Local Card Party Hosts Social and Fundraising Event
Elyria Eagles Auxil y organized a successful card party with twenty five tables in play. Prizes awarded to each table and individual winners included Mrs Mary Sinegar Mrs Novah Walker Mrs E Peterman and others. A door prize went to H L Williams and Emma Woman won a raffle. An upcoming party is planned. Domestic church groups held meetings with rug work and a piano recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amd
Elyria Eagles
Mary Sinegar
Novahalker
E. Peterman
Ary Barres
Amelia Hahnis
Eleanor Sounelis
Marvel Parker
Myrtle Smith
Paul Thorla
M Ullegie
Gay Hubbel
Nevins
Re. Ross Hoetel
A. Olsen
Mes Slee
John Sinegar
Carl Aiser
Mr. Botamer
Raspa Tubsole
William Musselman
A R. D. Helden
H. L. Williams
Raffe
Emma Woman
Community notices list host homes and new births
Dainty refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. John Kennedy 127 Garvin avenue Administrators airs. James Harday 237 Oberlin road Mrs. Henry Mason 8005 Fulton Lorain Mrs George Meeker 215 West River John Grammar Jackson Hotel Goldie Siekel 425 West Miver William Young La Grange Mrs William Buck 455 Ninth street. Discharges Mrs. Chris Johns baby boy 348 Second street Mrs. David Cropsmyer baby girl 110 Abbe round Mrs. Harold Beckstein boy 806 Clark street William Brotherton 423 West Thirteenth June Wiley N Ridgeville Mrs Paul Savage 208 Cornell Mrs Frank Bekler 1628 Lake avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kennedy
Garvin Avenue
James Harday
Oberlin Road
Henry Mason
Fulton
Lorain
George Meeker
West River
John Grammar
Jackson Hotel
Goldie Siekel
West Miver
William Young
la Grange
William Buck
Ninth Street
Chris Jonns
Secondstreet
David Cropsmyer
Harold Beckstein
Clark Street
William Brotherton
West Thirteenth
June Wiley
N.ridgeville
Paul Savage
Cornell
Frank Bekler
Lake Avenue
Oberlin Plans Week Long Cleanup and Recreation Meeting
Oberlin council set April 7 to April 30 as Cigan-Up Week with city trucks aiding debris removal. Officials consider a clean up ordinance and better garbage disposal plans while reporting $303.96 monthly receipts. Recreation League meets tonight to elect officers and discuss summer canes on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obertlin
Oberlin
Fire call saves barn at George Bassett place in Wellington
Wellington April 7 fire department rushed to the George Bassett property to fight a blaze threatening a barn. Fire was extinguished with no damage reported. Also notes on local entertainment include a Wednesday night frolic at the Lo-Net featuring Andrews and McGinty winning first prize in the sketch The Tin Bog with John Lary Hank Sheffield and Donald Sprinkle receiving lesser honors. A Vanishing Tea fundraiser for the library was hosted by Mrs Ernest Henes and Mrs Bon Barber at the Ines home on Barker Street. More social events and drives are planned, with a dinner honoring Mrs Miller and gifts, as family members gathered to celebrate her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
George Bassett
Frash
Andrews
Ernest Henes
Mra Bon Barber
Ienes
Barker St
LaGrange Birthday Party Celebrates Cluster Hart
Viv and Mrs A Fo Waleav hosted a birthday gathering in LaGrange on April 3 for Cluster Hart. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Hawker and daughters from Lakewood and other relatives from Lorain Buffalo and Lorain counts attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Viv
A. Fo Waleav
Cluster Hart
Taditor Mi
Morris Moon
Lorain
Ralph Hawker
Lakewood
Arthur IM. Wilcoy
Buffalo
Chester Hart
Old Glory Grange to Entertain April 14
Wellington Grange will entertain Old Glory Grange on Thursday evening April 14. Visiting granges present the traveling gavel and confer the first and second degrees on twenty six candidates. The visiting officers will open and close the meeting. refreshments include sandwiches and another dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD Glory Grange
Ayprie
Wellington Grange
Elyria High Faces Shaw High In Baseball Test
Elyria High School prepares for a tough game against Shaw High School of Cleveland after Shaw’s 20 win streak and national titles last season. Elyria beat Spencer 5 to 0 in a practice five inning tilt as Riverside Park set for a 2:30 kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willeayw
Elyria Bind School
Shaw Hish School
Cleveland
Shaw
Shaw Battle
Elyria High School
Spencer High
Riverside Park
Attenders Highlight Lorain Legion Banquet and Rebekah Social
About twenty five members of the American Legion Morgan Derlam Post attended the Lorain Council American Legion banquet. Nearly 200 gathered for the Rebekah social at the IOOF hall after the regular meeting with violin solo cornet and vocal selections, readings, a pageant by children, a pillowcase auction, and a quilt drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Morgan- Derlam
Lorain
Rebekah Soctat
Rebekah
O F
Alfred Frank
Russel
Elvie Edwards
Vincent Hand
Homer Herrick
William Smith
Harry Ler
MacCormack
Dphylis Hughes
Walter Sutlis
Chiton West
Miss LaVerda Gott Visits Cincinnati Conservatory
Miss LaVerda Gott of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music visited Friday evening with her parents and returned to her studies Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerda Gott
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Miss Algena Adams Attends Cleveland Recital and Luncheon
Miss Algena Adams attended a luncheon at Wade Park Manor in Cleveland hosted by harp teacher Miss Nell Steck in honor of Carley Salzedo a world noted harplet. She then attended a recital by Mr Salzedo at the Cleveland Institute of Music and was a guest of Mr and Mrs Yu Autt Mr and Mrs John Yeackel and Martha Hughu while in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algena Adams
Wade Park Manor
Cleveland
Harp Leacher
Nell Steck
Carley Salzedo
Salgedo
Cleveland Institute of Music
Adams
Autt
John Yeackel
Martha Hughu
Gleaners to Be Entertained April Thirteenth
Mrs. P B Sage Mrs E J Adams Mrs Wilma Keller and Mrs C W Sage will entertain the Gleaners at the home of the former Wednesday evening April 13. La Grange April 7 Mrs B J Knowles has returned from a visit with her son Dewey in Wilkinsburg Pa and learned he travels to New York City on two occasions for a electrical controller device inventor. The device warned of storms and could light city streets or affect trains. Mr Knowles is a graduate of La Grange High School Baldwins-Waldace College and Purdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Be, Sage
E. J. Adams
Wilma Keller
C. W. Sage
LA Grange
B. J. Knowles
Dewey
Wilkinsburg
New York City
Cleveland
New York
D. Knowles
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co
Jmere
Knowles
Misa Winifred Pierce
Myre
Harriet Cirtlee
My. Bort Sigsbee
Dallas Barr
Leslie White
Fields
JL. W. Stranahan
F. B. Gott
C. K. Gott
Beatrice Carlton
Cher
W. C. Knowles
Wilson
Great Lakes
Arthur B. Wilcox
WHIC
Karl Kolmaki
Gratton
Wilhelmina Knowles
Elyria
Mr. Ward
Familly
Lahif
Fred Gott Farm
Penfield
Ailing Man Receives Quick Aid for Muscular Pain
A letter from Mr. Clarry R. Myers of 1026 Lincoln War East South Bend Juda describes severe leg pain and stiffness that left him unable to walk far without resting. He seeks relief from persistent muscular arbumation and related discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clarry
R. Myers
East South Bend
Juda
Tepee Tonic Recommended By Elyria Doctor
A testimonial touts Tepes Tonic as the only medicine that relieved rheumatism after many others failed. The ad claims weeks free of symptoms since finishing the last bottle and urges others to try the remedy available at drug stores, endorsed by C. W. Phillips in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedwood
C. W. Phillips
Elyria
Local residents share visits and events across towns
Mrs A B Wilves and son Billy return from Buffalo. Gott family entertains relatives at Sunday dinner. Rates of theater goers see The Red Kimono at Rialto Elyria. Ladies Aid plans changed to current events with Miss Nettie Gouldie. Florence Jackson of Baldwin Wallace College visited home. Cassie Kelner from Lakewood spends spring vacation here. Several locals move or host guests as Grange party amenities and Pedro games draw visitors from Wellington and Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
A. BE. Wilves
Billy
Buffalo
C. L. Gott
LaGrange
Rialto Theatre
Elyria
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Nettie Gouldie
Florence Jackson
Baldwin-Wallace College
Cassie M. Kelner
Lakewood
Wacker and
Tanily
Pittafield
Skeeles Farm
John Holcomb
Tomato red Isnita and sunshine yellow suit trend in London
London reports a spring fashion trend with tomato red Isnita favored by brunette men on Piccadilly and sunshine yellow for those with lighter coloring. The look follows recommendations of the National Federation of Merchant Tailors and awaits public response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Piccadilly
National Federation of Merchant Tailorsare
Fashionable tailors push bright shades for men’s attire
James Weddell, Federation president, advocates raisin purple and other bright tones. Tailors offer browns and vivid shades to suit complexions, aiming to shift customers from traditional dark grays blues and browns seen in London wardrobes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Weddell
Federation
London Tailore
Mordon Streets
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Joman's Assn
William Muir Auld
Second Con‘egational Church
George Campbell
Garam Avenue
Delphinium Gardens
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Lee Whitney & Co
Charles W. Lawrence
North Pleasant
Frertin
Recreation League
Recreation League of
Varsity Inn
Harold van Ausdale
J. L. Edwards
Justice of the Peace
Smithy
First Methodist
Lincoln
Mrs. Miller
Fred Miller
Gott
Elrianine Will Gatt Shaw High
Alan Smith
Dan
W. G. Wilson
Mildred Clapp
Kent Normal College
Jackson
Mill Street
Glenn Harrison
Wesley Johnson
W. Kelner
Flor
Redwcod
Redwood
Phillips
AGATE
Broad Street
Erskine
Gtuaebaker
Americas
Postaver
Elyria Auto Service Co
Studebaker
Eyman
Eyman’s Trunk and Leather Store
Elyria, Ohio
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