Fitch
Qberiin College
Bible and Religious Education
The
College
McKinley P. T. A
Fitch
Palestine
Abd Salam
George Day
School For Deaf
Jefferson Junior High
Jefferson Junior High Orchestra
J. Martin Beck
Dick McDermot
Mary A. Spoerl
School For the Deaf
Hamilton Parer’ Teacher Association
Olver Townysend
Billy Lerseh
Bob Lee
Irene Upton
Frank
Tony Larizza
Angeline Polimeni
Roro Trombetta
Sholas L. B. Hindman
Garford Parent Teacher Association
Warne Garland
Betty Bishop
R. D. Oldfield
Gates P. T. A
Golden Red
Anne Davidson
C. E.ythe
Bertha Dunham
Franklin Parent Teacher Association
H. E., Custar
Allen
Bessia Downing
George Green
Brecanock
Parent Teacher Association
Harriet Hudnard
Vi Ola Uarsraves
Tus
Edisae P T. A
Alice Brack Atetitian
Elaria Memorial Hospital
Rebekah Club Meeting Postponed to April Date
The Rebekah Social Club meeting with Louise Stearns on Punceton Avenue was postponed to Tuesday evening April 9 at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Louise Stearns
Punceton Avenue
Marian Martin Patterns Offer Fashion Catalog and Patterns
Local pattern house promotes Pattern 9577 9475 and OF77 in sheer cotton or silk with step by step sewing instructions. Orders require NAVI APDRFSS STYLE NUMBER and STAR, prices 18c 30c for both, catalog 15 cents, patterns and catalog together 25 cents, address orders to Pattern Department Isuess 2 West 5th Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Marian Martin
ronor-Telegram
Women’s Club Plans April Meetings Across Departments
The Syria Woman’s Club board set April plans including a special meeting April 11 to vote on a constitutional amendment and a general meeting April 12 with Dr. Wickenden as speaker. April 4 sewing luncheon, April 7 civil and political science event, April 10 Fine Arts program, April 25 all day Child Welfare meeting, and April 27 Educational department discuss Washington conference with E. J. Howenstine and Mrs. Beam singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickenden
Western Reserve
Ment
G. W. Wingard
Clarence Zeinkie
J. W. Smith
Business Women’s Department
Fine Arts
Musical Art Society
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
E. J. Howenstine
Washington
Maude Beanor Beam
Miss Norma Herrick Hosts Tenth Birthday Party
Miss Norma Herrick celebrated her tenth birthday at home on East Broad Street with schoolmates. Lottie Smith and Marjorie Sanders won prizes. Easter colors decorated the buffet luncheon. Attendees included Audrey McGowin, Genevieve Minch, Mary Habil, Jessie Baptiste, Wilma Park, Shirley Goetz, Jean Goetz, Helen Mills, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Herrick
East Broad Street
Lottie Smith
Marjorie Sanders
Audrey McGowin
Genevieve Minch
Mary Habil
Jessie Baptiste
Wilma Park
Shirley Goetz
Jean Goetz
Helen Mills
Miss Herrick
Four O Clock Club Reviews Men and Memories Volumes
Mrs W B Hubbell reviewed volumes 1 and 2 of Men and Memories at a Four O Clock Club meeting hosted by Mrs Rodney Rockwood on Harrison Street. The author Sir William Rothenstein is noted as a portrait painter who counts Whistler Beerbohm Tagore Wilde Sargeant Shaw and Conrad as friends. The third volume is due in early 1934. The group enjoyed readings from Saki works by H H Munro and luncheon preceded the meeting. Another gathering is planned for April 21 with Mrs W H Thomas hosting on Columbus Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hubbell
Rodney Rockwood
Harrison Street
William Rothenstein
Whistler
Max Beerbohm
Rabindranath Tagore
Oscar Wilde
Sargeant
G. B
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Fifth Sunday in Lent Services
Emmanuel Lutheran Church at Princeton and Garford marks the fifth Sunday in Lent with Morning Worship at 10 45 A. M. and Evening Worship at 7 30 P. M. Rev. Sarles preaches on What Serving Christ Means and Two People in the Upper Room. Choir directed by Roland Faulhaber sings Lord For Thy Tender Mercies Sake. Sunday School at 9 45 A. M. directed by Kenneth Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Princeton and
Garford Avenues
Sarles
Christ
Roland Faulhaber
A. Sullivan
Jesus
Kenneth Peters
Bridge and meeting at Masonic Temple by Areme lub
A short business meeting preceded yesterday afternoon’s bridge session at the Masonic Temple. Officers will be elected at the next meeting in one month. Seven tables of bridge were in play by Eastern Star members with high score by Mrs. Ethel West and second by Mrs. Maude Billings. Hostesses were Mrs. A. C. Schilleman, chairman, with Mrs. H. B. Stone and Mrs. F. P. Sasse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aremelub
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
Ethel West
Maude Billings
A. C. Schilleman
H. B. Stone
F. P. Sasse
Elyria Bible Class to Meet at Rivoli Theater
The Elyria Men's Bible Class will gather at the Rivoli Theater on Uproad Street tomorrow at 9 30 in the morning. President James R. Hewitt presides, Paul Rainstraight leads singing with Clare Short at the piano. Paul Wainwright will sing several selections. The Bible Season is presented by B. Hindman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men's Bible Class
Rivoli Theater
Uproad Street
James
Hewitt
Paul Rainstriaht
Clare Short
Paul Wainwright
B. Hindman
Local officials report a residence hall visit by several youths
A fragmented report lists Ray Gustin twenty four a fireman and Ann Orzech twenty one from Cleve And Colum Station with a justice E Gadley twenty two coast ard Lorain Velma Mac h nineteen Lorain and Fr Johnson in Hall Kirkham while stopping at the Chal po Madéon Hall during a visit to At-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gustin
Cleve- and
Ann Orzech
Colum- Station
The
Giscee
E. Gadley
Coastard
Lorain
Velma Mach
Fr. Johnson
Iin
Hall
Kirkham
Chalpo Madéon Hall
Christian Endeavorers Meet at Second Congregational Church
Two hundred Endeavorers from across the county gathered for a social at the Second Congregational church last evening. Edward Pallas led a song service, Ray Yingjing of Lorain presided over the roll, Rev. Linville spoke on Giants of the World urging youth to follow the Golden Rule, and groups performed stunts and music. The Second church earned a Centennial badge for the most money in patches. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Edward Pallas
Ray Yingjing
Lorain
South Amherst
Grafton
Wellington
Elyria
Linville
The
Christian Temple
W. L. Ludlow
Entertaining Society
Evangelistic Services Begin Sunday at Methodist Church
The First Methodist Episcopal church opens revival with Dr. Bond preaching on Two Kinds of Religion tomorrow morning. Evening service begins a two week run before Easter with What Shall I Do With My Life as the theme and a program of Bach, Wagner, Rogers and others. Church School, Junior Church, and Epworth League activities listed with staff and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Bond
Woodward
Louise Brown
Bach
MacDowell
Tannhauser
Wagner
James IT. Rogers
James H. Rogers
A. Burr
Leona Mowry
Church Nursery
Margaret Haueisen
Raine Blakeley
Bundy Couple Celebrate Thirty-Third Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W Bundy honor their thirty third wedding anniversary with a home program. A piano solo by Dunn and May, accompaniments by Ralph Stear and a trio, plus a reception, were featured. The event was sponsored by Home members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bundy
W. Bund
Fsa
Trip
Dunn
Gertrude WeCnilens
Ate May
Ida Anne Smith
Mrs Rose Johnson and son visit Cleveland street hosts
Mrs Rose Johnson and her son Clyde Johnston of Greensburg Pennsylvania are guests for several days at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Wellert on Cleveland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Johnson
Clyde Johnston
Greensburg
Pennsylvania
Paul Wellert
Cleveland Street
Mrs Dunham to Serve First Spirit Church Services
Mrs Dunham will lead the first Spirit Church services on Sunday and Monday, scheduled with the congregation.
Community Club Meetings and Classes Listed for Monday
Several groups schedule activities Monday including Susanna Wesley class at Meth odist church with Mary Buzzard and Betty Buzzard, St Marys Literary Club Dalty at Parish Hall, Minorah Club at Recreation Hall Temple, Woman's Home Club with Mrs Harry Dickens Oxford, Rainbow for Girls, D and D Club with Emma Scheuneman, E L F Club with Helen Cautie, Chase Steel Guild Canton Lorain 93 and Aux 11 in Fy Hall, Neighborhood Bible Classes District 12 with Mrs R C Baird 20 Seventh Street at 2:30 PM, Minnie Brown’s Bible Class with Mrs C Moo Ackerman Princeton at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Weslley
Methodist Church
Mary
Betty Buzzard
Spring Walier
St. Marys
C. Fy
R. C. Baird
Seventh Street
Minnie Brown
C. “Moo Ackerman
Princeton
First Baptist Church Prepares Evangelistic Campaign
The First Baptist Church plans an evangelistic campaign starting April 16 with Dr R E Neighbour preaching and a youth focus in the first week. Evangelist Charles E Neighbour begins April 24 through May 7 with Philadelphia campaign experience. Services feature a large choir, orchestra, solos, and a noted emphasis on salvation through the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capaign
R. E. Neighbour
Firia
Lorain
Dr. Neighbour
Christ
Charles E. Neighbour
Neighbour
Philadelphia
Living Newspapers Sermon At Fields M E Church
The Fields M E Church announces Sunday services with Rev. John G. Koontz delivering a sermon on April First The program includes music by Alics and Pay Sandrock a baritone solo by Mr Horton and a boys quintet performance The service time is 10 15 am Sunday school at 11 15 am with classes for all The Young People’s Fellowship Hour meets at 7 pm led by Miss Nettie Lay Pavey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Koontz
Sandrock W.i
Horton
Merton Barker
Alen Harrison
Charles Johnson
Nelson Nash
Fod Baimbridge
Weekly Events at Gates City YWCA Schedule
The column lists weekly activities for Gates Girl Reserves and allied groups across Monday to Saturday. Events include meetings, clubs, classes, dinners, and a free swim party at Jefferson, Gates, Franklin, and St. Marys locations with times ranging from 3:39 PM to 7:50 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. A
Gates
Y Gym
Hameloop
Y. Wlca
Ely
Ve. Kinley
Washington
Franklin and St. Mary’s
Jefferson, Gates and
Franklin and
St. Mary's
Church of Christ Sunday services and musical program
Church of Christ at Second and Chapel presents a Sunday program with choir, duets, solos, and a grand chorus. Mr. Fowler to preach on An Old Fashioned Wedding after the 7:54 PM concert. Morning service features Mr. Fowler with Woe Is Unto Me If I Preach Not The Gospel and Junior Church with Miss Jean Little. Afternoon at Oberlin Orphanage includes Gospel Team, The Upper Room, and Can And Should We Love All Men Even Our Enemies. Also First Congregational church hosts 10:45 AM service with Caleb Simper will feed my flock and Easter preparations underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Church
Salter
God
Payne
Spross
Heaven
Calvary
Gabriel
Darwall
Lane
Gilchrist
Jesus
Fowler
Gannett
Jean Little
Betty Moss
Margaret Moss
Betty Waldron
Dorothy Smith
Old Rugged Cross
Bible School
Funk
Oberlin
Ruth McGinnis
Christian Endeavor
Maxine Poole
First Congregational Church
Wiliam Muir Auld
Caleb Simper
George Tulk
Genoal
Andrew's Church Notes Fifth Sunday in Lent Service Details
The fifth Sunday in Lent is Passion Sunday. The 10:45 service will include Holy Communion and a sermon on Spiritual Life. An initiation service for Kappa Beta Kappa and an adult baptism for adults are scheduled. Church school at 9:30, confirmation class Tuesday at 8. A Lent well spent brings a year of content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Uhe
Kappa Beta Kappa
Jolly Blue Jays Hold Friday Meeting at Shaftoe Home
The Jolly Blue Jays met Friday at Alice Shaftoe's home for a business meeting followed by a two course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Blue Jays
Alice Shaftoe
Bible School Schedule and Mission Prayer Concert
The schedule lists a 9:20 prayer period and 9:30 regular session with a lesson on Jesus ministering to Jews and Gentiles led by Mark Tilo7. Evening services include a 7:30 worship and a sermon on The Great Tribulation. A Wednesday concert of prayer for missions is set for April 5 at 7:30 at Mrs. Wheatley’s home. The young people lead the meeting on Building New Churches Evangelizing Our Foreigners in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible
Jesus
Mark
A. T. Wheatley
Fairlawn Avenue
America
Keen Kutter Club Hosts Silver Tea at Mrs Johnsons Home
Mrs Gerrude Johnson opened her Roosevelt avenue residence Friday for Keen Kutter Club members and friends. The event featured a silver tea and social hour. The regular meeting is planned for next Wednesday at Mrs Trias's Tattersall Court home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Kutter Club
Mrs. Johnson
Gerrude Johnson
Margaret Chandler
Roosevelt Avenue
Trias
Tattersall Court
Second Congregational Church Services Scheduled for Sunday
Sunday services will follow the usual schedule with Sunday School at 9 45 a m for all ages. Morning worship starts at 10 45 a m. The Lenten sermon course continues with questions on Jesus teachings and standards. The Christian Endeavor meets at 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational
Jesus
Christian Endeavor
Ridgeville Congregational Teaches Lord's Supper Service
North Ridgeville Congregational church will administer the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper Sunday morning at 11. A sermon titled A Christian Fellowship will be preached. The church also offers classes for all ages including a popular adult class and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Ll A. Mo
Christian Fellowship
Spring vacation return notices from Oberlin and area
Miss Courtney Fulda and other students return home for the Springs Vacation from Miami University Oberlin College and Bowling Green State College. Birth announcements and familial illness update Mrs R F Stetson bedridden after a hip fracture. Families travel from Elyria Crest on illness in Memphis Tennessee and Milwaukee Wisconsin to spend time with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney Fulda
Deli Ware
Patten
Tenth Street
Miami
Docx Bara
Way Howenstine
John Bigess
Mabelle Howits
Bowling Green State
Colese
David Hells
Afiss
Virginia Tibball
Oxford
Ohio
Earl Court
R. R. Stetson
Eighth Street
John Wherry
Robert Prien
Oberlin College
Eleanor Ruger
Elyria Home For the
Creston
Vernon Wheeler
Memphis
Tennessee
Elyria
L. Thatcher
Adelbert Street
Blanche F. Lamm
Milwaukee
Downer College
Millwaukee
Wisconsin
Louis Lutam
Devon Courts
Jumbled note reports residents and moves on Denison and Cornell
A fragmented local notice records residents and family moves. It mentions a brother named Ré Bert with Mrs. Ralph Gwin, a sister Maude Salter, Miss Janet Reynolus returning from Ontu Welesan University to spend the week at her home on Denison Avenue, and references to Cornell avenues and fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Bert
Ralph Gwin
Cornell
Maude Salter
Janet Reynolus
Ontu
Denison Avenue
Dunk Trunks Define Leisure Wear Says Scholar
A fashion note mocks modern leisure outfits like dunk trunks. Thornstein Vellen notes designers craft clothes to imply idleness, while rainenet makers push rubber beach wear for sunlit play. The piece lampoons the trend with playful details on patterns and matching tops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornstein Vellen
Welen
Vellen
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear local item
Incoherent OCR text fragment with unclear subjects and missing context. No identifiable people, places, or events to summarize accurately.
Aberdeen weather breaks rainfall records this year
Aberdeen reports more than nine rain events this year, shattering prior time records and rainfall benchmarks. Local observers note unusually persistent precipitation across the city and surrounding areas, with impacts on daily life and agricultural planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berdeen
Wa-ho --i
Young Girls Play Polo with Father at Commonwealth Armory
Cinthia and Nancy Burrage, aged 11 and 1, ride ponies with their father Albert C. Burrage Jr. at Commonwealth Armory in Boston-CP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
CP the Mise
Cinthia
Nancy Burrage
Albert C. Burrage, Jr
Commonwealth Atmony
Record Claim Highlights Wisconsin Sales Record
Hilbert Wisconsin man Roy Madier claims the Waisconginhe residence sales record with one sale per week for five years. He asserts only one other United States salesman has matched this pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilbert
Wis
Roy
Madier
Waisconginhe Strance
United States
Mixed dance at Nuhn's Barn features Smiths Ladies Orchestra
A social event at Stunnite's Nuhn's Barn showcases the Smith's Ladies Orchestra performing for attendees. The program includes lively dances and regional entertainment in a rustic venue setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuhn
Stunnite
Smith's Ladies Orch
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Ryan
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Cleveland St
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Sanko
Over Bell Clothing Co
Broad and Mill Street
Second Cong's
Ridgeville Cong
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Raine
Little Joe’s Diner
Imperial Furniture Co
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