Hospital Admissions Noted Names and Addresses
Admissions list includes Louis Kranyak Jyly West avenue Mrs Fred 128 Cornell Joe Polac eck Fifteenth street Mrs yan Semania Grafton Emma Sa 111 Blake street s Lewis Szmanii Lo Walter Schuster Am
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
13
Admissions list includes Louis Kranyak Jyly West avenue Mrs Fred 128 Cornell Joe Polac eck Fifteenth street Mrs yan Semania Grafton Emma Sa 111 Blake street s Lewis Szmanii Lo Walter Schuster Am
Tonight multiple church groups host events across town. Emma Dean Anderson Circle serves a tureen dinner at United Presbyterian and Grace Lutheran hosts Young People at the Nierman home, while Holy Communion occurs at First Methodist. Catholic Daughters and Pythian Sisters, plus Masons and Shriners, also meet.
Leonard Fowls Sunday School Class will go to the Boy Scout Camp tomorrow evening leaving the church at six o'clock for an overnight, bringing suppers and breakfasts. Sons and Daughters of Liberty will meet Friday evening at the First Spiritualist church with important business to be transacted. attendees urged to participate.
The Choir of Hirst M E Church will perform The Holy City by A R Gaul Friday at 7 30 in the church auditorium. The 38 voice choir directed by Robert T Moore will be assisted by soloists Miss Marjorie Rossiter Mrs O E Brodbeck Walter Nevin and Miss Louise Brown organist. The program includes solo numbers and choral items with a children’s tap dancing class starting at the Y W C A the same day.
Mrs. Dewey Hull returns home on Sixth street after a month with her parents. Carrie McQueen comes home from Michigan with news of a winter spent with Dr and Mrs L B Kelsey. Families from Eastern Heights, Fourth street and Kent State circle travel to Bradford and Ruggles for Easter visits. The Muhleys, Wilcox, Wockenfus, Edwards and Lavagnino families join relatives in Ohio New York and Ithaca for holiday gatherings.
Mrs. C. L. Church of Courtland street Wellington will arrive tonight to spend several days with her daughter Miss Carries Lou Church of West avenue.
Dr William Wickenden of Case School of Applied Science addressed Elyria Woman's Club on Science in the Changing World with focus on Making Terms With the Machine. He traced progress from ancient tool use to modern electricity and urged balancing power to expand jobs and limit hardship while outlining club plans and upcoming events.
Miss Marjorie Scott hosted the Prosperity Bridge Club at 159 Erie Street last evening. Easter party set with Mrs Martin substituting for Miss Lenore Hess. high score won by Miss Marian Upp, Dorothy Fredrick Consoled. Luncheon served. next meeting in two weeks with Mrs Fitzgerald. Good Friday services at Second Congregational Church at 1 20 sermon Theory Dogma Facts. Communion observed and Easter participants named.
Seated at the Church of Christ last evening the Junior Department of the Sunday School held a banquet. Miss Louise Smith presided. Maud Friden Stine and others performed musical numbers. Mrs. Gerald gave three readings and remarks followed by brief talks from Mrs. W. C. Fowler and Mr. Gannett. About eighty students were awarded Easter prizes. James and group led in song. The department was assisted by Mrs. Rive and several families including the Ganitts and their son Jimmie.
Theresa Meco hosts a social at Bot Avenue with members including Wealtha Lone Marguez and Dorothy Harper. Isabel La, Miss Manzo, and Miss Hi hold officer roles as president, secretary, and treasurer. The group adjourned after dancing. in two weeks the girls will visit Miss Dorothy Harper on Columbia Avenue.
The First M E Church hosted an Old Fashioned Love Feast last evening with a sermon on Jesus’ words from the Cross. Testimonies followed and a strong turnout is anticipated for the Holy Thursday Communion service at 7:30.
Good Friday observances are planned at St Andrews and Pauls Church. St Andrews will host The Three Hours Devotion from noon to 3 pm with meditations on the words from the cross and a 4 pm church school service, then a cantata at 7:30 pm. Pauls Church offers a morning service at ten, a German language sermon, Holy Communion, and a 7:30 pm cantata with soloists and choir. The First Congregational Church holds its annual Good Friday Communion at 7:45 pm under Rev William Muir Auld.
Two Elyria residents are identified in a local report: Harlow Hurd, 22, a mechanic, and 15-year-old Eleanor Burke. Reverend Brissell is also noted in connection with the case, with details limited by the fragmentary text.
The Round Table Club at the Webber home hosted by Judge A. R. Webber and W. R. Comings heard L. B. Hindman discuss an eight hundred mile auto trip through Virginia. Highlights included Shenandoah Valley landmarks, Mount Vernon, Harper’s Ferry and Tidewater Harbor, with comments on state progress and tourism. Mrs. Sharp shared Europe trip notes and friendship recollections.
Four tables of cards played at the Garford Parent-Teacher Association event held at Mrs. Robert Loomis’s Boston avenue home. Prizes went to Mrs. Peterman and Miss Margaret Roberts.
The April gathering of Division D at the Second Congregational church met at Mrs. Frank Page's Lake Avenue home with Mrs. Wiseman and Mrs. Walter Davis as guests. Mrs. Ward Hubbard opened with a reading, and Mrs. Robert Harrison spoke on Africa mission work. Nineteen members and two guests attended. refreshments followed. Mrs. Harrison invited all to a silver tea at her Lake Avenue home on April 24. A May 10 meeting will be hosted at the church with Mrs. Harlan Wilcox, Mrs. Beri Jaytox, and Mrs. Hites assisting.
The Junior Revelers orchestra entertained inmates of Lorain County Home on Murray Ridge with vocal and instrumental solos. Members included Fannie Beller director Jeanne Little piano George Pallas Fred Winters Earl Demos and others performing violin banjo guitar cello trumpet clarinet and drums.
The Girl Reserve Pet Show at the YWCA drew many dogs as the era sponsors handed ribbons for prizes. Betty Nodda won for Bull Shirley while Rose Chapler earned plaques for Spot and Rover collies and Joan Norsworthy claimed prizes for Rex the German Police dog and the police dog category. Evelyn Kassler’s white rat Pete was named most unique, and Norma Ehrke’s Skippy the fox terrier topped the big dog category. Marian Stetson supervised the event, promoting educational aims and character development.
Mrs. and Mrs. Jonas Springer announce the marriage of their daughter Erma to John Berger. The ceremony took place in July and the couple now reside in South Amherst.
La Porte W T U conducted its annual institute at the La Porte church with a full county representation from Elyria Lorain Brownhelm and La Porte unions. The program featured devotions by Mrs A T Hill business meetings led by local officers songs readings and talks on prohibition and patriotism concluding with a request to aid disabled soldiers and a closing hymn.
A dance event under the title Easter Monday Dance is listed at Dimke's Hall in Gratton on April 17. The notice provides limited details but confirms the venue and date for the local social gathering.
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