European crisis talk dominates Elima club meeting
SOCIETY REDERICK STERBENZ of the Cleveland Press spoke at the Elima Woman's club on the European scene, detailing German France Haiti and Japan tensions. He argued Germany seeks soil and food, urges trade co operation, and warned against the League of Nations solution.
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Rederick Sterbenz
Cleveland Press
Elima Woman's Club
France
Haiti
Japan
Germany
Rhine
Sterbenz
Italy
League of Nations
Aftorneo
Education Department
J. K. Nece
J. W. Smith
Plans From Elyria Woman's Club Departments
The Elyria Woman's Clubs announce upcoming activities across departments. Events include a card party for America Home and Child Welfare, sewing sessions, talks on Was a by Frank Seward, a poetry reading, and a tea with music, plus meetings in April and May. New trustees and delegates named, and several new members elected.
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Elyria Woman's Clubs
America Home and Child Welfare Department
H. G
Frank Seward
Education Department
J. Birkbeck
Dennétiy
Tucker
Eb, Evans
India
Political Science
J. W. Smith
Florida
Plac
F. C. Billings
H. G. Hoover
H. G. Hoover and Mrs. =.C. Keres
Mar
BR. T. J. Martin
Hoover
GW. Wingard
Csleprai—Ine
Inez Barmart
Cieveian Street
Ernest Gros
Kenyon Avenue
M. M. Windsor
Third Street
Wilber Struck
Elptia
Fred Grenich
Floyd Schlitt
Harvard Avenue
Sixteen Attend Meeting of Division D at Cornell Avenue
Sixteen members of Division D of Second Congregational church met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr. Join Aschenbach on Cornell avenue. In the chair absence, vice-chairman presided and Mrs. George Lambrton led the devotional. A family supper was planned for April 28 with Mrs. Ward Hubbard and others in charge of arrangements for an exchange sale to benefit the serving of men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Krugman
William Wehman
Viola Benton
Sixth Street
Ms. Krugman
J. E. Jackson
Lake Avenue
Pauline Billingsley
Tattersall Court
Second Congregational Church
Join Aschenbach
R. G. Rhodes
Cornell Avenue
George Lambrton W
Ward Hubbard
Glen Brodrick
Winchell
Menis
Harry Andrews
Clarence Green
Sew On Quilts Club Holds April Meet at Carnes
The April meet of Division B of the Caureck group met at Mrs Foden A Haeit 622 Dewar Avenue for a 12 course luncheon. Sixteen members gathered and heard Mrs C M Terry’s devotion Christ Is Risen and the faith of a Chinese woman. They sewed quilt tape for the Cleveland orphanage and held a personality contest won by Mrs Terry. Next meeting is May 13 at the church to tie off the quilts.
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Caureck
Carnes
Foden Ahéeit
Dewer Avenue
Euesie
C. M. Terry
Cleveland
Terry
Chatch
Local Notices and Travels From Readers and Friends
Mr and Mrs William Greer Barnes have returned from a motor trip to Florida visiting W B Timms in Fe Florida and Miss Lois Meyne of Beaver Pa at Bethaar College. Elizabeth Peters of Brockivrn is spending a week with River Street neighbors. Mrs Wilcox’s sister Mrs Harry Dakin of Sam Briggs is mourning the death of Mrs James Ke.
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William Greer Barnes
Garford Avertue
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Clearwater Florida
W. B. Timms
Fe. Florida
Iva Potlack
New
West Millzan Mallory
Bethaar College
Bear Middle Avenue
Lois Meyne
Beaver
Pennsylvania
Irwin Dauz
S. Katz
Robert Lee
Snakespeare
Delaware
Westeran Players
Ohio Westeran University
Ghent Abbder
Burt
East Broad Street
James Ke
Edward Kers
Jamestown
Nex
Merry Stitchers Meet at Chestnut Street Social
The Merry Stitchers gathered on Chestnut Street for an evening of sewing and crocheting. Members discussed enlisting new participants and possibly enlarging the club in the future. A luncheon featured rolls and served desserts as the group socialized.
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Lester
Her & Chestnut Street
Evens
Woo
Good Friday Services At Local Church
Introductory address and meditations on the Seven Last Words lead a Good Friday service. Dr. Wa Sand presents reflections, followed by a children's service at four o'clock. The choir will sing the sacred cantata The Seven Last Words at 1 45. The public is invited to all services.
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First Methodist Church
Dar
Bas
Wa Sand Ap
Empire
New Dames Of Malta Officers Are Installed
Open installation of Dames of Malta drew guests from Lorain to Foot Hall last night. New officers include Queen Sparks, proector Ruth Iva Simmons keeper archives Ediths, heralds Hazel Mion and Grace Heidrick, and guards Lucilie Baird Dorotar Hareoler. Committees formed for summer round-up and a major contest in May.
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Dames O Malta
Lorain
Foot Hall
Actras Paime
Loria D
Shall
Domer
Cleveland
Imsta
Hazel Mion
Gard
Anne Gunder
Lucilie Baird
Eurh Blakeslee
Grace Heidrick
Olsa Sasse
Tichenor
Ilies Plen- AptElvis
Ian Foreman
Edward Kershaw
Tinatin
Guy
Richard Kershaw
Vincent Gray
Sant
Claque Club Convenes Sewing Event and Prize Winners
The Claque Club gathered last evening at Lucille Walter's home on Nichsis Court for a sewing event. Prizes in three contests were awarded to Geraldine Watson Mildred Baum and Marzuer Taylor. Plans for the mother-daughter banquet were discussed for early May. Loretta Downs invited guests to meet at her home on Einstein Street April week.
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Cla
Int
Ense
Lucille Walter
Nichsis Court
Geraldine Watson Mildred Baum
Marzuer
Tarlor
Loretta Downs
Zths
Eriestree
April Wrenk
St Pauls Good Friday Services Include German Language Sacrament
At St Paul church Good Friday services begin at ten with a German language service and Holy Communion. The 7 45 p m Lenten service features social music a tenor solo by Russell Duntas The sermon precedes the altar sacrament observance.
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St. Paul Church
Dezin
Russel Duntars
Longue a S48 meet at Floral Court celebration details
Calendar notes a Longue a S48 gathering with floral court, presents by Margaret and sisters Brine W, and a tureen dinner for club members on Lonstellow Street. Betty Zucsi and Vivela OT celebrate, candles and Easter decorations featured. Mrs Hay Johnson and Mrs Harold Ring assisted serving. prizes announced for April 18 May 14. attendees urged to attend prep event. Frank Pani hosted. Mary Miller opened the auxiliary meeting. several members received prizes.
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Baverir
Allen Giri
Con Lonstellow Street
Zucsi
Betty
Vivela
Smailer
Hay Johnson
Harold Ring
Diz Franceson
Dar
Jounsen
Hom
Hospital discharges and patient attributions listed
An OCR fragment lists names linked to addresses and discharge notes. Included are Jeanette Sheiler at 272 Boston Avenue Walton Ives RD 3 Michael Glon gske at 198 Courtland Street George Wabrman, and discharges naming Roberta Halliday 222 Ninth Street Mrs Mark Walls baby boy 451 West Street Florence Hollingsworth 713 Bond Street Betty May Beck Adam Heimlens Eselyn Zeiler Mary Barnel 130 Eastern Heights Housevard.
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Jeanette Sheiler
Boston Avenue
Walton Ives
Michael Glongske
Grafton
George Wabrman
Courtland Street
Roberta Halliday
Ninth Street
Mark Walls
Wath Street
Florence Hollingsworth
Betty May Beck
Shreel
Adam Heimlens
Eselyn Zeile
Patriotic Societies plan for next quarter session in Elyria
A federation of patriotic groups including the Women’s Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans met to organize next quarter’s session. Representatives from Sons of Veterans, Ladies of the G.A.R., Daughters of Union Veterans and Auxiliaries formed the planning committee. A summer basket picnic was scheduled for July 15 at Charles Len’s home.
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Women's Relief Corps
P. D. Heely
G Oabr
Union
Sons of Unto Veterans
Auxilvary
Woodmanstair
Sons of Veterans
Ches Decker
Charles Lent
Dorothy Willard
G. AL RE
Esa Rhington
WLR
CGC
Ave Hulco
Daushte Veterans
Beverly Bittner
Caman
Thomas Jefferson
Ce Ton
United States
Arcadims
Smar
Decker
Charles Len
S16
Base Avenue
Sorority Zeta Upsilon Meeting at Lucille Hand Home
Sorority Zeta Upsilon gathered at Lucille Hand’s Longford Avenue home on April 22. The group discussed weekend plans, a rummage sale, and a luncheon with Easter table decor.
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Zeta Upsilon
Lucille Hand
Longford Avenue
East Side Bible Class and Church of Christ Postponements
East Side Bible class will meet Friday at 7330 at the home of Mr and Mrs C Kieffer. The BC class of the Church of Christ postpones its tag from Saturday April 17 at the Adams home 1365 East Avenue. The WLB class delays their party until one week from Friday night.
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East Side
C. Kieffer
154 Avenue
4. B.C
Church of Christ
J. E. Adams
East Aenue
Tea For Senior Women At Oberlin College
Oberlin College senior women will attend a tea at Talcott Hall Monday at three with Mrs. Harry C. Long of Akron presenting on Roads to Peace. The Oberlin Branch will present Philadelphia Rice at Warner Hall Thursday, April 15, at 815 in a dramatization of Shaw s Candida. Last year Oberlin led the state’s twenty eight branches in Fellowship fund contributions.
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Oberlin
American Association of University Women
Oberlin College
Talcott Hall
Harry C. Long
Akron
Te Russe
Phidelph Rice
Warner Hall
Shaw
Eigt
Mrs Oswald Hosts Circle Meeting At Ease River Street
Mrs Elmer Oswald opened her home on Ease River street yesterday to Circle 2 of St Pauls Frats church. Chairwoman Mrs Uute Mischka presided over the business. Mrs Mary Fox served as devotional leader. A salad course was served at a large table centered with a bow of purk sweetness.
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Elmer Oswald
Ease River Street
St. Paul's
Sea Church
Uute Mischka
Mary Fox
Ter
KR Pallas
Courtland
Salvation Army Easter Services Announced
The Salvation Army will hold Friday service at the hall on West Breadtreer and a special Easter service is planned for Sunday evening at 77250 vtock. The regular MOTAINE service will be at La:3e.
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Frode Glerning
Salvation Arey
Hallon West Breadtreer
Vtock
Captain Amore to Preach with Special Music at Services
A.M. Captain Amore will preach and special music will be furnished at each service. The word of sermon and music selections promise a meaningful worship experience for attendees.
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A.m
Amore
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Ohio
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Nomen
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WPA Holsthodkers School
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Florence Schuster
Middle Ave
Brookhouser
Dames of Malta
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Margaret We
Hallesis
Allen G. R. Party
Mrs. Rahl
Frank Pani
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Aiexander
E. A. Lewis
West Avenue
Car Ove
Eastern Heights
Frank Webster
JE. Curry
Wanda Wicks
Youngstown Yester
T. C. Willams
New Castle
West Market House
Botamer Florist
East Broad
Evans
Carolva
Areene
Doris Hartnell
Theo
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Firse
Uniqte
Crogu
E. H. Esasas
Entate
Kathleen Vaughn
Jacqueline Greene
Mary
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Lydia Kahnr
Thelma Beath
Compite LO
Edna Earich
Goodw 7
Elizabeth Rich
Mrs. Oswald Hostess
Salvation Army Services
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Good Housekeeping Institute
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Yee
Froumen
Elysium
Wildercraft
D. L. Wilder
Shantung
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