Ladies Auxiliary eyed May minstrel show at high school
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Knights of St. John voted to sponsor Jim Armitage and his Minstrel Follies for May eighteenth at the High School Auditorium. A play The Sewing Bee was staged by the Golden Glexy Club after the meeting, with a long cast listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
Jim Armitage
Golden Glexy Club
Judd
Kathryn Krugman
Mee- Jey
Kathryn Ryan
R. B. Powers
Maude McLaughlin
Cheaty
Eleanor Roling
Day
Grace Banville
Gibbs
Clara McAllister
Mothers Auxiliary Plans Evangelistic Work At May Meeting
Mrs. Harold Horace opened her Fairlawn home to the Mothers Auxiliary of the United Presbyterian church. Trustee president Herbert Cooke outlined forming an Evangelistic committee to unite church groups, boost membership, and aid spiritual life across the church. The May meeting will invite grandmothers as guests. program committee includes Myre Herman F Paeth, KH Cooke, J C Cunningham, and T F Sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Horace
Fairlawn Avenue
United Presbyterian Church
Herbert Cooke
Myre Herman F. Paeth
KH. Cooke
J. C. Cunningham
T. F. Sellers
M. R. Setterfeld
Mar
Wortker's Benefit Association Meeting in Ridgeville
Elvira Review No 3 reports Wortker's Benefit Association held a regular meeting at Mrs. Margaret Eldred's Ridgeville home with twelve members and two guests. It marked the fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Eldred. A luncheon followed and Mrs Bertha Olmstead invited the group to meet April 25 at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Review
Wortker's Benefit Association
Las
Margaret Eldred
Ridgeville
Eldred
M. W. Evans
Bertha Olmstead
Missionary Society Elects Officers at First Baptist
T. J. Elliott was elected president of the Missionary Society at the annual meeting after the dinner. Other officers include Mrs. R. C. Baird as first vice president, Mrs. H. B. McCullousn as second vice president, Mrs. A L Gegenheimer as secretary, and Airts. Floyd Portier as treasurer. Annie Davidson led the program on India missions and Mrs. Annie Paul conducted the devotional period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nirs
T. J. Elliott
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
R. C. Baird
H. B. McCullousn
A L Gegenheimer
Airts
Floyd Portier
Annie Davidson
India
Annie Paul
Troop 1 MLL Hold Meeting At Congregational Church
The Troop 1 MLL group met at the Congregational Church on April 11 planning an all day hike for Saturday at 9 00 and postponing a rain affected hike. A short session followed with party leaders announced. Miss Catherine Humphrey, Notre Dame College student, Cleveland, spent the weekend with her parents, Dr and Mrs F L A Humphrey of 401 Middle Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sall
Catherine Humphrey
Notre Dame College
Cleveland
FL A. Humphrey
Middle Avenue
Hospital Notes Patients and addresses Across Town
Notes list multiple names and street addresses including Betty Ann Kershaw at 109 Chase Street and Molly Garrish in Wellington along with several others in Grafton Oberlin Jeromesyi Delmer Forgerson and Isabella Thomas. The fragmentary text references residences and individuals in a local hospital context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ann Kershaw
Chase Street
Lester Miller
Union Street
Wellington
Molly Garrish
Grafton
Manhattan Lengel
East Avenue
Robert Cauthers
CaGrange
Maxine Erd G
Ace Leimbaugh
Oberlin Real
Dischass
Stena
Eberling
Izahbeth Thomas
Lucy Iceman
Jeromesyi
Delmer Forgerson
East Broad
Henry Maloner
West Avenue
Forty attend CEF banquet at Second Congregational Church
Forty members of the Senior F Society of the Second Congregational Church attended a banquet at the church last evening. After a short business meeting, committees presented entertainments including a clarinet and baritone prayer meeting, a reading, an one act play, and a puppet show. The evening closed with songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Corgi Citoral Church
Ruferd Upton
Eugene Fel
Missionary Committee
Scion
Owen Gleason
Buth Fpkett
Aio
Galaxy Club Holds Tureen Dinner With Bridge Prize
Galaxy Club members gathered at the home of Poe Ope Champion on Ninth Street East for a tureen dinner at six. Easter decorations and centerpieces set the mood. Jeanne Redard won second place in bridge. Eleanor Hillmer took first. Next meeting is April 29 at Mrs Walter Boroski’s Lorain home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women’s Department
The
Woman's Club
Frank Billings
H. K. Markham
Billings
R. T. J. Martin
Jeanne Redard
Eleanor Hillmer
Walter Boroski
Lorain
Odd Fellows Lodge Hosts Meeting Amid Illness Amid Community Plans
Elyria Lodge No 103 of Odd Fellows met in regular session with many members absent due to illness. Plans announced for the encampment meeting on Friday April 1 with Grand Patriarch B F E Rhoades visiting Middletown Ohio, plus entertainment and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge No 103
Odd Fellows
E. L. Batley
Harry Patterson
B. F E. Rhoades
Middletown
Onio
Grand Patriach
Order
Lee Hohl
Blacate Lodge
Loraini
Clarence E. Adams
Crm Breckneck
Chaos Scretary
Bart H. Hillmat
Spese
Ood Samarivar
YarQete
H.edman
Good Samar
F. Peta
Ten Anniversary Events Listed By Local Groups
Tonight groups gather across town including the Cora May Walton Mission Study Club celebrating ten years at First Congregational church. Meetings include United Presbyterian prayer at 7 30 at J Lautenschieser’s home 262 Harwood street and a tureen dinner for Men’s Brotherhood at the Second Congregational church with Ea Bacon as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora May Walton
First Congregational Church
United Presbyterian Prayer
J. Lautenschieser
Harwood Street
Men's Brotherhood of the Second Congregational Church
Ea Bacon
Grace Lutheran Church
Tri Sigs
Margaret Wirsham
Twelfth Street
Round Table Club
A. R. Webber
W. R. Comings
Wheaton College
First Baptist Church
Dames of Malta
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Methodist Church
Lady Rowena Circle Meeting At Mrs Smiths Home
Lady Rowena Circle members met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Elizabeth Smiths home on East River street. A short business session was followed by a work meeting and refreshments for twelve members and one guest. Mrs Maude Saladin invited the ladies to I be guests at her Lake avenue home on April twenty fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
South End
Chestnut Ridge
Frank Rahl
Lady Rowena Circle
Elizabeth Smith
East River Street
Church Division C meeting discusses future work plans
The Second Corregational church Division C met Tuesday afternoon at Miss Nelle Hecoct’s Lake Avenue home. Mrs. J. F. Heeves chaired the session as plans for future work were laid out. The next meeting is set for May ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Hecoct
Lake Avenue
J. F. Heeves
Maundy Thursday Holy Communion at St Andrew’s
Holy Week Maundy Thursday observed at St Andrew’s Church with a 10 o’clock Holy Communion service and an evening instructional service on the sacrament. Afternoon events include a Girls Choir recital at travelook and junior confirmation instruction at three-thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Church
St Andrew's Church
Travelook
Women’s Home Missionary Society Weathered Meeting
Inclement weather limited attendance at the Methodist church group. Regular business proceeded with tentative fundraising plans. Mrs. Minnie Brown led devotions and Mrs. E J Bond guided a study on finances. Society members read articles relating to their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Minnie Brown
E. J. Bond
Local residents visit or travel noted in brief notices
Cincinnati native Mrs E P Reefy stays at Gulf Farms with the Roe family. Judith Shook visits Harvard Avenue home from Gal0 University Athens. Reger family returns to Spruce after Ash tagala relatives. Lawrence Williams comes from Xavier University for spring recess on Park Avenue. Collins and Blayney visit in Cleveland. Abbey guests D C Vanesdale and family from Knoxville and Bennett family from Denison travel to Flint for a funeral. Langel announce birth at Elyria Memorial. Ruth Gill visits from Rochester and Eastman School of Music pupil stays with Gill in Columbus Street over Easter vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.P. Reefy
Cincinnati
M. E. Roe
Gulf Farms
Judith Shook
Athens
John T. Shook
Harvard Avenue
Xavier Univerity
Park Avenue
Charles Collins
Robert Blayney
Wooster Street
Cleveland
Charles Abbey
Airs
D. C. Vanesdale
Knoxville
Tennessee
C. R. Bennett
Denison
Flint
Michigan
Bennett
Manhattan Lengel
East Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ruth Gill
Rochester
New York
George Gill
Columbus Street
Miss Gill
Eastman School of Music
Sausage Measured 45 Feet In Ohio Butchering
A sausage measuring 45 feet 10 inches was prepared during a hog butchering by Mrs. R. B. Sunday and Mrs. Lester Neikirk in Tiffin Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Sunday
Lester Neikirk
Vincent Vincent and Lorain Guests Host Family Gatherings
Local social notes list numerous visitors and guests in Vincent and nearby areas. Names include Mrs Kathryn McMillan of Lorain, Mr and Mrs J G Morris, Mr and Mrs George Mahlke, and many more from Oberlin Cleveland Milan and Lorain towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwin, Jr
William Goodsite
Ernest
Neva
Bert Goodsite
Milan
Harry Date
Harry
Starkey
Lake Avenue
T M. Baldwin
Wellington
Wiliam Worris
W. H. Jones
Lorain
Mr. Jones
Vincent
Middle Ridge
G. H. Stoughton
Frankie Reese
Sermon and church notices at MoE church
Rev Ashburn spoke on Romans text at MoE church on Sunday morning. He cited Blessings for those who trust in God and the eternal glory to follow. Sunday School was led by Mrs Frank Esch truth with announcements and class meeting updates. Enrollment 1168 year ago 1859 with 111 present last Sunday and 197 today. Miss Lucille Senning spends this week with Aunt Mrs Arthur Hangartner in Huron Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashburn
Amecas
Frank Eschtruth
S. 8 S
No. 3
The
Aid Society
C. Ackerman
Fire burns Mrs Murray in Rochester fire incident
Mrs James Murray was seriously burned Saturday evening when fire exploded after oil was poured into hot coals from a nearly empty can of Ferozene. Her son Donald acted quickly to roll her to safety. She was taken to Falls Chin hospital with very serious injuries. Easter services will follow at the Baptist church in Albaretn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester. O
James Murray
Donald
Ae Baptist Educc
Albaretn
Ard
Norm
Linder and 2Ridien
Wellington
American Refrigerators Gain Popularity in France
Electric fridges from the United States see rising usage in France as households adopt new appliances. Industry observers note growing demand for American models amid modernizing kitchens and energy efficiency trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Northern Ireland Sees Widespread Farmers Union Branches
Farmers Union branches are being organized across Northern Ireland as rural communities respond to agricultural needs. Local committees are forming in multiple counties to coordinate outreach, support crop and livestock interests, and advocate for farm policies at the regional level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Northern Ireland
Four year old Antone Naegere dies in Huntington obituary
Miss Annabele Risier, who helped care for Antone Naegere this week, has left for New York. Antone Naegere aged four died Sunday evening at the Naegere home. He is survived by three sisters and one brother, along with nieces and nephews and many friends. Various local residents and relatives visited and attended the funeral or called on the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Herman
Eugene Biandi
Cleveland
F. A. Richardson
Fred
O. Hineher
St Mary's
Alice Pugh
Bowles Green
Lara Douglas
Portage
William Edwards
Lodi
Phillip Wetzel
Eric Olten
Lorain
Michigan
Ralph Rowland
Harry Miller
Dark Doyle
George Farmsworth
New London
H. Pothard
Corsin Coe
Steubeneville
J. A. Murras
Carl Scharoeder
Wi Schromder
Gas
Edward Durrard
Joseph Bachrerar
Madeline
Adolph Pearce
Pearce
Rasmerd Crittenden
Clarkesfield
Alves Eastes
Aaron
R. C
Eileen Cass
J. A. Herman
Huntington
Frank Minnick
Wessam Sojeba
L. C. Wolfe
Annabele Risier
Antone Naezele
Naegere
New York
Antone Naegere
J. S. Heiffner
Ed. Kaufman
Ethel Mae
Conrad Naegele
Carl Garrison
Forest Rice Home
Ed. Kemmery
Donn Hawley
H B
Hasley
Huntington Grange meeting and contest winners noted
Huntington Grange No. 2043 met last Thursday evening with a business session and a spelling contest won by Marion Crile. After the meeting a lunch was served to about nine. Upcoming program by Spencer Grange announced with attendees Martina and Stanley Denzen visiting Elizabeth Denzen at the Vina Bechtel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Grange No
Marion Crile
Spencer Grange
The Marian Martin Pattern Book Ad
A Chronicle Telegram pattern notice promotes inexpensive home sewing patterns with Style 9580 and a full Marian Martin pattern book. It lists sizes 34 to 42, fabric yardage for size 36, and step by step instructions. Orders include prices for catalog and patterns and are directed to Tin Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Tin Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department
West 8Th Street
New York City
Weekend Gatherings Across Ohio Towns
Residents attended social visits in multiple areas including Cleveland with Mrs Hattie Clews and Mrs Olive Canfield. Marion Crile and Barre Urineinger visited Harold Netfee in Sullivan. Ralph Krage spent time in LaGrange with the Runals. Philp Wenz from Long Island stayed with Miss Annabelle Kessle’s guests at the Naegelas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hattie Clews
Olive Canfield
Marion Crile
Barre Urineinger
Sullivan
Harold Netfee
Billy Simonson
Ralph Krage
LaGrange
Lewis
Laurel Runals
Philp Wenz
Long Island
N.Y
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Golden Glow Club
Y. W. C. A. Book Group
Curtis Spence
the Golden North
Wells
Marian Stetson
Shining Palace
Parmenter
Michael Arlin
Maypell Burner
McHugh
Sayers
English Channel
Crofts
Z. U
Lucile Hand
Z U
Longford Avenue
Ruth Lautenschliezer
Helen Surder
China
Misionary Society
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Russell White
Margaret Taylor
Ortell
Literary Club
Maxine Lucas
Julia Strachey
Sheveling
Peer D. Nielsen
Syne
Carol Wood
Rebekah
Louise Stearns
Princeton Avenue
Lily Brecknock
Emily Scrivens
Nellie Reyunolds
Progressive Banco
Silvia Pope
Lily Breckknock
Mre L .&. Boone
Dover
Agnes Erickson
Grant St
Lalone
Joan Budach
Rob Imeem
T.nt Club
Lola Mae
Bridge
Houtars and
Fanemiat Co
Ax Walker
Fap Bosth
Beye Ap
Mothers Auxiliary OF
United Presbyterian Plans
W. B. A. Meeting
Baptist Missionary Society
Church of Christ
Foster
Elyria
Broad Street
Kroger
C. EF
Second Cong's
Galaxy Club
Ben Hindman
V.W. Ola
Marian Steient
Cees Lana
U Action
Che
Poe
APPLE
Joseph Preya & Driver
Sheffield Lake
Asd Marfaret Korhis
Payin
Gosael
Hughes Provision
Miss Hecock
Methodist Mission Society Meets
Lucille Senning
Arthur Hangartner
Huron
Grange
Martina
Stanley Denzen
Spencer
Elizabeth Denzen
Vina Bechtel
Harriet Whitacre
Henry Peat
Elsha
Myra Chandler
Malle Crile
Leota Lebkisher
Edna Channeil
Catherine Clews
Wildercraft
Miss D. Wilder
Ohio
Conrad Naegela
Tua
Annabelle Kessle
Ed. Norris
George Hart
Johnson Crile
Marion
Hart Leininger
Tuesay
Howard B. Somers
Elyria Savings and Trust
Jake” Shafer
Foster Frocks
Capitol Theatre
Vestal
Vestale
Vestal’s
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