Elizabeth Merriman Installed as Worthy High Priestess
Mrs Elizabeth Merriman is installed by her cousin as Worthy High Priestess of Bethel Shrine No 24. The ceremony features white lilies palms and hyacinths with a long list of installing officers and honored guests from diverse shrines. Mayme Tite presided. Mary Rogers retired. a later Y Dels meeting at the YWCA shifts start time to 7:00 PM with speaker Mrs R H Chamberlain on Fran feminine fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Merriman
Bethel Shrine
Order of the ‘White
Jerusalem
Ralph Bevard
Shepherds
Florette Heidrich
Noel Duckett
Sue Lewis
Ruth Schroeder
Pearl Taylor
Hildreth Sasse
Ella Duckett
Jennie Hamilton
Bethany Shrine No. 7
Joliet
Illinois
Elizabeth van Winkle
Beaver Valley Shrine No. 6
Beaver Valley
Pennsylvania
Donald Dickson
Margretta Hess
New Castle
Merriman
Genevieve Dreher
Palestine Shrine No. 2
Cleveland
Hazel Simmons
Shaker Heights Shrine No
Olga Sasse
P. W. H P. Bethel Shrine
Esther Davis
Bethany Shrine
Akron
Lillian Mishler
Supreme Shrine Committee
Selah Strong
Oriental Shrine
Toledo
Nancy Jenkins
Robert Rossow
Mayme Tite
Edward Monroe
Arthur Roper
Charles Tattersall
Fred Sasse
Leah Long
Stella Miller
Beatrice Curtis
Hazel Brodbeck
Jennie Higgins
Florence Smith
Violet Regar
Courier
Dora Lyman
Mae Wieseke
Shrine
Mary Rogers
Hess
Stenson
Hamblen
Josephine Forsythe
Mrs. van Winkle
Harry Woole
R. H. Chamberlain
Fran
Chamberlain
Fran Harmon
Columbus
Elyria Woman's Club Delays May Screening of Blind Spot
The Junior Department of Elyria Woman's Club postpones Loren Brown's Blind Spot program to May due to late arrival of new films in Cleveland. Monday evening becomes members only with bridge laid out, plus a pre-bridge business meeting and nominating committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club, Inc
Loren Brown
C. H. Worthington
Cleveland
Ben Sartor
Pre-nuptial party honors Miss Anita Gotro bride elect
Mrs. Robert Peters and Mrs. Charles Winkler hosted at 411 Oxford Avenue for twenty three guests. The evening featured pinochle and Chinese checkers with Anna Mae Meeks taking high for pinochle and Mrs A Ehike as consolation. Card honors also went to Mrs Helen Stokes and Mrs H Sandrock. The Sandrock Gotro wedding will be April fourteenth at St Johns Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Gotro
Earl Sandrock
Robert Peters
Charles Winkler
Peters
Oxford Avenue
Anna Mae Meeks
A. Ehike
Helen Stokes
H. Sandrock
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Elyria
Cleveland
Ober- Jin
Cleveland students perform At the Soda Fountain critique
Hold Monthly Critique by dramatic students taught by Mrs. Cassandra Brothers of Cleveland entertained about forty guests at the Y W C A last night. The program featured a short characterization titled At the Soda Fountain with participants Carol Christman Russell Hillier Lois Carpenter Lillian Longwell Barbara Chandler Lois Meyer and Avis Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassandra Brothers
Cleveland
Carol Christman
Russell Hillier
Lois Carpenter
Lillian Longwell
Barbara Chandler
Lois Meyer
Avis Hastings
Lois Cook
Sunshine Club Group
Local Licenses List Pairs Workers and Partners
A series of paired individuals listed for licenses including ages and occupations. Names and places include Lloyd Ewell 21 farmer Brighton and Eloise Newcomb 20 Brighton. Edward Brotherton 23 bleacher Elyria with Kathleen Brown 24 Elyria. Carl Baker 44 stove tester Lorain with Josephine Lash 42 Lorain. Charles Mucha 25 laborer Lorain with Wilma Stavisky 22 Lorain. Lawrence Arndt 26 railroader Sullivan with Beatrice Donaldson 26 Wellington. Richard Buswell 24 Elyria 238 Howe Street steel worker with Re ba B. Maurer 23 Elyria. Harold Jackson 22 Elyria WPA worker with Iola Harvey 16 Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brotherton
Elyria
Kathleen Brown
Cleveland Street
Carl Baker
Lorain
Josephine Lash
Charles Mucha
Wilma Stavisky
Lawrence Arndt
Sullivan
Beatrice Donaldson
Wellington
Richard Buswell
Howestreet
Reba B
Opera guests and students populate Elyria scene
Elyria residents attend Lohengrin Tosca and Manon in Cleveland while locals travel for spring recess. University ties feature Charles B. Coen elected Varsity O Club treasurer and several students return home for Easter break as families plan visits and travels.
Community clubs and meetings calendar updated
Calendar notes multiple clubs and events with dates and hosts including the Calendar Division at Second Congregational church, Avalon club Mrs Ben Naro 215 18th street, M Y C B club Mary Botamer Walnut street, Delphians Graystone Hotel, Debs at Y W C A 7 00, Townsend Club 1 8 p m, and Women’s Auxiliary at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Widening Circle meeting at Baptist East Avenue church featured a solo by Mrs R V Cheevers and Isaiah prophecies lesson. next meeting April twenty first. Amitie club hosted a threen supper and bridge with Grace Prindle rewarded for high score. April 20 Edna Mae Wilson to host at Ninth street. Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary held bingo at J H Howlett home with prizes for Mrs Edith Hill and Mrs Anna Bruck. A dessert served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odette Club
Ena Knight
Longfellow Avenue
Gertrude Ligtotke
Viola von Duyke
R. Fichtner
Mildred Brecknock
Brecknock
van Duyke
Cleveland Street
Townsend Club No. 2
Reg
Armory
John Surdock
C. G. Kiefer
Etta Cowles
Flossie Massey
Pedro
Leo Beaser
Katherine Cramer
Euchre
Eloise Grossman
Banco
Indianapolis
2Nd Congregational Church
Florence Hazel
Violet Olmsted
W. F. W. Post
Junior Woman's Club
Avalon Club
Ben Naro
18Th Street
Mary Botamer
Walnut Street
Delphians
Graystone
Townsend Club
Baptist Church
Curtis Home
Columbia Club
St. John’s Church
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Canton Lorain
L O. O. F. Ball
Daughters of America
British Empire Hall
Junior Legion
Leona Cooley
10Th Street
Widening Circle
Baptist East Avenue
R. V. Cheevers
Frank Wilford
Isaiah
N. Birch
J. R. Brown
C. F. Strohmeier
Fell
Wonderly
Amitie Club
Frank Walker
George Street
Grace Prindle
Charles Smith
Edna Mae Wilson
Ninth Street
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
J. H. Howlett
Cascade Street
Howlett
Margaret Schroeder
Edith Hill
Anna Bruck
Allie Freeman
YWCA Announces Final Spring Book Review Tea
The YWCA schedules its last spring book review on April 25 with Fourthurs as hostesses at a pre tea. The review features Reaching for the Stars by Nora Waln presented by Mrs. Helen Tappan Berth. Tea committee includes Mrs. Wilbur K. Jones chairwoman and others: Mrs. R. J. Schork, Mrs. P. J. Smale, Mrs. Harry Dickens, and Mrs. R. A. Gwin Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Waln
Helen Tappan Berth
Wilbur K. Jones
R. J. Schork
P. J. Smale
Harry Dickens
R. A. Gwin, Jr
Easter Pageant The Triumph of Love at Amherst High
An Easter pageant titled The Triumph of Love was staged in the Amherst senior high chapel. Mrs Gregory Brown directed with clarinet solos by Sam Truscello and singing by Lydia Heller and others. Rev M A Hayes led readings and Doris Miller read scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Gregory Brown
Sam Truscello
Dorothy Jones
M. A. Hayes
First Evangelical Church
Doris Miller
Lydia Heller
Messish
Life
June Draga
Robert Hoffman
Marjorie Lawrence
Dorothy Raesler
Hilda Scharein
Charles Thomas
Agnes Schmitz
Harold Niesen
Eleanor Newman
Lois Ehlert
Wanda Hill
Hope
Nadine Aldrich
Faith
Betty Bays
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Mrs. George Sharkey of 118 Lincoln Court Mrs. Columb us Ruffo of Lorain Mrs. Stanley Bokay of 607 Fifteenth Street Joseph Szivan Lorain John Koepp Jr Amherst Mrs Alfred Darey 149 Huron Street Mrs Paul Wainwright Stop 68 Cleveland Road. Discharges include James Varady 338 Vulcan Street Barbara Lohnes 342 Oxford Avenue Mrs Augusta Appel 719 Park Avenue Mrs Carl Schultz Lakewood Mrs Henry Dicken 346 Oxford Avenue Mrs O J Shafer 111 Eastern Heights Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sharkey
Lincoln Court
Columbus Ruffo
Lorain
Stanley Bokay
Fifteenth Street
Joseph Szivan
John Koepp, Jr
Amherst
Alfred Darey
Huron Street
Paul Wainwright
Cleveland Road
James Varady
Vulcan Street
Barbara Lohnes
Oxford Avenue
Augusta Appel
Park Avenue
Carl Schultz
Lakewood
Henry Dicken
O. J. Shafer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Suwannee River in Okefenokee described by club reader
Miss Claire Willams reviewed Suwannee River, part of Rivers of America, highlighting Cecile Hulse Matschal the Plant Woman and her study of Okefenokee flora and fauna. The piece notes native folklore, new roads, and educated youth as the swamp’s future. Fables for Parents discussed by Dorothy Canfield Fisher featured two readings by Mrs. George Brownell at the Woman's Club social hour. Mrs. D C Martin to host luncheon April 14 at Mrs. Krieg's on West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suwannee River
Claire Willams
Four O'Clock Club
Cecile Hulse Matschal
Okefenokee
Suwanee
Woman's Club
D. A. Baird
R. D. Way
Medina
H. G. Hoover
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
George Brownell
Zero Cold Locker Plant Likely for Elyria
W K Wiles of City Ice and Fuel Co says Elyria will get a Zero Cold Locker plant. About 125 contracts expected before ground is broken. The Polar Chest Locker system would cost roughly $15 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Wiles
City Ice and Fuel Co
Elyria
Wiles
Townsend Club Party At I.O.O.F. Hall Tonight
The Townsend Club Number One hosts a party this evening at the I O O F hall. The Tom and Jerry orchestra will provide music for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
Tom and Jerry Orchestra
Church Services Include Communion and Baptisms
Church school meets at 9 30 Sunday morning Edward Wells superintendent Palm Sunday observed at regular worship hour Junior choir provides music Dr Recard sermon When Do We See God Holy Communion reception of members baptisms Thursday evening 7 30 dining room service dramatization by E P Johnston tonight at church 7 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wells
Recard
E. P. Johnston
Fife and Mrs Stoddard Tied to Conneaut Corps Link
Fife and Mrs Stoddard, identified as a member of the Conneaut Corps, appear in connection with a local civic group. The report notes their affiliation and roles within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fife and
Mrs. Stoddard
The
Conneaut Corps
Dorcas Society Plans April Birthday Party at Church
The Dorcas Society of the Church of Christ met Thursday night to arrange a birthday party for the April gathering on April 28 to be held at the church. Lunch was served by Mrs. Elmer Lewis and Mrs. William Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society of the Church of Christ
Elmer Lewis
William Street
Palm Sunday Services at Epworth Church
Lonzo S. Green minister leads Sunday school at 9 30 with Charles Barnes as superintendent. Morning worship at 10 30 features The King Weeping on Coronation Day. Special music by the choir. Epworth Leagues at 6 30 and evening worship at 7 30 with Three Great Powers of Life as the sermon topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonzo S. Green
Charles Barnes
Epworth
Green
Swift and Co Sales Manager Addresses Kiwanis Club
Harry West of Swift and Co Cleveland branch spoke to Kiwanis Club members after their Thursday noon luncheon, outlining sales figures and market outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry West
Cleveland
Swift and Co
Kiwanis Club
Wellington Senior Class to Hold First Formal Commencement in a Decade
Miss Lois Van Blargen will begin tryouts next week to select cast members for the annual Senior English class play set several weeks before graduation. The play’s title is not yet determined. The event will feature maroon gowns and caps, with a speaker to be secured by the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois van Blargen
Board of Education
Wellington School
Church Notice for Sunday Worship and Programs
John H. Green, minister, leads Sunday school at 9 30 with Dr Paul Wilkinson as superintendent Morning worship at 10 45 includes recognition of new members and a short sermon He Appeared to His Own Evening worship at 7 30 features Guarding the Gates of the Soul with a praise service opening the gathering at 7 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Green
Paul Wilkinson
Palm Sunday Services At First Church
Minister A. E. Tennant preaches "The Trial and Crucifixion of Christ" at 10 45 AM Palm Sunday worship. Mrs Mabel Whipple is superintendent of the Bible school 9 30. Andrew Schach leads Christian Endeavor at 6 30 PM and evening worship follows at 7 30 with sermon "The Test of Deeds."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Tennant
Bible School
Mabel Whipple
Andrew Schach
Local Boys Chosen for American Legion Boys State
William McClaflin son of Horace B. McClaflin Huntington and Thomas Reep son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Reep Wellington have been chosen by Morgan Dirlam Post to attend the American Legion Boys State at Columbus in June. Both boys are sons of local Legionnaires. Mr and Mrs S H Hummell return from spending the winter in Englewood Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McClaflin
Horace B. McClaflin
Huntington
Thomas Reep
Herbert Reep
Wellington
Morgan Dirlam
American Legion and Auxiliary
American Legion
Columbus
S. H. Hummell
Englewood
Fla
Moran Pastorate Announces Masses and Services Through Easter
Rev. Wm. T. Moran, pastor, conducts Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 A M. Religious school meets Saturdays for primary grades with instruction at 1 30. Special services are held Wednesday and Friday at 7 30 evenings through Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Moran
Short Cuts for Kid Friendly Sandwiches and Butter Tips
The notes suggest peanut butter pairs well with currant or raspberry jelly for children and that butter can be served in small blocks or shapes. If paraffin is reused, wash it thoroughly in hot water and store it in a closed container, and discard if it has turned yellow.
Birthday Anniversary Dinner at Hamlin Woman's Relief
A Thursday birthday supper at G. A. R. Memorial hall honoring eleven members was sponsored by Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps. Names observed include Sadie Moore Bertha Coats Lella Tudor Maude Sheller Edith Kern Verna Betts Ida Baker Laura Lindsey and Louise Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin Woman’s Relief Corps
G. A. R. Memorial Hall
Sadie Moore
Bertha Coats
Lella Tudor
Maude Sheller
Edith Kern
Verna Betts
Ida Baker
Laura Lindsey
Louise Willard
First Witnesses Chosen for Sunday Bible Class
Teacher L. B. Hindman selects The First Witnesses for the Sunday morning topic. Men's Bible class gathers at the YMCA at 9 30. Raymond Huston will sing with Edward Bembower at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Hindman
Raymond Huston
Edward Bembower
Business Women's Bible Class Schedule Change
The group will attend church service on Monday evening April 3rd at the Baptist church. On April 106th the class meets at Mrs. Curtis's home 315 Fifth Street with Mrs. R. H. McClure as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women’s Bible
The
Baptist Church
Curtis
Fifth Street
R. H. McClure
Local Notes Include Births Deaths And Travel News
Miss Marian Stanford returns home for spring vacation from Baldwin Wallace College. Arletta Crawford learns of the sudden death of her sister Mrs Lou M Lord in Springfield Missouri. Mrs S R Horner returns home after ten weeks in Florida. Mr and Mrs George Sharkey announce the birth of a daughter yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The Sharkeys reside at 118 Lincoln Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvania
Elizabeth van Winkle
Rochester
Pennsylvania
Marian Stanford
Baldwin-Wallace College
Arletta Crawford
Lou M. Lord
Springfield
Missouri
S. R. Horner
Princeton Avenue
Florida
George Sharkey
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sharkey
Lincoln Court
Ely Girl Scouts Cook Breakfast Outdoors
Ely Girl Scouts hiked to Ely woods this morning and cooked their breakfast outdoors. Attending were Mary Cushing, Fay Finell, Beverly Waller, Dorothy Brecknock, Kay Rhoads, Phyllis Choate, Virginia Vaughn, and advisor Miss Betty Chancellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Elywoods
Mary Cushing
Fay Finell
Beverly Waller
Dorothy Brecknock
Kay Rhoads
Phyllis Choate
Virginia Vaughn
Betty Chancellor
Cloverleaf Club Hosts Tea At Park Avenue Meet
Mrs Peter Wohlever and Mrs E W Lahiff hosted Cloverleaf club guests at Park Avenue Friday. The event drew five hundred with high score won by Mrs E W Lahiff, second Mrs George Mengel, third Mrs Arthur Engle. In three weeks they will meet with Mrs Samuel Wragg Elyria Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wohlever
E. W. Lahiff
Cloverleaf Club
John Michael
Park Avenue
George Mengel
Arthur Engle
Samuel Wragg
Elyria Avenue
Palm Sunday Services Planned Across Amherst Churches
Palm Sunday observances include confirmation of 18 youths in a church, a reunions for all confirmation classes with Rev. H. Weber of Nermilion as speaker, Holy Palms blessing before the 10 o clock mass at St Josephs Catholic church, a vesper service at four by Congregational youths, and a Lorain County Gospel Chorus program at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
H. Weber
Nermilion
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Congregational Church
Lorain County
Local births include two Lorain area babies
Mrs. John Megyes of South Amherst admitted and gave birth to a baby girl on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Jaeger of Woodhill Drive welcomed a baby boy at St Joseph's Hospital Lorain. Mrs Jaeger is formerly Alyce Neiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Megyes
South Amherst
Philip Jaeger
Woodhill Drive
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Jaeger
Alyce Neiding
Amherst Study Club to Meet at Mrs Gillette Home
The Amherst Study club will gather Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jay Gillette on S. Main Street. Mrs. Wilmah Egeland and Mrs. L Roemer were visitors from Cleveland today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Study Club
Jay Gillette
S. Main Street
Wilmah Egeland
L Roemer
Cleveland
Surprise Birthday Gathering For Mrs Jenne On Church Street
Mrs B A Jenne of Church street was guest of honor at a surprise birthday gathering last evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Mischka Mr and Mrs F H Jenne Mrs A C Werner Mr and Mrs B A Jenne and their son Burton. She received several gifts during the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Jenne
Church Street
Frank Mischka
F. H. Jenne
A. C. Werner
Burton
Millions Allergic to One Thing or Another
Dr. Theodore D. Beckwith of the University of California estimates about 10,000,000 Americans are allergic to drugs foods plants animals and other elements. The professor notes allergies span diverse sources from climate to emotional disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
Theodore D. Beckwith
University of California
United States
Modes and Manners in Hat Tipping and Mourning Stationery
Question and answer column compares European hat tipping norms in France with American custom. It notes men tip hats to ladies or in company of gentlemen. It also prescribes mourning stationery as plain white or white with a black border under one eighth inch wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
W. E.R
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Elyria Woman’s Club
Mrs. Knight
Lloyd Ewell
Brighton
Farmer
Eloise Newcomb
Brghton
Coen
College of Commerce
Elyria High School
Mass
Mildred Wagner
Carl Henes, Jr
Fred Britting
Grafton
Ness Sabra Armstrong
Broad Street
Pierce
Sixth Street
Georgia Sutton
Dora Early
Robert Wilcox
E.W. College
Berea
Oberlin College
Robert Stannard
New York City
J. E. Rogers
Broadstreet
Portage
James Jr
M. C. Bell
Cuyahoga Falls
Walter Peak
Carol Ann Peak
Washington D.C
Virginia Stewart
Kent State University
Virginia Nye
Mount Union College
Alliance
Ohio
Washington Avenue
Mary Nye
Jean Plocher
South
John Riley
Jeanne Wagner
Eugene Mayhew
Youngstown
Jackson
Geraldine Smith
Harold Rorick
J. Clare George
Mark Willis
Lenore Schumacher
Gladys Fowell
Elyna High School
J. S. Cook
Norman Stegman
Valparaiso
F. O. Wilford
Robert Boylan
Metropolitan Opera Company
K. M. Leiby
Jack Selby
Judson Wehman
H. W. Merriman
Florence Peterson
Jess Christensen
Gertrude Larkin
Amy Berry
Chicago
May Nichols
Indiana
Elizabeth Strimater
Ethel Schaefer
Susan Kier
McKeesport
Penn
Foshan
Colette
Copright
Amherst _Bylss
B.A. Jenne
Church St
Suwanee River
Junior Grissinger
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Courtland
FIRST
Charles W. Recard
Dorcas Society
Methodist Episcopal
First Baptist
Church OF Christ
ST. Patrick’s Church
Elyria Men’s Bible Class
Olmsted & Hoeffel Phore
Water St
Hospital News
Carl L. Goetz
Peerless
Peerless Laundry & Dry Cleaning Company
Second Street
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