Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Snapshot
Admissions list includes Floyd Eddington at S30 Lake Ave Betty Lou Mack Valley City Mrs Stanley Skryp 1081 East River Sophia Gibbons 264 Columbia Mrs John Jackson 174 Erie St Jack Moblie 8 W Bread Discharges include Mrs Robert Brown Doris Ives Sissimser Street Robert Nesbitt Grafte Jdehs Wright Grafton Mrs Stumies Skryp 1031 F River mington 330 Lake Ave Mien 204 Marseilles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Eddington
Lake Ave
Betty Lou Mack
Valley City
Stanley Skryp
East River
Sophia Gibbons
Columbia
John Jackson
Erie St
Jack Mobilie
Robert Brown
Doris Ives
Sissimser
Robert Nesbitt
Jdehs Wright
Grafton
Stumies Skryp
F River
Mington
Mien
Marseilles
Evening community events listed for tonight across local groups
Elizabeth Stevens Society meets at 5 20 PM at the Methodist church for a business session and supper at 6 PM. speaker Mrs Beeman of Oberlin on daily life and Chinese customs. DeMolay Alumni at 6 30 PM at Ellis Restaurant. St Agnes PTA evening fathers’ meeting. Women of the Woose at Moose Home. Galaxy Club supper at Miss Ora Champion’s home at 9th street. Bible Class at YWCA 7 PM. Pow Wow Club 7 30 PM at YWCA. Grace Lutheran officers meet at George Streicher home. St John’s Chile meets Elyria Lodge 1477. YO Indus meets on Yo MLC A. Young People’s League of St Paul’s meets for business and social. American Legion Auxiliary meets. Trustees at United Presbyterian church at 8 PM. Adult confirmation class at St Andrew’s Guild room at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Methodist Church
Kolinski
McConnell
Beeman
Oberlin
DeMolay
Ellis
St. Agnes P. T. A
Women of the Woose
Moose Home
Galaxy Club
Ora Champion
9Th Street
Y. W.C
Grace Lutheran
George Streicher
St. John's
Chile
Elyria Lodge
Ramblings With The Flowers By Mrs F Ensign
The Pemphedon wasp nests in a birch stump and hunts purple aphids on nearby trees. The article describes the wasp’s tunneling, aphid collection, and larval development, noting root depth preferences of various trees and shrubs to guide planting and soil needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nous
W.s
Charming afternoon frock pattern for matrons
This notice advertises Marian Martin pattern 9345 for a cape front frock with a slim silhouette. It lists sizes 36 to 46, fabric and lace yardage, and provides ordering instructions including price for the pattern and catalog. Address orders to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasy
Marian Martin
Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Jefferson Junior High P T A Meeting Highlights
Mrs Mary Spoerl of the School for the Deaf spoke at Jefferson Junior High P T A about work with handicapped children. Three students accompanied her showing progress, including a talking tale from Little Red Riding Hood. An orchestra from Jefferson under J Martin Beck performed. A nominating committee was formed. A concert with the High School Band was planned to aid spring tours. Miss Hemingtons class won the attendance contest. Mother Study Group meeting postponed to April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson School
J. Martin Beck
Parent Teacher Association
Sam Goldstein
Warren Wright
A! Vierzen
Mias
Ethel Ross
Nellp
Beck
Lime Red Riding Hood
Farnough
Palestein Peoples and Customs Topic At McKinley PTA Meeting
Dr Florence Fitch of Oberlin College spoke on The People and Customs in Palestine at the McKinley Parent Teacher Association meeting. Earl Bacon of the Chamber of Commerce discussed a proposed sales tax. Mrs George Day sang two folk numbers including Lillie Dus by Brahms marking the composer’s 100th anniversary. Mrs Paul Hines presided as by law revisions were presented and a nominating committee was approved with Mrs Virgil Waite as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Fitch
Oberlin College
McKinley Parent Teacher Association
Brahms
Robert Sennmann
Paul Hines
Hobart Marsh
Virgil Waite
Miss Cope
la Aisee Pass
Seavol
O'Malley
Loner
Moise
Earl Bacon
Winder
Viola Horinc
Marjorie Rosster
Amposi
Hubbar
America
Fine Bible School meeting reviews teaching methods
A meeting of the Bible School faculty and officers was held in the church parlors. Mrs. Fowler demonstrated how to teach a Sunday School lesson, followed by a general discussion led by Mrs. Hand. Future sessions will include practical demonstrations for age varied classes. Miss McGinnis will discuss methods for girls around eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
The
Church of Christ
W. C. Fowler
J. D. Hand
Ruth McGinnis
Literary Club Studies Heliare Belloc Works
The Literary Club of St. Marys Sodality met in St. Marys Parish Hall to study Heliare Belloc life and essays. Mary Wagner and Margaret Stolz read selections and discussed his poetry before adjournment until April seventeenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Sodality
St. Mary’s Parish Hall
Heliare Belloc
Mary Wagner
Margaret Stolz
Picnic at Nasipak Home Draws Local Girls
A group of girls enjoyed a Sunday picnic at the Nasipak home on Prospect Street. Guests included Bernice O Donnell Anna Mae McDonald Jean Crown Bernadine Obringer Claire Maguire Natalie Nock and hostess Anna Nasipak. They spent the day with outdoor sports a picnic lunch and a hike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasipak
Prospect Street
Bernice O’donnell
Anna Mae McDonald
Jean Crown
Bernadine Obringer
Claire Maguire
Natalie Nock
Anna Nasipak
Jefferson G R s Skate Party and Egg Hunt in Y M C A
Jefferson Girl Reserves met yesterday at the Y M C A for a roller skating party and egg hunt. Becky Meldrum won the first prize. They enjoyed a box lunch, games, and a vaudeville review with tap dances. The group, led by Eleanor Warden and president Betty Kauffman, plans a book review and Tales of Spain at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Mrs Ball Honored On Birthday At Cascade Home
A group gathered Sunday at Mr and Mrs John Ball s Cascade street home to celebrate Mrs Ball s birthday anniversary with music entertainment and a luncheon served to guests from Elyria and Lorain. She received many lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ball
Cascade Street
Elyria
Lorain
Olmsteaders Class Meeting At Second Congregational
The Olmsteader's Class of the Second Congregational Church met at Earl Morse's Mendel Court home. Sixteen members answered roll call. After business, the Social Committee took over. Refreshments were served and the meeting adjourned to May first.
Spring schedule of health education depart of YWCA
The Health Education Department of the YWCA announces a six week spring term starting April 10. Miss Marian Stetson, Health Education Secretary, says classes include tap dancing for beginners on Tuesdays at 3 pm, advanced rapils on Wednesdays at 10 am, and children’s classes Saturdays with beginners at 9 30 and advanced at 10 30. A business girls class meets Tuesday at 7 15 pm combining tap dancing with ping pong and gym activities. For information call the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YS WC. A. Worl
Marian Stetson
Leal
Mara
YL. A
Canton and Auxiliary Plan Singing Bee for Next Meeting
Canton Lorain and Auxiliary members met for a regular session in downtown Canton. After business, social time followed with talks, dancing, and luncheon by the committee. Mrs Minnie Church won the evening's prize. next meeting will feature a singing bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lorain
Tiwo
Oueriin Committee
Minnie Church
Aeke
D.o Ofiles
Vincent Parent Teacher Association hears Mrs. Speerl
Mrs. Mary Speerl, teacher at the School for Deaf children, spoke at the Vincent Parent Teacher Association meeting last evening. She illustrated her remarks with work by three deaf students, as Sylvia Wilson sang a solo during the program. Yummy singing and a later show titled Tatts-8 ion Were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Speerl
the -Peaker
Associaion
Degree Lem of Eagles Vonileary Plans Convention
A report details a meeting of Ladies and members of the Eagles group who discussed plans for a national convention. The notes mention a tentative date around April and an agenda item list, with affiliation to the Eagles club and local organizers.
Woman's Home Club Meeting Notes and Neighbors
Fragmentary report from a neighborhood gathering mentions Mrs. Harry Jucken and Mrs. Sam Avery, with references to attendees and directions to a future event. The text is garbled but indicates a social club activity at a street location with several named participants.
District 3 Sons of Veterans Meet Postponed in Cleveland
The Meetings for Scott District No 3 of Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary were postponed from April pruning to be held Sunday April something at Circle No 1 or the Methodist church in Cleveland. The time is 11 30 am for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Scott District
Sons
Crzimn
Cleveland
Circle No. 1
Methodist Church
Cin’e
UALR Program Noted by Miss Hubbard at Ely PTA Meeting
The Ely PTA heard Miss Hubbard discuss Child Educational Procedure and reading reforms. She highlighted shifts from word knowledge to reading experience, relaxing pace, and graded promotion to a junior grouping, with nourishment contributing to low failure rates.
Ella Booth celebrated eightieth birthday with close friends
Mrs Ella Booth was honored at her home on her eightieth birthday with a special dinner and cake. Guests included Mrs Agnes Wiss, Mr J B Chapman, Mrs Bette Gawhouse, Mrs Jennie Clarke, Mrs Ive Diaime, Mrs L A Carter, Mrs witusta Gillen, and others. Hours and greetings were exchanged as friends visited throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella*Booth
Sirs
Agnes Wiss
J. B Chapman
Bette Gawhouse
Jennie Clarke
Susan Finver
Ive Diaime
L. A. Carter
Witusta Gillen
Irs
Boorfrog
James Gian
Sinth
Nursery school resumes sessions at Eastern Heights
Eastern Heights Nursery School ends vacation and resumes activities for preschool children on Wednesday morning. Classes run at Emmanuel Lutheran Church on weekdays under Mrs John Ade from 9:20 to 11:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Heights
Em Manuel Lutheran Church
Johuade
First Congregational Guild elects officers
The First Congregational Church Guild meeting, opened by Mrs Tet the president, elected Mrs Savcher Chapman as eenaireman of the Guild. Other officers appointed include Mrs Ralph Drke as first vice president, Mrs Prark Hartman as second vice president, Mrs Elgin Lewis as secretary, and Mrs c T Corghill as treasurer. The group plans Red Cross sewing and choir robes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Ss Tet
Eric Chanmay
F. S. Aust
Che
Savcher Chapman
Guild
Ralph Drke
Prark Hartman
Elgin Lewis
T. Corghill
Red Cross
Betas Plan Spring Sport Dance At YSCA IL
At the weskir meeting of the Beta Delta Beta fraternity the annual Beta Tea was set for May 20. Roland Faulhaber was named chairman of the Orchestra Committee and Albert Berson led the dance program. John Biggs and Charles Cavagnu, spending spring vacation at home, attended. both are Miami University students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delta Beta
Roland Faulhaber
Albert Berson
John Biggs
Charles Cavagnu
Miami University
Menorah Chapter Plans Open Meet With Rabbi Dobrow as Speaker
Elviia Menorah Chapter met in the temple recreation hall last evening. After a brief business session they scheduled an Open meet on April 25 with Rabbi Dobrow of Larain as the keynote speaker. A trifds and a jigsaw contest provided entertainment. Guests included Harold Weiss of Oberlin Harvey Altfeld and Harry Bernstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elviia Menorah Chapter
Temple
Dobrow
Larain
Harold Weiss
Oberlin
Harvey Altfeld
Harry Bernstein
Cosmopolitan Club Plans Thursday Meeting
The Cosmopolitan Club meets Thursday afternoon at 2 15 at the Y W C A with Mrs Leonard Krugman and Mrs Wilbur Gaston as hostesses. Mrs Henry Beam will preview the Peking Picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Y. Wlc. A
Leonard Krugman
Wilbur Gaston
Henry Beam
Peking
Marriage License Applications Reported
Clinton B. Cook age 21 student of Pattle Creek Michigan and Edna Bauer age 23 of Lorain. Reverend Demar Carl Haines 1% farmer of Wellington and Wilma Herald age 15 of Wellington are listed as applicants.
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Clinton B. Cook
Pattle Creek
Mich
Edna Bauer
Lorain
Demar
Carl Haines
Farmer
Wellington
Wilma Herald
Elyria notices of local residents and visitors
Mrs. James Elemes of 548 Lod street is in the Inlyria Clinic for surgery. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Lyhberger go to Cardington Ohio to stay with relatives. Miss Dorothy Byers travels to Colorado with family. Miss Byers’ relatives from Denver and Rockyford return home. Harvey Altfeld spends spring vacation at home. Jay Howenstine named Miami University interview representative. Harry Westley confined to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Will Neimeyer and son Carleton visit Oberlin residents. Francis Wilbert recovering after March 22 operation at Elyria Memorial. Harold Weiss guests at Emmanuel scow. Mrs. Louis Reisinger listed among local residents.
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James Elemes
Lodstreet
Inlyria
Lyhberger
Cardington
Oho
James Eccott
Jay Howenstine
Miami University
Harry Westley
Elyria R. D
Colorado
Miss Byers
Will Neimeyer
Carleton
Bowling Green
Ohio
Frank Reisinger
Oberlin Road
Francis Wilbert
Furnace Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Harold Weiss
Oberlin
Emmanuel Scow
East Avenue
Louis Reisinger
George
Root systems and planting depth for healthy trees and shrubs
The article explains two main root types, deep tap roots like the Hickory and shallow fibrous roots like the Elm. It stresses proper planting depth and soil moisture, noting how feeder roots near the surface sustain nourishment for trunk growth through the cambium.
Street Hosts Helen Gilliz as Week's Guest
A Toledo Ohio visitor, Miss Helen Gilliz, is staying as a house-guest this week at the street resident's home in Okin.
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Street
Helen Gilliz
Toledo, Okin
Civil War Monument Dedicated by Local Civic Clubs
A Brownsville civil war monument honoring a Far West battle to be dedicated by civic clubs. Troops from the North and South fought for land occupation six weeks after peace was declared in the South. the end of the war had not yet reached them.
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Brownsville
Obe
Far West
Plympton Home Describes Oddly Built 11 Room House
In Plympton Mass an 11 room dwelling described for Mrs Char love EL Sumner features a perfectly round central chimney and fireplaces. Staircases and closets are arranged around them giving arced rooms on one side while the opposite walls are straight. a barn in the rear is noted but details are unclear.
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Plympton
Mass
Charlove EL Sumner
Trade Proves Profitable In Seattle Horse Swap Case
In 1872 Cicero Brown traded a horse for 70 acres of land in King County. The tale surfaces through the will of Mrs. Harriet Guise, now settled in court. Brown then sold the land after the exchange.
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Seattle
Cicero Brown
Brown
King County
Harriet Guise
Wilard Brown
Farmers Revive Bartering in Montezuma Trade
Montezuma Iowa farmers revive barter practices trading corn for coal with miners in a neighboring county. The revival echoes early town barter with Indians as local agriculture teams up with coal industry to exchange goods directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montezuma
Iowa
Twins Puzzle Senators in Indianapolis Page Roles
Barbara Ritt Kelly and Marjorie Lee Kelly, 11 year old twins from Westport Indiana, served as pages in the lower house for a week. The girls dress and look exactly alike, causing confusion among senators as they performed their duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Barbara Ritt Kelly
Marjorie Lee Kelly
Westport
Nature’s butterfly lure and nectar tricks on roadside flowers
Dame Natura cultivates nectar rich blooms to attract butterflies and bees for seed production. The article describes butterfly weed Asclepias with orange flowers used June to September, its pollen transfer via butterfly feet and occasional bee pollination, and notes seeds are available from seed dealers with plants blooming the second year in poor soil with little moisture.
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Dame Natura
Dlanto
Travel Club Lecture Focuses on Canadian Rockies Ranch Camp
The Cleveland Travel Club will host Dr. Harriet Cooke of Chicago for a Thursday talk at Gulf Farms about a Ranch Camp in the Canadian Rockies. The lecture highlights the Banff Lake Louise trail ride and a view of nature over aristocracy, with details on club seating and transportation via Mrs. Smythe or Mrs. Redington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Travel Club
Ralph Silsbee
Gulf Farms
Canadian Rockies
Harriet Cooke
Chicago
Cooke
Banff
Lake Louise
F. A. Smythe
H. M. Redington
Plainsman Ward, Cody associate, dies at 83 in Kansas
W. A. Ward, longtime plainsman who rode with Buffalo Bill and was a close associate of General Custer, died at age 83 in Leroy Kansas. Ward was described as one of the last of the plainsmen and a friend of notable frontier figures.
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Leroy, Kans
Buffalo Bill
W. A. Ward
Cody
Custer
The Newpack of the Cross Sermon at First Baptist Church
Rev. Neighbour preached at First Baptist on The Newpack of the Cross. He outlined six topics including The Fellowship of His Suffering and The Fruitfulness of the Cross, urging experimental crucifixion with Christ and bold witness despite a culture hostile to the Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
QE. Neighbor
Neighbour
Christ
Paul
Apostle Paul
Neighbour Aid
Isis
Galatiaus
Jesus Christ
Lake Avenue Sawing Circle Final Meeting Notice
April 4 final gathering set for Thursday at Mrs. Corliss Miller's home Stop 4. A noon tureen dinner will precede adjournment for the summer. Welfare work supporters urged to attend for completion of the circle's tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Corliss Miller
Mrs Schmidtkon Hosts Research Club Day at Home
Mrs O Schmidtkon entertained 11 members of the Research Club at her residence for an all day meeting on Wednesday. A tureen dinner was served at noon and the remainder of the day was spent sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Schmidtkons
Research Club
Lake Avenue PTA Meet Aims For Wednesday Program
The Lake Avenue Parent Teachers Association will meet on Wednesday evening. Miss Akins of Columbia Station will speak and Kine's Orchestra will present a musical program. The nominating committee will report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lake <Avenue Parent- Teachers’ Association
Miss Akins
Columbia Station
Kine
Couples to Live in Dormitories at State College
Dr A A Cleveland director of the summer session at Washington State College announced that married couples attending the 1933 summer session would be allowed to share dormitory living quarters. The move aimed to cut costs and ease housing for students.
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Pullman
Wash
iUh
A. A. Cleveland
Washington State College
Henry James Quote On Wealth Defined By Imagination
Henry James character defines wealth as the ability to meet the requirements of one's imagination. The remark frames money as a means to realize inner vision rather than mere possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry James
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Ramblings With
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Jefferson G. R
Mrs. Ball
Earl Morse
IO “Olmsteader
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HONE
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Wolue
Harry Jucken
Dunes
Alay Ves
Cam Avery
Dicken. Jr
Lye Castle
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EU Airia
Sam Avery
Petter Drug & Chemical Corp
Maiden
Mase
Ella Booth
Susanna Wester
Lxtertainen
First Congregational Guild
BETAS
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Hove
Asclepius
Plainsman
Bill
W. Broad
Andress
Entertains Club
PT. A
Cook
West Ave
Elyria Business College
Broad St
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