Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges and Social News
Admissions include Mrs Ralph West Oberlin Doriz Roig 183 Spruce Street and Donald Ternes R D No 1 Discharges include Mrs John Pieresuk 96 Woodford Ave Mrs Arthur Bush and a baby girl 122 Pine Street Mrs Roy Ruppert 317 Huron Street Mrs Emerson Poste of Chattanooga Tennessee guest in Oberlin Cleveland honored at tea at Mrs W B Hubbell East Avenue hostess Mrs D C Martin Four O Clock Club members recall Poste ties Miss Dorothy Poste Oberlin College student Edward Poste attends National High School Orchestra conference in Cleveland They head south tomorrow Dr Edward Dickinson Oberlin Conservatory professor discusses The Purpose of Church Music at First Congregational church meeting Brotherhood of American Yeomen 6040 Lorain holds meeting card party planned for Mrs Agnes Erickson Lorain Wamba Club pedro and bunco prizes awarded Fellowship Club Y W C A honors Keide Elect Eleanor Mathis wedding forthcoming Cosmpolitan Club hears Mrs Craigie lingeria demonstration next meeting May first Thursday Roy Hathaway and wife guest in Amherstburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph West
R. D
Oberlin
Doriz Roig
Spruce Street
Donald Ternes
John Piresuk
Woodford Avenue
Arthur Bush
Pine Street
Roy Ruppert
Huron Street
Emerson Post
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Cleveland
W. B. Hubbell
East Avenue
D. C. Martin
Gueaigs
Four O'Clock Club
Poste
Dorothy Poste
Oberlin College
Mabel Litle
Edward
National High School Orchestra
National Music Supervisors Conference
Brotherhood OF American Yeomen
Hrotherhood of American Yeomen
1. C. C. F. Hall
Lorain
Lyle Conrad
Rowena
Agnes Erickson
Grant Street
Banco
Pedro
Bunco
Julia Hull
Cove
Va Simmons
Frank Slakesles
Effie Beck
Audrey Todgham
Mildred Powell
Morris McIntire
Vincent Conrad
Fred Raesler
Evening Club and Society Meetings Schedule
Events tonight include Ale-CeAse Class with Mrs. Sadie Hornung and Northwest Encampment gathering. Daughters of Scotia and Tajmir Club hold meetings, Ruth Funk on Cleveland street, and King's Daughters plan a tureen supper at the Methodist church with a program. Mission Study Club follows with a program. Unity Study Class at Elyria Woman's Club. Sons and Daughters of Liberty meet at 480 Second Street followed by a card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Hornung
Northwest
Daughters of Scotia
Tajmir Club
Ruth
Funk
Cleveland Street
King's Daughters of the Methodist Church
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
Soener
Unity
Elyria
Democratic Women’s Club meeting reports recent activities
Two hundred attended the Democrat Women’s Club gathering at the Green Lantern Tea Room. The program focused on county and state candidates with five minute remarks from speakers including J. L. VanArman, D. W. Seward, Ben Harris, Mayor Conley, Councilman Smith, and G. A. Friday. Five new members joined. refreshments followed. Next meeting set for Thursday May fifth at Mrs. Frank Kritzel’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Women's Club
Green Lantern Tea Room
J. L. VanArman
Wellington
Horace Greeley
D. W. Seward
Frank Kritzel
Princeton Avenue
Gertrude Daly
Hattia Hansman
John Gerhart
City-Wide Girls Swim Meet Slated April 22
A first annual city wide meet for girls aged 13 to 19 will be held at the Y M C A pool Friday April 22 at 6 PM. Events include free style 100 yd, back stroke 20 yd, breast stroke 20 yd, dive, plunge, and relay. Registration requires a physical exam and fee. Local clubs and officials plan proceeds and awards for top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
Y. M
Marian W. Stetson
Hesith
Meersha
WL. Vaughn
Elyria
Spring vacation notices and social updates from Elyria area
Edward Pape of Ohio Wesleyan University spends Spring recess at his home in the city. City residents welcome visitors from Cincinnati and Sixteenth street as families plan visits and travel to Petersburg Michigan and Ann Arbor. Teachers and local clubs promote a plant preserving lecture at 8 pm with Garden Club and Parent-Teacher Association guests. 19,000 Cleveland children pledged not to destroy wildflowers under the project led by Miss Falters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Pape
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
West
R. D. No
Oberlin
Elyria Memorial Hospital
L. W. Webster
Donald
Cincinnati
J. H. Barbuto
Ira Aukerman
Sixteenth Street
W. W. Mortimer
Ellen Mortimer
Petersburg
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Wayne
Paul Mortimer
Ruth Mortimer
Wellington
Princeton Avenue
Delwin Reisinger
University of Michigan At
Ann Ator
Lake Avenue
Kathryn Woodruff
Valley City
Ida Landon
Cornell Avenue
George Stevens
Lyman Clarke
East Avenue
California
Halter
Thea Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Garden Club
Parent- Teacher Association
Misa
Fiio Wild Flower Conservation Club
Cleveland
John Garfield
Pear Lord
A. W. Smythe
Mill on social change and Chilean railways
The article cites Mill on how major social shifts come from changes in thinking. It notes that most Chilean railways are state owned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Card Parties and Social Gatherings Highlight Local Week
Denison avenue hosted a Business and Professional Women's Club card party with Miss Hildreth Hecock as hostess and prizes to Miss Alice McCracken Mrs Peter Smith and Miss Carolyn Foley. A second event followed the Daughters of Scotland meeting with bunco whist and groceries prizes. Community groups planned upcoming events including a silver tea and a public card party at the Woman's Club. Local residents Mrs Emma Scheuneman and Miss Nelle Milter attended with guests, and John McComb of Lansing visited Wilmot residence with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildreth Hecock
Denison Avenue
Alice Gaston
Ellis Tuskeep
Annie Wilcox
Alice McCracken
Peter Smith
Carolyn Foley
Woman's Club
Iildreth Hecock
Dadgaters OF Scotland
Bunco
Daughters of Scotland
Mollison
McNulty
McCully
Penman
Robert
Moyes
Mrs. Paul
William McCafferty
Surs. Day
Tom Conk
John McComb
Lansing
Michigan
Wilmot
Fairlawn Avenue
Spanish War Veterans Elect Delegates to Department Convention
Delegates and alternates were chosen at Major Woodworth Camp land Auxiliary for the Ohio Department convention in Lima June 19 through 24. Elected: Frank Stephenson Harry Lindsey Ida White Sylvia Pope Marion Schrock. alternates: William Hyman Fred Cole Hazel Wieseke Eloise White Mae Weiseke. Mrs Francis Metzler to National Congress in Milwaukee August 21–25. Gertrude Bodmann alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Ohio United Spanish War Veterans
Lima
Ohio
Woodworth Camp Land Auxiliary
Frank
Milwaukee
Gertruds
Bodmann
Western Electric
Sandusky Soldiers and
Capitol Theater
Wo. C. Fowler
Church of Christ
Woodworth
Elyria Women’s Club
Fourth Street
George P. Colburn
Mrs Ray Stich Hosts W W T Club Meeting
Mrs. Ray Stich of Concord Avenue hosted the WW T Club yesterday afternoon. Prizes in Pedro went to Mrs. William Shaver first, Mrs. Harold Bennett second, and Mrs. Arthur Rainey consolation. The club prize went to Mrs. C. D. Houser. After refreshments, members planned to meet again in two weeks at Mrs. Houser's Concord Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stich
Concord Avenue
WW. W. T
Pedro
William Shaver
Harold Bennett
Arthur Rainey
C. D. Houser
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid dinner adds new member
The Grace Lutheran church Ladies Aid Society held a three course dinner at the church with thirty one present including one guest. After the meal a business meeting elected Mrs. Fred Hoton as a new member. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Spieth at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grace Lutheran Church
Fred Hoton
Spieth
Missions in Egypt Subject of Study
United Presbyterian church missionary society members gathered last evening at 7 30 in the church parlors with president Mrs T F Sellers presiding. Devotions led by Mrs Charles Swartzel used The Power of the Apostolic Church. Plans were made for an April Shower for a Hospital in Egypt to be held April 22 at the church. Lesson study on The Influence of the Christian Church in Egypt led by Mrs Sellers and Mrs Robert Kirkpatrick assisted by Mrs A Schulze and Mrs F A Lawrence. General hostesses were Mrs Lawrence and Mrs C L Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
United Presbyterian Church Missionary Society
T. F. Sellers
Charles Swartzel
Apostolic Church
Christian Church In
Sellers
Robert Kirkpatrick
A. @. Schulze
F. A. Lawrence
Lawrence
C. L. Bristol
Local club events feature parties and meetings
Miss Laura Koshu hosted Just Us Eight for a hard times party with prizes to Mrs. Glen Martin, Jennie Fimou, and Miss Emma Barbknecht. The group plans a May 2 gathering at Miss Elsie Schroeder’s home. The T X N T Class of the Church of Christ met at Miss Genevieve Williston’s with twelve members and three guests for games and a Blue Rose attendance contest win. A Church of Christ Division A gathering was hosted by Mrs. C A Martin on Eastern Heights Boulevard with a tureen luncheon at 12:30, led by Mrs. D A Baird, and guest Mildred Hawkes from Boise, Idaho. next meeting May 5 at Mrs. H J Brooks’s Cedar Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Koshu
Glenwood Street
Just
Us Eight Club
Glen Martin
Jennie Fimou
Emma Barbknecht
Elsie Schroeder
Twelfth Street
Church of Christ
Genevieve Williston
Lillian Martin
Eva Robinson
Thelma Scott
C. A. Martin
Eastern Heights Boulevard
D. A. Baird
Mildred Hawkes
Boise
Idaho
H. J. Brooks
Cedar Street
Marriage License Application for Stringer and Caine
Mark Stringer and Anne Caine, both in their early twenties, apply for a marriage license in Lorain. The couple are among attendees in Cleveland today for a luncheon of the Ohio Federation of Music Clubs at the Hotel Statler, with many local women present including Mrs. H. C. Fagar and Mrs. J. Wherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Stringer
Saleamar
Lorain
Anne Caine
McGlyn
H. C. Fagar
J. &. Wherry
C. E. Brodbeck
Karl Kaley
Marjorie Rossiter
Robert Moore
Gladys McCullough
A. @. Sauer
D. S. Troxel
A. J. Wacker
Cleveland
Ohio Federation of Music Clubs
Hotel Statler
Garden Club Promotes Wild Flower Conservation
Elyria promotes conservation of wild flowers in Cascade Park with the park commission led by F. O. Wilford seeking public support. The Garden Club sponsors Irene Halter of Cleveland for two illustrated lectures on conserving trees and wild flowers on Tuesday April 12 at 3 30 in the high school auditorium. The club invites school children aged eight to twelve to a Swiss steak supper Saturday 5 PM at 430 W 2nd St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cascade Park
Park Commission
F. O. Wilford
Garden Club
Irene Halter
Cleveland
Ridgeville Firemen Host Card Party at Town Hall
Ridgeville firemen stage a card party at Town Hall on Saturday April 9 at 8 00 pm admission 25 cents per person includes lunch and proceeds support the relief fund for firemen and the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Town Hall
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E. Poste
Edward Dickinson
Dickinson
Oberlin Conservatory
Jacqueline Greene
Rose Feld
Eleanor Mathis
Willis W. Wiliams
Oberlin-Wooster
Cosmopolifan Club
Craigle
Cosmopoliitan Club
A. B. Craigie
Mesdames, Krugman, Wagner
Chapman and Leonard
Mrs
Roy Hathaway
Amhbhurst
Colonial Club
W. A Read
Harvard Avenue
Mason Smith
Gates Avenue
Ing
David Nye
Ad J. Nye
O. F. Hall
Bill Yoo
I Theater
Beebe
Hagerman
Artemas Beeber
Kineke
David J. Nye Y
Dad
Robert Broad- Ernest Buswell
Roland Iber
LeRoy Crowell
Legion Auxiliary
IP Dist
Walter A
Sixth Street
Eleanor Rahn
Massachusetts
Worthington
Bishop Fenelon
W. Henson
Yyé
Madame Figne
Madame de Noi
Carol Wood
Fast Avenue
Franklin P. T
Gates Hospital
Franklin Prent Teacher Association
the Studer
Pectest
George Washingter
Mary Kaiser
Caroline Foley
John Gbiuart Mill
Divison A
Second Congregational Church
Emma Scheuneman
Scheuneman
Mary Saville
Nelle Milter
Dewey Avenue
Henry Ernst
Amherst
Carson’s Millinery
Capitol Theatre
Department
W. W. T. Club
Mrs. Martin
Waite
2Nd St
Veg
Wilder Roe
Elyria Sav
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Otatoes
Purity Bakery
Smart
Vestal
The
Walton Ice & Fuel Co
L. C. Hecock Floral Co
Broad Street
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