Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admissions include Otto Haberli of 11 Nichols, Elizabeth Thomas of 415 Third Street, Raymond Fasterwood of Grafton. Discharges include Mrs Tony Cigliane of S33 Bond Street and Mrs Charles Preslar of 225 East are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Haberli
Nichols
Elizabeth Thomas
Third Street
Raymond Fasterwood
Grafton
Tony Cigliane
Bond St
Charles Preslar
East
Are
Semi-Belted Frock Pattern 9379 From Marian Martin
Fashion notes feature semi belted waist lines puffed sleeves and tailored seaming. Pattern 9379 available in sizes 14 through 42 with yardage details for size 16 and illustrated sewing instructions. Catalog and pattern set priced at 25 cents pattern alone 15 cents. Orders go to The Chronicle Telegraph Pattern Department New York City.
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Marian Martin
Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Stree
New York City
Y W C A Board Directors Honored by Two Visitors
A Y W C A board meeting featured reports for March with 74 events and 1118 attendees. Guests Mrs. W G Sharp and Mrs. W E Cadmus shared experiences from France and Paris American Women’s Club growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Baird
Toledo
W. G. Sharp
W. E. Cadmus
Paris
Easter Homecoming for Miss Rosemary Williams
Miss Rosemary Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Williams of 601 Park avenue will return from Notre Dame Indiana to Deep South Bend for Easter holidays April 11 to 19. She graduates with an AB degree in Law majoring in journalism and minoring in the social sciences. She teaches journalism at Riley High School South Bend to a class of 15 chosen from 1000 as outstanding. She holds high scholastic rating and is a member of the Blue Pencil club and the college literary organization.
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Rosemary Williams
Edward 3. Williams
Park Avenue
Dubl Dec Club Hosts Evelyn Wilson Evening Bridge
Evelyn Wilson hosted a Dubl Dec Club gathering on East Avenue with bridge play. Prizes went to Mrs. Carl Gott first, Mrs. George Smith second, and Mrs. Lowry Snow consoled. Luncheon served by the hostess and guest Miss Juanita Gibbs. The club meets in two weeks at Mrs. Gott’s Eleventh Street home. W H Tabler marked his eightieth birthday Sunday at his Grafton home with his children and their families present.
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Dubl Dec
Evelyn Wilson
East Avenue
Carl Gott
George Smith
Lowry Snow
Juanita Gibbs
Eleventh Street
W. H. Tabler
Grafton
W. A. Tabler
Detroit
George Tabler
Carnegie
Pennsylvania
Earl Tabler
Pittsburgh
J. R. Tyson
New Castle
Emma Lou Eldred
Elyria
District Conference of P T A in Aeron April 21st
The Northeast District Conference of Parents Teachers Associations will be held at the Maryflower Votive in Aeron on April twenty first at four o clock. Delegates will be chosen from city groups and reservations arranged through J. Mooney of Queriand Avenue Akior. Dorothy Sy was assisted by Mrs. Hanse Cemacher and Miss Ers ae Hancock in entertaining. A Mugwumpe area social followed with bridge and prizes awarded to Eleanor Griffiths and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Heralds
Mary Alice Worcester
Carlita Stang
Oliver Schubert
Treasury
Dorothy Lingenfelter
China
Aeron
Wes Dorothy Sy
Hanse Cemacher
Ebrsae Hancock
Rcs
Mugwumpe
West Second Street
Mary
Eleanor
E- Griffiths
Morgan
D. Alr. Broatsst
Cuyahoga Fe
D. A. RL
Indian Music Program Delights Elyria Fine Arts Members
The Elyria Musical Art Society presented Indian music at the Womans Club. Mrs. Jack Huge read on Indian instruments including flute drums and rattle. A string quartet performed with original pieces Deer Dance War Dance and a cadre of songs and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Musical Art Society
Womans Club
Jack Huge
Edwin Gillis
Eric Chapman
Virgil Waite
Gladys McCuulough
O. E. Townsend
Karl Kalev
Waters
George Tulk
H. C. Higar
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Frank Stetson
Ernest Crisp
H. H. Meckley
E. C. Danner
J. B. Johnson
R. C. Henry
Danner
J. G. Whitney
Sunny Side Up Club Hosts Progressive Bunco Evening
Miss Alice Smith hosted Sunny Side Up Club at her Prospect Avenue home. Progressive bunco produced three tables with Mrs. W. L. Bodine high score and contest prize winner, followed by luncheon. Members plan to meet April 24 at Mr. Guthman’s Aurora Terrace on Lodi Street.
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Sunny Side Up Club
Alice Smith
Prospect Arehue
Bunco
W. L. Bodine
H. D. Guthman
Carol Post
Guthman
Aurora Terrace
Lodi Street
Senior Bply Fellowship Supper at First Baptist Church
A fine turnout of Senior B PLY members from the First Baptist church gathered in the church dining room last evening for a fellowship supper and token dinner. Miss Eunice Porter led the social committee in organizing the event.
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P. Y
First Baptist Church
Community Meeting and Club Events Tonight
A crowded schedule includes Mary Chandler Tent events with Daughters of Union Veterans and Mrs. Cora Knapp on Second Street. W B A hosts Mrs. Margaret Eldred. Nev'h Ridgeville hosts Y Indus and Agenda Fraternity brides tournament. Woman's Club Special meeting at 7:39 to vote on amendment. Keen Kutter Crh hosts supper at Mrs. Sayles. Baptist Woman's Missionary Society meets for supper at 6. Annual business and officer elections. Annie Davidson leads program. Pow Wow Card Party and Woodmen of America meet in Woodman Hall. Industrial Women's Club and YWCA events noted. Lutheran Junior Sorors and St. Andrew's Church confirm and honor guests at supper.
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Mary Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Cora Knapp
Second Street
Margaret Eldred
Nev'h
Ridgeville
American Legion
Harmon Lotse Mees
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Xsizhres St. John
Kao
Luneteen Zoliers
Indern Woodmen of America
Woodman
Industral
Lutheran
Ocon
Gului Room
St. Andrew's Church
Rainbow Girls Initiated by Lorain Assembly
Sixty Rainbow Girls were initiated at the Lorain Assembly I O F hall last evening. District Deputy Clara Taylor introduced George Clark as Supreme Deputy and Lorain members, with music by a quartet and solos by Mrs Brodbeck and Mrs Hard. Installation is set for April 24 in the I O O F hall.
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I. O. C. F. Hall
Rainbow
Sonce Tooms
Karl Kohler
Elyria Chapel
Order of Eastern Star
Clara Taylor
Lorain
George Clark
Lakewood
Lorain Assemblr
Hazel Brodbeck
Marian Hand
Ralph Williams
Charles Carpenter
Brodbeck
Hard
Louise Brown
Neney Jenkins
Edna Whitehead
Jennie Bins
Annie Wilcox
Mae Dramm
Kath- Tye Stone
Grace Barion
Mabel Georges
Karl Kohier
Miss Dorothy OConnor Hosts Pi Omicron Meet
Dorothy O'Connor hosted Pi Omicron sorority associates at her Indian Hollow Road home. The group studied Hergesheimer and Boccaccio works and explored McFee and Poe selections. The note mentions a recent career meeting led by Victor Reese in Rig?
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Dorothy O’connor
Pi Omicron
Indian Hollow Road
Joseph Hergesheimer
Bonccaccio
William MecFee
Little Sorority Guests Hosted by Mrs Williams
Mrs Eleanor Wilam hosted the Little Sorority at her Todi Street home. Prizes were won by Mrs Vincent for high ar and Mary Buzzard second. refreshments were served and Miss Clarabell Woo invited guests to a future tea at Mrs Maddox’s home on Twelfth Avenue with an old fashioned party planned.
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Williams
Eleanor Wilam
Todi Street
Ftsel Vincent
Mary Buzzard
Theodore Maddox
Clarabell Woo
N A Q Club Hears Review of Pearl Buck Sons
The N A Q Club reviewed Pearl Buck's Sons by Mrs Russell Bennet yesterday at Mrs Lumley home on Beverly Court. A luncheon followed the review with all members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Q. Club
Pearl Buck
Russell Bennet Peyjewad
Benko Stanford Wedding Announced By Bride Parents
Mr and Mrs George Bento announce the marriage of their daughter Sue to Paul G Stanford son of Mr and Mrs D A Stanford The wedding was held at Pearport Michigan on January 06 with Reverend Joser officiating The Stanfords attended high school and Ohio University in Athens
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Stanford
George Bento
Bell Avenue
Dauichter
Sue
Paul G. Stanford
D. A Stanford
East Broag
Pearport
Michigan
Tad
Erend R. Joser
First Congregational Church
Ohio University
Athens
Evening Meeting Announced by Literary Club
The Literary Club meets on Tuesday evening with Mrs. Peer D Nielsen on High Sixth Street, Lora. Before Elyria Woman's Club general meeting, the Educational Department of the wind will serve luncheon. one oclock is the serving time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peer D Nielsen
Bird Migration Talk Captivates Garden Club Audience
Frank Phelps spoke on birds and migration at a Garden Club meeting, detailing flight patterns, altitude, and speeds of songbirds, ducks, and shorebirds. He cited experiments on light effects, noted Arctic Tern journeys, and urged planting seeds for sustenance, with Tom LeRetley visiting from Lakewood, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Phelps
Garden Club
B.C
Egyp
Israel
Africa
Macedonia
Mediterranean
Alaska
Mr. Phelps
Rowan
University At
Alberta
Australia
New Zealand
Phelps
United States
Tau Chi Chapter begins study of French literature
Moderners of Tau Chi Chapter met at Miss Hewitt s home on Anvil for a business session. Margaret Hewitt and Marjorie Francis outlined early French history up to the Revolution as background for the study of French literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moerners
Margaret
Hewitt
Japelle Burner
Hew
Marjorie Francis
France
Miss
Boys Missionary Society Studies Ethiopia
Members of the Boys Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church met last evening for devotions and Bible study led by C. L. Bristol. The missionary lesson focused on Ethiopia, followed by a basketball game.
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Boys' Missionary Society
Ethiopia
Boys’ Missionary Society
The
United Presbyterian Church
C. L. Bristol
Columbia Club Holds Meeting At St John’s School
Twenty members of the Columbia Club attended a meeting last evening at St John’s School on Third Street to discuss regular business. An announcement was made for the Lorain County Lutheran Men's Club meeting in Lorain on April 21.
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Columbia Club
St. John's School
Third Street
Lorain County
Marriage License Applications in Lorain Area
A list of marriage license applications shows Raymond Guy 39 of Cleveland and Mary E Wick 25 of Amherst with Father Eishman. William Frew 25 of Lorain and Stella Yager 18 of Lorain with Father Kirby. Edward Gibson 21 and Louise Desautelle 19 of Lorain with Lorain priest. Michenel Dimitroff 51 and Fannie Dimitroff 21 of Lorain with Lorain priest.
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Raymond Guy
Cleveland
Mary E. Wick
Amherst
Eishman
William Frew
Lorain
Stella Yager
Kirby
Edward Gibson
Mechanic
Louise Desautelle
Michenel Dimitroff
Fannie Dimitroff
Local Social Roundup From Sandusky to Cincinnati
A string of weekend visits and travel noted in Kenyon Avenue and nearby: Mr. and Mrs. Co A Perry of Sandusky host Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. J H McGowin on Kenyon Avenue. Mrs. Horace Seeley and daughters visit Cincinnati. Mrs. Joseph Frank attends a Cleveland reception honoring nephew L Kumé, with 150 guests. LeRoy Milliren visits Akron to witness the dirigible Maron flight. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith heads to Ithaca and New York to stay with daughter Mrs. Helen Smith Somers. Mrs G A Teeder returns from Florida. Miss Eleanor Gierst enberger returns to Miami University for her senior year. Mr. and Mrs. Broda Barnes of Chicago plan Cincinnati trip. Miss Beenie Jukson visits Washing College, New Concord. Esther Wernert elected VP of the Mensone Club at Toledo State Hospital. Norman Farmer of Los Angeles visits Amherst grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C W Farmer.
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Co. A. Perry
Sandusky
Jenkies
Fremont
J. H McGowin
Kenyon Avenue
Horace Seeley
Tun
Warrier
Marian
Cincinnati
Joseph Frank
Lake Avenue
A. Snoble
Cleveland
L. Kumé
LeRoy Milliren
Akron
Ted Foley Jr
Elizabeth Smith
Harrison Street
Ithica
New York
Helen Smith Somers
G. A Teeder
West Avenue
Florida
Eleanor (Rerstenberger
Cleveland Road
Miami University
Visie School
Broda Barnes
Chicago
Minas
Beenie Ju ‘Kaon
Hk EF. Jackson
Warkeran Avenue
Washingum College
New Conard
Ohio
Esther Wernert
R. Nu
Toledo State Hospital
Toledo
Miss Wernert
Ellyria
Deaconess Hospital
Detroit
Michigan
Norman Farmer
Los Angeles
California
Ww. Farmer
Mor-gan Avenue
Farmer
Amherst
Hancock A. H. to Join Mrs Hancock in Los Angeles
A. H. Hancock, 18d East Avenue, left today for Los Angeles to join Mrs Hancock who has spent the winter there. He is described as the son of Marshal Farmer, a former Elyrian, in this brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Farmer
A. H. Hancock
East Avenue
Los Angeles
California
New York Doll Styles Set World Fashion Hints
Caddren's upcoming doll and stuffed animal displays spark spring trends with over 1.6 million life size rabbits and incremental dolls. Shaping women’s Easter bonnet views as Parisian influences reach dolls, outfits include bouffant skirts puffed sleeves and doll sunbonnets. Doll houses electric lights and miniature household toys underscore a vivid toy industry opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R —Caddren
Mary
Paris
Tomato Vines Grow Nine Feet High in House
Winchester Kansas resident Boyd White cultivates tomatoes indoors after a season outdoors. He trained outdoor vines to poles reaching 9 feet 6 inches tall producing 150 tomatoes. Inside the house the vines climbed to 9 feet 4 inches from the floor by winter’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester, Kan
Boyd White
Winchester
White
Conscience Power Highlighted in Sharkes- Feare
In this brief note the article praises the remarkable depiction of conscience's power, calling Sharkes- Feare a superb example in English literature.
German Makers Exported 11 Million Dollar Toss Last Year
German makers exported eleven million one hundred fifty thousand dollars worth of toss last year. Textile mills in Spain are increasing their output to meet demand and boost shipments overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
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Grafton Road
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