Middle Step Club hears Oberlin Peace Society talks
Middle Step Club of the YWCA heard two Oberlin College Peace Society members Milton Bassett of Bridgeport CT and Don Brickner of St Louis MO speak on Fascism and Peace and on Labor and War. They urged League of Nations support and citizen letters to representatives. The May 4 meeting will include officer elections and a Cleveland trip is planned with a Juncture YWCA club visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Step
Oberlin College
Milton Bassett
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Don Brickner
St. Louis
Missouri
Bassett
League of Nations
Brickner
Cleveland
Y. W
Donna Chapman
Middle Step Club
June Ninth Set For Nina Recupero and James Dulio Wedding
The Lorain couple Nina Recupero and James Dulio plan to wed on June 9 at St. Peter's Church Lorain. The engagement announced at a 15 guest luncheon hosted by Nina's mother Mrs. Mary Vannitti included decorative yellow rose capsules revealing the date. Dulio an orchestra leader and the bride to be works at Snyder Paper Store in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Recupero
Lorain
James Dulio
Mary Vannitti
West Fifteenth Street
St. Peter’s Church
Sadie Cicci
Molly DiNicola
Tillie Triblana
Dulio
Anthony Dulio
Snyder Paper
Bingo and bake sale plans from Captain P. D. Reefy Circle
Last evening members of Captain P. D. Reefy Circle, Ladies of the G A R, scheduled several April and May events. A bingo party at Mrs. James Howlett on Cascade street with Mrs. Rose Dale assisting is set for April 29. May 4 features another bingo at Margaret McKinley’s 251 Sixth street with Mary Fiood assisting. A bake sale is planned for May Tth with venue to be announced. May 9 will see Hattie Smith receive a life membership card at the next meeting, followed by bingo. A rally and tureen supper plus class initiation are planned for May 28, with guests Sadie Mae Williams, Carrie Jackson, and Florence Deighton attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Reefy
James Howlett
Cascade Street
Rose Dale
Margaret McKinley
Sixth Street
Mary Fiood
Hattie Smith
Sadie Mae Williams
National Council of Administration
Carrie Jackson
Department
Florence Deighton
Department C
A. All of Cleveland
Club Honors Lat-A-Lot Members At Beverly Court
Miss Mary Ahlgrim hosted Lat-A-Lot club members at her Beverly Court home last evening with Michigan as the diversion. Helen Smith and Wanda Munz won first and second prizes. Magdaline Wottring received consolation and Damyrious Fazey the special prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ahlgrim
Beverly Court
Michigan
Helen Smith
Wanda Munz
Magdaline Wottring
Damyrious Fazey
Emma Emoedy
Anita Meinke
Marie Beam
Magdaline Wettring
Mary Anhlgrim
Amyrious Fazey
Cleveland Street
Eastern Heights Circle Convenes on Immunization Talk
Mrs A N Smith and Mrs Charles Snoble hosted the April meeting of the Eastern Heights Circle of Child Conservation League where Miss Ruth Paddock Lorain County Health nurse presented on immunization to seventeen young women. Refreshments followed and plans for May sixth with Mrs Carl Wooden and Mrs Carl Niemeyer were announced alongside May ninth officer elections. Bowled under Rain bow for Girls group activity continues with Betty Danner named general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Smith
Stanford Avenue
Charles J. Snoble
Eastern Heights Circle of Child Conservation League
Ruth Paddock
Oberlin
Lorain County
Elyria Assembly
Rainbow
Betty Danner
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admission notes include George Wright 500 Third Street James Hitchcock Grafton Ruth Palmer Oberlin Richard Bucey Medina Arthur Damm 246 Denison Avenue Discharge records list Mrs Roy Leslie and a baby boy 352 Oberlin Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wright
Third Street
James Hitchcock
Grafton
Ruth Palmer
Oberlin
Richard Bucey
Medina
Arthur Damm
Denison Avenue
Roy Leslie
Oberlin Road
Hospitalization Plan Details for Mrs Barclay
An advertisement outlines a hospitalization policy paying 65 dollars daily for 28 days of care including accident sickness and maternity 7 days with 16 dollars for operating or delivery room 10 dollars for anesthetic and 5 dollars for X ray The plan costs 75 cents monthly for Mrs E C Barclay Isa Gram and phone 39 034
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coats
E.C. Barclay
ISA
Gram
Honor Couple Set for Lorain Wedding Saturday
Mrs. Michael Zvosewiz hosts pre nuptial party for son George Zvosewiz and bride to be Miss Ethel Thomasheska at Starkey road home. The ceremony occurs at 9 AM in St. Vitus Church at 32nd and Pearl Lorain with gifts and red white décor. The groom is employed at American Shipbuilding Co and the bride elect works at Elyria Brass and Bronze Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Zvosewiz
George
Ethel Thomasheska
St. Vitus
Lorain
Starkey Road
32Nd and
Pearl Streets
Bingo
Thomasheska
Suni Club Dines at Blaine's Tea Room with Bridge Night
Fourteen Suni Club members dined at Blaine's Tea Room on Second Street. Dinner started at 6 30 PM and one table seated the guests. They moved to Miss Hannah Garford's Columbus Street home to play bridge where Marl Frye and Hannorah May won high scores and Veda Goldsmith earned consolation. Apple blossom decorations and candy augmented the atmosphere as plans were made for a late May lake picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suni Club
Blaine
Second Street
Hannah Garford
Columbus Street
Marl Frye
Hannorah May
Veda Goldsmith
Garford
Birthday Party Delights Mrs Knapp with Neighborhood Gifts
Mrs Carl Knapp of 243 Spruce street was surprised on her birthday Saturday evening by neighborhood youths who presented a handkerchief. Entertainment included games and dessert with cake and ice cream for Edith Martin Warren Robertson Dorothy Scheible Junior Martin Ellsworth Adams Charles Albrecht Melvin Beitzen Lois Hughes Mr and Mrs Carl Scheibel and Betty Mae Scheibel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Knapp
Spruce Street
Edith Martin
Warren Robertson
Dorothy Scheible
Junior Martin
Ellsworth Adams
Charles Albrecht
Melvin Beitzen
Lois Hughes
Carl Scheibel
Betty Mae Scheibel
Alpha Omega Sorority Meets at Humphrey Home
The Alpha Omega sorority gathered at Miss Mary Humphrey's home with Miss Dorothy Hicks as guest. Prizes went to Miss Marguerite Kufner and Miss Vivian Martin, with Miss Dorothy Bezwell winning the consolation prize. A luncheon followed on small tables. The club plans to meet in two weeks at Miss Vivian Martin's Fourth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Omega Sorority
Dorothy Hicks
Mary Humphrey
Mariuerite Kufner
Miss Vivian Martin
Dorothy Bezwell
Vivian Martin
Fourth Street
King Solomon Lodge Holds Regular Session and Masonry Talk
King Solomon Lodge met in regular session with work in the Entered Apprentice Degree. Past Master Earl Fauver spoke on the Pyramid of Giza as pictured on the dollar bill, tracing symbols and related Masonry facts. Next meeting is May 9 and a fish fry is planned for May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon Lodge
Earl Fauver
Pyramid of
Giza
Egypt
Club Bing a Husband at St. John's Lutheran Church
The Ladies Aid Society presents a three act comedy titled Club bing a Husband at St. John's Lutheran School auditorium on Third street with performances Thursday and Friday evenings this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of
St. John’s Lutheran Church
St. John’s Lutheran School
Third Street
Miss Nancy Silsbee to Present Piano Recital May Fourth
Miss Nancy Silsbee daughter of Mr and Mrs R S Silsbee of Hamilton avenue will give a piano recital at the First Congregational church Wednesday evening May 4 at eight oclock She studied at Oberlin Conservatory with Mrs Don Morrison and Mr Weimer of Germany and hopes to continue this summer The Elyria Musical Art Society and Elyria Woman s Club sponsor tickets at Crandall s Central Book Store or the Airyle Shop
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Silsbee
R. S. Silsbee
Hamilton Avenue
Elyria High School
First Congregational Church
Silsbee
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Don Morrison
Weimeyer
Germany
Oberlin
Elyria Musical Art Society
Elyria Woman's Club
Crandall's
Central Book Store
Airyle Shop
Birthday Surprise for Byron C. Miller at Eighth Decade
Byron C. Miller of North Ridgeville celebrated his eightieth birthday Sunday with friends and relatives from Lorain Elyria North Eaton Cleveland and Lima. A tureen dinner and a cake with eighty candles were central to the party as games music and gifts followed. The event mirrored a community gathering with renewed ties and well wishes for the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron C. Miller
North Ridgeville
Lorain
Elyria
North Eaton
Cleveland
Lima
Sunny Side Up Club Furnishes Banco Diversion at Hinderer Home
Mrs. Alice Hinderer of Longford avenue hosted the Sunny Side Up Club Monday evening with three banco tables. Mrs. Anna Wendorff and the hostess shared the two high scores, Mrs. Ralph Carr was consoled, and Mrs. Marian Bodine won the contest prize. Luncheon followed as the club adjourned to meet again with Mrs. Wendorff on Columbus street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banco
Alice Hinderer
Longford Avenue
Sunny Side Up Club
Anna Wendorff
Ralph Carr
Marian Bodine
Wendorff
Columbus Street
Inter Nos Club Elects Officers at Marseilles Avenue Gathering
Mrs Reginald Fawkes hosted the Inter Nos club on Mar seilles avenue with Ruth Pickett as president and Kenneth Beal as secretary. Prizes went to Mrs Olmsted Koehn and Marsh. Refreshments were served. next meeting set for May 23 with Mrs Beal assisted by Mrs Olmsted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Nos Club
Ruth Pickett
Kenneth Beal
Reginald Fawkes
Marseilles Avenue
Harold Olmsted
Richard Koehn
Lee Marsh
Fawkes
Beal
Bath Street
Olmsted
Roosevelt Girl Reserves Meet at Y W C A Gym
G R s Have Speaker Roosevelt Girl Reserves met with advisor Mrs Manzo at the Y W C A gym yesterday at four. Miss Hazel West principal Memorial Hospital School of Nursing addressed the group. Irene Ujlaki presided. Betty Jane Jackson led the devotional. Refreshments by Mrs Manzo and Elsie Fazeka. next meeting scheduled for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Manzo
Y. W. C. A. Gymn
Hazel West
Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Irene Ujlaki
Betty Jane Jackson
Elsie Fazeka
Plan Bicycle Hike Featured At Tri Sigma Meeting
Mrs. Gertrude Foss hosted Tri Sigma at her Ninth street home. Prizes went to Miss Mary Cathryn Brand and Miss Mary Riehm. A business session outlined entertaining mothers in May and arranging a bicycle hike before the May 5 gathering at Josephine Kubiak’s East Broad street home. Refreshments and floral décor enhanced the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Foss
Tri Sigma
Ninth Street
Mary Cathryn Brand
Mary Riehm
Josephine Kubiak
East Broad Street
Licenses Granted to Lorain Area Residents
A list shows licenses issued to couples and individuals in Lorain Elyria Avon and surrounding towns including Alex Porter 42 and Eva Williams 44 both of Lorain Neal Koster 34 and Hazel Lister 36 from Cleveland and Avon Lake Ronald Pontius 26 Grafton and Katherine Bright 20 Elyria Ray Bonneront 24 Lorain and Katherine Westall 23 Lorain Kenneth Barber 33 Elyria and Hazel Noble 32 Elyria Norbert Baldauf 30 Avon and Genevieve Wilhelm 19 Avon township Charles Everhart 31 Cleveland and Madeline Petrosky 28 Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex V. Porter
Lorain
Eva Williams
Neal Koster
Cleveland
Hazel Lister
Avon Lake
Ronald Pontius
Grafton
Katherine Bright
Seventh Street
Elyria
Raymond Bonneront
Katherine Westall
Kenneth R. Barber
Hazel Irene Noble
Fourth Street
Norbert Baldauf
Avon
Farmer
Genevieve Wilhelm
Avon Township
Charles F. Everhart
Madeline A. Petrosky
Social notes share visits and travels around Elyria
Mrs J N Powers and Mrs Donald Duke of Jackson Miss visited Neely Powers of the Graystone Hotel. Several families and individuals travel between Bellefontaine Toledo Cleveland Philadelphia Syracuse Amherst and Elyria. A local Congregational delegation attends church events in Amherst. A large group attends a piano recital in Oberlin. A birth in Chicago Illinois is announced. A swimming party for the Jefferson School Friendship Club is scheduled at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Powers
Donald Duke
Jackson
Mississippi
Neely Powers
Graystone Hotel
Friendship Club of
Jefferson School
Calendar notices from various civic and social groups
The afternoon and evening schedule lists meetings for Second Congregational Division L with Mrs. Dora Swesey, Tattersall court at 7 30, Susanna Wesley Class with Mrs Frances Bradley, Sigma Gamma, Grace Fellowship Club at 8 p m, Knights Templar special conclave and Knight of Malta Degree, Eagles Auxiliary meeting and party, G G G with Babe Bennett at 127 Madison avenue, Rip N Stick Club with Ruth MacDowell at H 4th street, Orne Sempre with Mrs W McMullan East River street, Legion Auxiliary to hear Miss Doris Todd, Daughters of Union Veterans at Y M C A, Eta Theta Sorority with Marianne Holmes Eighth street, Lambda Chi with Mrs Jack Wagner Lodi street, Sigloe with Betty Mac Dowell Fourth street, Iota Nu with Jeannette Sibey 10th street, I O O F Lodge fish supper at 6, Tri Fi Club, Elks Lodge, Junior Order United American Mechanics, Elyria A A 7 W Chapter dinner at Mrs Krieg West avenue at 6 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational
Dora Swesey
Tattersall Court
Susanna Wesley
Frances Bradley
North Ridge Road
Sigma Gamma
Grace Fellowship Club
Knights Templar
Eagles
Babe Bennett
Madison Avenue
Ruth MacDowell
4Th Street
Orne Sempre
Elks Lodge
United American Mechanics
Elyria A. A. 7. W. Chapter
Complete Rehearsal of "Collegiana" Tonight
Twenty prominent Elyrians have speaking parts in the play Collegiana to be staged Thursday and Friday evenings at the High School auditorium as a playground benefit. Sponsored by the Elyria Council of PTA, the production features a 45 member opening chorus and a total cast of 125. A full dress rehearsal is set for this evening at 7 30 in the high school with principal roles assigned. Posters and miniature playground equipment are on display at the Ohio Fuel Gas window until the final performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collegiana
Elyria Council of
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Girl Scouts Troop 5 Plans Party Next Week
Girl Scouts Troop 5 met at American Legion Home to discuss a party for next week. Announcement was made of the Court of Awards on May sixth. The meeting ended with Good night Circle and Taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 5
American Legion
Man Confesses to Murder After Betrayal by Son
In Jersey City on April 26 Joseph De Maio confessed to police that he killed Anthony D'Andrea with a hammer, fed the body to a barrel, and dumped it on a Hoboken vacant lot. He claimed his son aided in discarding the body. A separate note mentions notices on knife bans in seven languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Joseph de Maio
Anthony D’andrea
Hoboken
Poice
Joseph
Public Affairs Group Polls On Foreign Policy
The Public Affairs committee at the YWCA met led by chairwoman Mrs. E J Howenstine to discuss a poll on U S foreign policy. The group endorsed cooperation with other nations and international economic bodies, lower tariffs, and expanded reciprocal trade agreements. In war scenarios the U S would defend its soil and Latin America, support an international police force, and consider economic sanctions with armed force as a last resort. The next meeting is May 5 at 2:00, with Mrs S D Nielsen chairing the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
E. J. Howenstine
Latin America
Howenstine
S. D. Nielson
Mealtime Habits for Infants in High Chairs
Jane Herbert Goward advises mothers to separate eating and play. Keep infants in a high chair only during meals and place them in a crib or play pen between meals to prevent restlessness and head banging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny
Baby
Guide to Charm Well or Ill Bed's Place For Beauty
This guide suggests maximizing beauty during bed rest with a routine of early bedtimes, cleansing, creams, hair care, and in-bed grooming. It advises a relaxing half hour before sleep, a light night regimen, and careful activities for sick days, emphasizing patience and self care for brighter eyes and clearer skin.
QO H S To Stage Three One Act Plays Tomorrow
The O High Players will present their second annual trio of one act plays on Wednesday evening at eight in the high school auditorium. A new cyclorama funded by the group adds visual flair. The program opens with The M the Black Domino. The Between features June Carper and Wilmah Hull among a cast including Eleanor Cady. Two's Company closes the program with Ruth Mosher and Don Me over, directed by Evalyn Bayle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. H. S
O'High Players
Doris Spicer
Bob Dew
Oberlin Obituary Notes for Fred J Tucker
Fred J Tucker died on a Sunday night at his Edigg street home. He leaves two sons Herbert of Oberlin and Earl Elyria, one daughter Mrs Glad Powers of South Amherst, and six grandchildren. Funeral services are planned for this afternoon. Dr E B Corn spoke at Oberlin Exchang Club, detailing the Exchange Club's work and upcoming state conventions in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Tucker
Edigg Street
Herbert
Oberlin
Earl Elyria
Glad Powers
South Amherst
E. B. Corn
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Oberlin Exchang Club
Oberlin Inn
Corn
Exchange Club
Junior Forum Heart Meeting At Mallory Home
Norma Hammond and Dorol Smith hosted a Junior Forum gathering at the Mallory residence on Ea College Street. The event featured a Heart Meeting with a roll call health hint and papers by Ruth Mick on Patent Medicines and Romayne Webber on Why Choose Nursing as a Profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Hammond
Dorol Smith
Mallory
Ea College Street
T Ruth Mick
Romayne Webber
Literar and Social Club Meeting Postponed to Thursday
The Literar and Social club meeting scheduled Thursday afternoon is postponed two weeks. Mrs. J. Rosecrans will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literar and Social Club
Comfort club to meet with Mrs Eleanor Gelling
The Comfort club will meet Thursday with Mrs. Eleanor Gelling of North Main Street. Miss Dorothy House of Western Reserve University spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs H 3 House of South Main Street. Nearby friends Nancy Black and Helen Nickerson, also teachers at Western Reserve University, were Sunday bound guests of her parents. Mr and Mrs Ned Fuller Spencer Ohio visited Mr Fuller's nephew Fred Lyman in evening. After spending a couple of Ki in Washington DC, Mrs P Hornung left Monday for a home in St Petersburg Florida. She has been spending part of the winter with her daughter Mrs C Parsons and her son D Horning in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Rice
Park Avenue
Cambridge Springs
Pennsylvania
Elyria
George C. Calvert
Rochester
New York
H. S. Calvert
Gulf Farms
R. E. Jackson
Youngstown
Eugene Mayhew
Bernice Jackson
Clara Springer
Middle Avenue
E. B. Redhead
Robert Vestal
Greenlee Haynes
Walter Smith
Dorothy
Harold Stoddard
Wilfrid Bowdler
Billy
John Bowdler
Arthur Sparks
Sam Rockwood
Anthony Malik
Chicago
Linois
Malik
Elyrian
Joseph Malik
J. C. Wilkie
Detroit
Michigan
Mary Siegfried
Mary Ann
Ashtabula
Carrie Miller
Jeanette Arnold
Brunswick
Rebekah
Noble
Charles Rose
Bessie Rose
Albert Rose
Sumner Street
Ernest Hanson
Winckles Street
South Langhorne
Rose
Hanson
Comfort Club
Eleanor Gelling
North Main Street
Dorothy House
Western Reserve University
P. Hornung
St. Petersburg
C. Parsons
D. Horning
Oberlin
Gas fumes kill couple in Sandusky home
A gas leak from a bathroom deal caused the accidental deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Large in their Sandusky home. Charles Large was a longtime boxing referee and later a gate keeper at Cedar Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Charles E. Large
Cedar Point
German Opinion Cools on Colonies and Migration
The article notes waning enthusiasm in Germany for colonial ventures and continued difficulty in persuading Germans to migrate abroad. It discusses economic strain and waning political will as World War I era pressures influence policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enthusias
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Oberlin College Peace Society
Hear Co
Carl Wooden
Cornell Avenue
Carl Niemeyer
Rainbow Girls
Guild of
Mose Wilder
C. A. Glass
Leo Meyer
Ralph Dyke
Cleveland Road
Mrs. Wendorff
Inter Nos Elects
Colette Colette
A. C. Corfman
M. H. Crowder
David Fuson
Bellefontaine
Ohio
DeGraff
Elyrians
Anton Blazek
James Powell
Charles Haun
Lester Norrish
Carl French
Wiliam Moir
Eleanor McCully
Sue Yearly
Bertha Mulroy
Denise Robinson
Nancy
Deborah
Philadelphia
Syracuse
H. J. Austin
Florida
Palm Beach
Daytona
Second Congregational Church
Medina Association of Congregational Churches
Amherst
A. E. Kemp
Jay Hastings
EK. Fell
E. Smith
J. Fritz
W. Albrecht
Burton Boynton
Claude McKenzie
News OF the Girl Scouts
South Africa
Champs
Lump
Murbach Coal
Fhone
Jane Herbert Goward
Mrs. Goward
Guide To
By Jacqueline Hunt
Miss Hunt
Fordeliv
Richard Clevenger
Esther Wood
Professor St
Qplayers
Tucker
Elyria Riding Club
Fair Grounds
Sears Roebuck Coo
Broad Elyria
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