Lorain County Women Divide Meetings State Parties
The Lorain county Republican women held a 2:30 tea at Elyria Woman's Club with fifty in attendance, electing Mrs Goldie Perry as chairman. Democratic women met in Lorain for a card party at the O P A rooms, with Mrs Ann Lichner and Mrs Weber coordinating arrangements and prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria
Woman's Club
J. W. Smith
Elyria Club
Stella Baker
Lorain
Goldie Perry
Katherine Massey
C. B. Lemon
R. F. Goecke
W. EB. Mason
Miss Eleanor Higgins Appointed Reporter at Bond Street Party
Miss Higgins hosted Triple Three Club at her Bond Street residence last evening amid club business. Ejisen Ryan resigned as reporter, Miss Margaret Smith was appointed. Prizes awarded to Miss Helene Naughton and Miss Rose Marie Kaiser. refreshments served. meeting adjourned for two weeks with Miss Joan Gray set to entertain. Rummage sale at West End Market announced by M E Circle 7. Special Sweet Peas 25c big bunch Saturday only from Hecock Floral Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Higgins
Triple Three Club
Bond Street
Buss
Ejisen Ryan
Margaret Smith
Helene Naughton
Rose Marie Kaiser
Joan Gray
Hecock Floral Co
Broad Street
Plans For Security Discussed At Meeting
Miss Edith Metcalf and Harvey Cheney led a Elyria club session on local planning for security. The gathering covered relief legislation risks, NRA roles, and measures to curb insecurity while maintaining independence.
Community Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs and Meetings
Members of Maretall Chapter No 7 Roosa M plan attendance at Oberlin Chapter for their annual inspection. Church groups meet. Jefferson Junior High hosts Gates School Auditorium entertainment. Children's Theatre debuts The Lollypop at Ely Auditorium. Women’s club fine arts musicale at Mrs Frank Hill’s. Northwest Encampment 188 observes 116th Odd Fellowship anniversary. Public invited at Tra, Kappa Beta Kappa party. Round Table hosts at Columbus Street. Pilgrim Association hosts silver tea at Mrs Arthur Scrivens. Epsilon Sigma Alpha meets. Fortnightly hears review of Old Time Gardens by Mrs Charles Johnson. Intermission prompts remarks. daffodils brighten Spring. Luncheon planned at Mrs Everett Johnson’s on May 1. Sus Club hosts guests. bridge prizes awarded to Mrs Bauer and Mrs Ault. hostess serve refreshments. next meeting at Mrs LeRoy Smith’s on May 23.
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Maretall
Ro Oas
Dorens
Church of Christ
E. Schoenherr
Middle Avenue
Fidelis
Second Congregational Church
Glen Hraderick
Jefferson Jr. High
Gates School
Children’s Theatre Group
Ely Auditorium
Fine Arts Department
Woman’s Club
Frank Hill
Northwest
Odd Fellowship
Tra
Kappa Beta Kappa
St. Andrews
Round Table Club
James Thomas
Columbus Street
Pilgrim Woman's Association
Arthur Scrivens
Epsilon Sigpa Alpha
Alice Marie Earre
Charles Johnson
A.L. Patrick
Columbus
Georss Stevens
Jules Romain
Charles Price
Ralph Murbach
Everett Johnson
Zhonta Class Meets at Dellefield Home on Edison Highway
Zhonta class of Second Congregational church met last evening at the Dellefield home on Edison Highway. Miss Phyllis Jaycox presided. Two articles reviewed by Miss Jaycox and Mrs. Wilma Jenne. Easter egg hunt and white elephant sale provided entertainment. Refreshments served to 29, including three guests: Miss Ruth Powers, Mrs. Margaret Eshke, and Miss Eunice Simon of Lorain. Next session set for May sixteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasses Ruth Haag
Ida Dellefield
Second Congregational Church
Dellefield
Edison Highway
Phyllis Jaycox
Jaycox
Wilma Jenne
Ruth Powers
Margaret Eshke
Eunice Simon
Lorain
Hamilton Par ani Teacher Association party at Elyria Woman's Club
Thirty two tables of card play were in use as the Hamilton Par ani Teacher Association hosted a party at the Elyria Woman's Club last evening. Prizes were awarded to Miss Lizzie Haba and E. L. Moody for high scores and specials. A refreshment course followed, prepared by a committee led by Mrs. E. Cheetham. Separately, Rethel Shrine No. 24 held a business meeting with Florence Smith elected as Worthy High Priestess. Plans were made for the Shrine convention at the Euclid Avenue Temple in Cleveland. Additional notes mention an event at Mt. Hated Mernets and a Glee Club concert at First Baptist church.
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Hamilton Parani Teacher Association
Elyria Woman's Club
Lizzie Haba
E. L. Moody
E. Cheetham
Edwin Haywood
Alice McCracker
Harry Anderson
J. Chamberlain
Rethel Shrine No
F. Hale
Florence Smith
Fuclid Avenue
Cleveland
Neat
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Mild Winter Run
Mr and Mrs George Ferguson returned home after months in St Petersburg and a Birmingham stopover. Roberta Pase Nixon of Pruntytown WV visits her parents. Jasper Page and family host in Harland. Amherst crowd enjoyed In the Good Old Summertime with group singing. Card party series by American Legion Auxiliary ends with Mrs R E Luschen and Frank Gordon as grand prizes. high scores noted for other players.
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George Ferguson
St. Petersburg
Florida
Second Street
Birmingham
Alabama
Paul Nixon
Roberta Pase
Pruntytown
West Virginia
Jasper Page
Moundstreet
Harland Brown
Walter Smith
Alan van Wormer
Robert Burns
Genes St. Marie
Amherst
Charles Savage
Ritr
Bradenton
Fla
A. M. Thome
Roard Avenue
Oberlin Art Museum
J. H. Snyder
South Orange
New Jersey
A. J. Patrickson
Columbus Air
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Bunco
R. E. Luschen
Frank Gordon
Jack Elton
M. Merritt
Harter
Koehn
Fat Com Club Holds Fortunes Told Meeting
The Fortunes Told Fat Com Club gathered at the Findley Scout cabin on Abbe Road for a business meeting and social hour. Refreshments were served by Dana Fox, Miss DeEtte Wilson and Kenneth Crooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fat Com Club
Findley
Abbe Road
Dana Fox
DeEtte Wilson
Kenneth Crooks
Turkey Winter Sunday at The Pettibone
Turkey Winter Sunday advertised at 60e The Pettibone located at 217 Third St with phone number 9324 for event details and reservations.
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Turkey
the Pettibone
Third St
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
Admissions include Percy Warren of Fifteenth Street Martha Hor an of 218 Fourteenth Street Mrs Archie Haynes Elyria Lewis Hummerich of 08 Winckles Street Olive Mae Smith of Grafton. Discharges list Mrs Robert Ei bert with a baby girl 122 Kenwood Street Minnie Lathwell 146 School Street Mrs Dwight Smith with a baby boy Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Warren
Fifteenth Street
Martha Horan
Fourteenth Street
Archie Haynes
Elyria
Lewis Hummerich
Winckles Street
Olive Mae Smith
Grafton
Robert Eibert
Kenwood Street
Minnie Lathwell
School Street
Dwight Smith
Eee
Girl Reserves hike second in series plans tomorrow
The second hike in a Girl Reserves series will be tomorrow morning. The group meets at 9 30 at the Y W C A and walks five miles to Spring Valley under Miss Evelyn Brillhart’s supervision. The series includes ten hikes ending with a supper hike. all eligible girls may join to earn a hiking emblem.
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Spring Valley
Evelyn Brillhart
Junior Senior Banquet Proceeds Despite Illness at Brookside School
Sheffield notes report an influenza like illness disrupting Brookside School with many high school pupils absent. The Junior Senior banquet, slated for Saturday April seventh, may proceed if additional cases cease. Guests include Miss Julabelle Pool and families from Lake Breeze Road and East Cleveland. Mary Sechkar returns to River Road school after a month of scarlet fever illness.
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Brookside School
Julabelle Pool
Lake Breeze Road
Neva Carrick
Raymond Dunfee
Paul Benedict
East Cleveland
Hilda Trieter
North Canton
Ohio
Benedict
Mary Sechkar
River Road
Death of Clara Bell Lane in Sheffield Village
Clara Bell Lane 61 died Monday morning at her home in Sheffield Village. She was a member of the First Evangelical Church in Amherst. Survived by brother John Chamberlin Akron and stepfather R Rickenson. Her mother sister and brother-in-law were killed in 1928 streetcar accident. An automobile owned by Marshal Roy Cites was damaged when struck by Joseph Wenzel of Detroit on Lake Road earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bell Lane
Atvny
Sheffield Village
First Evangelical Church
Amherst
John Chamberlin
Akron
R. A. Rickenson
Rilkerson
Alpha Pycraft
Marshal Roy Cites
Joseph Wenzel
Detroit
Lake Road
Clutes
Bake and Plant Sale at Martag Saturday Morning
Community bake and plant sale set for Saturday morning at Martag. Located at 228 Middle Cave Circle, No. 2M, E. Church. Proceeds support church activities and neighborhood projects.
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Martag
Middle Cave
Bus crash injures none as Brookside buses reassigned
An AVHool bus turned down Root road causing damage to two Brookside school buses. no injuries were reported though both cars were badly wrecked. Buses driven by Earle Johnson and Marold rteh carried the other pupils. Also noted is the Genpera club of 1818 Beaton Musa, a women’s club for unmarried members, and a Rummage Bake Sale set for Saturday Apr 27 at 605 W Broad St. St. John’s Ladies’ Aid.
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Cara
Brookside School
Copalen
Basans
Earle Johnson
Marold
Oatra
Firat
Genpera
Beaton
Musa
W. Broad
St. Johin’s Ladies’ Aid
Acnop the Fabullat’s Rise From Athens to Croesus Court
Acnop, famed fabullat, began poslaive at Athens and earned his freedom through wit. He later attached himself to Croesus’s court in Lydia, shaping a notable career at ancient royalty.
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Acnop
Fabullat
Poslaive
Athens
Croesus
Lydia
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Dorothy Jenkins
Fourth Street
Lake
Dorothy Johnson
East Avenue
West End
M. E. Circle 7
Allen Bernard
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Postoffice
THE
John Lersch CO. Inc
Edith Metcalf
American Red Cross
Harvey Cheney
Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club
Dorothy Sandrock
Chambers
van Alstyne
Jeanne Little
Vivian Hackett
Health and Recreation Committee
Mabel Wade
Sigrid Amidon
Dorotha Smith
Myra Hoffman
Mrs
Ralph Wood
West Avenue
Culture Club
Henry Tulk
Harry McCullough
Ralph Williams
E. J. Crisp
A. C. Corfman
A. E. Kemp
Division E
W. C. Lockard
Clarence Beazell
Woodman
Terry
Claude Blanchard
Carl Carmer
South
C. B. Simkins
R. W. Stargell
Cornell Avenue
Joint Circle Meeting
Circles Land 4
St. Paul's ‘Church
H. Welton
Circle 1
H. Anderson
Circle 4
Karl Klein
John Jehle
Mre
Maynard
Oberlin Road
Marian Baker
Lakeaupnve
Marsares Stein
Rene
GT Stouts
Congregational Church
Court of Honor
Calenda
Sus Club
Wade Reynolds
Curtis Browning
F. G. Bauer
Henry Ault
H. H. Hackney
LeRoy Smith
Clark Street
Zhonta
Shafer
Elyria Hotel
Hazel Fachathom
Jake Shafer
Sensidty
Hastaves
Ruth's Wave Shop
Woodland Phone
England
British Empire
King George of
King George
Queen Mary
George Mate
Heater Helper
Eleanor Arzytgzula
Philip A. Jacopin
Forain Machinist
Jeanne J. Gambish
Alex Morgan
LaGrance
Farmer
Verga Sigsbey
J. G. Schrock
Woodworth
T. J. Dimick
Dewey Avenue
Wadsworth
Mildred Page
SAEGN
East Ave
Edith Mae
Wss
Sheffield
Jessie Garfield
Northidge
Harry Burrel
Christine Poor Apent
Kathryn Root
Corneila Minard
Hl. Co. Chambers
Arthur Whiten and Sone
Edna
Sarah Reeve
Plot
Gladys Parmely West
Up Botamers Phon
Muir
Dia
W. Broad St
Lincoln Park
Fairmount
Oxford
Ostrov’s
AAA
Maurice
Maurice Deluxe
Permant
Croquignole
Lersch’s
Aratuasspibeial
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