Women’s Benefit Association to Host County Convocation
The Women’s Benefit Association met with nine teen members at Mrs. Bertha Olmstead’s home on Furnace street. Plans were made for the county convocation in Wellington on Wednesday May 24 with guests including Miss Frances DePartridge, Mrs. Nellie Heppert, and Mrs. Helen Snyder. A social evening followed with Pedro and dance, Julia Hull winning Pedro and Mrs. Margaret Campbell receiving the banco award and best courtesy award. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Olmstead was aided by Mrs. Nellie Reynolds. May 9 will feature Mrs. Joe Hansman’s entertainment of the Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Benefit Association
Bertha Olmstead
Furnace Street
Wellington
Frances DePartridge
Port Huron
Nellie Heppert
Akron
Helen Snyder
Cleveland
Pedro
Julia Hull
Banco
Margaret Campbell
Campbell
Olmstead
Nellie Reynolds
Joe Hansman
Lodi Street
Evanglist Neighbour Preaches Five Crowns at First Baptist
Last night Charles E. Neighbour preached on The Five Crowns at First Baptist church. He urged Christians to seek spiritualities as rain and chill kept many at home. The main auditorium was two thirds full and Neighbour led the song service with a slide trombone. The Y W Bible Class attended, and it was announced Rev Wangaman and 35 from Lorain would be present tonight. A group from Beulah Beach Alliance compound is expected Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Evangelist Neighbour
Y. W
Wangaman
Lorain
Alliance Compound
Beulah Beach
Circle Three Hosted by Mrs Voglesong at St Pauls
Circle No 3 met in the parlors of St Pauls Church with Mrs Henry Voglesong hosting. Mrs E O Pallas led the business session planning the mother daughter banquet at St Pauls on May 12. Nine members and one visitor attended with refreshments before adjournment to greet next month with Mrs Werwert of Kenyon Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Voglesong
St. Paul's Church
E. O. Pallas
St. Paul’s Church
Werwert
Kenyon Avenue
Odd Fellows Lodge Plans Prison Farm Visit and Spring Activities
Elyria Lodge 103 I O C F met with many brothers present. Vice Grand Harry Patterson presided in Bailes absence. Paul Wainwright spoke on the Chorus disbanding until fall and announced the Thursday April 27 visit to the Grafton Prison Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge No. 103
Frank E. L. Bailes
Greue
Harry Patterson
Paul Wainwright
Odd Fellows Chorus
Bro. Wainwright
Grafton Prizon Farm
Odd Fellows
Frank D. Church
Karl Lehman
Amherst
Col
Fred P. Hummel
Major van Oster
Frank Baker
Olmsted Falls
Rev
Wiseman
Odd Fellowship
Sigma Gamma Sorority Entertained at Miss Champion Home
Miss Ora Champion and Mrs. Earl Fauver hosted Sigma Gamma members at Ninth street home. They planned the May morning breakfast hike for May 7 and the mother-daughter banquet for May 16. Scrolls announced the engagement of Crhe Marsh to Urban Woethe on May 6 1933 as four tables of bridge awarded prizes to Mrs. Gerald Leonard, Doris Carwood, and Alice Griffiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Ora Champion
Earl Fauver
Miss Champion
Ninth Street
Crhe Marsh
Schramm Road
Urban Woethe
Lorain
Gerald Leonard
Doris Carwood
Alice Griffiths
Elyria Chorus Presents Proserum at Cleveland Church
Members of the Choral Department of the Elyria Musical Art Society performed last evening at Brooklyn Memorial Methodist church in Cleveland. Mrs. Charles Edward Mayden directed the chorus and also led church music. The Elyria group will present the program May 9 at the First Congregational church in Elyria, with help from Brooklyn Memorial choir and guests including the Mayfair Ladies quartet and violinist Miss Alfreda Dembsey. Dorothy Schroeder accompanied the quartet, and Mildred Finchey was pianist for the chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Musical Art Society
Brooklyn Memorial Methodist Church
Cleveland
Charles Edward Mayden
Elyria
First Congregational Church
Elyrra
Brooklyn Memorial Choir
Mayfair Ladies Quartet
Alfreda Dembsey
Dorothy Schroeder
Mildred Finchey
Salvation Army Captain Ventured Talk at Child Welfare Meeting
Captain Avery spoke at a Child Welfare and Social Service department meeting yesterday. He sang with guitar accompaniment and 124 quarts of milk were distributed in the past month. A rummage sale is planned for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Avery
Salvation Army
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
Ida Wingard
Patterson
State Health Association
Business and Professional Women's Club
Department
Girl Scouts Troop 2 Meeting Highlights Storytelling
Troop 2 met yesterday with an opening inspection and one perfect patrol. Assistant lieutenant Ruth Baron shared a Gold Rush tale about two families. Each patrol dramatized an ending and planned code-writing for the next meeting postponed to next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesterday
Ruth Baron
Tuesda
Mars Ard Viartha Class Meeting at St Tauls Church
The quarterly Mars ard Viartha class meeting at St Tauls Church was held in the church parlors last evening with Mrs Loinsestries presiding. Devotions led by Mrs Mary Kunitz followed, a social hour and luncheon concluded the event, with two guests attending. The next gathering is scheduled for July twenty fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Tauls Church
Loinsestries
Mary
Hospital Notes Adaussions' Robert Stephen
Adaussions reports discharge and patient details for Robert Stephen in Ada County hospital records. Discharge note references 315 FO River and Mrs Cofton Rolfe at 1 2 Lake Ave with unspecified dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaussions
Robert Stephen
Cofton Rolfe Stup
Lake Ave
Local Church and Club Gatherings Noted Tonight
Reading from the fragment, multiple community meetings occur tonight at St. Pa church and nearby venues. Activities include a Presbyterian prayer meeting, mixed bridge at a different location, social supper at 2 30, and a charity or civic program involving Brights of Prthias and families in an American raven program context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunce
Adult Bible C.ass
St. Pa
Parsche
Third Street
Evenin
Unusu Presbytéran Pravel
Rome
E.W. Wornid
Grant Street
Roun
Columbu
Vitezvea
Searamm Road
Cosmor
Chevalier Lease Brights
Prthias
American Raven
V.orf
W. Pes
Aswuary
Eclib “Vom
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Deliberates on Essays and Education
In absence of the president Mrs. A. M. Bower presided over the W C T U meeting held Tuesday afternoon at the potters club. Mrs. George Haines led prayers for Mrs. Nellie of Hol who is ill. Frank Hoover spoke on temperance education and the value of school essays. The executive board will plan fund raising for awards, with May conversion events and a district tour by George C. Southwell of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Bower
Christian Temperance Unio
The
Potters c
George Haines
Nellie of
Hol
Ot Washington
Otto Greene
L. Foeninger
W. C. Lockard
Tme
3. H. Strickler
George C. Southwell
Cleveland
Suni Club Hosts Tureen Supper and Bridge Evening
Members of the Suni Club met for a tureen supper at the W C A with Wurl Frese and hostesses Mrs Arehe West Mabel Wade and Dehn. A short business meeting followed and plans were made to meet May 23 at Vermilion-on-the-Late for 2 mitre Bridge with proceeds to Mrs Sartor. notes list Mrs Alice McCrackwood and Miss Margaret Viccloiax present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suni Club
Wurl Frese
Alabel Dehn
Mabel Wade
Arehe West
Vermilon-on-the
Mitre Bridge
J. Sartor
Alice McCrackwood
Marcaret
Girl Scouts Resume Classes After Evening Patrol Meetings
The Girl Scouts of Ticop resumed sessions yesterday at 1 o'clock, continuing classes started last week. Meetings covered semaphore, Morse code, and knot tying with games and singing after taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Ticop
Fragmentary Report From Local Incident
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a person named D B Chase and a location at 210 Chest Nut Street. The text references a serious injury or incident occurring at home, with uncertain details and unreadable terms.
Prriian Sisters Hold Last Pre inspection Meeting
Members and officers are requested to attend tomorrow evening’s meeting as the last session before the inspection. The notice calls for participation of all degree teary members and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prriian Sisters
Elyria P T A Reports Busy Month At Meeting
The Elyria P T A heard reports on May 27 from the Summer Roundup chairmen, the Red Cross clothing drive, milk distribution, student aid and library services. Committees nominated new officers while plans were made for the June meeting and upcoming examinations May 22 and 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council of Parent
Elyria
J. L. Mathis
Elyria Memorial Hospitals
Parent Teacher Council
Owen Bannon
J.C. Welsh
W. O A. Dehm
Waren Piatner
R. D. Oldfield
Board of Education
C. D. Reding
Thor
Oscar Perry
Richard Fitchmer Wall
Ned Cross
Red Cross
Carl W. Martin
C. B Lemon
M. F. Fey
R. C. Maston
Ohio
Scott Lingenfelter
Charles Fox
Frank Spencer
Columbus
Rowena Circle Holds Meeting at Stop 19 Lake Avenue
Fifteen members and one visitor attended. The winners of the games were NITES: Sarah Massey, Mrs. Helen Smith, Mrs. Myra Gaines and Mrs. Martha Wirth. Refreshments followed. Next meeting in two weeks at Miss Delores Resar’s Cast River street home for a work session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena Circle
Maude Saladin
Lake Avenue
Sarah Massey
Helen Smith
Myra Gaines
Martha Wirth
Delores Resar
Cast River Street
Fellowship Club Meeting at Grace Lutheran Church
Twenty six members of the Fellowship Club met at the home of William Schmittgen on Cleveland road with Mr and Mrs Arthur L Ehlke and Mr and Mrs Herman Eady entertaining. Rev Schumm gave a brief talk then games followed by refreshments. The group planned to meet at the church on May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Club
Grace Lutheran Church
William Schmittgen
Cleveland Road
Arthur L. Ehlke
Herman Eady
Schumm
Student Department Presents Pleasing Musical Recital
The Elyria Musical Society Student Department held a recital at the First Congregational Church Sunday evening. Parents and friends filled the pews as students performed pieces from Dixie to Mendelssohn, with solos, duets, string quartets, and piano works under the direction of Elizabeth Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaform
Elyria Mustal Art Society
Revea
Toom
Dixie
Thompson
Dolly Ma
Rea
Jane
Stevens
Over the Waves
Schneer
Mary Joe Fritzeche
Jocelyn
Godard
Yannie Beller
Jean Little
la Zingara
Bohn
Edmund Wright
Rogers
Barbara Rogers
Mendelssorm
Naomi Davis
Serenata Moszkowski
March
Hollander
Jane Gleasor
Jeanetta Bans
Roberta Stetzel
Geraldine Frantz
Rondo Capriccioso Mendelssohn
Maurice Weisbrod
Lark
Balakerew
Nancy McCafferey
Saluta Pesth
Hirowalski
String
Minvette
Harder
Andante
Dittersdorf
Fannie Beller
Clary Batdorf
Irene Holits
Dorothy Keifer
Elizabeth Taylor
Ear
Brother Elks Honor E F Whitney at Dinner
Elks Lodge honors E F Whitney for twenty one years membership with a complimentary dinner at Elks Restaurant. About one hundred Elks attended the six o'clock event chaired by Past Exalted Ruler L Biggs. A lodge session followed the dinner with J Helfre serving as Master of Ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E F. Whitney
Elke Lodge
Elks
Brother Elks
L. Biggs
Seventeen Tables In Progression At Pow Wow Card Party
Seventeen tables were in play at the Pow Wow Club card party last evening. Guests enjoyed festive pink and green crepe streamers and softly shaded lighting. During the games, three prizes were awarded to winners, with coffee and cakes served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. C. A
Lorain Fireman Parade and Muster Day Speaker
Unclear fragments mention Lorain and Toledo events, a 44 year old fireman Gus Pobre, veterans muster day, and a Cuban speaker Cesar Barranco. Details are garbled but imply a civic ceremony with a notable address in Toledo and related fire department notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Pobre
Lorain
Wit
Rea Dall
Rex Meptre
J H. Pops
Southam
Ebay
Local social notes report many visits and travel
Mrs Florence Brown Miss Minnie Gard Miss Eva Robinson and the Misses Dorothy and Ruth Barton and Mrs C E Barton attended inspection of Steel City Temple Pythian Sisters in Lorein Walter Kohn George Livingstone Charles Sotherdon and J B Thomas will attend the 71st District Rotary conference in Toledo Thursday and Friday. Mrs Bess McDonald spent the winter in Cleveland and has returned to Carnell avenue Miss Havel Gerrick and 9 View 4Upha Mann returned to Springfield Ohio. Mrs MaeRoberta of Glendale California arrives Saturday to stay with M and Mrs Wilson Blaine at Grant street. In Lakewood funeral services for the late Coaries Leslie Bickford were attended by many Elvirians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Brown
Minnie Gard
Eva Robinson
Dorothy
Ruth Barton
C. E. Barton
Steel City Temple Pythian
Lorein
Walter Kohn
George Livingstone
Charles Sotherdon
J B. Thomas
Toledo
Bess McDonald
Cleveland
Carnell Avenue
Havel Gerrick
View
Lakewood
U. ID Nicholas
J. G Whern
C D. Tull
Anna Sands
Girls Plan Clothing Clubs in County Extension Work
Reports to Miss Alice Bird show 41 or 42 girls to join 14 clothing clubs in the county this year up from 39 last year while food clubs dwindle to four. Leaders will meet Friday in Elsra to learn club books changes and clothing materials, patterns, and designs. food club leaders’ meeting is canceled due to low numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta
Alice Bird
Vane
Elsra
Lissia Savings & Trust Company
Miss Bird
Salvation Army Seeks Clothing and Shoes for Society
Salvation Army issued an appeal for used clothing and shoes. Captain Avery said about 700 garments are distributed each month. New items arrive from the Red Cross as fast as they are made up, but there remains a strong need for used clothing. A call will prompt a pickup for available garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Avery
Red Cross
Murray's Revue at Ely School Sponsored by Local Talent
A festival of eight acts called Murray's Revue will be staged at Ely school on Thursday evening. Roscoe Kauffman the local magician is featured on the bill and will also present a free show for all children at Elschoo at 3 15 pm Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Ely
Roscoe Kauffman
Hampshire and Isle of Wight show gender and death stats
The report notes 41 020 more women than men in Hampshire England and the Isle of Wight. It also records 45 000 rheumatism deaths in England in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
England
Isle of Wight
Lunch at Church of Christ Sets 29 Cent Special
A Thursday lunch event at the Church of Christ offers a 29 cent meal from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The notice highlights an affordable community gathering with a brief serving window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Marian Martin Pattern Offers Youth Frock and Pattern Book
Advertisement shows a Marian Martin pattern for a young girl dress with a conning collar, flared sleeves, napppy pleats, and included bloomers. It promotes fabric choices, yardage, and a sewing diagram with cutting and sewing instructions, priced pattern and pattern book combined at twenty-five cents, orders directed to Chronco Telegram Pattern Departine in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleir
Tra Marian Martin
Chronco
New York
Berlin Auto Show Drives Speedier German Production
Berlin’s automobile show highlights faster German car production with new models and efficiency gains. Automakers showcase increased output and modern manufacturing innovations aimed at accelerating export pipelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
England Counts 3.59 Million Dogs in New Census
The latest census reports England hosts 3,590,090 dogs. Officials say the figure reflects household pet ownership and regional distribution, with higher dog populations in urban and suburban areas and implications for services and policy planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Strawberry Short Cake Supper at Fields Church
A Strawberry Short Cake Supper is announced for Thursday at Fields Church. Admission details list 6:90 as price and note an optional dessert option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields Church
Oregon’s 1919 Gasoline Tax Pioneers State Revenue
In 1919 Oregon led the way with a gasoline tax, establishing a new revenue stream for road funding. The move reflected early state efforts to compute fuel levies as a public finance tool and influenced nearby jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Fime
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the Five Crowns
Evangelist
Sigma Gammas
Girl Scouts
Wlarterll
Martha
Tnreen
SIRI
Chase
Hart A. Dickason
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Schwabs
Monsier
Seventy Third Street
Riverside Drive
Charles M. Schwab
Schwab
Mrs. Schwab
Elyria P. T. A
Rowena
Siudent Department
E. F. Whitney
Martiage Tic
FNSE
Marcelling
Allen Bernard
Jake” Shafer
Marian Mastin Patten
Carpenter’s
Myrtelle's
Myrtelle
Dreamland
Marcels
Gertrude Beauty Shop
Middle Avenue
Loomis Book Store
Cook
West Ave
Foster
Broad Street
Kroger
Birkline’s
Birkline's Hair Shoppe
Second St. Opp
Rialto
Bazley Market
Hamburg
Bazley’s
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