Evening activities for churches and clubs in Elyria area
A long list of tonight events includes Young People's Society of St John at School Auditorium Truth Seekers at 7 30 with Mrs EB A Horace and various church circles and clubs in Elyria. The Choral Department of Elyria Musical Art Society progresses with spring concert rehearsals directed by Mrs Charles Edward Mayhew with guest soloist Ruth Richardson. Elyria High announces June class play Seven Keys to Baldpate with tryouts and rehearsals to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society
St. John's Church
Truth Seekers
United Presbyterian Church
EB. A. Horace
East Broad Street
St. Andrew's Church
Indus Club
Elyria Lodge
C. F
American Legion Auxiliary
Etyria Musical Art Society
First Congregational
Charles Edward Mayhew
Cleveland
H.C. Elgar
Biss Ruth Richardson
Elyria High School
Baldpate
George M. Cohans
Nina Baker
Mrs Arthur Comstock Hosts Dinner Party
Mrs Arthur Comstock of Eleventh Street entertained at a dinner Sunday evening in honor of Mrs Howard Crumm of Cleveland Ohio and Arthur Comstock whose birthdays were celebrated last week. Twenty two guests were present including Mr and Mrs How ard Crumm of Cleveland Mr and Mrs L W Black and children of Cleveland Mr and Mrs Allen Lang and daughter of Berea Vir and Mrs Asa Taft and Bernadine Taft of Fielda Ohio Mr and Mrs Chas Black also of Fields Mrs Walter Heldt of New York City Mr and Mrs S N Black and children Harold and Thelma of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Comstock
Eleventh St
Howard Crumm
Cleveland
Ohio
L. W. Black
Allen Lang
Berea
Asa Taft
Bernadine Taft
Fielda
Chas, Black
Fields
Walter Heldt
New York City
8. N. Black
Harold
Thelma
This City
Meetings of Daughters of St Andrew at Weinhoff home
The Daughters of St Andrew will meet at Mrs J N Weinhoff 618 Park Avenue Wednesday at 2 P M instead of Mrs Benz Denison Avenue as previously announced Mrs V G Jasper will be hostess Division L of the Second Congregational Church will hold a silver tea Wednesday evening at Mrs G W Scott 618 Dewey Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
St. Andrew
J. N. Weinhoff
Park Avenue
Benz
Denison Avenue
V. G. Jasper
Division L
Second Congregational Church
G. W. Scott
Dewey Avenue
Wesleyan Players stage As You Like It in Elyria area
Elyria Ohio student staff from Peres Elyria and Ohio Zen unite with Wesleyan Players to present As You Like It on Thursday Friday and Saturday nights. Grace Milliken Geraldine Simkins and John Eck Yer assist. Homer Blanchard handles lighting. Hiden Smith takes a minor role.
Swimming Meet Registrations To Close On Wednesday Night
City wide swimming meet registrations must be at the YWCA by Wednesday night. No late entries. Elyria girls ages 12 to 20 urged to register now. Medals for winners. strong competition expected with several Olympia College students officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Statnou
Elyria
Stetson
W. L. Vaughn
Mary Ben Dure
Dorothy Reinhart
Leona Russa
Oberlin College
Dorothy Snyder
Ariek of Medica Friday Evening Birth
Birth notice: a son born Tuesday April 12 to Mr and Mrs Claude epapee of Medica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariek
Medica
Claude Epapee
West Hoboken Guest of Vatican Public Works Official
A visitor to West Hoboken, N J attended as the guest of her cousin Monsignor Gaetano Malchiodi, a member of the Vatican public works commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hoboken, N. J
Gaetano Malchiodi
Vatican Public Works Commission
Methodist Circle No. 7 Postpones Meeting
Circle No 7 of First Methodist church postpones the Wednesday meeting at Mrs Karl Meister’s home for the Home for the Aged. It will now meet Thursday at noon for a luncheon at 12 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Karl Meister
Lorain Couples Apply For Marriage Licenses In City Notices
Richard A Ball 25 newspaper man Lorain and Phyllis Rothe 22 Lorain seek licenses. Rev Ferreri. Bayard Leonard 20 Andover Ohio and Virginia LeDuc 21 Elyria. Rev Daley. Paul Kenyon 21 steelworker Black River Township and Gretchen Mathis 19 Black River Township Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Ball
Lorain
Phyllis Rothe
Ferreri
Bayard Leonard
Andover
Ohio
Virginia LeDuc
Elyria
Daley
Paul Kenyon
Black River Township
Gretchen Mathis
Hospital Notes and Local Society News
Admissions list includes Mrs. Robert Kauffman at 312 Tenth Street, Mrs. Nellie Jackson at 214 Gates Avenue, Leslie Coleman of 22 Woodford Avenue, Sophia Given at 234 Columbia Avenue. Discharges: Mrs. Ralph West and baby at R. D.2 Oberlin, Mrs. Clayton Hall at 709 East Avenue, Chris Sonning of R. D.3, Donald Ternes of RB Elyria, Mrs. Sherwoodine at 108 Evelid Street, Alfred Herold of 743 West River Street. The Susanna Wesley class held its annual Mother-Daughter Banquet with short talks by Dr. and Mrs. Bond, Mrs. Ralph Wood, Mrs. Mathis, and Mrs. Eleanor Life. Music by Miss Margaret Hauelsen and Mrs. Helen Snow. Next meeting May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kauffman
Tenth Street
Nellie Jackson
Gates Avenue
Leslie Coleman
Woodford Avenue
Sophia Given
Columbia Avenue
Ralph West
R. D
Oberlin
Clayton Hall
East Avenue
Chris Sonning
Donald ‘Ternes
Elyria
Sherwood
Evelid Street
Alfred Herold
West River Street
Susanna Wesley
First Methodist Church
Bond
Ralph Wood
Mathis
Eleanor Life
Margaret Hauelsen
Helen Snow
Local People and Visits Across Towns
Mrs. George Emerich leaves for Aliquippa to visit brother in law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Troxel and others spend weekends with relatives in South Lebanon. John Schmittgen returns from California to El mira New York. Mrs. Louies Beal recovers after illness. The Heathcotes and Bruce family hosted guests from Amherst. A daughter born to Perry and wife at Allen Hospital in Oberlin on April seventeenth. Fred Seekins convalescing after minor operation. Marjorie Elliot returns to Wheaton College for spring break. Robert and wife greet a baby boy born at Elyria Memorial Hospital on April nineteenth. Henry Standen welcomes a baby boy at Higha Memorial Hospital on April eighteenth. Dana Long and son of Cleveland dined with H C Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Emerich
West Avenue
Aliquippa
Pennsylvania
Frank Troxel
G. L. Barnhart
Cleveland Street
South
Lebanon
Ohio
John Schmittgen
William
Henry
Elmira
New York
Schmittgen
Oberlin
Fred N. Seekins
East Broad Street
Elyria Mermorial Hospital
Marjorie Eliott
Oxford Avenue
Wheaton College
Robert Kauffman
Tenth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Henry Standen
Lake Avenue
Higha Memorial Hospital
Dana M. Long
Cleveland
H. C. Thompson
Chase Street
Golden Bells Of Forsythia Make Appearance
The Forsythia, a Chinese gift to the West, blooms on lawns and gardens. Prune soon after flowering to protect next year’s buds. winter pruning reduces flowers. Two forms exist, upright and drooping, both fast-growing and largely pest free though buds may suffer in cold. Branches indoors last about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Metcalf
China
England
Kensington
William Forsyth
Royal Garden
Golden bells cherished in homeland and new homes alike
The phrase signifies a cherished symbol known as "golden bells" and is held in high regard both in its original locale and in its adopted homes, reflecting its enduring affection and symbolic value across places.
West Ridge Activities and Meetings Report
Mrs I F Eldred reports over 120 essays from six schools for S T I work with posters from North Murray Ridge. Judges named Edna Pallas Harl Dehm and Helen Snowden. Detained Melvin Grills at Elyria High with cold. South Murray Ridge PTA met April 15 with County Home orchestra and a playlet Who is Who to the Home. A quilting bee at Mrs John Wensink. Eldred and Mason attended Wellington graduation. Attendees at Elyria gym demonstration included Eldred and family. St Pauls Brotherhood met in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
I. F. Eldred
North Murray Ridge
Pr. T. A
South Murray Ridge
John Wensink
Merle Penfound
Carlisle
Harry Lauer
Milton Babcock
Schramm Road
Lawrence Wentsink
Murray Ridge
Elyria High School
Lillian and
Lois
Marian Laurer
Chester Sprague
Gilbert Minnich
Julius Tooth
Robert Mason
Robert Penfound
Beacon Light Meeting Attended by Pallas Relatives
Miss Edna Pallas and her cousin Marian attended the Beacon Light Girls meeting at St. Pauls church Elyria hosted by Mrs. B C Pallas on Griswold road Elyria Thursday evening. Building construction in Na Mer New Zealand, leveled by an earthquake last year, is being sped up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars’ Auxiliary Post No. 1079
Joseph Metzler
Conrad Rheimbard
Vera Martin
Ohio
Plana
ST. Paul's Brotherhood
Henry Pallas
St. Paul’s Church
Elyria
Beacon Light
Edna Pallas
Marian Pallas
B. C. Pallas
Griswold Road
Na- Mer
N. Z
Weidner Mellert Construction Co
Medina
Earl Arick
Ed Steyer
Cleveland
Sally
Maude Hauck
Roy J. Arick
Mr. Nobody
Marian Tumbust
Elsie Fenchter
Lucille Ringstmair
Geneva Keller
Clifton Arick
Eunice Gienke
Jobb Silk
Robert Griesheimer
Twila Freese
Hgh
Winnifred Pietkiewise
Dorothy Jones
Martha Schmidt
Marie Proschonska
Arlene Mellert
William Huge
Valley City Music Festival and school events preview
Valley City prepares for next Friday’s school auditorium music festival while a busy schedule of student plays concerts and readings unfolds. The junior and senior class plays, P T A meeting notes, health talks, and sylophone solos are listed alongside sports and family notices.
Vatican City Census Shows 716 Residents
Vatican City figures show 1 006 people lived there on March 1 with 716 residents. Among citizens 564 were Italians and 117 Swiss, many of them in the Pope's Swiss Guards. One American named Misa Irene Shaffer is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican TY — U'i
Papal City
Misa Irene Shaffer
Chicken Supper 25 Cents at Columbia Town Hall
A community notice lists a chicken supper priced at 25 cents at Columbia Town Hall on Friday April 22 at 3 30 for a mock trial event hosted by local groups M E U and A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Town Hall
Frn
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Lor.co
Green Lantern
Lorain County English Teachers’ Club
Helen Lawrence
Avon School
Avon
Musical Art Society
Lorain County
BEE Keepers
Grafton
F. &. Schriver
Lorain County Bee Keepers Association
Theodore Mann
Elyria Students Technical Staff College
Columbus
Epsilon Sigme Alpha Sorority
Bluris
Sorority
Neill House
Harriet Frances
Margaret Hewitt
Margie Kushinsky
Harry Yancer
Grafton Road
Bupeo
Helen McIntyie
Jack Harrison
H. W. Yancer
Yancer
Wamba Club
Blue Bell Team Room
Lodi Street
Blanche Carrick
Frank Blakeslee
Mary Allee McGaughlin
Wendell Towne
V. Flw. Auxiliary
Home Service Dept
Home Service Department
Alma Scheuneman
Helen Keller
Agnes Kalter
Scheuneman
Kalter
Dorothy Gazley
Miss Keller
Bridge
ING
C. A
Moore's
Edison Highway
Carla
Catherine Bew
A’s
Nicette
Nancy Chancellor
DeLores Jaycox
Mary McGuire
Dorothy Saywell
Patsy Schorndorfer
Shirley Witthoff
Catherine Seward
Phyllia Pearson
Katherine Shrubsole
Alice Wilcox
Irene Upton
Mary Lahiff
Ruth Stone
Gust Kalis
F. Wirth
Nichols Court
Fred Schaub
William Gehrke
Walter Boals
Otto Haberli
Bank Associates
Miss Anspacher
Squire Home
Edith Anspacher
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
5. H. Squrie
Emma Persevsky
Anspacher
Canton Lorain Auxiliary
Canton Lorain
Odd Fellows Hall
Nellia Renouard
Gertrude Bryant
Nellie Renouard
Misa Dessie Sutton
Frank Church
Seakins
Ruth Obitts
Women's Athletic Association
Ruth
Trifi Club
Tri
V. FW
Veterans Hall
Brownhelm
T. A. Shattuck
Lowell Hein Poat
Sandusky
W. B. Wannameker
Akron
Starry Forbes
James Powell
E. A. Hopkins
Walter P. Smith
M. Brown
C. Thomasson
May Huffman
Hawthorne Stract
Apenny
Detroit
Michina
Methodist Circle No
Carpenter's Beauty Parlor
Broad
Susanna Wesley OnhaAss
Melvin Grills
Elyrta High School
ERC
Jeces
Sherman Mason
Wellington
Conty
Rainbow Gardens
Valley
Harold Schaeffer
Birkline’s
Know Permanents
Professional Beauty Service
Second &T
Rialto Repo
East Ave
Opp
GEC. R. Allen & Son
Ene
Purity Bakery
Junior Maccabee Minstrels
Benefit Entertainment
Sichwind
Picture Store
West
Mark A. Abbe
E. T. Clauser
H. D. Reynolds
E.l.rice
P. A. Spieth
Crandall’s Drug Store
Middle Ave
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