Local society marks anniversaries and visits at Odd Fellows rally
The Protected Home Circle and Grand Lodge celebrated their second and fiftieth anniversaries at Odd Fellows Hall with Supreme officers present. A. Service and W. Cubbes attended from Sharon and Cleveland, with H. Ryder in charge of penny strips. The Glenville circle initiated four new members and a program featured singing, a solo, and a fancy drill. A birthday cake honored Supreme president Handley. A bingo parity and a choral number followed, with a play by Young People of the Second Continental church. Luncheon served for guests from Cleveland, Lakewood, and Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Dunford
Pauline Dunted
Vis Waff
Wes
Handley
Memb
Eastern Star
Metrons
Pas
Charter
Bonorary
Katherine Merthe
Bazel Broadbeck
Coational Churea
Frank Lovello
Tillie
Annahelic
Robert Owens
Relpp Fos
Lincoln Long
Burien Borntoamie Drew
Florain Hauenstein
Jers. Cook
Helen Saville
Helen Took
Alice Robinson
Jack Fenwar
Roger Rodgers
Janet Berton
Virginia Stewart
Rere Lazare
Robert Fox
Carmel Trenton
Louise Ramser
Cleveland
Lakewood
Weill
March Of Time Topic For Round Table Club
Tre Bourdes Club met at Judge A R Webber's home for a March of Time discussion. The program covered notable figures and wartime era topics, highlighting Addams and Will Rogers among others, with remarks on their influence and charitable work. A subsequent April 13 meeting will feature a social bingo party hosted by Mrs. Myrtie Rose and Mrs. Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Wase
Jane A S House
Rome
B. G. Hoore
Cornell Avenue
Winifred E. Wise
Jane Addams
House
Chicago
William Muir Ruld
Avgii
Mate
Round Table
Tre Bourdes Club
A. R. Webber
England
Oxford
India
Tada
Merer
Colums
Iisz
Erested
Ind
Hull House
Rogers
Nan. Son
VV Myrtie Rose
Local social notes and travel plans scroll through town
Personal greetings from families and friends fill the page as residents mention visits from Daytona Beach to Los Angeles, trips to California, and exchanges at colleges. Notes include a Gamma Lambda social link, WCA at Oxforce, and a remark on lawyers and the bench versus shoemaker’s path.
Rainbow Girls Assemble at Church of Christ in Elyria
Rainbow Girls of the Rainbow Assembly will attend church as a group Sunday morning at the Church of Christ on Second Street. Reverend Will Foster will preach and the service starts at ten thirty. Members must meet outside the church at 10:30 and no member is excused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Calendar events Monday tutor Miss Elska and more
Calendar notice lists various club meetings and social events. Miss Elska tutors at 7 with Broag siress while Junior Lesie teams up with Naner Oldt nEe. Henson Ave hosts Middle Step club with Mrs. Dana sted and Literars Cicbm meets at Frcakers rek. Junior Derariz Club Hisliress meets at Georg venue with C. F. Wemer attending. Additional items reference W ent meat mee and Brown's gathering at ms. A. 5. Hw irs gmaest with Mrs. Maria Aman as hostess at Weer Ave. meeting Bl.
Travel talk yields insights at Cordier gathering
Hear Travel Talk attendees include Mrs. FW and Mrs. Gesrze Be Her Law, with science of yesterday's session. A travel display from the south showcased several interesting cies. Department heads and guests such as EW. shb, Mrs. L. Tan Portmet, Mrs. Ney ndon and M WN. Bares attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Cordier
Gesrze
L. Tan Portmet
Neyndon
WN. Bares
Entertainments At The Crandall Home On East Broad Street
A class gathering was held at Robert Crandall’s East Broad Street home with attendees including David e Ronald Findhlar Dana For Robert Chapman Raymond Brunee and Roger Williams. Officers’ elections for the year were postponed to a later date after games and a substantial supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crandall
East Broad Street
David E - Ronald Findhlar
Dana For
Robert Chapman
Ramond Brunee
Roger Williams
D. Funk
Licenses Issued For Local Apprentices And Machinists
Four individuals receive licenses in Lorain and Elyria areas. Joan Hartier and Marjorie Winters are listed as Elyria apprentices while Douglas Nagel is a Lorain machinist. Mary Lou Ralf is also licensed in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Hartier
Elyria
Ool
Marjorie Winters
Douglas Nagel
Lorain
Mary Lou Ralf
Hospital Admissions and Officers Elected at Meeting
Hospital admissions list several patients including Mrs Cinton Stel don and Mrs Alfred Spieth with addresses on Woodiacd Lake Avenue and Broad Street. Election of officers followed a business meeting. Mrs W I Baradellar named vice president and secretary, Mrs R C Btreasurer. C Everard elected chair. Miss Grote read a missionary letter from Doris Grots. Deseress charge assigned to Mrs Everard and other attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinton Steldon
Woodiacd Aremat
Carter
Fa‘laws
Harold Care
Lake Avenue
Alfred Spieth
Medias Ruta Raddle
E. Broad Street
Alberta Eddy
R. D
Andrew Jones
Harwood
Revert Marsh
Frank Bollormie
Ofivers
C. Everard
Baradellar
Horace Seeird
R. c
Compliment Hostess A Forty Fifth Week’s Anniversary Notes
The hostess marks her forty fifth week anniversary with active centerpiece and card games. The next meeting has changed to May 4th at 305 Tenth Street, with Mrs Fier Brown of Brever hosting. A large turnout attended the Royal Neighbors of America event at Woodman Hall for the anniversary supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horer
Charles Bielfeltet
Esteleck
Pal Dar
America
In New Men ber Barbara Szabo Hosts New Home Event
Miss Barbara Szabo of Chsrnesz entertained guests at a new home event Thursday evening. Catherine Lavelle was noted as a pew member. Gate prizes were awarded to eligible participants for the cup Verweig event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Szabo
Ch Srnesz
Catherine Lavelle
Luncheon Highlights And Club Meetings Report
A social luncheon at Tae Gabiss drew five to seven guests, with Winckies sharing her recent southern trip and future plans to reconvene in two weeks. Monopoly Club No 1, hosted by Mrs. Arthur Alex, awarded prizes after a refreshment course, with Jack Pesrod hosting at Hobson. The Middle Step Club of WC meets Monday at 6 45 pm for a review of If I Have Four Machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Gabiss
Winckies
Arthur Alex
Woodland Avenue
Holmes
Jack Pesrod
Hobson
Pss
Lass
Henry Ingersoll
Final Test of Religion sermon at Rivoli Theatre
L Bindman of the Elyria Men's Bible class presented The Final Test of Religion Sunday morning at 3:30 in the Rivoli Theatre with special music by George Zemba on piano and accordion. The talk described Love as the perfect expression of personality and the Christian view at the heart of identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bindman
Elyvia
Rivoli Theatre
George Zemba
Church Directory Listings Begin Sunday Services Across City
A dense church directory lists denominations and schedules across East Ave, Second St, and surrounding areas. It names pastors such as Rev. Geo Brews and Rev Skeene Dr E Bond, with varied services including Sunday School at 9:39 and morning worship, prayer meetings, and church activities at multiple locations including United Presbyterian First Methodist Christ Temple and St Johns Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
First Methodist Lrd
Court Skeene
Bond
W C T U Meetings At First Congregational Church
The regular W C T U meeting will be at the First Congregational church Tuesday April Tth. A tureen luncheon will be served at 12739 and members should bring dishes. A C Schuleman will read "A. A. Man Thinketh." Mrs. George R Haines leads devotionals. LaPorte W C T U meets Wednesday with Mrs. Frank Rahi and will sew for the Darton Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U
First Congregational Church
A. C. Schuleman
A. A . Man
George R Haines
LaPorte
South Ridge Commun Club Meets at School House
The regular Commun Club meeting at South Ridge School House was led by president Mrs. R. G Pierrer. Mrs. Walter Grobe and Mrs. E. W. Jiang arranged the April greeting program. Students performed songs and guitar and accordion pieces by Malcolm Fowl and James Collier. Kathryn Marelle and Mary Lute danced and accompanied piano. A spelling bee with Miss Mabel Dehn as winner capped the program. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
R. G Pierrer
Walter Grobe
E. W. Jiang
Mabel Debn
Ethel Thompson
America
Malcolm Fowl
James Collier
Kathryn Marelle
Mary Lute
Edward Frre
Clifton Simms
Mabel Dehn
Birthday Anniversary Honors Shir ley Baus with Gifts and Feast
Mrs. Newton Baus hosted her daughter Shirley's eighth birthday after school Tuesday. Patricia Fowl Betty Gunder Mary Lute among those honored as prizes were awarded. Guests were seated at a color themed table with nine attendees noted by full names and addresses. Separate brief items mention visitors and hospital discharge accompanied by family care. The article closes with a note on Japanese mountains tied to religious shrines and worship days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Baus
Shirley
Patricia Fowl
Betty Gunder
Mary Lute
West Ridge
Betty: Gunder
Townline Road
Kathryn
Marette
Oberlin
Janet Flowers
South Avoherst
Baus
Doris Merihe
Amherst
Kathrin Stang
Towslane Road
E. W. Stang
August Merthe
Asanerst
E. C. Frre
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Kantor
Elyria
Sarah Thompson
Francis Ward
Arthur Ernst
South
Social Insurance Aims To Secure Ordinary Happiness
The problem of social insurance is first of all to make more secure the happiness of the ordinary man and to keep him from entering the ranks of those who are misfits.
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Protected Home
Mrs. Washburn
Charles Leni
East Avenue
Austrary
Sons of Unio
Anna Barnes
Yesterdar
Nina Rhodes
Beebe
Mies Delia Lutz
Jessie Coniam
Martha Ff
Robin E. Hinkson
Carek Greenhouses
Elvria- Lorain Rd
Will Rogers
Pest
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Jy Wit
Ike
Stevens
Steck Specghar
Gerres
W. Siedmen
Gares
F. C. Pleasant
Crak.leit
RBC
Hasrr Resene
Steve
E. A. Bates
Daytona
Bea
Tilinais
Robert Goseiesr
Oxforce
Harvard
Gad Ainauah
James G. F
Raips
Howe Street
Mary Gray
Emery Tay
Fifth Street
Los Angeles
Herbert Dobbiney
J. R. Mauthe
Patsy Brown
California
Barbara Suppes
Gulf Farms
Smith College
Northampton
Massachusetts
Florence Schuster
Middle Ave
Brookhouser
Frederick
Vitron
Eugene
Wil
Gertrude Beauty Shop
Clark St
Ber
Entertains Club
Church Directory
Christ's Temple P. A
Oberlin Bead
M A
Mo Surday Scheel
Erming
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Priscetos Ats
Garford
J. L. Uriea
Th. D
Ferasnage
Acon
The
Church Bible
ST. John's Lutheran Broad Su
Armie Schroeder
Congregational Church
Jane Ave
West Street
Magyar Reformed Church
First Congregational Career Court
Second Streets Awd
Ureh School
Bervica
Redington Block
Sliddle Ava
Second Street
Legxzi
Bethany Baptist Church
Reventoents Street
C. C. Smith
African Methodist Church
First Hungarian Baptist Church
Julius Kish
Spiga Eo
Gospel Mission
Bridge Street
First Baptist Church
Second St
KR. E. Neighbour
ST. Paul's Evangelical Church
Taira Street
Ernst Irion
Sevi A. M
Gideorne
Holy Land
G. Lohman
Church OF God IN Christ
West Ave
oEsening
R. W. Amore
MT. Zion Baptist
Lodt
Willis Jackson
Everbird
Alliance Spiritualist Church
C. F. Hall
Grand
Anna Ha‘te
Shiloh Baptist Church
C. Brown
A. M
Church OF Christ
Seceed and
Chapel Streets
J. Foster
M. B. Church
Hiatt
Aday
Rayer
Holy Cross Church
Mi¢cie Ave
Lake Ave. Community Church and Bible School
Lake Ave
E_ Peck
Bible School
Leloy
Supe
Second Baptist Church
Thompson's Ball, Oba Hoaé
Pilgrim Community Church
Cambridge
Prospect Streets
Church
E Bauer
Grace Lutheran
Ona Ave and
River
J. Schumm
A. M—Sunday Schasl
Business College
Japan
Birklines
Second St. Phouc
Wilmot Printing CO
Masonic Temple
Ohio
Carpenter’s Beauty Parlor
Broad St
J. P. Diederich Sons Flowers
Cleveland Road
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