Additional Society Hospital Admissions and Discharges
List of individuals admitted to hospital including Herman Porter Nadine Sooy Mark Byars Riley Mastines Robert Fraters Jean Redington Mildred Stearns Mrs Bert Wise Mrs Alfred McClellan Mrs Kenneth Long and discharges for Mrs Landis Ducoty Morris Wensink Tony Camapagun Robert McDonald with addresses in Nadine Sooy Avon and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M's
Herman Porter
Sixth Street
Nadine Sooy
Foster Avenue
Mark Byars
Hast Avenue
Riley Mastines
Sixteenth Street
Robert Fraters
Jean Redington
R. UD
Mildred Stearns
Vasudene Avenue
Bert Wise
Twelfth Street
Alfred McClellan
West Second Street
Kenneth Long
Leevecourt
Landis Ducoty
Lodi Street
Morris Wensink
Avon
Tony Camapagun
Robert McDonald
Gates Avenue
Local licenses listed for seven residents and spouses
Andrew Kereky twenty one of Lowber Ta plater and Irene Hulnapy twenty five of Laurange township. Carl Deiner twenty five of Antherst seal er and Loretta Moler twenty of Lorain. Frank Stumphauzer twenty one of Avon farmer and Goldie Kocsis nineteen of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Kereky
Lowber
Plater
Irene Hulnapy
Laurange
Carl Deiner
Antherst
Sealer
Loretta Moler
Lorain
Frank Stumphauzer
Avon, Farmer
Goldie Kocsis
Community Guests Attended Local Family Gatherings
Henrietta area residents shared meals and visits Sunday and Monday at multiple homes in Berlin Heights, Lorain, Ashland, and nearby towns. Notable attendees included families Kelble Ketble Zurcher Portman Court and Ries clans, plus a religious drama by the Reformed Church group. Will Paul and daughter Dorcas were mentioned among the weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Frank Kelble
Patsy
David
Albert Ketble
Berlin Heights
Louie Kebble
Oscar Zurcher
von Nej
John Zurcher
Lorain
Kenneth Mather
Lakewood
Mra
Jesse Portman
Paul Cor
Qoherlin
Wallace Wood
Cleveland
Wallace Court
HH. EK
Culbertson
Mave Gare
Ashland
Myron Ries
Lena Gegenheimer
Fred Haag
Christ Schwab
Berea
A. W. Dinniger
J. Clemons
Howard Kkieisel
Premier Woman Musician Of France At Oberlin Saturday
Mile. Nadia Boulanger, premier woman musician of France, will lecture on Views on Music of Today at Oberlin Warner Concert Hall Saturday April 16 at 10:15 am. An Oberlin A Cappella Choir group will accompany with Miss Margaret Pohl as soloist. Boulanger studied in Paris and has mentored notable pupils including her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Mile
Nadia Boulanger
France
Warner Concert Hall
A. Im
Oberlin A
Margaret, Pohl
Conservatory
Bowlanger
Ble
Paris Conservatory
Ghilnant and Vierne
Gabriel Paine
HL Boulanger
Tot
Thaee
Boulanger
Rowlanker
Redcliffe College
Wind
New Faeland
London Philharmonic
Cleveland
Local Socials and Church Service Note April 14
Names of residents from Milug on Wallare Court and relatives visiting in Hirmingham, Latteman and Ries families gathering at George Sayres home, Friday and Sunday visits by Gook and others, and a Communion service at M. EB church on Thursday evening April 14 noting family and parish activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milug
Myr
Wallare Court
Theodore
Carl Latteman
Hirmingham
Gilly Snyder
Fred Latteman
Myron Ries
George Sayres
Frank Gook
Oberlin
M. G. Donasen
Anne
John Jlostettler
M. EB
Local families share visits and moves across Lorain and Cleveland
Belden and War ren VerSoy of Lorain spent Monday evening with Charler Wise and others attended Fred Kline's funeral in Akron. Sharlene Wise hosted dinner. Mrs Ippley celebrated her birth. B A Rothgery bought Schwartz farm for improvements. Blaine Archer visited Arthur Wilde in Litchfield. Marjorie Reisinger vacationing in with D G Reisinger. Kling family moved to Schaff Road Cleveland for work. Jankola and Hartman households hosted relatives. Charles Wise called on his daughter Bryn Vaillipa in Cleveland. Grabenstetter and Paskert families visited in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Warren VerSoy
Lorain
Charler Wise
Herman Wise
Arthur Wise
Charles Wise
Fred Kline
Akron
Taylor
East Cleveland
Ippley
B. A. Rothgery
Gratton
Schwartz Farm
Blaine Archer
Litchfield
Arthur Wilde
Marjorie Reisinger
Cleveland
D. G. Reisinger
Glyde Kling
Schaff Road
Kline
Joseph Jankola
John Hartman
Mary Ann Recznik
John
Recznik
Peter Recznik
Peter Jr
Dorothy Recznik
Visits and social calls in local communities
Mary Pfell visiting at the Paskett home returned home with them. Mr and Mrs Arthur Wise called on Mr and Mrs Albert Archer in Sullivan on Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Bert Lennerh and Mr and Mrs Stellin Peiffer of Cleveland spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Clarence Wise. William Snyder of Kent was the weekend guest of his parents, Mr and Mrs Joe Grabenstetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pfell
Easter Time News From Lorain Towns and Surroundings
Barton Road residents and neighbors share outings visits across Cleveland Elyria and Northern Michigan. Mrs Elred and aunt Miss Eldred visit New York while Mrs Lamb and son with wife spend Sunday in Cleveland. A hospital trip for Fred Biddulph and a large Maple Sugar Social at the church feature quilts and prizes. A stork found dead in Pri South Africa after a 7000 mile flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Rouad
Margaret Eldred
New York City
Mabel Eldred
Ruby Lamb
Cleveland
Herbert
Howard Cowley
Elyria
Charlotte Cowley
Emerson ,Tellman
Michigan
Fred Eckert
William
Hopp
Miss Kertha
Florida
Fred Biddulph
O. C. Wright
A. L. Romp
Ladies Aid
Lorain Road Congregational Church
Robert Karch
Columbia Methodist Church
Crippled Children Move Toward Fuller Life in Community Care
A feature on the Gates Hospital for Crippled Children and the broader crusade for better care and education for crippled youths. Elyria founded the international movement here. the Ohio Society promotes Easter Seal drives with the slogan A Better Life for Crippled Children. The article highlights ongoing needs for adjustment, vocation education, and social integration beyond medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanquiliae
Gates Hospital
Bbeyond
Elyria
Vicin
Ater
big _ciine
Refuse Collection Schedule For Next Week
Residents in the central and southern city areas near the Black River were told by the service department to place rubbish along curbs and alleys on Monday for free city pickup. Crews will target central and southern zones first, using containerized refuse along curbs or alleys, with ashes not collected. East-side work is finishing this week and west-side collection is planned for the week of April 25.
Phillips get new six room house on Fairawn avenue
A report from Building Inspector Hart Dickagen details construction of a one and a half frame dwelling for Hubert and Certie Phillips on Cambridge Avenue. The site at Fairawn Avenue features a 26 by feast foundation, six rooms, and an estimated cost of 3300 dollars with Edward Phipps as general contractor. DANGER IN SHORT FALLS. Melbourne, Jean Burns, 17, becomes Australia’s first woman parachute jumper but falls five feet on stage injuring her head after a 3200 foot descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert and
Certie Phillips
Cambridge Avenue
Hart Dickagen
Fairawn Avenue
Edward Phipps
Australia
Jean Burns
Evesyning
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. G. Johnson
John Hostetler
Heian Raetaed
Albert Tischenberg
Kent
Otio Coven
Wendell
Kipton
Theodore Ries
Kias Jarrett
Norwalk
Ira Kiplinger
Peter
Christian Endeavor Society of the Reformed Church
Anna Wyttenback
Nellie Huegh
Golden Lake
Ontario
Canada
London
Kentucky
Sam Mort
Will Paul
Dorcas
Marny
Virginia
Middle Ave
Mlle
Auto Loans Cash Immediately Motor Car Loan CO
Illinois
Court Street
Ohio
Western Reserve Finance
Barton Road
Schleswig-Holstein
Germany
Pri- South Africa
Roux
Clairol
Lexol
Ruth's Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Melbourne
Reed’s
Graystone Hotel
Tess Warnelle
Emily Reed
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