Methodists Hold Multiple Society Circles Meetings
Six circles of the General Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist church met yesterday. Circles planned dinners, mother daughter banquets and guest days, with programs and music. Notable活动 included a Circle No 9 luncheon in Berea hosted by Mrs Virgil Waite and two piano solos. meetings for Circles 2 3 4 and 1 featured devotions, reviews, and plans for future events including teas, rummage sales, and guest invites.
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Methodist Ladies Aid
General Ladies Aid Society
First Methodist Church
Berea
Lattig Golden Anniversary Reception planned at Sheffield
Mr and Mrs G M Lattig of Sheffield celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an informal reception on Sunday April 28. Married in 1885 at Colby Ohio they moved to Lorain County in 1909 and remain in good health. They have two sons Arthur of Grafton and Carl at home with three grandchildren and many siblings will join in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Lattig
Sheffield
Tig
Mr. Lattig
Arthur
Grafton
Carl
Chester Markus
Kenneth
Lester Lattig
Revival Theme Sermon at Church of the Nazarene
Rev. Arthur Perry will deliver sermons during a revival at 419 Cleveland Street Church of the Nazarene on Friday night April 26. Attendance has grown nightly as he presents messages on The Need of the Holy Spirit The Promises of the Spirit and How to Receive the Holy Spirit. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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Christ
Arthur Perry
Church of the Nazarene
Cleveland Street
Perry
Auxiliary Inspection and Mothers Day Program at Woodman Hall
The H P Chapman Camp Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary held last evening in Woodman Hall with good attendance. H B Stevick of Wellington acted as Inspector. two candidates Mrs Elizabeth Decker and Mrs Sadie Brown were initiated. A Mothers Day program directed by Mrs Lottie Lears followed with refreshments and plans for a meeting at 6 30 PM. The Northeast Camp Morent Now meets Friday evening at 7 PM with Odd Fellows details. Reverend C F Wiseman to be principal speaker. Lorain No 98 uniforms and Tadins Auxiliary to appear. public invited.
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H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Woodman Hall
H. B. Stevick
Wellington
Elizabeth Decker
Sadie Brown
Lottie Lears
The
van Foilay
Odd Faijnwchin
C.F. Wiseman
Medina Congregational Churches Meet Elects Moderator
One hundred fifty delegates and friends attended the Medina Association of Congregational Churches conference in Penfield yesterday. Elyrian attendees included Mrs. J W Van Dusen Mrs W F Bell Mrs Lucy Houserman and others. Rev James A Richards of Oberlin was elected moderator and Elizabeth Rich re elected registrar. Brownhelm was chosen as October meeting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina Association of Congregational Churches
Penfield
J. W. van Dusen
W. F. Bell
Lucy Houserman
H. D. Townsend
Florence Gough
Robert Davies
E. Ray Vestal
Edwin Smith
John Kaley
Elizabeth Rich
James A. Richards
Oberlin
Brownhelm
Marriage of Miss Helen Resar and James Farmer
A marriage between Miss Helen Resar daughter of Mr and Mrs John Resar of Case road and James Farmer of Cleveland was held last December in Wheeling West Virginia. The couple now reside in a newly furnished apartment in East Cleveland.
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Helen Resar
John Resar
Case Road
James Farmer
Cleveland
Wheeling
West Virginia
Farmer
East Cleveland
Friends Bid Farewell To Grafton Priest
Large crowd from Grafton and surrounding cities gathered in Immaculate Conception Parish Hall to honor Father Collings as he departs to lead Sacred Heart parish in Youngstown Ohio Speakers included Major Washington and several priests from Grafton Elyria Defiance and Norwalk A purse was presented by Mr Knight a silk quilt by St Ann’s Sewing Circle and a gift from St Rose’s Sodality were given Guests enjoyed desserts served by the Altar Society with music from Frabotta Brothers Boquet of flowers and tulip table arrangements completed the tribute.
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Grafton
Cleveland
Defiance
Elyria
Norwalk
Valley City
Immaculate Conception
Father Collings
Sacred Heart Parish
Youngstown
Washington
J. KR. Knight
J. H. Knechtges
FL Mandeville
Rose Westrick
Orlmaneski
James T. Daley
Altar Society
Muse
Frabotta Brothers
A I B Chapter Dinner Dance Planned in Lorain
Plans for the Lorain County Chapter of the American Institute of Banking dinner dance are set for May 4 at the Antlers Hotel Lorain. Charles Clark chairs the arrangements with Harry Van Wagnen as co chair. Dr H N Stonier national education director will speak and Sam Squire state superintendent of banks will attend. About two hundred guests are expected.
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Lorain County
American Institute of Banking
Antlers
Lorain
Charles Clark
Lorain County Bank
Harry van Wagnen
Lorain Banking Company
H. N. Stonier
A. I. Bu wHi
Sam Squire
Clark
Bride-Elect Honored In Lorain Shower At Fairlawn Ave
Miss Doris Carney of Lorain receives a miscellaneous shower in Elyria attended by Mrs. Louis Maslyk and Bernice Maslyk at 247 Fairlawn Avenue. Cards awarded Doris Carney with second prizes to Mrs. Edw. Griffin and Mrs. Frank Zalewski. Luncheon at Mrs. John Sadowski’s 556 East Broad Street. Carney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Carney of Lorain, active in St. Anthony's and St. Mary’s Academy. works at Lorain Journal. Maslyk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Maslyk of 247 Fairlawn, connected with St. Mary’s and Elyria High School, employed locally. Wedding planned May 7 at St. Anthony’s Lorain. Father Isadore Rafferty officiating. Other notes include English class dinner at Elyria Women’s Club with Miss Steinbring’s class and remarks by John Olmstead, FERA, on Sinclair Lewis.
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Doris Carney
Lorain
Frank L. Maslyk
Louis Maslyk
Bernice
Fairlawn Avenue
Edw. Griffin
Frank Zalewski
John Sadowski
E. Broad Street
Miss Carney
D. J. Carney
East Street
St. Anthony's Church
Steinbring
Elyria
Lorain County
Sinclair Lewis
Miss Steinbring
Honor Associate W. T. Grant employees at a May fourth supper
Mary McCool, tied to Berlinship, hosted a May fourth supper at Mrs. Kart Lehman’s home on Oheria road. Guests praised peas and pastries served at SVENNe on TATRINZ, with lingering remarks about a new home on Lye Gates avenue.
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W. T. Grant
Aonora
Mary McCool
Dinner Meeting for Women’s Club Features Trumpet Solos
Miss Dorothy Sandrock will perform trumpet solos with Miss Jeanne Lite accompanying at the Business and Professional Women’s Club dinner held at First church tonight. Special music marks the occasion as members discuss club plans and local outreach.
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Edish
Eral
Business and Prosentant Women's Club
Dorothy Sandrock
Jeanne Lite
Oberlin A Cappella Choir Concert By Church Trustees
The First Congregational Church of Oberlin presents the Oberlin A Cappella Choir of about sixty voices in concert Sunday night April 28 at 7 20. Directed by Olaf C Christiansen with Charles Finney assisting organ numbers. The program includes preludes hymns psalms and choral works by Bach Sweelinck Schutz Willan Buxtehude and Palestrina among others. Catherine Van Buren soprano soloist and Eb Ling Christiansen also perform.
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Oberlin
Board of Trustees
First Congregational Church
Thei
Oberlin As Cappella
Olaf C. Christiansen
Charles Finney
the Cathedral
Bach
Charles H. Finney
God
Sweelinek
Schutz
Willan
Karg-Elert
Agnus Dei
G. Schuman
F. M. Christiansen
Selo
Catherine van Buren
Ebling Christiansen
Bocllmann
Cast Announced for The Lea by Children’s Theatre Group
The Lea will be presented Friday at Elr Auditorium with a cast of eight to eleven year old performers including The Lollypop a seaworthy boat Wilfies the singham dog Fe lisa the calico cat AH Babel the forthy thief Bob Oldfield Wozakole his helper Hoover Funk the mysterious lady Lois Hancock the Choro late king Robert Gollmar the Chocolate chancelor Jimmie King the Chocolate Jester Jim mie Lumadue the Chocolate Cook Lois Phelps the Chocolate Maid Angeline Barbarossa the Chocolate Soldier Theodore Dow dell Mr Tinker Rode Hines the sxes the chest Mary Ann Berger the ghost Jean Hoss more ghosts Ruth Chriseman Betty Berger and Ho Hum a brave pirate Donald King The play features home talent to delight adults and now children perform their plays. Julie Davis and Hope Wilding will perform a saxophone duet as Baird’s juvenile orchestra provides music with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wensink assisting. A skit A Washout will be shown by the author Bruce Mc Williams with Doris Seevers helping. Curtain rises 745 pm with a special children section. Directed by Mrs Frank Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chocolate Chancelor
Jimmie King
Jimmie Lumadue
Lois Phelps
Angeline Barbarossa
Theodore Dowdell
Mr. Tinker
Rode Hines
Mary Ann Berger
Jean Hoss
Ruth Chriseman
Betty Berger
Ho Hum
Pirate
Donald King
Paris
Baird
Julie Davis
Hope Wilding
Lawrence Wensink
Bruce McWilliams
Doris Seevers
Frank Berger
Upper Room Class Meets for monthly tureen supper program
The Upper Room Bible Class of the First Congregational Church met in the parlors for a monthly tureen supper. The Winters brothers played violin guitar and banjo with a dance number. Dorothy Sandrock and Jeanne Little performed trumpet pieces. Elyria Mother Singers sang with piano by Mrs. A F Terry. Mrs. Paul Taylor gave humorous readings. A H Thompson spoke on geography history and people of Ken and Berea College. Carrell Past assisted by Nerethy Gates and Annetta Ores coordinated the program. A swim party at the YMCA followed and the group visited Jeanne’s home for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Winters Brothers
Fred
Don
Owen
Borothy
Ken
A. H. Thompson
International Society For Crippled Children
Thompson
Kentucky
Lorain County
Berea College
Carrell Past
Mere
Nerethy Gates
Annetta Ores
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Noted
A fragmented notice lists hospital admissions including Mrs. Katherine Webber of 11th Street and Mrs. Emmet Crosby of 35 Chestnut, with others such as Duke Gull at Earl Court and Mrs. Charles Rose on Sumner Street. Discharges mention Mrs. Albert Pias on Broad Street and George Walters of Valley City, among several names and addresses.
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Katherine Webber
11Th Street
Emmet Crosby
Chestnut Street
Duke Gull
Earl Court
Charles Rose
Sumner Street
Esther Wright
Costonia
Ohio
Albert Pias
Broad Street
George Walters
Valley City
Will Wise
Nova
Stanley Rogkoski
Vermilion
George Sarich
Sandusky
William Wilbert
Furnaro Street
Martin Bar Ikach
R. D
Catholic Study Club and lodge meetings scheduled this week
Catholic Study Club gathers Friday afternoon with Mrs Alfred Alten of Second Street. Past Chief Association of the Pythian Sisters postponed to May second at Mrs O E Barton on Seventh Street. Dorcas class of Church of Christ meets Friday evening at T3458 with Mrs Edwin Schoenherr of 1201 Middle Avenue. Past Noble Grands of Rebekah Lodge hosted by Mrs Louise Stearns on Princeton Avenue with guests and refreshments. May 22 entertainment planned by Mrs Grace Archambeau of Foster Avenue. Circle 5 of St Pauls Church hosted by Mrs Harry Gillmore on Bell Avenue. Mrs Ralph Rogers presided at business meeting with refreshments. In two weeks Mrs J Shuster of West Street will host.
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Triple Four
A. G. Boylan
Ninth Street
Lorain
Martie Baker
Lake Avenue
Hamilton P. T. A
Woman's Club
P. m
Business and Professional Women's Club
1St Congregational Church
Girl Scouts of
Troop 1
First Congregational Church
Bethel Shrine No
W. S. of J
Eleanor Copas
Clasque Club
Evelyn Lehman
Loretta Downs
Katherine Malone Fox
Catholic Study Club
Alfred Alten
Second Street
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Edwin Schoenherr
Middle Avenue
Rebekah Lodge
Louise Stearns
Princeton Avenue
Cornelius
Stearns
Laura Farrell
Margaret Winslow
Ellen Lockard
Grace Archambeau
Foster Avenue
Harry+Gillmore
Bell Avenue
Circle 5
St. Paul’s Church
Ralph Rogers
J. Shuster
West Street
Mrs Parker Entertains Keen Kutter Club Luncheon
Mrs Parker hosted a Keen Kutter Club luncheon at her Ball Avenue home. Thirteen members attended with one guest, Mrs Gladys Crowns of Oberlin. Devotionals by Mrs Darley Pickett centered on Jesus Rising Up From Earth to Heaven. A white elephant raffle awarded prize to Mrs Lusilia Sarles. A fish fry is planned for the next meeting. In two weeks Mrs H Ur ias will entertain at Tattersall Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Keen Kutter Club
Kathryn Parker
Ball Avenue
Darley Pickett
Jesus
Gladys Crowns
Oberlin
Lusilia Sarles
H. Urias
Tattersall Court
Surprise Birthday for Tom Carr Draws Family and Friends
Eleven children surprised Tom Carr at 127 Bellfield Avenue for his eleventh birthday. Games and prizes highlighted the celebration with Skip Johnson Eugene Kinnect and Bob Carr among the honored guests. Green and white table decorations complemented a large luncheon cake as the centerpiece.
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Tom Carr
Bellfield Avenas
Johnson
Eugene Kinnect
Bob Carr
Local personals and society notes from Medina county region
Multiple brief items: Mrs A F A Bird of Fayette Ohio visiting daughter Alice Bird in Lowestreat. W O McClallay Y M C A secretary at a northeastern Ohio conference. church representatives at Medina As churches meeting in Penfield. Mrs Kemp Reverend Wise man and others listed among Medina church attendees. Catherine Humphrey at Notre Dame visiting parents. birth announced for Emmet Crosby's son. Zelma Arnold recovering at home after Cleveland hospital stay. Helen Hutt and Lake Erie College group at National Convention in Pittsburgh. F S Rust and R H Koethe hosts for Lorain dinner.
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Mra
Af. A. Bird
Fayatte
Ohio
Alice Bird
Lowestreat
W. O. McClallay
Y. M. C. An Wan
Massillon
Second Congregational Church
Medina
John Hecock
Miku Nellie Hecock
Dana Fox
J. E. Kennedy
Glen Broderick
Fred Hensman
M. Upton
George Lamberton
Larl Stewart
H. Myer
Nelle Gregory
John Haldeman
Irene Upton
Misa Catherine Humphrey
Notre Dame College
South Euclid
F. A. Humphrey
Middle Avenue
Emmet Crosby
Chestnut Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Zelma Arnold
J. D. Squires
West River Road
Cleveland Hospital
Helen Hutt
Ninth Street
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie College
The
Physical Education Association
Wey
F. S. Rust
R. H. Koethe
Lorain
Jefferson Junior High Program Promises Night of Entertainment
Jefferson Junior High students prepared a Friday evening program at Gates School auditorium. The Girls Glen Club chorus and Jefferson Orchestra will perform under Miss Viola Hargrave, with dance numbers by PE students directed by Miss Ebba Fosselius. Mabel Werd's ninth grade English class presents the one act comedy His Just Desserts with Geraldine Power and Gerald Rice providing readings and Paul Wainwright on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Junior High School
Sp Min Gates
Girls Glen Club
Jefferson Orchestra
Viola Hargrave
Ebba Fosselius
Misa Mabel Werd
Geraldine Powter
Jefferson School
Gerald Rice
Paul Wainwright
Aid Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Meets for Routine Business
Aid Society of Emmanuel Lutheran church held a meeting in the church parlors yesterday afternoon with routine business addressed. Later refreshments were served by Mrs. David Lindberg and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
David Lindberg
Poetry Awards Luncheon Opens Educational Department Meeting
A luncheon at 12 40 will start the Educational Department gathering at the Woman Club Friday April 26. Officials will judge poetry and award winners in the poetry contest. Mrs George Colburn will recount the Educational fund history from start to present. Harvey Cheney will discuss County Government and key legislature bills.
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Womana Club
Feiday
George Colburn
Harvey Cheney
Canadian descendants by French and English roots noted
A society update lists that one third of Canada’s population descends from French colonists and one half from English ancestry. A rummage sale is announced for the West End Market. The M. E. Circle 7 holds a regular Eagles Lodge meeting on Thursday, April 28, with officer nominations. All members urged to be present per A. R. Graber, secretary.
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Canada
Eagles Lodge
Thurs
Mine
A. R. Graber
Sec'y
Church Meeting Minutes Mention Local Officers
Stenographic notes record a church meeting with Mr. Boa and De Wald reading the previous notes. Mrs. Mary Fox led the business portion while a diarhean served. The next gathering was announced for March at Mrs Albert Erkter’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cierie
Vesterdas
Boa
de Wald
Espeta
Mary Fox
Brriaar
Eersed Dienic
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Spirwen
Circle No. 9
la Berea
Virgil Waite
John Gray
William Smith
Paul Taylor
Sadie
Circle No. S
Methodist Church
Ralph Rosencrans
John Shook
Sir James Barrie
Harley Vibber
Chaminade
McDowell
Lena Kirby
Valse Parisienne
Eva Dettman
Circle No. 4
Frances Henry
Vern Unger
Hostersen
E. Milliren
Henry Townsend
KE. J. Bond
Walter Jones
Oxford Avenue
Methodist Circle No. 2
Tommy Jones
Helen Wright
Jean Crisp
O. E. Brodbeck
Paul Hines
Jones
George Wieseke
J. G. Upp
Fourth Street
First Methodist Coureb
H. L. Cordrey
Courtland Street
Donald Fidler
Circle No. 1
Kellogg
Ome TE
Downstaira
Searahaens Club
VY M.C. AL Peel
Jeanne Foof
Legion Auxiliary
Soot Sus Club
Curtis Browning
West Avenue
Mrs. Gillmore
To Make Poetry
West End
M. E. Circle 7
Broad St
Rytex Feather
Brown Co
Lodi St
Wilton Carpets
W. Bridge Street
Drs. Cavagna & Hoffner
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