Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
Admissions list includes Anne Ely of 200 Denison Avenue, Donald Dunlap R D No 1, Vernes Earl 324 Fast Bridge, John Ketchum 955 Cleveland Street, Mrs John Eski 131 Beverly Court, Mrs William Willy 115 Northup Street. Discharges note Mrs Manhattan Lengel and a baby boy born at 1385 East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Ely
Denison Avenue
Donald Dunlap
R. D
Vernes Earl
Fast Bridge
John Ketchum
Cleveland Street
John Eski
Beverly Court
William Willy
Northup Street
Manhattan Lengel
East Avenue
Community group events schedule for Monday
A list of Monday meetings includes Progressive class at a Methodist church, Women's Welsh Club at 7 30 with Mrs F Davies, Neighborhood Bible class at 3 with Mrs Holton, and District 12 Bible classes with Mrs Bunting. Also listed are L Ensemble Francais, Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority, Rainbow for Girls installation, Omicron Sorority, N A Q with Mrs Marsh, Dubs December count with Mrs Gott, Sunny Side Up club, Literary Club on Lodi Street, Division D silver tea at Mrs Harrison, BPW dinner at SSr Cong, Dr Robert G Patterson from Columbus speaks, Mon o Mov Club with Edna Wines, Neighborhood Bible class No 11 at 2 30 with Mrs Hales, Ladies Auxiliary VFW, King Solomon’s lodge, Knights of Columbus, Mothersingers at 1 30, and Musica Art Choral Department rehearsals at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Women’s Welsh Club
Fred H. Davies
East Broad
Marie Brown
VU. G. Holton
E. H. Blvd
F. W. Bunting
Ninth St
L’ Ensemble Francais
Epsilon Sigma -Alpin
Miss Hewitt
Park Ave
Rainbow
Omicron
Victor Reese
Ridgeville
H. E. Marsh
Stanford Ave
Cnt
Carl Gott
11Th St
Sunny Side Up Club
H. C. Guthman
Lodi St
Carol Wood
East Ave
2Nd Cong's
Robert Harrison
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ssr Cong
Robert G. Patterson
Columbus
Edna Wines
7Th St
A. O. Hales
West Ave
Ladies' Auxiliary
King Solomon's Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Confusion of Tongues Theme at First Cong Church Sermon
Dr William Muir Auld will deliver the morning sermon at 10 45 at First Congregational Church The theme is The Confusion of Tongues in the Modern World The choir will sing God Shall Wipe Away All Tears Sunday school departments meet at 9 30 sharp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
J. F. Field
Nature Study Group Hosts Bible Class Tea and Talk
Oberlin's May cottage hosts a tea for Bible class members as the American Association of University Women hears Dr. Hope Hibbard explain AAUW aims and benefits. Edith Metcalf speaks on Red Cross volunteer work and Hazel Gabbard foresees nursery schools as part of public education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
May Cottage
American Association of University Women
Hope Hibbard
Edith Metcalf
Red Cross
UG. W
Oberlin Inn
D. Nielsen
R. W. McWilliams
E. J. Howenstine
George Hoke
George Day
Paul Hines
J. Clare George
Geraldine Smith
Gerald Frank
C. A. Herald
Edythe Harris
Merritt Giles
Elyria
Marian Martin pattern 9281 for sizes 36 to 48
Pattern 9281 offers a smart afternoon dress with unbelted defined waist and subtle seam detailing for a slender silhouette. It requires 358 yards of fabric plus contrast and includes illustrated sewing instructions, with order details and the Marian Martin pattern book catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rover
Marian Martin
Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Illustrated Spain talk by Wooster professor at Elyria event
The Elyria High School Spanish Department hosted an all evening social with chaperones Shively Edwards Littleton Frye Gilbert Hilberg Kemple Rosene. Dr Lister head of Spanish Wooster College gave an illustrated Spain lecture. Alfred O Connell sang two numbers. Eugene Fell Robert DeLloyd Carl Schroe der performed in a trio. Carl Triplett Orchestra provided gym music and about two hundred guests were served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Shively
Miss Edwards
Littleton
Robert DeLloyd
Carl Schroeder
Carl Triplett
Violinist Featured at Men’s Bible Class Sunday
Gerald Frank will perform several violin selections at the Elgin Men’s Bible Class in Rivoli Theatre Broad Street. Paul Wainwright leads singing and Clare Short plays piano as L B Hindman speaks on Where Did We Get Our Bible. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elging 3Ren’s Bible Dlass
Rivoli
Broad Street
James A. Hewitt
Thirty C E members enjoy social evening at Church of Christ
Thirty Christian Endeavorers gathered at the Church of Christ last evening for a social in a ship themed dining room. They visited many countries through games and world wide refreshments, with Miss Anita Poole chairing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Church OF Christ
Anita Poole
Girl Scout Troop 2 Elects Scribe at Captain’s Home
The Court of Honor of Troop 2 met at Mrs. Overdeer’s Seventh Street home. Jes sie Henderson was chosen as Scribe. Code writing was devised and will be used at the next meeting on Tuesday as part of a game
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 2
Girl Scouts
Eastern Star Plans May Fifth Inspection
The Order of Eastern Star met in regular session last evening. The main event for the future will be inspection scheduled for the meeting May fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Sunday Services Schedule
Emmanuel Lutheran Church lists services beginning with Sunday School at 9 45 led by Kennett Peters. The 10 45 preaching service features Reverend Harold Sayles on The Tabernacle and its Meaning. Choir directed by Roland Faulhaber performs Near is Our God. Evening service at 7 20 covers Moral Code of Ethics the Background of which will be the Sea Commandments with choir singing again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Kennett Peters
Harold Sayles
Roland Faulhaber
God
Four O Clock club holds annual meeting at Columbus Street home
The Four O Clock club met Friday for its annual business session hosted by Mrs Will B Thomas on Columbus Street. Mrs L P McDonald of New York attended as a guest and officers were elected for the year led by President Mrs G B Findley and Secretary Mrs Will Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four O'Clock Club
Will B. Thomas
Columbus Street
L. P. McDonald
New York
G. B. Findley
L. A. Baird
L. P. Williams
Will Thomas
G. D. Nicholas
Helen Keller
George Bernard Shaw
Geome
Terry
Fourth Street
Alva Seeley Celebrates 81st Birthday on Farm
Alva Seeley, born 1853 on Indian Hollow Road, celebrated his 81st birthday at the family home. His seven children and several grandchildren joined the observance, with remarks on his lifelong farming and education as a farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Hollow Road
Alva Selo
Hea
Lfe
Spur Viete
Seeley
Rom
Fouraims
Jane
Edith Tran
Byron Seeley
Rene Monitor
la Grange
Harses
Sandusky
Horace
Elyssa
Nina
Slsso
Raine
Alva Seeley
Beeler
Weekia Events at YW Girls Reserve Schedule
A list of Weekia activities at the YW organization detailing times for Girl Reserve meetings and club events from Tuesday through Friday. Includes Book Review Group, Suzi Club Supper, bridge, and various girl reserve gatherings at Hamilton, McKinley, Washington, Franklin, and St Mary’s locations with times ranging from 3:24 PM to 7:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Beneti
Friendship Ci
Defazio’s
Ely
McKinley
Washington
Franklin and St. Mery’s
Gaces Jefferson
Gates
Bond to Lead First Methodist Services Tomorrow
Dr E J Bond will lead Sunday services at First Methodist Church with morning sermon The Soul s Grand Amen and evening address Where Do You Belong The program features organ preludes and offertories by Louise and Elyria Brown with pieces by Mendelssohn Handel and Stainer Miss Louise Brown performs the Prelude and Postlude and Miss Elyria Brown plays the organ numbers The church school Junior Gauret and Epworth League meet with officers named and all young people urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E J Bond
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Alpha and Omega
Stainer
Louise Brown
Rogers
Ketelby
Mendelssohn
Handel
D. A. Burr
Leora Mowry
Church Nursery
Ecworth League
Epworth League
Margaret Minch
Nettie Finch Webber Club holds de votions at Kenyon home
Mrs E W Rowland led the Nettie Finch Webber Club of the Church of Christ in de votions while two new members joined the group. Committees named by president Mrs E R Laver planned officer nominations and programs as Boy Scouts Leonard Terry led shadow plays and knotting demonstrations. A canned goods shower for Cleveford Christian Orphanage will be delivered tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Rowland
Kagawa
William Axling
Nettie Finch Webber
Church of Christ
Leonard Terry
Kenyon Avenue
E. R. Laver
E. Rowland
H. Thompson
Richard Ross
Kenneth Chapman
Ernest Jones
Jack
Bill Rran
Peterman
Gertrude Wilmot
H. R. Wright
Abbe Road
Cleveford
Old Officers Re-Elected at Meeting of Widening Circle
The Widening Circle met yesterday afternoon at Baptist East Avenue House for its annual business session. The nominating committee recommended retaining last year's officers. Reports from committee chairs were given, devotions led, Billie study hour conducted by Mrs. Frank Wilford, and refreshments served by the social committee to about 39 ladies. Officers named included Mrs. ROH Harssur as president, Mrs. Jfl Brown as vice president, Mrs. H A Searles as secretary, and Mrs. R C Baird as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist East Avenue House
Frank Wilford
Ice
H. A. Searles
R. C Baird
Dinner talk at Domini e's for language students
A 74 year old professor from the department of Obertg lege hosted a dinner for beginning and advanced language students at Domini e's on Middle avenue. Guests included Promo R. Pojamosen of the French Department and Prof. Gibson of the Spanish Department. An Italian dinner featured miniature figures and floral decor as conversations flowed in Italian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prey H. He. Tisinton
Ian Department
Obertglege
Domini E
Middle Avenue
Jase -¢Aning
Ted
Promo R. Pojamosen
Prof
Gibson
Daiindyis
Vajendulas
Jolly Eight Club Renames to Courtesy Club
At a regular meeting last evening the Jolly Eight Club changed its name to the Courtesy Club. After the business session, prizes were won by Josephine Palley and Marian Stanford in a banco game. A luncheon followed, and the next meeting was set for May 19 at Marian Stanford's Columbus Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reguar
Josephine Palley
Marian Stanford
Columbus Street
Samuel Deutsch Heads to Elshna After Birmingham Recovery
Samuel Deutsch is expected to arrive in Elshna tomorrow from Birmingham Alabama where he has been recovering from injuries received in an automobile accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Deutsch
Elshna
Birmingham
Alabama
Church of Christ Plans Evening Music and Morning Sermon
The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel hosts a Sunday program with a 7 30 p m concert by the church quartet and a 10 30 a m service featuring the anthem The Cross and the text The Love Of Christ Constraineth Us. A 1 45 p m Gospel team visit and 6 30 p m Christian Endeavor in The Upper Room are noted along with the midweek prayer at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Gliere
Jones
Jesus
Sankey
Root
Grewett
Deis
Fowler
Christ
James A. Smith
Bible School
Shutins
David Wain- Wright
Christian Endeavor Society
de Erie Wilson
Funk
United Presbyterian Church Services
The Bible school prayer meet ing is at 9 20 a m. The hour of regular morning worship is 10 43. The pastor resumes Ephe sians study on The Spiritual Condition of the Gentile World Ephesians 2 11 12. Evening service at 7 50. The next choir concert and missions prayer meet at 7 30 Wednesday at E W Wright 130 Grant street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Jesus
Prayer
E. W. Wright
Grant Street
Easter Sunday services and church activities noted
On the first Sunday after Easter a Holy Communion service at 7 30 a m is followed by church school at 9 30 and a 10 45 service with Easter music and sermon The sermon cites St Thomas Except I see the print of the nails It will not believe The baptismal sacrament is planned for 4 30 p m Bishop Rogers visitation is anticipated Kappa Beta Kappa meets at 7 15 and confirmation classes continue Mrs Alex Forbes hosts Goodwill Bible Class with Lucy Housermen presiding and toys from Mrs Edwin Smith showcased
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Thomas
Alex Forbes
Goodwill Bible
Highland Court
Are
Lucy Housermen
Edwin Smith
L. H. Club Holds Regular Meeting at Harvard Avenue
The L. H. Club met at Miss Jean Smith home 196 Harvard Avenue. After the business session games followed with prizes won by Miss Betty Sannar. Mrs. F B Smith hosted refreshments. The next meeting will be at Miss Barbara Rogers Harvard Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Club
L. H. Club
Jean Smith
Harvard Avenue
Betty Sannar
F. B Smith
Barbara Rogers
TigreDia Club Hosts Tureen Dinner And Bridge
Mrs. Rose Ryan entertained seventeen members and guests at her Fourth Street home yesterday for a tureen dinner. After the business meeting, bridge games awarded prizes to Mrs. Lillian Boddy and Mrs. Rose Ryan. The note mentions an event on May 17 at Mrs. Ora Barton’s Seventh Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigredia Club
Rose Ryan
Fourth Street
Lillian Boddy
Ora Barton
Sevento Street
Buck Jones Rangers Club names acting captain for district
Lester Croft of 2099 Huron Street is chosen acting captain of the Buck Jones Rangers Club of America district inviting west side boys to join call at his home Sunday afternoon from three to five o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Croft
Huron Street
Buck Jones Rangers Club of America
West Side
Swimmers Club to Sponsor Interclass Swimming Meet
The Swimmers Club of the YWCA announces an inter class high school girls swimming meet led by Marian Stetson Health Education Secretary. Freshmen through Seniors must register with class leaders by next Saturday night. First meet May 1 at YWCA pool, then May 8 Juniors vs Freshmen, and March 15 winners compete for class champion with individual point totals tracked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swimmers Club
Marian Stetson
Mar
Donna Dickason
Helene Kips
Sarah Thomas
Mary Louw Bolly
Katharine Brown
Mary-Lou Bolr
Teasurer
Swimmer Club
W. Ci
Second Congregational Intermediate Society Hosts County Union Meet
The Second Congregational Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society hosted the County Union at the church with about ninety attendees. Elva Strohl of Lorain and Elva Beingesser of Lorain were top contestants in the Why I Believe in Christian Endeavor and Why I Believe in Christian Endeavor contests, with Beingesser winning and Strohl placing second. Beingesser will attend the June State convention in Cincinnati to compete for the state award. The program included stunts and games themed rainbow and April Showers and closed with Blessed Be the Tie That Binds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Intermediate Christian Wndeaver Society
County Union
Conlsal
Mariel Morgan
United Brethren Church of
Lorain
Elva Beingesser
Opfval Stroh
Second Congregational Church
Elyria
Caristan Erde
Rally prep and meeting details from Royal Neighbors
The Royal Neighbors of America met presided by Oracle Mrs Edith Williams with guests Mrs Momire and Mrs Birch of Lorain. A drill team practice aided Rally preparations for next month in the city. An announcement noted the Sewing Circle gathering next Tuesday at Woodman Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Edith Williams
Momire
Birch
Lorain
Woodman Wall
R. and R. Club Holds Social at Schafer Home
Members gathered at Helen and Lynette Schafer residence for an evening of dancing and prizes. The group voted to hold the next meeting at Vivian Richards on Princeton Avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. and
R. Club
Helen
Lynette Schafer
Vivian Richards
Princeton Avenue
Marriage License Applications in Elyria and Lorain County
William F Groskopf aged 32 decorator of Elyria and Stephanie Brostra 22 of Elyria apply with a justice of the peace. Milan Mika 22 painter Lotain and Elizabeth Palagyi 19 Elyria with Rev Toth officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Groskopf
Elyria
Stephanie Brostra
Milan Mika
Lotain
Elizabeth Palagyi
Toth
Local Social News Highlights from Fremont and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Harry Myers and Mrs Vera Mehous of Fremont visit Mr and Mrs L J Mowry as Mrs Melon Mrs Mowry's mother returns from Miami. Mrs H A Seames and Reva stay with sister Mrs Louis Funk in Birmingham. Mrs Earl Smith and children of San Fernando CA visit Mr and Mrs Russell Waldorf East Avenue. Smith joins in May. Ruth Acker and daughter Mary Ruth visit Lakewood relatives. George W Steve of New York spends weekend at East Avenue home. Mrs Georgia Phipps returns from Detroit stay with Mrs Trillie Wynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Myers
Vera Mehous
Fremont
L. J. Mowrs
Melon
Mowry
Miami
Florida
H. A. Seames
Reva
Louis Funk
Birmingham
Earl Smith
San Fernando
California
Russell Waldorf
East Avenue
Mr. Smith
Ruth Acker
Mary Ruth
238
Ninth Street
Lakewood
George W. Steve
New York
Georgia Phipps
Trllic Wynn
Detroit
Michigan
Cleveland Pastor To Speak At LaGrange
Rev. B. F. Hannum of Cleveland will speak at LaGrange Seventh Day Adventist church Sunday evening on Evolution versus the Nature of Man. The illustrated lecture will cover the subject and its implications.
Ridgeville Minstrel Show Presented by Balgo Club
Employees of the Ohio Frei Gas company staged a minstrel event at Ridgeville town hall drawing a large audience. Art Richards hosted with Ed Breene and Jack Johnstone as premier end men, joined by a long list of performers and stage crew including scenery and lighting by Jim Armitage and others. The program featured choruses, skits, dances, and musical numbers culminating in an ensemble finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Frei Gas Company
Ridgeville
Art Richards
Ed Breene
Jack Johnstone
Earl Price
Clarion Baum
Maynard Beven
del Arrington
Jed Laundon
Bob Grat
Hew Lord
Bill Boughman
Lee Fidler
al Bennke
John Dancik
Hares
Dell Arrington
Jerry Ferguson
Jim Lilley
Bob Graf
al Dehanke
Roger Strauss
Bee Wise
Karl Kolinski
Sentimental Centleman
Georgia
Jack Whidden
Air de Ballet
Joyce McKinler
Caroline
Jack Townstone
DLO PAPERS TELL OF ASSASSINATIONS
Charles C. Lord of Elyria shows seven papers covering the assassinations of Lincoln Garfield and McKinley. From 1865 to 1901 the clippings display evolving front pages with black borders and larger pictures. The era’s newspapers used bold headlines and vivid displays to convey national tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Charles C. Lord
Seventh Street
Elyria
New York Herald
Lincoln
Herald
Garfield
Lord
Cleveland Leader
Cleveland Herald
National Police Gazette
Frank Lestie
Illustrated
McKinley
Elyria Daily Chronicle
Cleveland News and Herald
Elyria Chronicle
Nation
National Red Cross Convention Details Highlight Officials
The text notes the Junior Red Cross participation in emergency work. National Chairman John Barton Payne, Vice Chairman James L. Fieser, and Miss Mabel T. Boardman as secretary hold key roles in the convention program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
John Barton Payne
James L. Fieser
Mabel T. Boardman
Charity Beyond Alms to Rich and Poor
The text argues charity exceeds monetary giving and should be extended to and shown toward both rich and poor. It emphasizes generosity as a broader duty beyond coins, highlighting inclusive benevolence and moral obligation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Cong's Church
Nature Study Authority
Robert L. Baird
H. M. Metcalf
Museum of Natural History
Baird
Ohio
H. H. Meckler
H. M. Mezcal
Marion Mavetin
Jessie Henderson
Girl Scouts Troop
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Services
BOY Scouts
Oberlin College
Cleb Mevbers
United Presbyterian Church Services
Elyria Society Entertains County Union
Cleveland
LaGrange
Balgo Club
D. C
American Red Cross
Richmond
Indiana
Dwight C. Spillman
DLO
Cook
Elyria Nursery
Theo. N. Carpenter
Mer
Elyria O
Sanko
Over Bell Clothing Co. Broad and Mill Street
Elyria Dairies Inc
Imperial Furniture CO
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