Kennedy party surprised by Anabel Markel wedding
Guests invited by Mr and Mrs L B Kennedy at 335 Princeton Avenue learned that Miss Anabel Markel and Leon E Ryan had already exchanged marriage vows. The ceremony occurred February 21 conducted by Rev J F Duncan of the Presbyterian Church Mercer PA. Music cards and a buffet luncheon followed the gift shower as the couple announced the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Kennedy
Princeton Avenue
Anabel Markel
Leon E. Ryan
3. F. Duncan
Presbyterian Church
Mercer
Pennsylvania
Elyria Men’s Bible Class Easter Program at Rivoli Theatre
The Elyria Men’s Bible Class hosts a morning program with contralto soloist Mrs. D A Baird and class orchestra led by Prof Henri Gilbert. Red Powell performs The Holy City on trombone. Ralph Standen leads song service and L B Hindman gives a brief Easter message as H L Cordrey presides. All men welcome at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men's Bible
D. A. Baird
Henri Gilbert
Charles ‘‘Red’” Powell
Holy City
Ralph Standen
L. B. Hindman
H. L. Cordrey
Rivoli Theatre
Pilgrim Community church class plans Easter decor and devotions
S. O. 8 class met at Marie Gratz s home on Williams Street to discuss a money raising plan and decorate the church for Easter. Lottie Smith to lead devotions at the May 3 meeting at Lucille Henderson s home on Boston Avenue. Peanut sisters chosen and lunch served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. O
Pilgrim Community Church
Marie Gratz
Williams Street
Lottie Smith
Lucille Henderson
Boston Avenue
Mothers Junior Legion Auxiliary Plans May Seventeenth Dinner
The Mothers Junior Legion Auxiliary met Thursday at Legion Home and organized a mother daughter dinner for May 17. They practiced for a program to aid crippled children at Gates Hospital this afternoon. The next regular meeting is set for May 3 with Ruth Meinke Mary Belz and Dorothy Terrell on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Gates Hospital
Ruth Meinke
Mary Belz
Dorothy Terrell
Easter Meeting Plan At Intermediate C E Society
Last Sunday Rev E W Allen urged each Intermediate C E member to learn four Bible verses starting with A B C and D. This Sunday evening either Rev Allen or Mrs Demos will hear them Myra Shafer will lead the meeting with the topic The Meeting of Easter Special music includes a trumpet solo Holy City by Earl Demos accompanied by Jeanne Little
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Allen
Church of Christ
Intermediate C. E. Society
Student Dept Recital at First Congregational Church
The Junior Department of Firma Musical Art Society presents its annual recital on Tuesday evening April 23 at 7 30 o clock. Miss Louise Brown leads a miscellaneous program with student performers and scrapbooks from the year on display inviting the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of
Firma Musical Art Society
First Congregational Church
Louise Brown
Easter Monday Dance at the Hedges provides music
Tom and Jerry's Orchestra led by C. D. Bott will perform at the Easter Monday dance at the Hedges venue. Local patrons encouraged to attend for an evening of live entertainment and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hedges
Tom and Jerry’s Orchestra
C. D. Bott
Mind Power Lecture At First Spiritualist Church
The First Spiritualist church announces Sundays subject Mind Power with Pastor Fryberger delivering the lecture. Spirit messages will follow from the pastor and other workers. Mid week services are Monday at 7 30 and Wednesday 2 to 4. Public invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiritualist Church
Fryberger
Local personal notices list of Elyria visitors and travelers
Mr and Mrs Robert Moore and family depart Sunday for Van Wert Ohio to visit relatives. Pittsburgh visitors include Mr and Mrs John Houserman and son with Mrs Lucy Houserman. D H Pinkney and son David in Oberlin for Easter then Elyria. Calif ornia winter travelers Charlie Fell Sr J J Dillon return home. Local residents host Alfred Carter post Porto Rico voyage en route to Wisconsin. R G Balls hosts in laws Blakey of Indianapolis and Leidheiser of Youngstown. Easter visits to Wellston, Ashtabula, Gulf Farms and Scarsdale follow. Born to Maurice Durkee a son April 20 at Elyria Memorial. Various trips to Palm Springs Cambridge Cleveland and California mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moore
van Wert
Ohio
John Houserman
Pittsburgh
Lucy Houserman
D. H. Pinkney
David
Oberlin
Elyria
Charlies Fell, Sr
J. J. Dillon
Middle Avenue
California
Theer
E. G. Curtiss
Tenth Street
Alfred Carter
Porto Rico
Wisconsin
R. G. Balls
Fourth Street
R. M. Blakey
Indianapolis
Indiana
R. J. Leidheiser
Youngstown
Harold Prestage
Nancy Lou
East Avenue
R. G. Young
Wellston
Virginia Goodwin
Middletown High School
Adelbert Avenue
Betty Gutensohn
Philadelphia
George Stevens
Winifred Fay
Ashtabula
Washington Avenue
Miss Fay
Ashtabula High School
Barbara
Martha Suppes
Hathaway-Brown School
Cleveland
Gulf Farms
Tom Cushing
Ohios Street
Scarsdale
New York
Raymond Davies
West 110Th Street
Davies
Thomas Davies
Fairlawn Avenue
Carl Dillon
City
R. B. Lersch
Jane Lersch
William Gates
Harry Life
Aletha Haugh
Wooster Street
Cambridge
Jay Herbert
Jay
Mansfield
Howard
Aubry McClure
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Herbert Home
Fifth Street
George Tufford
Third Street
Ray Lamar
Columbia Avenue
Automobiles salesmen licensed in Oberiin region
Licenses issued to Manfrid Paul Ernst an automobile salesman of Oberiin and Maisy Carter Mann of Oberiin appear in the latest local registrar records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manfrid Paul Ernst
Oberiin
Maisy Carter Mann
Community club and society meetings listed for Lorain area
Calendar notes outline multiple clubs and societies meeting around Lorain County. Entries include December gatherings hosted by Mrs. Carl Gett on 11th Street, Susanana Wesley with Mrs. Lowry Snow on 12th Street, and various groups such as Snony Side Up and Sega Club with listed hosts. Also mentions Colonial Club at Woman's Club, Major Woodworth Day program at Elyria Woman's Club, and several church and civic groups meeting in local halls and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubs Dec
Carl Gett
11Th Street
Lorain Co. Dental Society
Susanana Wesley
Lowry Snow
12Th Street
Snony Side
E. F. Weber
Carolina Avenue
Sega
Betty Spinks
Marseilles Avenue
Claire Emerich
Middle Avenue
Monday Colonial
Woman's Club
F. W. Salisbury
Major Woodworth
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Names and Addresses
A community hospital report lists admissions and discharges of residents. Included are Mrs. Donald Hitsman, Mrs. Maurice Durkee, Howard Arnold, Mrs. Sol Mendelsohn, Mrs. William Laundon, Mrs. George Neve with baby girl, Mrs. Frank Winckle, Charles Lewis, Mrs. Porter Bingham, Mrs. Keith Rice, Joseph Meranti, Mrs. Paul Barkacs, Mrs. Harry Walsh, Mrs. Carl Sprague with baby girl and other listed local names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hitsman
E. 16Th Street
Maurice Durkee
Grafton
Howard Arnold
Valley City
Sol Mendelsohn
W. 4Th Street
William Laundon
George Neve
E. Broad
Frank Winckle
Cleveland
Charles Lewis
Fifteenth Street
Porter Bingham
Avon
Keith Rice
Joseph Meranti
West Avenue
Eastern Star Meeting Highlights With Visiting Worthy Matron
O. E. S. Had a regular session with a brief business meeting. Guest Mrs. Peltz, Worthy Matron of Madria Chapter in Cleveland, attended. Inspection is scheduled for the next meeting Friday evening May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Peltz
Madria
Cleveland
Drill Practice At I O O F Hall On May Third
The Protected Home Circle met at I O O F Hall with good attendance. Routine business was completed and the drill team held a practice. The next regular session is scheduled for May third in I O O F Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
I. O. O. F. Hall
Degree Practice Groups Meet At I O O F Hall
The Junior Circle met last evening in the I O O F hall with good attendance. After the business meeting the Junior degree team practiced. The next meeting was planned to [text incomplete].
What the New Deal demands for equity in its division
The text argues that New Deal equity is not avoidance of business losses or anti business policy. It calls for a fair partition of the national dividend among labor capital and management, and also includes consideration of the consuming public.
Henry I original yard length origin
In medieval England the yard originated with King Henry I who defined it as the distance from the tip of his nose to the end of his thumb. The definition reflects royal standardization of measures in early English governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry I of
England
Revival at Church of the Nazarene on Cleveland Street
The Church of the Nazarene at 419 Cleveland Street hosts a revival starting April 2 with special singing instrumental solos and evangelistic preaching. Evangelists are Rev. A. H. Perry of Dayton First Church and Rev. Charles A. Gibson district superintendent. Perry preaches first week then Gibson the second. Services begin nightly at 8:45 p.m. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Cleveland Street
A. H. Perry
Dayton
Ohio
First Church of the Nazarene
Chas. A. Gibson
Perry
Gibson
Lorain Co
Local Social Roundup From La Grange Area
April social notes from La Grange and Wellington detail visits and dinners among Cox Whitney Opfer and Greeley families. Travelers include Clarence Tretsworth, Gerald Rawson, and Delbert Oliver visiting Cleveland Columbus Findlay and Me d ina. Temperance film shown. many relatives and friends noted with church and club activities across Elyria Lorain and Wooster.
Alumni Association to Hold June Get-Together Dance
The Alumni Association held a business meeting at James Nichols’s home. A Saturday evening event on June 1 was selected for the annual gathering and dance with various committees forming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nichols
Women Foreign Mission tea in Grafton highlights
Fifty attendees gathered at Mrs. P. H. Rogers home for a Women's Foreign Missionary tea. Japanese lanterns and flowers decorated the rooms. Edith Howard spoke on stewardship, Mrs. A. C. Beers discussed Missions, and a pantomime Froth of the Liquid Jade was staged by local girls. Performances included a duet Beautiful Japan and tap dancing. Refreshments followed with a silver offering collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Taylor
Japan
Lucius Bartlett
F. J. Carmean
Shirley Rogers
Patsy Rogers
Phyllis Haines
Vivian Bartlett
Belden Grange holds regular meeting with ceremony
Belden Grange met at their hall on Wednesday evening with good attendance. The charter was draped for J Emory Hosler in a notable ceremony. After business the lecture hour featured an open session and a Better Homes program. Miles Knechtges spoke on the Federal Housing Act. Miss Lois Rogers performed violin with Mrs Agnee Wise at piano, reading by Mrs J D Mennell, Ruth Stock sang Keep the Home Fires Burning with Mrs B I Nesbett on piano, a musical quiz, pantomime An Evening Home Scene, by the Juvenile Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden Grange
J. Emory Hosler
Miles Knechtges
Little Gray
West
Lois Rogers
Agnee Wise
Buckingham Twenty Fifth Anniversary Surprise in LaGrange
A April 16 gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Buckingham in LaGrange celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Relatives enjoyed music games and a fine luncheon. Gifts of silverware were presented. forty two guests attended including Coyless Bearer Stegman Tran Buckingham Wise and Trenchard families and guests from Elyria and Litchfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Buckingham
LaGrange
Coyless
Harry Bearer
Max Bearer
W. H. Stegman
William
Harold
Elyria
Clyde Bradley
Kenneth
Litchfield
Emily Tran
Roy Tran
Evadene
Arlene
Joyce Trenchard
William Buckingham
E. H. Wise
Thomas Buckingham
Maxine
Bernice
Leon
Lyndon O E S Members Meet in La Grange
Lyndon Chapter O E S held a regular meeting in La Grange with nineteen members present including Mrs. Marion Hitchcock and Mrs. Frances Trembatich. They hosted twenty five guests from Dennison Chapter Cleveland after a program with cream and cake refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon Chapter
la Grange
Marion Hitchcock
Frances Trembatich
Ella Bladowski
Irma Guyeska
Susan Cragin
Thelma Horn
Blanche Edwards
Mabel Durkee
Estella Aldrich
Nellie Lehman
Reece
Arthur Bennett
John Clark
C. B. Finley
Dennison
Cleveland
Birthday Celebration Honors Mrs Johnson at Home
Mrs W B Johnson celebrated her birthday with a pleasant surprise at her home on Wednesday April 17. Guests included Mrs William Pfeiffer and Mr and Mrs Clayton Pfeiffer of Carlisle Mrs 3 F Jackson of Penfield Mr and Mrs H E Harrison daughter Alice Mrs Winnie Foltz Mrs Pauline Dushenske and Mrs E C Johnson of Lamites committees appointed by the president invitations issued by secretary Fern Haynes and class histories of 1885 and 1905 will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. DB. Johnson
Mittees
Fern Haynes
Circle group pot luck dinners announced for April
Circle No 1 led by Mrs Adams will host a pot luck dinner on Tuesday April 23 at Mrs F J Knowles home. Circle No 3 led by Mrs Rawson will serve dinner at Mrs Edward Haynes home on the same day. On Wednesday April 24 group No 4 Mrs Wilcott’s division will serve dinner at Mrs Alva Spicer home. Mrs C W Heath has returned from a visit with her daughter Mrs Clifton Betts Elyria. Mrs McQuade and Marilyn of Cleveland were weekend guests of Mrs John Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
F. J. Knowles
Rawson
Edward Haynes
Alva Spicer
Wilcott
C. W. Heath
Clifton Betts
Elyria
McQuade
Marilyn
Cleveland
John Wolfe
Gleaners Plan Sunrise Easter Service at M E Church
Members of the Gleaners class of the M E church sponsor a sunrise service at 6 30 Easter morning followed by breakfast and a program during Sunday school and then the preaching service. Special services were held nightly last week with the school mixed chorus directed by Hazel Miner. Communion was observed Friday evening. Mrs Otto Millers sister from West Virginia aids at the telephone central. Rev and Mrs Glenn Wilson recently hosted Ruth Cooley from Dunkirk New York Helen Cooley from Forestville New York and Florence Knopper of Hamburg New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
M. E. Church
Hazel Miner
Otto Miller
West Virginia
Telephone Central
Glenn Wilson
Ruth Cooley
Dunkirk
N. Y
Helen Cooley
Forestville
Florence Knopper
Hamburg
Local Social Notes Highlight Bentons and Pfeiffers
Grange, Mr and Mrs Irwin Benton, Mrs Esther Pfeiffer, Miss Abe Johnson, Mr and Mrs Johnson are listed in a community social snippet. Names appear in a curtal roster of residents and guests in a late newspaper item.
Social visitors and local calls fill Elyria week
Mrs Grace Park and Miss Olive Park visit in Cleveland as Jeanne Park heads there for the week. Numerous local families share Sunday and weekend visits across Elyria, Lorain, Ridgeville, Amherst, and surrounding towns, including Durkees, Schriver, Koepkes, Pfeiffers, and Swarts. Some residents attend beekeeping meetings in Camden and Elyria Clinic visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Park
Olive Park
Cleveland
Jeanne Park
Dewey Aldrich
LaGrange
George Dent
Frank Dent
Ridgeville
D. A. Swarts
Guy Durkee
E. E. Durkee
Eaton
Stella Pryor
A. B. Pfeiffer
Alexander Schwed
Walter Wolf
Rose Longwell
Lorain
Richard Looy
Leo Rowley
Penfield
Marion Johnson
Elyria
Ira Swartz
Clogg Needles
Robert Barrett
Marseilles
Mary Evelyn Coles
Youngstown
F.E. Schriver
George Koepke
Orville and
Warren
Willard Kreeger
Amherst
John Koepke
Lake
John Koekpe
Karl Ross
Butternut Ridge
Schrieger
Kenneth Colby
Cincinnati
Roy Riging
A.B. Pfeiffer
Mary Davidson
Elyria Clinic
John Schriver
Pevionen
North Ridgeville Garden Club meeting outlines May plans
North Ridgeville April 20 The Garden Club met at Town Hall naming social committee for May 20 eight o’clock eve ning. Members will raise gladioli and dahlias, share box refreshments, and report on woods trips led by four group leaders. A September Flower Show is planned and Justin Diederich spoke on planting and fertilizing. Seeds shrubs and bulbs were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Woods
M. Barter
Fields
Sterling Mills
Marcella Schmitz
Edna Dunham
West End
Garden Club
Ruth Dunham
Lee Walker
Justin Diederich
Diederich
Mrs E C Young Confined by Injuries at Home
Mrs E C Young is confined to her home after injuries from a stair fall. Mrs Mat Alflen, visiting relatives here, traveled to Cleveland Tuesday and will return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Young
Mat Alflen
Cleveland
Rift Between Roosevelt and Taft Deepened With Africa Hunt
The exchange in the White House revealed a growing distance between Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft. Roosevelt’s support of Hughes and Taft’s shift away from liberal ideals led to lasting distrust. The split helped form the Progressive party, aiding Democratic victory in the ensuing years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illiamn Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore
Charley
Gore
Africa
Nona
White House
Roosevelt
Hughes
Republicap
Taft
Progressive Party
Unica
Island Mayor 70 Retires After Fling
Ventura California reports Charles Peterson 70 known as the Mayor of Anacapa Island ended a three week visit with a $400 spree on food snuff and pipe tobacco to last three years. He pledged not to return and urged visitors to travel to the island if they wish to see him again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ventura
Cal
Charles Peterson
Anacapa Island
Peterson
Anacapa
Santa Barbara Channel
Treitschke on War as National Spirit and Divine Institution
German philosopher Treitschke portrays war as the true realization of the national spirit, stating it is normal food and exercise for the nation and culminates in the belief that it should be regarded as an institution established by God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treitschke
Epidemic Strikes Schools Reducing Attendance in Columbus
A sharp rise in illnesses including colds and children's diseases hits Columbus schools with nearly 150 students absent. Local families report disrupted attendance as communities cope with the outbreak. Mrs. R. Minkler of Lorain stayed overnight with Mr. and Mrs. George Buck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
R. Minkler
Lorain
George Buck
Elyria Eagles Easter Monday Dance Night Flyer
Easter Monday event by the Elyria Eagles invites all to attend on April 22. Admission is 25 cents per person with refreshments available. A simple community social with open invitation and clear entry details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Eagles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elyria Men's Bible Class
Eldotread Tire & Supply CO
Avonisle Park
Avon Pioneer Club
Eden
Mission’s End
Anthony Eden
Lord Privy Seal
Lady Eden
London
Europe
I. 0.O. F. Hall
Laura I. Baldt, A. M
Teachers College
Columbia University
N.Y
Ing
Chronicle-Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
LA Grange, CO
Ernest Cox
Lewis Whitney
Wellington
W. H. Knowles
Wre Myers
Clarence Tretsworth
Michigan
Bessie Rumsey
Harold Opfer
Charles Opfer
Russell
Charles Greeley
Larai
Gerald Rawson
Gordon Adams
Andrew Rawson
Parent- Teacher's Association
Orva Hastings
Jack Ulmschneider
B. L. Robbins
John Yeackel
Ford Loomis
George Woodruff
John Love
The
Baptist Church
M. Walker
George McCoy
Wooster
C. H. Opfer
George Coleman
Medina
Leland M. . Heath
Emil Ruth
Glenn
South Amherst
Alonzo Jackson
Findlay
Delbert Oliver
Lee Fasnacht
Adventist Church
Ina Carr
Robert Oliver
Julia Richmond
Sarah Miller
Marie Rockwood
Charity Hospital
May Wheeler
Rev. Blackburn
W. W. Rockwood
C. W. Gott
Leslie
LaMar Gott
Sherrod
Memorial Hospital
Julius Wilcox
Hagel Kane
John Curtiss
T. F. Callely
Farm Woman's Club
Ober- Min
B.L. Wilcox
Charles Sparks
Fred Freeman
Alumnt
Grange Meeting
E. Schriner
Lorain County Beekeepers Association
R. E. Blackwell
Camden
Dunham
Martha Jane Schriver
Patsy
P. H. Rogers
Vern Reisinger
Strickland Farm
North Street
B. T. Nesbett
Byron Nesbett
F. E. Schriver
Gilbert Miedrich
Y Elmo Scott Watson
Island
Pinger
WW. Broad &. Pb
Gerber’s
Broad St
SWIFT
East Ave
Imperial Furniture Co
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