Community meetings and events in Elyria area notices
A series of local gatherings includes WLCG executive committee meeting at Mrs J H B Riley's home on Clark Street, and a general meeting at a church with the topic Child Welfare. Other items cover YMCA and club activities, Legion Auxiliary events, Elk’s Hall dance for Ohio Public Service, and various hostess duties and notices from Elyria Memorial Hospital and nursing students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLCG
T. Uo
J. HB. Riley
Clark Street
W, Cor Uo
To Mo
Business and Professional Women's Club
Mish Hom Johnston
Misc Biva
Mackey
Mix Ule
MFE
Girla
Chordaes
Jlta
Mrs Claries Fidward Mayhew Conducts Chorus
Mrs Mayhew will conduct the Music Art Society chorus in their annual concert in this city. The event is Tuesday evening April 28 at eight o'clock at the First Congregational church and Mayhew is from Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claries Fidward Mayhew
Mayhew
The
Music Art Society
Eyvenlog
First Congregational Church
Oberlin
Community clubs and church activities listed in Elyria society notes
Local column lists Monday meetings for Lat A Lot Club with Mrs Marian Wolcott on George street and many other groups including R D Bridge Club with Helen Morrow on Sixteenth street, First Congregational guild at 2 30, Knights of Columbus ball, Women’s Club events, and forthcoming Mother daughter banquet at Pilgrim Church. Household notices include Mrs Carl Haven hosting an Orcas class, rummage sale plans, a Crescent mandolin club concert, and a May meeting at Mrs Homer L Foster’s home. also reports on the Elyria Woman’s Club Child Welfare talk by Mrs Louis Burgner and a Mother’s Day decorating effort. Ridgeville Cantata and Tigredia Social Club events noted with speakers, meals, and upcoming gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Wolcott
George Street
R. D. Bridge Club
Helen Morrow
Sixteenth Street
P. D. Shermen
Woman’s Club
Guild of the First
Guild
King Solomon's Lodge
A. M
Knights of Columbus
Ito K
C. Ball
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
I. O
F. Ball
Order of American Yeomen
D. P. Chapman
Song of Union
Ladies Auxiliary of
Fastes
Carl Haven
Church of Christ
Stanford Avenue
Grooke
C. M. Terry
Crescent Mandolin Club
Wailfred Bowder
H.R. Laver
S. Russell Bennett
Blaing Young
Homer L. Foster
Earl Court
William Schuur
Ella Tildevara
I. D. Oldfield
Peta Ko Unsky
Alec Schnleman
Charles Schmittgen
Sons and Daughters of Liberty hold meeting with card party
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty met at Stott Dusinasy last evening followed by a card party with prizes of 500 and Pedro won by Mrs Eleanor Sonnelly Aleg Freeman and in Pedro by Mrs Bertha Freeman and Mrs Mary Wack. A public card party is planned for May 13 at seven oclock. Also the Musical Art Society program at Congregational church impressed many parents with a Student Department concert and a junior string quartet from the Cleveland Institute of Music scheduled for May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital Association
Fise
Missen Hake
AB. Nadeg
Liberty
Pedro
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Stott Dusinasy
Eleanor Sonnelly
Aleg Freeman
Bertha Freeman
Mary Wack
The
Musical Art Society
Congregational Church
Agi
April
Milma Shurtthart
Vire Warker
Ly Browonki
Jick Haney
Mra
Hire Chapman
Abrabesque
Rogers
Nesin
Toberta Storm
Pana
Firefly
Schacter
Ang Jeanette Sheppard
Wales Dailiante
Moskewak
Woelen Reed
Chaminade
Pearl Turhill
Srotch Porm
MacDowell
Dorothy Mang
Cleveland Institute of Music
Local Calls Over Week End Mentioned at Brownhelm Station
Social notes record visits by A. Lutz and family at Brownhelm Station on Wednesday night, Edward Ernst of North Ridge calling on his parents, and Mr. and Mrs. E A. Clay visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bechtel. An average woman's attire is described as wearing about three pounds four ounces of clothing with her husband’s outfit valued accordingly.
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A. Lutz
Brownhelm Station
Edward Ernst
North Ridge
Conrad Ernst
E A. Clay
Toliedo
J. P. Bechtel
Earliest Women’s Newspaper The Ladies Mercury in England 1693
A historical note identifies The Ladies Mercury as the earliest women’s newspaper, published in England and dated to 1693. The source records its existence and significance in early press history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Mercury
England
Northwest Encampment plans to attend Akron event and church services
At the Northwest Encampment business session members discussed a trip to Akron on Friday April 29 for a pep rally and meeting. The Norwalk District churches will observe World Service Day with sermons by visiting preachers including Dr Mueller of Cincinnati.
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Pegoe
Sesson
Akron
Ehwareh
Norwalk
Othe Tee
Mueller
Cincinnat
Wall
Christ
Christian Fellowal
W I C Holds Regular Meeting and Club Activities
The Woman's Relief Corps met with fifty three members present. Two members admitted to full membership and one transferred from Bellevue Corps. One membership ballot and transfer applications read. The next meeting set for May 12. The Good Will Bible Class elected officers and planned a tureen dinner for May 29.
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W.I. C
Woman's Relief Corps
Delia Kreps
Mra Gardner
iBallevue Corps
Retief
J. H. Katey
Mortola
Interes
Surprise Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Leonard Dean
Mrs Leonard Dean was delighted by a surprise shower at Mt G Ball’s home hosted by Genevieve Moulder of La Grange and guests including the Lewis Mercantile Company employer. Katharine Foster won first prize with Mrs Dean second as three five hundred I fables were played. Dainty refreshments followed and gifts were presented to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Dean
Mt. G Ball
Lewis Mercantile Company
Genevieve Moulder
la Grange
Katharine Foster
Local society notes and travel among region residents
Miss Maybelle Bucner leaves for a YWCA conference in Chicago from April 24 to 29. Birth announcements include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hull of Whiting Indiana named Thomas Franklin and a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Williams of 342 Kenrey Avenue. The record lists many visits and trips by local residents including Pat Crowe to Columbus for degree ceremonies and Frances E Fuller of Madison as state treasurer of the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybelle Bucner
Chicago
Middle West
Glenn Hull
Whiting
Ind
Thomas Franklin
Trull
Dorothy Dalrymple
Ernest Williams
Kenrey Avenue
Llycia
Pat Crowe
Columbus
Ohio
Frances E. Fuller
Madison
W.C. T
Nellan Hill
Park Avenue
Sodore
Vaughn
L. H. Daly
Rent Stata Normal Auditorium
Alfred Rundle
Carbondale
J Wyhart
Beverly Court
Mississippi
W_ R Bonifield
Jack
East Ninetv
Irnt Street
Clavaland
Elyria
del Savage
Nelawara
Orin
Ahlo
Jacob Murbach
East Avenue
Bradenton
Florida
Poem by Elyria Woman Published in The Country Bard
A poem by Wasel Craytor Rickard from Elyria is printed in The Country Bard magazine. The verse features experimental lines and rhythmic refrains with references to nature and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Wasel Craytor Rickard
Threvis
Tha
Country Bard
Et Paeims
Poem Dedicated To Mothers Of Girl Reserves
A dated poem honoring mothers of Girl Reserves. It extols a mother’s enduring bond and calls for guidance toward Christian citizenship, urging mothers to forgive, teach, and uplift their daughters despite hardship and sorrow. Authorship credited to Florence Miller Tershing.
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Mothers of Girl Reserves
The
Chronicle- Telegram Today
Row
Ann
Earth
Florence Miller Tershing
Funeral of Jay Fowl Noted Amherst Leader
Jay Fowl longtime Amherst resident dies at 64 after four months illness. Evangelical church member and choir leader, he served in the BE OB CE and Lorain County Male Chorus. Survived by wife Elizabeth, three daughters, four sisters, and many relatives. Funeral held with several pastors and pallbearers from his Sunday school class. Burial at Murray Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fowl
Schome
Evangelical Church
BE Ob. C. E
Lorain County
Hickory ‘Tree Grange
Amherst
Bis
Elizabeth
Ruth
Bernice
Miriam
Emma Dibson
Albert Nihe
Elyria
Chas. Hasenflne
Oberlin
Fred Decker
Murray Ridge
W. H. Schuster
Gleveland
August Peter
Findley
W. Tabbert
C. Holzworth
William
George Garthe
Zelma Muth
Newton Baus
Milton Baus
Nelson Bechtel
Corwin Burrer
Howard Beal
Frank Eldred
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W M Auld
Easter Heights Boulevard
Mable Lattle
Chaclea K. Harris
WR Come Iings
West Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Elk's Hall
Ohio Public Service Company
Mansfield
Sandusky
Ashland
Lorain
Waren
Alliance
Wooster
Medina
Cleveland
Doncaster
Sunshine Club
Arthur Doncaster
Lunening Club
Seventh Street
F Witten
Nethie Tran
Hull
Kaatass
George Miller
Cleveland Street
Mithoadtel
Ehurel
Oscar Dunn
Swieht
Phe
Whehilam Herr
Maudo Jackson
Room MacDonald
Goarse Hames
Claxton Po Trampean
Laks Wond
Accoyntint
Katherine Terrell
Ridgeville
Toy Young Ridgeville
Toul Horwarth
Senth Vm Beret
Quarriaian
Helen Tas
South Amherst
Tati Fehuler
Lon Greeenier
Elyria Laborer
Jouna Hrveh
Elaci
Domes
Dusties
Jormpa Sharog
Lorna da Borer Te Bi
Mie Winefeed Park
Ian Robert Ot West Avenue
Harvard Glee Club
Matonic Auditorium
Horcas
Pilgrim Com
Pilgrim Community Church
Hanqurt
Paul Wainwright
Jessie Burns
Edna McDowell
Ruth Pallas
Mirs
William Walker
Charis Richards
Mra Walker
Richards
WD Stanford
Mire Herbert Johnson
Mre Burton Hunter
Chirok
J. Christopher Marks
North Ridgeville
Congr
Cs Honal Church
Wr. Spellman
Ruth Dunham
Oarea
Elyria Oberlin
Hidnutt
Detbel
Poffman
Reiteman
Bas
Tigredia Soctal Club
Leberger
Tigredia Sorial Club
Bertha Lyberger
Mircet
Laura Barton
Guroath
Mike Bether Johnson
Ant
Methodis
J. A . Bure
Carl Snowden
bLeoberd Fink
Wesley Keeler
Jam. Cathers
Florence D. Hichards
Berniee Jackson
Dorothy Crisp
Olive Grobe
Rosemary Franklin Cotarta A
Melkhts Boulevard
Gamew
Minnie
Rosemary
Margaret Snyder
Lot Street
Brookstar
Northwest
First Methodist Church
Gar
Brantford Cau
T. F. Kenney
Avon Lake
Sietar
A Martin
Harvard Avenir
H. Johnson
Eleventh Street
Hame Iast Centom
Lakewood
T. P. Underhill
BIG Four
Clarence Oakley
East River Street
Peero
Oakley
T. F. Maddock
Mary Hogan
Hagan
Lewis Lourt
Finmuees
Raynier Tassat
Paris
Inak
Crooks Coal Co
South Ridge
J. P. Bachtel
Souti Ridge
Jay Fow
Ite
Musical Art Society Congregational Church
U. WW
Slater Coal Co
Anthony Delsfield
J. H. Dellefteld
Townline Road
Earl Debn
M. J.church
Theodore Grills
West
Ridge
J. Smith
Carl Fowl
Jehildren Kenneth
Patricia ‘Ann
Rank Baus
Carl Berk and
Gan
A. Peter
Margaret Seuer
Evelyn Peter
Mirian Ehrman
Herman Ehrman
Mary Ehrman
Lawrence Carpenter
Jay Fowl
Walter Grobe
Carlisle Grange
Jolly 5
Elyria Eagles
All Welcome
Cook’s Millinery East Ave
Chronicle
Carek
Carek Plorist
Hotel Newell
Willard
Broad ST
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonic Temple
Elyria and Lorain Window Cleaning Co
Layberg and Brown
Elyria Block Doone
DIAL
Elyria HarDwAre
Crystal Gardens
Dixie Entertainers
Louisiana Rhythm
Hilaris Harris
Columbia
Paul Specht
Columbia Records
Aleve
A.B. Sauer Music Colorain
Counta
Srgatway
Leralp
Busick’s
OVGR
Miller's Accessory Store
Trousseaus
Lora County Bank
Hery
Lorain County Savings & Trust Company