Oberlin Couple Mark Golden Anniversary Tonight
Fifty year anniversary celebrations planned for James J Worcester and Eunice E Layton in Oberlin. Family dinner set on East Hamilton Street with Oberlin Grange reception to follow at the Grange hall. Mr Worcester a longtime Oberlin resident and Grange Master. Mrs Worcester long time Grange member. They have six children, eighteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Oberlin
James R. Worcester
Hamilton Street
Oberlin, Grange
Grange
Worcester
Russia Township
Clarence Foster
Elyria
Harold Rogers
John Clark
Cleveland
W. H. Austin
Philip Worcester
Tampa
Florida
Bes Worcester
Leo P. Smith
Raymond Reisinger
Friendship Club Hosts Dr Richards At Mother Father Banquet
The Friendship Club of the W. C. E A shared a Father Mother Daughter Banquet at First Congregational Church. Dr James Austin Richards spoke on intergenerational relationships urging parents to model honesty, responsibility, and moral independence to guide their children. Mayor Van Oster, fathers, and mothers attended as guests.
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Friendship Club
Dr. Richards
Briendship Club
First Congregational Church
Mark McGuire
van Oster
James Austin Richards
Richards
New England
Mother's Day Observed at Elyria Home for the Aged
Elyria Home for the Aged hosts a Mother's Day observance organized by Elyria and North East Ohio Conference Methodist women. A noon luncheon featured dietitian Ruth Wildman directing guests including Mrs. B. F. Allen and Mrs. J. H. Hurst. Plans call for a pilgrimage visitation with committees from Elyria churches and conference districts, aiming to draw hundreds of visitors on May 8.
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Elyria Home For
Elyria
North-East Ohio
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ruth Wildman
Dietitian
B. F. Allen
A. C. Hudnutt
Helen McLeod
M. M. Wilcox
J. H. Hurst
Johnson
C. R. Hess
Norwalk
H. W. Courtney
Lorain
E. G. Yocom
J. D. Yocom
Oberlin
Grace Schmuck
Wooster
C. S. Depp
Akron
Pisn
All Presant
E. F. Alles
Otto Greene
Charles B. Ketcham
Warren
George Tufford
Troxel
Henry Hardrieb
E. PF. Allen
C. B Hess
Karl P. Meister
Cony
Northeast Ohio
Methodist Church
C. B. Hess
W. Cooper
Barnesville
R. F. Mayer
C. Nichols
Cambridge
N. Porter
S. E. Davies
Coshocton
B. Davis
Duncan Falls
V Morgareidse
Caldwell
W. G. Hawkins
Karl P Meister
Interesting Program At Elizabeth Stevens Society Meeting
Mrs M F Fey led a church group dinner for Elizabeth Stevens Society of the Methodist church last evening. Mrs Robert Barker chaired the program with Mrs Smith and Mrs H H Crowde in charge of devotions. Mrs Harley Wibber spoke on stewardship. Mrs Burton Ohlemacher on citizenship. Miss Mildred Kinder gave a chapter review on church reform. Dr E J Bond spoke briefly. Mrs M F Eliott sang with accompaniment by Mrs C V Boazell and Mrs Virgil Waite on violin. May meeting in charge of Ohlemacher’s group. Miss Louise Brown to head program.
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Elizabeth Stevens Society
M. F. Fey
Elizabeth Stevens’ Society
The
Methodist Church
Robert Barker
Smith
H. H. Crowde
Harley Wibber
Burton Oblemacher
Mildred Kinder
E. J. Bond
M. F. Eliott
C. V. Boazell
Virgil Waite
Ohlemacher
Louise Brown
Past presidents of W. R. C. meet at Mrs Gehrke home
Twelve members and a guest gathered at West River street yesterday afternoon for a Past Presidents of W. R. C. meeting. The program featured poems by Edgar Guest and readings about George Washington. Contests crowned Mrs. Morence Holcomb and Mrs. Anna Fields as winners. Refreshments followed. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Helen Hubbard on May 3.
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W. RK. C
Anna Gehrke
West River Street
Edgar Guest
Lydia Squires
Daddy
Ella Williams
Helen Hubbard
George Washington
Morence Holcomb
Anna Fields
Lorain
Rebekah
William Gowman
Lake Avenue
Anna Barnes
Bible study group meets at Mrs Hillier’s home
Mrs Russell Hitler hosted a Bible study gathering at East River street in St. Paul with ten members and one guest. Mrs Hillier led the session, followed by refreshments. The next meeting is planned in two weeks, location to be announced. A cafeteria supper and bake sale are advertised for Thursday April 7 starting at 5:36 with North Ridgeville Congregational Church promoting excellent food at low prices.
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Grovereat Whrela
St. Paul Church
Russell Hillier
East River Street
Hillier
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Nr. E
Lorain County
Engeavor
Christian Temple Church
Lorain
Huntington
First Congregational
Tera County
First Congregational Church
Glenn Massman
Loraim
Christian Endeavor
Elyria Odd Fellows Meet Highlights Community Spirit
Seventy five members of Elyria Lodge No 108 gather for a Tuesday evening session with Laws W Brown presenting an improvised address on the universality of Odd Fellowship. Resolutions honor Charles York. Tom Robson named softball captain. Northern Encampment hosts to Mayor Van Oster speaker. Fathers and sons banquet in Norwalk hosted by Howard Butler. Milan night planned with Edison birthplace visitors and a fish fry. Professor J Cr Heinrich of Oberlin to speak on The Distressed Masses of India.
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Elyria Lodge
C. F
Odd Fellowship
W. Brown
Order
C. J. Miller
Howard Butler
Ralph Reinhardt
Dick. Mischka
Charles York
Tom Robson
Northwestern
District No. 32
Mayor van Oster
Norwalk
Fathers’ and Sons
Odd Fellows
Milan
Edison
J. Cr. Heinrich
Oberlin
India
Card of Thanks from Dorothy Jackson after election
Dorothy Jackson thanks all members of the L. C. R. and (. A. for their support and votes in the recent election.
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L. C. R. and
Dorothy Jackson
Splendid Octet Recital by Musical Art Society Encore Delight
The Ladies Octet of the Musical Art Society gave a refined recital at First Congregational Church with Miss Ladd of Oberlin Conservatory. An ensemble with Mrs A F Teriy accompanying performed cantata and two octet groups, featuring Debussy Chopin and Denza works, with Miss Berry Ladd delivering notable piano numbers and Mrs Hartwell soloing. A second octet program included Golson Spring Symphony movements and strong chorus contributions. The next modern music program is set for April 19 at Miss Bernice Jackson’s Washington home with Miss Lucile Hinman directing.
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Musical Art Society
Miss Berry
Ladd
Oberin Conservatory
Miss F Ladd
Sgambat
Brahms
Debussy
Spehergo
Chopmn
Rachmani
Oce
A. F. Teriy
Summer Hartwell
C Tidimut
Golson
Hartwell
Robert Moore
Bernice Jackson
Washington, Cayenne
Lucile Hinman
Girl Scouts Hold Regular Meeting After One-Week Break
Girl Scouts of Troop 1 met at First Congregational church after a one week vacation. They plan to guide at the High School on Tuesday April 12 as Garden Club sponsors lectures on Wild Flowers. Future events include parties and hikes. Next meeting set for the High School auditorium at 3 30.
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Girl Scouts
First Congregational Church
Garden Club
25 Cent Lunch Thursday at Church of Christ
A small town notices Thursday event offering a 25 cent lunch at the Church of Christ. The gathering invites community members to share a low cost meal and fellowship. Proceeds may support church activities and local programs.
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Church of Christ
Mike and Key Club Banquet And Meeting
The first Mike and Key club banquet at the Elke Restaurant drew 39 attendees. Prizes went to Elyria, Norwalk, and Lorain residents. A talk by Deysner of Cleveland covered new operator license rules for radio telephony. The club plans a meeting next Tuesday at the O P s Doher ty Men s Fraternity rooms on Olive street.
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Mike and Key Club
Elke
Mr. Nuckolls
WSFMU
Grinpell
Iowa
Warl Perkins
Elyria
Allen Huster
Norwalk
Ben Trescott
Wiliam H. Henson
Elyna
Reobert Roe
Ray Pitkin
Carl Hartman
Allen Algers
Lorain
Deysner
Cleveland
Department of Commerce
Division of Radio
O. P
Doherty
Olive Street
City PTA Council postpones March meeting in Elyria report
The City Council of Parents Teacher Associations postponed its March session in the directors room of the Elyria Sayings and Trust bank. Pearl Lord of the Elyria Garden Club outlined plans to preserve wild flowers and beautify the city. Irene Halter of Cleveland will lecture April 31 at the High School auditorium with programs for children and adults. Mrs. Carl W. Martin urged attention to a statewide PTA radio meeting on April 19 over WLW at 2:90. The first broadcast meeting of 15 planned by the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers was noted.
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City Council OF Parent Teacher Assoc
City Council of Parents Teacher Associations
Elyria Sayings and Trust Bank
Tnesriti
tWenly-sta
Pearl Lord
Elyria Garden Club
Mins Irene Halter
Cleveland
Carl W. Martin
City Council of Assocations
WLW
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
B. H Darrow
Cyril Breewinck
Chhldren
A Musicale
H. C. Elgar
W.O. McClellan
Gerald Rice
Fook Mathis
Local campus and family visits bring spring plans
Miss Barbara Locher is expected home tomorrow from Delaware Ohio to spend spring vacation from Ohio Wesleyan University. Courtney Fulton arrives tonight from Ohio Wesleyan University to visit parents Mr and Mrs C C Fulton of Tenth Street. Mrs D A Baird of Garford Avenue and her sister Mrs Way and daughter of Medina motored to Columbus to visit her father injured in a motorcycle accident. Mr and Mrs Barl Jenkins returned to Warren Ohio after a brief visit in this city with Mr and Mrs James Hewitt of Park Avenue. John Eckler, freshman at Ohio Wesleyan University, will spend...
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Barbara Locher
Delaware
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
Courtney Fulton
C. C. Fulton
Tenth Street
D. A. Baird
Garford Avenue
Warren
James Hewitt
Park Avenue
John Eckler
Elyria Eagles Public Dance At Eagles Hall
Elyria Eagles invite the public to a dance at Eagles Hall on Saturday April 9. Admission is 25 cents per person and all are welcome to attend.
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Elyria Eagles
Eagles Hall
Weekend Visitors and Local Socials Across Cleveland Area
The week saw Mr and Mrs Erost Lescher visit Pleasant View Sanatorium with Bertha Baird and Dorothy Poste from Oberon Conservatory joining them. Meanwhile Mrs Banersen Poste of Chattanooga Tennessee and Mr and Mrs Deane Burns hosted guests at Pleasant View. Other callers included Mr and Mrs F Fling and sons with Clarence Cook and Edny Cook of Akron. Frank Lovesey and Verna Love sey with M W Savte and Stanley traveled to Chardon and Cleveland over the weekend. May Mincks daughter and family from Akron were also noted as visitors.
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Lake Avenue
Erost Lescher
Pleasantview Sanatorium
Bertha Baird
Banersen Poste
Chattavooga
Tennessee
Dorothy Poste
Ober-on Conservatory
Deane Burns
F. Fling and Sons
Clarence Cook
Edny Cook
Frank Lovesey
M. W. Savte
Stanley
Chardon
Cleveland
CBS Mincks
May
Jas
Akron
Adarriagh license applications list varied applicants
J Jacob N Smith a 63 year old farmer from Ridgeville and Mary Webber aged 9 from Elyria are among license applicants. Rev Datey Homer Ziegman a 2 year old truck driver from Lorain and Gladva Traut aged 25 from Lorain also appear. Rev Rafferty Leon Jacke aged 22 from West View and Virginia Salade 18 from Columbia Staton. Rev Rogers
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Adarriagh
N. Smith
Farmer
Ridgeville
Mary Webber
Elyria
Datey
Homer Ziegman
Lorain
Gladva Traut
Rafferty Leon Jacke
West View
Virginia Salade
Columbia Staton
Rogers
University student returns home for vacation
Miss Julia Keys has returned to her studies at Charity Hospital, Cleveland, after vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Keys of this city. T. E. Yacht confined to his home on Lithowvenne with Minnes.
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B. H. Long
Park Arenas
Julia Keys
Charity Loxpital
Cleveland
S. J. Keys
T. E. Yacht
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Woman's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Lorain County Council of Amsherst Legion
Elyria Legion
Church Council of
St. Paul's Church
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Marshall
Cascade Lodge
Giggalot Club
Maty ‘Yenasik
Knights of St. John
Woman's Club
C. A. L. Bridge Club
Elaine Cole
University
Ruth Gatez
East Avenue
Council of Emmanuel Luthertan Church
G. Myers
Garry Myers
McKinley
Garford
McKinley School
Myers
McEnlry School
Rex Lyndon
Ralph Standen
R. B. McDonald
Merton Willick
Eunice E. Layton
Evan Layton
Albany
Wisconsin
James J. Worcester
Mrs. J. R. Worcester
Glee Club
Elyrians
Wheaton College
Wheaton
First Baptist Church
H. William Nordin
Chicago
Glenn Smith
J. Stratton Sbhufelt
Charlies Finney
Grace Lutheran
Grace Lutheran Church
Hur Dhike
Harry Mc
Leonard Krugman
W. Cautle
Ridge- Grange Hall
Cook
Mrs. Russell Hitler
ODD Fellows Meeting
Elyria Sav
City Barber Shop
Broad St
M.devey
C. Nevens
Carl Bradshaw
Scott Lingenfelter
Altoona
Pennsylvania
the Children’s Apparel
Second Street
T. J. Hutchings Boys
Kaynee
Owneil
Gertrude Beauty Shasonee
Mother O
Rudy Moc
Broadway
20Th St
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Carpenter's Barber Shop
Middle Avenue
Jane
Vestal
Baron
Broad Street
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