Elyria PTA meetings delayed by spring vacation schedule
The Elyria Parent-Teacher Association shifts meetings a week later due to spring break and lists varied programs across Jefferson Junior High Edison and Franklin P T A groups. Highlights include Viola Hargrave singing, Alice in Wonderland, a lace factory tour for Civic and Political Science club members, and a Round Table event at Elyria Women’s Club with talks on The South Seas and Henry Ward Beecher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Parent-Teacher Association
John Rankin
Round Table Club
Elyria
Lorain Ladies Host Royal Neighbors Meeting in Woodman Hall
Mrs. McGuire of Lorain district deputy visited the local Royal Neighbors chapter in Woodman Hall last evening. Mrs. Lutz presided, plans for the Sandusky county rally in May were discussed, and a social time with card prizes went to Mrs. Bertsch, Mrs. Gill, and Mrs. Lutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuire
Lorain
Royal Neighbors
Woodman Hall
Lutz
Sandusky
Bertsch
Gill
Eastern Star initiates three candidates in well attended meeting
The Order of Eastern Star held a well attended meeting last evening initiating three candidates. An inspection was announced for May third. Visitors came from Elmore Ohio and Barberton. A social hour followed with refreshments served in the dining room by Mrs. C. V. Beezail and committee. Easter season decorations adorned the luncheon tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Order of Eastern Star
Elmore
Ohio
Barberton
C. V. Beazeil
St Johns U P Contest Winner Is Announced
The Young People’s Society of St John’s Lutheran Church sponsored an essay contest based on Dr Walter A Maier’s WLW radio sermon. Judges chose Caryl Kipt, 411 Tenth Street, as winner. Dr Maier, theology professor at Concordia Seminary, stars on WLW Sundays at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Young People's Society of St. John’s Lutheran Church
Walter A. Maler
WLW
Maier
Caryl Kipt
Tenth Street
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Missouri
Women’s Home Missionary Society Meeting Details
Mrs George Johnson organized yesterday’s Women’s Home Missionary Society program at First Methodist Church. She leads the Home Guards and spoke on their mission. A demonstration by younger Home Guards members occurred, with two soprano solos by Mrs F A Yost. Hostesses were Mrs J Streicher. A prayer service opened at 2 PM, with plans discussed for the May breakfast on the first of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Women’s Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Home Guards
Johnson
F. A. Yost
Miss Ransom
Elyria Men's Bible Class Names New President at Rivoli
The Elyria Men's Bible Class meets at 9:30 tomorrow in the Rivoli Theatre. New President H. L. Cordrey will preside. Paul Wainwright leads the musical program with special numbers planned. Teacher L. B. Hindman presents "The Peril of Usefulness" in a talk delayed a week after a visiting speaker addressed the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men's Bible
Rivoli Theatre
H. L. Cordrey
Paul Wainwright
L. B. Hindman
Sunshine Club Seeks Sewing at Friday Tea
Mrs A Fosselius and helpers Mrs Florence Brown Mrs E A Wai roo and Mrs Charles Brelfeldt served a luncheon Friday to twelve Sunshine Club members. The afternoon was spent on sewing quidlocks. Next Friday the group will hold an all day quilting session in Woodman Hall with Mrs J Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Fosselius
Princeton Avenue
Florence Brown
E. A. Wai
Charles Brelfeldt
Sunshine Club
Woodman Hall
J. Peters
Harvard Avenus
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Sunday Services and Lecture
Emmanuel Lutheran Church holds Sunday morning worship with Reverend Harold Sayles delivering a sermon titled His Serviceman. Charles Lee presides at the organ as A J Feaner leads the worship at 8:45 for Sunday School with classes for all ages. Wednesday at 7 30 Miss Vittur, Oberlin Art School graduate, presents an illustrated lecture on Relsiaa in Ari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Harold Sayles
Charles Lee
A. J. Feaner
Miss Vittur
Oberlin Art Shhow
Medical Society Meeting Set For April In Elyria Hospital
The Lorain County Medical Society holds its regular monthly meeting on April 9 in the Elyria Memorial Hospital dining room. The program starts with a five o'clock dinner followed by business and an address titled The History of Psychiatry by Dr. L. J. Karnosh of Cleveland, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Medical Society
Elyria Memorial Hospital
L. J. Karnosh
Cleveland
Ohio
Calendar notes from a busy city clubs scene
Calendar items show the Department of Fine Art meeting on Man and Radio Music, YWCA spring luncheon, Little Sorority gathering with Mrs. Robert Miles of Devon Court, Musical Art Choral rehearsal at YMC A, Mugwumps guest dinner with Mrs. Anne Botamer on High Street, Rainbow Assembly birthday dance at IOOF Hall, EOL F Club with Mrs. Margaret Erb on Chase Street, Sunny Side Up Club with Mrs. H. Guthman on Lodi Street, Garden Club at Woman's Club House, Ladies of G A R threepe dinner at 6:50, King Solomon's Lodge meeting, Jefferson Jr High PTA at 3:30, and Monday Evening Holiness Prayer Meeting at Miss Helen Osborne's home on 701 E River Street.
Music study groups meet at Miss Gladys McCullough home
Three groups of students gathered Thursday afternoon to study Schumann and MacDowell. Beginners included Bonnie Lou Black Keith Rawson and Carol Rangon. Junior members Marian Roberts Margene Sage Richard Meinke and Marian Spencer illustrated Schumann while the intermediate group played MacDowell. Margene Sage and Phili s Rawson were noted for best interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys McCullough
Schumann
MacDowell
Bonnie Lou Black
Keith Rawson
Carol Rangon
Marian Roberts
Margene Sage
Richard Meinke
Marian Spencer
Viola Grugel
Phrilis Rawson
Ruth Meinke
Phiilis Rawson
Fine Program at Protective Home Circle Meeting
The Protective Home Circle met in the I O O F hall last evening with strong attendance. President Earl Kaylor presided and Agnes Dunford organized a program including America audience participation, Earl Kaylor singing with Alice Kaylor, readings by Mrs. Belsema Hinton, focal pieces by James Waddell with Alice Kaylor, and vocal numbers by Russell Dunford with Mrs. Dunford, followed by community singing. Officers drilled afterward. Next regular meeting is scheduled in the I O O F hall on April 19. The Junior Protective Home Circle met also in the I O O F with business followed by practice of the junior degree team. Juniors are reminded meetings are now in the I O O F hall with the next gathering on April 13 from six to eight oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. F. Hall
Earl Kaylor
Agnes Dunford
America
Alice Kaylor
Belsema Hinton
James Waddell
Russell Dunford
Dunford
Oclonck
Club Holds Tureen Dinner At Rose Kasih Home
A group of club members gathered Thursday night at Rose Kasih's Oberlin Road home for a tureen dinner followed by a five hundred game in which Reasse Youngman won. Emily Neuman and Carrie shared in birthday cake as Mira Mary Neuman was honored with a small gift. Refreshments were served as music by Mrs and Mrs Joba Snohie and others filled the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd Congregational Church
John Kennedy
Clarton Bliss
Tattersall Court
Gar Billingsley
Cen
Jessie Kent
Willam Duncan
Kennedy
Russia
H. Myers
G. Billingsley
H. Pickett
Rose Kasih
Oberlin Road
Reasse Youngman
Emily Neuman
Carrie Aoe
Mira Mary Neuman
Amis
Mueeie
Joba Snohie
Em’ Neuman
Jamea Katik
Mises
Dred
Institute Club meeting and Treen supper at church
The Institute Club of the First Methodist church held a meeting last evening at the church. Twelve members enjoyed the Treen supper and Herbert Meister was initiated into the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute Club
First Methodist Church
Herbert Meister
Catholic Study Club Meeting Postponed to Friday
Illness affects several members of the Catholic Study club delaying the gathering. Mrs. Richard Gray will host at her Second Street home, and the meeting will convene next Friday at 1 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club
Richard Gray
Second Street
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing
A reading of hospital notices shows multiple admissions and discharges across several addresses. Admissions include Mrs Herman Guyesk 545 W Second Street Mrs George Matelsk 729 W River Street and Mrs Maurice Kretze 342 Cambridge Street along with others such as Mrs Wade Johnson and Jer cy Gasser. Discharges list Mrs May Heard 319 East Avenue Nellie Standen 139 Spruce Street Kemah Krause La Granse Bernice Ellis 211 Rush Street and Mrs Brinley Ford Wellington among names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Guyesk
George Matelsk
River Street
Maurice Kretze
Cambridge Atree
Wade Johnson
R. D
Jercy Gasser
Charles Court
Sam Berman
Lesmk Court
Otto Miller
John Porter
May Heard
East Avenue
Nellie Standen
Spruce Street
Kemah
Personal notes place wide family visits and births
Dr Edw Hackett spent a week with his brother Lee Hackett of Detroit then visited their mother in Cincinnati. Ada Peters of Cleveland died, and Mrs John Justavick of Toledo received notice. Wayne Mortimer flew from Elizabeth NJ to Cleveland for a weekend with his parents. Multiple locals hosted relatives from Cleveland Detroit Youngstown and Pittsburgh for visits. A daughter was born to Sam Berman. Several residents announced visits funerals and family events around Elyria and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edw. Hackett
Lee Hackett
Detroit
Michigan
Cincinnati
John Justavick
West Eighth Street
S. J. Peters
Cleveland
G. L. Baratart
Toledo
Ohio
C. A. MacMillan
Massillon
Wayne Mortimer
Ceveland
Elizabeth
New Jersey
WW. W. Mortimer
Princeton Avenue
W. G. John
Varona Coghill
Youngstown
E. W. Rule
J. C. Goss Jr
Ruth Mortimer
Vulrwinia Hitchcock
Mortimer
Elaine Cole
Kent State College
Lake Avenue
R. H. Riddie
East Avenue
David Wainwright
Sebring
Sam Berman
Lesnick Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Marjorie Peaberthy
Fifth Street
Cleveland Heights
George Matelski
West River Street
Elgrid Memorial Hospital
Jane Arndt
Medina
Henry Charlton
Second Street
N. T. Charlton
Bellecenter
Fridon Smith
Lima
Bay Clement
Richard
Kenton
Bride-Elect Adelia Arndt Hosts Shower for Maxine Poole
Honor bride-elect Miss Adelia Arndt hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Maxine Poole, fiancée of George Weiler, at Judge A R Webber's Washington Avenue home. Gifting featured a treasure hunt and a buffet, with Lucille Hand Mildred Finchar and Anita Poole excelling in guessing games. Jane Arndt of Medina assisted. A separate towel shower by Division A of the Church of Christ was held for Miss Poole on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelia Arndt
Miss Arndt
Jane Arndt
Medina
Church of Christ
Miss Poole
S O S Class Hosts Easter Themed Evening Meeting
S O S class of Pilgrim Community Sunday School hosted a gathering with a hike recap and business session. Lucille Hinderer and Marie Gratz swapped hostess dates. Candy making for the soup supper, a Friday meeting set for April 19 with Marie Gratz. Guests included Delores Conry, Evelyn Pycraft, Audrey Grace McGowin, Mrs Jessie M Bauer, and Florence Knapp. An Easter luncheon with candlelight and green decor concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Elien Helling
Pilgrim Community Sunday School
Lucille Hinderer
Marie Gratz
Delores Conry
Evelyn Pycraft
Audrey Grace McGowin
Jessie M. Bauer
Elyria
Florence Knapp
Ridgeville
Dorothy Storer
Williams Street
Death defying truth Imperson ated sermon at Church of Christ
Ed gar W. Allen delivers a Sunday sermon at 9 30 a m at the Church of Christ with Gannett and Ray Brunker singing a Communion duet. Children’s sermon titled They all Won the Prize. A conference on the mean o4t 4 34 a om. church school attendance contest to run into Pentecost. At 6 p m Endeavor group of Lorain County holds a combined service led by Miss Lilian Mallory. Men prepare cook and serve supper for the mid week Church Family might at 6 30 p m Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea
Edgar W. Allen
Church of Christ
Herman Gannett
Ray Brunxer
Uni Pentecocs
Sometree
Lorain County
Lilian Mallory
Wedneedas
County C E To Meet Lorain Union All County Prayer Meeting
Lorain County Christian Endeavor Union to hold an all county prayer meeting at the Church of Christ Sunday at 7 00 p m A special musical program by the Lorain Evangelical Church youth will be presented Rev Vecler will deliver the address cordial invitation extended to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Rainbow Girls Assembly to Attend Sunday Service
Rainbow Girls Assembly will attend church Sunday morning at First Methodist Episcopal Church at 10 39 a m They will hear a sermon by Reverend Dr E J Bond This is the annual observance by the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls Assembly
First Methodist Episcopal Church
E. J. Bond
Easter Revival at Elyria First Baptist Church
Licenses Harry Mazurek and Julia Polansky of Lorain listed in notice. Elyria First Baptist Church to hold special Easter Revival Services with Dr. R E Neighbour speaking in the morning on The Glory Side of the Cross and Rev R W Neighbour presenting The Praying Apostle at night. Regular services suspended for the week. Dr Neighbour just returned from a Fort Wayne campaign and plans to stay in Elyria nightly during the evangelistic campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria First Baptist Church
R. E. Neighbour
R. W. Neighbour
Elyria
U. S. Northeastern
East
New England States
Fort Warne Tabernacle
Sermon and Choir Plans at Local Church Service
The Holy Spirit will be the morning sermon topic by Rev. Dr. E. J. Bond at 10:45 with the choir singing Lift Up Your Heads, O Gates. Louise Brown is organist. Church School starts 9:30 led by Dwight Burr. Evening service at 7:30 features Sin's Insanity. Young People’s Chorus directed by Marian Sponseiler sings Wonderful Grace of Jesus with Robert Moore solo. Epworth Teague Devotional at 6:30 led by George Johnson. Suzuki Looks At Japan book to be concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Bond
Rogers
Louise Brown
Dwight Burr
Marian Sponseiler
Jesus
Lillians
Robert Moore
Epworth Teague
George Johnson Willead
Suzuki
Japan
Lenten Sermons and Church Activities Outline Passover Week
The 2nd Congregational Church plans a Lenten sermon by Rev A E Kemp at 10 45 AM on coming to grips with our limitations The Passion Week services begin Palm Sunday April 14 with daily services except Saturday The choir will perform Upward Where the Skies are Burning and the anthem O Most Merciful The Sunday School gathers at 9 45 AM and will study John 14 8 4 Why We Call God Father Rev George A Brown leads The Call to Prayer at First United Presbyterian tomorrow at 10 45 AM The Bible School year begins at 9 50 AM with The Heavenly Father lesson series John 14 8 24 The young people meet at 6 30 PM The Acts second chapter is studied by the seniors The Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 PM asks divine aid for church finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Kemp
2Nd Congregational Church
Shelley
Most
Elliott
George A. Brown
First United Presbyterian Church
Lord Jesus
Ambrose
Frank Allsop
Bible School
Heavenly Father
John
Pastor to Lecture on The Greatest Sin at First Spiritualist Church
Mr. Fryberger, pastor of the First Spiritualist Church, will lecture on The Greatest Sin. Spirit messages will follow. Mid-week services on Monday at 7:30 and Wednesday from 2 to 4. The public is cordially invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fryberger
First Spiritualist Church
Sunday services at First Congregational Church
Rev William Muir Auld will preach on The Lost Radiance of Christianity at 10 46 Sunday morning at the First Congregational Church corner Court and Second Street The choir will sing Grant Us Thy Peace by Thomas Throman Church School opens at 9 30 and Schauffler Training School choir from Cleveland performs at 7 30 The public is invited to attend any service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
Court
Second Streety
Thomas Throman
Schauffler Training School
Cleveland
Fifth Sunday in Lent at St Andrews service notes
The liturgy highlights Jesus sacrifice with Holy Communion at 10 45 and an anthem O Saving Victim. Sermon theme The Hymn Jesus Sang. Evening service at 7 30 on Our Lord's Personality. Kappa Beta Kappa meets after service. Adult Confirmation class Monday 8 00. Weekday Lenten services listed through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
E. Eliot Button
Sermon at Grace Lutheran on The Cross of Christ
Lent focus sermon by Rev. F. J. Schumm at Grace Lutheran Church Princeton East River Street 10 45 a m urges large turnout to hear a message challenging belief in universal divine love. Choir led by J Krugman to sing Lord Hear My Voice. Palm Sunday class exams precede confirmation rite at 10 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Schumm
Grace Lutheran Church
Princeton
East River Street
Christ
Askrs Ru
Schumm
God
R. Bosse
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Amherst
Good Mothers Kingston Dogs Haul Family on Sled
Mrs. Paul C. Chase of Kingston New Hampshire has trained two St Bernard dogs to haul her and her two children on a sled during the winter. The dogs accompany them on trips including daily visits to the post office, patiently waiting outside while she enters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston. N. H
Paul C. Chase
St. Bernard
Beauty Tips for a Scalp Fungus Infection
Mrs W L asks about a spreading irritated patch on the temple and possible scalp fungus treated with sulphur ointment. medical advice urges doctor diagnosis first, then home preparation of a salve using yellow vaseline, dry sulphur, and carbolic acid, plus carmine lotion for concealing during the day.
Model and Manners Q and A on Chaperonage
A historical Q and A column answers social etiquette questions. Married women may act as chaperons if titled Mrs. A single woman may chaperon a middle aged Miss. It is proper to use only one side of letter paper. Shaking hands with gloves has fallen out of usage and formal excuses are no longer required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C
Marriage Ends Spat In Fall River
Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ambush wed twice in four months. After a first ceremony Mrs. Ambush sued for divorce and Ambush sued his inlaws for alienation damages. They then reconciled and renewed their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Harold Ambush
Ambush
Indians to honor band leader at Tri-State Festival
Edward Franko Goldman of New York will receive an honorary title of chief at the Tri-State Band Festival in Enid on April 3. Goldman will be dubbed Great Chief Drummer by the Pawnee Indians, recognizing his renown as a band leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Okla
Edward Franko Goldman
New York
Goldman
In war the word of command is the supreme fact
A terse wartime sentiment underscores military leadership as the decisive element. Command authority shapes strategy, morale, and outcomes, with orders binding soldiers and shaping the progress of hostilities across fronts and campaigns.
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Jefferson Junior High Association
Viola Hargrave
Jack Vietzen
Russell Schroeder
E. J. Howenstine
Amerca
Askin
Ely
Edison P.T. A
Franklin P.T. A
Civic and Political Science Department
Dr. Rankin
Hedges Tom and Jerry Orchestra
W. River St
Carl Goetz
St. John’s
U. P
T. N. T. Club
Evelyn Schirack
Columbus Street
Lois Fortune
Marian Stanford
Ada Mae Stanford
Jean Price
Irene Post
Delores
Carolyne Schiering
Ada Mae
Stanford
W.H. M.S
Elyria Men’s Bible Class
Emmanuel Lutheran
Medical Society
Gates School
Gates P. T. A
Gobi
Roy Chapman Andrews
Palm Springs
Cal
C. E
Odo
Haserodt
Rainbow Girls
Harry Mazurek
Julia Polansky
Cong's Church
Cong's
St. Andrews
W.L
B.W.D
Midget Beauty Shop
W. Broad St
Wall Paper
East Ave
Imperial Furniture Co
Evergreen Sale A
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