Palm Sunday services and music at the church
Rev John G Koontz delivers Through the Golden Gate Palm Sunday sermon with a How To Grow talk for youth. Musical pieces include Agnes DeLoyd piano prelude, Elyria M E guest violin trio Sunrise and Gavotte, with Ralph Stearns at piano, a Face to Face vocal by Mrs Dyre Sweet, and the Young People’s Choir Psalm of Praise. Service starts 10 15 am with Sunday school at 11 15 am and classes for all. Young People’s Fellowship at 7 pm led by Miss Alice Barier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Gate
John G. Koontz
Agnes DeLoyd
Elyria M. E
Robert Holcomb
Frank May
Ralph Stearns
Dyre Sweet
Young People’s Choir
Young People’s
Alice Barier
Dietician speaks at Edison PT A meeting helps mothers safe
The Edison PTA heard a dietitian from Elyria Memorial Hospital urge mothers to feed children plain wholesome foods. A concert fundraiser for the High School band was planned, and a session on the maternity center mothers’ safety movement was highlighted. The nominating committee announced members L J Barnhart Gilmore and Annie Spencer. Rev Koontz of Fields is slated to address LaPorte WCTU with other program highlights.
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Thomas A. Edison P. T. A
Thomas A. Edison Parent- Teacher Association
Ohio
Parent-Teacher Magazine
Maternity Center Association of
New York
L. J. Barnhart
Gilmore
Annie Spencer
Alice Brack
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bake Sale By West Ridge W. C. T. U. Saturday
West Ridge W. C. T. U. hosts an all day bake sale at Farmer's Supply Co. to raise funds for local community work. Various homemade pastries will be available for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Farmer's Supply Co
Special for Saturday at the Little Food Counter
All kinds of pies cakes cookies and fried cakes Angel Food Cake 60 cents at the Hecock Floral Co 88 Broad St Phone 2641
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel Food
Hecock Floral Co
Broad St
Circle No 1 Ladies Aid hosts noon luncheon at church
The Ladies Aid Circle No 1 of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, led by Mrs. Fred Lawrence, held a guest day luncheon at noon with 140 attendees. After dinner a program in the Church Chapel featured violin trio Clark Maddock Frank May and Robert Holcomb with Ralph Stearns, soprano Mrs. O E Brodbeck and pianist Mrs H E Wibber, followed by a Women’s Relief Corps play with listed participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fred Lawrence
Clark Maddock
Frank May
Robert Holcomb
Ralph Stearns
Ella Wiliams
Flora Hoak
Maude Jackson
Anna Kostich
Allen P T A Drapes Charter for Deceased President
The Allen P T A met at 3:30 PM at the school to drape the charter for the late president Mrs H E Custer. Miss Bessie Downing led the meeting and announcements included a bridge and puzzle party on April 19 at Mrs George Greene's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Parent Teacher Association
Bessie Downing
H. E. Custar
Camaraderie Club Hosts Easter Themed Bridge Evening
Members of the Camaraderie Club gathered at Miss Ella Barbknecht's Princeton avenue home for a bridge night. Ruth Stanford won the high score while Helen Koehn received consolation for the low total. Esther Horwedel attended as a guest. A refreshment course was served, with Easter themed table decor. The next meeting's date and venue will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Barbknecht
Princeton Avenue
Ruth Stanford
Helen Koehn
Esther Horwedel
St Johns Aid Society Plans May Silver Tea
Forty members attended the business meeting. It was voted to hold a silver tea in May. The April 20 mission study will feature mite box contributions. Hostesses for the next meeting are Mrs Malcolm Ehrbrke and Mrs Clyde Hamlin. Yesterday's hostesses Mrs Arthur Bucholz and Mrs C H Hunger served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Aid Society
Malcolm Ehbrke
Clyde Hamlin
Arthur Bucholz
C. H. Hunger
Daughters of Scotland Honor Amherst Woman on Birthday
The Argyle Lodge held a veewar business session followed by a social hour. Mrs. Thompson of Amherst was celebrated on her birthday with a cake and gifts. She assisted in serving refreshments to the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Scotland
Mrs. Thompson
Argyle Lodge
Howe
Thompson
Amherst
M E church circle meeting changes time and poster plan
The King's Heralds of the M E church move Saturday meeting to 2 04 PM from 3 PM. Members who received thankoffering purses should bring them. The group will prepare a poster on transportation and attendees to bring photos. New members and all youth welcome. Mrs Diedrick hosts St Pauls Circle No 1 with Mrs Helen Diedrick presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Heralds
M. E. Church
Hospital Admissions and DeMolay Meeting Notes
Admissions list includes Joan Reger 120 Fraklin street Inez Walls 1u Cascade street Martin Harjar 227 Erie street and Lawrence Rose 116 Huron. Discharges include Mrs Chester Car renter Wakeman. David J Nvo Chapter 544 DeMolay met at 7 30 P M in I O C FL Hall. reports on Archraces Minstrel Follies sponsorship, softball injuries rules, basketball season results, initiation outreach, and visit plans to Cleveland chapter. Debate on beer’s US benefit drew pro and con sides. Dad Beebe urged independent thinking. Mother‑Son banquet plans set for May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Reger
Fraklin Street
Inez Walls
Cascade Street
Martin Harjar
Erie Street
Lawrence Rose
Huron
Chester Carrenter
Wakeman
David J. Nvo
Order of DeMoelay
Dad” Beebe
Pvefit
Jie Archrace
Farto McNally
South West
Los Angeles
California
Erne” Buswell
Furth
Chuck” Hupp
Ralp MacDonald
Bob” Bearer
al? Luthes
Cleveland
Farmer v.Ittor
United States
Earl Witten
Norwood Baumhardt
Bob” Huneke
Carl Lancensetleger
Chanter Room
Dad Beebe
Bob” Harding
Joe” Hansen
DeMolay
Bill” Yoo
Cosmopolitan Club Assoc holds meeting with China talks
The Cosmopolitan Club of the YWCA met for its monthly session in the Associa tion parlors. Topics included Floral Culture and a discussion by Mrs J Wenzel titled Women of China. The talk traced a Chinese girl's life, marriage, and shifting status amid modern reforms. Ellsworth Albert returned from Baldwin Wallace College for spring vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club of
Leonard Krugman
Wilbur Gaston
Robert Wilson
China
J. Wenzel
Wenzel
Henry Beam
Peking
Ann Bridge
Euthor
Nina
Neville
Tashra LeRay
Ie Legatian Oriental
Lilah
Judi
Alf Onne
Parey
Ellsworth
Albert
Baldwin-Wallace College
Community club events and church notices listed tonight
Kan Act Club at Carlisle school, Pow Wow Club dinner in Y dining room at 6, St. Pauls Choir rehearsal, Junior Missionary Society at United Presbyterian after school, Young People event at 7 30, Royal Neighbors meet, drill team practice, Checker Club at Y M C, Fishermans Club in Baptist church, Eastern Star degree work and refreshments. Division 4 Silver Tea planned for April at Second Congregational with Mrs Seville and Mrs RaNigs assisting. Twelve members and five guests attended with Ruth Hege travelogue. next meeting May 4 at Mrs McKenzie 1226 Lake Ave.
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Carlisle
Y. W
St. Paul's Choir
Junior Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Royal Neighbors of America
Checker Club
Fisherman's Club
Baptist Church
Order of Eastern Star
Second Congregational Church
Mary Seville
High Street
Louis RaNigs
Emily Cheevers
Ruth Hege
McKenzie
Lake Avenue
Aid Society Plans Ministerial Conference at Grace Lutheran
The Grace Lutheran Aid Society held a business session to arrange a ministerial conference in the city later this year. The arrangements committee includes Mrs. Albert Ehlke Mrs. Clara Wizard Mrs. Margaret Krugman Mrs. Henry Spieth Ms. A. Wendt and Mrs. George Haserodt. Refreshments were served by Mrs. August Wendt and Mrs. Ralph Wendt. The next meeting is April 20.
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Aid Society of
Grace Lutheran Church
Cty
Albert Ehlke
Clara Wizard
Margaret Krugman
Henry Spieth
A. Wendt
George Haserodt
August Wendt
Ralph Wendt
Ninety Five Club Luncheon at Underwood Home
Mrs. W. B. Underwood of Denison avenue hosted a Thursday luncheon for Ninety Five club members. An afternoon program featured Danish literature with Mrs. A. B. Taylor reviewing Critic by George Brandes and Mrs. S. F. Basinger reviewing Story Writer by Hans Christian Andersen. Mrs. Carol Wood to host again April twentieth on East avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood Home
W. B. Underwood
Denison Avenue
A. B. Taylor
George Brandes
S. F. Basinger
Hans Christian Anderson
Carol Wood
East Avenues
East Carlisle School hosts two plays by Kan Act Club
Kan Act Club members met at East Carlisle School for a short business session and scheduled two plays The Little Butterfly and School Daze for April 28 at the East Carlisle School. Afterward members practiced the plays and planned the next meeting for April 21. Leonard Fowls hosted Epworth League cabinet at his home with District President Reverend Lewis Quade in attendance. Lillian Nemeth hosted the O W L Club at 409 Lake Avenue for an evening of music and dancing followed by refreshments. members listed include Amato, Dumke, Eddy, Foreman, and Pronesti among others. The group will meet again in two weeks at Josephine Pronesti's home.
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Kan Act Club
East Carlisle School
East Carlisle
Leonard Fowls
Epworth League
Lorain County
Lewis Quade
Spencer
Josephine Pronesti
West Avenue
Democrat Woman's Club Hostess in Lorain County
Mrs. B C Franklin hosts Democrat Woman's Club at Eastern Heights Boulevard. Meetings announced for April 26 in Lorain with luncheon at Christian Temple. Miss Marx FL Stehr set to wed John Varzineak April 17 at home near Sharon Pennsylvania. Dorothy Wieland named maid of honor. Varzineak son of Mrs S Vavzineak, Elyria High graduate employed by a Cleveland paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Woman's Club
B. C. Franklin
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Mary Eshman
Democratic Party
Don Shibley
Andrew Jackson
T. A. Conway
Union of Democrat Women
Lorain County
Lorain
Christian Temple
J. L. Boothroyd
J. B Seward
Fourth Street
Marx FL Stehr
Ninth Street
John Varzineak
Lawrenes
Sharon
Peonsvylvamia
Dorothy Wieland
South Ambriers
Oat ‘Fy
Vavzineak
Wes Avenue
Veart Elyria High School
Cleveland
Wartha Horan Hosts P R O Club Associates
Miss Martha Hor an hosted a P R O Club gathering at her home on Fourteenth street. A kid party featured rompers for the girls, bridge was played, and a luncheon followed with snapdragons as centerpieces and rabbits as favors. Betty Clawson will host at Chestnut street in two weeks.
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P. RE. N. Club
Martha Horan
Fourteenth Street
Bridge
Betty Clawson
Chestnut Street
Missionary Society Guests Discuss Stewardship at Meeting
Mrs. T. F. Sellers president of the United by debsteeinchurch Missionary Society spoke on Stewardship at a gathering hosted by Mrs. C. L. Bristol in Harvard avenue. Mrs. F. A. Lawrence led the devotional hour. Plans include a May hospital article shower for India and most future meetings at members' homes with group singing by thirteen attendees.
Mrs Findley Hosts Church of Christ Ladies
Mrs G B Findley opened her Abbe road North home to twenty one Division A members of the Church of Christ. A tureen dinner followed and routine business was concluded. Contests provided afternoon fun. The May 4 meeting will be at Mrs D A Baird’s Gerford avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Findley
Abbe Road
North
Church of Christ
D. A. Baird
Gerford Avenue
Roar Up Club Hosts Tureen Supper at YWCA
The Roar Up Club entertained nine guests at a tureen supper at the YWCA with yellow and white color motif. Daffodils and pussy willows served as the centerpiece after group singing, then the gathering moved to the Rear Up Club Rooms for Zames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roar UP Club
Zames
Hindman urges religion as key in education at PTA meeting
Hamilton Parent-Teacher Association holds a 150 attendee event at the school with L B Hindman stressing spiritual development as essential in schooling. The program featured a Chamber of Commerce sales tax talk, a string quintet, accordion and saxophone pieces, and performances by The Mother Singers and a trumpet trio.
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Hamilton
L. B. Hindman
Hindman
Roccio Trombetta
Roccco Trombetta
Bob Denman
Mother
Marjorie Rossiter
H. C. Elgar
Traumers
Peter Piper
Robert Lee
Oliver Townsend
Bill Lerseh
Irene Upton
Patterned frock for a dear little tot a knit garment
A sewing pattern notice describes a tiny dress for a child in cotton and lawn fabrics, with flared neckband sleeves and pleats. Includes bloomers, sizes 2 4 6 and 10, yardage for size 4, and step by step instructions. Pattern 9578, price 15 cents. catalog 25 cents. Orders to Pattern Department Chronicle Telegram New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle
Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans plans inspection
Fifteen officers and members attended the meeting at G. A. R. Hall. President Mrs. Jessie Coniam presided as routine business was disposed of. Final arrangements were made for inspection on April twentieth with Mrs. Thobaben of Cleveland as inspecting officer. A six o'clock dinner will precede the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Jessie Coniam
Thobaben
Cleveland
Local Social Notes Highlight Addresses and Travel
Miss Bunny Gillis guests in Buffalo New York. Mrs Leo Grahl recovers from operation at Elyria Clinic. Mrs Luther DeLong and Marjorie visit Johnson burg Pennsylvania. PearI Rice returns home from Lake Wales Florida. families plan Cleveland and Whitehall trips for Easter. Reverend Redhead to preach Lenten sermon at St Pauls East Cleveland. Kip family to Whitehall New York for Easter. Mrs Strickler ill in Flagstaff Arizona. Jack Lord Raymond Yest plan Vermilion Lake spring break from Elyria studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunny Gillis
Buffalo
New York
Leo Grahl
Fifth Street
Elyria Clinic
Luther DeLong
Marjorie
Mr. DeLong
Johnsonburg
Pennsylvania
Pearl Rice
Harvard Avenue
Canfield
Lake Wales
Florida
Joe
Whitehall
Mr. Kipf
Elyria
H. Strickler
Flagstaff
Arizona
Jack Lord
Raymond Yest
Vermilion-on the-Lake
Ely
Birthday Party for Norman Francis at 212 W Bridge Street
Mrs. F. Folley hosted a Thursday afternoon birthday party for her son Norman Francis at 212 West Bridge Street. Guests included Mrs. H Chambers and daughter June, Miss M Chambers, Mrs. H Engle and daughters Donna and Joan, Mrs. C Peden, Mrs. E Spaulding, and Mrs. F Folley with Norman. The event featured games and a light luncheon with a birthday cake centered by a single candle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Folley
Norman
Au Korants Meet in Lorain
Au Korants club held a meeting at the home of Miss Anna Mae Weiland in Lorain. Nine members and two guests enjoyed an evening playing bridge and hearts. After a luncheon course the meeting was adjourned to meet in two weeks with Miss Dolores Resar of East Broad street. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pahl and son Edward left this morning for Dover Ohio for a visit and will return to this city Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Korants Club
Anna Mae Weiland
Lorain
Dolores Resar
East Broad Street
Fred Pahl
Edward
Dover
Ohio
Local Crane: School Visit and Travel Notices
Ria High School, Mrs. Fred Raessler of Lodi Street, is in Chicago visiting relatives for a few days. Miss Bess Smith of Wilkensburg, Pennsylvania, arrives in Eloria tonight to stay at the E. J. Salsbury home on Cleveland Street. Mrs. Nora Wuhrman attended a Bellamy meeting in Cleveland yesterday. Ted Robinson spoke, Robert Anderson of Endley Apartments vacations with Dr. Ralph W. Sockman in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Shepherd of East Avenue tour New Jersey this week for business and pleasure. R. C. Maston and C. P. Shively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ria High School
Fred Raessler
Lodi Street
Chicago
Ilinois
Bess Smith
Wilkensburg
Pennsylvania
Eloria
E. J. Salsbury
Cleveland Street
Nora Wuhrman
Bellamy
Cleveland
Ted Robinson
Robert Anderson
Endley Apartments
Ralph W. Sockman
New York City
State Educational Conference Attendees Gather in Columbus
In Columbus, attendees from the Additional Society gather for the State Educational conference with coverage on page 9. The event brings together educators and members to discuss advancing curricula and professional development.
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Columbus
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Woodworth Camp
K. of C. Hall
Department
Frank Stephenson
William Slyman
Fred Cole
Darius Holcomb
Oscar Long
Wailiam Meinke
Agnes Kothe
William Hyman
D. E. White
Mc Brown
Virginia Southam
Rev. Koontz
Laporte W. C. T. U
George Haines
J. G. Koontz
Fields
Gerald Rice
Rev. W. C. Endley
Crusaders
Brevoort
C. D. Gull
Robert Park
Lakewood
Inday
Meadville
Duke Gull
Allegheny Colege
Park Home
Waterbury Road
Ams
First Methodist Church
William Birkline
George Greene
Joseph Ott
George Green
Allen
C. T. Posts
C. F. Flint
E. C. Cook
A. H. Zich
Flint
Earl Bacon
Chamber of Commerce
Comaraderie Club
Diedrick
Church Circle
St. Paul’s Church Circle No
Helen Diedrick
Tenth Street
Joe Rogers
OV DE Molay
Cosmopolitan Club Studies
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
B.C. Franklin
Mary Stehr
John Vayzincar
Church OF Christ Division
Carpenter
Auniliary
S. OF V. V
IH Socal
Little Joe
Inal
Sheyy
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Loomis Co
AU Korants
Cascade Pavilion
Jade Tea Room
Phillips
Foster
Broad Street
Kroger
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