Congregational supper and church elections at United Presbyterian
The United Presbyterian church held a society supper and business meeting last evening with about 100 attendees. W R Ramage reelected congregational chairman, T T Bel Jers vice chairman, Mrs D S Lee clerk. Rev George Brown urged prayer for revival. Elders C L Bristol and M R Setterfield reelected for four years. Officers elected include trustees D Scott and Frank Alsop. treasurer J R Ramage. financial secretary E W Wright. building fund treasurer A Pearson. auditing committee Don Phelps and C I Bristol. ushers F R Ramage and D S Lee. Meeting closed with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Ramage
T. T. Bel Jers
D. 5
Scott
Frank Alsop
Congregational
JR W. Ramage
E W. Wright
Building Fund
A. Pearson
Don Phelps
Bristol
Charles Fisker
FR. Ramage
D. S. Lee
A. W Baird
Friendship Club Plans Three Months Schedule
Friendship Club outlines a three month schedule with activities and events. The notice lists planned meetings and community outreach efforts, signaling ongoing programming and member coordination for the upcoming period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Local notices update events in Heartbout area
Fragmented text lists speakers and services for a church or community gathering next week. Mentions Mrs Burns of Fast avenue and Mrs C amed Dy aneat r d br, with a prayer service on Good Friday and communion on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fenners
Burns
Fast Avenue
Jeader
Foster
New Chairmen Named After April Fool Event
Fragmentary text notes names of new chairmen and social leaders in Cleveland area clubs. Mentions Miss Rosade Rhodes hosting on Seventh Street, invitation from R Gala gence dated March sixteenth, Lois Schroider as new social chair, Erelens Ernst as nat ocity chairman, and prizes at a cleaning event on April fifteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosade
Rhodes
Seventh Street
R Gala Ci
Cleveland
Lois Schroider
Social
Calendar teach diarys at HG iyn Meliz
Fragmented diary style notes list events and names including Cambr Women Benedt Ey lak Stevenson Rev Daughters of Scotland meet Robertson 242 Old Scottish Clans Br ah rooms and Woolworth Camp references with scattered agenda items and unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HG Iyn Meliz
Cambr
Benedt
Eylak Stevenson
Daughters of Scotland
Cian Robertson
Wome
Fraterni Clik
Cauxi Woolworth
Lappy
Miss Benny Jacksons and Others Entertain Guests
Local personals note guests visiting from Ohio and Florida. Miss Benny Jacksons at 21 West Avenue hosts during spring vacation. Several residents from Oberlin to Elyria Memorial report trips to Florida, Havana, and Miami. Families, including the Schwerts, Barnharts, and Kirshas, returned from southern travels to Cleveland and Lorain areas. A variety of callers and relatives are listed with brief hometowns and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Jacksons
West Avenue
Ter McCord
South Dent
Oberles
Cleveland Road
Florida
Jacob
Leo Miller
West Park
Ed Schwert
Mary Elizabeth
L. Barnhart
Havana
Miami
Thomas
Richard
Edward
Bert Kershas
Cleveland
James Hker
U. A. Brown
Lake Shore
Lorain
R. Nichols
Detroit
Milan
Betts Thatcher
Cleveland Road of Arc
Harvard Avenue
Alee
Standby Unknown Text Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR text with unclear names places or events. no coherent details to summarize into a factual card.
Entertain Friends Across a Small Gathering
A fragmentary card describes a social gathering hosted by Mrs Reais Co Reuman of the Quess- TLoaad. Guests include Mrs Mary Jeg wsei and Mrs Deve Vi TP 7e Ban sersog. A recipient was presented with a gift of beau five from her friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larenre
Jaime Ajo
Reais
Reuman
Teo
Doe Mary Jeg
Deve
Dm Ras
Beau- 5
Sisterhood Program Highlighted At Ma Fieman Meet
A Sisterhood event featured speakers Todam Bas and AL Pa president at Ma fieman precran. The program included entertainment by Irish tap and a farewell for Yrene Farewel and Virginie Veuzhn. Donna Mae Miers performed with other acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dev
Todam Bas
Moustal Mimpers
Harrie
Mary Annn Bergey
Beitrie
Virginie
Donna Mae Miers
Oberlin and Newark residents named in license list
A record lists Doren Dean Baldwin of Oberlin a restaurant employee Beatrice Ruth Matham of Oberlin Edwin Anderson of Newark a cook and Doris Washington of Elyria. The text notes French is spoken throughout Portmread by educated individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doren Dean Baldwin
Oberlin
Emplove
Beatrice Ruth Matham
Edwin Anderson
Newark
Cook
Doris Washington
Elyria
Portmread
Program At Meeting Of Women's Association Circle
At the First Congregational church the Women’s Association met for its annual spring session. Mrs. H. D. Townsend chaired a program with devotional services, a business session, and awards. The circle approved a nominating committee and announced a Wednesday morning service and an Easter cantata by the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Townsend
Tie WL
M Townsend
H. d
J. A. Hewitt
Gene
Clarence Coleman
Laven Preston
Erene Ritter
WV. Mets
Edward T
Alt Grant Hi
Herbert Hove
Rene
Local PTA Meeting Features Arts and Education Talk
Gates P T A elected officers after a program on education progress. Lisa Sant joined by Doris Sprague performed with Gene St. Marie at piano. The State Arts Studio presented songs and dance numbers. Donations from a rummage sale aided flood victims. Edna Funk’s class led attendance, and officers were announced for the next month’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pmtote My
Sonnr
Hospital Admissions and Local Society Notes
Hospital admissions list patients with addresses in Amherst, LaGrange, and Columbia Station, including Bert Witt and Mrs. Jacob Kunittle. Discharges mention Mrs. Carl Jenkins and a baby boy, and several residents at Telegraph Road and West Avenue. The Women’s Foreign Mission Society of the Methodist Church hosted by M Karl Meister at the Home for Us Aged with readings, music, and prayers. 14 ladies attended. Girl Scout Troop 4 plans activities with Lake Side Hospital in Ireland for a tour and inspection, plus a hike and museum visits. A surprise trip followed St Merr’s School meeting as Judge Webber offered early history instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amessesee
Bert Witt
Oberho
Jacob Kunittle
Amherst
Edward Erb
Charles Court
Josephine Tilberg
LaGrange
Rudolph Secherk, Jr
Stanford
George Fortune
Columbia Station
Harris Fortune
Carl Jenkins
Samuel Street
Edward Frye
Bes
Telegraph
Livester Hagmons
Hadaway Street
Louis Francs
Waverly
Methodist Church
Karl Meister
Mincie Darhing
Lakewood
Socery
PH. OG. Portman
Mine Brown
Miss Osborne
Tecnier
Lakeside Hospital
Ileeland
Flora Stane Mather
Museum of Natural History
St. Merr’s School
Carol Stetson Lisucenant
Judge Webber
Weington Avenue
Bingo and social events among Eagles and neighbors
Thirty members of the Ladies Auxilliary of Eagles met for a regular meeting with tourney matters and prizes awarded to Mrs Nano. A bingo party followed with Leela Hamion as chair. The next meeting is planned for April 7 with nominations. A separate April Fools party and house warming for tele phone girls at Blanche Van Ausdais’s home featured games, music and prizes for Jean Suimerlee, Freda Miller, Deke Carpenter and Wealthy S nerson, plus a hostess gift. A surprise April Foot party for Lee Whitney at Sugar Ridge included a change in group president to Harvey Funk and Will Stark named entertainment head. A misdirected back eye during bridge was noted as a season joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Garrerd
W.E. Kessler
Kens- Mann
Ammumee
Thurs- Ajeui
Eiderseen
Ot Tee
Sand
Noe Duchert
Eagles
Nano
Leela Hamion
Tgill
Blanche van Ausdais
Orchard Street
Onerlin
Jean Suimerlee
Freda Miller
Deke Carpenter
Wealthy Snerson
Lee Whitney
Sugar Ridge
Mr. Whitney
Harvey Funk
Will"Stark
Kenyon Street
Twenty Attend Supper at Maranatha Class Meeting
Maranatha Class at First Baptist Church held a supper last night for twenty members. After a devotional session the group proceeded to attend the prayer meeting. The next gathering is scheduled for Wednesday May sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maranatha
First Baptist
Four Petitions Received by St Clair Hebe Lodge
Four membership petitions were received by St Clair Hebe Lodge in Q C F Hall last night and referred to a committee. Noble Grand Iva Marsh presided as the charter was draped for Sister Dora Renonard. The degree team under William Gehrke practiced and will initiate candidates in Lorain on April 13 with the next meeting on April 15 featuring initiation. Mrs A E Lapp hosted a birthday party for daughter Mary Kathryn, with games, prizes, a birthday cake and many gifts as guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Hebekah Lodge
1. Q. C. F. Hall
Iva Marsh
Dora Renonard
William Gehrke
Lora
A. E. Lapp
Mary Kathryn
Honer
Mrs Phillips Hosts Daughters of St Andrew Guests
Mrs Phillips entertained Daughters of St Andrew at her Harvard avenue home yesterday afternoon. The event featured a dessert course, sewing, and plans for a church Guard room work meeting in two weeks starting April fifteenth with a tureen luncheon at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brouse
Land Avenue
Friendly
Pedro
Brouse
Mr Young
Mary Dietler
Margaret Maddox
Entertain
1 Avenue
Maa Phillips
Harvard Avenue
Daughters of St. Andrew
Church Guard Room
Renoth
Guest preacher at St Andrew's Episcopal Church
The Rev Dr Wonders of Grace Church Sandusky will be the guest preacher at St Andrew's Episcopal Church this evening. He is a well known Episcopal clergyman and will deliver a helpful message starting at seven forty five p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
Wonders
Grace Church
Sandusky
Episcopal Church
Beauty Tips for Sallow Skin and Aging Expressions
A reader asks how to improve sallow skin and aging lines around the eyes and mouth. Advice covers daily cleansing, toning, occasional stimulants, diet and exercise, hair styling to suit a thin face, and a separate routine for wrinkles including upward massage strokes, itchy cream, a muscle relaxer every other night, half hour mask, cold compresses, and beauty naps to ease strain and boost circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Gladys Swarthout
Sorority Pin Night at Tri Sigma Sees Prizes Awarded
Miss Gertrude Feron chaired the pin committee for Tri Sigma as samples were shown and pins selected by members. Betty Osborn hosted, Cootie was favored, prizes went to Gerry Feron and Gertrude Feron, a salad course preceded the session. Next meeting April 14 at Helen Frnesan's Hoagie on Howe Street. Samuel Taylor Cotteridge and Harvey cited as authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Feron
Tri Sigma Sorority
Betty Osborn
Oberlin Road
Cootie
Gerry Feron
Gertrude Feren
Helen Frnesan
Hoagie
Howe Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
R.W. Ramage
United Presbyterian Annual Meeting
United Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Brouse
Elyria Chapter Order
Eastern Star
Sonic Temple
Rendsius Gocies and
Ao A Tad
Wilmot Printing CO
Masonic Temple
Ohio
Carpenter’s Beauty Parlor
Broad St
Nova Scotia
Intel
West Bridge Street
Water Street
Springdale
Ars
Raymone Woolfe
Camden
Tonighe
Heiwa
Brookhouser
Middle Ave
Sisterhood
Busick
East Ave
Meeting of Women's Association
Gates P-T. A
Best Buy
Thornwood
Pocahontas
Kennedy
Jackson's
Elyalvus
Cleveland Street
Mrs. Phillips
St. Andrew's
Samuel Taylor Cotteridge
Harvey
United Motors and Arvin
Charles Ct
Frederick’s
Vitron
Eugene Permatent
Speciak
Shampound
Aboe
Gertrude Beauty Shop
Clark St
the Brown Co. Printers - Paper Merchants
Lodi St. Ph
Harry S. Burr
Broad Street
Washington Ave
Birkline’s
Second Street
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