Elyria Y Wera Club Names Harold C Etz Speaker
Harold C Etz, factory representative for a manufacturer of photographic products, spoke on developing methods and common errors at the Elyria Y Wera Club meeting. He described effects of overdeveloping heat and agitation, fogging causes, and how proper agitation improves contrast. About 40 members attended. next meeting set at the club’s Y M C A location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Etz
Elyria Y Wera Club
Etz
Ir. Etz
Y. Mlc. A
Local clubs host meetings with desserts and plans
Mrs. Hubert Marsh of Stanford entertained the N A Q club with a high score by Mrs ton Orlemacher and consolation for Mrs Lor Braddon. Guests included Mrs Alex Kesson Mrs T Corkill and Mrs Braddon. Newly installed president presided at the Ladies Auxiliary to V F Post No 1079 meeting which was well attended. Poppy Day planned with Anna Powell as chair. Daughters of America council members attended a Nightingale gathering in Berea. Circle No 3 of First Congregational church meets with S F Dinger for nominating committee report and Salvation Army funding discussion. Oberlin speaker planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Marsh
Stanford
N. A. Q. Club
Oridge Res
Ton Orlemacher
Lor- Braddon
Alex Kesson
T. Corkill
Braddon
Marsh
V. F
Anna Powell
Ter
Rcle
First Congregatal Church
S. F. Dinger
Ohio Street
Bdusi Ss
Salvation Army
Oberlin
Hospital Missions and Residents Listed in City Notices
A jumble of names and addresses appears in the hospital missions section, listing Edgar Neill, Airs James Mitchell, Orrie Traut, Mrs John Pyrcraft, Herbert Mason, Mrs Cilffora eeler, Mrs ne C Unger, Frank Eckert, Mrs Donald Garber and others at multiple streets and avenues. The notes mention Grafton discharges and a baby girl, with addresses across Lake and Furnace streets. A line from LaGranze Abbe and Mrs va Taylor appears among the entries, while Northern Ireland is cited regarding flax pricing and a policy to attract interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Neill
Iaceton
James Mitchell
Orrie Traut
Irs
John Pyrcraft
Samstreet
Herbert Mason
Lefield Avenue
Cilffora Eeler
Oxford Avenue
Ne C. Unger
Denison Ayre
Frank Eckert
Grafton
Donald Garber
Furnace Street
N Cartier
LaGranze
E Abbe
Lake Avenue
Va Taylor
Turner Street
Ter Sianden
East River
Doctor's Olive Tab Promises Quick Liver Relief and Digestion
An advertisement urges readers to try Olive Tab by Dr. Edwards claiming it cleanses a sluggish liver and eases constipation. It touts vegetable ingredients, improved bile flow, and easier digestion for fatty foods, with a price and availability in drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low
Ohio
Roosevelt Girl Reserves Plan Barn Dance and Activities
Roosevelt Girl Reserve meeting opened by president Doro thy Skirlitz with four roll calls where each girl named her favorite pet. Betty Yuka led devotional on Sowing and Reaping. Barn dance set for Saturday 2 to 4 at the YWCA gym with 7th and 8th grade boys as guests. Edison Girl Reserves to run a candy sale. Committees include Helen Szabo D Suhuletz Margaret Doraby Matha Yosa and Eleanor Potyak for decorations and mother-daughter banquet plans. After adjournment, the group played gym games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Dorothy Skirlitz
Betty Yuka
Edison Girl
Helen Szabo
D Suhuletz
Margaret Doraby
Matha Yosa
Eleanor Potyak
E. Potyak
D Krlerz
Birthday Party for Ronald Greszler at Lauracourt
Ronald Greszler turned three as friends and relatives gathered at his home on Sunday. Guests came from Elyria Amherst and Henriott a dessert course was served to conclude the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Greszler
Lauracourt
Elyria
Amherst
Henrietta
Licenses Granted to Warren Freyman and Arthilla Crile
Warren Freyman a 31 year old farmer of Sullivan and Arthilla Marie Crile 25 of Huntington township receive licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Freyman
Sullivan, Farmer
Arthilla Marie Crile
Huntington Township
Children to Join National Crusade Next Week
County and Elyria school officials report participation by Lo Tain county village and rural students in the nationwide Children’s Crusade. C A Gibbons says pennies will aid children without a country as the drive is financed by independent donations and headed by Dorothy Canfield Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo- Tain
Chidren
C. A. Gibbons
Elyria
Marriage Announcement for Nelle Standen and Samuel Paonessa
The marriage on April 1 at the First Congregational church parsonage in Lorain united Miss Nelle Standen and Samuel Paonessa. Rev. Herbert F. Loomis officiated with Mrs. Frank Petkosek as the sole attendee. The couple now reside at 355 Tenth Street in a home they purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Standen
Samuel Paonessa
Elyria
First Congregational Church
Lorain
Herbert F. Loomis
Frank PetkKosek
Paonessa
Tenth Street
Four-H Advisors Dinner Planned for April 29
More than 100 Lorain County Four-H Club advisors and associate advisors will be honored at the annual recognition dinner on April 29. The event at Oberlin Methodist church features Rev. F. A. Eastman as principal speaker, J. L. Porter as toastmaster, and Corbett Walker as dinner chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Oberlin Methodist Church
F. A. Eastman
Wakeman
Amherst
MM. C. A
Lo Fain County
J. L. Porter
Oberlin
Corbett Walker
Three Motorcyclists Arrested For Speeding
Three motorcyclists were arrested at 9 10 p m yesterday by police for speeding 55 miles an hour on Lake avenue. Those arrested were Roger A Kuhn 310 Furnace street Gilbert H Kyer 1035 East River street and Harold Dickison Livingston avenue Lorain Kuhn and Kyer are to appear in police court on April 20 Dickison is to appear April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Roger A. Kuhn
Furnace Street
Gilbert H. Kyer
East River Street
Harold Dickison
Livingston Avenue
Lorain
Kuhn
Kyer
Dickison
Twenty Names Drawn From Jury Wheel
Twenty jurors were selected from the jury wheel for service in the court of Justice of the Peace Hobart Holton at Wellington on April 20 for the case State of Ohio vs Joe Naro. The panel includes Lewis Klinect of Grafton and Elizabeth Page of Elyria, among others from Elyria, Vermilion, Oberlin, Grafton, and Lerain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Justice of the Peace
Hobart Holton
Wellington
State of Ohio
Joe Naro
Lewis Klinect
Grafton
Henrietta Colburn
Elizabeth Page
Frank Wilford
Elyria
Hattie Hammon
Amher
David S. Carpenter
Fields Corners
T. D. Goodwin
R. D
Ivor Bradbury
Vermi
East Carlisle School Paper Sale Under PTA
East Carlisle students and the Parent-Teacher Association sponsor a paper sale Thursday morning. Donated papers and magazines should reach the school by noon or be delivered to listed neighbors who will call for the items. Sale ends at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Carlisle School
Carlisle
East Carlisle
Frank Yoo
C. J. Kleeby
Jay Hardy
John Rose
Reising
Roy Abbey
H. S. Hurlbut
C. T. Shepard
Walter Bell
Kenneth Holco
Elyrians to Take Part in Radio Program
Miss Frances Eckert and Mrs. C. A. Gibbons will join a WTAM Cleveland broadcast at 12 45 p m Saturday titled Refurbishing the Home. The program will give housecleaning tips and slip cover suggestions as part of a series featuring county extension agents with home demonstration agents making their first appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Eckert
C. A. Gibbons
Lake Avenue
WTAM
Cleveland
Kipton Annual Round-Up Vaccination Day Set at School
Kipton prepares for its annual Spring round-up for preschool children on Thursday April 18 at 10 o'clock. County doctor Dr. Dew and nurse Miss Sherrod will lead the event and vaccinate children whose parents wish them to be immunized before starting school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Dew
Kipton Alumni Banquet Set for May 18
The Kipton Alumni Association officers scheduled a banquet for Saturday evening May 18. Various local residents were noted as visiting or hosting gatherings and attending services, including Rambling trips to Daytona Beach and visits by Ohio State University student Ray Brumby and others to family homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton Alumni Association
Amherst trustees plan one eighth mill levy for fire protection
Amherst township trustees completed plans for a special one eighth mill levy for two years to fund fire protection, estimating $800 annually from the levy. Contracts with Amherst and South Amherst villages cover eight fires, with $50 per hour for the first hour and $1 per man per hour thereafter for alarms beyond that. If approved, the levy equals one and a fourth cents per hundred dollars. without it, no further fire protection. The township also received 350 tons of slag from National Tube Co. for road use and will improve the Town Hall lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
South Amherst
St Peter Evangelical Church Holds 1940 Confirmands
The Intermediate League meeting in church parlors marked the reception of 1940 confirmands. Betty Deuschle led the devotional on Christ at the Door with program segments by Wilma Holzhauer Janice Hollingsworth Shirley Ehlert and others. New members include Dorothy Deuschle Ruth Hasenflue Naomi Rosenkranz Grace Siwald Clair Coverdale Robert Aebersold Wayne Heller. Thelma Springer led the business session. Shirley Menz and Shirley Ehlert organized games. Lunch for 30 was provided by Leana Plato Vincent Strauss and Betty Witte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate League of St Peter Evangelical Church
Betty Deuschle
Christ
Wilma Holzhauer
Janice Hollingsworth
Shirley Ehlert
Charles Ebbs
Dorothy de
Community Club and church groups schedule meetings
Religious and social gatherings listed include the Senior League of St Peter Evangelical church, Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters, Methodist prayer group at the Zilch home, Ladies Aids at Mrs Maxwell’s, Cloverleaf Club with Mrs Engle, Tally-Ho Club host by Mrs Hutton, Missionary society at Brownhelm Reformed receiving Miss Esther Pippert as president, and China missionary Grace Walborne-Snyder speaking during a May 10 group meeting chaired by Miss Helen Emmerick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Peter Evangelical Church
Amherst Temple of Pythian
Methodist Church
Gus P. Zilch
Cleveland Avenue
Bert Quick
Elyria
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
I. G. Maxwell
Park Avenue
Cloverleaf Club
Arthur Engle
South Amherst
Harry Hutton
Church Street
Edward Kneisel
Missionary Society
Brownhelm Reformed Church
Esther Pippert
Grace Walborne-Snyder
China
Helen Emmerick
Snyder
Amherst Garden Club Meeting Read Papers on Lilacs and Wild Flowers
Mrs. Harry Nicholl hosted Amherst Garden Club members on Monday evening on South Main Street. President Mrs. Henry Leimbach conducted the meeting as various topics were discussed and a roll call led to papers on Lilacs and Wild Flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nicholl
South Main Street
Amherst Garden Club
Henry Leimbach
Flower show honors for Mrs Ludwig and Mrs Cooper
Mrs J H Ludwig and Mrs A J Cooper earned honors for a wild and garden flower display featuring nine varieties. The May meeting plans an excursion to Coopers Flats. Lunch was served to 14 members and one guest Mrs Nellie Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Ludwig
A. J. Cooper
A. J. Rice
Cooper’s Flats
Nellie Morrison
Miss Frances Sabiers Hosts Birthday Honor
Miss Frances Sabiers entertained a group of relatives Sunday evening in honor of her mother’s birthday. The gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reger, Mr. and Mrs. George Reger, Mrs. Cora Haynes, Mrs. Amelia Gleason, Miss Emma Gleason, Charles Gleason of Lorain, Mr. and Mrs. C E Gibson and daughter Iola of Oberlin, and Mr. and Mrs. Sabiers with their children Frances and Earl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Sabiers
Mir
Louis Reger
George Reger
Cora Haynes
Amelia Gleason
Emma Gleason
Charles Gleason
Lorain
C. E. Gibson
Aughter Iola
Oberlin
Sabiers
Frances
Earl
Amherst Rotary Club elects new board at Monday meeting
A board of directors was elected at the Amherst Rotary Club meeting held Monday noon in the Methodist church parlors. Members include W. G. Nord Clarence Cooper Werner Zilch R. L. Menz August Nabakowski Rev. Kenneth Kuntz and Fred Powers. The board will meet at 9 am in Mr Cooper's office to elect officers. Final arrangements were made to plant trees throughout the village with about one hundred trees to be planted in the latter part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Dinner honors two birthday anniversaries
Mrs. Charles Flew of Park Avenue hosted a Sunday dinner honoring her daughter Mrs. George Knable of Cleveland and her grandson Harold Thomas of Fairview. The guests included Mrs. Vera Fox and her children Doris and Jimmie, and Mr. and Mrs. George Knable, Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Thomes, Harold Thomas, and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Flew
Park Avenue
George Knable
Cleveland
Harold Thomas
Fairview
Vera Fox
Doris
Jimmie
George Knabble
Hawley Thomes
Flew
Adams Report: Mrs. Wesley Nimon Admitted for Birth
Lorain resident Mrs. Wesley Nimon was admitted and gave birth to a baby girl on Monday. Discharge noted for Donald Kuehn of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Nimon
Lorain
Donald Kuehn
Miss Alpha Hazel Attends Dinner for Retiring Brother-in-Law
Miss Alpha Hazel spent the weekend with her brother and wife Mr. and Mrs Harry Hazel in Cleveland. She attended a hotel dinner Saturday honoring Mr Hazel who retires in June after 35 years of teaching in Cleveland schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Hazel
Harry Hazel
Cleveland
Hotel
Hazel
West River Road BRIEFS
Mrs. Clara Keller learned of the death Thursday of her cousin's husband Otto Rehburg in Cleveland. Funeral services and burial occurred in Cleveland Saturday. Mrs. E. A. White returned home after a visit away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West River Road
Clara Keller
Otto Rehburg
Cleveland
E. A. White
Local Visits Highlight Illness and Family Ties
The text notes visits to Mrs Georgiana Lawson and her son Eugene in East Cleveland by relatives including Mr and Mrs Harold White and children of Lodi, and Mrs J G Morris along with D A Woodings and his daughters from Elyria. Florence visitors include Mr and Mrs William Gerrick to Abrs Clara Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Calkins
Canton
Kenneth Trimmer
Medina
F. A. Perkins
Barry Weber
Obderlin
Paul Weber
Cleveland
J. N. Weber
Albert Scheid
Fred Puder
Daytona Beach
Florida
Ray Brumby
Ohio State University
G. A. Brumby
C. C. Clawson
Elizabeth
McDonald
Flossie Losey
Lloyd Davidson
Elyria
Jessie Melior
A. C. Lynch
Clyde
Howard Ringler
C. J. Betts
A. B. Cook
T. J. May
Joan
C. C. Bickel
F. A
Harold White
Lodi
Pleasant surprise party honors Boyd couple at Senning home
Friday evening a surprise party celebrated Mrs. and Mrs. W. J. Boyd (Mrs. S. Senning) at the Senning residence on West River road hosted by the Progressive class of the M. E. church Sunday school. Attendees included numerous families and friends. gifts were presented to the honorees and prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Boyd
S. Senning
Senning
West River Road
M. E. Church Sunday School
al B. Copas
Audrey
John Cook
Roy Rhone
O. B. Rea
F. H. Lewis
Brookside school sponsors Vocational Guidance program
The Past-Presidents organization at Brookside school plans a fall Vocational Guidance program after a poll showed secretarial work as the top interest for students, aviation among boys, and nursing as the leading choice for girls. A fruit and candy shower for third to fifth graders surprised teachers Mrs Mertz and Mrs King, with Mrs Harry Lloyd, Mrs Harry Garber, Mrs Carl Rahn, and Mrs Harold Irish attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Brookside School
County Council P T A Evening Program at Columbia
The article notes an evening program of the County Council Parent Teachers Association at Columbia scheduled for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
County Council Parent-Teachers Association
Columbia
Student Names By Grade Listed In Local School Roster
The article presents a detailed grade by grade roster of students, listing first through twelfth graders with numerous individual names across each level. Names include Patricia Brown Sara Ann Brown Phillip Kauffman John Kiane Eileen Brown Floyd Schneider Donald Gang Sterling Wood Ellen Brow and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Brown
Sara Ann Brown
Bossy Doiuu
Ellauur Miller
Constance Radcliffe
Julia Radyk
Gerald Schmidt
David Towner
Louis Wagner
Lois Weisheit
David Wheatley
Kenneth Wingate
Dick Cifronie
Lester Aller
William Wagner
Janice Chevalier
Hilda Finkie
Marilou Hoag
Wanda Karnes
Dorothy Mae Keller
Virginia Light
Dolores Lobrer
Ruth Ann Miller
Irene Mivers
Mary Ann Polesk
Inez
Dale Lloyd
Charles Radyk
Theresa Siemon
William Warren
Phyllis Wearsch
Edward Weisheit
Richard Bartone
Helen Black
Barton DeCoster
Alicia Grose
Jack Hadlow
William Johnson
Douglas Lukesic
Edwin Mitchell
Billy O'Loughlin
Madelon Park
Dale Patek
Patricia Schmidt
June Thompson
Kenneth Wisnieski
Delcina Chevalier
Wendell Hardesty
Dorothy Garber
George Kosanovich
Mike Kosanovich
Joe Lane
John Laskin
Sam Radyk
Anna Brothers
Barbara McConsbe
Maryin McKinley
Rosella Morgan
Eugene Schmeid
Frank Biada
Dorothy Coder
Louie Engel
Beverley Field
Donald Greeley
Grace Johnson
William Kishman
Cecilia Kowalczyk
Edward Latrong
Frank McCowan
Glenrose Morgan
Plea of Not Guilty in Disorderly House Case
Gracie Conway of West Aves Muc entered a not guilty plea in police court yesterday on charges of keeping a disorderly house. She was released under a $100 personal bond pending Saturday. Chief F E Stand ard reported that police arrested her Sunday when they entered her residence and found two men and half a quart of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracie Conway
West Aves Muc
F E. J. Standard
Florence Grange Lecture and Degree Conferrals at Berlin Heights
Florence Grange hosted a lecture and program at Berlin Heights Grange led by Mrs. Fred Gerber. It featured songs, rope making demonstration by Leroy Brewster, a play Mothers Will Interfere, musical duets by Arnold Sprunk and Dominic Mileti, and readings. Oxford and Berlin Heights Granges conferred first through fourth degrees on separate classes, with Arthur Spore delivering a legislative report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Florence Grange
Berlin Heights
Fred Gerber
Leroy Brewster
Dominic Mileti
Virginia Seneff
Evelyn Kubach
Stanton Vincent
Thelma Yates
Arnold Sprunk
Mrs Carter
Merritt Hunter
John Carter
William Gerrick
David Carter
Piper Cameron
Evelyon Kubach
Arthur Spore
Anthony Mileti
Oxford Grange
Florence
Oxford
Vincent Ladies Aid Meets at Mrs Mahan Home
The Vincent Methodist Ladies Aid Society met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Harvey Mahan’s home with eight members present. With president absent, Mrs E A White, Mrs John Gens led the business session and Miss Edith Hurlbut read a Bible chapter. Refreshments were served. A Canadian news item notes a woman in Clyde Scotland chased a runaway ship into the water with a bottle, claiming to have completed the launch.
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Amera Club
Rs. Marsh
Actice For Rally
Iain
Stages
Rockettes
Joséphine Karnik
Northern Ireland
Mark
Four-H Club
Pennington
Dally
Broad Street
Tina Kothe
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Camden Baptist Church
Lucy Roemer
Axtel St
Elect Directors
Denner
Hospital News
Steve Flinn
Berea
Freddie Beaves
Vivian
Chestnut Ridge Road
Leonard Goode
Griswold Road
W. J. Morris
Jean Price
Morris
J. G. Morris
E. T. Struck
Birs
Herbert Welch
W. E. Heck
Augusta Caley
Royal Center
Indiana
Wilford Hasley
Glendale Court
Harry Lloyd
Harry Garber
Carl Rahn
Harold Irish
Brookside
Marny's
Grange
Jack
Twin Cleaning Services
DE Luxe
Chamber of Commerce
Banking Institutions
Dunn & Bradstreet
Hygrade Day Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Wes
Wos
Household Finance Corporation
Woolward
Elue Tarr
Ritter
Vincent
Ladies Aid
Scotland
G Newspaper
RA Lin Wa
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