Birthday Shower for Miss Connie Seres at Debs Club
Miss Connie Seres received a handkerchief shower on her tenth birthday as the D. Debs entertained last evening. Virginia Moore joined the club, Julius Clah chaired the rules committee, and Grace Crosz Rose Homekind Virginia Moore joined the emblem panel. Chose checkers and dancing followed the meeting with prizes to Julia Olah and Virginia Moore. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Seres
D. Debs
Virginia Moore
Clah
Grace Crosz
Rose
Isis Cleveland Thalians meet at Graystone Hotel
Mrs Wilson presided as visiting president of Isis chapter Cleveland in a meeting with local Ektrophon chapter after son illness. Members Mrs Burton Grace Woodruff and K Woodruff attended. Mrs Bowdler led discussion on The Growth of Democratic Ideals in Britain with next meeting set for May first led by Mrs Franklin ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Isis
Cleveland
Licenses for several residents listed in Ohio county records
A typed listing shows multiple couples and ages from Cleveland Ridgeville Amherst Elyria and Lorain. Occupations include a post office clerk ricklayer musician factory worker steam lane operator and printer among others. Residences cover streets and towns including Turner Street Elyria and Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Hodus
Cleveland
Ost
Antoinette E.lavik
Ridgeville
Farrell Finnegan
Amherst
Ricklayer
Gertrude McQueen
Brownhelm
Forrest Dixon
Muician
Thelma Dupre
Urner Street
Elyria
Paul Verban
Lorain
National Tube Co
Martha Fomolya
Stephen Gurchik
Odd Fellows sessions in Canton hold bids and plans
Short sessions in I O O F Temple featured Canton Loraine and Auxiliary with Ray Malham and Lady Nellie Wilson presiding. Lady Blanche Boyer of Canton offered a report and July meeting highlights. Plans for Grand Decoration of Chivalry for Colonel Carl Berger May 20 at College Inn Oberlin were outlined. An invitation from Canton Cleveland No 33 invited attendance at the 120th Odd Fellowship April 30 at 2 30 pm on Franklin Blvd. and Fulton Rd. Both branches wore full uniform. A card party concluded with prizes to high scorers and Mrs Gladys Gooden winning the special prize. Refreshments were served by Mesdames Lent Fiedler Handley Walls and Thelma Malham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Temple
Canton-Loraine
Ray Malham
Nellie Wilson
Blanche Boyer
Canton
Battallion Aid
Oberlin
Boyer
Carl Berger
College Inn
Canton-Cleveland No
Odd Fellowship In
America
Franklin Boulevard
Fulton Road
Gladys Gooden
Mesdames Lent
Fiedler, Handley
Walls
Thelma Malham
Lorain Hostess Hosts Triple D Club Meeting
Mrs Elizabeth Hunter entertained Triple D Club members at her Washington avenue home in Lorain with Hearts as the evening’s diversion. Winners were Mrs Frank Carek Mrs Theodore Rafferty and Mrs Don Porter. A floral centerpiece and tall green tapers adorned the table. A delicious salad course followed. The next meeting is set for May 8 at Mrs Phillip Barrs home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hunter
Triple D Club
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Frank Carek
Theodore Rafferty
Don Porter
Phillip Barr
Juniors Plan Holy Communion and Spring Hikes
The Junior Auxiliary of the Ladies Auxiliary to Knights of St. John met at St. Mary’s parish hall with president Shirley McGowin presiding. They will attend Holy Communion at the eight o’clock Mass on Saturday April 29, then hike and meet at Cascade Park for a hot breakfast at ten o’clock. Mrs Anna Hallup leads the breakfast committee. A weekly hike is planned through the summer and the next regular session will be held in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley McGowin
Ladies
Knights of St. John
St. Mary’s
Cascade Park
Anna Hallup
Banquet Plans Promised For Junior Circle No 1
Miss Florence Welton opened the meeting of Junior Circle No 1 at St Pauls church with Mildred Wagner leading devotions. The group discussed a mother daughter banquet and named Kathryn Mischka Marian Aebie Florence Welton Mildred Wagner and Edith Worthington as committee. Refreshments were served by Regina Vietzen and Alberta Stang. May 15 with Kathryn Mischka and Edith Worthington as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Welton
St. Paul’s Church
Mildred Wagner
Kathryn Mischka
Marian Aebie
Edith Worthington
Regina Vietzen
Alberta Stang
Mothers To Be Guests Bridge Hostess Miss Myrtle O Connor
Miss Myrtle O Connor entertained the Postscript club at Indian Hollow Road with a Mothers To Be Guests Bridge evening. Prizes went to Mrs John Sim and Miss Maxine Roling, with Miss Lucille Roling winning the traveling prize. A mother daughter party is planned for May eleventh and arrangements are led by Mrs Gerald Webber and Mrs Clarence Brown. After luncheon the group adjourned to meet in two weeks with Mrs Brown of West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle O’connor
Indian Hollow Road
John Sim
Maxine Roling
Lucille Roling
Gerald Webber
Clarence Brown
Brown
West Avenue
Hospital Admissions List From Local Area
Admissions include Mrs Edward McGill of Litchfield and Larry Nance with entries for Brown Hotel Anne Oster of Avon Lake Glen Penrose of New Haven Mrs Oliver Shively of Grafton and Mrs George Stauder of Avon Jeannine Taborin 317 North street Discharges list Edna Buell Amhers Mrs Walter Wiech R D 2 Oberlin road Charles Decker 238 Eastern Heights boulevard Mrs Charles Hoffman Lakewood and John Rind fleisch Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McGill
Litchfield
Larry Nance
Brown Hotel
Anne Oster
Avon Lake
Glen Penrose
New Haven
Oliver Shively
Grafton
George Stauder
Avon
Jeannine Taborin
North Street
Edna Buell
Amhers
Walter Wiech
Oberlin Road
Charles Decker
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Charles Hoffman
Lakewood
John Rindfleisch
La Porte Ladies Aid Plans Supper and Calendar
La Porte Ladies Aid Society Group 3 met at Mrs. Charles Huene’s on Grafton road with twenty members and guests Mrs. Paul Whitney. Thad Robson presided as secretary treasurer was filled by I N Gorham until R M Fox returns. A club calendar for the year was planned by a committee. A supper is set for May 4 in the church dining room with tickets to be issued. Elizabeth Robson played violin with Eleanor Robson. Miss Belle Barlow and others won awards. four new members joined: L Welton and the Misses Barbara Handrosh Eleanor and Elizabeth Robsort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte Ladies Aid
Charles Huene
LaPorte Ladies Aid Society
Grafton Road
Paul Whitney
Thad Robson
I. N. Gorham
R. M. Fox
J. E. Dewhurst
Henry Schildt
Harry Jackson
Elizabeth Robson
Eleanor
Mesdames Schildt
C. F. Brown
Ray Burke
Tha
Col Tchou Discusses Far Eastern Crisis and Peace
Oberlin Ohio April 18 Colonel M Thomas Tchou former Director of Labor and Secretary to Generalissimo Chiang spoke on The Far Eastern Crisis and World Peace at the James Brand House. He traced Chinese cultural history and warned of Japan invasion while noting American arms support to Japan. Moving pictures of China were shown. The event was organized by the Oberlin Committee for non participation in Japanese aggression with local leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
M. Thomas Tchou
America
Japan
China
Oberlin Committee For
W. F. Bohn
Walter R. Williams, Jr
Townsend Club No 1 Meeting Draws Large Crowd
A large Townsend No 1 gathering at 136 Middle Ave heard reports from Mrs. Neff and President Doane about recent Townsend events in Cleveland and upcoming talks. Speakers include Mr Richardson of New York and Rev Saunders of Rocky River with music and a penny supper to follow.
Kipton Briefs Return from Winter Retreats
Kipton residents report winter getaways ending as Albert Scheid and Fred Puder return from Daytona Beach Florida. Albert Plas of Elyria visited J N Weber. Nat Ladd came back from Union New Jersey. L F Whitney and daughter Reva Nell stayed with Robert Elbert while Ray Puder and family joined dinner with Clair Ross family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Whitney
Reva Nell
Fremont
Robert Elbert
Richard Miller
Ray Puder
Elyria
Clair Ross
Illarae
Annabelle
Wakeman
Albert Scheid
Fred Puder
George Miller
Should I wash oilier curly hair more often
The advice suggests washing frequency can be adjusted and that daily brushing and a tonic cleansing may help control excess oil. It notes movie stars often shampoo daily during filming and emphasizes removing oil as the main goal, allowing the reader to decide the best routine.
Club Notes From Local Churches And Fraternal Groups
The Young Women's Club meets Wednesday at the James Brand House for a 6:30 dinner and folk dancing. Missionary Society gathers Wednesday April 19 with Mrs. Leo Holden. First Church Section I meets at Noble Cottage. Members bring a white elephant. Mrs. J A Richards hosts Wednesday at 3 pm with Mrs. Koonce as speaker. Ladies Aid meets April 19 with Mrs. Albert McDole at 3 pm. Oberlin lodge Odd Fellows holds regular meeting Wednesday night. Knights of Pythias meet in lodge rooms. West Lorain North Cedar Neighborhood club meets Thursday with Mrs. Frank Beckwith. Rotary luncheon Thursday at Oberlin Inn. Oberlin Encampment I O O F meets Thursday night April 20. Townsend Club No 1 meets Thursday evening April 20 at the K P hall with a penny supper at 7 and business session to elect a delegate to the Fourth National Townsend convention in Indianapolis June 22-25. Young Men's club meets Thursday evening at the Oberlin Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Club
First Church
James Brand
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Leo Holden
Morgan Street
Noble Cottage
East College Street
J. A. Richards
Forest Street
Koonce
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Albert McDole
South Pleasant Street
Oberlin Lodge of Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
West Lorain
North Cedar
Frank Beckwith
Indianapolis
Young Men’s Club
Oberlin Tavern
Stevens funeral set for Thursday at Rust M E Church
George E Stevens who died Sunday night at his home 221 Groveland street will be buried in Westwood cemetery. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2:00 o clock at the Rust M E Church with Rev J E Wood officiating.
Admissions and discharges at Allen Hospital
On Sunday April 16 William Wilbur was admitted at 333 South Professor street. On April 17 Mrs Hazel King was admitted at 131 Forest street. Discharges on April 17 include Miss Grace McConnaughey from Theological Quadrangle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Hospital
William Wilbur
South Professor Street
Hazel King
Forest Street
Grace McConnaughey
Theological Quadrangle
Oberlin Professor Talks Acoustics At Exchange Luncheon
Professor Carl E. Howe of Oberlin College spoke at the Oberlin Exchange Club luncheon at Oberlin Inn. He explained acoustics and demonstrated with apparatus set up for the occasion. Almon Chapin left for Yonkers New York to start a new position. his family will join him soon. Mr and Mrs A J Kelly returned home after winter with relatives in Genoa. Mr and Mrs Harry Campbell hosted dinner guests Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Sheffield and daughter Alma of Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Howe
Oberlin College
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Howe
Almon Chapin
Woodland Avenue
Yonkers
New York
A. J. Kelly
North Pleasant Street
Genoa
Harry Campbell
West Lorain Street
Fred Sheffield
Alma
Pittsfield
Modes and Manners on Introductions and Open Sandwiches
A girl may introduce herself to a male guest at a friend's house at her discretion by saying I am Dorothy Davis. The man should rise and reply How do you do I am John Franklin. They may then consider themselves formally introduced and continue courteous interaction. Open sandwiches should be eaten with the fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Davis
John Franklin
UAW Splitter Urges AFL Return Amid CIO Rift
Detroit April 18 Homer Martin urges his faction of the United Automobile Workers to rejoin the American Federation of Labor. He says a full-member referendum will decide. Martin claims about 200000 of 350000 members remain in his group, while R J Thomas leads the rival CIO faction with under 20000 supporters. William Green of AFL offers invitation, urging CIO unions to decentralize and rejoin as Ford contract talks loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
Martin
R. J. Thomas
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Thomas
William Green
Jerry Alred
Elmer Davis
A. F. of L
UAW
Ford Motor Company
Washington
Green
CIO
Flood Devastates Ohio and Kentucky Areas After Showers
After heavy showers, floods inundate Hamilton county and Newport across the river with 75 to 100 families evacuated. Ironton nears the 52 foot flood stage as Route 52 and other highways flood. Merchants evacuate stock. traffic resumes on several routes while major crossings remain blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matty Schwab
Pittsburgh Pirates
Red Cross
Hamilton County
Newport
West End
Little
Big Miami
Coney Island
Harrison-Elizabethtown
Suspension Bridge
Ironton
Ohio
Chesapeake
Waterloo
Deep Water Flood Surprises Town Officials
Residents recall the deepest flood in memory as water surrounded the office, stores, and homes, leaving streets submerged and authorities scrambling to respond.
Belden and Grafton Joint Service Planned
The Grafton congregation joined Belden church for a united morning service while repairs continue. The Grafton choir provided music and next Sunday Belden choir will sing the anthem with Mrs. Wilhomena Kolinski performing the offertory solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Grafton
Wilhomena Kolinski
Belden School Orchestra Heads to State Contest in Columbus
Mrs Bertha Damon and relatives dined with local families while the Belden school orchestra prepares to travel to Columbus for the State orchestra contest. The P T A plans a meeting Thursday evening April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Damon
Cleveland Heights
F. W. Weidner
Medina
D. G. Reisinger
Warren VerSay
Hazel
Charles Wise
Eugene J. Witzel
Cleveland
Belden
Columbus
P.T. A
PTA Dance Planned at School Auditorium
The program chairmen Mic Roberta Freeland announce an April 26 PTA dance in the school auditorium. The notice outlines the event but details remain brief and formal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cfilenun
Mic Roberta Freeland
Hase
Choke ridges eyed as pheasant substitute in Minnesota
Minnesota game officials consider ridges as a substitute for pheasants in upland hunting. The Asiatic mountain native, planted experimentally in several counties in recent years, adapts well to the state. In Athens Greece from 1918 to 1927 the city police were trained by a British Police Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Athens
Greece
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la Porte
Ind
Minnie A. Schultz
J Street
Jr. Auxiliary
Phyllis McCowin
Omaha, Nebraska
Bendix
Bendix Home
Bendix Home Laundry
Broad Street
Esther Woo Wood
Richard Clevenger
Col. Tchou
Townsend
Townsend Club
Middle Ave
Neff
Doane
Public Auditorium
Payne
Richarson
Giles
Dover
Wellington
Beckman
Lorain Club
Rev. Saunders
Rocky River
Townsend No. 1
I. O. O. F. Hall
Columbia Townsend Club
Town Hall
Columbia
Oberlin Club
Elyria Club
Ivan Johnson
Frances Brillhart
Stephens
Dutch
Garland
South Amherst
Beesie
Tom and Jerry Orchestra
Kipton
Prof. Howe
A.L. W
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Lodi St. Elyria, Ohio
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Church News
Nature
Lanois
Myrielle’s Beauty Parlor
Broad St
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